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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-13
WheatOn-GIenm,Ont GLeanings
'ClenmOnt's Western Carnival
Comes Thisaway May p; New
Sligo Creek Park Work On

With a rousing "Howdy, Pard-
ner,!" the Glenmont Elementary
School PTA will welcome all
Corners to its Western Carnival
to be held at the school on May
% from 2 until Z pm.
Mrs. William Westlake, the
PTA's ways and means chairman,
has listed the following booths
and activities for youngsters and
parents on that Saturday after
noon:
There will be a Sportswear
Shoppe, under the craftsmanship
of Mrs. William Bradford, with
tee shirts, sweat shirts, beanies,
campus pennants, school pencils,
etc.-all with "Glenmont" printed
on them. A balloon stand, headed
up by Mr.. Douglas Rorer, will
have on sale ballons, airplane pin
wheels, and those old carnival
N avorites-flying birds on stick.
The Glenmont- General Store,
managed by Mrs. Dorothy John
son, will have on sale such items
as donations from local mer-
chants, handicraft items, parasols,
feather dolls, and batons.
The school cafeteria will be
open, and Mrs. Percy Hipsley,
chairman of the "eats" commit
tee is planning enough hotdogs,
barbecues. cole slaw, potato
salad, potato chips, coffee
and cold drinks for all. Of course,
there will also be a Bake Shoppe,
which will feature cakes, pies,
cookies, etc Mrs. Henry Davis is
in charge of this.
The Flower MARTINS. Will
liam Curtis, chairman-will have
cut flowers and plants which will
be on sale. One of the booths l
think a particularly smart idea
is the White Elephant Toy Shoppe
- where youngsters may pur-
chase, from penny up, such
items as comic magazines, re.
cords, books, and toys. I under.
stand this idea was borrowed
from the Weller Road PTA's very
= successful fair held earlier in the
year.
A Hobby Show, featuring hob
bies of children, teachers, and
parents will be open for all to en-
joy. Mrs. Paul PLATA is in charge
of this. Admission to- the show
will be SC, but in addition to see
ing the show, ticket purchaser
receives a favor of a miniature
loaf of locally known bread)
Additional entertainment will
include music by Uncle Dirty and
his Maryland Ramblers and
movies. Mrs. Charles Hartsock is
in charge of the latter.
Games include four SC ones
target practice, fish bowl, ring
your prizes, and ball in a bucket;
and seven 10c ones-a boys and
a girls grab-bag, ring the saddle,
Kitty Kat Throw the baseball at
the stuffed kitty, shooting gal
lery with popcorns (corks as
bullets, darts, and hat pitch
Gland the hat on the life-Sized
dummy.
Mrs. Victor Olson is in charge
Def the sale of tickets. All we have
to do is hope for nice day
so the PTA can hold most of the
activities outdoors!
HappU hirtbdoy IUac tho order
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-13

| L ilC w llCcIOll LlOllo S1uD llCASl
its election of officers for the
coming year at its regular meet
ing held at the Argyle Country
Club last Thursday night.
Elected for the coming term
were: Mr.. William E. Lowell,
president; Mr. Robert E. Staley,
first president; Mr.. Paul Jackson,
second vice-president; Mr.. Ed
ward Schrider, third vice-presi-
dent; Mr.. William McLauren,
secretary; Mr.. Robert Pendleton,
treasurer; Mr.. George Woodell,
tail twister; Mr.. George Haines,
lion Tanner; and Mr.. Richard
Lutz and Mr.. Richard Stewart,
new directors.
Mr.. William Koier, immediate
past president, continues on the
Board, as do Mr.. Edwin P. Broom
all and Mr.. Andrew Newberry,
directors.
Installation of the new officers
will be held in June.
Incidentally, the Wheaton Lions
Clubs Bowling Team came in
second-in field of about twenty
in the League. This was the
teams first year of League COM
petition. Bowling for the local
club were Team Captain Elwood
Harding, and Lions Thomas, Har-
rison, Richardson, Shaffer, Staley,
and Broomall. Congratulations,
gentlemen!
Local Lion delegates to the Dis
trict Convention to be held May
81 through May 80 are MIR. Koier,
Mr.. Charles Thomas, Mr.. Lowell,
Mr.. Jackson, and Mr.. Staley.
Alternates named by the Board
of Directors are, Mr.. Broomall,
Mr.. Edmund Cronin, Mr.. Woodell,
Mr.. Floyd Collins, and Mr.. Pend
Teton.
The Howard Semons of Georgia
Avenue are most happy over the
arrival of their small Charles
John. The baby's grandmother,
Mrs. Dorothy Semon of Cleve-
land, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
Duckworth of Ravenna, Ohio,
were recent visitors at the Semon
home.
The Park and Planning Com
missions plans for the extension
of Sligo Creek Parkway from
Forest Glen Road to Old BladenS-
burg Road (Wheaton) are well
past the formulation stage. AS a
matter of fact, the road itself has
been graded, and it should be COM
pleted in about a month.
Starting at Forest Glen Road,
and heading north, facilities will
be as follows: At the Forest Glen
Road playground there will be
a small ball field (already there)
a tennis court, picnic area, play
ground apparatus, and parking.
Somewhat farther along, op-
posite Evans Parkway on the
hill, there will be cleared area
or Council Ring-with a good
view of the stream valley.
At Belevedere Boulevard, the
Commission plans what will prob
ably be the most highly concen-
trated recreation center along the
line. Here the Commission plans
to have a recreation building,
two ball fields, tennis courts, and
basketball and handball courts.
The recreation building will be
so planned that the County can
carry out a summer recreation
building will be so planned that
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-13
Medical Women Meet

Annual reports and election of
officers will be, featured at a
meeting May Is of the Women's
Auxiliary to the Montgomery
County Medical Society. The
meeting will start at l pm. in
the home of Mrs. John j. Curry,
3006 Homewood Parkway, Ken
sington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-13

Happy birthday was the order
of the day last Saturday at the
Henderson Avenue home of
Sherry McConaughy, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard McCon-
aughy. Sherry had a party-ice
cream, cake, and Pin the Tail on
the Donkey - and had as her
guests Punkey, Mary and Theresa
Kiefer, Susan and Ralph Knight,
Tommy, Patty and Nancy Wat
son, Barbara Hicks, Dannie and
Donna Lehman, Kenny Lancas-
ter, Carolyn and Anna Marie Nc
Carthy, and Melville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02
Reunion Held
Bykurses

Mrs. Ethel M. Redfield Of
Northfield. N. j.. was elected
commander Of the National Or
ganization Of World War Nurses
at it's annual reunion yesterday
at the Washington Hotel.
Held each year during the
American Legion convention, the
reunion opened with q break
fast. attended by more than 400
members.
Mrs. Doris M. Clarke Of Miami.
Fla. the retiring commander.
presided.
Breakfast speakers included
Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers, chairman Of the House
Veterans Affairs Committee: H.
v. Higley. head of the Veterans
Administration, and District
Commissioner Renah r. CANA
lier.
Mrs. Florence 8. johnson Of
Washington was chairman OF
arrangements for the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02
Open for Membership

The Sisterhood Of the Langley
Hebrew Congregation announces
that 1t is open for new members
Of the Jewish faith in the Silver
Spring and Hyattsville area. It's
objective as the women's auxiliary
Of the Langley Hebrew Congre-
cation is to help build and COM
plete its new synagogue center.
For information call Mrs. Sam
Glinn, HE. ASH or NO. 7-O256.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02
RECIPE SUPPLIED.
(E. L. H., The Plains. Va.


For Miss A. M. H., Washing
ton: Bahia au rum. Dissolve
one cake yeast In VI cup luke
warm milk, add h cup -four
and tablespoon sugar. Beat
until smooth. cover. let rise
until hubby and light Cream.
" cup butter or margarine un-
til fluffy. add vs. teaspoon salt.
l tablespoon grated lemon rind,
adding W cup sugar while
Dreaming the shortening. now
beat in three eggs. add Va cups
sifted flour. beat well, add the
yeast sponge and beat about 5
to Is minutes. Pour into a
creased 1la-quart tube pan, let
rise again in a warm place un-
til double in bulk. Bake In a
$50 oven. When done remove
from pan, place in q dish OF
rum sauce. To make rum
sauce: Boil I cup strong tea
with / cup sugar for 5 minutes.
Let cool. add 4 to 8 tablespoons
rum. ! use rum fiayoring which
I buy at the grocers and like 1t.
RECIPE WANTED.
MRS. G. C.. S., Arlingtonl
I would like very much to
have q recipe for Tomato
Butter which I think Is q
German recipe.
It is made of ripe tomatoes
and is very thick. but Is not
the same as tomato preserves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02
Parties Set
ForWeek.E End

Many parties have been
planned In Warrenton for
guests down for the Warrenton
Horse Show over the Labor Day
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs, Francis r.
Greene viii be hosts to Mr..
Christopher Wa dssworth OF
Doylestown, Pa, one of the
hunter judges for the horse
show. The judges will be enter
tanned at luncheon on Monday
by DR., and Mrs. r. A. Howard
and at a SWIM brunch on Sunday
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Offutt III.
Col. and Mrs. G. c. Jadwin will
have Mr. and Mrs. James Black
well staying with them during
the horse show. Mr.. Blackwell,
president Of the Virginia Horse
Shows Association, will be stew
ard for the show.
Miss Milly Mcintosh of Wav-
erly Farms will entertain the
younger set at luncheon on Sum
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02
Faulkner
Continued From Page BAD

doubtedly confused at times when
such dishes as the diamondback
terrapin, soft shell crabs or jam
balaya were to be judged, but
there was no confusion at their
verdict of 'super-colossar."
The American food was in
great demand and apparently
well appreciated by the Euro
peans since every days offerings
were completely sold out.
In referring to his own sue
cess, Clement Maggia said, my
style Of decorating and design
was so different the judges said
they were sorry they couldn't
give me more than the maximum
20 points. That meant more to
me than the medals they gave
me-"
On the agenda for the conven-
ton of the American Culinary
Federation is the establishment
Of q proposed National Academy
Of Chefs. by act Of Congress. A
bill for such an academy has
been introduced by Representa-
tive Herbert Warburton, of Della
ware, with the aim of improving
American cooking. and of arous-
ing interest of American boys in
carears siinh &c cookS and chefs
Pierre Berard, food consultant
to Government Services. Inc,
and president of the American
Culinary Federation, says this
country is already experiencing
an acute shortage of experienced
and trained chefs. Many Of our
Guropean-trained cooks and
chefs are getting old and we
need American-born men to re-
place them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02
Mrs. Houghton
Leaving Today

Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton,
Assistant Director, Foreign OPP
erations Administration, is leav-
ing today for her home in Red
Oak, Iowa, where she will spend
the Labor Day week end.
Mrs. Houghton will return to
the city on Monday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02
Senator Chavez In Mexico City

Senator Dennis Chavez of New
Mexico is in Mexico City with
his two granddaughter. Misses
Imelda and Stanlee Miller Of 338
o street. NV.
The Senator had promised the
girls a trip south of the border
after Imelda's graduation from
Georgetown Visitation Convent
in June.
A frequent visitor to Mexico.
Senator Chavez is showing his
granddaughters places of inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02
College Club News

The Skidmore College Club
will entertain the incoming fresh
men at a tea from 4 to 6 PM, on
September IL, at the home Of
Mrs. Carl F'ritts. 1923 Somerset
place, NV. All alumnea are
invited to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02
Europe Bound

Mr.. and Mrs. Harden Church
and Miss Carroll Church were
among the passengers aboard the
Canadian Pacific's Empress OF
Scotland, when the luxuary liner
sailed from Montreal Tuesday,
bound for Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02
Readers. Clearing House.
oKRA GuMBo.

mrs. M. J. r., Washington
Okra used to be dried by
cutting it crosswise into small
pieces and drying it in the hot
summer sun. 7 recall there
was an old table in the garden.
1t was covered with a clean
sheet, or piece of white cloth.
The okra, cut into small pieces.
was ,placed thereon and al
lowed to dry in the hot sun
for several days. At night,
or before shutdown the cloth
containing the okra was car
ried indoors. It was watched
carefully to keep insects away
and from time to time, the
okra was thoroughly dried, it
was placed in quart jars and
kept in the pantry for use
during the winter months.
Nowadays, there are more
scientific ways of drying okra
but why bother when canned
okra is available in grocery
stores.
Okra is used In salad. boiled
whole until tender but not
long enough to be broken or
crushed in appearance.
Okra Gumbo is prepared
either with shrimp or crab
meat, or prepared with chick
en-, or with pork sausage, ham,
and bacon. It is served with
rice in q soup plate and is
eaten with a soup spoon.
First prepare tomato gravy.
Chop finely two or three me
dunn size onions. Fry until
onions are light gold in color.
Add, by sprinkling over the
onions, one tablespoonful OF
-four. AS soon as -four browns
lightly, add a can Of tomatoes,
or four or six fresh tomatoes
(from which skins have heen
removed by immerstng in not
scalding water. Mix toma~
toes, onions, and flour and then
mash the tomatoes. After it
has cooked q few minutes, add
q cup of water slowly, or more
as Judgment dictates. then add
parsley chopped fine, and cook
slowly for about 10 minutes.
Then add shrimp and cooked
crabmeat. Or. add fried pork
sausage, ham. and bacon. Or
add chicken. Cook slowly for
another 20 minutes. Finally,
add okra chopped or cut cross
wise in small pieces. Cook
until okra, chicken, ETC., are
edible. Do not stir okra while
cooking unless necessary. Too
much stirring will make okra
Shiny. The timing may not be
very accurate but if shrimp,
crabmeat. ham. pork sausage.
bacon, or chicken, is cooked by
frying, before adding hot to-
mato gravy, it will not require
too much time to complete
cooking after cut okra is add
ed. Gumbo with cooked rice
in o soup plate is often served
In place of soup.
II dried okra is used, it may
have to be soaked in water be-
fore adding to the tomato
gravy which requires slow
cooking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02

est, including the pyramids OF
Teotihuacan. Forth de las Flores
and the town Of Taxco. They are
staying at the Hotel Del Prado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02
NEWSPAPER LOGS

mrs. T. J. D., Hyattsuillel
To the lady inquiring for in
structions to make newspaper
logs: Roll newspapers to form
small logs. 6 inches long. Tie
with heavy twine, but not too
tightly, as they will swell. Soak
for three of four weeks in a
solution Of: Four pounds OF
blue stone "copper" sulphate), 8
pounds rock salt, l gallon OF
water. Dry thoroughly. The
logs give colorful blaze for 2 or
3 hours.
Can anyone tell me where I
can get the sweet chocolate
coating that Is used on ice
cream sticks?
Evening star., 1954-10-01

NAKED ALIBI." q Universal re-
lease. produced by Ross Hunter, directed
by Jerry Hopper, screenplay by Lawrence
Roman, from the story Cry Copper" BY
]. Robert Bren. At the Columbia.
Evening star., 1954-10-01
HOLLYWOOD

dOLL4 WOOJ.
Red Skeletons television show,
on an economy binge. cut $500
for phony fangs in his Beauty
and Beast" skitsofrenzia. He
doesn't have a sponsor yet
but he will.
Eddie Fisher has talked Deb
bic Reynolds into becoming a
recording artist. Eds selecting
the songs she will sing. and later
they will cut a platter together
Gale Storm and Lee Bonnell
celebrated 13 years of marriage
yesterday. "And don't say lucky
49," says Gale. cutely, cor Philip
Morris. my sponsor. will hate
me-"
keenan, Wynn, who is crazy
about motorcycles. gave his wife
a ring with a pistonlike gimmick
in it. Jim Backus tossed the
only male shower ever thrown
here for the expecting Keenan,.
X X y X
Gustave Willy, linked in mar
riage rumors with Carlo, was
under contract to Paramount
here for a year. He's known as
the dancing millionaire.
Jerry Lewis's first date out of
bed, was watching his son in a
military school parade. Jerry,
in black suit and bright red
shirt, confided he felt wobbly
but better. "You could lose a kid
here" he commented. as the
boys marched. by. 1.-THE way they
are all dressed the same"
Robert animal" Strauss plays
the janitor In Seven Year Itch"
Marilyn Monroe insisted on him
for the part.
Marion Brando has a new
protege-a Powers model, a Miss
Cooper. He has managed to get
her a screen test at Goth Cen
tury-Fox. And TV pretty
Roxanne was dining with the
Daryl Zanucks and Charlie
Fieldman at Romanoff's after
Ann Sothern's LADY in the
Dark" Annie was good, but
remember Gertie Lawrence. The
big surprise for me was Carlton
Carpenter in the Danny Kaye
role. Very good.
y y + Il
Pier Angel, who was discov-
cred by Jacques Sernas in Rome,
is now doing a repeat engage
ment with him in Hollywood.
Miss America-Lee Ann Meri-
wether-who lives in California,
made her first commercial ap-
pearance on television, spon-
sored by the Florida citrus fruit
growers!
Maggie Mcnamara is staying
at the Beverly Hills Hotel while
doing Prince of Players" Mag
gle is q double for English
Actress Joan Greenwood, and
Joan is often asked for her
autograph under the impression
she Is Miss Mcnamara.
y n y
The mot as a Stranger" COM
pany Is in hot water with the
Evening star., 1954-10-01
Hollywood Diary:
Eddie and Debbie
To Record Duet
By SheIloh Grohom

Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.
Cedars loaned the operating
room to Olivia de Havilland and
Robert Mitchum for a photo
graphic series with strict in
instruction not to lean against
or touch anything. Mitchum
leaned against everything, while
Olivia handled everything. Re-
sult-that particular operating
room had to be closed down for
q day for sterilization.
Dan Daley tells me he is
teaching Gwen O'Connor how to
jump-not to attention. but with
horses. Dan is adding two bed
rooms to his San Fernando
home, which has a kitchen,
bathroom, living room and one
big room for five horses which
Dan has to share. he says.
X X
Noah Berry Jr.. who has been
separated from his wife for three
months. is smilingly optimistic
that he can work out a reconcil-
iation.
Joel McCrea, who owns more
than 5000 acres In southern
California, has been notified
that his land Is sitting right over
a lake of oil-and three major
oil companies are bidding like
crazy for it. The excitement
leaves Joel cold. He Is making
a nice profit from the ranch
now, and Is very well fixed for
life.
tReleased by NANA.)
Evening star., 1954-10-01
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Current Theuter Attractions
And Time Of Showing L
Stage.
Arena-"The Crucible': $3.50
pm.
Nationalist. JOAN: $40
pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Private He'll
36": lao. 1886. 5:35. 7::35 and
9:35 pm.
Capitol - "The Egyptian;
II am. 1885, 4:l0. $50 and 9:35
pm.
ColOny-"Intimate Relations;
$3.50, $40 and 9:55 pm.
Columbia - NAKED Alibi";:
1855 am, 1885, 3:35. 5:35. 7:45
and $50 pm.
Dupont "The Vanishing
Prairie: 1:10, 2:50. 4:35. 6:15.
8 and 9:40 pm.
Keith's-"The Caine Mutiny";;
1918 am, 1890, 2:45, sos, 7:20,
9:35 and 1850 pm.
Little - Captains Paradise:
$3.50. $40 and $3.50 pm.
Macarthur -" Malta Story;
7:05 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan - private Hell
So; 11:15 am, i. 2:45, 4:30,
6:15, 8 and 10 pm.
Ontario 1.-The Black Shield
of Falworth";; 1:25. 3:25, $50,
7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Palace - Betrayed; 10:45
am, 12:45. 3. Sis. 7::35 and 9:55
pm.
Playhouse - Rear Window:
11:10 am, 1:10. 3:15. $40, 7:25
9:35 and 1885 pm.
Plaza-"Rome, II O'clock;
IL, 1:40. 1920. sos. GAS, $50
and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux -" ION the Water
'front.'; 10:45 am, l2:45, 2:45,
4:50, 6:55, 8:55 and II pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
l and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-10-01
The Cast.
By Harry Macarthur

The lesson SIT forth in "Pri-
vate He'll 36" for any interested
parties hereabouts is that crime
does not pay even when prac-
ticed by policemen who should
know better. The legitimate pay
may be slim. the lure of the ille-
gitimate loot strong. but don't
let the fingers get sticky. ad-
vises the new Filmakers produc-
ton at the Metropolitan and Am
bassador Theaters.
Filnakers is a corporate title
meaning Ida Lupino and her
former husband, Producer Col
lier Young. Sometimes it also
means that Miss Lupino is func-
tioning as director. too, but not
this time. That chore was turned
over to Don Siegel. Miss Lupino,
a woman of diverse talents, con-
fined herself to collaborating on
the screenplay with her former
husband and playing a leading
role under Mr.. Siegel's guidance.
Just to make things honey.
one of the two leading male
roles in Private He'll SO" is
played by Howard Duff, who
now is married to Miss Lupino.
or was the last time we looked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duff do not get
to do any billing and cooling,
however, in the picture. His
partner here is Dorothy Malone.
while Miss Lupino gets whatever
romantic kicks the melodrama
allows with Steve Cochran. who,
for all we know, is married to
Mrs. Steve Cochran. There'll
never be another Hollywood.
The net result of all of this
sophisticated creative endeavor
is somewhat less than earth
shaking drama. Scenarists
Young and Lupino have flown
in the face of tradition and
staged a brutal battle of the
type usually reserved for the
climax as the opening sequence,
but the wisdom of this is de-
batable. Nothing this exciting
happens throughout the re-
mainder of their movie.
Duff and Cochran play a pair
Of Los Angeles detectives Job
viously graduates of Dragnet
Academy who are set on the
trail of New York murderer.
Miss Lupino. representing sa-
loon singer, is pressed into aid
because a hot SO has passed
through her hands. Eventually
the boys catch up with their
quarry, he dies in an auto crash
while fleeing them, and there
is that tin box full Of the pretty
green stuff. Cochran starts
stufing his pockets, Duff feels
forced to go along with his part
ner. They hide the loot in q
trailer camp in Trailer No. SO.
finally explaining the title. but
no good comes of it.
Private He'll SO" is well played,
especially by Dean Jaeger. as
the detective captain who gets
suspicious when the count Of
the recovered money fails to
tally with the amount stolen in
the first place. There Is an
authentic look about some Of
private Hell &c. but there is
an unfortunate thing about au-
thentic plodding police work; it
plods.
What it all adds up to here
is a fairly well constructed movie
without any great excuse for
any one having gone to all that
trouble. F'ilmaker Executives
Young and Lupino should have
demanded a better screenplay
from Writers Lupino and Young.
{ ssfavlne
Evening star., 1954-10-01

Garden, turned up at the Co
lumbia Theater yesterday. In
this one. her agent has matched
her with Gene Barry and. to
put a tactful face on it, he beats
the daylights out of her.
Since it always turns out Miss
Grahame is a girl with a heart
of gold. it seems a shame that no
script writer ever allows her at
least one telling counter punch.
Certainly no such deserved
boon is granted her in Naked
Alibi," the film under discussion
and the Columbia's new feature.
Once more the end of the pic
ture finds her dying, this time
in the arms of Sterling Hayden,
and just when it seems she has
found a man who could resist
the impulse to slug her.
X y + =
NAKED Alibi," from the bee
hive of Universal Pictures, is for
mula melodrama that looks fit
fully as if it were sorry to be
turning out that way.
It was directed by Jerry Hop
per from a screenplay by Law
renee Roman based upon the
novel, Cry Copper" by j. Robert
Bren.
Bren. a raw writing type. is
relating mere a criminals case
history whose intimations are
that police departments some
times are not brutal enough.
This may be a misreading of his
intention, of course, which may
have been merely to write a