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Pop Warner
Sinking, Death
Believed Near
BY the Associated Press

PALO ALTO. Calf, Sept. IT,
Glenn S. 1Pop1 Warner, former
football coach who was a prime
developer of the wingback sys-
tenn, was reported sinking rap
idly in Palo Alto Hospital today.
The 83-year-old Warner un-
s-derwent surgery in July for re-
moval of a throat tumor.
His physician reported last
night:
Ordinarily a person in his
condition would not live through
the night, but he has such amaz-
ing vitality I wouldn't make book
against him."
A friend and former coaching
assistant, Ben Winkelman, said
Warner was unconscious most of
the time and appeared to be
growing weaker.
Warner first gained fame as
coach of the late Jim Thorpe
one of the worlds greatest ath-
letes, at Carlisle Indian school in
Pennsylvania early in the CEN
fury.
After stints at Cornell, Geor-
gia and Pittsburgh he came West
to Stanford and took the In
dams to the Rose Bowl three
| times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
Terp Home Game Tickets
Go on Sale al Five Sites

Individual game tickets for
Maryland's five home dates
went on sale today at the Byrd
Stadium ~tiekeC' ~effices in Col
lege Park. F'airway at 1928 G
street NV; Mitchell's at 2806
Fourteenth street NV. and
Bethesda Sport Mart, 7012 Wis
conSin avenue.
The Terps meet North Carolina
October 16; N. c. State Noverl-
Der 6, Clemson November ID.
George Washington November
20 and Missouri Thanksgiving
Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07

Dodgers, Yonks Stumble;
Tribes Key Figure Is Is

he said. "A month ago when
we were Is games behind they
felt the same way. didn't they?
Naturally they haven't changed
their minds now"
What about the statement by
Manager Leo Durocher Of the
Giants a few weeks back that the
Braves would find it tough to
catch two teams?
WELL" Grimm shrugged,
we've caught one of 'en now.
The way ! look at it, if you go
out and do your job and don't
pop of, you come out pretty
good"
Grimm's players have been do
ing quite job during the cur
rent drive. A week ago Sunday
they took a pair of sound past
ings from Brooklyn. l2-4 and
liza, but roared back to take
the final two games from the
Dodgers. Since then they've
beaten Pittsburgh once, swept
| four-game set from Cincinnati
and trounced the Cubs twice.
Matthews and Dittmer Hot.
Two nfielders-Eddie Mathews
and Jack Dittmer-have played
a big role in the march. Mathews,
Sidellned for nearly two weeks
with a cut finger on his left
/ hand, was on base nine straight
times against the Cubs yeSter-
day, bashing his 35th home run,
one double, six singles and draw
ing one walk. Dittmer, who lost
his regular second base job to
Danny O'Connell at the start of
the year, returned to the lineup
IL games ago and has been hit
ting at a sensational .450 clip
! ever since.
The Braves, Boosting the
leagues best road record at AZ
wins against % losses, open their
Eastern swing at Pittsburgh to-
morrow. After one game with
the Pirates, they face Brooklyn
at Ebbets Field twice and the
Phillies and the Giants three
times each. Another three are
on tap at st. Louis before the
club returns home to close the
season.
Roberts Ties Hubbel.
Roberts, the Phillies' strong
armed Highlander, had the most
notable individual achievement
yesterday. He became the first
pitcher since Carl Hubbell to
reach the 20-game mark in five
consecutive seasons. He made it
when f1eet-footed Richie ASH
burn scampered home from Sec
ond base on an infield single by
Granny Hammer.
Trailing by five runs early in
the game. the Pirates beat the
Dodgers in the first contest when
Billy Loes walked two men in
the 18th with the bases loaded
and Curt Roberts laid down a
(See BASEBALL, Page ARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07

cautious October the Terrapins going
have hurdle UCLA which will have the best team the
Pacific Coast.
Jim Tatum undoubtedly heaved great sigh of relief
upon reading of Wallace prophecies Despite Mr. Arch
overconfdence On the contrary in fact But now he
longer fear Kentucky North Carolina, South Carolina,
Missouri, etc-ony UCLA.
ODDLY, WALLACE PRoPHEsIEs All-America for
Mississippi Maryland Each of his eight other ranking
teams represented, Notre Dame twice. but only cad is
likely people that Prof Wallace is graduate of
Notre Dame "They very good squads but lack
players" Wallace says explaining the absence of first
string Al-America for Mississippi or Maryland.
The Prophet be hep the subject because neither
the No. the No. team in the Nation will have second
string AAmerica either 1t much later that he gets
to- say Walker Dick Bielsk and John Irvine of
Maryland
Prof Wallace who that he spends nine months
working his piece is not this giving team in
area except Maryland tumble Closest his 1854
20 is Duke ranking 18TH The gentleman has given up on
Navy. - 4 E
went overheard last year Navy ESQ no stars
alo at Annapolis Wallace confides Navy supporters
depending their intelligence will view this decision
outrageous CD best thing that could have happened
KIDDING ASIDE IF ONLY momentariy, Wallace is
enthusiastic far-minded and Woodworking football
prophets He not without honor without
BY way of taking care of some OF the honor Tor instance
Golfers expert reminds: "of my II prevew AlAmercas
Qast year, five made the official Golfers eleven You can't
beat that now you?
About the only thing not disclosed in "pigskin Peview
why depends oddnumbered staff of l86 helpers
up the details the Prophet more accurately
finger going tumble in the third period against
causing upset Podunk U. November 10 due to
muddy field.
Nevertheless associates stand at 1876 and they back
Waaces claim that he predicted enthuS-
acceptance of the substitution rule which ended
platoon football and forced return to the traditional
system requiring grdmen play both oense and defense
Baong would return to the two-patoon SO for the
present rule and II for liberalization
NOW HAVE YOU got it all pretty clear? Mississippi is
the national champion Maryland No. and Notre Dame No.
Army but not the sh revokes its horror of
ball but loses to Ole Miss in the Sugar Bowl
Johnny Vaught of Mississippi is the new No. coach
othe-year Texas Tech beats Marquette in the Gator
Bowl The back-of-the-year is Ralph Gugiem OF Notre
Dame and Center Larry Morris Of Georgia Tech
Say the word and you get nothing. Prof Wallace
tells the secret word which common ordinary
household quote: 1.-THE current secret word on all
college programs s-Conference.
You almost have to belong to conference to share
in TV or money, Wallace 6. The big effort is
being corral Army and Navy for nucleus that would
also and State After that the talk spreads
out super-duper national which could also involve
Nore Dame Georgia Tech, Oklahoma Maryland and
others :"
If that happens, tell EN- Francis Wallace sent you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
By The A,,oeioied Pres.

e
The hottest team in baseball,
Milwaukee's Braves, headed east
today on 12-game trip which
undoubtedly will decide the Ma
tional League pennant winner.
"All we gotta do is win 10 of
'em," said Pitcher Warren
SPAIN, land the way we're go
ing we can do it,"
The way the Braves have
been going-they took q nine
game winning streak, second
such in a month, with them
there was no dispute to Spahn's
clubhouse statement last night.
A pair of rollicking wins yes
terday over the Cubs. 1872 and
6-1, sent the Braves East in
second place only four games
behind the league-leading Giants.
The pair of triumphs, coupled
with Brooklyn's double loss to
Pittsburgh and the Giants split
with Philadelphia, turned the
trick and showed the Dodgers
into third, a spot the Braves had
held since July 81.
The magic number" for the
Giants is now is. Any combina-
1 ton of New York victories or
Braves losses totaling Is will
settle the race. AS far as the
Dodgers are concerned, the fig
ure is IA.
In the American League mean
while, the Indians cut their
clinching figure to Is as they
split with the Orioles but re-
manned Az games ahead as the
Yankees divided a pair with the
Red Sox.
Avila Passes NOren.
There's a new leader in the
American League batting race.
Bobby Avila, Cleveland's hust-
ling second baseman, caught Irv
Noren of the Yankees with four
hits Sunday and passed him
with four more yesterday. He's
hitting 1877 to NorenS 1888.
While Milwaukee was trounc-
ing the Cubs, Pittsburgh beat
Brooklyn, 9-6 in IL innings and
81. The Giants whipped Phila-
delphia, "a, but Robin Roberts
came back to win his goth game
in the nightcap, 5-4 in II in
nings. st. Louis bumped Gin
cinnati, 81, in a single game.
Bob Lemon of the Indians
became the first pitcher in either
league to win 81 games, beat
ing Baltimore, 6-1, in the first
game. Then the Orioles came
back to nip the Indians, 80, il
10 innings. The Yankees came
from behind to edge Boston. 6-5
IN the first game, but blew {
TO lead and lost the nightcap
81. Detroit won two from Chi.
cago, 81 and 80, the secono
game going 10 innings. Wash
ington defeated Philadelphia
81, and the Athletics shaded
the Senators, 80, for split.
Top TwO-MilliOn Mark.
The onruShing Braves drew
the days largest croWd-43,20F
--and ran. their seasons tota
attendance to 2,OO1 ,091, tops il
both leagues. Only the Yankees
and Indians ever have drawn
more than two million fans il
year.
Manager Charlie Grimm snort
ed when told that his player.
figured they could catch TIT
: Giants.
Sure they figure that way,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
Paula and Jim Lemon
Show Senator'S Some
Batting Promise
By Burton Hawkins

The Senators swarm of Char
lotte graduates generally has
touched off little whooping and
hollering among the most de-
voted followers Of the club, but
in strong-backed Carlos Paula
and towering Jim Lemon they've
sensed possible future help.
Their appearances have been
too brief and inconclusive to ven-
ture gueSses on their future
value, but the customers have
seen Paula and Lemon bang balls
tremendous, distance. They
hope to watch them do it more
often.
Lemon obtained eight hits in
his first 18 attempts since re-
joining the Senators. In his last
seven times at bat, however, he
hasn't lifted the ball out of the
inf1eld. Whether pitchers are
wising up or Jim is merely in
volved in a. streak of tough luck
remains to be seen.
Paula, muscular Cuban Negro,
whacked a 400-foot double and
single in the first game with
the Philadelphia AS yesterday,
won by Washington, 81. He met
three other pitches on the nose,
although going hitless in the
second game, which the Sena-
tors dropped. 80. He also
handled leftfield-a brutal sun
f1eld-adequately.
Faces More Thorough Test.
But Paula will be tested more
thoroughly by more adept pitch
erS than he was stacked against
yesterday. Carlos seemingly
stands a half block from the
plate and would appear to be at
a loss against pitches nicking
the outside of the plate. He got
by in the Sally League with that
stance but major league pitchers
may force him to alter it.
Jesse Levan, Steve Korchek
and Roy Dietzel were unspec-
tacular. but they could do bet
ter today when the Senators
against meet the Athletics a.
Griffith Stadium at 2 pm. A
crowd of 4,865 saw the Senators
win the opener yesterday behind
Johnny Schmitz's three-hit
pitching. Charlie Bishop won the
second for the AS although he
weakened in the eighth.
Connie Marrero, who has lost
six straight games, will pitch for
Washington today, with ex-Sen-
ator Al Sima due to fire for the
AS. The Senators leave for their
final Western trip after the game.
1t was the Senators veterans,
Schmitz and Mickey Vernon,
1 who showed the rockies how it
should be done in the opener.
Schmitz won his third straight
game and his 10th of the year
impressively. Vernon smacked a
single, a three-run triple off Ar
mold Portocarrero in the fourth
inning and two-run homer of
Marion Fricano in the eighth. 1t
was Mickey's Goth of the season.
Schmitz Bats in Run.
Paula dubbed across two runs
in the fourth with mighty blast
high off the centerfield wall and
Schmitz aided his own cause in
the second inning when he sin
gled across a run.
| The Senators spurted into a
tSee SENATORS, Page A-22)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
Dickie Lewis Named
Football Aide at WIN
BY The Associated Press

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Sept
7.-Dickie Lewis, former star
back with Washington-Lee High
School and William and Mary
College. has joined the coaching
staff at w. and M.
Lewis, who recently was dis
charged from Army service at
Fort Bliss, Tex. is assisting Back
field Coach Eric Upton.
The heat moved Head Coach
Jack Freedman to allow the
i team to workout in shorts yester-
day. Emphasis was on pass
| offenSe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07

More surprisingly Army is going to the
Sugar Bowl, although Col. Red Blaik may
as well save the Cadets the trouble. They
will be licked by the Mississippi Rebels, who
are going to be ranked the No. team in
the Nation. This Is chiefly because the
Rebels, by unique schedule break, do not
meet the four other likely contenders in the
Southeastern Conference and, therefore, will
wind up with a 100 record.
Maryland, No. 2, will be the only other
major league team that will finish unbeaten
and united, matching Mississippi's 100
record although Prophet Wallace iniects a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
Pennont Picture
BY The Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
W. L. Pct Behind 7 p.
Cleveland SO 40 40 10
New York - 93 A $40 Az IL
Cleveland-At home u3l, Boston 2.
Chicago 5, Detroit 3, New York =, Phil
adelphia >, Washington /. Away 80.
New York-At home 90. Philadelphia
:, WASHINGTON 2. Away ,UlD. Baltimore
:: Chicago >. Cleveland ., Detroit =,
Philadelphia g.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NOM vork v; i; Est Est Behind T,Pa
Milwaukee - 81 - 800 : 10
Brooklyn - 81 80 .59l s II
New York--At home u2), Chicago 9,
Cincinnati >. Milwaukee 3, Philadelphia
3. ST. Louis =. Away ca, Brooklyn 8,
Philadelphia 4.
MiIwaukee--At home ~, Cincinnati
I, St Louis 3. Away l2). Brooklyn =.
New York 3, Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh
/, st. Louis 3.
Brookiyn--At home 15), Chicaeo 2.
Cincinnati 3, Milwaukee =, New YORK
3, P.ttsburgh 3. st. Louis 2. Away ca,
pittsburgh .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
Win. Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

with 18th annual Pigskn Prevew in Golfers and usual
it's all there example Maryland will play in the Orange
Bowl second straight New Years Day. This time the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
Senators. 8, 2; Athletics, |, 3


Lined into double play for Snyder
in 9TH.
. Grounded out for Keriazakos in Sth.
Struck out for Korcheck in 9th
Philadelphia --- Dol 100 01o-3
WASHINGTON zoo 900 600
Runs batted in---Runnels, Limmer,
Wilson, Valo. Two-base hits-Runnels,
Limmer. Yost Three-base hit-Valo
Home run-Wilson. Stolen bases--Ja-
cobs. 3: Busby. Sacrifice--Keriazakos
Double plays-Keriazako to Snyder to
Levan; Limmer lunassisted), Left on
Bases on bails-On Bishop 2; OF Ker-
iazakos. 8: on Burtschy. l. Struck out
BY Keriazakos. 4; BY Bishop. 2; by
Burtschy, 2 Hits--Of Bishop. 6 in
ia innings; OF Burtschy, o in ! 2a in
nings; of Keriazakos, in innings:
of Pascual, O in / inning. Runs and
earned rurs-off Bishop, 3-2; on Burt
schy. 90; on Keriszakos, .3--3; Of Pas
Cual. Ga Winning pitcher Bishop
l4-5l Losing pitcher--Keria1akos 12.3).
UrNRires-Umont, Berry. Mckinley.
1InSe-2:21. s65.
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FIRST GANfE.l

] Hit sacrifice fly for Fricano in 9Th,
Philadelphia 600 Quu oiu-I
Washington 0lu oou b-A--o
Runs batted in-Schmitz, Vernon to-
Paula fal, Limmer. Two-base hit
Paula. Three-base hit--vernon. Home
run--vernon. Sacriices-Busbs. Schmitz-
Sacrifice hy--Limmer. Double play
Schmitz to Snyder to Vernon. Left on
Observation-Disclosures 4; WASHINGTON, 10.
Bases on balls--oh Sehniitz, 8: on Por-
tocarrero, 4: on Fricano. /: on Dixon. 1.
Struck out-Bv Portocarrero, 1: by
Schmitz, / by Fricano. 2. Hits-Oh
Portocarrero, 4 in sas innings: OF Fri
cano, in 3is innings. of Dixon, II
| inning. Runs and earned runS--On
Portocarrero, Sc: OF Fricano. 90: OH
Dixon. 30; OF schmits, IL. Winninl
kpftcher-Schmitz t10-7y. Losing pitcher
lIFortocsrrero ON. Umpires-Mc-
K jAiey, umont. Berry. Time-2:oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
Probable Pitchers
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at WaShington-Slma
2-6) VS.. Marrero $3.50.
tOnly game.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Philadelphia tnight)--
Gomez (13-9) VS.. Simmons (12-l3).
(Only game.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07
Major League Standings
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER !. 1854.
AMERICAN.

Results YESTERDAY
Wash. So; Phila.'
n. Y ie-7; Boston.
SIS.
cleve., g.; Baltoc 3
ia I'D game 10
innings. ~,
Detroit, a-3; en- :,
ia ed game 10
innings.
Games Today
phfla. at wash 200
tOnly game sched''
Games Tomorrow.
wash at Chicago, 3
Fcston at Detroit
pbsiS at Cleve. IN
MY. at Baltic I'M
NATIONAL.
Results Sssterda'-
NY. SIS Phils
rs cd game l.
fnningsl. ,,.,.,
Fis a. C1st game l.
inningsl. -.
Miiw. 13-o; Cni'
ii. ,
st. l.. z; cincin.. !
Games To-day
n. Y. at Phila. IN n
tonly game sene0'
Games Tomorrow
e,nein. at Bklyn.
SSiiT at pittsburEi
ss s. F Il. y IN
chifss" 81 New i0f'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-07

(See SENATORS. Page A-22D
Evening star., 1954-07-26
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Evening star., 1954-07-26
Ed SuIIivon's
t!;t!f 81 NEW YORK

Harry Richman's estranged
wife, Yvonne, has gone to Miami
with Martha Raye and her
hubby, Ed Begley. Efram
Zilmbalist. jr. and Melissa Wes-
ton at Majors Cabin. -. U. s.
chorines, who went to Canada
to work without union contracts.
stranded because clubs are clos
ing on account Of the Musicians
AGVA feud. George Sullivan
named promotion head at Pines
Publication. Lester (NVA)
Rose recovering at Horace Hard
ing Hospital. Newsreels cool
ing of patrons with shorts on
ski-ing!
Daiei, Japanese studio that
made "Rashomon," viii unveil
two other international prize
winners here, "Ugetsu," starring
Japan's two greatest actresses.
Machiko Kyo and Kinuko Tan
aka, and Gates of HELL" Cannes
Film Festival winner. The man
responsible for this renaissance
of the japanese film. industry
is diminutive, dynamic Masaich
Nagata. In his first times at
bat, Nagata. who owns a base
ball team in Japan. banged out
three tremendous homers. Ed
Harrison will release the flickers
here. Jockey Jackie West
rope and Sherri Windsor hud-
ding. 81. The Perry Comos cele-
brating 21st amy. ~. Will the
new Seagrani building going up
on Park avenue be constructed
out of scotch-on-the-rocks. won-
ders Sylvia de Mello.
Judith Evelyn made her debut
on Broadway in scarey Angel
Street Since then. she's only
been given plays in which, in her
own words. she's been asked to
haunt q house" " despite the fact
that she specialized in comedy
in Pasadena before coming to
Broadway. The Shrike" was
almost the end, but The Sea
GulIn at the Phoenix Theater
showed she was q human being.
and now Spring Lake. N. J.. Is
having a Judith Evelyn Festival
nothing but comedies. She was
marvellous a week ago, in Pyg-
malion." This week she's doing
Private Lives" and later THE
Constant Wife,"
Evening star., 1954-07-26
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

"DIAL FOR MURDER" version Of the
drama.
"GENEVIEVE," Dnah Sheridan in wheeling British
comedy.
"GLENN MILLER STORY" James Stewart rs the fondly
membered bandleader.
GREATEST SHOW EARTH under the big with C. B.
DeNIille.
'IANs CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN" Danny Kaye as the famed
story teller.
'PNOCCHIO" vintage Disnel for the small fry.
Evening star., 1954-07-26
Hollywood Diary
Judy Gets Vocation,
With Poy, Abroad
By Sheiloh Grohom

Country Girl" according to
people who've seen the smash
eroo. Three boys are getting
ahead of the field in the Oscar
Derby Crosby. Marion Brando
(for "On the Waterfront"). and
Humphrey Bogart is a cinch to
be nominated for his Captain
Queeg in "The Caine Mutiny."
Gary Crosby by the way, is
worried about his chubby frame
because of his prospective full
time career in show business. If
it's any comfort to the chip. the
old block was. also rather plump
at his age.
No matter who wins the next
round in the Dick Haynes de-
portation case, the affair will go
to the immigration Board Of
Appeals.
I talked with Marilyn Monroe
and she's fit as a fiddle and look
ing much prettier. She proved
her good health by walking into
a scene and reciting two pages
of dialogue for one take. We
then wandered over to the
"Desiree" set and saw Marion
Brando. Marion, in full Napo-
leon regalia, stared at La Mon
roe. It was just like watching q
chemistry experiment about to
explode.
Michael O'Shea has a private
detective follow the nurse as she
walks his baby daughter in q
Beverly Hills Park. Mike says
it's a funny sight to see all the
babies watched by their nurses,
the nurses unaware they are be-
ing watched by the detectives,
and the detectives warily eyeing
each other.
tReleased By NANA.)
Evening star., 1954-07-26
HOLLYWOOD.


Judy Garland and Sid Luft are
getting a paid European vaca-
ton, in the grand manner. cour-
tesy of Warner Brothers.
bonus from Jack for Judy's "A
Star Is Born" which hits the
finish line at $500, 900.
Gary Cooper's Mexican charm
er. Lorraine Chanel. is doing
Hollywood with that perennial
bachelor, Cesar Romero !.
while Oleg Cassini ex of Gene
Tierney. fingers in the Folly
woods, haunting Paramount stu
dio, where Grace Kelly co-stars
with Cary Grant in ITO Catch
a Thief"
Alfred Hitchcock-we last saw
him at the Hotel George Cinq
in Paris (busting in on a press
conference) - is hitching his
belt tighter, losing some of the
10 pounds he gained over there.
Ray Milland turned down q
costume epic at 0th-Fox. Won't
show his legs after the Kitty"
fiasco at Paramount.
4 \ 4 \
Sight of the hit week: Mike
Wilding sprawled out asleep on
the public beach, beyond Malibu,
with Elizabeth Taylor alongside
him, ogling the passers-by. And
they have such a beautiful man
sion, with a swimming pool! But
the sands are always greener.
Mocambo favorite Eartha Kilt
has completed the first hundred
pages Of her down to 'Eartha"
autobiography. Former pash
.Orson Welles, who helped make
her what she is today, gets one
chapter.
Bing Crosby will make around
half a million dollars from
Evening star., 1954-07-26
MT. VERNON V NO OPEN AIR
BRANCH DRIVEN

Branch Ave. Sc. md. re. 81, 6!t
Miles South Of ID. @. Line and lz Mile
North OF Clinton. Re. 6-6666.
DIAL M FOR MURDER" RAY
MILLAND. GRACE KELLY; Color.
JOHN PAYNE, in Color. 11:OO
Evening star., 1954-07-26

ALWAYS A BRIDE" q J. Arthur
Rank picture, produced by Robert Car
rett, directed BY Ralph Smart, screen
play by Mr. Smart and Peter Jones.
At the Macarthur