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Evening star., 1954-11-08
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
National - wedding Break
fast; $50 pm.
Catholic University - "Vol-
pone"; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"A Star Is Born;
lis, 4:55 and 8:35 pm.
Capitol-"Beau Brummel";; II
am, ITO and 800 pm. Tele-
vised opera excerpts from "Pag-
liacci," La Boheme, "Ill Bar
biere di Siviglia" and "Aida," 8
pm.
Colony-"Sunderin";; 6:45, 8:20
and $50 pm.
Columbia - Princess of the
Nile; 1850 am, 2:05, Ais, $50
and $40 pm.
Dupont - "Hobson's Choice;
lis, 3:20, $40, 1880 and 9:35
pm.
Keith's-"White Christmas;
10:30 am, 12:45. 8, $40, 7:35
and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Julius Caesar; 1:15,
800. 5:25, 7:30 and 9::35 pm.
MacArthur-"Mr. Hulot's Hol-
iday"; 7:30 and GAS pm.
Metropolitan - "A Star Is
Born; 1925 am, 2:45, sos and
9:30spm.
Ontario - "sabrina";; 1:l5,
$40, 5:25, 7::35 and 9:4O pm. :.
Palace - Suddenly; 11:40
am, LAS, $3.50, 5:55. 1855 and
10 pm.
Playhouse - Rear Window;
11:10 am. ITO, 3:15, 500, 1925
and 9:35 pm.
Piazza Bullet Is Waiting;
IL, LAO, 800, 4:55, 6:35, 500
and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"On the Water
'front.'; 11:15 am, 1:20, $3.50,
5:35, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";; .;
$40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-11-08

HOLLYWOOD.
Robert Mitchum and Frank
Sinatra, those two fun-loving
boys, staged a razzle dazzle on
the set of mot as a Stranger, !"
and Stanley Kramer closed the
set to visitors. . Stan has a
nickname for Star Olivia de
Havilland-"Sport." :. And
isn't her Pierre Galante due any
hour in Hollywood?
Victor Moore, after a diet, is
IS pounds lighter. But his
33-year-old wife has been very
Ill, and Victors mother law
has lost II pounds taking care
of them both.
Guess who Leo McCarey wants
for his Adam and Eve" stars?
Audrey Hepburn and John
Wayne! :. BY the by, Wayne
carried Pillar Palette over the
threshold of the big valley home
last week. The place inside was
like a florists shop.
II Il Il.
Comic George Gobel won't be
doing Blood Alley" for Wayne
Fellows, but Fellows does have a
wonderful picture in mind for
him. a. Columbia has recorded
Red Skeletons Baby Factory"
There's a picture package
cooking with Shelley Winters and
Sterling Hayden titled Some
thing for Nothing" which I hope
won't prove prophetic.
Terry Moore, who wants to
make pictures, turned down a
role in Daddy Long Legs with
Fred Astaire and Leslie Caron,
because the part was too small.
Says her contract calls for star
roles.
Claudette Colbert is of to New
York City for the wedding of
Bill Goetz's daughter. While
there. Claudette-who should be
making movies-will scout for a
television script for ''The Best
of Broadway" Virginia Mayo
and Mike O'Shea take the baby
daughter with them to New York
to ride in Macy's Thanksgiving
Day parade. She'll steal the show.
Attention, Jane Powell and
Howard Keel: Seven Brides for
Seven Brothers" was considered
too daring for the Queen Of Eng
land, which is why it wasn't
shown at the royal film COM
mand performance.
Sheree North has been under
the weather since her big TV
show. She had to make so many
quick changes she practically
collapsed with the curtain, and
groaned, "It was the toughest
thing I ever did in my life"
John Bromfeld is getting back
to work with the lead for w. Lee
Wilder In "The Big Bluff" His
divorce from Corinne Calvet has
rejuvenated the boy.
Dorothy cambridge has a good
chance of getting an Academy
Award nomination for her Car
Evening star., 1954-11-08
Hollywood
Audrey, Wayne Sought
For Adam and Eve"
BY sheiIoh Graham

men Jones'" She can be as big
a star on the screen as the late
Florence Mills was on the stage.
***
Michael Wilding did a double
take when he saw a still of
Enrol Flynn in a dancing scene
from "Lilacs in the Spring" and
said, Where have I seen that
body befere?" It was Mikes own
from an old photo in Spring
time in Mayfair" Producer
Herbert Wilcox had merely
superimposed Fylnn's head on
Wilding's body.
When Liberace returns from
his fabulous tour the middle of
this month. there1l be no more
exclusive dates with jeanne Rio
In spite of what that pretty
dancer told me, I understand
from the best sources that Lib
Grace didn't like those articles
she wrote about their dates.
And, since he left, his family
has had no contact with jeanne
they didn't like the articles
either.
Lauren Bacall Spent the night
in the hospital when son Stephen
had his tonsils yanked. They're
both home and coming along
nicely.
What price stardom? Ava
Gardner has no guy of her own
to take her to 1.-THE Barefoot
Contessa" premiere in Beverly
Hills ,tonght-her escort will
be her press agent. She'll wear
blue-very blue-gown, and
will soon begin a trip around
the world to "sell" her picture.
Richard Widmark's leading
lady in "a Prize of Gold" Mai
lettering, plays a lion tanner in
her next assignment-the broad
way play, "a Night In Samark-
and" Mai was Danny Hayes
leading lady in. KNOCK on
Wood When you've worked
with Danny, tanning lions is a
cinch.
(Released by NANAl
Evening star., 1954-11-08

National. The Shubert gets
into the Guild program next
week with the first of the years
bonus attractions. This will
be Maxwell Anderson's "The Bad
Seed" here for but a single week
before its Broadway opening.
It is Jennifer Jones, no less,
who will star in the second sub
scription play. William Archi-
bald's adaptation Of Henry
James Portrait Of a Lady" !.
It comes to the National for a
fortnight, opening November %.
:. Archibald, who adapted "The
Innocents," a hit several years
back, from James "The Turn
Of the Screw" is both author and
director of the forthcoming play.
The Shubert, as the Guild
dividend house, will have the
concurrent bonus play, Clifford
Odets' "The Flowering Peach, /"
starring Menasha SKUNK.
This represents Odets in new
mood, writing a paraphase Of the
biblical story of Noah. Show
ing, of course, how deep are the
roots for a playwright who has
the imagination and the art to
trace them. BY December,
the Guilds patrons here should
be the country's most intense
theatergoers.
Incidentally, the list Of four
new plays in a month under
scores Washington's top place as
q tryout town. :. Those f1atter-
ers, the producers.
4 + 4
PEOPLE: The Lunts were not
the only ones to get happy no
tices, the happiest of course, for
"Quadrille." Credited for a
"nice bit" in the Noel Coward
comedy is also Jerry Kitty, re-
Gently here. in Arena Stages
"The Crucible." Joshua
Logan, s. N. Behrman Qately a
loafer so far as the theater is
concerned, Ezio Pima and
Walter Slezak are safely set on
Broadway in Fanny" ). There
were reservations here and there,
a lot more plot than usual being
one of them. But the bounti-
full musical based upon Marcel
Pagnol's "Marius" trilogy is off
and flying.
The Shannon Randolph in
Catholic University's "Volpone'
is something of an old pro in
spite OF her youth. She
played Grieg's child in the musi-
cal hit, Song of Norway" some
years ago. She is making
her campus debut here, as is
also, Jude Harrison in the Celia
role. Miss Harrison is a SEN
ior, up from Newton, N. c., but
with no notable southern accent.
X X \
GADABOUT: Dizzy business,
the drama, for it's press>agents.
=. This department, baff1ed by
Walter Affords program recently,
asked him to set it down.
Mr.. Afford. moving like lightning
In advance of Katharine Cor
Evening star., 1954-11-08

to have been paid 100000 for
the film rights to the best seller.
!. Which shows that Holly
woods taste in literature is on
the rebound. =. And that fast
selling novels and plays are back
on the movies biggest-buys list.
4 4 4 \
COMING UP: Cinerama's first
birthday party. starting with the
Advertising Clubs luncheon to-
Evening star., 1954-11-08
The Posing Show
-Four New Plays InMonth
Keep Guild Patrons On Go
By Jay cormody
.A6enns fnr Mnnda,u.

- :
What with two subscription plays and two bonus dividend
offerings the Theater Guilds 5000 Washington subscribers
Of the busiest Novembers First the regular plays
of is Wedding Breakfast its second week the
Evening star., 1954-01-17
|N H4!iehIiehts
|Of the Week

Monday-Alice in Wonderland
(WMAL, ~. Bill Wells tells the
classic; The Big Issue (WTTG,
$500, How to Prevent De-
preston; Voice Of Firestone
(WNBW, $500, Soprano Lois
Hunt: Junior Press Conference
(WMAL, o.. Secretary Of Agri-
culture Ezra Taft Benson: Box
ing (WTrG, $500, Freddy Her
man VS.. Carmine Fiore; Robert
Montgomery Presents (WNBW
$500. Joan Lorring in Mach
inal":; George Jessel Show
(WMAL. 10). Denise Darcel;
Studio One (WTOP. 10), Rich
ard Kiley in "a Criminal De-
sign"
Tuesday-Cavalcade Of Amer
lea (WNdAL. 7:30). Smyrna
Incident: Hans Christian An
dersen (WTTG, 1880. Sweet
heart; FireSide Theater
(WNBW. o.. william Bakewell
in 1.-THE Insufferable Woman;
This Is Show Business (WTOP,
81, Glenda Farrell; United States
Steel Hour (WMAL. $500, Paul
Douglas and Nina Foch in "Rise
Of Carthage; Suspense (WTOP,
$500, Helmut Dantine in 1.-THE
Haunted"
Wednesday, ohns Hopkins
Science Review (WTTG, 81, 20
Man Manipulator";; Free Man
Faces Communism (WMAII,
$3.50. Accent on the Positive;
Television Theater (WNBW, 81,
Ed Begley and Dorothy Hart in
"One Man and q Million; Moto-
rama Of 1854 (WTOP. 100, pre-
view Of new cars with Host
Arthur Godfrey.
Thursday-Four Star Play
house (WTOP. $500, Ronald
Colman and Angela Lansbury in
"A String Of Beads; Video
Theater (WTOP. o.. an adapta-
ton Of "A Place in the SUM-:
Television Theater (WMAL.,
$500, Carole Mathews in Wed
nesday's Child; Ford Theater
(WNBW, $500, Larry Parks and
Teresa Wright in "The Happiest
Day.: Playhouse Presents
(WTOP. 10). Donald Cook In
Make Me Happy"
Friday-Playholise Of Stars
(WTOP. 81. Peter Lawford In
cat the Natchez Inn: TV
SoundStage (WNBW, $500, Pa
tricia Collinge and Roddy Nc
Dowall in 1.-THE Shy One: Per-
son to Person (WMAL, 1O:30)
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and the
Captain Of the Queen Mary.
Saturday-Basketball (WMAL,
2:30). Manhattan VS.. West
Point: Basketball (WTTG, 81,
the Philadelphia Warriors VS..
the Rochester Royals.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Fridoy. January n, 1854

Lamb Ssssissi Z, Bazaari 7:1e. lsm-
bsFss, J, Paul Dixsa ShsW.
WMAl-iI:,o, csrtssa csaesrt; II, lust for
fuai I. csrtssa cssssrt; 1.Io, Molly
weed Matinee "Fsrssttsn'', .. MOI
era woman; $50, IsrVy sad JImms.
WroP-s:30. Time cad Musle; s:ss. Msdltstlsa;
!. Roy Mssehum; Ass. Dsnns Dsuslss;
., Dilly johassa shsW; s,ss. Dsaaa
Dsugss, 10, lack Pasr Show; II, IN
by SThst; 1i.3o, Strike Il Rich; u.
Valiant Lazy; 11:is. lsvs o. Lie;
12,3o, Search fss TsmsnsW, 17:ts,
euldlag ught; I, Brighter Day; It's,
Allan jeffrsys; 4, Deubls OF MsthIas;
7i3o. Houss Party; :, Dig Paysff; $50,
Dob Crosby.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
THIS WEEK IN. TELEVlSION
/ 6lndnw lnniinr IL lQSA

4 New Hsms PrsvIsws; u, This 10
America; t2:3o, Faith for Isdsy; I,
Elmer Dauis; 1:1s, This Week Ia 10.
view; 1:3o, This We Believe.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

sbW-s.As. lndssty % Parade, 70. ne n.
IIsIsus Hsur ie.ss, "FIlsAt 10 Ne
where, Ties. Ice DlMaeslss club;
"a. stand By fsr TsIent ,a.4s. News
Evening star., 1954-01-17

Ollie: 1.-THE Mikado."
400, WTTG-All-Star Football
Game: From Los Angeles.
$500, WNBW--Hall Of Fame:
THE st. Cloud Storm" a
story about Jane Grey Swiss
helm.
$500, WTOP-Omnibus: 1.-THE
Duchess and the Smugs," q
drama.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Monday, January 18, 1854

pity; I, Lamb sessiea; Z. Ba1asr; 2:3e,
Iamborss; ), Paul Dixsa.
WMAl-i1:aO, cartssn csnesrt; Il. lust fer
Fup; I, carteoa csaesFt; I;ao. Nelly
weed MatlAee-"It csulta't nappsa
Mere; J, Msdsn woman. with Ruth
Crane; $50, Jerry aad jimma.
WT0P-e:3o, fine ana Music, e:ss. Medlta
tlon; J. Roy Mesehum; o:ss, Dsnas
Dsuglas; ., BilN jshnsoa Show; s:ss,
Dsans Douglas; 10, Arthur eetfrey
Time; 1i:3O, Strike II Rich; u, Val
lant Lady; 12:1s, Lsvs Of LIE; 1879.
Search for TsmsFrsw; t1:ls, euieiag
Light; I, Brighter Day; i.is, Alias
JsffFsy's ShoW; Z. Dsuble o. Netting;
2:3o. Mouse Party; !, The Dig Pay
OF; $50 Beh cTeshy.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

WNBW-s:4s. Tsday On the Farm; $50. lssh
to This nay; 7, Tsdsy; I.2s. Nelly
wright; 7.3o. TsdaE Ess, News; Q,
Tsdsy; s:2s News; s:3o. rsday; D;ss.
News; ., Rsmsmskss UalimItsd; s;ls,
freedom Tours; 10. Diag Deas sehssI;
1e:3o. Bresktsst la HslIywsed; II,
hawkins Falls; fI:ts. Three STEPS to
Msssen; ii:3e, Ask washington; u.
Bride aad ersem; i2:is, Mite Muaal-
eutt; 12,ss. News, I. Peoples Pisy-
house - "essdaisht sweetheart; Z.
lags's Angle; 7:3o. Here's HsW II
lssks; ;, kste Smith.
WTTe-le, cartssa TAsatsr; 1s.is, eariy skG
Theatsf-"Rlng Arsuad the Mssa",
tie, Assad Tswa; u. News; i2:is.
Midday Chapel; 12:3o, Asppiy Skip
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Tuesday, Jonuory 19, 1854

WNBW-s:As. rsday On the Farm; s:se.
Lssk to This Day; J, 1sdsV 1:7s,
wright; I:S0, To-day; 7:ss, News;
S:1s. News; o:3o. Tsasy; S:ss. News; ..
HemsmskeS Unlimitsd; s,is, Science;
TO-, Ding Dsag sehseI; 1850. Breskfast
N HolIywoOd; II, HAWKINS Falls; i1:1s,
Thrss Steps to Heaven; 1i:lo, Ash
washington; u, :. Bride and Green;
17:1s; Mike nuHRieutt shsw; lass,
News; I, PsepIe's Playhouse -'eseIy
Sharpe; Z, Iasa's Angle; 2:3O, ReFe's
new II Lssks; !, Kate Smith.
WIre-1o, caFtsss TAsatsr; 1918, Early Bird
ThsateF-"Ihaaks for Listenlng"; 1t:3e,
Around the Tswn; Il. News ;i2:1s,
Irssel Films; i2:1o. Asppiy skippiy;
!, Lamb Ssssioai Z, Balsar-slazsl
Evening star., 1954-01-17

TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS
100, WNBW-Youth Wants to
Know: Walter Reuther.
1880, WNBW - American Fo-
rum Of the Air: tWill Con-
gress Support the Presidents
PropoSal?"
$3.50. WTOP - Man Of the
Week: Senator Styles Bridges.
$3.50, WNBW-Kukla, Fran and
Evening star., 1954-01-17

DiXsa SAov.
wMaL-II.,o. csr,soa esaesrt; u. last fer
Fun; I, esrtssa csnesst; 1:So. Molly
weed Matinss-"captaIa FuTy''' ,,
Msdern Wsmsa. vita Ruth Craze;
3:3o, Jerry sal Ilmms.
WroP-s:3o. Time sss Music. SIS. Medltstisa;
!, Roy Mssehum shsw; S:ss. 0saha
Douglas; o, BHb Jshasea ShsW; S:ss.
Deaaa Dsuglss; 10. Arthur estirsy,
t1:Jo, Strike Il Rich; II, vslIsat
Lady; I2:is, tsvs M Lie, i7:jo.
Search for rsmsrrsw; HAS. eui1ins
Light; I, Brighter Day; It's. All,a
Jstirey's ShsW; Z, Dsuhls o. NSthaG;
7:3o, Ant LlnkIsttsT's Rsuss Party; !,
The Dig Psysti; SO, Bsb Crosby.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

WToP-S Whst's ysus FSsuAls, s:ls. TAe
Pastor, $50, Anrsl AmeFles, s:as.
STOP, Lock and Listen, 10, Lamp
unto Ny Feet; 1880, Lsok VI and Live;
II, csFtssB Club; tits, csrtssns;
11,1o, Pick Temple; I. Sunday Iheatsr.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Wednesday, Jonuory 20, 1854

WNBW-s:ls. Isdsy On the Farm; $50, tssh
10 This Day; 7. Tsdsy; 1:7s, Nelly
wsisht; 1,ao. Isdsy I:ss. News; Q,
fsday; e:2s. News: s:3o. ieday, o:ss.
News; ., Msmemakers Unlimited; s;%s,
Spanish; 10, Diag psas sehssi; 1850,
sreakfsst Ia HsIlywssd; II. Hawkins
Falls; ii:Is, Thfss Steps to Heaven;
1i:3o, Ask Wsshisgtsa; u. Brits sad
Green; 12:1s. Huaaieutt shsW; i2:s5.
News; !, Feature Piayhsuse-''Fiight
to NeWkeTs"; Z. Insa's Angle; 2:3e.
NeFs's New II Lssks; :. ksts smlth.
WTre-1o, caftssa Ihssten 1915, Early BIRD
Theater-"WsIvss Of the Sea-; ti:3o.
Arsund the Iswn; u. Msyiefsns News;
i2:is. Midday chspsI; I1:30, Hspplg
skippity; I. Lamb Session; Z. pirsn
tuess Shsw, 1:3o. jsmbsfes; ). Paul
Evening star., 1954-01-17

$500, WTOP - Toast Of the
Town: Franchot Tone. Betsy
Won Furstenberg and Gig
Young.
900, WNBW-Television Play
house: Cyril Ritchard in
Here's Father" q melo-
drama.
0:15, WMAL-Orchid Award:
Johnny Desmond.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

$500, WNBW-Meet the Press:
Senator Paul Douglas.
$3.50, WTOP-You Are There:
1.-THE Resolve of Patrick
Henry"
1880, WTOP - Jack Benny:
Pianist Lberace.
$500. WNBW-Comedy Hour:
Alan Young. Stan Freeberg,
Frank Sinatra.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

wNsW-s:As. Tsdsy On the Farm; s:so, Lssk to
This Dsy; !, Tsday; 7;7s. Nelly wright;
I:3o, Tsdsy; 1:ss, News; .. rsday; s:1s,
News, ESQ, Istsy; SIS, News; Q,
Hsmsmaksrs unlImitsd; s:As, Musls
Time; 10. Ding psag sshssI, ie,ao,
srsskiast 10 HslIywssd; II, Nswklas
Falls; Tits, rhrss STEPS to Heaven;
ii.3e, Ask Washingtsa; u, Bride and
Green; 11,is, Mike Hssnicutt, 11:s5.
News, I, "Railssaded", Z, iaga's
Aasls, 2.3o, Here's New Il lssks, .,
Kate Smith.
WTre-1e, caftssn YheatsT; 1e:is, Carly BIRD
Thsstsr - "Ysuth's Highways''I it:3o,
Around ths rswn; II, News; 17:1s, MID
Gay chspsl, 11:so, Nspply Skippity, I,
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Thursday, Jonuory II, 1854

WNeW-s:ls, Isday % the Farm; $50, Lest to
This Day; !. Tsdsy; I.7s. Nelly Wright;
J:3n. Tsday; 1:ss. News; Q. rsday; SIS.
News; s;3o, Tsasy; S:ss. News; O..
Homemaksrs Unlimitsd; s:E5, Span
lsh; 10, Dias 0sns sehssI; 1o:3e,
Breskfsst 10 Hsllywssd; II, HsukIas
FsIis; ttds, Three Stsps to Mssven
ii;3o, Ask washington; u, BrIts and
Green; 12:1s. Mike nuanieutt; t7:ss,
News; I, Peoples Playhouse - "Ap-
psiatneat VITA Murder; 2. Iags's
Aagle; 7:3o, Here's New II .Lssks; J..
ksts Smith.
Wrre-1o. csrtssn Thsstsr; to.ts. Early sirs
rhestef-"Sins while You're Abie";
1i;3o, Around the Tswa; u. MsvistsHs
News; i1:ts. Films; 12:jo, HsppIg
Skippity; I, Lamb Sesslea; !, ealasr,
Evening star., 1954-01-17

Market; 2:30, Iamh0Feei ), Paul
Dixen SheW.
WMAL-11:3o, cartssa Concert; Il, lust for
Fun; I, cartssn Concert; 1:3o, Molly
weed Matines-"ElIIs islaad''; J,
Modern woman, with Ruth Crane; $50,
Jerry and Jimma.
WToP-s:3O ZINE saa Music, s:ss. Medltatissi
!, roy Meachum; S.ss. Dsana Douglas
., Silly JshRson shew; s:ss. Dsaa'
Douglas; 10, Arthur esdfrey; 1i;So
STRIKE It Rich; u, valiant Lady; 12:1s
Lsvs Of Life; 12:3O, Search fsr To-
msnsw; i7:ls. Guiding Light; l.
Brighter Day; lis, Allsa Jeffrey.
show; Z, Garry Moore; 7:3e, Houss
Party; :, The Big Psysff; $50. ssl
Crosby.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

with Marcel Market, 2:3o, Jambsfee,
vita AT Lamb; .. Paul Dixsa shsw.
WT0P-s:3o. Tine and Music, s:ss, Msraing
Meditation; 7. Roy Meaehum; s:ss.
Dsana Douglas; ., Billy jsAnssn shsw;
SIS, Dsnaa Dsuslas; TO-. Arthur esd-
trey ti.10. Strike II Rich; u. VAL
Iaat Lady; 12ls, Lsvs h Life; 12:As.
euIdIRg ught, I. Brighter Osy; 1:1s.
Allan jettrsy's shsw; 2, Garry Mssrs;
2:3o, House Party; ), The Big Psysfi;
$50. Bob Crosby.
WMAl-1l:1o. csrtssa Concert; Il, lust for
Fun; 1. csrtssa Concert; l:3o. Molly
wood Matinee, Little Men,; !, Met
en Wsmaa; $50, Jsry snd Jimma.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-09-01

September !. l954-5l
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-09-01

FRIDAY, September TO- will hold
Production Sole in Greet Falls,
Montono grand bunch of good Angus cottle. They
in good condition, we'll grown out, and
have top Angus breeding behind Them You'll
find these cottIe selling in
their working Clothes ready to
go into your pastures And . y.
sond back of the cottIe we SELL
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
List Speakers At
Toosfmistress Club

MARTIN CITY = Mrs. Don
Rowles was toastmiStress with
Mrs. Laura Marble, topicmiStress
at the Oct. z meeting of the Gla-
cier Toastmistress club.
Mrs. George Henderson served
as lexocologist, and Mrs. William
Krall as evaluator. Mrs. A. A.
Brownson presented the invoca-
ton.
Mrs. Leona Harrington and Mrs.
J. w. Emmert presented autobio-
graphies, and the following ladies
were called on for impromptu
talks: Mrs. Jim Willows, Mrs.
Frank Sharr, Mrs. Lloyd New
house, Mrs. Myrtice Powell, Mrs.
M. E. Beatty, Mrs. Floyd Nc
CURE and Mrs. Elwyn G. TeSche.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs. Tom Mills, Mrs. Adon Hum
phrey, both of Coram, and Mrs.
R. T. Montgomery, West Glacier.
Members of the Toastmistress
club live at Apgar, West Glacier,
Coram, Martin City and Hungry
Horse, and meet every two weeks
at the Ok Bow Inn, Martin City
for dinner and their session of
becoming better speakers"
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Dennis Newhouse ?

HUNGRY HORSE - Dennis
NewhouSe observed his seventh
birthday anniversary recently with
theatre party. Invited guests
were Ronnie Newhouse, Harold
Mack, Howard Mack, Henry Mack,
Danny Johnson and Dickie Grein-
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Michels and
Susan went to Missoula last week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rickert were
also in Missoula visiting their
daughter, Janet, who has enrolled
at MSU.
jeanne Sletten, who is attend
ing the university, spent the
weekend here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd NeWhouse
spent Friday in Missoula. Oliver
Newhouse was in Spokane Mon
day and Tuesday on business.
John Vertrees and his mother,
Mrs. Carl Vertrees went to Yaki-
ma to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Vertrees' brother, Paul Grosscup.
Mrs. Marcus Hidden, Hungry
Horse; Mrs. Leonard Whitney, Col
umbia Falls, and Mrs. Leona Her
rington, Apgar, attended the Delta
Kappa Gamma teachers honorary
sorority meeting at Swanson's
lodge near Troy, Oct. 2. Libby
teachers were hostesses at the
and meeting.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15

loss to Poison. Roman with a win
over Columbia Falls and loss to
Poison. Libby with a win over
Eureka and losses to st. Ignatius
and Whitefish, Eureka and Col
umbia Falls haven't a conference
win.
Balance of the Columbia Falls
schedule is Eureka here, Saturday;
Libby there, Oct. % and Poison
here, Nov. 5. Columbia Falls lost
to Roman TO, to st. Ignatius 1877,
and to Whitefish 1876.
Coach Bud Beagle has Leroy
Byrd, offensive guard and defen-
sive tackle, out for the rest of the
season with a bad knee. His bro
ther Vern Byrd, halfback, had a
bad hip injury in the Roman game,
and may be back in play Satur-
day. The rest of the team are bit
bruised, but in good shape.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Falls = Eureka to TaneIe Here

Columbia Falls, nearing the enc
of ifs football season, will play
Eureka here Saturday at 2 pm.
Both teams sse looking for their
first conference win. Columbis
Fall lost TO Whitefish 1916 last
Saturday and Eureka TO a much
heavier Libby team IA to IL.
Columbia Falls played White
fish Go there during the first
quarter with the Bulldogs pulling
ahead 1876 by the half.
Whitefish scored first with Will
lie Bucariza, left half, making a
touchdown around end. Try for
the extra point failed. Next play
was Whitefish kicking off. Then
Gary Coates, Falls right half, ran
IS yards behind excellent blocking
for touchdown. Try for the point
failed.
In the second quarter, Columbia
Falls put on a sustained drive
marching down the field to with
in 10 yards of the Bulldog goal
line. Bob Baumann was the prin-
cipal spark. An offside penalty
against Columbia Falls of S yards
then ended the scoring threat.
In the second half it was White
fish's game. The Bulldogs were
about 10 pounds heavier, and had
faster, more experienced back
field. There was a 26 yard pass
from Ed Barker to Buddy Bah
cock for touchdown halfway
through the third quarter. A point
followed on a pass from Barker to
Jack Frazier.
Whitefish continued its often
sive. There was a 81 yard run by
Babcock that saw another 6 points.
Try for point failed.
In the middle of the fourth quar-
ter, Columbia Falls opened with a |
passing attack, but Barker inter-
cepted to bring more points for
the Bulldogs, and Lindlief ran for
the extra point
Last touchdown came on a
Whitefish block of a Columbia
Falls punt on the yard line.
Whitefish got the ball and went
over.
Game of the weekend will be
played at Poison Friday at pm,
between Poison and Whitefish,
both undefeated in class B West
ern Montana play. Whitefish is the
favorite to win the game and con-
ference championship.
Conference standings are White
fish with wins over Columbia I
Falls, Libby and Eureka. Poison
with wins over Roman and st. Ig- q;
natius. st. Ignatius with wins over
Libby and Columbia Falls and a 1
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Fined 500 Each For
Borrowing Auto

MARTIN CITY = Clifford C.
Anderson and Thomas J. Braswell,
both of Whitefish, pied guilty to
taking motor vehicle without the
owners permission, were fined
$1O0 each and given a 80 day sus-
pended sentence on payment of
the fine in the Martin City justice
court of Judge Jerry Baldwin. The
fines weren't paid and the men
are serving time in the county jail.
Pending is the third assault case
of Leonard R. Jefferson, Columbia
Heights. Dan Mangan, Hungry
Horse, signed the complaint.
David Wells, Martin City, pied
guilty and paid a $40 fine on
charges of disturbing the peace.