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MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC f-nAST rrAcryr

NSNA ~ Noho4 AbAoCE
Sacramento. p; San Francisco, Al
Los Angeles. ST: Seattle, -.
Hollywood, 13--6: san Diego, 6-0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Charleston. Cd: Toledo. o..
nIndianapoiis, nnIa 81: Louisville. "a.
Denver, 6--9; Omaha. Is.
Minneapolis, tt; st. Paul. 1-2.'
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal. .6--3; Buffalo, "a.
Syracuse. 40; Columbus. @ii.
Havana. S-6: Richmond. 2-10.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Beaumont, 1O--1: Houston. 5-3.
Fort Worth. -: Oklahoma City,
San Antonio. Al: Shreveport. 20.
10 innings.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta. 4--5: Little Rock, al.
Birmingham, 4-9; Memphis, $40
fsecond game innings because of cur
rev to be completed later.
NasnVllle. S-9; Mobile, 4--4.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Lincoln, 81; Sioux City. 2-5.
Des Moines. 9--S: Wichita, 3-s tsec-
ond game called after innings, rainl
Coioraoo Springs. 5--3: Pueblo, 3D.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany, 6--2: Elmira. 5-5.
Schenectady. 5--3: Binghamton, 4-5,
Allentown. "a, Williamsport, els,
Reading, 81; Johnston. Al.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Augusta. z: jacksonville, 2.
Sayannah, 6: Macon, Q.
coamsns'. ccoIumSla' " = eSsr,as9n ehSsrtseme6y, o.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
3-6.
Hagerstown, B--10; sunbury. 40,
Lancaster. Ito: York. 3-2.
Norfolk, 6--4: Porthmouth, 4--2.
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Doris Hart Wins

BASTAD, Sweden, July 5 (P.
Hart of Coral Gables.
Fla, won her flrst-round match
of an international tennis tour
nament yesterday. defeating Nor
ways Astri Winther, 6-3, 6-3.
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DODGERS, ll-6; PILLS, 2-3
FIRST GAME
Totals 4o1427T Totals 80 s27 2
= GiraJaS Cav Y{nner IN 9Th


i Singled for Kipper in 9Th.
Brooklyn ------- 201 043 100-11
Philadelphia 600 coo 600 2
Runs--Hoak. Reese t3), Snider (4).
HODGES, Flirillo, thinner. Hammer, Ennis.
Error-Ennis. Runs batted in--Snider
I5j. Ennis tt2). Amoros, Hodges 90.
Home runs--Snider t2). Ennis. Hodges,
Furillo. Sacrifice .fiy--.Amoros. Stolen
base-Hoak. Double play--zimmer to
Gillian to Hodges Left on bases
Brooklyn, z; Philadelphia, O.. Bases on
halls-Off Newcombe, 2: of Negray. 2;
OF Ripper. 2. Struck out5By Newcombe,
Kipper. /; by Mrozinski. l. Hits--Of
Negray. 6 in 4 innings; of Dickson. 2 in
y inning; Of Ripper. 1 IN 3ai innings;
earned runs-Off Newcombe. 20: of
Nesray. 4-4; OF Dickson. 3-3. of Kipper,
Al; OF Mrosinski. 90, wild pitch
U4-I. Losing pitcher--Nesray t2-1).
Time-a:61.
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Boston -OOB 100 O04---lO
New York ----------l04 600 600 8
Runs--G Goodman t2l, Klaus. Stephens
Jensen t2). Zauchiu. Piersall (2l, Hurd,
Bauer. Carey, Mantle, Skowron. Howard.
Errors--Lepcio. Hunter. Carroll. Kon-
stanty. Runs batted in---Jensen t4).
Klaus. zauchin t3), Howard .(2). Bauer
Skowron t2) Two-base hits-Piersell
(2). Home runs---Jensen. Zauchin, Bauer
Howard. sacrifices--Hurd. Goodman
Double rlay---Rizzuto to McDougald to
Skowron. Left on bases--Boston, 8; New
York, 8. Bases on balls--By Parnell. /:
by Hurd, 81: By Morgan, q; By Kucks. Q:
by Konstanty. /. Struck out-By. Hurd.
o. by Kucks. 3. Hits--Of Pnrnell. in
2h innings, on Hurd, 2 in 9 " innings;
Of. Morean, 4 In 9 innings; on kucks.
4 in 8 innings; on Kcnstanty. 4 In 1
nell. SIS; on Hurd, 90; on Morgan,
bl4; on Kucks. Ill; Oh Konstanty, 40.
pitcher--kucks. t6-4l. Tims-2:33. Az
7eA
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Totals 81 7247 Totals al 10 27 10
1sinRled for Maxwell in 3rd.
SFlied out for Wight In 5th.
3Ran for Fain In 9th.
4Popped out for House in 9th.
Detroit -
Cleveland :.


Detroit - O05 600 OO0-5
Cleveland --------- oil I02 3Ox-s
Runs-Kuenn. Tuttle, Kaline, Fain.
Gromek, Woodling, Young, Dolby (3),
Rosen. Strickland, Naragon. Errors =
None. Runs batted in-.-Kaline. Fain (2),
John Phillips ca. Dolby (2l. Woodling,
Rosen f2l, Young t2), Smith. Two-base
hits--Fain. Naragon. Three-base hit
Young. Home runs-Doby t2l, Rosen
Sacrifce-Wight. Sacrifice fiy---Wood-
ling; Double play-Young to Strickland
to Aitobelli, Left on bases-Detroit 2;
Sleyeland. 2. Bases on balls-oh Garcia,
on Garcia. i in * oss inninss: Of ii Wisht, MsS
2 in 22s innings; of Rossi, l in 4
innings: of Gromek, Q in 67z innings;
on Birrer. in 0d3 inning: of Aber. 0
On dareia 5-5 Guns off anV WHIT eflhe9 o-o Tnhs off
Mossi. 90: off Gromek, SIS: off Birrer,
90: of Aber.. 90. Hit by pitcher
Cromek fWoodlingl. Winning pitcher
Mossi f2-n. Losing pitcher--Gromek
S-5). Time-2:06. Attendance-26.153 1853.
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Hatton, Collins. Mantle. Error--Turiey. =.
Runs batted in - Jensen, Nixon {2)
Williams. Berra ca. Two-base hit
hit - Rissuto. Home run - WiiIisms
Stole base-Piersall Left on bases
Boston: IL; New York. 8. Bases on balls
on O'clock. i; OF Turley,. 3; on Kon-
O'clock. 4; by Turley, 8; By Konstanty, /.
Hits-oh Nixon. s in 5 innings; Oh De-
lock, In innings; OF Turiey. z in :
Rnns nninss snd ksrnssnty ssrnea Fnn. nixon nnnss @
OF O'clock 90: OF Turley. Al; off
Konstanty, 90 Winning pitcher-Nixon
I1-6). Losing pitcher-Turley (10-7).
Time-2:64.
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Runs-Mays. Thompson. Dark, Lynch,
Thomas t2l. Long. Error-Freese. Runs
Taylor (2), Groat Two-base hits
Thomas. Taylor. Three-base hits-Long,
Ward. Home runs----Lynch. Mays. Sacri-
dce-Donoso. Double plays - Dark to
Williams to Harris. Left on bases-New
York. 8: Pittsburgh. II. Bases on balls.
on Hearn. 4: of Friend, 2; on Law, /;
Struck out-By Hearn, g. by Friend, 3.
Hits-of Hearn. 8 in, Az innings; off
Wilhelm. / in q inning; of Grissom,
o in 22s innings; of Mccall, ina
inning: off Giel, 0 In 0 inning daced 2
men in 9TH: off Friend, 8 in 5 innings
faced men in eth: of Law. l in II
inningi of Donoso, ] in 3 innings. Runs
and earned runs-Of Hearn. 3-3: of
Wilhelm 90; of Grissom. 90; of
80; oil Law, 90: of Donoso, 90. Hit
by pitcher-Wilhelm tClemente,. Wild
Winning piteher-Donoso
I'D. Losing pitcher-Mccall (2-3l ).
Time. "A
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REDLEGs. SO; CUBS, 3-4
FIRST GAME
Totals 20 s 27 10 Totals ~ 2711
l Safe on error and scored for

BrldgeS m 9Th.
Lined out for Pollet in sth.
Popped out for Miksis in 9th.
Cincinnati ----000 10l 1875
Chicago ~-----------000 010 002-3
Runs---Kluszewski, Post t2), Bell,
Jablonski. Thurman King, Banks, Sauer
Sauer. Kluszewski, Mcmillan (2), Fow-
Ter, Banks t2). 'Two-base hit-Jablon-
ski. Three-base hit-Bell. Home run--
Fowler saeTes yMcas. Ieft on
bases--Cincinnati, 4: Chicago, @. Bases
on balls-Of Fowler. /: OF Pollet. 4;
Of Jeffcoat. O.. Struck out-By Fowler,
on Pollet, s in innings: on Jeffcoat,
2 in inning. Runs and earned runs
Fowler, 80: of Pollet, 3-3; of Jeffcoat
3-2. Wild pitch--Pollet Winning pitcher
t4-4l. Losing pitcher-Pollet
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,r,; Runs--Terwilliser; DARK, Mays !s!.
Errors--Lynch, Long, Groat, Dark. Runs
batted in-Groat go. Holman. Mays t2l.
t2). Three-base hit-Terwilliser. Home
run---Mays. sacrif1ce-Freese. Sacrifice
Long; Thompson 70 Terwilliger to Harris
(2): Mccall to Harris. Left on bases
New York. II: Pittsbursh, Q. Bases on
Oh Iiddle. l.; on Hearn, !. Struckouts
Friend, 3; BY Face, 8. by Grissom. 2
Hits--on Monzant. z in innings; of
Wilhelm, In o inning. faced ! IN sth)
on .Liddle. 0 in ! inning; Oh .Hearn. 9
in 4 inning; of Mccall, o in 3s inning;
OF Grissom. % In 2 innings: of Little
inninss: Of Face. Q in tx innings;
OF Donoso, 3 in INNINGS; Runs and
Wilhelm. 90; Of Liddle. 90. of Hearn,
0-0; of Mccall. 90: of Grissom 90:
of Littlefield, 3-2; of Friend. 90: off
Face. 90: of Donoso, 2-2. Wild pitch
Littleield, Balk--Littlefield. Winning
pitcher-Grtssom t3-2). Losing pitcher
--Donoso N-3l. Time-3.26. Attend
ance--16, ,a02.
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Totals SO 8 ~ ls Totals 81 Q ~ IL

Brooklyn -----. 100 200 030---6
Philadelphia ----~---30 900 600 000---3
Runs--Reese t2l. snider. Hodges,
Furillo, Labine. Ashburn. Blaylock. Jones
Errors--None Runs batted in--Snider
Gorbous. Jones t2), Furillo. Iabine,
Hodges (2). Amoros. Two-base hits
Reese f2). Ashburn, Jones. Three-base
bit--Hodges. Home runs-Jones. Furillo.
Babine. Sacriice hy---Amoros. Double
plays-Hamner to Smalley to Biaylock;
iyn, 4; Phiisdeiphia, I. Bases on bails--
OF Labine. 81: on wehmeier, 8: OF
Meyer. o. struck opt---By I.abine, B: BY
wsssms,,sr wsss,s by ns,sr:: Meier: q @ Hitsof5 Hts.
in innings. Runs and earned runs
Oh Labine. 3.3, Oh Wehmeier. 6-6, of
Never. 90, wild pitch--wehmeier. Win
pitcher-Wshmsier. tS-0. Time-2:l3
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Runs--Bell. Adams. Minarcin Baker.
King. Sauer, jackson. Errors--Temple.
Mcmillan. Runs batted in--Temple, Bell,
Banks, Hacker t2). Baker. Brovia. Two
base hits--kins, Banks: Adams (2l.
Home runs--Bell. Baker. Stolen bases
Fondy. Sacrince---McCullou Double
plays-Temple to Kluszewski. Temple to
Mcmillan to Kluszewski; Mcmillan to
Temple to Kluszewski; jackson to Baker
to Fondy: Mcmillan to Kluszewski. Left
on bases--.Cincinnati, 5; Chicago. 9.
Bases on balls--off Minarcin. Q: of
Black. /: of Klippstein, /. Struck out
by Minarcin 81 by Hacker, g: by
Jeffcoat, !. Hits..--of Minarcin, 8 in 3
, IN 3 inninrs: Oh Kiippstsin. i in !
inninEs; on Hacker, IN innings:
S6,. od .PerkGrsk 9r ,pn,n IN 5I inning ga oi Je
runs-on Minarcin, 3-3; on Hacker.
s,3; on Black. Ii; of Klippstein, 90:
Wild piteh---Minsrcin, Winning pitcher
Hacker te-sl. Losing pitcher--Min-
srcin t&-b1. Ttms--2:lO. Attendance
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RED sox, 40; YANKs, Is
FIRST GAME
Totals 80 q 27 II

Totals 80 279 Totals SO 8 ~ z
Struck out for Nixon in 9Th.
Ran for Williams in 9th
3 Struck out for Hunter in 5th.
4 Struck out for Turley in Tth.
B Struck out for Rizzuto In 9th.
6 Struck out for KonsfArlfY In 9th
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INDIANS. SO; TIGERS, 5-5
FIRST GAME

Totals 81 IL ~ II Totals 53 10 45 10
| Grounded out for Feller in 7th.
Doubled for Altobellt in sth.
3 Grounded out for Mossi in Sth.
Grounded out for J: Phillips in 18th
z Singled for Dente in 18th.
xTwo out when winning run scored
Detroit ----1o2 oo2 600 600 Ooo-5
Cleveland 100 101 OIL 90 O01-e
Runs--Kuenn, Tuttle. Torgeson. Boone
Hoeft, Smith. Young. Kiner t3J, strick-
land. Errors--Kiner, Torgeson. Hatfield
Young. Runs batted in-Kaline. Tuttie
~, Dolby, Boone t2l, Kiner f2), Foiles
Nafagon. Two-base hits--Kuenn, Foiles
kiner: Home runs-Tuttle, Boone. Kiner
Sacrlfice--Houtteman. Double plays
Strickland to Young to Altobelli: Lazy
70 Hatfield to Torgeson. Left on bases
Detroit; II; Cleveland, II. Bases on
balls--of Houtteman, q: off Wight. 2;
on Hoeft, Al; of Aber. 1; of Lazy, Q
iemoyg L by M0Ssi' 81 zos,, e by Esrlesk a 2; sy
OFT Holttemah, ! IN 81 innings; OF OF
i inning; of Mossi. in - / inning: of II
Narleski. 2 In 4 innings; of Lemon. /
in 3 innings. off Hoeft, in 72s in
nings; OF Aber, in Il inning: of Lazy
4 n 6aa innings. Runs and earned runs
on Houtteman, 5-5: OF Wight, 90
on Feller. 90; off Mossi. 90; of Marie.
Ski. 90; OF Lemon, 90; Of Hoeft. 4-3
eraoe @ Smith IL 1ary wild Id piteRasft ats sy Rstsh
Passed ball-Wilson. Winning pitcher
Lemon u1-6l. Losing pitcher-Lar,
G-0). Time4:2b
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PIRATES, 4-5; GIANTS, 3-5

Totals IS sx26 IL Totals 81 7271oI
Doubled for westrum in 9Th.
2 Flied out for Grissom in 9th,
3 Tripled for Law in 9Th
Rar for Ward in 9Th.
K Two out when winning run scored.
New York 900 flo3 Oo0--3
Pittsburgh ------- 100 O20 OOI-4|
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SECOND GAME
Totals AZ 10 1914 Totals 2,

Totals % II 33 "A Totals 81 5 33 2
Flied out for Gordon in Sth.
9 Struckout for Monzant in Sth.
3 Grounded out for Lynch In Sth.
4 Ran for Atwell' in Tth.
8 Ran for Peterson in 9Th.
6 Announced to bat for Face in 9th.
8 Lined into double play for Ward In
9th.
New York -- 1O1 100 600 O2--5
------. 010 600 200 00--a
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SECOND GAME

Totals IS o "a 12 Totals 90 o ~ o
hut r.b.i. ground out for Black In 7th.
2Ran for Adams IN 9th.
MILAN In 9th.
in 9th.
Cincinnati - OO1 100 10O---a
Chichgo ---------- 900 $40 O0x-z
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second Game
Totals Is 0 "a 9 totals se . "a is

walked for Hatton In sth.
q Ran for Williams in Sth.
3 Popped up for Hunter In 6th.
4 walked for Rizxuto in Sth.
Ran for Robinson In Sth.
0 Flied out for Kucks in Sth.
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Evening star., 1955-02-22

covered. The Aldo Rays ex-
pecting an August stork. Bill
Lawrence and Betty Madigan in
tune. Irene Dunno to tour in
George Brandt's Tonight! Lin
coin VS.. Douglas" Encyclo-
pedia Americana's Henry Robbins
marrying Evelyn Franzen.
Robert Francis. of "The Long
Gray Line" dating Nancy KEEL
logg, Murray teacher. Mel
Shavelson and Jack Rose script
ing Paramount's kitty Hawk, ="
story of the Wright Brothers.
Edwin Lester producing Victor
Herbert's "The Red Mill" with
Nelson Eddy, for Broadway.
George Sokolsky's son, Eric. Of
Columbia Pictures, converted to
Catholicism. He will be con-
f1rmed by Cardinal Mcintyre.
Evening star., 1955-02-22

NEW YORK.
MEN AND MAIDS. AMI
STUFF: An old friend. Arthur
A. Nelson. special services chief
at Veterans Administration
Kingsbridge Hospital, says that
Americans definitely haven't
forgotten the wounded. During
1854, for instance, 450 volunteers
at Kingsbridge contributed $4,000
hours of service in the wards;
1880 casual" volunteers con-
tributed 1882 hours of service.
They represented So organiza-
tions, although only six organ
izations were working at it in
1916. Helen Hayes. who will
appear with Mary Martin at
the Coincide Francois in Paris
this summer in Thornton Wilder's
"Skin of Our Teeth" hasn't been
in France since 1899. Paris was
all blacked out then" she re-
calls. 1T was on the eve of
World War II and the city was
tense and fearful. We came
back on the Champlain. later to
be torpedoed. The ship was
blacked out and the trip took
II days."
Noel Coward opens June Z at
Las Vegas Desert Inn. Joe Glaser
set the deal. Sinatra set for
Zanuck's musical biog of De-
Sylvia, Brown and Henderson.
They want Art Carney for the
role of Henderson, but he doesn't
want to make pictures. >. Grace
Kelly to lunch with the Eisen-
howers. Groucho Marx will
be represented at the Emmy
shindig March 7 by his 8-year-
old Melinda. J.. Rhonda Fleming
and Paul Hesse a twosome. .
Th" Harold Hechts GLORIA Buzz
zelD expect a July stork.
John Sutton and Bobbe Fidler
acting silly. Helen Forests
$500 mink stolen during her
Fairmont date in San Francisco.
Jane Withers and Jake Ehr-
Itch, jr., marriage threat.
Jimmy Cagney's niece, Patsy
Kiln. just welcomed a baby girl.
:. Charlie Barnet blew a bundle
at Las Vegas. John Kodiak
dating Monica Lewis. Gilbert
Miller chairman of Mary Mac
Arthur drive. Enrol Flynn and
Lii Damita about to settle the
100000 back alimony hassle.
Bette Davis to Hollywood for
"Sir Walter Raleigh. Patti
Page and Charles O'Curran at Ell
Morocco. The Mel Parnells
tRed Sox) named her Sheryll,
the Sidney Woods (Suzie Multi
GAM called him Colin Reid.
Walter Hampton a virus victim.
-. Nat Goodwin II, grandson Of
the famous actor. weds Mary
Buckner on the 9th. Peron
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Ed Sullivan
Miss Hayes Recalls
Last Paris Visit

having trouble with his assembly.
-. Arnold Reuben's daughter
Patti and Steve Aliens Dale
Remington at Charcoal Room.
. Mitzi Green's hubby, Joe
Pevney, recuperating, appendec-
tony. Archduchess Maria
Ileana doing the spots with
Chandler Cowles. Red Barber
birthday-partied at the Harwyn.
:. Genie Stone, with the Black
burn Twins. and Don Cherry
blazing. Alvin Dark, at the
Chambord, said he may become
a golf pro after he hangs up his
Giant uniform.
Maureen O'Hara and Enrico
Para chilled. The Perry Bel
mont Franks, jr. CNick Schenck's
daughter, Joanne) expect the
baby in March. Martin Mil
ner of the Stu Erwin TVer and
Jov Stilson named the date. .
Diego Rivera ailing. :. A boy
for the Louis Evans, jrs. colleen
Townsend. meas Sonny
Werblin chairman of amusement
div. for Boy Scout drive. Ed
Trzcinski. "Stalag IT" author.
and Joan Scott an item. The
Rory Calhouns (Lita Baron)
adopting two youngsters. .
Tony Canzoneri's da ug r.
Denise, celebrated her 18th birth
day. Billie Burke to produce
new Ziegfeld Follies with Mae
West starred? The Louis
Goldblatts, of the Chicago store
clan, expect Sir Stork. First
sign of spring: Bowery derelicts
pawning their overcoats.
4
Mary Van Buren of Cue clan,
weds William Seavey in June. i.
Peggy Ann Garner and Frank
(CBS) Satenstein a combo. il.
Carmen Miranda completely re-
Evening star., 1955-02-22
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD
Debbie Reynolds will star in
the mammoth Jumbo" musical
at Metro, to start as quickly as
possible SOS it will be finished In
time for her June marriage to
Eddie Fisher.
Jimmy Cagney tossed a sur
prise party for Doris Day and
the rest of the Love Me or Leave
Me" cast before taking off on his
P. A. tour. Jimmy has never been
so happy or successful, which
just goes to prove again that you
can't keep good trouper down.
Red Skeletons director, Jack
Donohue, and Georgine. Miss
Torso" Darcy have set their we'd
ding for April. Jimmy Dean,
Hollywood's newest Goldman
out" is tossing a big party-a
from -rags-to-riches shindig-at
New York's "21."
Colgate Comedy hour is dang
ling a two-year contract before
Gordon Machae. Pearl
Bailey. having shed 16 pounds,
looks wonderful in her broadway
play, "House of Flowers" On
the set of her new picture,
Illegal" Nina Foch's chair bears
the lettering: "Neena Fawsh. f"
So that's how you pronounce it!
\ X y
Linda Christian has been in
vesting heavily in Mexico City
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better source. but I still would
like to see a lot more of your
stage than I have been able to.
In New York, I got to see only
one play. The Bad Seed, which
I didn't like-as play, not pro-
duction. On the coast I caught
Burgess Meredith in 'Teahouse
Of the August Moon Wonderful.
But I would like to see more, get
a chance to study the freshness
and realism which will be our
style theater, SO far as we CO."
Hollywood-Los Angeles re-
minds him of his native Sidney
lis a most impressive place to
a newly-arrived Australian, Mr..
Taylor says. AS a machine for
the production of movies, ne
finds it awe-inspiring, and so
different from the primitive
mechanism of his homeland.
"It's really overwhelming" he
says. like Anna Magnani, whom
I met shortly after arriving
there"
\ Il
BULLETIN BOARD: Opening
today: Gate Of He'll" the Japa-
nese Cannes Festival grand prize
winner, at the Dupont the
ater. Definitely out: The
March % booking of Eartha Kit
in Mrs. Patterson" at the Shu-
bert. The play will not tour,
as casually and undoubtedly not
exclusively predicted in this
column on Sunday. big day
in Easton, Md, will be Friday.
when the town becomes scene
of the world premiere of MGM's
"Hlt The Deck" a benefit for
the Music Therapy Fund.
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Hollywood
Huge Musical Rushed
For Debbie's Wedding
BY Sheiloh Grohom'

real estate. This little girl is
really loaded. Two will get
you nothing that Van Johnson
will get the part of Lillian Roth's
husband in Metros "Tll Cry
Tomorrow" Have Metro and
Greta Garbo an announcement
to make about a comeback?
Janis Page OF "Pajama
Game" fame is coming to town to
do some TV and will guest with
Warmers casting director Edna
Benoit Dolores Del Rio is
everywhere in Mexico with Ex-
mayor of New York Bill O'Dwyer,
and Ella Logan is here. But Ella
still gets letters from Bill.
The ex-Mrs. Johnny Ray tells
me that not only is she not rec
onciling with Johnny, but she
now refuses to take his telephone
calls.
Clippings from Australia have
Ann Mccormack stealing all the
notices in the show with Frank
Sinatra - but frankie cleared
$4,000 for himself, I understand.
\ \ y \
Jane Russell and Clark Gable
will have the benefit of the ex-
cellent acting Of Van Heflin, as
the movies third star. in "Ten
Tall Men"
Palm Springs is packed with
fugitives from hospitals and the
Hollywood rains. Marge Cham
pion is there recuperating from
an appendectomy. ROE Russell
and husband Fred Brisson are
relaxing after Roz's strenuous
Girl Rush" And everywhere
you look you see a Hope or a
Crosby.
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing


Arena-"The World of Sholom
Aleichem"; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Battle Cry;
1, $40, 6:25 and 9:15 pm.
Capitol-"Far Country; 11:25
am. 1870, 3:35. $40, 7:45 and
ESQ pm.
Colony-"Trouble in Store;
2:35, 4:3o. $40. $40 and 9:55
pm.
Columbia - MANY Rivers to
Cross: HAS am. LAS, 3:45,
5:45. 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Gate Of He'll; 1l:3O
am. 1875, 3:35. $40. 7:45 and
ESQ pm.
Keith's - 1.-THE Long Gray
Line; GAS am. 1910, 2:35
sos, 7:3O and 10 pm.
Little-"Isle of Stolen Wom-
en-: 1880. 1928, sos, $40. 8:15
and 9::55 pm.
MacArthur-"The Little Kid
nappers";; 2. 1855, 5:45, 7:45 and
ESQ pm.
Metropolitan - Battle Cry;
II am. lao, 4:20, 7 and 9:40
pm.
Ontario - "The Bridges at
Toko-Ri";; /. 3. S. tbs and 9:35
pm.
Palace-"Bad Day at Black
Rock; 11:40 am. las. 3:45
$50. 7:50 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse-"Aida"; 1925 am.
1:25, $3.50, 5:35. TAO and GAS
pm.
Plaza-"Tonight's the Night;
1890, 2:l5, 4:l0, sos. 8 and
10 pm.
TranS-Lux "The Country
Girl; l0:45 am, 1890. 2:25,
4:20. 6:l5, BIS and 10:l5 pm
Warner-"This Is Cinerama"::
2, 5 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1955-02-22

Today's visitors from Hollywood
will be young film star Susan
Ball and her husband. Richard
Long. ). Latest of Susan'S films
is Chief Crazy Horse" which
will be turning up soon at the
Columbia. you Can't Take
It With You." still one of the
funniest comedies ever written
will be presented in two per-
formances by the Kensington
Players on Friday and Saturday
nights of this week. The
place is Kensington's junior high
school auditorium, the time 1880.