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dive off a tower in belief (mis-
taken) that he could fly in
another. These turned out to
be movie tricks, for Miss
Turner and Mr.. Palance sub
Sequently turned UP elsewhere.
This leaves four places to be
filled and television provided
just the fellows to fill two of
them. Jack Webb managed
one of the years disappoint-
ments with a film inspired by
one of his radio shows. Pete
Kelly's Blues" Few who saw
it ever wondered again what
ever happened to radio.
Not Really Harmful
Then Liberace came along
with Sincerely Yours" a late
entry which deserves its place
in this select group. This must
be the most harmless of the
10 furthest-from-best, how
ever. Liberace admirers won't
mind its nonsense at all and
no non-admirer In his right
mind would expose himself
to it.
Not all of the pain was pro-
vided by domestic movies.
either. A pair of imports rank
among the chosen few, too.
One was "Mambo," a foolish
ARRAY not even retrieved by
the presence Of Sylvana Man
gano, one of the highest
voltage retrievers in the bust
ness. The other was THE
Bed" a highlight of which was
another clubbing job so inept
that it made even Vittorio De-
Sica look bad.
And that makes 10. All, well,
Christmas comes but once a
year. Good cheer to all movie
makers and to some. better luck
next time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. "a
(NANA) This is a good Gay
to take stock of the last II
months hereabout. It's been
a busy year as regards mar
riages. births. deaths, separa-
tons. divorces. When you tote
'em up you see what makes the
movie colony so headline
happy.
The most surprising 1855
marriage was Joan Crawford's
to soft drink magnate AL Steele.
followed soon after by rumors
of separation. But Joan doesn't
give up easily; neither does AL.
They will probably be holiday
ing in st. Moritz, Switzerland,
as you read this.
The next most fascinating
march to the altar was that
of Clark Gable-for the fifth
time-and Kay Spreckels. a
four-time winner in the mar
riage sweepstakes. Clark was
very happy when the stork
dropped a calling card, but the
visit was Cancelled. Orson
Welles married early in the
year-became a father in No
vember. Dan Daley eli
NAKED the stormiest courtship
his bride. Gwen, the former
wife of Donald O'Connor, once
playfully tossed glass o. water
in his face. But he married
the gal in Las Vegas during the
summer. Rock Hudson beat
the sln on his 30th birthday
by eight days and left the
eligible bachelor ranks No
vember 9 to say Il do" to
Phyllis Gates. Jack Webb
and Dorothy Towne married on
January IL and separated in
November.
Guessing Game Ends
The big will they-won't
they" guessing game for Eddie
Fisher and Debbie Reynolds
ended on october 26 and, as
of going to press, they are still
deliciously happy. Yvonne
de Carlo, a spinster of 80, wed
stunt man Robert Morgan in
November. Starlet Colleen
Miller changed her name to
Mrs. Ted Briskin. and Mamie
Van Doren made it a summer
mating with bandleader Ray
Anthony.
jeff Chandler was given an
other chance by divorced wife,
Marge, and they remarked in
February. :. Young Dick An
derson joined the Alan Ladd
family at the beginning of the
year in Hollywood's prettiest
wedding. This was followed by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

Every coin has an opposite
face, so any year that produces
10 best pictures must have
come through with 10 worst
ones, too. In fact. there are
times when it seems that every
self respecting year brings
forth one a week. which adds
up to So. There must have
been at least So.
The task of sorting these out
and choosing the select set to
be honored here cannot fall
to the drama editor for two
reasons, to-wit:
First, he is up there on the
heights, sorting memories of
a couple of dozen superior
films, narrowing the list down
to the traditional top 10.
Second, drama editors are,
in varying degrees. human
and, being human, share in
stincts with the rest of the
species. It Is well known to
theater folk that homo sa-
piens, as born and nurtured
in the United States, has a
well developed sixth sense for
movies. If the picture is good
the line forms at the box Office
without urging on opening
day; if it is an unmitigated
turkey even free passes to it
are Stunned. The drama editor
rarely encounters any of the
10 worst if there III a way out.
Honors for the Worthy
So, on to the chore of sepa-
rating the chaffiest from the
chaff. and it is not one to be
undertaken lightly. 1t can be
made a lot easier. though, by
Immediately tossing out the
lower budget films, which
never pretended to be impor-
tant. These are noteworthy
only when they are surpris-
ingly good, not when they
manage mediocrity.
No, these honors are re-
served for the more worthy,
some of which even were
touted, If memory serves. as
the greatest epics Of all time,
guaranteed not merely to thrill
but to astound. Appalling is
what some have been.
The first startling revelation
produced by sober thought on
a list of 1855 10 worst movies
is that there seems to be a six
way tie for first place. This
truly was a memorable year.
This also is sidestepping an
issue which deserves to be
faced squarely. There had to
be one worst film of 1855.
Think, man, think!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
THE PASSING SHOW
. This 10-Best List
Has Wide Ronqe
BY JAY CARMODY

to flavor. is more a tribute to
Hollywood's range of excel
lence than to the critics area
of taste. Its happy intimation
can only be that the movie
producers are doing everything
better, everything well.
AS for the pictures that COM
prise this departments faver-
lite 10, the easiest to rank was
Marty" This was the film
which, in the performances OF
Ernest Borgnine and Betsy
Blair, gave the so-called little
man, and his girl, the warming
and most touching display OF
humanity they have had in
years. In contrast to the usual
winner of top honors, an in
tensely dramatic affair, Mar
ty" was the lovable picture.
the more lovable for being so
dramatically revealing.
The Medium Size Man
Much more the usual type
of prize winner is The Des-
perate Hours" second on the
list. 1t had something quite
powerfully dramatic to say.
this time about the more or
less medium sized American,
but with the aspect Of a tour
de force in its writing and
acting.
Mister Roberts" as the
third choice requires no ex-
PLANTATION beyond the state
ment that it was an excellent
screen version OF a story with
which everyone has been in
love for years. AS for Bad
Day at Black Rock" it had a
soaring screen script to begin
with and a quietly powerful
performance by Spencer Tracy
to finish it of as the years
second best melodrama.
AS between the musicals in
fifth and sixth places, the
choice looked difficult, but only
from a distance. Up close,
Love Me Or Leave Me" won
hands down as a real life
story Of guys and dolls, Ruth
Etting. The Gimp and their
friends. The other for all its
charm. opulence and delight
was fictional as clearly indi-
Gated in the different quality
of the star performances. The
real ones of these were those
Of Doris Day and James Gag
ney - with a deep curtsy to
Marion Brando, Jean SIM
mons. Frank Sinatra and WV
ian Blaine of Guys and Dolls"
A Raimu Successor
The Sheep Has Five Legs"
the single foreign film on this
years list. is not merely the
drollest comedy to come out
of France since the days of
the late, great Raimu. It also
is the film which proved that
in Fernandez the French have
a comedian worthy of that
majestic actors mantle.
Trial" earns its place as
the most eloquently timely
achievement of Hollywood in
1855. In more singing terms
than Don Mankiewicz achieved
See CARMODY, Page B-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
BY WILLIAM GLOVER

NEW YORK. Dec. "a .(R.-
Orson Welles has come home
to Broadway from nine years
abroad with turbulent enthusi-
asm undiminished.
The theater's erstwhile en-
FAINT terrible and a lad who
back in '38 scared the socks of
the Nation with a MARS inva-
sion" radio broadcast. wants
now to fiji "the biggest vacuum"
in show business and create a
permanent repertory stage
troupe.
"You have no New York ma
tive theater," says the man
from Kenosha, Wis, with a
slight sniff. "Broadway's thea
tiers are full of tourists"
On January IL Orson launch
es his version of king Lear"
at the City Center, a munich
pal auditorium a few steps
from the Great White Way
where he feels his repertory
dreams have a chance to -four
ish.
In the few weeks since he re-
turned from Europe Welles has
demonstrated his fair for ex-
element by:
Tussling strenuously land
fruitleSsly) with immigration
authorities on behalf of six
British actors: ,circling wildly
for replacement performers:
lighting fires under a number
of other tentative show prof.
ects: tossing aside plans care
fully announced by the towns
mayor for Welles to do Vol
pone" at the City Center as
we'll as King Lear"
A Gleason Buddy
He may indeed do "Volpone"
but it will be in a regular
Broadway commercial thea
ter with television comic Jackie
Gleason as his co-star.
Welles and Gleason are old
buddies. you see. and at re-
cent luncheon abruptly 6e--
cided a co-starrer was a good
idea.
For the King Lear stint,
Orson is combining himself to
just acting, directing, design
ing the sets. and trimming the
five-hour play to "digestible"
length.
I'm a quiet director" he ex-
plains. only directors who
can't act are noisy. That's how
they use up their energy"
conversation with actOr-dl-
rector-playwright filmmaker-
author political commentator
Welles is a precarious pastime
like balancing Christmas boxes
on a crowded bus. Ideas spray
rapidly, not necessarily in Sc
quence.
II was driven away before
by the critics. They never
were kind to me. Said I
was no good, and they were
probably right. TeleviSion
like radio is dedicated to pleas
ing the sponsor. It's not an
entertainment form. But In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25

This should be a most happy
Christmas Day in Hollywood.
All around the 3 million
square miles of landscape that
make this country so big and
prosperous and cheerful, 1t Is
10-best day as well as Christ
mas.
This makes it-as the last
Sunday in the year-an occa-
sion upon which the Nations
critics and their readers con-
centrate exclusively upon what
is good about the movies. This
turns out to be quite a lot. so
much in terms of picture merit
that the film critics have had
to struggle to reduce the list to
the traditional 10.
There have been years in
which its extension to 10 rep
resented struggle with con-
science. There was one, in
deed, in which this department
stopped YEARLY at eight. Not
this time Hollywood has been
as generous in quality as it
once was in quantity and, in
the transition from the one to
the other. scored a victory over
its one-time hecklers among
the reviewers.
Nine From Hollywood
This is in the apparent COM
plete elimination of the crit
les picture, type of film
as rhapsodically Stunned by
moviegoers as it was rhap-
sodically praised by the re-
viewers.
1t is a pleasant thing to
note. as is the fact that nine
of the 10 films are American,
in this departments best,
which are:
1. Marty"
2. "The Desperate Hours"
3. mister Roberts"
4. Bad Day at Black Rock"
5. Love Me Or Leave Me-"
6. Guys and Dolls"
!. 1.-THE Sheep Has Five
Legs"
8. Trial"
9. african Lion"
10. "Seven Year Itch"
These 10 films from among
those shown here during the
calendar year 1855 constitute
a selection that gives a man
admiration for Hollywood's
taste and accomplishment, but
more than the usual conf
dence In his own taste.
VdFlety NOtaDie
1t is a list with variety, COM
edy drama, melodrama, musi-
cal drama and musical COM
edy. documentary and roman
tic comedy. There is no inten-
ton on the critics part to
achieve this much of variety
in selecting his top pictures of
the year. He merely chooses
those he liked best without
reference to the categories in
which they fall. It is not in
conceivable. although it is un-
likely, that melodramas might
make up an entire 10-best list.
That such a year-end selec-
ton should include six differ
ent classif1cations of films. as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
But Still There Also Were
These Other 1855 Movies

Very well. then. Again put
ting to work an old naviga-
ton computer to measure the
residue of pain right where
it is left by every monumental
flop, does produce a name.
Most Nerve-Racking
One film panied more than
all the rest. 1t was Ulysses"
and fie on him who first casts
the latest box office statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
THE BROADWAY WEEK
Orson's Still NURSING
His Repertory Dreams

not against drama on televi-
sion, it's just that I'm not
interested,
Still Cherubic
Welles momentarily removes
his traditional cigar from a
visage that's still cherubic at
40.
My films abroad? I've no
idea how many I've made. I
don't know which ones have
been released here. I don't
look at the reviews"
Asked whether he feels his
middle-year talents may be
more pleasing to theater critics
than heretofore, he roars: Il
wasn't aware my talents were
under consideration.
Shifting to the current state
of legitimate theater, Welles
holds it probably the best in
the world here in New York.
but it's not very good any,
where
That brings him back to his
casting troubles. The British
ers weren't admitted because
of an agreement with Equity.
the actors union, to allow Wis
itors only if parts cannot be
played by Americans.
You have talent here" Or
son Eliminates. but it isn't
trained to play Shakespeare.
Given time it can"
Orson shifts his cigar, peers
straight ahead.
Hope is the mood" he says.
1sg
Betsy Behaves
Betsy Won Furstenberg, q
starlet who at times has dis
played talent for headline
making, is tanning her mad
cap fair this season.
But Miss Betsy, a petite %
who plays a l6-year-old in the
comedy The Chalk Garden. -"
admits to onstage capers in
previous shows that climaxed
last season with her being
fired from the cast of "Oh
Men! Oh Women!"
A while back Miss Won F.
(she's a countess but avoids
the title) married. is now the
mother of daughter. Some
observers feel the new status
Is the secret of her change.
Whatever it is. she finds
that she even has new show
fans.
People come backstage
and say they used to loathe
me- she confides, now they
like me. Usually I've been
sophisticated, in The Chalk
Garden I'm not.
MY husband says he likes
me better this way too"
She's sure, however, she
isn't going to give up acting
and is even undertaking
singing lessons in the hopes
of getting a role in a must
cal.
Il stayed home for two
months keeping house-and
that was enough" says rest
less Betsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25

AMBAssADoR-"The Last Frontier" 1920, $685. 725 and
9:35
cAPrToL-"Kismet" l2:45 2:45 $50, 6:55. and II pm
COLONY-"Belles of ST. Trinians'; $50. $780, 7:55 and
10 pm.
coLUMBIA-"The Second Sex; 1926 BIS. 5;lo.
7:05, 1855 and 1880 pm
DUPONT-The Trouble With Harry; ITO 32O 5:3U 1880
and GAS pm
KEITH'S-"Guys and Dolls' l. $780, 6, $3.50 and II pm.
LITTIE-Inside Girls Dormitory" 1926 $780, 535. TAO
and 9:45 pm
MacARTHUR-"The Good Die Young: s:15. $780, 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
METROPOLITAN Last Frontier 1885, $780, 7:4o and
$50 pm
oNTARIo-"Desert Sands; $3.50, $3.50 and $50 pm.
PALACE-"Rans of Ranchipur' las 4:05 $40, $40 and
II pm.
Observation-Disclosures and Models; ITO. 3:15. 5:2o TBS
and 9:35
PI.AzA-"Frisky"; /, 240, AGO. $40. $40 and 10 pm
TRANS-LUX-"The Desperate Hours; !, 800, 5:25 745
and 9:55 pm
WARNER-"Cnerama Holiday: 2. 5 and 83O pm.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE

NATIONAL-"A Quiet Place. with Tyrone Power starting
tomorrow.
SHUBERT-Falen Angels with Nancy Walker starting jan
uary 8.
STUDIO-"Shadow and Substance" starting tomorrow.
SCREEN
AMBASSADOR"The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell" with
Gary Cooper.
CAPITOL-"Indian Fighter" with Burt Lancaster.
COLONY--"Too Young for Love- with Fernand Gravel.
COLUMBIA-"The Square Jungle
DUPONT" Diabolique,' with smone Signoret and Vera
Clouzot.
MacARTHUR-"Prize Package" with Alan Babel
METROPOLITAN-'The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell"
with Gary Cooper.
ONTARIO-"The Deep Blue Sea- with Viven Leigh
PIAYHOUSE-"All that Heaven Allows" with Jane Wyman
and Rock Hudson.
LITTIE-Gone With the Wind"
PAIACE-The Lieutenant Wore Skirts" with Mamie Van
Doren.
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OFFERS

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TEMPLE HILLS AREA
1-bedrm. brick rambiers, on large
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Near Southern ave.-2-bedrm., full
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New homes: 8 large rms, modern
Kitchen. fully equipped: liv. rnl.,
ment: gas heat; many extras: lot
60x100. Directions: / blk. of
Central and Southern aves. ne.
Near shops. schools. bus Move In
with deposit. Mr.. Mushfnsky on
premises. RA. 6-6at2, DE. 2-56n3.
M 4 e REALTY CO. Ma. A.O227
Evening star., 1955-07-03

TO THE PENTAQON FROM
THE CABINET
Brick. 3 bedrooms and bath upstairs
u bath down: separate dining room
screened, side porch: fenced real
yard; maids quarters and fireplac,
n basement; near Lc!com lane
7-l62O. a
Evening star., 1955-07-03

OPEN TILL SOLD
3805 57th AVE.
Conyenienee plus: brick Cape Cod
Just blk from new freevay a
seb6o,, S5sn ave; .s,,n,na and Lsndoysr I'd,
ton. Has separate din. rm., fre-
place In ly. rm.. 2 roomy bedrms.
and bath up; full bsmt. Only Si3,-
300. terms open. Mr.. Nelson with
DOUG M. SMILEY. Inc.
9k. 4-s260 AP. 7-59ss
Evening star., 1955-07-03

HAPPINESS AHEAD
FOR YOU
IN ONE or THESE HOMES
$500 DOWN, $79 NO.
Yes, S79 mo. pays all to anyone.
Assume 4se loan. 5 rms. and bath.
fun basement, patio. Anchor fence.
blks. schools, shopping.
$750 DOWN
SS5 mo. pays all. 3-bedrm. bunga.
fun basement; FHA Financing avail.
able. Conv. to everything.
RIVERDALE
2-bedrm. brick; liy. rm. with fire-
place, din. .rm.. equipped kitchen.
tile bath, full basement; h.-W.h.
screened rear porch. GI approved. /.
$500 down. or $1,000 down FHA.
BRICK RAMBLER
District Hts. 3 bedrms.. lse. liy.
rm.. equipped kitchen, auto. washer.
81 approved, nothing down, Err
WIN REALTY CO., WA. 7-1232,
Ma. 1-U0o4.