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Evening star., 1955-01-06
Ed Sullivan
Things Just Happen
To Producer CowIes

his Broadway cast did not speak
French.
/ In I'VE days, using ten French
teachers, he taught the cast pid-
gin French. To his delighted
amazement, Paris loved it. The
production made enough money
over there to cover all expenses
and also made Menotti one Of
the great names of that city.
~ E*,%
So, while Michael Terwilliger
Todd has had an unusual career.
I submit that Chandler Cowles.
son of q Yale professor, has had
his moments.
He made his entry into show
business reading q one-line part
in "Call Me Mister" which was
produced by Herman Levin. The
pay wasn't much but the hours
were fine and permitted him to
feel that he was part Of the
theater.
It was during the run Of this
show that young Zimbalist
brought him the music Of Menot-
It's Medium" and "The Tele-
phone" !" In his enthusiasm,
Cowles brought the manuscript
to Levin. Levin went through 1t
carefully and then told Cowles:
"Cowles, you are completely daf-
fy and I would appreciate it
deeply II you would leave me
alone"
Evening star., 1955-01-06
HOLLYWOOD,

6Ollk9x WOAbQ.
Gregory Peck win speed his
marriage to Veronique Pas
sani by getting his own divorce
from Greta in Switzerland.
veronique. a news gal. has al
ready surrendered her by-line.
! Where does Orson Welles find
the money? He's starting an
other picture in France. "Mr.
Arkadin," and wants gorgeous
grandma Marlene Dietrich for
o top role. A little pigeon
whispered in my ear that Betty
Hutton will come out Of retire
;ment when the Sophie Tucker
story is ready to be filmed. But
don't say you read 1t here.
Tony Martin is trying to
clear Cyd Charlse from Metro
to accompany him to London,
where he will make q movie. :,
Errol Flynn and Bruce Cabot.
now in Rome, have patched UP
their feud. But Bruce Is fight
ing ex-wife Francesca's demand
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Stage.


Shubert - "Glad Tidings";;
$50 pm.
Arena - "The Miser":: $3.50
pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - THE Silver er
Chalice"; /. 1855. $50 and $40
pm.
Capitol-'Deep in My Heart;
i1:l5 am, LAS. 4:20. z and
se.40 pm.
Colony - illicit Interlude":: |:
$50. sos and 9:45 pm.
Columbia - Athena; 11:40
am, l:40, 3:45, 5:45, 1850 and
Sp:50 pm.
Dupont-"Romeo and Juliet:
III am. 1885. AIS. 6:55 and 9:35
pm.
Keith's-"20, 900 Leagues On
der the Sea-: 10 am. 1920, 2:40,
SOS. 7:25 and $50 pm.
Little Garden Of Eden;
1880, 3:l5, Ass, $40. $40 and
1905 pm.
MacArthur-"High and Dry:
6:l5. 8 and 9:50Sp.m.
Metropolitan THE Silver
Chalice":: 1l:25 am, 2. 4.:30,
7:l5 and $40 pm.
Ontario-"Three Ring Circus;
1880. $3.50. $50. 1880 and $3.50
pm.
PaIace-"There's No Business
Like Show Business: 1885 am,
2:l0. 4:40. 7:l5 and $50 pm.
Piayhouse-"The Sign Of the
Pagan; ii am, 1880. 2:40
A:30. $40. 8:l5 and 1910 pm
Plaza,--"The Detective: II,
lao. $40. s. 6:45. $50 and lo:1s
pm.
Trans-Lux - 'sPhffft': ll:2s
am. l:30, $40, 4;50. 6:35. s:ls
and 10 pm.
Warner-"This Is cineramas;
1:so and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Hollywood
Orson Seeks MorIene
As Films Co-Stor
SheiIah Grohom

for $450-a-month support for
their baby. Her lawyer, Sammy
Hahn, is trying to get a bench
warrant for Cabot's arrest
when and II he returns here.
Joe Di Maggie spotted around
town this week, eating plenty
pizZa with Ray Anthony. who
also swoons for Marilyn Mon
roe. Mario Lanza's deal with
Warmers to star In "Serenade"
hasn't been signed; still a cou-
Pile of clauses to iron out.
Victor Natures marriage isn't
entirely In the ash heap. Doro-
thy's 9-year-old son, Mike, is
ailing beacuse Vic Is no longer
around the house. Mike idolized
him.
Bing Crosby is recording lots
Of radio shows before taking Of
for Pebble Beach and his golf
tournament. The golfers viii be
glad to know that Bing isn't
selling his home there. Luz
cille Ball and Desi Arnaz are
spending most Of their time with
their new "baby"-"Precocious, y
q race horse, at Santa Anita.
II frankie Laine is looking for
another recording hit, he should
listen to Nick and Charlie Ken
ny's newest witty ditty, Caught
In the Undertow Of Love-" Ac-
cording to Tommy Dorsey, II
wiz be one Of the big hits Of 1855.
I love this review on the Anna
Neagle-E Flynn British film,
"Lilacs In the Spring.: Flynn,
the most colorful man in films,
has been bleached in the deter
gent rinse Of Miss Neagie's dedi-
Gated ordinariness. You would
never believe he had ever swashed
q buckle In his life."
Betty Cradle and Marge
Champion received the most wolf
whistles Of their lives when the
West Point band boys attended
q special showing of their Colum-
bia musical, Three for the
Show" The gals were there and
whistled back.
George Stevens. seeing Joanne
Woodward on a Four Star Tv
Playhouse presentation. tried tc
sign her for q role In Giant
But some one at 2Oth-Fox had
tuned In a few minutes earlier
and Daryl zanuck now has her
for several pictures.
= h&
Buddy -oscar Winner" Adler
| the busiest producer on the 10th
Fox lot. is working his head Oh
to try 70 get another Oscar,
Buddy has Soldier Of Fortune
starring Clark Gable and Susan
Hayward. Violet Saturday with
Victor Mature. and Tokyo
Story" starring Robert Stack
all shooting now. And LEFT
Hand Of Cod" with Gregory
Peck, is ready TO roll.
Ava Gardner Is worried about
the anti-American propaganda
In India, where she win make
"Bohwani Junction" BY tia
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Sweden Told to End
Left-ef-Roud Driyino

STOCKHOLM.--A COMMITTEES
Of six experts, appointed by the
government at the request Of
Parliament. has concluded after
q long study that Sweden should
switch from left-side to right
side driving. starting at 4 am,
June Z, 1859.
The change would require
much work and expense. Sweden
and Great Britain are the only
European countries that still
drive on the left.
Evening star., 1955-01-06

way. the shoe manufacturers
voted Ava "The actress most
likely not to succeed after re-
lease Of her Barefoot Con-
tessa.'
Follow me closely on this one:
Bill Marx. Harpo's son. can't
whistle, so Bob Marx. son Of
Gummo Marx. dubbed for him
on Jack Linkletteris the's the
son Of Artl CHS radio show.
Arthur Groucho's son
wrote up this new Marx Broth
ers act for o national magazine.
Don Taylor new into town and
made great love scenes with his
ex-wife. Phyllis Avery. for the
children's sake. But It put them
On such good terms, they are
talking about Forgetting the
divorce.
CRslsessd ~ rANA.l
Evening star., 1955-01-06
THE CAST:


Moliere. an actor himself be-
fore he became disguised with
playwrights, knew exactly what
players expected Of farce writers.
~ y +
This was q collection of ridic-
ulous specimens Of humanity,
and no man could have provided
it more generously than he In
"The Miser." Even his walk-ons
in the farce are permitted the
actors cherished delusion that
he killed them, a form Of distrib-
uting wealth that is one Of
Moliere's most amusing virtues.
Funniest Of the creatures here
to be sure IS the title character
played by Mr.. Dietz. His Har-
pagon, devoted to his "poor, dear
money" Is the prize specimen Of
the human animal who buries
its sustenance. It Is not the
manner Of man. but the man
himself, that is being caricatured
in Dietz's performance and 1t Is
done In the merriest spirit.
Arena, admirably stocked with
farceurs, has all the others
needed for this occasion. It
comes up with an elegantly guile
full steward Of the Harpagon
house and hoard In Lester Raw
Inns and an engagingly conniv-
ing daughter in Olive Dunbar.
Dick ONeill, back from q self
inspired exile from Arenas COM
pany, hits his best low comedy
form as the ok-coachman who
learns the bitter lesson that
neither the candid. truth nor an
artful lie is half so sensible as
not talking at all.
Anne Chodoff, an asset to many
Of Arenas livelier achievements,
is highly useful and decorative
as Frosine in this one; Allen
Joseph is a gay sight as the
bumbling justice of the peace,
Gerry Hiken is another as the
personal servant Of the son, well
played by Alan Coates, and Dixie
Jan Greene is q pertly pretty
Mariane, the much bartered
young bride.
Kenneth Scollon contributes
an admirably simple setting to
serve as a battlefield for the
Harpagon in the struggle for the
old mans money.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
NEW YORK.

NEW 101t1As
BattIeships to Bleecker Street:
Although cigar-chewing pro-
ducer Michael Todd has added q
bizarre international exploit to
his career in securing Tito's per-
mission to use 10000 men Of the
Yugoslav army in Todd's pro-
jected filming of Tolstoy's "War
and Peace" Todd never will
catch up with producer Chan
dler Cowles.
Young Cowles. unlike Todd, Is
not and never has been delib-
erately spectacular. Things just
have a way of happening to him.
Cowles looks something like q
young Yale professor Of poetry,
A lock Of hair keeps tumbling
into his eye and he brushes it
back almost distractedly. OBJ
serving him. at close range, you'd
hardly think that the producer
Of Clan Carlo Menotti's Saint
of Bleecker Street" ever had a
battleship blown UP under his
feet.
1t happened on the morning
Of Dec. Z. 194l. at Pearl Harbor,
Cowles, q Navy ensign in the
reserves, had just made his way
sleepily topside when the first
Japanese torpedo hit the ship.
AS he rushed to his battle sta
ton, now completely awake. the
ship next in line, the Oklahoma,
exploded in q terrifying ball Of
flame and turned turtle. A sec
ond later, the Arizona sank, the
boilers exploding.
A few minutes later, the Cali
fornia, hit again. heaved itself
high out of the water and he
slid down the deck into the wa
ter.
THAT was the most fantastic
experience anyone ever could
have" reflected Cowles. "I'd
been on the ship only ten days,
along with q lot of other reserves
wed been out on patrols but
we were called back to port after
the destroyer Blue reported con-
| tact with Jap submarines. Tread
later that a lot of Navy officers
were drunk on shore, before the
Jap attack. That is complete
nonsense. I never met a more
serious and dedicated group Of
men than the officers under
whom we served in Pearl Har-
bor."
Six years later. young Cowles
had another horrifying expert
ence. In company with Efrem
Zimbalist. jr., he had raised $780,
600 to produce Menotti's THE
Medium" and ''The Telephone. !
OF the $4,000 $4,000 was his
own money, not only his OWE
money. but his only money.
| Menotti's Joint work got rave
notices from the critics. But no
body came to the boxoffice. One
nights performance at the Ethe
Barrymore, drew exactly $40
But, like the guy who had the
tiger by the tail, Cowles couldn't
let 60. Finally, he was reduced
to selling his car. Then. in July
the attraction caught on. but moi
until he had developed an ulcer
-
He later took the production
to Paris, despite the fact thai
Evening star., 1955-01-06

for folly Is his ability to surviys
Il. The latter, Moliere makes
cheerfully clear. Is a blessing vel
beyond the deserving Of the likei
OF us. but there it Is and there
Is nothing TO do but make the
most Of IL.
s. Arenas company, working in
D free adaptation Of the farce
by Miles Malleson, bounces hap
ply across the surface Of Mo-
] liere's jest Under the high spir-
tied direction Of j. Robert Dietz
who also plays the title role, its
performance. intimates that any
change in farce during the last
800 years has not necessarily
been for the better.
"The Miser" is a classic, true,
but one that is baSically fun
nier than even George Gobel. It
Is another pleasant evidence of
Arenas good taste that it has
chosen to start 1856 with q re-
minder that money is the root
of a lot of absurdity as well as
the dull evil for which it is so
much better known.
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Adapter Malleson, an actor
with a shrewd eye and sharp
ear for the scope of contem-
porary performers and the taste
Of modern audiences, has made
o tidy affair Of this "Miser."
He has kept it brief and
barbed. In Arenas production,
1t has the audience homeward
bound by 1920 PM, in itself q
remarkable achievement.
More noteworthy, Of course,
Is the fact that the spirit Of the
farce is not sacrificed to sheer
brevity. however engaging. What
Moliere had to report here is
that all the money in the world
Is not worth NJ. Harpagon meth
ods Of getting it, and even less
worth the terror he suffers that
every one is waiting to slit his
throat to take 1t away from him.
The plot that carries the bur-
den of this moral is q stretch
Of slapstick that has not been
improved in the last several hum
dred years. Its central figure is
NJ. Harpagon, wizened wisp Of
q Partisan. circa 1868, whose
house and garden bulge with
boarded wealth. The presence of
this fortune gives its owner no
peace, but he gets even less from
an attractive son and daughter,
also present. II he can marry
these of to neighbors of his own
choosing, M. Harpagon figures
to reduce household expenses
sufficiently to permit him to take
o young bride for himself.
It does not work out, but be-
yond the observation that they
are merry, its complications are
not going to be described here.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
The Posing Show
Wiser Is Merry and Brief
In Arenas S Production
By Joy cormody

mankind whose human nature has been frightening the
wits out Of for the last several decades offered spot Of
cheer and comfort at Arena Stage Of last night
production there More "The Mlser" which humor-
suggest the quality that exceeds
Evening star., 1955-01-06

THE MIsER." farce in two acts BY
Moliere, freely adapted By Miles Malle-
son, directed BY J. Robert Diets. with
SETTINGS by Kenneth ecoilon and Nghting
By Leo 0allenstein. with costumes by
Elenitsa. At Arena Stage.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
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Evening star., 1955-05-29

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WIS. AND ELLICOTT ST. NV.
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Evening star., 1955-05-29

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WIS. AND ELLICoTT ST. NV.
KE. T.13OS, Q-9. Closed 6undays
Evening star., 1955-05-29
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P2CKARD-Hays transferable $3.50
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OPEN Danny. 90: SAT. iTfL 3
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sTGDsBAKERs 80 Champions.
coupes. 2-door and 4-door sedans;
S295 to S445: fully equip. BOW
MAN sTUDEBAKER. 1000 Ca. ave.
NV. RA. 6-1122, 80
sTUDEBAKER '65 Commander Regal
4-dr.; r and b.. auto. trans. under
1000 actual miles. 81 .395. BOW
MAN STUDEBAKER. 1000 Ga. ave.
'51 Champions and
Commanders, Star coupe, 2-door
and 4-door sedans, 10 to choose
from. avail. with auto trans. o d
radios and climatizers: S495 to
S645. BOWMAN STUDEBAKER.
1900 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 6-1122
80
Evening star., 1955-05-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
sTUDEBAKER 1884 champion: {

sTUDEBAKER 1854 Champion: at
traetive- 2-tone blue, 4-dr. fully
equip. including gas-sayinR over
drive. Low mileage; $1.4o6. 10. T.
|sTUDEBAKER 80 Land Cruiser e
dr.: automatic transmission. teater,
turn SIGNALS, custom seat covers:
excellent black finish: reeondi-
TONED: 3o-day written guarantee.
This one win 90 quickly. st only
Of course!
DoDoE-PLYMOUTH
NJ STREET AT 1st Sc.
Ii. 4-3000 Closed Sundays
STUDEBAKERs '52 Champs, Com.
manders and Landcruisers: low MI,
one owners 2-door. 4-doors and
!. Star coupe models: 8 cars to choose
from: avail. with o.d.. auto. trans.
t.s.. r. and h.;S696 to S9e6. BOW
NAN STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga. ave.
NV. RA 8-1122. 80
|gTTJDEHAKER 80 cofy. coune: Z.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Edmonds (Ford)
s2es Wilson plysass; y d. Arl.. Va.

32ss Wilson BiySd;s SSss, Ari.. Va.
1858 Champion hard
top; overdrive, ETC.; $4,000 miles;
2-tone finish. Wv. tires; ike new
TORS. 5i0o wis. ave. Wo. e-saOo.
sTUDEBAKER '5s champion Regal
hardtop: fully eduin.: clean, one
owner car: 2.tone green: 81 .39b.
BOWMAN STUDEBAKER. 1900 Ca.
ave. nv. RA. 6.1l22. 30
80 Land Cruiser V-s
4-dr.;. overdriye. radio. heater. ex-
cellent Wv tires set on the
ditiq7td: 30.day written guarantee:
Studebaker's hne craftsmanship and
of course!
pODGE-PLYMOUTH
7, 4..So6s n STREET IT ISIS IL Sc ss,,a.r.
STUDEBAKERS Al and 4s models,
to S345. BOWMAN sTUDEBAKER.
1900 os. ave. NV. RA. 6-1l22:
sTUDEBAKER 40 s-cylinder; S75,
S25 down. Phone Lo. 7IS644.
sTUDEBAKER 4-dr. Champion: std.
shift. heater; excel. eond.; one own
any time. JE. 3-36i2.
WILLYS 80 station wagon: over.
AUTo SALES. JE. SoS4Se. E2s