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Evening star., 1955-05-26

One of their envious compel
Sharpe and ABC with "balt ad-
vertising importing blond
eyeful Irish McCalla to help sell
"Sheena, Queen of the Jungle"
Delegates openly congratulate
ing Washington's Ben Strouse
(WWDC) for attempting-in
vain-to get a discussion going
on fee TV. :. Ben, one of Wash
ington's keenest radio men.
probably took his cue from a
recent Variety banner-"Why
Not Toll Radio. too?"
Best Dressed Delegate: Screen
Gems Frank Young. who reports
that his "Rin Tin Tin" series is
leading the pack by clear yelp.
-. Frank passes out Rim Tin Tin
calling cards that are backed
with dog biscuits.
In case you're wondering what
happened to the NBC series on
1.-THE Great Gildersleeve." Fritz
jacob is here unspooling several
Of the recently completed epi-
sodes.
Survey Department: Just got
in the results Of most reliable
survey conducted for me by three
utterly outstanding bellhops.
They were asked to find out what
the Nations leading broadcasters
dialed the most during their
Washington stay.
The breakdown:
98.1 per cent dialed Room Ser
vice.
103 per cent tried to dial
Room Service.
.06 per cent couldn't locate
the phone to try to dial Room
Service.
Morning Mail: One Of those
peek-a-vue devices arrived from
Hollywood with this note:
"Whadya expect? Something
spectacular like a nude? Well,
you'll see the real spectacular in
color yet on Monday, May 80, 8
pm. when Betty, Hank and
myself appear on Producers
Showcase in The Petrified
Forest
Bogey.
DOGGY, of course, is Humphrey
Bogart, Hank is Henry Fonda
and Betty is Mrs. Bogey. What
was in the peek-a-vue? A gor-
geous photo in color of a noun
tain lake. one of the many lovely
scenes we won't be seeing in this
particular NBC production.)
Observations: Director Delbert
Mann, who is to Paddy Chayev-
sky what Kazan was to Schul-
berg in Waterfront" is direc-
ting The Petrifled Forest"
which accounts for his inability
to do Chayevsky's The Catered
Affair"
Preston Foster. of the TV
Waterfront series, is in town
and in case you haven't met him.
he's one Of Hollywood's incest
citizens. =. I'm only sorry / had
to pass up the breakfast ar
ranged in his honor today.
Wish MICS Los Angeles press
department was little more re-
liable-or is the word "honest." !"
-. The appearance of Jane Rus
sell and Bing Crosby on Bob
Hopes Tuesday show (WRC-4
was billed as "live." but the
whole thing was on film. .
Correction: Two of the CONNER
cials were live"
Just got an autographed photo
Of Connie Russell in the mail,
saying thanks for everything. I"
=. I do hope that girl comes
back East and starts working
the live" TV circuit again.
-. Everytime I see her, I recall
what swell program Dave
Garroway used to do out of
Chicago-and his impeccable
taste in singers. Remember
Bette Chapel?
Regrets Department.: Pick
Temple, Of WTOP, got this letter
in the mail the other day:
II am very sorry but I cannot
come to your hayloft because
I'm in Saigon and we could not
Evening star., 1955-05-26

come because it costs too much
money. Maybe when I get to
America can come"
Your friend,
Patricia.
+
New Trend? I'm more excited
about NBC's summer specials
(spectaculars without color)
than have been about most of
Evening star., 1955-05-26

their variety and operetta shows.
The first, to be produced Sum-
day, June 10, by Herbert Bayard
Swope. jr., will be called Re
member-1938." Groucho Marx
will narrate and the show will
touch on both the humorous and
serious aspects of that calendar
year.
Evening star., 1955-05-26

Court: Live dramatization
of District traffic violations.
1880, WTOP (9)-Waterfront:
Capt. John takes an old
tugboat out to sea in order
to help old friend regain
confidence; Preston Foster.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Sheeno, Is There
Anyone Feeno?
By BERNIE HARRISON

Convention syndcators not be
the NARTB agenda but their exhibits at the Shoeham ana
oudes biggest and noes The extra
countsprey hostesses in short skirts
competitors thinking of charging Don
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
IS CO-ExISTENCE POSSIBLE?
Continued from preceding page

stooees, Poland and Czecho-
slovakia.
. according 10 the truce, this
Commission was to inspect reg
ularly the ports of entry" in
both North and South Korea,
to insure that no military rein
forcements were brought in in
violation Of the truce. But the
Commission established head
quarters in our midst from
where it makes close and con-
tinuous checks on all military
developments in South Korea,
and its Communist members
veto every effort the real neu-
trails make to inspect the mill
tary situation in North Korea.
. according TO the truce, there
was to be no increase in mill
tary power on either side of the
neutralized battle line. Actu-
ally, the military strength of
the UN-ROK side has been
vastly reduced by the with
drawal Of all but two American
divisions and of almost all the
other UN forces; whereas the
Swedish and Swiss members Of
the Commission have declared
they have reason to believe"
that many trainloads Of men
and Of heavy artillery, tanks,
and supplies have been brought
into North Korea in direct vio-
lation Of the armistice.
. according 10 the truce, the
Neutral Nations Commission
was to do nothing except in
spect ports of entry to make
sure there would be no build
up Of military power. But actu-
ally the Polish and Czech men,
bers, from their station in our
territory, have established a
network of undercover agents
throughout South Korea for
purposes Of sabotage, suhver-
sion and espionage. For this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

reason | have repeatedly de-
manded their withdrawal from
our territory - but here they
stay, continuing every day their
efforts to undermine our free
government.
. according TO the truce, there
was to be held a political con-
ference not later than October
%, 1853. to arrange for the
peaceful Identification of
Korea.
But no such conference was
held until the end Of April,
1854. Then the Communists
rejected every suggestion for
the Identification of Korea
except on terms that would
guarantee the extension Of their
power over our entire nation.
. according TO the truce, the
end Of the fighting was sup
posed to result in the final
achievement of the United
Nations policy of restoring all
Korea as a ''free, democratic,
and reunited nation" Actu-
ally, the Communists have uti-
liked the truce as a stepping
stone to what they confidently
expect will be the Communal
ton of all Korea.
ALL this helps explain why l
reject the idea Of peaceful CO.
existence" with the Commu-
nists. Whatever promises they
make, they instantly proceed
to violate. Whatever plans they
agree to, they instantly twist
into an entirely opposite pro-
gram Of further conquest. BY
"co-existence" they mean moth
ing less than the surrender Of
the free world into their grasp
- without war and without
sacrifice on their part.
While it is perfectly clear
Continued on page 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

Even after hot coffee, new cream
Staze keeps dentures tight" up
to 500 longer than powders just
think, up to SOC longer!
. This was proved by a famous
research institute with tests on
actual denture wearers who had
been using old type powder ad-
hesives. These folks said the new
Staze was a "denture wearer's
dream come true"-so will you.
Staze at your druggisf's 10 nelD
Improved Sfaze. Get a tube today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

comedy in three acts BY Sandy Wilson
who wrote the book, music and lyrics,
produced by Feuer and Martin. directed
by Vida Hope. with settings and costumes
designed by Reginald Woolley lighting
nv FEEDER. and musical direction by
Stanley Lebowsky. At the Shubert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

you had written?" The famed
tunesmith replied. 1.-THE Rosary"
s. X
! Gary Cooper is of to New
York City for the holidays. He'll
pick up new foreign sports car
there. a present from his wife,
and then head for Texas for
some hunting. Liberace has
bought his mother a white mink
stole to match his white beaver
coat.
/ Rossana PodeSta is bringing
Italian realism into Santiago"
with Alan Laid. She uses nc
makeup other than lipstick.
Linda Christian is now a blond.
=. Dan Duryea has made up his
mind: No more China Smith
telefllms.
Says Ruth Roman: I'D like te
do more parts that will give me
a, chance to show sometime
other than my talent" and
from Alan Young: Il would like
to do an important film biogra-
See HOLLYWOOD, Page Bis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Music and Merchandise
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

The Versailles. one of our old
est and most solid night clubs,
has jumped up with another of
its condensed musical revues and
again makes 1t evident that
there's ali sorts of new young
talent if anybody wants to go
out and look for same. Jack
Yellen, the veteran songwriter.
looked for this new mob and has
found some real nuggets. Yellen
started out to do something
called THE Thousand and Sec
ond Night" but wisely forgot
about initiating "Kismet" soon
after opening and just turns his
kids loose and let's them enter
tain.
One of the new faces is Larry
Daniels, who specializes in gar
ment center comedy. The center
never amused me. but Daniels
mirroring of it sure does. He's
original, has an offbeat wit and
none of the usual brash quality
A young man named Herb Corey
also does a highly topical and
amusing monologue on what
happens to you in an airplane,
and there's a pretty girl named
nellie Adams who makes you
think of Leslie Caron and who is
also a def coincidence and a
stylish dancer. There is also a
very funny gal named Mildred
Cook. whose impersonation OF
, Marilyn Monroe is much the fun
niest and much the most poison
Gus. Two dancers named Carmen
Alvarez and Pat Turner are at
tractive and talented, as are
singers Jack Cassidy and Betty
Benee. I'd also guess that Yellen
and Vic Mizzy have a hit song
in IAN l Have Is Love Song.
which Cassidy and Miss Benee
do better than nicely.
\
Probably the nearest thing tt
being backstage at Santa Claus
workshop is an establishment II
w. Twenty-third street called
Allied Display Materials Abou'
, anything you could think of II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Kirk Douglas two wives-past
and present-get billing in hi
current picture, Indian Fighter
his ex, Diana. in a featured
role, and Anne, now Mrs. D.. a.
casting director.
Steve Cochran and Lizabett
Scott discovered each other while
making The Weapon in Europe
/. fl. And Gig Young and Eliza
beth Montgomery are as close a:
the holidays.
Grace Kelly just bought two
acres in Palm Springs-to builc
a hideaway. Her uncle
famed playwright George Kelly
is recovering from a serioui
stomach operation.
10th Century-Fox dropped
young Charlotte Austin. Also
Marjorie HELEN. The life of a
starlet is perilous indeed. A
guest at the Key Biscayne Hotel
near Miami. asked visitor Irving
Berlin, Which song do you wish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

the way of ornaments and decor
is there, but none of it is for sale
to you and me. Allied specializes
in making displays for the de-
partment stores. Special paper,
tinsel, spangles. plastics, beads
and woods are imported from all
over the world and a set of de-
signers and craftsmen are busy
making huge paper parrots,
fountains made of nylon, trees
made Of rubber and only Santa
knows what else. I learned there
that it's ordinary for a big de-
partment store to spend as much
as $4,000 for a single decorative
display. Since these displays
have to be designed and made
months in advance, it's no long
er Christmas at Allied. Down
there it's already Easter Sunday
y
The closest thing to neigh
borhood Santa Claus in the
Wall Street district is an Ex-
change place florist named Frank
Lash. Frank Is the busiest anna
teur window decorator in town
and this year. as usual, he has
marrow Exchange place about
blocked off with various and
.sundry window gimmicks utiliz-
ing birds. beasts and almost
anything that will move. A
while ago he had a triumph with
a display Of live ducks. The
ducks walked into a little house
and started to eat. But they hao
to eat under hot electric light
This made them so thirsty they
had to run down a ramp ano
drink water. Then they'd hustle
back into the house. The foo
ducks we're synchronized closer
than the Radio City Rockettes.
~ Il
Parked at the entrance of Bill
Miller's Royal Nevada Hotel ir
Las Vegas are two Cadillac con.
vertibles. Both are owned BY
See SYLVESTER, Page b.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
National - Dark. "a Quiet
Place" starts December 26.
Shubert - THE Boy Friend;
$3.50 pm.
Ambassador "A LawIess
Street; los. 3, $50. 6:45 and
$50 pm. Sneak preview at 9
pm.
Capitol - Man With the
Sun: 1850 am, l:50, $3.50. $50
1850 and $50 pm.
Colony-"Tales of Hoffman,
$40 and $40 pm.
Columbia - "Honky Toni"
1925 am. 1855, 6:25 and 9:5s
pm.
Dupont - THE Trouble With
Harry; ITO, 800, $50, 1885 ano
9:45 pm.
Keiths Guys and Dolls;
1920 am. 2, 4:40. tbs and 9:5s
pm.
..ittIe-'Inside a Girls Dor.
mitory";; LES. $3.50. 5:35, TAI
and Gas pm.
Macarthur - THE Good Dir
Young; 7;l5 and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan "A Lawles'
Street; 1870 am. lis. 3, 4:40
6:25 and 10 pm. Sneak preview'
at $40 pm.
Ontario--"The Gang Busters"
l:50, $50. 5:45, TAO and 9:4(
pm.
Palace-"The Spoilers" 1l:4t
am. lao, 3:45. 5:45, 1850 anc
9:55 pm.
Playhouse African Lion"
1875 am, 1:25. 3:15, sos anc
800 pm. Artists and Models"
$40 and 9:35 pm.
Plaza - Holiday for Henri
sta: 1870, 4:50 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux The Desperat 4
Hour ll:10 am. l:20. 1925
5:35, TAO and GAS pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday"
9.3r n m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
The Cast
make its dancing the highlight
of THE Boy Friend"

make its dancing the highlight
lof THE Boy Friend"
Nevertheless if this is carri-
cature at its best because it is
most animated, there is heed to
be paid to a great many other
lfollies of those now at the
threshold. or beyond it, OF
Igrandparenthood.
Their songs. for instance. Like
the Tony-Polly ballad, IF You
Gould Be Happy With Me,
Gould Be Happy With You" And
"A Room in Bloomsbury" with
its echoes of Tea for Two" and
Blue Room" and IT'S Never
Too Late to Fall in Love" You
won't want to believe an in
credible word of them. but you
will.
The audiences perfect under
standing of the joke begins with
the performers prior perfect
understanding of it. These have
Caught every mad nuance of the
style of a period that ended be-
fore more than a few of them
were born. 10 Ann Bayless. for
instance. as the sad-Sweet blond
heroine, and John Hewer as the
.limpidly wistful but somehow
mercurial hero.
So many of the others are
wonderful. too. Ruth Altman as
the head mistress of the finishing
school with her tumultuous
memories of a World War I fling
with the heroine's father. PLAYED
with lordly restraint by Eric
Brown.
Dilys Lay. reputed to be la
tent Beatrice Lille. missed last
nights performance as Dulcie.
Her place was hilariously taken
by girl named Millicent Martin
who might be a latent Estelle
Winwood.
To greet these and the others
last night. the Shubert was
packed with an audience that
dripped from the third tier boxes.
This, of course. only goes to
show what a discriminating city
this one can be even during the
supposedly dead pre-Christmas
week. Or perhaps it suggests
that. after all. the 20s were really
the happiest time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

Itle JOllleSG Trip III years. II
English import but it so empha-
sizes the similarities of the two
countries that it seems silly there
should ever be any differences.
Sandy Wilson'S musical, with
its New York cast intact, misses
none of the follies that united
Engish-speaking peoples in the
20s. These include the Charles
ton, one of the strangest things
that ever happened to the human
body: musical comedy plots OF
outrageously simple sentimental
ity; song lyrics so cloying the
surprise is we did not choke on
them; and stage manners SO ar
tificial they would be Notifying
now if they were not SO hilarious,
Seeing them all again could
not be more wonderful. This
thanks to the tact of the amused
author, who does not deny that
1t must have been idiotic while
affirming that it was also quite
deliriously innocent.
AS an animated album of the
waistless. knee-length dress and
white flannel trousers period,
THE Boy Friend" makes a de-
lightful virtue of everything that
proved a melancholy fault in
THE Vamp."
As a recall of the century'S
youth-Mr. Wilson is not the
only tactful one around here
The Boy Friend" misses not a
single bet, or cliche
1t is a musical comedy that
comes straight from then to now
In the orchestra pit, saxophone
walls its invitation to perdition
and a neurotic banjo quickens
the feet of the marchers. Never
theless, if the music of the time
was loud and quick and banging,
its devotees were cagey.
They pretended to be sophis-
ticated and worldly. but one
could not really be these things
In white flannel trousers and
dresses that were belted at mid
derriere. What everybody really
was was romantic, as distin-
guished from the current fashion
of being realistic. They yearned
to see poor little rich girl Polly
Brown to marry Tony. pretend
ing to be a messenger. but really
the son of Lord Brockhurst.
And. by Jove, this is exactly
how it works out at the carnival
ball that brings the school year,
and The Boy Friend" to a close
on the terrace of the Cafe
Pataplan in Paris. This is the
corn that was far higher than
an elephants eye before okla
homa!'' and those others
changed the style in musical pro-
auctions.
1t is principally All English
cast. with a few well qualified
American intruders. that has
such an exultant time with this
memoir of the 20s at the Shubert
Its members accept the truth
that the most hilarious things
about the 20s were the visual
ones, the clothes and the dane
ing. AS for the latter. there was
the Charleston, the very essence
Of the periods feeling of aban-
don. But there was also, on
stage, the old soft shoe and tap
and the deadpan recalls of these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
THE PASSING SHOW
Boy Friend Proves
'20s Were Hoppiest
By JAY CARMODY

all their splendid absurdity at the
Shube Theaer Christmas and reunion there has
been Heaven knows when.
They reappear Boy the
hit Broadway starting national which should
the olest trip The Boy Friend of is
Evening star., 1955-06-17
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OLDSMOBLE 1852 "SS" de luxe
cream over green. automatic trans,
mission, radio, heater. new battery
less than 10000 miles: q one,
owner car in top condition: $1,145
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 WIS. AVE. OIL. 4-8iOt
Home Of Country Club Used cars
OLDS 40 "Ss" 4-door: light green
r. and h.; priced for quick sale
ADDISON CHEVROLET
14th and Fla. Ave. NV. Ho. 2-750(
OPEN EVENINGS
oLDS '54 Super "88' 4-dr.: 2-ton,
gray metallic finish; equip. witt
7. and h., Hydra, power brakes, W..
Y. tires; new-car cond. throughout
Only $2,195.
Suburban Cadillac-old Co
1000 ARL. RD.. BETH. OIL. s-77ot
CLOSED ALL DAY SUN.