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Tobacco Market
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VCOHClnOru IyOM Faye II
All Prince Edward has after the
Is per cent cut is 89l acres of
dark tobacco and maybe as much
as $45O.0OO a year to be divided
among 776 Of themselves. A little
simple arithmetic will show you
what they're complaining about.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-03
Guests Visit BOOkers

Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Booker were their son and
-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Booker. of New York. and
Arthur Booker, of Milo. Japan.
Arthur has been with the USA Air
Force four years and recently re-
turned for overseas replacement
in Japan.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-03

Vice President Nixon recently
said he had detected q decided
increase in optimism" among
President Eisenhower'S friends
that he would be a candidate
again.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-03

:, Editors Note: This is the sec
ond in a series of six articles on
dental health being presented by
The Herald. in cooperation with
the Prince Edward Dental Soci-
ETY., as part of the 1856 observ-
Ance of National Childrens Den
tai Health Week. Feb. SLID
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When they had first come out to the DESERT after
gray wet winter at Mitchell Field. the unfaing hot
had been delight but the Wintons were Vermont peo-
ple and after few months Helen had begun to pray for
rain. Or gale flood or thunderstorm anything to
break the monotony Of brassy sun hanging endessy
in a cloudleSs sky.
Of course it wasn't alone the monotony of the weather
that had begun to turn Helen against this bright land
There was another for her dsquetude and she
knew well enough what it was - the jets At Mitchell
Mac had flown P5l's the last propeler-drven opera
tona fighters the Air Force had. Psi seemed as
safe as baby carriage to Helen now.
1t was the Jets that scared her wess The jets didn't
seem like airplaneS Helen The noise they made,
obscene unearthly believing, not an arplane's
noise; these planes built to KILL and seemed to
Helen that they killed mpersonally and ndiferently.
They would kill you the ground; suck you in at
one end roast you death in tWnklng at the other.
Most of all, they moved at speeds that affronted
intelligence 600 7OO 800 miles an hour and more. And
if the engine quit there little glide in them, they
came down like rocks.
Bhe phone rang again and Helen spun around
to get it. 1t was jamie Marshall
Wondered if you were home" jamie said. Il thought
I'd drop over"
"AH right" Helen said. Sure. Come on over"
Right" jamie answered criSpIy. Can bring any
thing? Pick up the kids or anything?"
mo, thanks, the babys asleep and Mac Juniors over
at the Banetts'," Helen said.
I'll see you" jamie said.
Helen had dropped the phone and turned away before
she realized what Jane's call might mean. So it was
that bad somebody - Douglas probably - had called
jamie Marshall and told her to and stand by.
Or had they? jamie had sounded perfectly natural.
Still, she eveI-headed girl and she would Helen
seized the phone again and rang the Marshalls'. The
Indifferent buzzing cattered in her No answer.
jamie must have left Immediately She must have been
in terrific rush she would have been if Douglas
had heard and knew and told her to get to Helen's
house quickly, before bad news beat her to il.
She ran over to the radio and switched it on. She
turned the volume knob far it would Co. and when
the set warmed, it came on in an insane giants shout
rs Your Hair Frowsy, Brittle, Faded? If So. ;" She
spun the dial through every station in the area but
there was no news She shut it off.
waiting" Mac had told her one time during the
war, rs very hard thing to do, and also very simple
The Of being bgleague, longdstance waiter
just this: You don't wait at ALL You do something
else, dig WE'LL build apple pic, or whatever. and
first thing you know, you've stopped worrying Then,
all of a sudden you'll notice that you're pretty sure
evethings going to turn out all right You get to feel
ing real good You begin to be positive that everything
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elen Winon let the phone slide out Of her hands into
its cradle and sat staring at it in numb horror OF all the
accouterments of machine-mad age, she hated tele
phones most more than airplaneS, even. The hours
she had spent waiting for that black voice to speak had
so embtered her that when brought good tdings
she felt little essenng of hatred; and had brought no
good tidngs this time.
This is Johnny Douglas at the field, Helen"
"How are you, Lieutenant
Good. Look Helen, uh, we just got call from
Mac. He the hometown range and his fire went
out. He.
Helen Winton saw her eyes blur and the awful sick
ness of fear weed up in her.
Johnny, is he DOWN." she whispered. did he get
DOWN."
Don't know yet, Helen" the voice said HE just
called once said it had quit on him. He wouldn't talk
while he was trying start it again. you know too
busy I'm sure he's okay, Helen, and wouldn't bother
you with at all except that he's that gunnery show
lots of brass there radio and newspaper guys
and afraid you'd hear some exaggerated cockand
bull story on the air.!
81 see," Helen said. She didn't see, at all.
You be stout, now" Douglas went on, land Ill
phone you again the minute we hear Don't worry,
Macs good boy, he'll be all right. You be stout.
Good-by, Helen"
"Good-by," Helen said Thank YOU"
SHE moved away from the telephone and tried
to think Her heart was humping and sne sat down
hard She wanted remember what Mac had said that
morning about the gunnery test. Had he mentioned
ground targets had been sleeves, towed high up?
She couldn't remember, and it mattered terribly. To
lose an engine at 10000 feet bad, but it wasn't
necessarily deadly. To lose It on a run for ground
targets with nowhere 60, chance to jump, maybe
not even time enough to get the gear down..
She stood up abruptly and walked to stare out
the window. The flat ground around the house seemed
to dance in the desert sun. There hadn't been cloud
in the sky for weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15

FORMER MAGAZINE EDITOR Ken PWdy found
he ddnf have enough time for writing and editing 100.
As result he is now depoting himself exclusively 10 the
production of short Stories articles and books. An expert
on cars he has had two books about automobiles published
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16
BoYS-IMMEDIATELY
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings, no experience neces-
10 am. to S pm. daily.
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SALES CLERK. general merchandise
store. Past experience furniture
sales desirable, Energetic. depend
able: opportunity for advancement
Oldsr or slightly disabled constd-
cred. 6is.day week: good Yprktna
conditions. Apply GOODWILL In.
20th st. NV, o 70 ~ noon. Monda5
SALES ENifSEER, recent sraduats
OF BME. BEE or BSE. fun .tTatnint
on The Job and factory school be,
fore becoming sales engr. full
SALARY during training period; WORK
with architects. consulting. engrs:
and contractors for promotion and
sales Of automatic controls FOL
temperature. humidity. air condi-
tioning and special process equip
ment. Nationwide company sal
AIRY adyaneements. bonus. Erour
hospitalizat ton. life insurance. re-
tirement plan Apply. stating nge.
exper,. qualifications and education,
SALES MxNaGER-orowine or.
ganigstion with several general
merchandise stores requires initia-
tive. ability to meet challenging
situations. interest in people. State
past employment experience. educe-
tionAl background, minimum salary
requirement. BOX 4AS-H, star.
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hELP-MEN

COOK. 2nd: In hish-elass club;
70 prepare neat dishes. Nightwork:
dinner goes OF at 0 pm. 6alarl
open. See chef. CAPITOL Hill
CLUB, GA LIST st. Sc, entrance OF
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BAKERY GIRL; experienced; eve.
ming work. Apply in person, HOF-
BERGS. 1922 Eastern ave. nv.
|BEAUTlCIAN, experienced, Maryland
license; good hours. top selAry.
Apply 10 Person, AIS Silver Hill
I'd. 6uitland. Nd. III
BEAUTICIAN, white, thoroheiitly
experienced. for conscious
1924; after 8. call RA. 3-52e1,
BEAUTICIAN-Male or female Busy
shop; 5 days: top salary and COM
mission. LILLIAN CRAMER, llib
I 18th st. NV. ---22
BOOKKEEPINK MACHINE OPERA.
TOR, Remington Rand 6S5. experi-
ence ACCOUNTS receivable; 6.day
week. MAURICE ELECTRIC SUP.
PLY CO.. 1874 18th st. NV. 70
BOOKKEEPER.TYPIST; permanent
position. air-conditioned once:
good salary: benefits. Apply 2OI0
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HtLp-MeN

IS TO s5-This position
oilers many opportunities Tor .ad-
vancement. Good starting salary
plus commission and bonus ar:
rangements. Paid vacation. liberal
employe benefits. Transportatlon
turnishsd; Apply SINGER SEWING
M sHs R So ne "a IA Aon.fSsm
ssotosPiSmouth dssisrsSip has OPEN
ing for . mature and aggressive
family man interested In tncrees-
ing his income and making his
future secure. Need not have. pre-
yious automobile selling expeIienee.
be. able TO contact people and de-.
velop business: under direction Of
sales manager Our compensation
plan Is the best available In this
held. Transportation furnished.
many ether bene1ts; See Mr.; c.
ICE e22s Baltimore ave-. Riyer-
saLEsdaN. experienced. Young man
with initiative 10. work IN subur-
ban men and boys store; attractive
salary and excellent chance for %.
sya GInssntAs. f hi sdai ana spdr.,
sH AssT: exce iISan'n opportan n sPi Tor
young man with some experience
preferably. In. local retail store:
Guaranteed salary and commission
with usual Dement'S. Apply Nj; Hars
vey. UNIVERSITY SHOP. 1918 O
st. NV. III
SALESMAN ~ Young man. expert.
enced IN mems eiothins: good op.
L. z. Tomkins. STEWART MEMS
CLOTHES. 91O p st. NV, --16
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HlLP--MEN
statesmen
$3.50 DRA yyg,.TE n 2NEs WHO

vacuum s s:.n:r $ %ssaSS e. a s g
6s, ss T. 9E1 az SFs so ss sl.est Ell
iys Leads t arnishls6 daily from ssm "a
sion plus bonus Incentive plan. Sc.
me right away. We need both full
and part time men With cars. Mr.
BOND 2xcuUM sToREs
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sTEN0GRAPHERs, typists, clerks.
Mss K ilsT1. Il Sea cor s'isia "a
18th nv ma. s-2340l.
TILE SETTER, exper. Call Wa. u
TRff3 between So nm. Ia
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HELP-MEk

JANIr0R, single. white. middle
s ssd s %ss. aass . oausas for sms
duties rendered. 1929 Park I'd.
NV. co. 5-l762. -22
JANIT0R. colored. 9th class license,
:35 to so, married, no children: fol
small NV. apt. bldg.:. must be non.
drinker: apt. plus salary. good 10
cal references required. Apply Mr.
Farrell. 2 to 4 pm. HERBERT
HARVEY, INC, 912 18th st. NV
III
yANITOR, sober. reliable, for down
town elevator bldg. No children.
Must have character references,
Salary and apartment. Reply Boa
143-H. Star. -16
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REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, thor
oughly exper. with domestic work,
familiar with sealed units: Sl2S
maintenance man: must have knowl-
edge Of low temperature on soda
fountains and ice cream cabinet:
person. Nj. McNey, MEADOW GOLD
PRODUCTS CO.. 1897 D ST.. Sc.
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Nn pey top s.Iety toL tOpsntenS
In ladies ready-to-weer. MGR 1900,
and some credit experience preferred
but not essential 5ls-day week,
steady position. See Mr.. Peltz. THE
NEW BRESLAU. 614 18th st. nv.
CLERICAL. white, for general once
duties. No exper. necessary. 6-dRv.
to-hr; VIZ Apply in own hsndgsit-
go
CLERK. white, wanted to work in
dry. cleaning store; must have ex-
perienee. Apply 1907 Conn. ave.
NV lis
CLERK. to do some tipping: part
1871 5th st. NV.
lCLERK-General Office work for
wholesale candy and tobacco
figures. 40-hr, wk. Apply between
a9 an and 3 pm. in person at
|c2 2kii . sih Is R.E age sss-
80. CROWNS concern with cow.
downtown location has interesting
position for good stenograpfer.
Good chance for advancement.
and proft-sharing plan. Call TX.
CLERR-TYPIsr, Is to 80. in cas-
ualty claims dept. Opportunity for
advancement MRS. REFS. $40
cEERSfFpI slfs' .f p! so $3.50 o,os
ing concern with downtown once
has interesting position for coed
typtst with telephone experience.
Good chance for advancement.
Group capitalization. insurance
snd proft-sharing plan. CALI FIX.
CLERK-TYPIsT. 6-day wk.. part
time: congenial pleasant once:
Protestant church. Ii. a-s4eIs Q
cI Il ryPIsr. 1885 years: s.sa,
Ssss APO{ E1LI n'n aoTEL. e ssSi
CLEIK TYPIsT, downtown insur-
ance ONCE; S195 mo-; paid ssca.:
ton other employe dement's. Call
MF RnSs1SsSd IA ., slsao ,n,., l7
gent. white; varied duties: pleasant
working conditions; tea at 4: 5-day
wk; Cali AID. 4-0640 for appoints
cLERK.TYPIsT. perm. part-tims
Plesssnt working eonds. in air-sond.
once. RE. 7-306s for intervisw.
cLERK-TyPIsT, white; senerai of.
ne work; some knowledEe Of
18th st. nv. 2nd d. -1s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lady. rs to
30 yrs. OF age, who Is Quick with
figures to learn insurance railing.
prepare endorsements and handle
Hrs, $3.50 am, to 5 pm. Life in
surence and other benefits. Call RE.
CLERK TYPIsT with bookkeeping
knowledge: excellent starting, SAL
airy disqualification and other CON-
pany benefits: large automobile
dealer: automotive experience pre-
ferred: ia. $1,000, MRS. LEE. --l9
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

For recently completed air-condi-
fiSnsd slsysitoEsype sgartss S.S
units and 40 hotel rooms. Expert
ence In apartment management not
asiensy apartment nj inc asssp IS s. part Il
Of salary. Must be between IS and
80 years Of age. dependable. good
typist, nondrinker and possess SELF
ing ability. good personality, tact,
and ability TO get along with people.
Split work. shift. mornings and eve
nfngs. with afternoons on Except
sunday and every Wednesday on.
Reply by letter. stating qualifications
and give telephone number for In.
terytew By appointment. WAVEELY
dAYLoR, INC, CARILLION HOUSE.
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SALESMAN = VACUUM CLEANER
ltakes home Sis5 weekly. we trsi
lyou. Cali Dl. 7-O2l0. -16
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MEN-PART TIME

New Company has OpenfnKS Tor
several men: S35 for 3seyenings per
men considered.s Hppiy 3s3i 4th "a,
nv. at $3.50 pm. sharp, Thurs.
YOUNG MAN. sales position with
ffeight CO.; previous experience
not n, rsaaitreds Sooa OPPORTUNITY with
sry. $500 per month. Gail BE-.
2-43Z6 Tor appointment. III
YOUNG MAN to deliver orders. must
have drivers permit; SAT. ewes. and
Sun, 1901 pm, MORGAN
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HELP-.-MEN

PORTER. experienced, eolored. day.
pay. pleasant surroundings, working
conditions. References required. Only
sober, steady, good worker apply.
Resident manager, 1900 ? st. NV.
-16
PORTER, used-car lot: interesting
Ger. TARoMx FORD. s7sb Pines
Branch I'd. Sill. spg, Nd, No
phone calls. III
PORTER-DRIfER, over 81 yrs: Nd
permit; perm. DOS. CHANDLER,e
DRuGS. Landoyer Hills. Nd. uN
PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSISTANT
for large trade association. News
paper experience desirable. Refer
ences, BACKGROUND and salary re.
elirsmsnts in first letter. Boa
Sl-H. Star. III
REAL ESTATE SALEsMAN-Immedi.
ate openings for |. salespersons;
experience preferred, but VIII
consider experience In similar OF
allied lines. CAL CLYDE LARMER,
II, W. BERENs, Jrs EN-. 1880
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN real
VppbftuultJ AvA NkBAConlsC ga
perienced man to associate with one
Of Prince GeoTges County's mos
active and respected real estat,
firms, We can offer the right mar
the opportunity to make higher
earnings under pleasant WORKING
force. Cali Bill Hsrion OF Chsrle.
Deisen and talk II over. TIKI
PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA. 7-4500
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. with oil
learn. Cali for information on train.
ing classes. MISS DILLON, WA
REAL estate sALEsMEN-open.
ings for Q statesmen In Bethesda
most progressive ONCE. selling quail.
ity homes In Mont. Co. and NV
d. c. Real opportunity TO max,
money. Floor time and ample I'D.
yertising will keep you busy. Mer
OF neat appearance, good person.
ality. able to talk with high-clas;
clientele. Own late-model car
Experience preferred but not neces.
sary.. Apply In person TO Geo. W
sheplee, Sales Manager. GEO. W
ROBERTSON, REALTOR, 1886
Wis. ave-, OIL. 2-2123, 8 pm.
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ACCOUNTING CLERKS

ASSISTANT GARMENT REPATR
FOkkLADY, to assist supervisor in
sasssortinI inspection and instrue:
types garment repair; previous
commercial sewing In garment fac
tory or dry-cleaning plant helpful:
5,day week, Interesting work: Ap-
sonnet Once. 1929 10th st. NV.
70 IL noon, Monday through
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CASHIER

win pay top salary for top-fight
cashier. preferably one experienced
ma , .o. srs ssp.s.ne NGE ee
but not essential. 5ls-day week,
steady position. See Mr.. Peltz. THE
NEW BRESLAU. 614 18th st. NV.
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statesmen
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10 Am. % 3 pm. daily.
MEN. over 1S to take orders for
Life. and Colliers; steady work,
good future; average earnings, SIS
per week. See Mr. HILL. 8 to 10
am. RIM. 409, 140b O st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-06

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). =
Jerry Lewis is one star who
doesn't believe in dieting. I'm
trying to stay healthy" he says.
I asked after his baby son and
"It's the most talented" etc. baby
lin the world. And that's only
the beginning. The LewiSes
already have three youngsters.
We'll adopt a girl. then we'll
have another baby ourselves.
then adopt another one. and we'll
have our family" Jerry ex-
planned, during a chat at Para
mount.
William Perlberg and George
Seaton will do a Western next
THE Tin Star" for a great
outdoors herman of the caliber
of Gary Cooper, Clark Gable,
ISpecer Tracy or Jimmy Stewart.
While Tyrone Powers pro-
Iducer, Ted Richmond, is look
ing for capable English actress
to make love to Ty in Seven
Waves Away" The film is sche-
duled to start in London July Z
X X y y
John Wayne, back from the
East where he promoted Ibis
picture for John Ford, 1.-The
Searchers," is making a thousand
and one appearances to call at
tention to the movie, which is
one of the best Westerns I've
ever seen. Bob Hope is an
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HOLLY WOOD
BY. SHEILAH GRAHAM
Jerry Builds a Family

other star taking to the road,
to put over That Certain Feel
ing" But first, Robert will fly
to Berlin June 20 to see his Iron
Petticoat" at the Berlin Film
Festival, and he flies right back
to the United States July 2. Only
a man with Bob's iron constitu-
ton can do this.
Orson Welles will play a
magician in his first Hollywood
feature film in years. His partner
in the independent venture will
be Gurd Oswald, who directed
Robert Wagner in "a Kiss Be-
fore Dying"
Jane Wyman sold her house in
Westwood-she found it too big
and will live in an apartment
temporarily. No movies for Jane
until next year-she has a COM
mitment to finish 80 telefilms
before the end of SO.
X X X X
King Vidor is still in Italy
working on War and Peace"
which Paramount hopes to pre-
miere this summer. 1t was a
two-year project for the veteran
director. And I can't wait to see
Audrey Hepburn as Natasha,
Mel Ferrer as Prince Andrew,
and Henry Fonda as Pierre.
Henry will have to sell me on his
See GRAHAM, Page A-41
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the new Forty Theater Circuit
Plan.
1t combines the features of
bringing legitimate drama to
the people, the people to the
drama, and employment to thea
ter professionals who can get
as hungry as anyone else. And
have more occasion to prove it
than almost any other group a
drama department can think Of.
THE COST: ANITA figures that
its project for taking theater
out of New York will cost five
million dollars. AS the three
most logical sources for this
money, it will turn to the foun-
dations, to industry and to the
labor unions.
| With this money, it will es-
tablish four regional production
centers. Each of these will be
set up to produce a total OF
10 plays yearly. These will in
clude classics, musical comedies
and Broadway hits which other
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WHERE AND WHEN

Stage
National - "TeahouSe of the
August Noon; $3.50 and $3.50
pm.
/ Shubert-Dark.
Screen
Ambassador - THE Search
ers, /, 3:05, $40. 1920 and $3.50
pm.
CapitOl-"Bhowani Junction;
11:15 am, 1870, 1925, 5:35, TAO
and $50 pm.
Colony THE Ladykillers"
l6:15, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Unidentified Fly
ing Objects; 1855, $40, $50
and 9:55 pm.
Dupont - "Umberto d.; 1880
$3.50, $50, 1885 and 9:35 pm.
Keith's+"Foreign Intrigue;
l11:40 am, 1:45, $50, 5:55. 8 and
1905 pm.
Little 'Diabolique";; 1:15
1920, 5:25, 1880 and 9:40 pm.
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wise would not get away from
the Atlantic seaboard.
AS a first step in its search
for the 40 cities, ANITA has
authorized a pair Of surveys to
determine just what type of
major municipality it should
choose for circuit membership.
Cities which might like to con-
lecture as to their own prospects
might find a clue in the fact
that the two chosen for the first
studies are Louisville, KY, and
Lancaster. Pa.
It means nothing that both
begin with "L." 1t means some
thing that ANITA has come up
with a concrete plan to trans
plant the drama from New York
to where it can turn up the
most promising soil.
4 Il 4 4
AFTER BORGE: Victor Borge,
who ran his talent, a piano and
an amazing galaxy of stage
hands into third season and
hundreds of thousands of dol
lars, is an inspiration to other
entertainers.
One of these, who may very
|legitimately claim she was in
spired before she ever heard of
Borge, is Tallulah Bankhead.
Tallulah, fresh out of a four
hundred thousand dollar flop,
''ziegfeld Follies," is by no
means convinced the musical
and revue stage is closed to her.
She is putting together a revue,
snug size, for the summer the
alter circuit with the logical in
Itention that it will be domi-
mated by Tallulah Bankhead.
Another vivid personality
with his eye on Borge's success
is Liberace, the popular piano
player. who is reputed to be
ready to take up on Broadway
this fall where the great Dane
left off. 4 y +
BULLETIN BOARD: Sneak
Ipreviews are sneaking around. . :.
The Trans-Lux will have one
tomorrow night at $3.50, between
showings of Picnic" now in its
10Th week. And with two
more to go, Picnic" will run up
total of IS at the Fourteenth
street theater. :. The Plaza will
inject a preview between show
Iings Of 1.-THE Woman of Rome"
next Monday night. i. This one,
too, at $3.50 pm. The latter
picture, by the way, will be re-
placed at the Plaza June Is, by
1.-THE Last 10 Days" This is
the story of Hitler and his inner
circle, including Eva Braun, in
that historic Berlin bunker.
The Macarthur Theater's popu-
liar medical hits, Doctor at
Sea" and Doctor in the House"
will be paired on tonight's pro-
gram. The latter, the original