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Accents the Picture
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BY DAY THORPE

ia Boheme," the first OF
several operas in production by
the National Broadcasting Co
for television broadcast this sea-
son, was put on the air yesterday
afternoon. Interrupted only once
by commercials. given complete
and staged with considerable
fair. 1t was an event viewed with
some pride by NBC, which
commented modestly that more
people than ever before now have
the opportunity to attend opera,
and that the libretto is translated
into English for the greater
enjoyment Of the audience.
It was a laboriously sincere
production. lacking a great deal
of sparkle or pace either musi-
cally or histrionically. but. on
the other hand, also lacking any
Of the usual vulgarities often
thought necessary for the success
Of entertainment designed foH
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trailer apparently begged down
and their car lost a tire chain
and burned out q brake.
The flve men apparently went
TO sleep In their sleeping bags
inside the trailer and left a gas
stove burning.
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BELLE VIEW SHOPPING cENTER
slI BlllE VIEW BIvp,, HTw ALEX.
BUCKINGHAM
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The series Of concerts at the
National Gallery Of Art con.
tinued last evening with a pro.
gram Of songs by Marjorie NC.
.Clung. soprano, accompanied BY
Nathan Price.
The vocal pousSe-cafe included
% Songs by 13 composers in four
languages. Except for the final
group Of ostentatious trivia In
English. the songs we're good,
unusual enough to be interesting,
and sung with rare appropriate
ness. if not always with vocal
adequacy.
Miss McClung's voice is a true
lyric soprano, Of clear and velvety
quality, and capable Of long,
lovely, legato phrases. In the
songs which did not require rapid
utterances Of high tones, but
which did require extraordinary
breath control, such as Debussy's
En- sourdine" and RespighFs
Note" her performance equaled
the best / have heard.
Nathan Price did an excellent
job at the piano, and was musi-
clan enough to realize, after q
few bars Of the first song, that
the hall was too resonant TO use
the damper pedal very much.
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Soprano Gives Recital
At National Gallery
By WENDELL MARGRAVE

Price at the piano. Al me Hationai
Gallery OF Art. Program: Komn in
mein Herzenshaus from Cantata s0l.
Zach: Freuuvoll und ieidvoll, Bee.
tnoyen; Die Trommel geruehret. Bee
tnoRen; Au eimitiere. Faura: lie pIua
doux chemin. Faure; Voice Que IL
printemps, Debussy: En- sourdlne, pe-
pussy; A 50 guitaTe, Poulenc: Les
chemins de l'amour. Poulenc; Meirie
Rose. Schumann: yasminenstrauch,
Du denkst nit einen Facdchen. Wolf:
Ich hab' i'm Penna. Wolf: Notte. re.
spighi: z Sc un giorno tornasse.
Respighi; la ermita de San Simon
toIiguido; The Lily and the Eose.
Craig; The Stars Came, Craig: The
Nightingale Has . Lyre OF Gold.
Dougherty. Morning IN Paris, Duke;
The Puritan's Ballad. Duke.
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Rita Hayworth put the half
million dollars she received for
her Beckworth shares into bank
in Switzerland. This way no one
can get at it. The happiest per-
son over Rita's decision to live
in Europe is the Aga Khan who
idolizes Rita's daughter, Yasmin.
This little girl will be the wealth.
lest heiress in Europe. The
Rita made with Prince
Ally Khan, Champagne Safari,"
flzzled after a few theater dates,
Dick Powell will direct wife
June Allyson at Universal-Inter-
national next year in Ride q
Tiger" The studio bought 1t from
Dicks and June's Pamric COM
pany.
Natalie Wood and Tab Hunter
will do a third picture together
-"Off the City Streets" for
Alan Ladd's company. Nick Ray
directs with Alan sitting in as an
apprentice. He wants to be a di-
rector. When will Anne Bax.
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HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Rita Opens New Account

ter and Russell Birdwell an
nounce marriage plans? Never
saw two people so much in love.
y II
Janice Rule heads back to
Broadway after her Gun for a
Coward" with Fred MacMurray
to discuss a new play, The Girls
Of Summer" by her ex-husband,
N. Richard Mash, who authored
The Rainmaker." As for
MacMurray. 1t looks as if he and
June Haver will have to settle
for the Berlin film festival IN
stead of CanneS-"They're all
the same. aren't they?" he asked.
But we must be back by the
of June when the chill
dren get out of school"
Rock Hudson is looking for q
See GRAHAM, Page Bit
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Few realms have the coin to
match all this splendor.
Making due allowance for the
innocence the world has lost
since Molnar first wrote 1.-The
Swan" Dighton has turned out
"a sophisticated version for the
film.
He and Director Vidor, how
ever, are men Of taste. As such,
they are careful to keep the spir-
lit of the fairy story pure and
reasonably lofty.
This, of course, is merely Miss
Kelly's due for since Molnar first
conceived the tale, no equally
Iswanlike actress can have played
1T. In her pale, elegant, cool
person she could not fail to pass
the inspection of Crown Prince
Albert (Guinness) come to her
home seeking a proper bride.
1t is a process that takes time,
however. Albert is a sleepy
prince, weary with royal routine,
addicted to playing bass fiddles
in handy dance bands, and kick
ing footballs through palace
windows. More playful than play
boy. he can and does give a swan
like princess fits of doubt and
her matchmaking mother fits
of conviction that he is fool.
In general, the incident of the
screen script is thin. Yet it is
quite safely left to the richness
with which the cast fills out the
Simple pattern of the plot. They
keep the palace a lively place and
cheerful enough that sentimental
movie-goers may indeed mourn
the death of kings.
4 X
AS the romantic principals of
THE Swan" Miss Kelly and
Guinness are ideal choices. Her
other worldliness is the perfect
complement of his world weari-I
ness. AS the catalyst who finally
brings them together, Louis
Jourdan is the tutor whose in
telligence, pride, handsomeneSsI
and passion could not be more of
a credit to the lower classes.
The work Of the principal
three is UNNECESSARILY enhanced
by Estelle Winwood's hilariously
half-witted, waspish aunt of the
princess; Jesse Royce lands
portrait Of the furious, match
making mother Of the bride-to-
be; Aherne's impersonation of
the uncle who became a priest to
find a calming philosophy; and
Leo G. Carroll's as the butler
whose aplomb matches that of
the palaces most regal figures.
Although it is actually Miss
Kelly's next-to-last picture in
Hollywood, THE Swan" Is most
likely to be the one remembered
as her swan song.
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to a prince who could not be
more charming, Alec Guinness.
Or, If one may speculate, a
prince half so charming. All
this. too. from a comfortable
seat safe from the overweight
principality of Prince Rainier.
Once more in 1.-THE Swan" as
so often when they are given
their heads, the movies are an
improvement on life. Here at a
cost of millions that only a great
country. or a rich studio could
afford, royal romance is pictured
as the idyll it is supposed to be.
1t has elegance, humanity.
humor and the soft tinkle of a
fairy tale. 1t also has Asheville's
IN. c. Biltmore House, 800
baronial Vanderbilt rooms. as it's
exterior setting to heighten its
reality.
The flaw? Yes. it is there. but
minor. John Dighton cThe
Lavender Hill Mob'O, who
adapted Ferenc Molnar's lifting
legend. does become entangled
in the emotions of his characters
toward the climax. Still only
perfectionists, most of whom are
probably dead. will care.
Il
AS compared with the real
thing. Miss Kellys screen ro-
nance is more intentionally
comic In spirit.
It's period, in the Molnar-
Dighton fable directed by Charles
Vidor, is 1910. This was an era
in which royalty had time for
other things than Tending of
the press. television, radio, etc.
Palaces were private and life and
love could go merrily on therein.
This is the way they do go in
'The Swan" and a gayer sight
movie goerS are unlikely to lay
eyes on this season. Or possibly
in many seasons to come unless
the success of this romantic fairy
tale inspires a flood of duplicates.
X X
This is unlikely for several
reasons, for one the cost of such
fabulous settings. wardrobe, and
a cast as luminous as this one.
Monaco could not have spread
itself more than Metro for the
princess they have shared. In
Miss Kelly's court in 1.-THE
Swan" are such as not only
Guinness but Louis Jourdan,
Brian Aherne, Leo G. Carroll,
Jessie Royce Lands, Estelle Win
wood and Agnes Moorehead.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National-"Plain and Fancy;
$50 pm.
ehubert-Dark.
Screen
Ambassador - "Serenade":: !
sos. Sis, tao. and 9:35 pm.
Capitol - THE Swan; 11:2C
am, 1:25. $3.50, 5:35, 7:45 anc
$50 pm.
Colony-"No Way Back; $50
$40 and 9:55 pm.
Columbia "Backlash";; II
am, 12:45. 2:35, 4:25. 6:16. 8:0s
and $50 pm.
DupOnt-"The Ballet Of Ro.
meo and Juliet; lbs, $3.50, $50
TAO and GAS pm.
Keith's-"The Harder They
Fall; 1880 am, 1875. $40
5:45. 1850 and 10 pm.
Little-"Marty";; /. 2:45. 4:35
6:25. $40 and 10 pm.
Macarthur - THE Ladykill.
ers";; 6:10, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan "Serenade"
l1:40 am, 2:10, 4:40, 7:10 anc
GAS pm.
OntariO-"The Rose Tattoo"
/, $40, $40, 7:30 and GAS pm
Palace-"The Man in the Ora!
Flannel Suit; l0:45 am. 1:25
4:05. 6:45 and 9:25 pm.
Playhouse Richard III"
1915 am. 1855, 3:35, Sis anC
Q pm.
Plaza-"Dance Little Lady"
~, 1885. Sis, 1850, 6:35, 81!
and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Picnic"; IL am
los, 3:l5, 5:25. 1885 and s:5I
pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday"
2 and $3.50 pm,
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AGNES M00REHEAD JESSIE ROYCE lands BRIAN AHERNE
LEO G. CARROLL ESTEllE WNW00D VAN DYKE PARKS
ROBERT C00TE Play JOHN DGT0N Play s~,ny
FERENC M0NAR Photographed by CHARLES W00R
Produced by D0H SC4AM AN M.s.M PICTURE
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THE PASSING SHOW
Miss KeIIy's Swan
IdyIIic Swon-Sonq
By JAY CARMODY

To the millions unbid to Grace Kelys wedding Monaco
today MM offers the gtterng solace of Swan
the Capitol Theater.
The inspiration the timing gesture Of could not
be ovelier.
In "The Swan in spacious CinemaScope brilliant color
the Of privileged Kelly aanced
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THE. SWAN" an NON release, pro-
duced by Dore Schary, directed by
Charles Vidor. screenplay by John Digh-
ton. from the play by Ferenc Molnar,
music by Bronislau Kaper, In color at
the Capitol Theater.
The Cast
Princess Alexandra Grace Kelly
Prince Albert --Alec Guinness
DR.. Nicholas All Louis Jourdan
Queen Maria Dominika
Agnes Moorehead
Princess Beatrix Jessie Royce Lands
Father Hyacinth Brian Aherne
Caesar - Leo @. Carroll
Symphorosa -- Estelle Winwood
George Van Dyke Parks
Arsene Christopher Cook
Capt Wunderlich Robert Coote
Countess Sibenstoyn Doris Lloyd
Beatrix's Maid Edith Barrett
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BINGHAM, COLLINS, PORTER 1
KISTLER
Nv Kenneth Wells Parkinson,

Attorney. llO0 Tower Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia Hold
Ing a Probate Court. Estate OF
90 1890, Administration Docket 1879.
--Application having been made
for probate Of the last viii and
testament Of said deceased. and for
letters testamentary on said estate.
by Henry J. NJ Howard. II Is
ordered this 18th day Of September.
AID. 1855. that John Frederick b.
ettcher, Robert H Howard. Jr,, Earl
Boettcher, Winifred c. Boettcher
Fowler Kathryn Adeline BoetteheI
Moreland: Beulah 7. Boettener
p Theodore Bceftcner. Jr., Norman
IoehI BoettcheT, porothea Louise
Bortmes. Otto William Boettchef.
Earl Henry BoettcheT, Clarence
Ward Boettcher. Edith Elizabeth
Zeiinski, Barbara Harper Ellen
FranteS Tyler Elliot. Ro5ert TYLER
lydia Naecker Gail. Otto Raecker
the unknown heirs a. law and
next Of kin Of The decedent and al
Court on Monday. the goth dsy
o'clock An. 10 show cause why
such application should not Be
granted. Let notice heret be pub
liShed in the '.Washir N Law
Reporter" and The Eve. B star,
once IN each OF three cessiyt
weeks before the return herein
mentioned, the nrst put on e
be not less than thirty ! efors
Honorable BOLrTHA J. LAWS. Chiel
judge Of said Court. this l7th daJ
Of September. AID. 1886. tSeai
Attest. ARTHUR P. SMITH. DEPUTY
Rerister Of WiIis for ~she D1ssriei
o. Columbia. cierk Of TIE Probate
couft. BeIp.G6-oe3
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JOSEPH 4. RAFFERTY, AiiOTns'

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. 9l,009.
Administration This is to Give
Notice: That the SUBJ riber,. Of the
State OF Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
District OF Columbia. Letters Tesla
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MacClane, late Of the District OF
Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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FRANCES SS:Is Ji .I,,1IsN cA'i7.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Administration. This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber OF
the District Of Columbia. has OBJ.
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate o.
John Gordon. sherwood, late q
the District Of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned "a
exhibit the same. with the youch-
efs3 thereof legally euthentica ted.
TO the subscriber. on or before
the 10th day Of March, AID.
1867: otherwise they may by law
said estate. Given under my hand
this Goth day Of September. 1855
ri NV. escaYl Attest THEo.
DORE COGSWELL. REGISTER. Of
Wills for the District Of Column
bia Clerk of the Probate Court.
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