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It keeps begging down in dull
conversation (which probably
has been the fate Of many a
genuine kidnaping). When 1t
does. 1t seriously taxes the in
genuity OF veteran director
Norman Taurog to get it un-
stuck. Fortunately, to look at
the other side, Mr.. Taurog has
managed on each occasion to
get his comedy moving again.
"The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown"
benefits from the playing, too.
Miss Russell displays spirit as
the roughly-used movie star
and perseverance as the girl
who falls in love with her kid
naper. Ralph Meeker plays
this role and displays enthu-
Siasm for his work as he pushes
Miss Russell around. keenan,
Wynn as Meeker's partner in
crime and Fred Clark as a de-
tective sergeant give a lift to
several comic oments.
Adolphe Menjou adds a fairly
standard caricature of a movie
producer.
X \ 4 4
The basic shortcoming Of
'"The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown"
probably stems from the fact
that Kidnapping is among the
more despicable crimes. It's
not easy to make a hero, even
in a romantic comedy, of a
kidnaper, even one who aban-
dons his crime. He's a criminal
when he performs the deed,
whatever he does later to stay
out Of the clutches Of the law.
There isn't much point in
delving deeply into this, how
ever. Light summer entertain
ment isn't meant to be taken
seriously and THE Fuzzy Pink
Nightgown" is light and it is
summer.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Jane RusseII's Comedy
Is Light Summer Fare
Ry HARRY MacARTHUR

Hollywood has been firing many high explosive salvos
at that the Eight entertainment" has been
lying here in the typewriter gathering dust 1t will have to be
put use now though classify properly Russe THE
Fuzzy Pink Nghgown which arrived yesterday at the Coum
bia Theater.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

ProwIers Make GREG Nervous
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

busy with my career to fiirt
with single men," she explains.
4 \ 4 +
Sir Laurence Olivier changed
his mind about the rendezvous
with wife Vivien Leigh in Yugo-
Slavia. Lady Viv went there
with her daughter and stayed
only a couple Of days. Next stop
is the villa Of Rex Harrison in
Portofino - still minus Sir
Harry.
Well. now we know. Ginger
Rogers ex husband, Jacques
Bergerac, told them in Paris
that the reason their marriage
failed was because Ginger
couldn't stand it when he read
well-known French stories at
their dinner parties. 1 wonder
what stories they were.
Tonight John Wayne is guest
of honor at a party hostessed
by ballerina MargOt FOnteyn
and her diplomat husband in
London - following the pre-
miere Of Legend Of the Lost. +"
Wayne appears with his pic
ture all over European ex-
cellent idea for an excellent
production. A pity costar
Sophia Loren can't be there.
But she is held here with Cary
Grant in "Houseboat."
Bosomy Jayne Mansfield will
be at the front door. and Wiki
"The Back" DOugan at the rear
exit. for the publicists bally-
hoo ball. october 9. No press
panning this time-but they
really could have a ball with
some Of the Confidential dis
closures.
No sooner did Peggy Lee re-
cover from her two fractured
ribs--she slipped by her pool
than husband Dewey Martin
came down, with flu mot Ash
attic. just the old fashioned
kind.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

THE FUZZY PINK NIoHroowN. :"
Unit0d Artists release Of q Russ-Field
Production. produced by Bob Water
iield: directed by Norman Tauros'
from novel by Sylvia Tate. At the
Columbia Theater.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
CIT VHQ Ju. 0-55OO
Sa6 A4as Free Parking
"BERNARDINE'

Pat Boone. GAS. $40. s:35
PUBLIC PIGEON NO. i"
Red skelton, !. 4.2O. 7:45. Tomor.
row At PM Show Only, Spe-
clal Kiddies Cartoon Show.
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Pink Nightgown" is based and
you won't have to search your
memory far for its inspiration.
1t presents Miss Russell as q
movie star named Laurel Ste
vens, who is kidnapped as she
is about to leave home to at
tend the premiere Of her latest
movie.
49,
Since the title Of this epic is
THE Kidnapped Bride" its
stars kidnapping becomes quite
q problem to the kidnapers as
well as to their victim. OBJ
viously nobody is going to be-
lieve this is anything but q
publicity stunt.
So. when the criminals be-
gin to lose enthusiasm for their
enterprise and consider setting
Laurel free she lodges quite q
beef. If they've been stupid
enough to kidnap her. she de-
Evening star., 1957-08-30
Stunton Moves,
Policy Stands

AS Of tonight, there will be
a new Stanton theater. this one
at Eighteenth and Rhode Is
land avenue NE, originally
known as the Jesse theater.
Like its predecessor. the new
Stanton will operate on an art
picture policy. its first COM
bination bill tonight two of
the most memorable of Italian
picturess "Paisan" and "The
Bicycle Thief" On Sunday
and Monday. the attractions
will be Citizen Kane" and
The Informer."
The new theater is larger,
more luxurious and more mod
ern in equipment and is man.
aged as was the other house
by j. E. Lillard.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
7sszEEl lNE|CHBORHOO6[ aiesS
Films ofMore Thon Routine Merit

BOY ON DOLPHIN" The stOry's not much but the
Greek and Sophia Loren pictorial delights
desk SET-Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy
wittily in duel Of girl vs. electrOnic BRAIN
"A HATEFUL OF RAIN'-Eva Marie Saint and Don Murray
in vivid, realistic drama of narcotics addiction.
INTERRUPTED MELODY"-EleanOr Parker in the affect
ing story Of Marjorie Lawrences bout with polio.
LOVE is A MANY -SPLENDORED THING"-EspeciaIIy as
enacted here by Jennfer Jones and william Holden.
"THE PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL"-Laurence Olivier as
stOld prince wOOing Marlyn Monroe, comic delight.
SOMETHING OF VALUE"-ROck Hudson in q wel-made
movie Of Robert Ruarks novel about MauMau errOrs.
"TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON"-DemOcracy and
Glenn Ford cOmicaly meet Okinawan impasse.
Evening star., 1957-08-30
HOILYWOQD (NANAl.

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). - A
second prowler at the Gregory
Peck home in Stockton caused
the police to double the guard.
Greg is on location in Northern
California with "The Big Coun-
try" Wife VerOnique and son
Tony have been with him.
which is why the providers make
him nervous. Ava Gardner
and walter CHAR were in Lon
don together for exactly four
hours, when Walter called the
airport and booked q plane
back to Spain. I was surprised
to see Walter with Ava at all
after all the statements that
the romance was over.
ROssanO Brazzi insists he will
not do "a Certain Smile" un-
less certain changes are made.
1t has been printed the DASH
ing Italian was q sure thing
for the role. Gene Kelly
dispatched his daughter Kerry
to school in Switzerland. where
she will be near her mother.
Betsy Blair, who has decided
to live permanently in Europe.
Gene will visit Kerry over there
when he completes Marjorie
Morningstar."
MarIene Dietrich Is still be-
ing called by the press with the
question. When are you going
to marry Eric Remarque?"
Apparently they don't believe
4, PauIette Goddard has the au-
thor sewn up for matrimony.
I do. Boris Karloff, ex-
hausted from daytime filming.
was a guest Of honor at the
British premiere Of the Lon
CLANCY story, Man Of a
Thousand Faces" What an
excellent job from James Gag
ney! And Dorothy MaIOne's
performance is again Oscar
caliber. For 10 years Dotty has
been plodding towards Stardom.
With the lead as Diana Barry
more in TOO Much, Too Soon, I"
she's made it.
Zsa Zsa Gabor heaved q sigh
that was heard all over the
British Isles when she was in
formed that her costar In her
Herbert Wilcox picture. An
thOny Quayle, was q shake
spearean actor, not a cowboy.
II don't want cowboys-they
can't act" said the prettiest
Gabor. ZSa. by the way, is look
ing for q husband in England.
He'd be number four. II am too
Evening star., 1957-08-30

KEWWEnV "a. 6-6BO1. rAM-
A6NNADA MY AND THE
BACHELOR" Debbie REYNOLDS,
7:15. $50: FIGHTING FOR
TROUBLE" 6:15. s:55. Tomorrow.
ct 2:40 Pm. Show Only, Cartoon
Evening star., 1957-08-30

clares. they owe it to her to
make it look real to save her
career. This is a funny switch,
all right.
\ 4 = \
Unfortunately the screen
play by Richard Alan Simmons
(from a novel by Sylvia Tate)
is only spasmodically amusing.
Evening star., 1957-08-30

Stanley Warner Theaiers
All Air Conditional.
AMBASSADOR 18th "a. ana NV. Col
1.-THE pAJAMH GAME" Doris Day,
John Raitt. /, 2:b5, 4:50. 6:45,
$40 and Late Show. 1875 Pm.
AVALON ss,s To; c.s.. . ss:' ss:o NV.
Daily Matinees at 2 PM.
.'TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR"
Debbie Reynolds. Leslie Nelson. 2.
3:55. $50, 7;45, 9:46. Tomorrow,
GUN BELT" Tab Hunter, at
BEVERLY III. u; 2,ssSS s:1s'S,
''TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR"
Debbie Reynolds. 1856, $3.50: Walt
Disney.s CINDERELLA, 5:45
s;sS sona. sS%0rrSPgK sS0Ul rPKacEaAKER as y TP PIS:
Cartoon SHOW.
CALVERT rr.: Ts; I,SSsS ssss'S,
Tonight; Late shOS- Last cS%PIste
DINE" Pat Boone. = 7:O5. 1920:
ROCK, ROCK, ROCK" Alan
Pm. Show Only. Cartoon SHOW.
CENTkAL Near Parking
THE FASTEST GUN ALIVE"
S:4o: THE WHITE sOUAW. David
Brian, 1908. 2:05. sos. sos
WYNWYnV RA. $4,000. TAM
A6MNkDA MY AND THE
sAShEios 7:fSi Soso' PsSsif siSsrrNe s''nSISs Sos
TROUBLE" 6:I5. s:55. Tomorrow.
ct 2:4O PM. Show Only, Cartoon
show.
nYn7HI Ii. s-52O0. Pree Parking.
V6WN B ERNAR RDINE," Pat
Boone, l: 3:55, 7:55. $50, TWO
GROoMS FOR A BRIDE" John
Carroll, 2:45. $40. $40.
GAVnV co. 5-4O6s. THE LIT
SAVWH TIE HUT" Ava Gardner,
6:i5. 9;25; FIVE GUNS WEST"
Dorothy Malone. 7:b5 Late show
Tonight. Come As Late As II PM.
and See Both Features: 'RUNA-
WAY w IpsAUoHTERs% and SHAKE.
One-Half Hour Of Cartoons on
First Show Only
NHERInAM RA. 6-e4O0. "BER-
SAsAsAshOAN RDINE." Pat
Boone, 6:I5. $50: GUN FOR A
COWARD" Fred MaeMurray. &.
tomorrow at Matinee Only, Car
toon Show.
SIT VER JU. 9-55OO
SA@ AsAs Free Parking
"BERNARDINE"
Pat Boone. 2:45, $40. a:35
PUBLIC PIGEON NO. /"
Red skelton, !. 400 7:45. Tomor.
row at II PM Show Only, Spe-
clal kiddies Cartoon Show.
TAK0MA RA. s-asle
4sAOAS6 Free Parking
ISLAND IN THE SUN" James Ma
son, 145; TWELVE ANGRY
MEN Henry Fonda, g. $40, To-
morrow At / PM Show Only.
Serial Eli. GREEN ARCHER
F1V0N Z co. 5-I8OO. ..TAMNY
stV1A AND THE BACHELOR.
Debbie REYNOLDS, 3:3B. 6:25. a:25.
II CONQUERED THE WORLD
Peter Graves, eco, 5:l5, $40.
tomorrow at PM Show Only'
special one-Half-Hour Kiddie Car
Evening star., 1957-08-30

SHERIDAN EAspISr1 "a. sisiGs; ':sFs, r,
Boone, 6:15. $50: GUN FOR A
COWARD" Fred MaeMurray. s..
Tomorrow at Matinee Only, Car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage-"Witness for the
Prosecution: 2::30 and $50 pm
Catholic University - "Belin-
da": $3.50 pm.
National-"Fanny": 2:30 and
$3.50 pm.
Shubert-Dark.
Screen
Ambassador - The Spirit OF
st. Louis: las. 4:o5, 6:45 and
$3.50 pm.
Capitol-"Boy on a Dolphin;
ll:25 am. 1870. $3.50. $50. 7::35
$40. and ll:40 pm.
Colony - Fire Under Her
Skin; $50, $40 and GAS pm
Columbia - Hell Cats Of the
Navy; IL, 1855. $50. $50, 7:50
$40. and 1l:45 pm.
Dupont - "A Tale Of Two
Cities: 1915. ASS, and 9:40 p.
Keith's Cinderella: 10 and
ll:55 am, l:55. 1855. $50. 7:50
GAS. and 1l:40 pm.
Macarthur - The Greer
Man: 2:40, 4:30. $40, $40. and
10 pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING Spirit Of
St Louis; IL am. las. 1855
6:25. 8:55. and 1880 pm.
Ontario-"Funny Face: los
ass. 1850. $40. s:35, and l0:3t
pm.
Palace-"The Bachelor Party,
II am. 1850. $40. 4:30, $40
$40. 10 and 1850 pm.
Playhouse - The Ten Com.
mandments": 10 am, 2 and
pm.
Plaza-"Bed Of Grass: las
$40. ASS. 6:45. $50 and 1911
pm.
Trans-Lux - THE Strang,
One; ll:25 am. 1880, $3.50, $3.50
I7:40. Gas and 1850 pm.
UptOwn-"Around the WorlC
in 30 Days: 2 and $50 pm.
Warner Seven Wonders O
the World: 2. s. and $50 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
O'ConneIls
Are Hosts

The Army Chief Signal Of
ficer. Mai. Gen. James Dunno
O'Connell and Mrs. O'Con-
nell entertained last evening
at the Fort McNair Ofiicers'
Club in honor Of their house
guest, Maj. Gen. Leslie dem.
Thuillier. chief Of tele-com-
munications, War ONCE, Lon
don.
Among the 40 or SO guests
invited were a number of Gen.
'Thuillier's countrymen: Mai.
Gen. Valentine Boucher, chief
Of the British Joint Services
Mission in Washington, and
Mrs. Boucher; the deputy chief
OF the Mission, Brig. H. M.
Liardet. and Mrs. Liardet, Col.
c. H. Lyddon. Signal Staff Of.
hcer Of the British Joint Serv-
ices Mission. and Mrs. Lyddon;
and retired British officer Mai.
Gen. w. r. c. Penny and Mrs.
Penny.
Also asked were Maj. Gen.
Abdurrahaman Ertem Of the
Turkish General Staff and
Brig. Gen. Pierre A. Pamart.
Commandant Of the French
Signal School.
Some Of the United States
officers and their wives were
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Carter B.
Magruder, Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
w. Preston Corderman, Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. James Dreyful
and Gen. and Mrs. Kenneth
zithzman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
Mrs. Robert Kline
.FeteS Bourd

Mrs. Robert E. Kline, IT.,
president Of the National So
ciety Of Arts and Letters
Washington Chapter, enter
tanned at a garden party yes
terday in honor Of the men,
bers Of the society's executive
board.
Among those honored were
Mrs. George Maurice Morris.
first vice president; Mrs. NJ.
Robert Guggenheim, second
vice president; Mrs. William
McChesney Martin. jr., third
vice president; Mrs. Henry
Kalmus. fourth vice president:
Mrs. Warren Allan Saylor,
corresponding secretary: Mrs.
Bourbon Archer Dawes, re-
cording secretary: Miss Viola
Offutt. treasurer: Mrs. David
Brewer Karrick, auditor: Mrs.
Dickson r. Loos, historian;
Mrs. Dwight Russell Cooke.
parliamentarian; Mrs. Jesse
w. Nicholson. chaplain: Mrs.
William H. Hessick. member
ship: Mrs. Virginia Rollwage
Collier, program chairman;
Mrs. Jesse F. Nicholson. hos
pitality: Mrs. George B. Green,
public relations: Mrs. Heath
c. Norman. ways and means:
Mrs. Robert M. Hanson. drama
and ballet: Mrs. Arthur John
Grove. music: Mrs. Daniel
Bond Markell, radio and tele-
vision: and Mrs. Robert H. B.
Wade. current events and
policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

Orchids. shifting muted
lights and a pattern Of twink
ling stars on walls and ceiling
set the mood last night when
Washingtonians from the dip
lomatic. offcial and residential
circles danced all night at the
Pan American Union.
The occasion was the Pan
American Ball for the benefit
Of the Florence Crittenton
Home. a haven for unwed
mothers.
Sonora de Mora. wife Of the
Secretary General Of the Or
gani1ation Of American States
and president Of the homes
Florence Crittenton Circle. as
sisted the general chairman,
Mrs. James A. Murray. in
making arrangements for the
gala event.
DIR. and Sonora de Mora
were guests at a pre-ball din
ner. one Of several. given by
former Ambassador and Mrs.
NJ. Robert Guggenheim. who
later Joined their'guests at the
ball.
Others at their dinner in
cluded the Australian Ambas-
sador and Lady Spender, the
Blake Clarks. the Spencer
Waters, the Randall Hagners,
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First Lady
OF Bolivia
Is Honored

Mrs. Richard Nixon was the
ranking United States official's
wife at the luncheon yester-
day given in honor of Sonora
Teresa de Siles. wife Of the
President Of Bolivia.
Sonora de Andrade, wife Of
the Bolivian Ambassador, was
hostess for the party to which
some 100 prominent Washing.
ton women were invited.
Sonora de Siles has been here
for two weeks and expects to
return to Bolivia in another
week or so.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Sherman Adams, Mrs. Maxwell
Rabb. Mrs. Roy Rubottom, Mrs.
Maurice Bernbaum. Mrs. VIII
liam Briggs, and Mrs. Gerald
Drew, wife Of the United States
Ambassador to Bolivia with
her two daughters, Miss Joan
Drew and Mrs. James Wilkin-
son.
Still more guests were the
wives of Senators Chavez,
Hickenlooper, Symington,
Flanders and Fulbright: Mrs.
Morris Cafritz. Mrs. Leslie
Bifiie and Mrs. Robert Gug-
genheim.
Many ambassadors wives
attended, among them Lady
Spender Of Australia, Sonora
de Berckemeyer Of Peru, Nine.
de Kaufman Of Denmark,
Nine. Hussein Of Egypt, Mrs.
Romulo Of the Philippines.
Mime. Zardubin Of Russia, and
Nine. Krekeler Of Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04

John Wayne is OF to the
Scripps Clinic in La Jolla. to rest
after his strenuous Legend of
the Lost" locations in Europe
and Africa-"the worst of my q
years Of Aim making" P. S.-To
Jim Hennegan: Let him stay in
the clinic this time; don't tempt
John with q trip to Mexico.
\
Big acting break for Ronnie
Burns, son Of Oracle Allen and
George Burns. He plays the
young man Of 20 who married
the 33-year-old Helen Morgan
in the Polly Bergen video YER
sion. This one is q real spec
tacular, with Polly having 20
costume changes. And. having
seen the way they have to rush
backstage, Polly should also lose
20 pounds the same night
May 16.
Dick Powell left on two hours
notice for Honolulu, to pick To-
cations for Enemy Below" He
was due to return two days later.
When Jets are in general use,
people will 60 and come on long
trips the same day.
4 n
Winston Churchill's actress
daughter. Sarah, will be living in
her native England for a while
earning her bread and butter on
the television treadmill over
there. First show is a TV ver-
sion Of THE Heiress." Sarah's
also planning a weekly show.
Bad luck logged MY Man
Godfrey" to the end. In the final
scene. David Niven. running up
a boat gangplank. strained q
ligament in his leg. Fortunately,
no retakes were needed, because
David is now bedded.
In Hedy Lamarr's "Hideaway
House." she will play q movie
star who falls in love with her
daughters fiance. I hear all sorts
Of rumors about Hedy's marriage
with Howard Lee. The fact that
she's resuming her career could
mean something-or nothing.
C. v. whitney outlined to
Margo James Of the Sombrero
Theater, Phoenix. his difficulty
in filling the top feminine role
lof Anna Love Price in THE
Missouri Traveller" Through Miss
James, he met Mrs. Mary Hos
ford who looked right for the
part. Whitney then phoned Jim
Ryan. his casting director. Later
Ryan contacted Mrs. Hosford.
Mary H0sford's vital statistics:
She runs her household which
includes four children. Writes
|cookbooks. is now completing her
second. On occasion. personally
prepares the food served at her
home to as many as rs guests.
Does a TV show. She had one
for six months last year in phoe-
mix. Regularly bats one, two or
three among the 80 statesmen Of
Ia Phoenix realty firm. She'll net
$25, 900 in commissions this year.
And she's blond and beautiful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
Pom American Boil
Hos Colorful Settinu
the william MacCrackens and

the William MacCrackens and
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cafritz.
DR.. and Mrs. Michael j.
McInerney took a table at the
ball and had as their guests
the Ambassador of Mexico and
Sonora de Tello.
The Ambassador Of Cuba
and Sonora de Ia Campo were
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Jess
Bennett and the Uruguayan
Ambassador and Sonora de
Lacarte were guests Of the
Robert LeBarons.
Pastel-sprayed moss set OIL
the magnificent ballroom with
bird Of paradise flowers and
orchids by the dozen decorat-
ing the area on all sides,
flown from Hawaii.
The Ambassador Of Ecuador
Jose Chirriboga took a table
as dlo Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward
Falck who had as their guests
Representative and Mrs. RIB
ert Skies Of Florida and Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Schiesz Of
Indianapolis.
Others present included the
Leslie Bifnes. the Jay Congers,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dulin,
the Laird Dunlops. Songwriter
Hank Fort. the Ralph Gard
ners, the Garfield Kasses and
the Roy Laytons.
Also, Edgar Morris and his
fiancee. Mrs. Delbert Slater;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Pied
ger. jr., the Randolph Rouses.
Robert Skies, Jack Snyders,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy st. Lewis
and many more.
Mrs. Eisenhower and Vice
President and Mrs. Nixon
headed the list Of patrons for
the event, but did not attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
WOOD
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM
Rock Wants q Hoyworth Type

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Rock Hudson requires a Rita
Hayworth type costar in his
next for Universal Interna-
tional, Twilight of the Gods. y
That's what I hear from Rome
where Rock is starring in "A
Farewell to Arms" In the U-1
picture. Rock plays a sea cap
tain. And it's set for Danny
Thomas to play Jimmy Durante
in the movie version Of the
Gene Fowler book. Jimmy's
longtime partner, Eddie Jack.
son, recuperating from two
operations. is just beginning to
sit UP and take notice.
Harry BelafOnte paid $68, 00o
for the Pacific Palisades man.
sion for ex-wife Marguerite and
their children. Robert Middle
ton did the same for his. Thems
the best kind Of ex-husbands.
=
Mike Todd told them in Lon
don: "I'm so rich, I can't go
broke" But when they asked
him to kiss wife Elizabeth Tay-
lOr for the photogs. he replied,
II only kiss for real" War
ner Brothers are heaving q sigh
of relief over the excellent
Spirit of st. Louis" business.
The picture cost Sc million to
make. has to gross $13 million
to show q profit.
BY the way, they finally got
back the cost and a small profit
to boot on the Judy Garland.
James Mason expensive starrer,
"A Star is Born" Won't
Alan Ladd have to 60 on q diet
II he wants to continue playing
lover-boy roles?
%&&
Paul Gregory is after Richard
Widmark for THE Naked and
the Dead" Paul is currently
in New York setting up his
spectaculars for CHS. The first,
"Crescendo." features top sing
ers Of every type.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
Garden Dance
Honors the
Gregory Smiths

Miss Alice Dodge enter
tanned at q small dance last
evening In her Georgetown
residence. The party was a
farewell for Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregory Smith, who are NOV
ing to New York to live.
Among those invited from
the French Embassy were the
Ambassador and Nine. AL
phand, the Minister and Nine.
Lucet and the Counselor and
Nine. Laboulaye.
Others were Nine. Draper
Boncampagni. Ambassador
Designate to Austria and Mrs.
Jacob Beam, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vaughan Gould. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Bretsch. Mr.. Frank
Severance. Col. Holman Hoo
YER, Miss Carolyn Nash. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul du vivier. Capt.
and Mrs. Alexander Macomb
End many others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
|YugosIav Family
Split 10 Years
by Iron Curtain

CHICAGO. May 4 B.-Th,
Iron Curtain and 10 tragic year
during which he believed hi
wife and children were deat
separated a former Yugosla'
Army colonel and his family to-
day.
There seemed little hope the,
would ever be reunited. Blu
the love Of the man, Dusai
Bulatovich, and the woman
Dziana, burned bright as ever.
Their story came out in Su,
Iperior Court yesterday.
Mr.. Bulatovich during Worlt
War II fought in the army o.
the then Yugoslav leader, Drajs
Mihailovich. He was informed
by underground sources in 1874.
that his wife and their chill,
dren Zorka. Szetozar and Sneti.
slav-had been killed by Yugo.
slav Communists.
He fed the country and later
In Germany. married Elizabeth
Wendring. now 81. They cam,
to the United States in 1852.
Meantime. DIANA also hac
remarked in Yugoslavia in tn,
belief Dusan was dead.
But in 1854 she met Dusan',
parents. They told her of hi.
whereabouts.
DIANA wrote Dusan, reporting
the children were alive.
The day the letter was re.
ceived. he separated from hi.
second wife. DIANA began ar
attempt to divorce her seconc
husband.
Yesterday. Mr.. Bulatovich hat
his second marriage annulled BY
Superior Court Judge Daniel L
Covelli. The settlement left hin
without funds. His second wife
was granted $1,000 and all theil
furniture In the annulment.
But even had he enough mon.
ey, Dusan reported he would b,
unable to 60 to Yugoslavia Il
reclaim his family. His wal
record against the Communist.
would prevent it. he said.
And his wife and children are
unable to leave that country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
New Zealand Envoy
Fefes Russell

Ambassador Francis Russell,
newly-appointed United States
Ambassador to New Zealand.
was guest Of honor yesterday
at a stag luncheon given by
New Zealand's Ambassador Sir
Leslie Munro.
Guests included Sir Harold
Caccia, the British Ambassa-
dor; Ambassador Shabandar
Of Iraq. Assistant Secretary Of
State Walter Robertson, Judge
Homer Ferguson. former Am
bassadors Myron Cowen and
Robert Section. Mr.. Allan
Fisher. Mr.. Ernest Lindlsy. Mr..
Walter Heffernan. Mr.. Clar.
ence Hewes. Counselor q. D. L.
White Of the New Zealand
Embassy and Mr.. Donald
Woodward.