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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN

HOLLYWOOD, (NANA).-
When a Hollywood studio cast
ing director interviews a new
prospect these days he has a
special question to ask:
How about your voice?
Think you can sing up a
storm of photograph records
that will sell a million or two?
Oddly enough, that's what
movie business has been evolv-
ing into-a sort of clearing
house for actors who can also
put themselves over big on the
hi-fi circuit. One might point
to the records mot the waxed
type for proof that the juke
box has become as vital to
film success as the theater
screen.
Life is now a song to many
of the screens top dramatic
actors-and in some instances
the cash registers are hum
ming a mighty pretty tune.
Tab Hunters Dot recording of
Young Love" has sold more
than 2 million copies and won
the triple crown in Billboard's
poll-this in spite of the fact
the lad had never sung before.
Tabs Triple Crown
Tabs been followed by a
rash of actors turning vocal
list on wax, all in hopes Of
making a quick kill and count
ing the royalties pouring into
the bank. They can't be
blamed, of course. At 4 cents
royalty on each disc. a 2 mil
lion sale means $50, 000-and
that's not bad pay for a couple
Of hours work. Cut the figures
in half and you're still doing
pretty we'll.
So Mr.. Hunter, known only
as a straight dramatic thes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE


ARENA-Thee One Act Plays: Bedtime Story Portrait of
Madonna" and Man of Destiny; pm.
NATIONAL-Dark Hotel Paradise" resumes tomorrow.
CATHOLIC UNIvERSITY-Dark Don Camille" resumes
tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
THEATER
BY WILLIAM GLOVER

NEW YORK (P.--A couple
OF plucky. resolute women have
blazed open the longest,
strangest road in show busi-
ness.
The trail stretches from the
icy wilds Of Hudson Bay to the
sun-baked cowlands OF Texas.
The two have simple expla-
nation of how they did 1t.
Being women helped a lot"
asserts Robin Patterson. "It
would have been lot tougher
for men" Her partner. Laurel
Crosby, mods agreement.
Visiting Broadway for a
quick catch-up on what's new
in entertainment, the pair
stopped long enough to de-
scribe the backwoods boom in
show trouping.
They Were Determined
Mrs. Patterson and Miss
Crosby launched their adyen-
turous career three years ago,
armed with a road map, an
idea--and determination.
I'VE made every mistake in
the book - and more - that
first season." says Miss Crosby.
"At last we have the ledgers
In the black"
From last October through
this coming month of April.
two youthful companies taver-
age age 25) of performers I'M
der the Patterson-C Crosby aegis
will have played 300 commune
ties in nine Canadian provinces.
Is States and Washington. d. c.
The dramatic enterprise was
launched as an of -shoot Of the
renowned Shakespearean Fes-
tival at Stratford, Ontario. a
brainchild Of Mrs. Pattersons
husband. Tom. Once that was
underway. Patterson thought.
1t would be a good idea to keep
the summertime acting COM
pany intact with off-season
work-and might also get lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
Gobby Cary Cooper Admits
His ociturnity Just a Hoax
BY JAMES BACON

HOLLYWOOD (R. Let's
explode one of the most ia
nous Of all Hollywood myths.
The myth--or eood-natured
'hoax-concerns Gary Cecp-
er's long publicized reputation
as a yep" or nope" yokel
who grunts in monosyllables.
Actually. those who know
Coop best would put him on
any list of the most sophisti-
Gated or most laxative of all
movie stars.
He is the first to admit,
once he knows that you know,
that his taciturnity is a pose.
ut all started years ago
when I was a guest on Edgar
Bergen's radio show" Coop
recalls. "The skit writer's had
Charlie Mccarthy wisecrack-
ing in his usual sophisticated
way. was just the Dig cow
boy who said either yep or
nope through the whole skit.
1T came off pretty funny
and seemed to catch on with
the public"
He soon saw its potentiali-
ties as a defense against pry-
ing gossip columnists.
He Won't Shut Up
when a columnist would
ask me silly questions such as
whether / slept in the top or
bottom Of my pajamas. I'd
just grunt. If they pressed.
I'd shrug my shoulders and
maybe answer nope. They
soon got tired of asking me.
And I'm still friends with all
of them"
His wife. Rocky. once said Of
his reputation for silence:
MY trouble is trying to shut
him up once he gets going"
Cooper will have a chance to
be articulate for a television
audience in the fall of SO.
He has signed a three-year
contract to act as host and
narrator for a filmed series Of
action adventure dram as
scheduled by CHS.
An Authentic Cowboy
He has made a few brief
guest appearances on TV. But
the weekly shows will be his
first regular series. He won't
play any roles. however-not
even the rugged. silent types
for which he's famous.
Except for John Wayne, he
is the screens top purveyor
of the rugged. taciturn Western
hero. It's true he is one of the
bonafide cowboys in the movies,
but he is equally at home in the
haunts of international society.
particular favorite Of the
British royal family.
Society folk will tell you
that Coop is witty. urbane and
highly sophisticated. He may
wear the tight fitting blue
jeans on the screen but his
personal wardrobe is tailored
on Bond street.
White Tie and Tails
The public will see this side
of Cooper in his latest movie,
Love in the Afternoon" a ro-
mantle comedy in which he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
Girls From Strotford
Blaze q Long Troll

Of people interested in living
theater.
only four out of every 10
Canadians had ever been in a
theater when we began" says
Mrs. Patterson. Nov when we
go back each year. more and
more people tell us they've been
TO Stratford and even visited
theaters in New York and De-
troit."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-
Eve have an agreement" said
Jeanne Grain, never to discuss
what happened between u.s."
Jeanne was referring to her
bitter divorce and unexpected
reconciliation with her hus-
band of IL years, Paul Brink
man. But in a way I'm glad it
all happened" she added. $50
is Paul. The divorce cost us, be-
tween us, ssh. 900. That's a lot
OF money to find out you still
love a man. l also lost IL
pounds. I've gained 4 back
but I'm still spinning, and I'm
drained Of energy"
when do you make another
picture?" / asked Jeanne, whom
you will be seeing about now on
the screen in THE Tattered
Dress" Her answer startled
me. She has always been am
bilious and a hard worker. and
her acting career has always
been very important to her.
Acting Drains You
IT couldn't care less" Jeanne
replied. II made three pictures
last year--that's too much. I'd
like to do three pictures every
two years at the most. A per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
BY JAY CARMODY

The Motion Picture Acad-
envy has spoken and, as al
ways. the dissenters are speak
ing back.
Nothing has ever come Of
this latter process, and moth
ing ever will. but 1t does have
the effect of relaxing the dis
senter's tensions, If not Of
transferring them to the Acad-
emy's voters.
Actually, the grounds for
vehement post mortems were
fewer this year, and less in
citing. than in many previous
seasons. Nothing. certainly, to
compare with those in which
Joan Crawford's Mildred
Pierce" was declared the pc
RODS best feminine star per-
Torrance. Or with the senti-
ment-inspired choice Of Cecil
B. deMille's Greatest Show on
Earth" over Stanley Kramer's
High Noon"
Hollywood was months hear
ing about both of those.
It's InfiammatOry
Among the 1856 awards
made last Wednesday night,
the most infiammatory to the
critics was Dorothy Maions's
supporting performance in
Written on the Wind" Miss
Malone. a pleasant girl when
they have frequently met, was
outrageously victimized into an
outrageously overplayed per-
Torrance in the opinion of
most reviewers.
Miss Malone's portrait Of an
oil tycoon's nymphomaniac
daughter inspired some of
1865 loudest. longest critical
jeers. Such girl as this, espe-
cially in her slip-clad dance
before Rock Hudson's por-
trait. would have been put
away at the age of 4, the
critics insisted.
That such girls apparently
are regarded as relatively
commonplace in Hollywood is
something the reviewers take
amiss. Most enragingly of all
when they remember Eileen
Heckart's two mother roles in
THE Bad Seed" and Some
body Up There Likes Me-"
The victory of Mike Todd's
around the World in 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

son is like a vessel. II you
pour out the contents, 1t be-
comes empty. And acting
drains you more than any
thing. You need a surplus Of
energy on top Of having such
a disintegrated life that
nothing is normal and prac-
tically everything a problem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
On Their Third Auto

The distaff duo undertook
organization of the backWoods
circuit when illness temporarily
forced Patterson to the side
lines.
Thus far the ladies have
clicked off $4,000 miles-and
are wearing out their third
automobile. Sometimes biz
yards have overtaken them, or
they've been caught in 30-be-
low-zero freezes. But Patter-
Crosby and their Cana
dian Players have never missed
a performance.
The two set out eight
months before the playing
season begins, heading for
communities with a popula-
ton of $500 or more.
One-TwO Punch
Then they make sure there
is an auditorium-usually in
a School--and sufficient local
interest to guarantee finances.
Just keeping the show on the
road costs between $4,000 and
$4,000 each week.
Robin calls the local peo-
pie together and gets them
enthused on artistic and cul-
tural values" Miss Crosby ex-
plains.
Then Laurel steps in and
gives them the business facts"
adds Mrs. Patterson. "She
absolutely flummoxes local
merchants with her direct
manner. And once she sets a
, price--she never changes 1t. !"
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