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The Arizona post., 1957-03-29

ture film salesman, organ
lied the benefit and enlisted
the help of service and civic
clubs and many individuals
to sell tickets, which also
were sold in Kansas City and
Topeka.
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29
Christians Hold Benefit
For Kansas Synagogue

LAWRENCE, Kansas (JTA)-A motion picture benefit
organized by Christians to help provide synagogue faci
ties for the families in drew
paciy audience paying than twice regular admission
prices Herman Cohen president of the Jewish Community
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29
,IIywood Report
Iwurd-Winner Lee Cobb
Given New Key Role
BY HERBERT G. LUFT

BY HERBERT G. LUFT
HOLLYWOOD-Lee j. Cobb, Academy Award
inee for his portrayal of ruthless union boss in
)n the Waterfront" in his current motion picture
signment, "The Garment Jungle" switches to the
lie of a dress manufacturer who sacrifices his own
e to rid the fashion industry of unionbustng rack
eers.
COBB, six-foot-tan New Yorker at time
arried to Helen Beverly of the Yiddish stage and
zee of Maurice Schwartz made his professional de-
ut on Broadway at the age of 20 as decrepit old
ian hobbing across the stage in Crime and Punish
lent." Originally student of aeronautica engineer
1g he holds flight instructors rating and in World
Var served as instructor of Army pilots.
In 1885, at the age of "a, Cobb appeared in the
istory-makng production of Clifford Odets 'Wait-
ng for Lefty" in which Ella KaZan made his stage
lebut. Later he was with Kazan and Karl Maiden in
The Gentle People," and as director and as co-star
If "On the Waterfront"
i 1 remember well Cobbs performance in the
Broadway production of "The Fifth Column" the
tery first show attended when coming to America
n 1910 AS the SCARED escapee from Nazi concen-
sraton camp in the stirring dramatization of Ernest
Iemingway's Spanish Civil War yarn, Lee ]. Cobb
made unforgettable impression on me.
MAN OF many faces, Cobb was only 40 when
ne appeared as Willie Lohman in Death of Sales
man." AS on the stage, Cobbs screen roles were OF
men far older than himself. He Anabea's father
i'm "Secret MisSion father of nine in This Thing
Called Love-" the seasoned Prime Minister in "Anna
and the King of Siam' and foremost the wise old
doctor in the wartime filming of Steinbeck's "The
Moon is Down.
"RAINTREE COUNTY," from screenplay by
Millard Kaufman, the highestbudgeted picture ever
made by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in Hollywood and the
last reproduction supervised by outgoing studio
head Dore Schary, has been sneak-prevewed. The
reaction of the audience to the spectacular cvil-war
yarn and to its stars Elizabeth Taylor and Montgom-
cry Gift has been sensational.
ALAN REED, veteran character actor, was
signed for featured role in "Pylon," starring Rock
Hudson, Robert Stack and Dorothy Malone. Reed
will portray the owner of the air carnival in which
Stack is one of the racing pilots Alan Reed identi-
fled with many Jewish causes is regular member of
the cast in "Duffy's Tavern" TV show.
LEO HATCHER, author of "The Eddy Duchin
Story" has sold his magazine serial '"The Hard Man
to Columbia Pictures with Guy Madison set for the
lead.
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birthday and the stan had
plans afoot to mark the oc-
casion at the end Of the day.
In the evening the popular
protocol officer. whose duties
usually keep him on the go
from one party to another.
had what he probably regarded
as the incest possible gift
dinner at home with his family.
The group included Mrs. Sim
mons and his three sons, John.
jr., home from Princeton, and
Huston and Malcolm, both
students at st. Adams.
His 65th birthday had one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
ON DIPLOMATS ROW
Lawyer Expected to Head
Turkish Embassy Here

Mary also attended the small
midday party.
Among the guests were the
Mexican Ambassador to the
Organization of American
States and Sonora de Quin-
tanilla. the new Mexican
Minister and Sonora de
Sanchez Gavito, Counselor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
ON DIPLOMATS ROW
By FRANCES LIDE

1t will be hail and fare
we'll" at the Turkish Embassy
here in the next month or so,
with Ambassador Haydar Cork
due to be succeeded by the
present Turkish Ambassador
to Britain. Suat Hayri Urgu-
plu, according to reports from
Ankara.
The proposed changes, If
they go through as planned,
will send Ambassador Cork to
Madrid to replace another
former envoy to Washington,
the popular Feridun C. Erkin.
Mr.. Gork's expected sue
cessor is a member of one Of
Turkeys oldest family, a law
yer by professionals were his
father and grandfather-and
a former member of the Turk
ish Cabinet.
Mr.. Urguplu first entered
the diplomatic service in 1858
as his country's Ambassador
to Bonn. He has headed his
country's diplomatic mission
in London for the past year.
He is said to be handsome.
attractive and married to a
charming woman who is a
lawyer herself, having gradu-
ated from law school in Istan-
bull. They have a son, about 10
years old. who is now in school
in England.
In his cabinet post, Mr..
Urguplu served as Minister Of
Customs and Monopolies.
Ambassador Cork is cur
rently in Ankara, having re-
turn to his country a week or
so ago for consultation.
According to the reports
from Ankara. Ambassador
Erkin is slated for the am
bassadorial post in Paris when
he leaves Madrid.
Press Attache Is Speaker
Turkey held the spotlight
on another front here yester-
day when the Press Attache at
the Turkey Embassy. Mr.. Ate
muir Kilic. addressed the
Twentieth Century Club at the
YWCA.
Mr.. Kilic stressed the strate-
gic Importance of his country
as a bulwark against COM
munism in the Middle East
and assured his audience that
Turkey can be counted on as
a staunch ally of the United
States.
Not only do the two coun-
tries share the same views, Wis
avis Russia, but they are
generally alike along ideo-
logical lines, he noted. The
speaker also showed an Eng
lish-language film on Turkey.
Nine. Kilic was in the au-
dience and remained with her
husband for the luncheon
which followed the program.
Mexican Envoy Host
A friendship of long stand
ing inspired the luncheon
given by the Mexican AM
bassador and Sonora de Tello
yesterday for Melvyn Douglas,
star of Inherit the Wind,
currently playing at the Ma
tional. and his wife, Helen
Gahagan Douglas, former Re-
preventative from California.
The honor guests daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

Don Justo Sierra and the
Tellos' son Manuel. jr.
Others were Mr.. Joseph
Brownstone. stage manager of
Inherit The Wind; Mr.. John
Randolph. a member of the
cast, and Miss Anita Won
Kahler.
Quiet Birthday
The State Departments Chief
of Protocol John F. Simmons
disappointed his Office staff
yesterday afternoon when he
announced he would not re-
turn after a series of con-
ferences on inaugural plans.
Yesterday was his 65th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

unhappy aspect for his many
friends. since it means that
Mr.. Simmons will be winding
up his long career in the
State Department at the end
of the month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Guild to Meet

The Kenilworth Ladies Guild
will meet next Wednesday
noon with Mrs. Matte M.
Adams. Mrs. Lovel Kirby and
Mrs. Martha Croson, 30l0
Sixteenth road South, Arling-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

pecting a baby. But it's the way
I stand" said Joan, hastily
changing her posture. wait till
I tell Frank (Ross. her producer
husband). He's been telling me
to dlet!"
Mamie Van DOren followed me
into the Paramount Cafe. in a
dressing gown. and huge white
feather on her blonde head.
asked her how she liked Clark
Gable-she's in his Teachers
Pet" picture. my first scene with
him, I had to kiss him. I'd never
met him. was so scared I was
all thumbs" Next for Mamie
takes her to England or Italy.
Prince Rainier's principality of
Monaco is paying the bill for
Tony Martins one-night singing
stint at the Casino Charity Ball
this summer. 1t will cost $4,000
to fly Tony and his accompanist.
AL Sendey, there and back.
The Polish government, defy
ing the Russians. will, for the
first time since 1888. admit Hol-
lywood-made movies. They're
going slow to begin with. just
three films-"Missouri Traveller, 4"
Spirit Of st. Louis" and Band
of Angeles" Well, it's a start.
They even are daring to publish
q fan magazine about Hollywood
people and pictures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
ED SULLIV
Men and Maids, and Stuff
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

There are about 100000 color
TV sets in the country at the
moment. RCA's Frank Folsom
tells this reporter. The portable
model is down to about $3.50 but
because of spiraling costs of la
Dor and material, Folsom doubts
that price will be reduced in the
immediate future: Until there
is a tremendous demand for color
sets, prices won't go down." /.
Frances Farmer. happily engaged
in her comeback career, startled
at the long memory Of movie
fans: Letters have been pouring
in from all over the country"
Frances. asking me to
do Aura Lee" which sang in
the 1896 movie Come and Get
Tt!" She adds: Probably the
fact that Elvis Presley popular
lied the same song under the
title of Love Me Tender has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

more than a little to do with it.
Starting on August 10, Miss Far.
mer will star in three plays al
the Bucks County Playhouse.
England will offer Sir Anthony
Eden an earldom upon his return
to London this month. He re-
jected it when he resigned in
January. because his elevation to
the House Of Lords would dam
age the chances of a political
career for his son, Nick. So says
London's Evening News. In
the Mike Wallace Mickey Cohen
explosions, T'V fans seemed to be
most disconnected at learning
that Wallace's subjects, are
screened and rehearsed hours
before they lad lib" on air.
Newspapermen agree that Mikes
formal is interesting but can't
20 along with his Fearless Fos-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

Since the first Cadillac car made its appearance
more than fifty-fve years ago, it has always been
created to single objective: to make it as fine
motor car as it is possible to produce.
And. without question. the mission and the
accomplishment have been one and the same.
The goodness of Cadillac has, in fact, been SO
apparent over hat'lengthy span that the Cadillac
name stands today as an accepted synonym for
quality wherever highways exist
The pretenders have come-and they have
gone. For time is an exactng taskmaster-and
only the principles that have created the great
Cadillac car and only the devotion that has given
it being have been equal to the challenge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

dick pose. Stanley Kramer
arrives here tomorrow. 1.-The
Young Lions" starts shooting in
Paris June II. Charlie Nor
rison's widow. Mary, and Jerry
Williamson dating. Sam
Hanks, Indianapolis winner,
makes his next bow in 300-mile
national championship at Tren-
ton International Speedway on
23rd.
The Frank AlbertsOns in from
Hollywood for first anniversary
Mass for their little daughter
and Grace Albertson's father,
both killed in car crash.
The Hal March stork arrives on
18th. CartOOnist Charles
Adams and Nelva Moore at
Voyager Room. David Gin
bel on the mend. Earl War
ren's daughter, Virginia, dating
Robert Tr0utman. South
Pacific" rehearses for 10 weeks
preceding cameras. Morris
Agency's attorney, Arthur Fuh-
rer, honeymooning with Lenore
(CBS) Lewis. :. Krupp to build
a huge steel plant in Turkey.
i. Maria Riva named him Paul.
Jean Peters MRS. Howard
Hughes) to do a pic at GOTH
Fox.
n
The Richard Sears Grads
SOM called the baby Gradwell
I'd. Serge Ob0lensky and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
Greatness lis Never Achieved Suddenly!

1t has long been true, in the affairs Of men, that
only time can confirm the gift Of greatness.
must await the years for the maturity of his
talent and for the verdict of his judges
In every human effort, time is of the essence.
No single act. no brief moment in the sun, has
ever overshadowed the life's work of a master
And as it is in the affairs Of men. SO it is in the
world Of commerce. Nothing great was ever
created suddenly whether the product be that
Of an individual or Of an organization.
Here most certainly, is the very genesis Of the
unique position which Cadillac currently occupies
in the hearts and minds Of the worlds motorists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

Never has this fact been more deeply etched
in the public consciousness than it is during the
present automotive year.
The motor car that now represents Cadillac
on the highways of the world has advanced the
Cadillac tradition to an extraordinary degree
1t is thrilling to behold-it is wonderful to
ride int is rewarding to drive-and it is inspir-
ing to own-as never before in history.
If you have yet to discover this fact for your
self, you should hesitate no longer to visit your
authorized Cadillac dealer.
Waiting for you in his showroom is proof
beyond doubt that Cadillac is-in fact as in
reputation-the Standard of the World!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04


for violin. cello, and strings. vivaldi:
coiucci; Ilmsrille Msrjamski: The
The t' Concert offered ftapsd''E By the
National Friends Of Music
Chamber Orchestra (quite al
name) under the direction Of
Paul Olefsky last night at the
Phillips Gallery proved to be a
rather odd dish.
The evening got off to a fly
Ing start with the Messrs. Lywen
and Olefsky featured as soloists
in an excellent Vivaldi concertoI
distinguished by an exceptional
ly lovely canonic slow movement.
The two instrumentalists viedI
IN creating beautiful lines. and
II the reading was vigorous
rather than subtle. that can be
partly attributed to Mr.. Olefsky'sI
conducting the orchestra from
his seat while playing the solo
part.
Attention was then focused
on Matthew Colucci's Symphony
for strings and piano. a piece
which was a sharp disappoint-
ment to this reviewer. Its
themes were commonplace. it
was repetitious in the extreme,
1t was poorly scored, and it was
much too long. This is, Of course,
judgment based on a single
hearing, but there was nothing
could perceive in the symphony
that you'd lead me to want to
hear 1t again. The composer
was in the audience.
Lee Marjamakis "Ilmarille"
(the composer is as unknown to
me as is the meaning Of his title)
was much less amateurish. Al
pleasant enough small work,
som ew hat Hindemithian in
idiom. 1t would have made a
stronger impression had not
Hindemiths genuine music been
the nlgh point OF the evening.
The -Four Temperaments"
with which the concert closed
is a wonderful set Of variations
on a remarkable theme. You
name it-Hindemith has 1t. I'll
is a tremendous demonstration
Of the range of mood available
to this master. The orchestra,
which had been having its diff
culties with Colucci and Mar
jsmaki, here came to life again
and provided a thoroughly
satisfying performance.
Pianist Harry Mcclure did a
first-rate job as soloist in the
Hindemith and furnished the
Colucci Symphony with a SYM
pathetic and pleasing contrasting
color.
A standing-room- only audi
ence was in attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

at Eastern for IS years and has
taught for 30 years. She also
taught in South Carolina. Miss
Prince, SIS, plans a European tour
after her retirement on June IS.
About 200 students, all mem
bers of Miss Princes English
classes. were present at the tea.
A number of Eastern graduates
also were present. as were many
faculty members. Miss Prince
was presented a suitcase by the
students.
Later this week she will be
given a portrait Of herself painted
by Sidney Lowery. a junior at
Eastern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
HOLLYWOOD
Young John Rediscovered
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

with q big party afterward in
the best Todd tradition. Mike
wanted to give the party in the
London Zoo. but, thinking 1t
over. decided on a pleasure gar
den instead. I disagree with
Todd on several things. but what
q Snowman!
Joan Caulfield is back at
Paramount where she made her
FIRST hit in Miss Susie Slagle"
IL years ago. But this time she
is in television up to her
freckled chin. You'll see her
Sally" series in the fall-"Op-
posite Jack Benny" said Joan,
wearing a big. black straw hat,
striped sweater and black torea-
dor pants. though she was ex.
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Pamela Curran resumed. T..
Andre KOstelanetz Rome guest
of Ambassador Zellenbach. .
Gussie Moran and Eddie Hand
inseparable. E. -. Greta Carlo
wearing m0ccasins. Nike the
Greek recuperating from sur
gerry. Amazing Charles CO.
burn 80 on the 10Th. Celeste
Holm held over at Cotillion
Room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
Students Honor
Eastern Teacher

Students at Eastern High
School honored Miss Leila Mac
Donald Prince. retiring head of
the English Department. at a
tea at the school yesterday.
Miss Prince has been a teacher
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WOOD CNANA) -
Equity's ban on young John
Barrymore doesn't mean he will
starve. He can still work in pic
lures. and the studios are redis-
covering him as a result Of his
romeo to Margaret O'Brien Jul
liet at the Pasadena Playhouse.
There's talk Of Barrymore doing
look Homeward. Angel" If
Tony Perkins doesn't.
Actor Tony Quinn will direct
''Darling Mine" for Kirk Doug
las company. after he directs
1.-THE Buccaneer" for Cecil b. de
Mile. asked Tony. who won
two Oscars for his acting. why
do you want to be a director? He
replied. I'm getting tired Of
playing old men on the screen. A"
He'll do the Douglas picture in
Sicily.
Audrey Hepburn and Mel Fer
rer will have his children with
them for the summer in Switzer.
land. They have a beautiful cha
let above Lake Lucerne. but
rarely use it because of movie
commitments. Valerie Allen
has been at Paramount for two
years. made seven pictures and
only now she's getting a screen
test! Bob Hope writes from
the Paris Holiday" set in Paris:
"Anita Ekberg's performance in
the film is so sexy. it sent the
French actresses back to night
school,"
Jose Ferrer will moderate an
all-start jazz show for the Holly
wood bowl this summer. Wife
Rosemary Cl0Oney has Cancelled
her London Palladium date be-
cause of the. expected baby. q.
And Mario Lama signed a deal
in New York en- route to Italy.
to do 20 concerts in Europe and
Africa this fall. following his
Seven Hills of Rome" picture
In Rome.
Mike Todd wanted the big bal
loon from his Around the World
in 80 Days" smasheroo to float
outside the theater in London
for its July 2 premiere. But the
British had enough of balloons
during the war. and it was ruled
out. The proceeds from the first
night go to a newspaper charity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
NEWS OF MUSIC
Hindemith
Is Feature Of
OddConcert
By IRVING LOWENS

Estional Friends Of Music Chamber
Orchestra. Paul Olefsky. conductor.
eoloists: Werner Lywen violin; Paul
Olefsky. cello: Harry Mcclure. piano
Phillips Gallery. Program: Concerto
symphony for strings and piano
Colucci; Ilmarille Marjamaki: The
-Four Temperaments, Hindemith
Evening star., 1957-11-03

7:3o
4-Not King" Cole. SONGS.
5-Woterfront. Dromo.
"TrestIe Point" Preston Foster.
7-Cheyenne. Western.
! Hour. Border Affoir." Chey-
enne becomes the forget Of Mexi-
con ouerrillos when he attempts
TO rescue beautiful Europeon
princess from on unwonted mar
rioee. Clint Walker, Erin O'Brien.
9-Nome Thot Tune. Quiz.
George De Witt, quizmoster.
500
4-Georse GobeI Show. Color.
I Hour. Guests: Eddie Fisher,
Jock Corson, Jonis Poiqe, Bobby
Won, Jeff DonneII.
5-Theoter at Eight. Movie.
"a Hours. "Lody With Post"
1882. Constonce Bennett, Ben
lvon.
9-Phil SiIvers Show. Comedy.
$50
7-Wyott Eorp. Western.
Little Pistol" Wyott runs into
complications when he meets O
Legendary femole bondit Of the
frontier. Hugh O'Brion stors.
give Arden Show. Comedy.
Liz is assigned to ghost write
the biography of q burlesque
queen. Eve Arden stors, Mory
Beth Hughes is special guest.
900
4-Jerry Lewis Show. Color.
Hour. Guests: Suson Siio, the
MeIlowlorks, the Nick CostIe
Dancers.
7-Broken Arrow. Western.
The Arsenal The Apoches ore
blamed for roids on guns and om-
munition. John Lupton, Michoel
ABSORB.
9-To Tell the Truth. Quiz.
Bud Collyer, m. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-23
Forewells Suid
To Moi. Boore

Mai. William F. Boore, Re-
search and Development Ad-
ministrator Comptroller, Air
Research and Development
Command at Fort George
Meade. was honored at a
farewell party recently at the
Calvert Hotel.
He was presented with a
silver cocktail shaker as a
parting gift from his many
friends.
Maj. Boore departed from
Fort Meade last week to take
up duties as Assistant Pro-
lessor at the Washington
State College at Pullman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-23

sleep at the wheel. they're
so automaticl" they ex-
claimed.
Getting the most attention
at the party was a little miss
all Of two years old-Susan
Yates, daughter of Mr..
Thomas M. Yates who will be
teaching in Knoxville. Tenn.
Mr.. Yates wife could not
accompany him as she is
having another baby, but she
will join him later. Mean
while, he has managed all
alone with his little daugh-
ter-and yesterday she cheer
fully frolicked on the British
Embassy lawn. thoroughly
spoiled by everyone.
Miss Leah Rosen, who will
go to Tallahassee, Fla, to
teach third grade, said she
found New York too hectic
and noisy. but she loves
Washington.
She added that her greatest
problem was the difference
in meaning Of words here.
"And I notice that every
one eats out so much-even
breakfasts. The incest thing,
though, is the way people
always say, You are well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-23

come everytime I say
Thank you" she said.
Miss Daphne Beauchamp
pronounced Beecham, natur.
ally, was quite terrified at
the thought of her assign
ment to teach eighth graders
IN Dallas, Texas. And Miss
Janet Bruce of Glasgow, was
on to teach 18th graders
English in Columbus, Ohio.
The nearly 100 teachers
arrived here Sunday. Their
American counterparts al.
ready have left for England
to replace them in the posi-
tons they have just left.
Most of the exchanges are on
the primary and secondary
school level; however, there
are a few college lecturers in
VIC SIOup.
Minister Garran greeted
the group and wished them
well in their American lad
venture" in the absence Of
the Ambassador who is at.
tending a conference in AS
pen, Colo.
Among those attending
were representatives of the
State Department. the Fed
eral Office of Education, the
National Advisory Commit
tee for the Exchange Of
Teachers and other educa-
tional associations.