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Evening star., 1957-04-25
IF IT'S PUBLICITY SHE WANTS

The story is a transparent al
legory Of the artist misunder-
stood by the world. which opens
in the satiric. light-hearted vein
familiar to Menotti devotees.
and darkens in character until.
at its close, it stands as a slash
ing condemnation of the silly
foibles of fashion and a pointed
attack on the superficiality Of
"an the respectable folk"
Exciting Show
Menotti has allowed himself
to be inspired by the archaic
modalism. the expansive horizon
tai lines. the chromatic intensi-
fication Of the era of Vecchi and
Gesualdo instead of the Puccini-
like formulae Of effective"
Italian opera and the result is a
score of unusual distinction and
a purely musical eloquence not
hitherto too noticeable in this
Evening star., 1957-04-25
NEWS OF MUSIC
Double Menotti Bill
Proves Rore Treot

torium. the work was danced on
the bare stage.
This opera" contains neither
principal nor secondary singing
roles-indeed. it contains no
solo singing roles at all. The
chorus. stationed in the pit,
relates the story in IA mad
rigals. while the action is mined
by the dancers and a miniature
orchestra is called upon for in
Istrumental interludes. popping
up every now and then in the
middle Of a madrigal as well.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
BY ELGAR
AND MENDELSSOHN
OFFERED TONIGHT

The Evening Star Music
Festival. an hour Of fine re-
corded music each weekday
night, will be broadcast at
10 o'clock tonight on Station
WMAL-FM. 1918 mega
cycles on your FIN dial.
The program will be:
Edward Elgar Enigma
Variations" by Tcscanini
and the NBC Symphony.
Felix Mendelssohn-Sym-
phony No. 5 in d Minor
c"Reformation"). by Tos-
canini and the NBC Sym
phony.
Tomorrow night: Liszt's
Hungarian Fantasie."
Evening star., 1957-04-25

ance between orchestra and
singers was enough out Of kilter
so that. at times. it was diff
cult to understand what all the
excitement was about unless you
happened to have memorized
Evening star., 1957-04-25
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Evening star., 1957-04-25

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Evening star., 1957-04-25
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Evening star., 1957-04-25

ADVERTISEMENT A
Evening star., 1957-12-09
THE PASSING SHOW
THE PASSING SHOW
Chandler Cleans Up
The Modern-D Day West
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

Jef Chandler is turning out to be staunch nearly
indestucthe foe Of evil as Randolph Scott Randy
cleaned the old West land probably doesn't consider the
job nishedl and JEFF cleaning up the West What's
Il Is virtually single-handed effort puts forth
Evening star., 1957-12-09
ED SULLIV
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Ny Secretary, Africa, Speaks

eastern weather. Don't blame
him. either. Did you catch
Lynn Fontanne and Alfred
Lunt on Tv. in their 1891 movie.
THE Guardsman?" They were
great, even then. :. But 1t does
shake you up to realize that
was more than o quarter Of q
century ago.
Don tYankee) Larsen wed
COrrine Bruess. The Michael
Downeys (MortOn's SOM named
her Diana. Gilbert Colgate.
jr. Of Colgate-P Palmolive clan
honeymooning with Marlene
Strobel. Paul Douglas hos
pitalized. So far. Long
Days Journeys Into Night"
made tl85.000 profit. Jill
Corey and Tommy Leonetti in
tune. jeanne Woodward
and Paul Newman picking the
date. The Ken StrOngs, jr.
expect Sir Stork any edition.
/. J. p. Morgan's grandson.
Charles and Ann Mersereau q
duet. Harold Arlen's health
improving. Al POstaps son.
Sherman, marrying Francine
Schwartz January 10. Mario
Lama makes Largely a Matter
of Love" in London next April.
E. Lily Lodge. daughter OF the
ambassador, prefers Rory Har-
rity. :. The Bob Brooks dallas
Times HERALD called him
Bishop. Ben Gazarra rush.
ing Barbara Rush.
AMELIA.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
WHERE
AND WHEN

Stage
Arena--Dark. Answered the
Flute" resumes tomorrow.
Catholic University - "T h G
Merchant Of Venice: $3.50 pm.
National -" Miss Isobel";;
$3.50 pm.
shubert--"Two for the See
saw: $50 pm.
Screen
Am b bassador - Battle
Stripe: /. $50. e:40 and e:35
pm.
Apex--"Woman Of the Riv-
err: 1880, 3:35. 5:35. TAO and
o:45 pm.
Capitol-"Les Girls; ll:i5
am. i:20. 3:25. 5:35. TAO and
e:45 pm.
Columbia - April Love-:
il:40 am. i:40, $40. 5:45.
7:46 and o:46 pm.
Dupont - PERI: /, 2:50.
4:4O. $50. $40 and 1905 pm.
Keith's-"Monolith Mon
sters': i2:45. 3:35. 6:25 and
o:i5 pm.
Macarthur Cast q Dark
Shadow; $50. Sis and 10
pm.
Metropolitan - Battle
Stripe: 12:45. 3:45. 6:45 and
o:45 pm.
Ontario-"Raintree County:
$50 pm.
Palace-"Man In the Shad-
ow"; IL. l:55. $3.50. 5:45. 7:45
and o:45 pm.
Playhouse - Nights of Ca
biria", ll:l5 am. lis. 800.
5:25. 7:30 and 9:35 pm.
Plaza -" And God Created
Woman: 1880 am. l::30. $50.
$50. 1880. $50 and 1880 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Pal joey: al
am. l. $40. Sis. 7:20 and
$40 pm.
Uptown-"Around the World
In 30 Days: $3.50 pm.
WarneF-"Seven Wonders OF
the World; $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Whitney Has His Troubles

she is in the seventh heaven
Of love with husband Laurence
Harvey. and would rather stay
with him in New York.
Laurence Olivier is definite
for New York in his The En-
tertainer" play in February
The question Is. will Dorothy
Tutin repeat the part she
played with him in London
Gypsy Rose Lee represent,
the United states at the Brus-
sells international Arts Fair In
the spring. Gypsy plays Mrs
MuSkrat IN the Jean Dalrympls
production Of "Carousel." Pay:
$85 a week for six weeks. II
meant turning down thousands
to thrill and tease at the Fla
mingo in Vegas. But think oi
the prestige!
- -
Jan Clayton. who shed the
'LaSsie" series. Is flying to New
York to talk with her brother
in-law. composer Alan Jay
Lerner ('My Fair Lady'D about
combining talents to bring out
q record album for children.
Evening star., 1957-12-09

dictatorial ranch owner who
sees the sheriif's duty and does
his best. or worst. to keep him
from doing It. Barbara Law
renee, Colleen Miller. John
Larch and Martin Garralaga
add effective touches in lesser
roles.
Ben Alexander turns up here.
too. but for all his able per-
formance It is not easy to be-
lieve him. He is cast as the
sort of deputy sheriff to whom
Sergt. Friday wouldn't give
prowl-car room and he Is Just
q bit Of q shock.
ADDRESS-It is picayune to
dwell upon minor bobbles. but
there is one in Man in the
Shadow" that refuses to depart
q reviewers mind and get lost.
There is one scene In which the
sheriff Is seen in front Of his
house. set down among Others
in Spurline. The number clear
" visible on the porch is i0l50.
That must be the longest street
in any town anywhere Of q mere
l.500 inhabitants.
2Ha
HORRORS. ETC. Prehis-
toric beasts that so glomp in
the night viii be swarming all
over downtown movie screens
this week. Swarming all over
two downtown movie screens.
at least. At the Metropolitan
Theater 1t will be q supersonic
pterodactyl that comes out Of
a coal mine and causes all sorts
Of havoc with its supersonic
boom. The picture. opening
Wednesday. was filmed in ia
pan. Its title is "Rodan" and
there's a fellow here In the
ofiice who THINKS it would fare
better at the box Office II re-
titled "Pterodactyl Over Ptok-
yo" The other monster movie
star Is not supersonic. but 1t
appears to be equally formi-
dable. II will be cutting its
capers at Keith's Theater start
ing Wednesday In The Land
Unknown" 1t may be the first
prehistoric elaSmosaurus you
ever saw in a movie.
+ Susan Corzatte has taken
over the role in Arena Stages
Answered the Flute" which
originally was played by Lois
Alexander. And again will be
played By Miss Alexander when
she RECEIVERS from her bout with
the fiu. The Montgomery
Players are casting THE Chalk
Garden" their third play Of
the season. and will hold try
outs on Wednesday. Time. 8
pm: place. the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Recreation Gen.
ter. 4700 Norwood drive. "A
new group. the Highlight Play
ers. Is casting arsenic and
Old Lace" with nightly try
outs. RE. 7-6342 is the number
to call for further information.
Evening star., 1957-12-09

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). IL
hear through the Reno grape
vine that millionaire movie
maker c. v. whitney and his
fiancee. Mary HOsf0rd, have
been having some battles.
Whitney's estranged wife. Flea
nor. who was trying to have his
divorce action transferred 70
New York. has succeeded In
holding up the divorce in Ne-
vada for two weeks. Mean
while Mrs. Hosford is living in
the s250.000 mansion gifted her
by Whitney in anticipation Of
their marriage.
While on the subject Of ex-
pensive gifts. POriiriO Rubi-
rosa did send Zsa Zsa Gabor a
Mercedes-Benz car all the way
from Europe. But not by pri-
vate plane. Of course - this
beauty came by boat. The auto
was q thank-you for past CON-
panionship. I'm told. The
real reason behind the break
up of the Glynis Johns-Allen
Reisner engagement is young
Sean Connery, the male lead
in Glynis' movie with Lana
Turner. Another Time. An
other Place" Miss Johns not
only had a change OF man
but a change Of agents. She
switched from william Morris
TO Famous Artists.
&a&
Carol Ohmart. who recently
inherited a 350-acre ranch and
a grocery store. leaves for Jack
son Hole, Wyo.. to inspect her
property when she completes
her costarring role with Mamie
Van Doren in Born Reckless, ("
at Warmers. The Van
Doren, by the way-the blond,
not the quiz genius-has al
ready bought her Christmas
gift to herself: A $1,000 bed.
complete with accessories-in-
cluding telephone. massage
M achine, and a soft-drink bar.
Kay Kendall gets only S2S. 900
Of the 100000 Metro is paying
J. Arthur Rank to borrow her
from the wife and mother lead
in THE Reluctant Debutante, T"
with Rex Harrison. No wonder
Kay is trying to call Of her
contract with the British pro-
ducerl But Rank did allow
Kay to keep all the $50. 1000 she
received for LES Girls" Rex
Harrison. who could have got
more. settled for 100000 as
his share Of the picture-for
the pleasure Of working with
his wife.
ts&&
vivien Leigh lost Deborah
Kerr as her costar in Pour
Lucrece." the French play on
the London stage-because Of
Debbies commitment m Sep
arate Tables" Margaret Leigh
ton was asked 10 substitute, but
Evening star., 1957-12-09

MAN in THE SHADOW" uni
bert Zuesmith production. directed by
Jack Arnold, sereenplAy BY Gene y.
Coon, IN cinemaScope. A. Loews
Palace ThsateF,
Evening star., 1957-12-09

Dear Boss; On Park avenue.
gingerly splashing through the
slush, a block apart. Ludwig
Bemelmans and Cyril Richard.
wearing the latest in London
storm coats. Bemelmans' walk
ing stick is something unique
and antique. It belonged to
Gar Alexander. Il had to cut
1t down; he was a very tall
man." explained Ludwig. His
Christmas cards for children Of
all nations are being used by
the U. N. Children's Fund. /.
Howard S. Cullman mighty dis
couraged over the Washington
disinterest in the United States
representation at the Brussels
World Fair. II money isn't
forthcoming. it will be all Rus
sia at Brussels. George
Halas. elder statesman Of pro-
fessional football. names Benny
Friedman. Brandeis coach and
ex-Michigan All-American. as
the star whose employment Of
the pass revolutionized football
in 1925.
Friedman, says Halas in his
Satevepost series. was the first
quarterback who passed on first
or second down. regardless OF
where he was. / was with Ben
ny Friedman in Boston a few
nights back at the WNAC-TV
college sportsmanship awards
dinner and asked him who were
the top Obs he had even seen
in action. He listed Bob Water
field as one Of the very greatest,
added Y. A. Title, Sid Luck
man. Otto Graham. His
doctor won't let Ted Husing
leave the Coast for this sort oi
Evening star., 1957-12-09


support Of the law in "Man In
the Shadow" at Loew's Palace
Theater.
Producer Albert zugsmith's
film casts Chandler as q pres
ent-day sage country sheriff
who has q particularly unwel-
come task dropped in his lap.
A Mexican field hand is beaten
to death out at the Golden
Empire. one Of those vast ne
tional spreads inspired. in size
st least. BY the King Ranch.
The Golden Empire Is q sort
Of private duchy run by o man
(Orson Wellesl. who wants to
do his own law enforcing
within It's widespread fences.
The sheriff Is no more eager to
tangle with him than the other
residents of Spurline. q town
that owes its continuing EXIST
ence to the ranch. The differ
ence between Chambers man
and the other 1899 Spurliners
Is that he considers II the
eheriff's duty to investigate
charges Of murder.
This includes charges Of
murder lodged by itinerant
Mexican laborers against high
" influential residents. Gene
l. Coon's screenplay. in fact.
has some pointed things to say
about this matter Of the law
and justice applying to all
equally. The Palaces new film
hardly can be called q picture
with q message. however. What
It has to say about the rights
Of minorities Is not allowed to
get in the way Of the action.
And there is plenty Of action
as the sheriff sets out half
heartedly to investigate Q mur-
der. He remains half-hearted
about 1t only until people be-
Gin pushing him around. His
determination begins forming
when he is told to get OF the
Golden Empire ranch and
mind his own business. His
determination grows quickly as
he narrowly escapes death
when his car Is wrecked. Is
beaten soundly by q pair Of
Golden Empire thugs and
finally Is dragged through the |
streets Of Spurline behind q |
ranch truck.
Somewhere along the way
the Mexican informant. tn hel
sole witness to the first MUIR
der, is killed. This does not |
swell the charitable feeling Of
Chambers sheriff toward
Welles' ranch owner.
AS&
Il viii not surprise you. Of
course. that the townsfolk Of
epurline discover in the nick
Of time that they have spines
after all. AS inevitable as the
conclusion is from the moment
Of the initial murder. which
takes place even before lac
and credits are unreeled. 1t
hasn't stymied Director Jack
Arnold. however.
He has made Man in the
Shadow" Q taut suspense yarn
It has its passages Of cracking
excitement and 1t Is punctuated
with moments Of more than
moderate violence. It also Is
credible for the most part. for
which Scenarist Coon's dialogue
Is at least partly responsible.
This credibility in melodra-
matte trappings is further en-
hanced by some first-rate per-
fofmances. The most notable
Of these are Chambers as the
rugged sheriff who sees his duty
and does 1t and Welles' as the
Evening star., 1957-12-09

cOLONY -''s o.orsIs Ave. NV.
SOMSs "A. 6.iiIe
OF I'VE. 6:ie. a:ea. oEoRoE
MONTGOMERY. "PAwNEE' lcolorl.
1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN'S PAY
IN ECONOMY MOVE

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va lp.-The mayor and city
counclmen here will without pay beginning July l.
In surprise economy move begun Monday afternoon
by Councimen w. w. McClannan jr and w. c. Everett the
ctys governing body eliminated the 5000 salary
the councilmens $500 salaries.
The action came at the councils final budget hearing
during which it ultimately adopted 81 608532 budget
quiring 62-cent tax rate increase.
AS the council reviewed budget appropriations. item
by item the first to come the salary ALLEGATION for
the mayor and councimen Councimen Everett who with
Mr. McClannan, forms the minority faction of the council
that expressed dissatisfaction with the budget suggested
item be haved Councilman Frank farrell angered said
Let's eliminate it entirely"
Mr.. Everett quickly seconded Mr.. Tarrels motion and
when put to a VOTE it carried unanimously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Ex-ArIington Teacher
To Visit in Finland

Miss Rebekah Rivers, a former
Arlington County school teacher,
sails from Montreal today for
Finland. where she will spend the
summer as a community am.
bassador" from the city of Raj
eigh. N. c. She will live with a
Finnish family.
Miss Rivers is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Rivers of
Augusta drive, Springfield. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Optimist Club
Charity Cor Wash

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Optimist Club will conduct its
fourth annual car wash for char
Iity from 8 am. to 4 pm. Sunday
at the Bethesda Minit-Man Car
Wash, 4716 Cheltenham drive,
Bethesda.
All proceeds from the washing
and cleaning of cars by club
members will be turned over to
the Optimists' charity fund.
Wives Of club members will sell
lunch and soft drinks to aid the
charity fund Of the Opti-Mrs.
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
japan Flag to Fly
Beside Old Glory
BY the Associated Press

The Japanese nag will fly be-
side the United States flag at all
American military installations
in Japan starting July 2, the
Defense Department says.
The agreement to do this was
worked out with the Japanese in
line with the standard practice
followed in other nations where
United States troops are sta
toned.
The flying Of the Japanese
and American flags side by side
lis not entirely new. the depart
iment said. This has been the
practice at military installations
where both United States and
Japanese troops are stationed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

as Mrs. John e. Ball put
kerosene in a stove to prepare
breakfast. She was treated for
burns Of the hands.
One Of the six children in. the
house jumped out Of a second
story window to safety.
The home was located near
Pleasant Valley, about eight
miles from Westminster.
/ The family was being housed
temporarily at the home of q
son. John E. Ball jr., near West
minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

of land values in the western
section. while the price of land
in the eastern third has gone
up tremendously"
He said little development
would go on in the area with
the Freehill restriction because
it would require an investment
of $4,000 to $4,000 per lot for
subdivision improvements even
before the house was built. He
said the Freehill restriction is
completely unreasonable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

Testifying in the second day
out two-acre lot size restrictions
county, Homer Hoyt, planning
sultant, said the Freehill coming
amendment went further than
any other proposal" in the
country in restricting develop
ment.
Mr.. Hoyt. who made a popula-
ton study for Fairfax County
several years ago, said the county
has the greatest reservoir" of
undeveloped land in the metro
politan area within quick COM
muting time of Federal Office
buildings in Washington.
The Freehill amendment would
restrict urban type development
to the eastern third of the
county, where most of the hous-
ing developments have gone up
to now. The two-acre restriction
on most of the remainder of the
county is being contested in Cir
cult Court by 81 property-owners
whose holdings are in the west
ern area.
HOyt Sees Precedent
Nothing like this has ever
been done in this country" said
Mr.. Hoyt. IF this is allowed to
stand. I don't know what it
might lead to-"
He said the plan would lead to
"exorbitant prices" for land in
the eastern section.
He said the case was an i'm
portant test of property rights.
He said that, if the owners of
property in the western area
are not allowed to subdivide
their land. there is no other use
for the property. He said agri-
culture is not profitable.
Mr.. Hoyt said the Freehill re-
striction would force develop
ment into Prince William and
Loudoun counties in Virginia
and into Maryland areas, which
are not as accessible as the Fair
fax area.
Annexation Temptation Seen
He also warned that con-
eentration of development in the
eastern area Of the county next
to Falls Church. Arlington and
Alexandria might lead to an
nexation Of much of that ter
ritory by the other northern
Virginia Jurisdictions.
Mr.. Hoyt has proposed plan
which would allow development
of communities in the WESTERN
section of the county. Under his
proposal each individual area
would have its own water and
sewage system and would not
require extention of county lines
into the undeveloped section.
Mr.. Hoyt has stable land
holdings in the western section
of the county, which he has said
he bought for subdivision deve-
lopment. He said. however. his
holdings have nothing to do with
his views on the restriction.
Keith Price. chairman Of the
County Planning Commission,
testified that the two-acre re-
striction would retard county
development. Il can't visualize
anyone buying two acres in a COW
pasture" he said.
Cites Subdivision Costs
He said the cost of subdivision
Improvements, such as streets,
would rule out development on
tracts that large. He said most |
people do not want two acres
because it is too much land to
take care of.
The planning commission APP
proved a one-acre restriction in
the western section, with half
acre minimum lot sizes where
approved sewer and water facili-
tics are available.
John w. Rust, member of
the planning commission, said
he feels half-acre lot sizes are
a sufficient restriction anywhere
In the county.
He said that since the Free
hill amendment was enacted,
the bottom has dropped out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

Hotel in Palm Beach.
The suit. largest tax lien ever
filed by the Internal Revenue
Service In Miami. claims unpaid
taxes for 1887 to 1948, plus in
terest and penalties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Legion to Hear Durden

RICHMOND. June 10 B-
Former Gov. Colgate w. Darden
jr.. will address the American
Legion State convention here
Friday, August 2. He is now
president Of the University Of
Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Form Family of 9
Loses Home in Fire

WESTMINSTER. Md. July 10
(R.-An explosion touched of a
f1re yesterday which burned to
the ground a log and weather.
board farm home occupied by
nine persons. Firemen said the
explosion and fiashfire occurred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

Ian. a former New York at
torney.
Mr.. Kaplan said he was penni-
less at the time the suit was
filed last March and was served
papers at the fashionable Colony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Attorney Must Pay
ST Million in foxes

MIAMI. Fla. June 10 (P.-
Federal Judge Emett Croate
today ordered a Judgment for
81. lao. 249 against Fred D. Kap-
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Hoyt and 2 Planners
Rop FreehiII zonino

land panner and two members of the County Planning
Commission yesterday restrictions of Fee coming
amendment in Fairfax County
Testfying in the day a hearing suit throw
out two-acre lot size restrictions the of
county Homer Hoy planning development
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
HERTZ

1857 | s.. NV. NAtiOnoi $500
WOsh. Notionol Airpor, District 7.2s6l
Union S,otion NAtionol 8. $500
WlIo'd Hotel NAtionol $500