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Hoy Comienza en- Bogotd Ia
&c Ia Comision de
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do Sc encuentra preparado para la
reunion de la Comision de Liber-
tad de Prensa, de la Sociedad In
teramericana de Prensa, (SIP) que
Sc inaugurara ell domingo y la ma
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ACdUdI CUH ID t~HItTnltudu en-
Mexico, en- I'm periodic que abarcs
a los proximos cinco amos, sera
de 81 millones de d6lares.
La OMS cita este case, entire
otros, con prueba de que la ezra
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
PuIUdismo, Ell Nal Mds COsfoso del
MUndo j.. Especialmente Para Mexico

co pierde 100000 de d6ares anuales. en- horas de trabajo, a causa
del paludSmo, segdn I'm informe de la Organization MundiaI de
la Salud.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Mrs Lottt Spencer. Mrs iva
Aryin and Miss Esther Fuller. Of
Greensboro N C., we're week end
guests Of Mil and Mrs L. A Love
aud Mts Lelb Love The Loves and
Their guests were Saturday supper
guests Of Nh and MIS- G. "
ipalmef
Hlfs L 4 IIintal9 cane hofne
Sunday lvi } iew day Nh Nuh
nally Is sim taking Treatments from
i doctor ana n staying with M
daughter NILS Paul Munns. Il
Bowling GreEn
MI and Mrs q W Palmer were
Friday supper quests Of the Misses
Brittlan and Miss Carrie Green at
PETERSBURG
shinauIts Have Guests
MI and Mrs r w Jones. Of
Roanoke wese Sunday quests Of
Mr. and NM + NJ Shinault
Mrs + n Mitchell and Mrs
Kermit Wh4ary visited relatives
here Saturday
MISS Mary Lou kaiiord ptI-
chased 4 beautiful new car recently
preparing foi summer vacations
NH and mrs Jack NunDally
spent Saturday night with MI and
Mrs Paul MAINS M bowling Green
sunday Mt Ana Alis Nannally
and Mt ana MIS- Manus and httle
Pat visited PAU MAINS Jf Al
Woodberrb forest where ile n i
student
Mornings Leave
Mr. and Ms Walter Lee Morng
and sons. Wllhc and Danny came
Saturday for 4 WISH With her par
ents Mr. ana MrS Il a Havcns.
Mr. MoFine htt Sunday M hs
home al Fayetteville N d Mrs
Morns and boys WIN remain here
for two weeks
MI ard Atrs 4 II i'oWIkes, VI
Victoria wetc sunday supper
guests Of MN Y 4 Nunnally After
supper, MN Auunally returned
~Rh them 4 spend several days
Mi and MRS Q G Kaufman
spent Sunday with hcr parents MI
and Mrs l. II Woodbridge. 1t
Appomattoy
Mr. and MIS- Charlie DoWay and
John Tfear 1ere Sunday afternoon
visitors 81 alg and Mrs. +. NJ
Shinaplf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

F-tsi buIs 4lli i.ii All i.I5 K
hafnlvt. aAi Toi,a u EIookntal
MT ana Mrs. u X. jennings
visited friends and relatives at
Blookneal and phenix last Sunday
Miss ELLA Winston spent the week
end III Richmond with relatives.
Reverend Staples. pastor OF the
Methodist church, visited Mi and
Mr. Julian friee
Ms { K Jennings VISITED her
luAt VINO has bteh SIGN for soffie
tiHrs AZ SAKE Saturday
MI ANA Mfs Il. 3 Hart visited
MAJ ANA Mis- q H. HUT. II
Pleasant Grove last Thursday On
them way home they stopped by to
see Ml ana Mrs. Gordon Hurt, Of
MAJ Pleasant who opened I'D a
service station OH Route ID May /
MI and Mrs Macon Vaughan
had quite surprise last Wednesday
when cousin of iiis from Yancey-
F44it ~ MIN NtllD ff1lcneI
Jones. came spenl the night and
VISITED Nh and Mrs f O. Prlddy
Mrs Macon Vaughan and MIS-
II y HUT visited Mr. and Mrs
Gordon CLARK. ana family ii Vie
| tDria Wednesday
Mrs Macon Vaughan and Mrs
I4 + Hurt visited friends and rela-
tiyeA III Chase CITY Tuesday.
HeF II Bailey. 81 Wake Forest
M N Seminary preached III Me
hefflh Baptist church Sunday His
Ate and Two children were with
htn They were dinner guests of
Mr. and MIS- l. L Elliott.
Charlie RutledRc has returned
from SouthSlde Hospital IN Farm
vile.
4 stork shower was given Mrs
Noel + Bruce May 1T the me
meas hail
a party was given IN the home Of
Alfa Macon Vaughan MAY 7
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
WoI.-shaIr,

Mrs 4 s Baskcrvill WAS an
overnight guest Saturday Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Garland Hood in
Richmond. She attended "Fryltcs
1853 presented by The Elnor Fry
School OF Dance IN which her
Granddaughter Ann fugh Hood
tpuf part
Mo Raymond Hammock Was
lffiofir tilvae present Al biidal
shower III the Community Hous- III
keysvllc honoring Msa Nancy
Townsend
Miss Mary Norwood Exam oi
Richmond. and MISS Eunice Cher
nault Of COvington. spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs Ray
mond Chernault They also called
Oh Miss Louise Allen at Throck
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Laurence Dupuy
were week end guests Of Miss
Mary and r W Dupuy Mrs
Dupuy attended the May Day festi-
yal II Westhampton College n
RlchnOAd Saturday
Mr. and MN Chester Lane HAD
AZ their Week END guest MISS
Ruby Parrot. III Richmond All VI
them called oll NH and Mrs Dali
Atchlfy Sunday
Miss Nancy Elliott and Curtis
Mckay visited friends and relatives
III Richmond Sunday
Mrs G |. irving and MISS Betty
Lloyd Irving visited Mrs Ben
Rodgers near Cartersvine Sunday
Lucy Rae Booth. Of Prospect
spent Sunday with her cousin Lucy
Fay Wllcks
Mrs " ] Pollard, MRS Frank
Phi Pollard ana GAYLE Pollard of
Kcysville visited Mrs. Stanley NH
KAY Thursday
Il w. Wom4ck h4s bccn sick at
hls home the past week
Arm Carol mckay visited Nancy
Pollard Saturday Nancy returned
home With her ID spend the rest of
The week end
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Pollard.
and family. and MI and Mrs.
Lonnie Mckay. visited tie 4 II
Mckays during the week end
Charles Mckay Visited friends IN
AtnI...,V,.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Darlington IIyls.

There VIII be 4 community picnic
lt DARLINGTON Heights School Friday
ut II After lunch there WIN be 4
soitball game between the parents
and the students.
There viii be meeting 10 dis.
cuss the school situation here al
Dafl.ngton Heights school AT m
Friday Everyone y urged u att
tend
Ml Robert Fisher. of winston
Salem n Al ana Pat Hldgins. IL
Gatnden \ "A spen, Saturday night
Hiih their brotherln-l a9d sister
Mi anu AiFa Howard Shorter
n alma RtIey ot Falnylle
father n Mrs ENJOY Dillon. Jr.
suffered hlp injury recently A
patient ~ Souths!de Hospital for
sfyesal weeks be Is now recupei-
atlAe q Blackstone nursing home
M and Mrs y c Morris Jr
Of Richmond. we're week end guests
# his parents Mr. and Mrs. d c.
Morris
MI and MIS- B,,be Morris. Of
Appohattox were Sunday guests
9f Mf ana Mrs- Laurence Morris
Mfs Lea aHd children. u Mad
sonslle haye been visiting Hun
da Aeh'ef Na oloou Wnn'aca
AlAa Mai#4IFt Watson yaitad her
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Fork Of Willis

Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Harrison
were in Richmond last Wednesday
Mrs. Harrison visited Mrs Grace
Henley al Johnston wins Hosp
tai
Mr. and MIS- George Blegus.
lnd daughters. Of Hulioik were
week end guest u thc Games
home
Nh .tnd MIL Lr- Erlly ahd
family VI Richmond VISITED hrr
mother. Mis w tal Sunday
Mrs Keny ana Mrs Bal visited
II buckingham Sunday
Balls Visit Bankers
Mr. ana Mrs. W. BAN. Jr..
and family Of Mosley, and o W
Bah were dinner guests i'll the J.
NJ Barker home Sunday.
Douglas Barker left Monday to
enter barber college in Richmond
Miss Nell Cooke, Of Medical Col
leee. Richmond. spent Monday
night al her home here
Mr. and Mis- Edward riictler Of
Richmond. announce the Birth sun
t1y oi a son AZ Richmond Me
moral Hospital
keiseys Have Guests
MIS- p I, Duncan and Mrs VIII
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

We ali welcome wlth delight Mr.
and mis- DAVID Hodges and son
David Lee. back IN our Continuity
MIR. Hodges. who served two years
with the U s Army, Is nov assoc
atcd with c. l.. Jones in dairyine
The sisters Of Hatcher Thompson.
Mrs. Earl Mann and Mrs. j. p.
Wngo. and Mr. and Mrs. John Pol
lard were recent visitors in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher
Thompson and Mr. and Mrs Tom
jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Nicer. from
near FarmVille. enjoyed Sunday
afternoon visit with Mrs Irene
Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Oldham.
joined by Fred Bates. OF BuIkeyllle
left early Saturday for day With
their daughter. Judy and Grace. at
Madison College They attended
the May day xercis es there
Though the weather had threatened
the outdoor performance. Saturday
was ideal. The effect was even
more lovely with the moist fresh
ness and tenderness adding to the
natural beauty
Sarah Gillian Sees Dance
Sarah Gillian spent Friday night
and Saturday with Kay Whitfield,
OF Farmville, having wonderful
time They attended the dance re-
cital Friday evening and the May
day program at Longwood College
Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Adelaide Edward called On
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Mrs. Charlie Gates Sunday after
noon Mrs Gate and Mrs Ed
Hafds are Eastern Star sisters
Carolyn GATES participated in
several numbers Of tap. toe and
ballet II the recital given By the
Floyd Ward School OF Dance at
Jarman Hall Friday evening Her
solo tap dance. Happy as the Day
Is Long" was somewhat typical Of
her happy. carefree disposition. II
also gave genuine expression Of
her inner feelings that evening. for
as she tapped dexterously along.
She realized that every rhythmical
click brought her nearer her antici-
pated goal the PIN of merit mark
ing the five year milestone In the
dance school
Mr. and Mrs NJ oss Hodges
visited their on. David and family
Sunday
German Measles No Joke
These German measles Is proving
to be no tritle or joking matter
these days. Why? Just ask Mrs.
Charlie Gates and Mrs Lewis
Armistead, or any other OF these
older victims. They have had a
very miserable. uncomfortable time
OF It recently We all hope il will
soon run its course and then stop
running
MI. and Mr. John Clancy and
callers Of MI and MI Temple
jenkins
Mr. and Mrs G. IL Jones and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Carolyn Gates Taps Her Way Happily
At Dance Recital For Her 5 Year Pin

Mr. and Mrs G $ Jones spent a
iull day Sunday With MI and MI
Z. |. Jones, u arriving early and
extending thril pleasant Whit It's
long rs possible
Il Is good 10 iecl that our Age II
not always marked by years or
decades. but by the spirit of the
inner man. Daddy IT, l. Louis cele-
brated his birthday Sunday IN home
with his family. and felt younger
after having done So Children i'm
part to their elders so much Of their
own gay feelings OF birthdays that
they can sometimes revert the
progress Of Time.
Hanm0nds Stop Nv
MIR and Mrs. Gus Hammond and
TWO little daughters We're Sunday
afternoon callers Ia the home OF
the Willie Bases They Mere en-
route from Roanoke 10 their home
~ Hampton and stopped lor Y visit,
4 break and also picked up i cup
q coffee and bite to eat.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Williamson.
and SONS. enjoyed Saturday s
drive 10 scottsvile and an after
noon with Nh and Mrs. Join
Williamson. and family
MIR and MIS- Edwin Woodward
and family, Of Richmond. gave Mss
Mary and John Bruce a very pleas
ant surprise Sunday as they arrived
TO spend the afternoon with them
Those from Sharon WINS attend
ing the executive meeting Of the An.
pomastoN Association 81 lhe WAIu
az Evergreen Monday were Mes
danes James Gate. Mercer Gillian
and Robert Williamson. Mrs. W s
Weaver Of Rice, accompanied them
Mrs. Raiford Bubbles
Mrs L J Raford spent FRIDAY
night and Saturday in her home
here She vas sim bubbling with
happy memories and lingeline ex.
cltement over her recent southern
tour and visit with Beulah Maison
Ralford, OF Atlanta. Ga
Misses Barbara jenkins. PHYLLIS
and Else Layne ana Jime Lindsey
Joined the Farmville Hgh school
seniors Friday on their bus tfip N
New York They Rot their frsi
glimpse Of The great city aad only
Z vague idea of Thu current VI hte
and activities there which attract
people from All over the world
They saw Wall Street. where 4 man
can rise and fall financially IN a
day and where the stock markets
control the economic life OF oul
nation. They also saw the Statue
Of Liberty. the pride Of our nation
and other places and things Of
much interest They returned san
day morning. weary and worn with
good times. but With memories Ia
last lifetime.
ftHRy hodges returned Sunday
evening after spending tho @ee(-
end with TIER sister and her nus
band Mr. ana Nh r. NJ Clg&ou.
81 Richmond
Young People To Camp
The applications 81 many Qf our
young people Of Sharon have been
accepted fof entrance to GA. RA
and VIVA camps this summer.
They were especially gratifled over
this. as most OF them were dlsap-
pointed last summer because Of
crowded conditions.
Mr. and Mr.. II " Padgctt. the
parents III Mis- ElWood Games. ar
rived Friday u make sure they
would b. On time for Jimmys and
Danny birthday Monday and the
anticipated birthday of still another
Monday morning Mr.. and MIS-
Games slipped anxiously out and
left their two small sons ID cele-
brate the day with their grand
parents. while they hurried of 10
make ready for third bit more
urgent birthday Mr. and Mrs
Gaines presented the bows with a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
NIr--zInN-

J4hnnit Hefndoa NJ AFyonia
was aa overnight guest Of Manuel
deBettfncomt
M and Mrs Ernest Anderson
visited her parents Nh and Mrs.
John Moss at Gladstone last week
Mr. and Mrs Moss returned with
them for several day visit.
Recent callers on Misses Mary
and Louise Anderson were MIS-.
George ArRenhriRht Of Stanton
Mrs John Moss. VI Gladstone aad
Carlton Boatwti#ht NJ Richmond
MI and ms Gll Jones'. and
, 1958-06-26
Card Of Thunks

The relatives here a n d
abroad, Of the late Mrs. Alice
Rebecca Davis, wish to express
their heartfelt thanks to all
those persons here and abroad
for their tokens or expressions
Ct sympathy on her passing.
, 1958-06-26


handed out to students by
Mrs. Caroline, who in turn was
presented with a gift by
Ernest Lnych, on behalf of the
graduates in appreciation for
the kind and consideratc man
ner in which the Principal
handled their problems when
taken to her.
The audience joined in the
singing Of the School Song
after which the Honorable R.
H. Amphlett Leader, Chair
man Of the School Board de-
livered the closing remarks.
The names ct students who
received scholarship awards to
colleges will he published in
the next issue of this paper.
Names of the graduates and
those promoted vii! appear in
tomorrow's issue.
MRS. DANIEL 49,.
separate cover for presenta-
ton to Mrs. Daniel.
"Pleaea convey my sincere
congratulations and common
dation to the suggestor for the
interest and initiative which
prompted the submission Of
mel 1Qea.
AN extra copy of this letter
IS provided for the employees
official personnel folder"
This is the first employee
suggestion award received in
the Customs Collection Dis
trict of the Virgin Islands.
Mrs. Daniel has been en-
ployed by the Customs Ser
vice for over 30 years and re
Gently received a 30-year pin
in recognition of her service.
--x~~--
, 1958-06-26

TGJ3ATg0
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
In Co:nemascopa & Technicolor
-FOUR GIRLS IN TOWN"

TOUR GIRLS IN TOWN
This story could be written inside
anv gir's heart !!
George Nader. Julie Adams.
Gia Scala, Sidney Chaplin,
Marianne Cook, Elsa Martinelli
1t happened in Hollywood II. the
town where stars are born
where happiness and heartbreak
walk hand in hand where the
good the bad the lovely
and the lonely tell a grand
and wonderful! story!
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-06-26
5 A r U a . A Y

at 500 I'm
$40 pm Regular Admission
1st Feature:
Universal Pictures presents
MARI: THE FLESH & the SPUR
2nd Feature:
THE ~DESPARADOES ARE
IN TOWN"
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-06-26
TRINIDAD

TRINIDAD -.
propriate to the students field
Of work will be held.
The course will attempt as
far as possible to help the stu
dents to find practical solu-
tions to problems arising from
their work.
What? -.
Hospital Rummage Sale
When2..
Saturday, June 18th
800 am.
Where? 49,.
In the Market Place. C'sted
COME BUY 49,.
, 1958-06-26
SUNDAY & MONDAY

Universal Pictures presents:
In Cinemascope
MAN AFRAID
George Nader, Phyllis ThaXter,
Tim Hovey
This is The story Of a man and a
xomar-and fear the deadli-
est of all emotions . portrayed
as no motion picture has ever
CARED before!
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-06-26

and relax while YOU reduce.
Should You Desire . . regular re-
dycing and mussoging services IT'S
A FULL HOUSE FOR FULL SERVICE:
Mechanical and vibrotory Massage.
TX ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Tourists Do All Riqht
BY DOUGLAS WATT

Coincidentally. the session took
place in the same Victor studio
on East Twenty-fourth street
as had the one IS years before
and the same engineer was on
the job.
The new date finished, the
engineer inquired, Whats the
matter, Vaughan? Wasn't the
FIRST take any good?"
49,
Coincidence Jean Carroll
knows a fellow who went home
to his mother, stretched out on
the couch and confessed: MON,
I've finally figured out the rea-
son for my problems: I hate my
psychiatrist."
- -
Down at the Village Van
guard, the talk ran to a couple
of hipsters who we're attending
a concert when a fire broke out.
All the musicians cleared the
stage and the audience began
heading for the exits.
Come on, man, let's split"
said Hipster One.
"You 60 ahead. man." said
See MIDTOWN. Page B-2l
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males climb to the top Of q
hundred-foot tower. tie vines
to their ankles. and leap of
into space to prove their
courage to an audience Of
eligible tribal females. As q
first step in courtship, this is
something to put the fear Of
competition into limp-muscled
moviegoers in more sophisti-
Gated areas, say Washington.
There are some other dandy
passages in THE Last Paradise"
that make it seem unjust to
single out its more stilted ones
for sharp complaint. One Of
these is a long footage which
shows how native divers, sans
acqua-lungs, fish the ocean
bottom at the constant risk Of
exploding lungs and exposure
to man-eating sharks.
Against this thrilling piece Of
documentary, however. Mr..
Colonna will juxtapose one so
artificial as that of q magazine
photographer taking native
dancing girl to a lonely beach
for a photo series that will
make her Miss Hula Of 1858.
No one is fooled that the
sequence is really being filmed
by Mr.. Colonna's own camera
man. Marco Scarpelli, who is a
clever chap and beyond the
need Of fictional crutches when
going about his work.
TRADE SECRET: There
seem to have been q lot of show
people around town this week
and their talk, as usual, has
chung tightly to their own
world.
One of the subjects that
came up was the boxofilce
failure of a pretty good movie
of last season, Sweet Smell of
Success" The subject of this
one, some will remember. was
modern promotion or publicity
methods toward which the
script took q dour view.
AS an explanation Of its
failure, discussion Of the film
dwelt with considerable en-
phasis upon the fact that it was
directed by an Englishman.
Alexander Mackenzie. The
speculation was that he could
not have been familiar with the
ways of midtown New York
public relations operatives.
The fact Is that Mr.. Mac
Kenzie was given an indoc-
trination course in the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

NEW YORK; don't know
how many out of towners
visited the big city this sum-
mer but I do know there have
been plenty and / have dis
covered some simple rules for
recognizing the so-called yokels:
They're the ones who get
ringside seats at the night clubs
because, after waiting in line
live minutes, they tell the
maitre d'hotel they're leaving,
They're the ones who pay
their own tabs in cafeterias and
Iget New Workers to invite them
Ito eel"
You can spot them at the
lracetracks because their straw
hats stand out while they're
waiting in line at the cashiers
windows.
They eat well before going
TO q ball game so they don't
have to I'LL up on peanuts and
hot dogs.
They buy the cheapest theater
tickets for a matinee, then slip
the usher q buck to put them
in better seats.
They never run short Of Gig
larets because they bought sew
eral cartons at a supermarket
= y
Jan Ebaire, an exotic dancer,
was dining at Andres, a Great
Neck. L. l., eatery. and told the
host she'd like to work there,
He explained he hired only
singers and pianists. Jan told
him she does some singing and
also uses q piano in her act.
do you accompany yourself
on it?" she was asked.
"Oh no." she replied, II place
my clothes on it,"
s. \
When Vaughn Monroe en-
tered the band business back
in 1910, one of the first tunes
he recorded was Somebody
Else Is Taking My Place" done
to a swing arrangement. He
recently re-recorded the piece,
this time as a straight ballad
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He was permitted the run of
a New York publicity set-up
to study methods, personalities.
and anything else that might
be useful to a film director. At
the end of a week Of diligent
and close observation, he con-
cluded that the Bank Of Eng
land could not behave more
professionally, proflciently, or
prestigiously. Mr.. Mackenzie
could not have been more right.
which is a lot more than can
be said for the advisers who
sent him to one of the most
dignified and conservative pub
licity firms in New York.
$50
MEMOS: Washington Bal
let could not be happier over its
first date abroad, its Just con-
cluded engagement in Ciudad
Trujillo, Dominican Republic,
|. Seven thousand persons
saw the last Of its three per-
formances, the critics were de-
lighted, and the Dominicans
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
NatiOnal-"Handful Of Fire.:
$50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - "The Naked
and the Dead; 1:40. Ais, $50
and $3.50 pm.
CapitOI-"Cat on q Hot Tir
Roof; 1880 am. 1885, $40
5:45, 7:50 and $50 pm.
COIumbia-"Gigi";; $50 pm
Dupont - LA Parisienne";;
1, 2:40. $3.50. Sis, sos and
$50 pm.
Keith's - Adam and Eve;
1850 am, 1850, $3.50. $3.50, 1850
and $50 pm.
MacArthur-'"The Admirable
Crichton"; $50. $40 and 9:5I
pm.
Metropolitan - "The Naked
and the Dead: 1880 am, 2
4:25. Z and ESQ pm.
OntariO-"A Time to Love-,
!, 3:15. $50. .7:45 and 10 pm
PaIace-"The Big Country
1880 am, 8, $40 and Gas pm
Playhouse-"La Parisienne"
11:10 am, 1855. 2:40, 4:2S
6:10. 1855 and $40 pm.
Plaza - "And God Created
Woman; 1880 am, l:10, $50
$40, tbs and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux - "The Bridge OF
the River Kwai": 10 am, 1880
$3.50, $40 and $50 pm.
Uptown ~ South Pacific"
$3.50 pm.
Warner - Search for Para.
disc: $3.50 pm.
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might be supplying the happi-
ness which inspires the natives
to sing in the sunlight and
dance in the hours Of moon
glow.
1t is so perfect. so Edenlike.
that it always seems a shame
that strangers with movie CAM
eras must come as intruders
to spoil the naturally unspoiled
quality Of island life.
Not totally, it should be said,
but just enough to suggest that
when a native sees a roll Of film
he knows instantly that all
that is natural and playful in
his life must be laid aside
while he becomes a movie actor.
The whims that move him to
sing, dance, flirt, or whatever,
must yield to an outsiders
order to do these for the sake
Of q movies continuity.
The latter is not the same
thing at all and it plays havoc
with the paradise-likeness OF
the last Of paradiSes.
y y
This is the trouble with "The
Last Paradise" which opens to-
day at the Apex theater.
The film produced by Italy's
Golfiero Colonna, man with
q touch of the poet, is lovely in
its sunlit and moonlit scenes
Of sea and landscape. Its barely
clad. barefooted, bouncing
brown-skinned people can make
goth century moviegoers angry
all over again with Eve fol
having eaten that apple.
Sadly, Mr.. Colonna and his
associates are not content To
stop here. They select a beauti-
full brown-eyed girl and a
tanned stalwart youth to Illus
trate the courtShip and mar.
riage ritual with the result that
the natural zest of romance
becomes stiff and stilted and
one more bad movie perform
ance.
AS such, it is painfully less
dramatic than a sequence in
which q group Of young island
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entertained the dancers royalty
when they were not themselves
being entertained by the per-
formances. :. Aside to Carol
Armstrong, Falls Church; June
Allyson talked so freely only
because she knew her hearers
would be tactful enough to
mention no names. 1t was
Actors Equity that supplied the
final donation that will enable
the San Francisco Actors Work.
shop to play its Waiting for
Godot" at the Brussels Fair
starting September is.