Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

rustlers, the mortgage gag, the
mine setting and the retired
gunslinger. Why, / made
all those movies and hardly
knew I was acting in them"
The television Westerns are
even worse than the ones he
made for theaters in Gabby's
book.
"All they do on TV in the
Westerns is talk, talk, talk"
he declared.
NEXT WEEK - Seats for
Howard Teichmann's new COM
edy, The Girls in 509," 60 on
sale today at the National
Theater box Office. The play is
the first Theater Guild-Ameri-
can Theater Society offering
Of the season. 1t will arrive at
the National next Monday
night for two weeks, with
Peggy Wood and Imogene Coca
playing the girls of the title.
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AFTER DARK-The new sea-
son is enlivening the night club
sector of the entertainment
world, too. Tonight, for in
stance. brings another singer
making her first American
appearance in the Sazerac
Room at the Old New Orleans.
This one is a lass from Athens
named Zozo Sapountzaki, a
musical comedy and recording
star in her native land. who
sings in French, Italian and
Greek. Dances, too. Tonight
also brings PariS-born Denise
Lumiere to the Cafe Caprice at
the Roger Smith Hotel. A pia-
mist, Miss Lumiere will be on
hand to provide decoration and
music from 5 to z and from 10
to l on weeknightS, from 9 to
midnight on Saturdays.
Tomorrow night brings a new
show to the Shoreham Terrace,
this one headlining Giselle and
Francois Sony, Hungarian
born brother-siSter dance team.
=. Wednesday brings two more
openings. Peggy King, who
first won attention as George
Gobel's TV singer, comes to the
Lotus and the Mills Brothers
arrive at the Casino Royal.
There is definite word avail
able now, too. to replace rumors
about the Shoreham'S enter
tAinment plans for the Blue
Room. Marguerite Piazza, with
that new act that has been win
ming huzzahs in New York, will
arrive Friday, September 26, to
open the Blue Room season.
She will be followed by Vaughn
Monroe October 7-18), the
Ximinez- Vargas Ballet Espanol
October 21-November -, Lilo
November 4-15 and Nelson
Eddy and Gale Sherwood (No-
vember 1920. Bob Gross, who
has been winning friends on
the Blue Room and Terrace
bandstands, returns to Dallas
later this month for an engage
ment already contracted for,
but will be back at the Blue
Room on New Years Eve.
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PROJECTS AND PEOPLE
Danny Kaye is a Washington
visitor this week with a dual
purpose. Today he will pe call
ing some attention to his
forthcoming movie, ME and
the Colonel" Which used to be
"Jacobowsky and the Colonel"
until it was decided that
movie audiences would have no
less trouble pronouncing Jacob
owsky than theater audiences
had during the plays run. To-
morrow afternoon Mr.. Kaye
will be at Carter Barron Am
phitheater to conduct the
Joint Armed Forces Orhestra
for a sequence in a 1ilm to be
distributed by the USO at
Christmas time. The filming
done with, he will get going
with regular Danny Kaye
show for an audience Of armed
forces personnel and their
families. Spencer Tracy
you never know what useless
information you will pick up
here-plays his entire role in
"The Old Man and the Sea"
barefoot. Tina Louise, who
landed with some impact in
Gods Little Acre" gets a
Robert Taylor movie for her
third Hollywood picture. "The
Hangman" is the title. Miss
Louise's second film Is 1.-THE
Trap" just completed with
Richard Widmark and Lee j.
Cobb. Remember Lilli
Palmer? Absent from Holly
wood films for several years,
she'll be back to play Clark
Cables wife in But Not For
Me-" Carroll Baker is the third
a. a.. Al.