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the kimono surprisingly COM
.fortable-at %, she had worn
only WeStern-styled clothes,
as do most women here.
Her complexion is flawless.
She required only light make
up for the CinemaScope cam
era. despite its tremendous
m a gnifying power. Of
screen she uses nothing but
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lipstick. Her eyes are so dark
a shade Of brown that, in
most lights, it is impossible
to distinguish the pupils.
She speaks English pass
ably we'll. And Hollywood is
stepping up her lessons, a
sign perhaps that it believes
that in Miss Ando a star has
been born.
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this same sort Of thing. In
THE Red and the Black"
a young man played by &C.
rard PHILIPPE comes finally to
no good end, a fate he richly
deserves. And what causes
him all his trouble? He brings
it on himself by invading the
boudoir of a woman played
by Danielle Darrieux, who
admits to being 10 years older
than he is, which probably
makes her Is years older. He
ends up pumping a couple
of bullets into her as an act
of love and is ordered guillo-
tined for his audacity. If he
had taken advantage of her
maids availability. he could
have had a long, happy life.
The Real Reason
In the current issue of Va
riety, the show business
weekly, there is a story la
menting the poor box Office
showing of such films as 40
North Frederick" Some ex-
perts think the public may be
firing of some older stars.
Others contend these pairings
of veterans movie men and
new young girls just don't
generate the chemistry" that
attracts customers.
Could be, but there is an
other possibility. The young
audience, which the movies
already have, is not interested
in watching some old garter
make a fool of himself over
some young girl. The older
audience, which the movies
are trying to win back, is not
to be won-not the male seq
ment of it at any rate-by 8
Aim about a man who eyes q
delectable lass and decides
she's too rich for his tired
old blood. Whatever hap
pened to all the dream fac
tories dreams?
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Maggie Is 1t?
Or Margaret!

HOLLYWOOD CP).-Mag-
gle Hayes, formerly billed as
Margaret Hayes. asked that
she be billed as Maggie in
co-starring with Fred Mac
Murray in Good Day for a
Hanging"
She explains: my husband
producer Herbert Bayard
Swope, jr.) calls his mother
Maggie. Her name is also
Margaret. But her husband
calls her Margaret and me
Maggie
My husband calls me
Margaret It's simple"
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SCREEN

NBASSADOR-"Vertgo": lao, AIS, Gas and $50 pm
APEX-"Campbells Kingdom $780, 3:35, 535, TAO and
GAS pm.
cAPITOI-'High School Confidential; /, 245, 435 $780,
$40 and 9:55 pm.
CoLUMBIA-"From Hell Texas" $50, $50 $50, 7:5O
and $50 pm.
DUPONT-"The Trouble With Harry; 3:05, 655 and
10:45 pm.
KEITHS-"Peter Pam AS, 345, $40, TAO and 40 pm
MaeARTHUR-"The Red and the Black; 2, 4:25 and
9:35 pm.
METROPOLITAN" Vertigo; 1850 40, $50 and $40
pm.
ONTARIO-"The Flesh Is Weak; l. 2:45 43o, $40 $40
and 10pm.
PALACE-"The Law and Jake Wade; so $50. 55o,7:5o
and $50 pm
6:15, 8:05 and $50 pm.
PLAZA-"And God Created Woman: 1:l0 3:l0 $40, tbs
and 800 pm
TRANs-LUx-"The Bridge on the River Kwai"; /, 3:45
$50 and $40 pm
UPTOWN-"South Pacific: and $3.50 pm.
WARNER-"Search for Paradise; ? and $50 pm.
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brought home a new young
one. played by Sophia Loren.
You think they live happily
ever after? Not a chance. The
fruits of this union are a
whole catalog Of woe and de-
spair. working from family
storm and stress up through
infidelity to infanticide.
The French, long ago de-
fined as a funny race, have
their own Gallo approach to
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TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE

CARTER BARRON AMPHITHEATER-Les Ballots d
Paris; $3.50 pm.
NATIoNAL-"The Growing Experience; $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star STAFF Writer

There is a disturbing trend
toward realism in the movie
treatment of at least one
phase of human relation
ships. The old Daddy-Long-
Legs or Love-in-the-After-
noon legend is taking a drub-
bing on the screen.
Middle-aged madness, the
disease that afflicts men who
suddenly realize it is later
than they have been think
ing. is being pictured on all
sides as a snare and a de-
fusion. Boy still gets girl in
the movies. but the man old
enough to be her father
hasn't got a chance.
It is possible, naturally.
that this is not really a trend
at all. 1t may be that an OBJ
server keenly aware of them
today would have overlooked
twice as many departures
from the dream world norm
10 or Is years ago.
But that way lies, not
madness, but rude awaken
ing.
A Fine Example
1t is better to take timely
advantage of the return of
"Sabrina" this week. citing it
as an example Of the way
Hollywood used to demon
strate all the time that this
age gulf could be bridged.
This, you remember, is the
one about the chauffeur's
daughter, played by Audrey
Hepburn, who marries her
wealthy employers son. She
doesn't marry the dashing
younger one played by Will
liam Holden; she weds the
elder one played by Hum
phrey Bogart.
Maybe 1t could happen to-
day, but it hasn't been hap
pening in a number of recent
films. They range all the way
from comedy to tragedy to
outright disaster. Each shows
in its own way that dreams
of romance between a middle
aged man and a young girl
are too far-fetched even for
a movie scenario.
Tender But Fruitless
Take 40 North Frederick,
for instance. Gary Cooper
who is a little old for the Al
Club INDUCES in romance
with Suzy Parker, in her mid
2Os. 1t is tenderly and al
fectingly done. but the mai
played by Cooper realizes tn
havoc the years ahead woul'
bring. He goes back home
takes another look at tn
wife who gives him no affec
ton and sits down to drinl
himself to death.
In This Happy Feeling,
a middle-aged actor, playe
by Curt Jurgens, finds him
self succumbing to the de
fusion that Debbie Raynold
should be more to him tina
a secretary. AS in the cas-
of Miss Parker in 10 Mort
Frederick" the young lass {
This Happy Feeling" is M
merely willing. but cage
Jurgens' actor, however, pre-
ceiveS the chasm betwee
them and gets out of thu
tender trap, leaving Mi
Reynolds to young job
Saxon.
Susan 4Strasberg catchu
the eye of several men
stage Struck matu
actor. young writer and
middle-aged producer. F.
some time it appears that 81
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Eiko Ando, Tokyo Actress, Has Obi,
Will TroveI-For in the Movies
Nv RAY FALK

North Ameriean Newspaper Alliance
TOKYO.-Eiko Ando. who
may be the Asian star Holly
wood has been searching for,
talks freely about her past,
to the horror of press agents.
Miss Ando comedies can
didly that she Is an ex-
stripper. She says she worked
in the Nichigeki music hall,
a sort of Tokyo Follies Ber-
gere, so that she could pay
for a private hospital room
for her father. who later
died of cancer.
Although she has had no
acting experience. Miss Ando
has been tapped by Director
John Huston to star opposite
John Wayne in The Bar
barian and the Geisha, I" soon
to debut in the United States.
The Time Is Ripe =
Persons associated with
the movies think that the
time is ripe for an Asian
star. There has to be one.
Asia is a big film market and
its Importance in interna-
tional affairs has increased"
according to one Huston
associate. cit may not be a
japanese actress, but Huston
thinks Miss Ando will fill the
bill"
And Huston himself, who
has tested "a stars and seen
the film work of more than
100 Asian actresses, says, Il
picked Eiko because she was
enigmatic. She photographs
beautifully, moves with grace
and has a lovely voice"
Huston is a merciless task
master. He says of Miss 'Ando,
"she is able to take direction,
and with hard work, she is
overcoming the handicap of
inexperience." He has had
her rehearse scenes as often
as so times and shot one
take l8 times before he was
satisfied.
She Works Hard
Its a miserable term to
apply to a young woman, but
this girl has CUTS" he said.
There are times when she
must feel like killing me or
I bursting into tears. But
have never senSed anger or
defeat in her. She has the
intelligence to know that we
both want the same thing
"a fine performance"
Miss Ando herself says, "At
first l was not worried ano
slept like a child. Now I dc
not sleep so well, but l act
better"
She is. physically, by ne
means a typical japanese
woman-at five feet, sever
inches, she is taller than mos
women here and her hour
glass figure does not sui
kimonos, which are supposed
to conceal rather than dis
play a woman's shape.
AS a result, Eiko has beef
padding her waistline b
about Ave inches. She f1nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

Publicity
Anozes
Mario
BY BOB THOMAS
Associated Press Writer

HOLLYWOOD.-Msny Eu-
ropean stars are baffied by
the Hollywood publicity sys-
TEN, and Maria Schell is no
exception.
THE relationship of actors
and the public via the screen
is the same" she said, but
the communication of actors
and public via publicity seems
decadent. There are many
names who are stars in the
newspapers. but I haven't
seen them in movies for
years"
The blond German beauty
is back in HOLLYWOOD for
her second film here, THE
Hanging Tree" with Gary
Cooper. Her first exposure
to the local publicity mill was
last year when she made
THE Brothers Karamazov."
She admitted that she re-
belled against the system.
She found reporters asking
her questions which shocked
her.
Too Much Curiosity
II see the reason for in
terest in a movie stars life.
but interest is different from
curiosity" she said, Too
much publicity here is
prompted by curiosity. 1t is
something we haven't had in
Europe-until recently. Now
it is spreading over there"
Miss Schell aired her
views when brought up a
news magazine story that
heralded her United States
debut. 1t quoted literally
from European coworkers
who lambasted her as a
ruthless, ambitious schemer,
II don't believe a stars
publicity should be all sweet
ness" she reasoned. THAT
is very dull. But l don't
think people should go toe
far in the other direction.
They quoted all the peo-
Bile who said bad things
about me. Not one wore
from the many who praised
me. l wouldn't mind SO mucf
if they had printed my rea
fault. l could have told them
MY big fault has beef
intensity. / was so eager I,
do a good job that I tough
too hard and said thing
that / shouldn't have. Blu
I have realized that fault
/ have tried to cure 1t b
compromising. don't Xix
TO do it, but l have to-
The article also said Tn
actress has long bsttled t
keep her weight down.
Weight No Problem
"I have never wolTie
much about my weight" ST
said. Il may weigh too mucl
but I don't think 1t matter
too much on the screen.
IS the overall impression thi
counts.
1T was surprised when
saw Sophia Loren In perso
that she was actually a sms
person. She has such a wiz
face that / thought her
5 be a big woman. ] have
r very small face. so the in
= preston I give is as a sn1s
C woman"
r Many film reporters we
surprised by the magazine
t slam at Maria. ] have -four
= her to be intense, but al
S charming and intelligent.
e She is also refreshing
e frank. When asked for h
opinion Of THE Brothe
a Karamazoy," she repli
e openly:
: THE script was wonderi
s "a faithful adaptation Of Z
t book. But something ha
n pened between what was
i the script and what cameS
z on the screen. / was diss
v,,svnfoA -
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is about to fall into a clinch
with the producer. played by
Henry Fonda. at the final
fade-out. But Miss Strasberg's
girl is dedicated to the the
alter and she goes to Sardi's
instead.
CatalOg Of Woe
Then there was the recent
Hot Spell" a picture that
was not quite saved by Shirley
Booths touching performance
as a wife and mother who
sees her family drifting from
her. Anthony Quinn. as the
husband. discovers that he
has reached middle age with
out getting whatever it is he
wants out of life. He pur-
sues it with a cheap. young,
gum-chewing pleaSure-seeker
and, after an auto crash,
winds up on a slab.
Desire Under. the Fins"
presents Burl Ives as an old
New England farmer who has
worn out several wives with
drudgery and who now has
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-20
Cards Face Rangers
In lei Final Play
Latin Monday Night
High school basketball tour

High school basketball tour.
nament time is slowly taking
over the spotlight in these
parts but tonight "is it" for
Shaw Highs eager Cardinals,
The Lake Erie League race
isn't over yet.
Shaw High could gain a
share Of the title but a couple
of "ifs" are involved.
If the Cardinals get by Lake
woods invading Rangers on
Friday, Shaw can move into
the top spot IF Parma's un-
practicable R e d m en- upset
Cleveland Heights in the
Tigers Squash box" In pre-
season talk, Parma was sup
posed to be among the con-
tenders for LEI honors. Shaw
will be satisfied if the Redmen
cool off the Tigers Oil Friday.
After league action closes
this week, Shaw will find the
going even rougher along the
tournament trail.
Next Monday, the Western
Reserve Sectional opens with
thirteen teams battling for
three District play-off berths.
Shaw drew an opening night
assignment against the second
seeded Lions of Latin. They
square off at 8 p. m. following
the tourney opener at $3.50 be-
tween Lutheran and Warrens-
vile.
Should the Cardinals get by
Latin (and the boys are eager
to shoe off the Lions), they
will stand by until Saturday
night, facing the winner Of the
Lutheran Warrensville East
High games. Saturdays win
ner then advances to the 1g-
natius District Tournament.
Top seeded in the WRU ac-
ton is East Tech, number two
team in the state. Also seeded
was Shaker Heights, due for
a C tion on Tuesday against
Glenville. The LEL's other en-
try, Cleveland Heights drew
asst in the tourney pairings
and had to take the spot oppo-
site East Tech with the game
slated for Wednesday at 800
pm.
Action at Western Reserve
will be on a two-games-a-night
basis starting Monday and con-
,inuing Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Shaw's athletic director, Bob
Louis, issued a reminder to-
lay that NO STUDENT tickets
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Churches

"Whirling Around the World
is how Mrs. Herman Sheedy
describes her travels with her
husband to the far distant
places. Taking experiences from
a recent visit to the Near East
and observing it's religions, it's
women, it's missions, Mrs.
Sheedy will tell of these things
when she appears at the Chris
ton Fellowship League of For
est Hills Church, Presbyterian,
Tuesday, February 25th at s
p. m. in the Social Holl of the
church.
Two services at Hayden
Avenue Baptist Church Sunday,
February 23rd will close its
World Missionary Conference
Week. Rev. Charles Schwarz,
on furlough from India, speaks
at HOO a. m. The work Of DR..
Quentin Kenoyer in Assam,
India, will be shown in sound
movies at the 700 p. m. serv-
ice. All welcome.
A week of prayer services
are announced for Calvary
Lutheran Church with meetings
at 800 p. m. on Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Friday,
February 24th-28th. The theme:
1--WE Witness for Christ" was
written by Mrs. Chitose Kishi,
wife Of the president of the
Japan Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Visitors welcome.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-20
New Books

Books added to the East
Cleveland Public Library the
week of February 18th, are:
The Lamont Case, Philip
Wittenberg; Our United States,
States, How 1t Grew, F. R.
Elms; Labor Movements, Selig
Perlman: Labor in America,
F. r. Dulles; Power and Di-
plomacy, D. G. Acheson.
American Resources, J. R.
Whitaker; The Citizen Army,
F. NJ. Stern; Teaching the
Bright and Gifted, N. E. Cults;
Oxford Life, Dacre Baldson;
College in a Yard, j. B. At
kinson; From a Chinese City,
G. Poncins; Solar Energy, F.
NJ. Branley; On Nuclear En-
ergy, D. j. Hughes; Rainbow
Book of Nature, D. c. Peattie.
Van Nostrand's Practical
Formulafy, ". R. Minrath;
Your Health and Safety, J. w.
Clemensen; Service Station
Management, c. D. Hielsen;
Conversations With Artists,
Selden Rodman: The Softball
Story, NJ. A. Bealle: Anthony
Trollope, A. o. J. Cockshut;
Soviet Russia Today, J. L. Stipp;
The Far East, Fred Greene.
Lieutenant in Algeria, Ser
van Schreiver, Jean Jacques;
Prelude to Independence, A.
NJ. Schlesinger; The Life of
Barrett Browning,
G. B. Taplin: Arthur Koestler,
John Atkins; Lytton Strachey,
His Mond and Art, c. r. San
ders; Journey Through the
Springtime, J. r. Wyatt.
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Sixth Graders
Are Invited To
Wrestling Clinic

Supervised wrestling should
have bright future in East
Cleveland.
That's the opinion expressed
by William Bill" Thomas,
Shaw High wrestling coach who
will direct a special four-week
wrestling clinic for the East
Cleveland Board of Education.
The Board approved appoint
ment of Thomas to part-time
duty for a period of four Satur-
day morning Wrestling Clinics
to be held at Shaw High School.
Coach Thomas will have
members Of the varsity wrest-
ling squad on hand to supervise
activities for two-hour periods
beginning Saturday, March 9Th.
The clinic is open to all boys
in East Cleveland Public
Schools but limited to sixth
graders only.
"Wrestling is one of the most
natural sports for boys since
they seem to be wrestling all
the time with their brothers or
neighbors" said Thomas.
Thomas feels that by taking
boys of the sixth grade age and
teaching them the fundamentals
of competitive wrestling, the
boys will be more apt to be
interested in this sport when
they reach high school.
Notices for the four-week
Saturday morning clinic are be-
ing sent to all schools and
Thomas hopes this will be the
start Of an activity to BOOST
wrestling at Shaw High to
championship levels.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING

Notice is hereby given that
a public hearing will be held
on Tuesday, February 25, 1858,
at 7:45 Pm. in the Commission
Chamber of the East Cleveland
City Hall, 14340 Euclid Avenue
to consider the following:
Pursuant to Section 10000
of Ordinance 4761 the City
Commission will consider the
recommendation of the Zoning
Board rejecting an application
for restaurant on the prem
ises known as 14161 Euclid
Ave. for the reason that the
property does not provide
parking as required by Section
20.500 of Ordinance No. 4761.
G. T. Apthorp
Clerk of the Commission
Published February goth, 1858
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-20

With Captain Dale Collins
and Ken Barton netting 25
points, the Eckert Cubs had
little trouble in handling the
short t-handed Monreal Bears by
a decided 1914 score. Orville
Wright, the little spark plug
of the Bears netted 10 points
to lead the losers.
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Euclid Church, East 10th at
Chester ave.
All young single adults are
invited and may secure further
information by calling GA,
1-1200.
Afternoon circles of the
Church of the Cross will meet
Wednesday, February 26th at
1890 for luncheon. Hostesses
are: Circle AIRS. X. M.
Persing, 1886 Winsford rd.;
Circle B-Mrs. w. H. Gardner,
TIC Woodview rd.; Circle c.
Mrs. Jay G. Unger, 942 Dres-
den rd.; Circle D-Mrs. Fred
Suppes, 1868 Nelaview rd.;
and Mrs. Charles Rostock,
2060 Taylor I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-20
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING

Notice is hereby given that
a public hearing will be held
on Tuesday, February 25, 1858,
at 7:45 Pm. in the Commission
Chamber of the East Cleveland
City Hall, 14340 Euclid Avenue
to consider the following:
Pursuant to Section Ssh of
the East Cleveland City Char
ter, the City Commission will
consider the recommendation of
the Board Of Zoning Appeals
to increase the U-3 Use Dis
trict on the Souht- East Corner
of Euclid Ave. and Rosalind
Ave. from a depth Of lao feet
from Euclid Ave. and 60 feet
from Rosalind Ave. to a depth
of 148.35 feet from Euclid Ave.
and a depth of 60 feet from
Rosalind Ave.
G. r. Apthorp
G.. Of the Commission
Pu !. d February goth, 1868
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Whittemore Speaker
At Laymen Dinner

The East Cleveland Christian
Laymen's Association is hold
ing it's annual dinner meeting
Tuesday, February 25th at
$50 p. m. in Windermere Meth
odist Church, Euclid at Hol-
yoke ave.
The Rev. Bruce Wittemer of
The Cleveland Church Fedora
ton will speak on "To Work
Together is to Grow Together"
Dinner reservations by today
at the church office.
A large attendance is antici-
pated since the Mems Groups
in practically every congrega-
tion within East Cleveland pur-
poses to be we'll represented.
WEATHER DOESN'T STOP
CIRCUIT RIDER
7 h e Epworth Fellowship
played host on Sunday evening
to DR.. Paul Boase, professor of
Theology at Oberlin who, like
his subject-Circuit Riders
WITS not to be dismayed by
Cleveland's cold snap. DR..
Boase spoke on the history and
experiences of the early circuit
riders in this country. He
pointed out the fact that the
riders were often uneducated,
but nevertheless devoted young
men, usually single and in their
20's. His sparkling account of
the events and hardships en-
countered in such a life proved
interesting and entertaining.
The group, made up mostely of
young adults living in the
Eastern suburbs, concluded
the evenings program with a
coffee hour at the home of one
Of the members. The Epworth
Fellowship holds frequent So
cial events and weekly Sunday
evening programs at Epworth-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-20
YMCA Sir.
League

Following are the box scores
of games played in the East
Cleveland YMCA Senior Bas-
ketball League:
HAMH TON ms 10
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Any Records, Radios?

Although up for sale, the
Rick's Radio and Record Shop
.at 1929 Euclid ave. is still
open, selling records and servic-
ing radios, reports Mrs. Kittie
Ricks. Customers will be cared
for, as usual, so bring in that
radio or come for those records,
says Mrs. Kicks.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-20

In rough and tumble affair,
the Magnus Shark speared the
Centa- Miller Foxes by a 29-
81 count. Big Jerry Newton,
with Earl Cipriani's support,
netted 20 of the 20 points while
Bob Weise totaled 10 points
with the rest Of the Foxes con-
tributing II.
MACNIIS SCHEMICAIo
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will be on sale at Reserve for
the tournament. Tickets for
students can be had for fifty
cents before school is out on
Monday in the Shaw Athletic
Office. At Reserve, all tickets
will be one dollar for students
and adults alike.