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/. The Joseph III Lasclos
lMarllyn, Bell. Canadian swim
champ expect Sir stork this
month.
49,
on Tv. s4-year-old Herbert
Hoover impressed you with his
fine sense Of humor as he dis
cussed his grandchildren and
fishing. Abe saperstein's
daughter. Eloise. engaged 10
Irwin Berkely. The Harry
Malloys (she's Vivian Goodman
OF store CLAM expecting a jan
uary stork. Hugh O'Brian
and Lee Anderson ablaze.
Jayne Mansfield will name the
baby Herbert II It's a boy,
Camille II a girl. Ray Rob-
inson's sister. Marie Brewer,
seriously III. =. Frank Sinatra
See SULLIVAN, Page B-e3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

question of the degree to which
FRANCHISE Sagan is spokes-
woman for her generation. ;.
Incidentally, it is the most ele-
gantly dressed young audience
a theater management has seen
in a long time. LAS ele-
CANT" our informant says. las
the girl in those Sagan pictures,
Well, perhaps not quite, but
very nice to see."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
WHERE
AND WHEN

Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

Stage
Carter Barron AmphitheateI
Red Buttons. Paul Anka, va
riety show; $3.50 pm.
NatiOnal-"Auntie Name;
$50 pm.
Olney-"Under Milk Wood;
$50 pm.
Screen
AmbassadOr-"The Light In
the Forest; lis, ABS and 8
pm. "Indiscreet"; 2:45. SOS
and $50 pm.
Apex-"Night Ambush; J.
$40. $40, 7:35 and $50 pm.
CapitOl-"Twilight for the
Gods; 1880 am. las. 4, Sis
and 1920 pm. Sneak preview;
$3.50 pm.
COlumbia-"Gigi"; 2:30 and
$50 pm.
Dupont La Parisienne";;
1880 am. lilo. 3. 4:45, 6:35
500 and 1910 pm.
Keith'S THE Vikings,
Ills am. 100, 1925. 5:35
TAO and $50 pm.
Rooney; $50
$40 and 9:55 pm.
MetrOpOIitan-"The Light ir
the Forest; 100. 4;45 and 8:15
pm. "Indiscreet"; 1875 am.
3, 6:25 and $50 pm.
Ontari0-"The Key: /, $40
$40, 7:35 and Gas pm.
Palace-"A Certain Smile,
II am. los. $40. Sis. 7:2S
and 9:35 pm.
PlayhOuse-"La Parisienne";;
IL am, 1910. 2:30, Ais, sos
7:50 and $40 pm.
Plaza-"ASd God Created
Woman; 1890 am. ITO
$40. 5:I5, tbs and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge or
the, River Kwai"; 10 am.
1910. $3.50, $40 and 9;10 pm
Uptown -" South Pacific"
2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc: 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

Metropolitan and Ambassador
theaters. Its official OPEN
ing, sans the companionship of
Light in the Forest" will be
tomorrow. Joan Copeland
will take over the role originally
listed for Piper Laurie in N.
Richard Nash's Handful of
Fire" -. The play will open
the Nationals new season on
September /. Count Five
and DE-" starring Nigel Pat
rick and Jeffrey Hunter, will
open tomorrow at the Mac
Arthur. AS successor to the
highly popular Blue Murder
at st. Trinian's." -. The young
are dominating the audience
for the Palaces "A Certain
Smile" Which raises the
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man bellies land one stomach.
chum.-Ed) and noses on the
stage appears a young female
being who describes her Jour-
ney 10 Spain on which she was
accompanied by her cousin.
From her story you learn that
her cousin is a vile and dirty
man. He died In Spain and his
body was eaten UP by hungry
people.
Then on the stage appears
the mother Of this fellow. She
has a pathological alteration
for her son. considers him an
extremely talented person who
is pure and religious. and tries
to persuade everybody that this
is really so. However. her
niece who tells quite a different
story is in her way. Therefore,
the girl is locked away in a
mental home. This is done by
bribing a doctor"
That wraps up Garden Dis
trict." but the Kremlin broad
caster is almost defiantly
decent in asking the question:
Are perhaps the other plays
shown on Broadway not Of
such a pathological nature?
Sadly. they are not. he says,
summarizing with the same
desperate enthusiasm the Rus
sian concept Of two other plays,
The Rope Dancers" and BLUE
Denim" OF the latter, the
Kremlin's man writes: The
play savors with disgusting de-
tail the life of a family, which
inspires every normal human
being with loathing."
Are the Central Asians, the
comrade listeners who pre-
sumably hang on the critics
every word, to be let of with
a mere twisted synopsis Of the
three plays. none Of which was
a hit of last season?
They are not, nor is the
American theater to be let off
with the explanation that the
authors of the plays in ques-
ton are given freedom to
write what they please. The
latter escape route is to be cut
on, too, with the explanation.
THE piling up in these plays
Of all sorts of horrors and the
praising Of amorality and the
cult Of force, although SEEM
ingly quite abstract, pursue
quite concrete and most I'M
seemly aims: To dupe and in
timidate the ordinary American
and to make him forget the
lofty ideals Of humanity and
ethics"
What we want to know is,
how about those poor duped
Central Asians?
MEMOS: Those comedy
lovers and romantics who have
been asking impatiently for
"IndiScreet" will find it pre-
viewed all day today at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
ED SULLIVAN
Men and Maids, and Stuff
uTTLE OLD NEW YORK

NEW YoRK-Mrs. Richard
Nixon undergoing treatments
for a back ailment. Late
Ara Khan's son. Prince Sad
ruddin. and Nina Dyer expect
q December stork. Deborah
Rand Of Remington Rand set
honeymooning with Thomas
Cochran, Jr. Enrol Flynn
and Pat wymorc decided 10 get
the divorce. Stanton Grlf-
rs and Ilka Chase at the Co
lony. DR.. Charles Rohra-
baugh. IT.. son Of Kudner PREF.
10 wed Nancy Wenner.
Charles Boyer Claudette Col
bsrt's Marriage : Go Round"
has $3.50. 900 advance. Opens at
Plymouth October 20. i. Con-
rad Hilton wooing Dorothy
Rutter. Raymond ("Perry
Mason") Burr on the mend. f. T..
Otto Harbach IS on 18th. .
Imogene Coca and Dorothy
Glsh into rehearsals this week
for Alfred de Llagre's "The
Girls In 509." Davis Cup
American Zone Finals. United
States VS.. Argentina. Westches-
ter c. c.. August $3.50.
The country Just doesn't
savvy the continuously shabby
treatment of Adm. Lyman G..
RickOver. regardless Of the feel
ing in some Navy areas that he
is difficult to get along with.
The Air Force. at one time, felt
that way about the late Gen.
Billy Mitchell. This most recent
slurring Of Rickover. exclusion
from the White House cere-
monies honoring the Nautilus
COmdr. william r. Anderson,
was incredible. Granted that
Rickover is a rebel. it can't be
denied that he is a rebel with
a cause as he was responsible
for the creation Of the Nautilus
and other nuclear-powered sub
marines. Max Factors
grandson. Davis, honeymoon
ing with Janet Nemer. The
Rock HudsOns finally agreed on
a property settlement. Paul
Douglas is pounds simmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

and 10 grant him freedom equal
10 our own. he must come over
into English with his native
indelicacy intact.
So. we're on:
Broadway Is the center OF
theatrical life In New York.
The current theatrical season
Is now ending. What did the
American theaters offer TO the
public, and what was the hit
OF the season?
let US imagine, comrade
radio listeners. that we are In
one OF the theaters on Broad
way. cts Broadway, but
who in Central Asia cares?-
Ed. The last bell has Just rung.
the audience becomes silent.
the lights are out. You have
before you a decor representing
a garden with trees. However.
instead Of leaves and flowers
on the branches hangs-a hui
man belly. On another tree
these exotic flowers assume the
shape Of a human stomach.
(The refined switch?-EdD
Over there, wait minute, but
this is an ordinary nose with
red blood dripping from one Of
the nostrilsl You look again
into the program. which says
Garden District by Tennessee
Williams.
Tennessee williams is a
well-known American play
wright. a frequent guest on
Broadway.
Let us return to the play
itself. We have already an idea
about the decor. Among the hui
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
THE PASSING SHOW
So, Comrode Readers,
A Red Critic Speaks
by JAY CARMODY
STAR Drama Edllor

We comrade readers remlss Of late
IN reporting Russian opinion OF American drama.
For this deviaonist lapse however prepared today
10 DO honest penance by generously sendeg slice Of space
TO the Kremn critic reports on Broadway 10 the people
Of Central Asia This vigorous man. this Russian reviewer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
$3.50
7-Wyott Eorp. Western.

"One-Mon Army" Wyatt goes
cunning for Dodge City scon-
dol sheet editor. Hugh O'Bnon.
Bob Anderson. Sue George.
The Eve Arden Show.
Lizo oVercomes her tinidity when
heckIed by her lecture ooent into
accompanying fomous explorer
on on Afrieon sofori. Eve Arden.
Allyn Joslyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Jon. J

1850
4-TFecsure Hunt. Quiz.
Audience participation show stor-
ring Jon MuFroy.
5-WoterfFont. Dromo.
"coptoin Long John" Stars Pres
ton Foster.
7-Suserfoot. Western.
! Hour. Suoorfoot defends the
interitonce OF miners daughter,
whom he rescued otter claim
jumpers bod shot her fother IN
'Snoll Wor OF Custer Junction"
Viii Hutchins stors.
o-Nome Thot Tune. Quiz.
George De VIII. auixmosier.
500
4-Eddie Fisher Show. Color.
! Hour. Guests: Lily pons and
Jimmy Duronte.
S-Affer- Dinner Movie.
IA Heuss. Experiment Peril
Gus 1914. A doctor becomes
suspicious ond investigates the
deoth OF weolthy woman.
George Brent, Hedy lomor.
9-Phil SiIvers Show. Comedy.
eilko gets o reol surprise when
he tronsfefs the eolonels tough
new secretory 10 onoiher post.
Phil SiIVers Stors.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
AIieio Alfonso DEL HocAR-p Dor Victoria Aleiandoa

NUEvA YORK, Sept. rs
(UPI)- Alicia Alfonso volvio
al escenario de la Metropolitan
Opera House y de nuevo Sc lie.
vo los aplausos mas delirantes
del publico en- I'm cuadruple
programa de ballet.
La celebre bailarina Guiana
y su actual companero Irgo Vo-
uSkevitch ofrecieron ell viejo
Pas de Deux "Cisne Negro" CO.
mo invitados especiales del
American Ballet Theatre, en-
I'm programa que incluia tam
bien Ell estreno mundial de
Tristan, nuevo Ballet de Her.
bert Ross, Ell ballet sueco Miss
Julie" y "Baile de Graduaci6n".
Los dos principles diarios
neyorquinos. "The New York
Times" y Ell Herald Tribune,
concordaron a la mafana 81
guiente con que Alicia Alfonso
y Youskevitch, ofrecieron un
espectaculo inolvidable, aunque
discrepan en- Ell grade de elogio.
John Martin, en- ell Times,
dice que ambos bailarines estu-
vieron zen SUI mejor forma" y
actuaron "con esa maravillosa
unidad que ha caracterizado su
labor tanto TEMPO"
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27

Walter Terry, en- ell Herald
Tribune, expresa, en- cambio
que, a pesar del entusiasmo con
que fueron recibidos por ell pu-
blico, 9ambos han bailado me-
jor en- otras ocasiones", 81 bien
ahade que los dos artistas tn.
vieron una actuaci6n "deslum-
brante" y que, al final, ell p1-
blico "enloquecio de entusias-
mo-.
Martin y Terry discrepan,
tambien en- cuanto a los meri-
tCs de Tristan, I'm Pas de Deux
basado en- la novels del mismo
nombre de Thomas Mann y que
describe la passion erotica de I'm
hombre y una mujer en- un sa-
natorio de tuberculosis. Martin
dice que Ell tema resulto "repe-
lente" y hasta "ridiculo". Terry
en- cambio, sostiene que la obra
fue acknowledgements" imagi-
nativa. Ambos, no obstante,
coinciden en- elogiar a los dos
protagonistas, Nora Kaye y
Erik Brunn, calurosamente, aun-
que Martin afirma que la sefo-
rita Alfonso y Youskevitch lies
ganaron facilmente la carrera"
por Ell APPLAUSE del publico.,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
Buena Anfitriona

En- las residencias de nues-
tro abuelos, con amplitud y
espscio Sc podfan celebrar CO.
midas, reuniones y bales con
gran comodidad. En- nuestros
dias en- Gambia, suele ocurrir
10 %contrario, mucha genie en-
un espacio reducido es una for
ma segura que la reunion falla-
"a porque TODD ell mundo Sc
se1tira incomodo. Saber adap-
tar Ia reunion a la cantidad de
personas que participant, es fun
damental para que aquella result
&c NO solamente agradable, 81
60 vn rotundo exito.
Para determinado tipo de &C.
lebracfones, me refiero especial
mente a cumpleanos de per-
sorlas mayores es aconsejable
teunir I'm grupo de parientes
cercanos y amistades intimas.
Una eomida estiio buffet es 10
mas apropiado.
Aun cuando ell espiritu de es.
tas reuniones es mas bien in.
formal, las damss pueden lie.
var traje descotado o de tipo
eoctel
Estas pequehas fiestas SON a
menudo para un grupo de ma
trimonios jovenes, pero es erro.
neo darles un caracter dema-
aiado zen familia", pues pier.
den parte de SUI encanto. 10
ideal es armonizar la elegan.
cia ION la simplicidad, la ale.
sria y ell refinamiento.
Cuando en- csc IL otro tipo
de reunion son varios los invi.
tados y Sc quiere servir cham.
paha, Is oportuno comprar las
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27

botellas grandes, por 81 con una
sola no Sc alcanZa a servir to-
dos con una, al descorchar la
otra, il otras, sean estas del mis-.
me bouquet y tengan la misma
temperature.
A los almuerzos que Sc cele.
bran para despedir a una novia
asis.en unicamente sus amigos.
Cuando Sc quiere agasajar a
amDos, con asistencia de amigos
comunes, Sc ofrece un coctel
o una comida
Tn grupo amigo no debe dis.
gustarse porque los duenos de
la casa inviten a otras relacio.
mes para un almuerzo, comida
0 coctel. No siempre Sc esta en-
condolences de invitar a IN mis-.
mo tempo a I'm crecido numero
de personas. Son muchas las We.
ces que hay que invitar a un
grupo de personals, prescindien-
do de otras por temer que no
con2enien en.re ST. Lo aconse.
jaole entonces es ofrecer an.
ties que transcurra mucho item.
pc alguna psquena reunion a
Ia que asistan. las personals ami.
gas que no fueron invitadas la
primera vez.
FL oroposito es svitar los
Cuisines" que surgeon cuando
Sc entera de Ia primera fiesta
ell grupo que no fue invitado
q ella.
La persona que no pueda co.
Responder a las invitaciones
que Sc lie hasan no debe acep.
to- un gran numero de elias.
Recuerden ustedes que "quien
come Ia gallina ajena compro.
mete la propia".
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27

ell asuntO s0bre ell tapete.
NuestrOs abuelos sospechaban
la importancia que tenia Ell
pIOblema pero, como no sa-
bian res0lverlo, Sc limitaban
a silenciarlo. La familia, la es-
cuela, los libros y demas ms.
tituciones eludfan t0da expli-
caci6n y Sc esforzaban en- ocul
tar ell problema, no 10 afirma-
ban nj negaban, no 10 plantea
ban nj resolvian. Sc limitaban
a 0cultarlO tras una muralla
china defendida por un ejer.
cito de guardianes (vestidOs
de maestr0s. padres y ma
dres) dispuestos c0nstante-..
mente a arrebatar a la juven-
tud SUI espontaneidad em0ti.
va.
Claro esta que antes de
.Sigmund Freud Sc habia pen.
sad0 en- la impOrtancia del
tema. Lo que ocurria es que
nadie habia encontrad0 para
Ell la soluci6n que permitiria
expOnerlO con desembarazO.
Cuando Plotino (fil6sofO grie.
go que vivi6 hacia ell ano 200)
exclam6 lleno de indignation
que Sc avergonzaba de tener
cuerpo Sc ~leferia, sin duda
a las intermediates que des.
> truyen al hombre y a los ape.
titOs sexuales y materiales
que 10 afean. confundiendolo
con los demas miembros de
la fauna terrenal.
IC0mO cOnciliar la digni-.
dad del hombre, capaz de ci
mas tan mobiles { ell arte, la
poesia, la religi6n) con las
miserias y bajezas de la car.
ne? Tai es ell problema. Co.
mer y beber son tambien dos
exigencias naturales, pero ma.
die Sc avergjienza de mostrar
su apetit0 o SUI sed. En- cam.
bio nos avergiienza ell deseo
sexual, sin duda porque a
fuerza de v0luntad podemos
r%aprimirlo.-
Pero, ahi esta ell problema.
Hasta que punto Sc puede re.
primir y veneer. Inclus0 les
licito reprimirIo?
En- vista de 10 delicado del
tema jamas Sc analiz6 nj es.
tudio y por ESQ Sc nos presen.
ia tan turbio. Sacarlo a la luz
publica chOcaba con ell pudor
instintivo de hombres y mu.
Jeres. Sc hizo de Ell I'm tema
prohibido 1y que Sc consi.
guio? Sc consiguio hacerlo
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27

SOBRE FREUD
Querida Amaranta: En- mis-
lecturas observe constante-
mente que Sc elude a Freud
siempre que Sc trate de las
relaciones fisicaS entire hon.
bres y mujeres. He averigua-
do que fue I'm doctor austria
CO que murio en- 1889 y que
fundo ell Psicoanalisis. Pero
Gque es ell Psicoanalisis? 10
he preguntado a varios ami
COS y ninguno ha sabido con-
testarme. iQue relacioneS tie
ne Freud y SUI doctrina con
la vida sexual? IPor que Sc lie
cita con tanta frecuencia?
Helena.
Ell tema es cOmplicad0, y
ann cuando me creyera capa-
citada para cOntestar a SUI pre-
gunta clio exigiria un espa-.
clio de que no dispOngO. Me Ii
mitare por ESQ a expOnerle
a listed algunas generalida-
des.
Hasta hace unos amos, TODD
ouanto Sc referia a la vida Sc
xual Sc considerable tabu. Alu-
dir a esta l%nquietud rubori-
zaba a las mujeres, ayergon.
zaba a los hombres y escan-
dalizaba a los mOralistas. ST
Sc comentaba ell asunto era
en- VOC baja. Sin embargo, to-
do ell mundO va hacia una vi
da sexual; de Otra forma Sc
hubiera acabado la especie-
humana.
Esto fue ash hasta que Sig
mund Freud -hace POGO mas
de veinte amos d~esarrollo
Ell Psicoanalisis y p0pularizo
la gran imp0rtancia que tie
ne en- la vida humana. iQue
es ell psicoanalisis? Els una teo
ria segun la cual las n~eurosis
pacen de completes reprint
dos en- los cuales la energia /.
de la libido insatisfecha as.
ciende desde ell subc0nscien-
tie en- f0rma enmascarada,
trastornand0 la vida psiquica.
FL tratamIento pr0puest0 pOr
Freud consiste en- hacer cons
clente ell complete para pc.
derl0 superar
Naturalmente, hacer cons
ciente ell complete sexual SUI
pone hablar de Ell, darse cuen-
ia de SUI importancia. Y los
medicos, los psicoIogos y la
genie empezaron a hablar del
asunto. Asi hemos llegado a
una epoca en- que Sc habla tan
to de 81 que la palabra sexo no
esta ausente de cast min
gun iibro o revista. Ahora es-
tamos cOnvencidos de que ell
sabio austriaco exageraba: Ia
vida sexual es importante Pc
no no tanto como Ell afirm6.
Sea como 1uiera, Freud tie
ne ell merit0 de haber puesto
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
del a
BERENJENA FRTTA

1 libra de berenjenas
/ taxa de leche
l taxa de harina de trigo
/ cucharadita de polvo de
hornear
"a cucharadita de sal
IL libra de manteca
Lave las berenjenas y parta
en- rebanadas como de IA pull
gadas de grueso. Mezcle la le-
che con la harina de trigo, la
sal y ell polvo de hornear; re-
vuelva para unirlo bien, rebo-
ce las berenjenas en- Ell batido
y frialas en- menteca caliente
hasta que esten doradas, escu-
ira en- papel absorbente. Es-
polvoree con azdcar. Sirva ca
liente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
En- Washington

Sc encuentran en- la Ca
pital de la Union las dis.
tinguidas d a m a S nicara.
guenses, dona Margarita
Cardinal de ChamOrro y
dona Adelita Cardinal de
Stadthagen, en- viaje de
placer. Dona Margarita de
Chamorro es madre del
DR.. Pedro Joaquin ChamO"
FRO Cardinal, Director en-
ell exilio del Dialio "La
Prensa", de Managua, y
miembro de la Junta de
Directories de la Sociedad
I~nteramericana de Prensa.
DIARIO LAS AMERI-
CAS- saluda muy cordial
mente a las apreciables
viajeras y les desea una
grata permanencia en- los
Estados Unidos de Anne
RIGA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-27
poema De hoy
mo sABEs 10 QUE sIENTo,
81 FIJAs TU MIRADA"

No sabes 10 que siento, 81 fjas tu rnirada,
en- mi, con amorosa dulcisima expression
mi sangre como una ola de fuego, arrebatada
me LENA, me sofoca, me abrasa ell corazon.
ion! ivene, siempre! Tus ojoS son tan bellos
que en- vano envidia ell cielo su dulce claridad
me miras con Ell alma: cuando me yes, con ellos
amor esta en- tus ojos como una eternidad
Cuando me YES, mis- horas deslzanse %tranquilas
y en- vano a mi alma llegan las sombras del pensar
81 un cieo esta escondido detras de tus pupilas
transportan1e a ee celo con solo tn mirar.
iEncanto de mi vida! Mujer idolatrada,
la diosa y soberana que impera en- mi existir
para sentirme tuyo, para poder vivir,
que no me falte nunca la luz de tn mirada.
70 tie amo con inmensa, con ciega idolatria,
eres mi solo ensueno, mi encanto y mi passion,
81 no quiere la suerte que te contemple mia,
Spor que no rompe y mata mi triste corazon?
Mirame, y que tus ojos divinos, seductores
Sc alderman mientras busco en- SUI mirar a Dios,
til eres sobre la terra ell dios de mis- amores
y tus miradas unen las almas de los dos.
Por tanto que tie adore, por tanto que tie quero
por este anhelo eterno de verte sin cesar,
81 sabes que estoy triste, 81 sabes que me muero
devuelveme a la vida con solo tu mirar.
JUAN DE dos PEA