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FIippont and Friendly Dovid Niven
Among HoIIywood's More PopuIor
ny sHEILAH GRAHAM

ny SHElLAH GRAHAM
North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD loathe
live Tv." said David Niven.
star and director Of -Four
Star Playhouse" He is also
clubman Phineas Fogg in
around The World In so
Days." the elegant butler in
MY Man Godfrey" and now
u playing the Major VINO
molests women In Separate
Tables"
"Tv," continued the suave
David. lis q test Of stamina.
not acting. I must tell you
the classic. Three years ago
I appeared on my first and
last live TV show--for Bob
Montgomery. I was con-
eealed with fright. but I
have q reputation for taking
things easy--so ! pretended
10 be calm. So calm, In fact.
that I decided not to get the
coat. hat and umbrella / had
10 wear as part OF the BUSH
ness. from my dressing room.
until just before the show
started. Nonchalant. don't
you know. With a few min
utes TO so. / sauntered TO the
door. II had a spring lock
and was locked. Two firemeh
with axes had 10 hack the
door down, with Just Sec
onds 10 so. How I got through
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Europe. A graduate Of Sand
hurst-England's West Point
he wanted to fly back and
join his old regiment inn
mediately. But Sam, OF
course. had to finish his pic
ture. Then he wanted me
TO stay for possible retakes.
l made up my own wire and
had my brother in Scotland
send 1t TO me. demanding
my return. Before / left I
sank all my money into q
chartered yacht. and took
all my chumS. Enrol Flynn.
Brod Crawford. Bob coote
and associated blades to
Catalina for a few days.
I'VE have a wonderful cast
for Separate Tables" con-
tinued Niven. Burt Lam
caster, Deborah Kerr, Rita
Hayworth, Wendy Hitler.
Gladys Cooper. Felix Aylmer
and Cathleen Nesbit. With
q lot of action-unlike the
play, which was confined
more or less to Margaret
Leighton and Eric Portman."
Niven arrived back from
France and "Bonjour iris
tesse," in time to read my
report Of his feud with Di-
rector Otto Preminger.
1T wasn't as bad as you
reported" he commented.
There was a misunderstood
Cont'd on Page E-3. Col. .
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THE PASSING SHOW
The PASSING SHOW
Will Movies Become Art
After Being Industry?

are the products Of the pub
fishing industry.
Mr.. Mankiewicz might be
described as an aggressively
free man. This is to say he
uses freedom. as he is pre-
pared to show in The Quiet
American" his current pic
ture which brought him to
town in connection with It's
Playhouse theater opening
on January %.
Films Greene Novel
The picture is based upon
Graham Greene's novel. IT'S
central figure. the quiet
American. Is an unfiattering
character who reflects the
authors disdatn for this
country. The book reviewers,
granting Greene technical ex-
cellence. took unkindly 70
the novel.
So did Mr.. Mankiewicz.
But. he took more decisive
action. Without retouching
the portrait Of the American
too drastically. he focused his
cameras on Greene's English
man In the book.
What did he find?
"As q movie-maker." he
says. Il am interested in hui
man behavior in certain stu
atoms which. by the way. is
what I think moviegoers are
interested in. Greene's Eng
lishman In the novel Is q
type that especially gets me.
He Is that intellectual who
tells himself he Is Just too
damned smart to let himself
become part Of the human
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comedy. or tragedy. or what
ever he calls 1t. He makes Q
passion Of being disengaged,
or uninyolved. and he Is too
blind TO see that he Is putting
more effort into this than
the man who dedicates him.
self to q more normal cause.
Not Anti Intellectual
I'm not against intellec-
t1als per Sc. ! shouldn't have
TO say. but this one Is one
Of my deep aversions. When
! read the book and the re-
views Of 1t. ! was less In
dignant for 0reene's dis
praise Of his American char
acter than for his admira-
ton for the books far less
moral Enelishman.s
As o writer. one who uses
images on film as effectively
as words on paper. Mr.. Man
kiewicz Is undaunted that
he may be challenged for not
sticking strictly to Greene's
original narrative. He Is pre-
pared to argue that he did
follow Greene. and in much
more than general outline.
From there, he does in
sist. however, on seeing the
contemplate in q major
character whom Greene
found admirable in his in
tellectual disdain for man
kind.
This could lead to quite Q
controversy. which Mr.. Man.
kiewicz would relish entirely
apart from any happy effect
1t might have on the pictures
boxoffice.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Things Keep Getting
Inthe Woyof' Oedipus'
Dear jay:

ASCdA Jay.
"Oedipus at Colonnus."
HMM. We do have our
troubles. don't we? Now for
more years than I can afford
to mention in print which my
more gifted students may
read. ] have been reading
your column. I've come to q
conclusion: you read too
many books.
Maybe all drama critics
read too many books. ] know
Coe reads. And I've seen
Donnelly on a public convey
ance with q shopping bag full
Of books: one Of which he was
reading.
Now IL you didn't read so
many books. you wouldn {
have this problem about
"Oedipus at Colonnus. And
that is a problem. Jay. Do.
you know that there is some
scholarly fist-in-face business
over whether there is one n"
or two in Colonnus? (What,
Mr.. Carmody asks. does SPELL
ing have TO do with art?) But
let me come to the point Of
answering your problem:
Why you can't see "Oedipus
at Colonnus.
Jay. there have been all
kinds Of interruptions getting
In the way Of our doing that
show. Years ago we first
slated it. Years ago the first
interruption came and that
caused the delay.
Which reminds me. I havnt
seen you since I came back
from my month in Germany.
Well. the Defense Depart
ment was very pleased with
the job. And ! saw many peo-
pie who remembered you
YOU! Oh. yes. YOU have q
problem about the Interrupt
tons which keep Oedipus
from the Catholic University
stage.
That stage Of ours. come to
think Of it. Jay, has had
some wonderful things hap
pen on It. But do you know
that 1000 high school boys
and girls were q part Of the
sell-out houses for our run Of
the Merchant Of Venice?
We're in the fifth year Of our
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effort to build tomorrow's
theater audience. a thing the
Greeks-the Greeksl-Oh,
that "Colonnus" piece you're
so worked up about.
Well. 1t was a kind Of best
seller in its period: Much like
Jean Kerr's Please Don't
Eat the Daisies" And you
know what I'm waiting for?
I'm waiting till Christopher.
Colin. Johnny and Gilbert
Kerr write THEIR book about
their mother. Now that
should be a book.
Well. Jay. there have been.
1t seems. a series Of things
always getting in the way Of
doing that Greek thing.
Maybe If they had a little
more concentration in the
headship in the drama de-
partment something could be
done.
Well. it was nice seeing you
that Sunday at the Redskins
Giants game. Especially with
the Skins winning. And that
certainly brings something to
mind:
I'll bet George Preston
Marshall would do "Oedipus
at Colonnus" between halves
Of a game at Griffith Stadium
next fall. There's your man.
Jay. And there's new fire for
your hopes. l hope.
Sincerely.
Father Hartke. O.P.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
BY JAY CARMODY
Star Drama EDITOR

AA -r-~-s8 1aANNN
. Joseph Mankiewicz made
. Nationwide appearance on
television several Sundays
ago.
He was q guest. as they
say. on the death-throes pro-
gram Of an hour ironically
called the Seven Lively
Arts" The impression he
created was that Of Q man Of
convictions. integrity. and q
ready touch Of asperity.
In its dying hour. Seven
Lively Arts" was contemplate
ing the skeleton of the rival
IL ID supposed to be killing.
the movies. The irony Of the
situation could not possibly
have escaped Mr.. Mankie-
wicz. His manner. however.
was that Of q man who had
chosen TO live above 1t.
Since Mr.. Mankiewicz is a
motion picture producer. this
may have surprised some
viewers. This could only be
because they did not know
one important thing about
him. namely that while he is
q movie-maker. he is not Of
Hollywood. He left there. six
years ago. not to change pro-
fessional status but rather his
address and the atmosphere
in which he carried on his
job. He now lives. in New
York. makes his pictures
anywhere, the latest in Sal
gon.
Impression Confirmed
To meet Mr.. Mankiewicz,
as some WaShingtonians did
during the last week. Is TO
confirm the impression he
created on television. =. He be-
haves like q man Of convic-
tons. integrity. and . ready
touch Of asperity.
Among his convictions Il
that HOLLYWOOD viii be the
better for losing its identity
as an industry. Movies have
suffered from the factory
produced implications Of this
word. he feels. Worse still,
they have actually been con-
trolled by the Industrial
minded. factory heads who
once made q lot Of money
producing canned goods for
q demanding market. The
factories had to be kept busy.
the market had to be sup
piled and an art form got
lost In the process.
Mr.. Mankiewicz did not
like this system. II gave him
personally the freedom to
produce such off-standard
and popular products a.
Letter TO Three Wives"
IAN About Eve" and Julius
Caesar" That was freedom
Of the sort q writer-director-
producer could relish, but
even II was limited. And
really savagely limited In the
case Of other creative talents,
Mr.. Mankiewicz says.
Studios Rental Space
Henceforth, with It's indus
trial aspects changing, Mr..
Mankiewicz thinks the NOV
les will be more like the legit-
innate theater. The studios
will be real estate. like the
National or Shubert, TO be
rented for specified periods
TO producers who are inde-
pendent. 30 long as he pays
the rent and behaves as .
good tenant, the producer
will insist upon his full
rights. He will make the pic
ture he wants TO make. with
a cast he chooses. and on .
budget which he will fix.
This will throw movies into
the hands Of creative, artistic
types. Mr.. Mankiewjcz feels.
They can hardly help being
better than ever. IN his opin-
ion.
Under such circumstances,
they might achieve the stand,
ing Of novels and newspapers
which do not lose their Gre
alive identity because they
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the show I'll never know.
But never. never again.
I'm back at the Goldwyn
Studio working for
Hecht. Hill and Lancaster.
in Separate Tables That's
where / started with Gold
wyn 20 years ago, All my old
chums are still there"
David starred In "Raffies"
for Goldwyn In September.
1899. when war broke out In
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10y cormody. drome editor Of The
Stor. seeentIy delivered himself Of
scholarly lament thot he would
not have q chonee TO see "oedi-
pus OF CoIonnus" at cotholic Uni
versity this season. He keeps
hoping. despite the foct thot no.
body ever hos steeed Sophoeles'
sequel to "oedipus Rex" within
bis ken. And despite the fact
thot nobody IS likely to stose Il.
Fother Gilbert v. hortke, head Of
the Gu speech and dsomo de-
pertinent. here undertakes TO ex-
plain Why his department decided
not to do the Greek dsoma otter
oil this season. The dromo de-
pertinent hopes this makes il oil
elear. though il isn't quite clear
to the drome department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
MAN AND BEST FRIEND

Rod Steiger, playing down-and-out finan-
cier, clutches his last remaining friend, name
OF Dolores, when ostracized by Mexican vii
layers in Across the Bridge" The film
adapted from Graham Greene novel will
start Wednesday at the Ontario Theater.
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"sayonara" l:o5 3:4S $50 and s:l5 pm.
cAPIroL-"Dont Go Near the Water; 1880. $685. $40.
7:45 and $50 pm
coLUMBA-"The Enemy Below; l:4o $40. S;45. 7:4S
and $50 pm.
DUPONT-"Port Of Shadows; sos 6:45 and 1920 pm.
KErTHs-"rarmshed Angels; $780, S35. SIS. TAO and
GAS pm
MacARTHuR-"How to Murder Rich Uncle; ass. ABS.
6:25, $40 and 955 pm.
METROPoLrTAN-"Sa yonara": l2o. 3:S5 6:35 and
9:l5 pm
oNTARIo-"Pusut Of the Graf Spec; l. 3lO Sis 7:2S
and $40 pm
PALACE-"Peyton Place; l. $50 $40 and $3.50 pm.
PLAYHOUSE-"An at Sea-; l. 2So, 405 5:S5, 7l0 S:45
ard 1920 pm
PLAzA-"And God Created Woman; 1910 3:l5. SIS.
735 and GAS pm.
TRANS-LUX-"Pal joey; l. 8, 5:lO 1880 and $40 pm.
uPTowN-"Around the World in 80 Days; and $3.50 pm.
$50 pm 49,
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TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE
STAGE

ARENA-"Brother Rat: pm.
NATIONAI-Dark Middle Of the Night; resumes to-
morrow.
sHUBERT-Dark. Maybe Tuesday" starts tomorrow.
SHpEEN
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

The Garrett County Roads Board
will receive sealed bids for the
purchase of one % 1858 four door
sedan automobile according to
specifications listed below:
Glass:
Ford, Fairlaine 500
Chevrolet, BelAir
Plymouth, Belvedere
Or make of comparative value.
Equipped with: Large heater
and defroster, turn signals, tinted
glass, foam rubber seats, auto
matte transmission, windshield
washer, electric wipers, large en-
CINE, and backup-lights.
Trade in: 1857 Chevrolet BelAir
four-door sedan.
Bids to be quoted as net cost to
county.
Bids will be received until 8
a m, DIST, on June %, 1858 at
which time they will be opened
publicly in the County Roads Of
flee.
The County Roads Board reserve
the right to reject any and all bids
BY order of the
Garrett County Roads Board
William w. Dewitt, engineer
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NOTICE

Notice is Hereby given, That the
following named person has
filed an application with the Board
of License Commissioners for Gar
rett County, Maryland, for Class
ID" License to sell BEER in Gar
rett County. Maryland, under
Article 2B, Annotated Code Of
Maryland.
Name of Applicant and Location
Of place Of Business is as follows;
Applicant: Wayne A. Frederick.
Location Oakland Country Club,
Inc Oakland Maryland.
Notice is hereby given, that a
hearing viii be held on said appli-
cation on June Is, 1858, at 100
p. m, CEST). at the office of the
County Commissioners of Garrett
County.
Date of first publication: May %,
1858.
The Board of License Commits
Sioners for Garrett County, Md.
VIRGINIA S. FLYER, Clerk
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Public Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE
IN OAKLAND. MARYLAND

Having determined that the fol-
lowing described property is no
longer needed for public purposes,
the undersigned hereby gives
notice that on
SATURDAY, JUNE Z. 1853
At 1890 o'clock a. my (DST)
the property heretofore used as a
County Roads garage, on Eighth
Street. in Oakland, Garrett Coun-
ty, Maryland, will be offered for
sale at public auction in front of
the Court House, in the Town of
Oakland:
All that lot or parcel of land
containing 13l acres. more or less,
which was conveyed to the Board
of County Commissioners of Gar
rett County. by deed from Asa T.
Matthews, executor, dated July II,
1941. and recorded in Liber A.GR.,
No 1875, folio 366, one of the Land
Records of Garrett County, Mary
land. and described therein as fol-
lows:
Beginning at a planted stone
marked "F' standing on the East
margin of Eighth Street in the
Town of Oakland. and running
thence with a part of the original
line of the whole tract, South 67
East 800 feet to an iron stake in
the aforesaid line and at a corner
of T. L. Shiplcy's land; thence
with this line, North % Is east,
1875 feet to stake and fence post;
thence North 65 81 West, 1886 feet
to a post standing on the East mar
gin of Eighth Street; thence with
the East margin thereof, South 90
West, 1915 feet to the beginning
This property is improved by
frame garage building, approx
mately 80 by so feet
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day
of sale. The right is reserved to
reject any and all bids.
The County Commissioners
of Garrett County, Nd.
ADV. 11-4t