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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-19
PICNIC ENJoYrD Nv
PATIENTS At HASTINGS
syATE HOSPITAL

Patients az Hastings BiAiH hos
pi,al WE'RE setsd with picnic on
the grounds Al the hospital on
sunday June 7. hoxtsd BY Mrs
Doxza Temple. JOB supervisor
a, the Institution
Twenty patients enjoyed dinner
served In the park
Helping Mrs Temple we're
hsssrs and Mines. Americas Jsts.
son Pred fessifnore, James Rob
er,s. ooey Johnson Mines Esnsis
Hicks, Agnes LsNis Corr Straw.
Their. Mas Geraldine Tpoksr. Mr.
Gene Goes and Mr. Wiuis acaFysf
me group plans 70 DO %ornsthing
each month for thee patients
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monthly meeting Sunday June a.
AZ tho homo OF Miss Dorothy nav
Is $3.50 Hardwood Az Plans were
formulated 10 haye a family pfc
mic In August
New Address, Mr. and Mrs
outs williams Jr formerly "
ass ~. Anthony Az are now re
siding at sie " Central Av
club Held rs~ctioni Mira Rob.
ert Johnson was elected president
Of the auburhanites Club when the
club held It's regular election Fri.
day. June ~, at the home ~ Mrs
prvxel Pugh, ass Carroll Az.
other officers elected were Mines,
Joseph Waters. vice president
Mary Motion smith. secretary.
Julius Clemens. treasurer and Rob
ert jackson, reporter Plans were
,iiacuancd for tho clubs annual
pirnc scheduled Tor August Mrs
Joseph Waters, $50 lglchart Az
win be hostess at the next meet
ing ON Friday, July "a
Cmb Datcg Mrs Charica Ora
ham, Tgi 81 Anthony Az viii be
hostcns 20 tho Matinee bridge Club
on Tuesday June "a. az her home
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ANN LAURA PATTERSON
FErEp AT PARTY
ON I2rH BIRTHDAY

A group of gtrl friends helped
Ann Laura Patterson celebrate her
twelfth birthday at party given
by her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Ches-
ter Patterson ON Tuesday after
noon, june 10
The rollicking festivities were
held from 3 90 pm on the lawn
at their home, GOT Carroll Av
The group played hadminton after
which they enjoyed barbecue
supper and roasted welnors
Ann Laura received many beau
tinh gifts and tho most cherished
is wrist watch gift from her
father
Washing the honoeee happiness
while enjoying tho FUN were Deana
and Cherry Clark. sharrata Hunt
Patty Napue and Maher lhomp-
son
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His visit was a happy occasion for
his brother James who has been
on the sick list. but is well on the
road 10 recovery and to resuming
his normal activities.
Family Visitors: Spending a few
days in the city were Mr.. and Mrs
r. p. Latirnore Of Detroit, Mich,
who were the house guests Of
Mrs. Iatimore's sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Lewis
OF 1897 Fourth Az. s The visitors
divided their time visiting with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Lati-
more a former resident Of Mime
apolis. is also the sister Of Mrs,
Wilson Bailey and Mr.. John l..
Nelson. They left for their home
on Thursday
Anniversary Greetings; Greet
ings TO Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lott
Of 1880 Bryant Av. NJ, who viii
observe their 18th wedding an
niversary on Sunday. June 81.
Garden Tour: Minneapolis Gar
den Lovers held their annual gar
den tour Tuesday morning, june
10, starting with breakfast at 2
am. at the home OF Mrs. Spencer
Shivers, 1921 Fourth Az. s. Fol
lowing breakfast tour was made
Of her garden, then 10 Mrs. Ben
Mouton; from there they went 70
Mrs. Gordon Granger; to Mrs
Mae Marshall: 10 Mrs, Frank Con
ner. then TO Mrs Hardy White
Mrs. Andrew Clark Sr and from
there 10 Mrs. Booker Spencer, a
new member. The tour was con.
cluded at the home Of Mrs. Il, l.
Sims, 404O Fourth Av. s.. whers
members enjoyed a potluck lunch
The gardens were beautiful in spite
of the open winter and among
those listed as outstanding were
gardens Of Mines n white. a. J
Clark sr., F. Conner and Il T
Spencer. Enjoying the tour along
with members were Mrs james
Walker, Mrs Mamie White anC
Mr.. and Mrs GARRISON Houser Of
st. Paul
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Family Visitors: Mrs, Maxine
Franklin and daughter Beverly
and Mr., and Mrs. Matthew Nc.
Kinney OF Madison. FLA. arrived
In the city June 10. and arc thS
houseguests Of Mr. and Mrs Lawr-
ence Cooley OF 1924 Irving Av n
Mrs Franklin and Mrs Mckinney
are sisters OF Mrs, Cooley Mrs
Mckinney win spend the summer
in the city and win attend two
sessions Of summer school at the
University Of Minnesota The
Franklins viii leave for their home
this weekend
Wins Door Prize; Ozell Smith,
S3t2 Smelling was the lucky win.
ner OF the hi-n set given as door
prize when the Horsemen held
their matinee dance Sunday after.
noon. June "a. at the Marigold
Ballroom. The affair, one OF the
highlights of the weekend, was well
attended and reported financial
success, Guests enjoyed the after
noon Of dancing and merrymahing.
Return From Vacation; Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Cochran. 4420 Fifth
Av s.. returned home June IL,
from a vacation motor trip 10
Michigan They visited relatives
and friends in Battle Creek Jack,
son and Detroit and report a won,
derful vacation was enjoyed.
Enjoying Bahamas: A note from
Rev and Mrs G w Mcconnell
from Nassau. the Bahamas. re,
ports they are haviig wonderful
time and seeing many sights ans
beautiful scenery Rev. Mcconnell
was the officiating minister nj q
wedding on Sunday, June Z They
attended the Undcrtakers Conyen
tiou In Nassau Juno IL The Me
Conneirs travelled by air from Yves
Palm Beach. Fla 10 Nassau
4 Hospitalizcd: Mrs Carrie Neal
3s4s FIFTH Az s. is patient II
Fairyiew hospital where she Is un
derEoinR diagnostic treatment
Anniversary Grcetingsi Greet
lngs 60 Rev and Mrs William y
williams OF 20i5 22nd Av s.
who observed their path weddlni
anniversary on Tuesday, June is
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Newcomer To minneapolis Mr.,
Roy J Lockett, asi2 Portland Az.
is newcomer 20 Minneapolis and
hopes 60 make Il HIS future home.
Mr. lsookett il manager of the
voaoalairea, mixed choral group
with headquarters In Cleveland
O The quartet IL composed of
June lloaley OF 81 Louis. Mo, June
unrfn Cleveland, Henry Finnoy
Cleveland ana Mr. Lockett The
group has given concerts and APP
poarod 10 recital thru ohio, Mich.
lgan Indiana, Illinois Wisconsin
and Iowa
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CLAIM JUVENILES SMASHED
CAR KYpT IN GARAGE

Jessie Thornton. 73T W Central
told police June II that his car,
parked IN a garage AT The sear
Of the address was damaged ~
Juveniles
The entire roof ~ his car was
ripped or. the wind shild tan
lights and head lights were also
smashed.
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Social and Personal
Il ST PAUL Il

Attending Summer School Arriving Monday by motor from
Seattle Wash, Miss Bobby Petty, former ST Paute who
teaching In the Seattle school system Miss Petty will
school at the University Of Minnesota and viii
be IN the city for six weeks She the housegueS Of Mrs Christ
Turner for al w Central Az She will divide her time
visiting relatives and friends during her stay
Meoors Held Meeting; The Moteors held their regular
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Carolyn Joyce Rawlings Exchanges
Wedding Vows With Clarence Toliver
At Mount Olivet Church June | ;

Mount Olyet Baptist Church in 81 Paul the impress.
Sve setting the marriage of Miss Carolyn Joyce Rawlings,
daughter az and Godfrey Rawlings Of 66 lgchat Az
and Clarence William Toyer Of Mr. James Tover Sr Of
45l6 Third Az. s. Minneapolis,
The double ring ceremony performed by the pastor
clock ia the evening Saturday Juno
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touvERNt NOBLE sFltcrs
ATTENDANTS FOR WEDDING

Miss t.ouvernc Isabelle Noble,
SvS2 Fourth Az 8, has chosen
her attendants for her approach
ing wedding
Mira Charlene Hall. hcr sister
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Social and Personal
z MINNEAPOLIS

Convalescing AT Home. Mrs Rufus Webster, 4o37 Third
convaescing home after undergoing minor surgery
Farvew hospital the past weekend Mrs Webster is in
excellent condition and viii make speedy recovery
Brother Was Guest Mr. Arthur Moppins Of Kansas City
Hans spent few days in the city visiting his brother and
ssern-law, Mr. and Mrs James Moppns of 1916 Fifth Az
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cot Of Hospital Thomas Evans.
1905 F1fth Az g.. returned homo
Monday from Veterans hospital
where hc was patient and ia 90.
ing fine and making good ~.
Uuvery
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The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
rIMBERLrNE WORKERS

The fourth meeting of the
Timberline Workers All Club was
held at the Sterling Swigart home
on March l3, at 800 with nine
members present.
Our guests for the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner King and
Aroii. Our main speaker was Aron
King who gave a talk On national
All Club Congress and showed
slides on it.
Rose gave a demonstration on
Beauty at the center, Grace gave
one on how to select a tape mea-
sure.
We sang Happy Birthday and
presented cards and a birthday
cake to Mrs. Peterson and Albert
Christensen.
Mrs. Swigart showed the girls
how to make crepe paper john
quilts, which was very interest
ing.
Our last meeting of the animal
nutrition meetings was held
home at 800 with 26 present.
DR.. D.. c. Baker was the speaker
for the evening, talking on animal
parasites and lice control.
Lunch was served.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
CHARLEY CREEK SNAPPERS

A meeting of the Charley Creek
Snappers All Club was held at
the ST. Bernard Catholic Church.
Friday evening, March Is. All
members and leaders were pre-
sent, and three visitors. Roll call
was answered by naming a safety
rule.
A poster was made for the White
Cane Drive. We will sell White
Canes to help the blind starting
March %. A supper was planned
for the evening of April 3, at the
Elmdale Hall, where there will be
an lFYE delegate to speak. Karen
Ruffatto gave a demonstration on
how to iron dress sleeves with a
light bulb. Joe Schmitz gave a
demonstration on lamb feeding.
After the meeting was adjourn
ed, we had entertainment for the
parents and visitors. The girls
studied patterns, and were ad-
vised on the types of materials.
Also, they worked on button holes.
The boys studied their tractor
books. Lunch was served by Chris
tine Schmitz. Our next meeting
will be held the third Friday of
April, at the church basement. 1t
will be a nationality supper given
by the All mothers for friends and
of the club.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
HI-LITERS

The Lambert Hi-Liters All Club
held their fourth meeting, March
16, at 7.30 pm. in the 5th and 9th
grade room of the Lambert Public
grade school.
The meeting was called to order
by Lynn Salisbury, president. Ter
esa Burton, recreation leader, led
the members in the song, Tell Me
Why" After the pledges were said
the old business was talked over.
No lunch was served because
of the late notice of the date of the
meeting. 1t was decided that Janet
Miller and Rennie Heringer would
serve lunch at the next meeting
which is to be held this coming
Thursday, March 10, at 7:30 pm.
at the Lambert grade school.
Because of the absence of Marll-
yn Rogers, secretary, Patti Schill-
ing, reporter, read the roll call
and the minutes. Marilyn Rogers
resigned as secretary so a new
secretary was elected, Louett
Salisbury.
It was decided that our meet
ing this summer would be held in
the Lambert Saddle Club building.
Harley Roath, assistant county
extension agent, and Mrs. Red
gren, home demonstration agent
gave talks to the All members on
their projects after the meeting
was adjourned.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
Power City

Mrs. Raymond Kolstad and two
children Craig and Curtis arrived
last week from Billings to visit
at her parents home, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Scheetz.
Miss Eileen Petersen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peter
sen Jr. plans to arrive home for
the Easter holiday on Thursday
from Billings Business College.
Mrs. Russell Mercer entered the
Sidney Hospital the first part of
last week where she had major
surgery. She's getting along as
well as can be expected and we
wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Marker were
host at a family dinner at their
new home on Sunday. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kinzle
and two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Marker and son Rickie
and also Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Marker.
Saturday overnight guests at
the Henry Rau home were their
and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Strashiem of Terry, Mont.
Visiting on Sunday afternoon
at the Philip Scheetz home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hen and
sons Rodney and Dennis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben StraShiem and
TWO sons.
Those of this area who attend
ID the double twenty fifth we'd
ling anniversary celebration of
Mr. and Mrs. George Haffner
md Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Rien on
evening, March 20 at the
Ibenezer Congregational Church
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Bux-
,oum, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Kukus,
dr.. and Mrs. Alex Rau, MI. and
drs. Henry Rau, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
,adt and daughter Patti, Mrs.
Blodgett, and Mr.. and
IRIS. Ruben Hamburg. Patti Badt
ang 20 Promise Me" and THE
.ords Prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Scheetz
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Ham
urg attended the wedding of
larence Hen and Jane Petersen
Saturday.
Friday evening supper guests
t the Marvin Rau home were MI. J
nd Mrs. Wilmer Lorenz and fam
y, the occasion being the Rau's {
tile son Jeff's first birthday.
visitors at the Marvin !
aus were her sister and family, {
Ir. and Mrs. Curtis Hunter of J
airview. ]
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25

CHARTER NO. 1879
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
NEW All CLUB

A meeting was held at the home
of Gail Groshart's to organize a
new All club. Our leaders are
Mrs. Lloyd Scoles and Mrs. Earl
Ellwien. We nominated Cheryl
Lund and Lila Evanson for Presi-
dent. Cheryl was elected president,
Lila Evanson was elected vice.
president. Cheryl Scoles was
elected Secretary-Treasure. Gail
Groshart is the reporter and Shir-
ley johnson is recreation leader.
Our dues will be five cents a
month. The meeting will be held
each Monday, SO that we will be
able to make things for the Fair.
Our first project will be Sewing
for Fun. We plan to make a pin
cushion at the next meeting, which
will be held at the Scoles, home
with Shirley Johnson as the host
ess.
The meeting was adjourned and
a delicious lunch was served by
Mrs. Scoles and Mrs. Ivan Gros-
hart.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
Special Notice To All
All Club Members

All members are reminded to
report to the NYA Hall anytime
after 10 am. on Saturday March
20 If they wish to help with the
White Cane Tag Day Sale. Post
n made by All Members are on
display this week.
Anyone not contacted and wish
ing 10 contribute to the Montana
Association for the Blind may
send their donation to Mrs. Ann
Bauman, Girard Rte. Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
HAPPY STITCHERS

The Happy Stitchers All Club
met at the home of Cathie Tuott
on March IL, at 400 pm. The
meeting was called to order by
vice-president, Susan Crosgrove
with two leaders and seven mem
bers present. A song was sung by
the group and the All Pledge and
American pledge was said, led by
Peggy Ruggles. Roll call was ans
wered by giving a healthful menu
for one day.
It was decided to make a poster
for the White Cane Drive. Cathie
Tuott gave a health report on the
Seven Danger signals Of Cancer.
A lesson was given on slip stitch
ing a hem and sewing on snaps
in the correct way. A report was
given on our window display dur
ing All Club week.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
CHILDREN 25e EKC
ADULTS SOC AN0

poster contest.
For the program Mrs. Aarrses
read an article entitled, "Oration
on School and Related Problems.
The program closed with all re-
peatinG the Aronic Benediction-
A delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. Mielke during a social
hour.
The next meeting will be held
April II at the home of MIS-
Spaur with Mrs. Lightner as as
sistant hostess.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25

TIRED OF YOUR LIGHT
BULBS BURNING OUT EVERY
TWO OR THREE WEEKS. BUY
THE NEW DURO LITE BULBS
AT THE NEW SIDNEY DRUG
STORE. THEY AXE GUARAN-
TEED FOR A YEAR. 1O-Itc
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
JOLLY

The sixth meeting of the Jolly
Hilltoppers was held March 9 at
300 pm. at the Gale Childers
home.
There were seven members, pre-
sent. The pledge of Allegiance and
All pledge wasled by Kathy Chill
ders.
Kathy Childers gave a demons
tration on how ia cut out a pat
tern. Jon Bradley gave a demon
stration on how to test grain.
Mrs. Childers served a very
delicious lunch. After lunch we
played games.
Our next meeting will be held
April 10th, at 700 pm. at the
Archie Strand home.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
4-H NEWS

I meeting to show slides. The club
also decided to invite the neigh
bors to listen to u speaker.
Clyde Jensen and Yayne Wick
gave a demonstration. Gordon
Jensen led us in recreation. Mrs.
Jensen served a very delicious
lunch
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
MRS. GEORGE MIELKE
SIDNEY VIZ

ENTERTAINS SIDNEY W.C.T.U,
The regular meeting of the
Sidney W.C.T.U. was held at the
home OF president Mrs. George
Mielke, where the meeting opened
with the song, This is our
Fathers World. Mrs. Aarnes led
the devotions.
Following the devotional service
the regular business meeting was
held. Correspondence was read
and there was a discussion on our
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25

Service is a fast-disappearing
phenomenon on the American
scene.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
GUARD JOLLY WORKERS

The Girard Jolly Worker Al
club met on March IA, at Elmer
Jensen's. The club decided to in
vite Max Stone, a trapper from
Wolf Point to came to our next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

France after completing his
present picture with Olivia de
Havilland. 'Libel." Dirk Is
selling his country home In
Buckingham county. The
move, he says, is not to evade
high British income tax. but
to escape Britain's cold winters.
Bogarde will be coming to
Hollywood to star In THE
Franz List Story"
The Mcclure sisters. a hit at
the Desert Inn. were signed for
another months engagement
this summer. before opening
night applause had died down.
The girls will make close to
$3.50. 900 this year. counting the
$250,000 they are being paid
by a soft-drink company TO do
some TV commercials.
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note to CathIeen Nesbitt. who'd
appeared with Rex Harrison in
Eliot's THE Cocktail Party.
Dear Cathleen. with you and
Rex In the company, / find a
kind Of paternal interest which
Shaw never aroused in my
breast before" David o. Selz-
nick saw the show and said
to Miss Nesbitt: well, Cath
leen, here's that old-age pen
sion you've been talking about"
Franz Alters, the conductor
Of the show. is Czech, and Eng
lish Is a new tongue to him.
For MY Fair Lady" he was
given special lessons in Cockney
to be able to pick UP the cues.
When Cecil Beat0n, who de-
signed the costumes, was pre-
pairing to take a vacation in
England. he told Oliver Smith,
who designed the sets: Never,
In all my years. have producers
been so anxious to have me
leave" 1t meant they'd get
Beaton's house seats.
Frederick Loewe sat in the
Blue Angel one night listening
to the performers for two
hours. He heard nobody sing
ing any of the MY Fair Lady"
songs any more. This means"
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

"SOME CAME RUNNING"-James Jones' rawly written tale
Of the beatnks with Oscar-sze Shirley Mac
Laine.
MEN IN WAR"A low budget picture which the critics
have hailed as one Of the best stories.
"AUNTIE MAME"-Rosaind Russell in an Academy award
nominee for her portrait Of this rugged individuas
THE LAST HURRAH-Spencer Tracy gives stunning per-
Torrance one Of the last Of the big city bosses.
"CITY LIGHTS"-The film that many regard as Charlie
Chaplins greatest, and not without reason.
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he said. "it's time for a new
show" That's when he and
Lerner started working on
"Gigi."
An Indian Journalist who
was invited here by the State
Department said he'd come
only II he could be assured
OF an exclusive interview with
President Eisenhower and two
tickets TO MY Fair Lady" The
State Department said II could
meet only one Of these two con-
ditions. RossanO Brazil had
cocktails with Richard Rogers
In New York and kept fidgeting
because he had tickets TO my
Fair Lady" and didn't want to
be late. Rogers told him the
PIMA role in the movie, South
Pacific" was his. Brazil said
that 1t made him the only man
to whom MY Fair Lady was
an anticlimax.
At the London premiere. with
the same principals who'd
worked on Broadway. all went
well. At the curtain Moss Hart
told Lerner and Loewe: well,
boys, there's nothing like being
on the road two years."
One night, when the chande-
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HOLLY WOOD
Enrol and Pat Farley
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-
Pat Wymore has a date to meet
her wandering and warning
husband. Enrol Flynn, in ia
maica next month. to discuss
the future-if any-of their
marriage. Recently Flynn sent
Pat an olinga from Cuba. An
olinga is a night-prowling ami
NAL. Rod Steiger, describ-
ing his role in "Rashomon":
Il play the bandit like an over
grown football player"
Fred MacMurray, who APP
preciates a dollar. was given
two fully equipped kitchens for
his gas association commercial
-one for his Beverly Hills
home and the other for his
Northern California ranch.
Doris Day descends on Scot
land for her Roar Like q
Dove" movie, TO be made prob
ably with British actor Peter
Finch.
Dick Powell is after young
recording star Johnny Cash
(l0,000,O00 records sold in four
years. for the Hoagy Car
michael-type piano player in
his mo Limit" picture at goth
Fox. :. Jean Haven is up for a
new comedy television series,
Bringing Up Katy"-her first
series since leaving The Danny
Z Thomas Show" two years ago.
Donald Duck will be IS on
Oscar night, April 6. He should
get an award for longevity. (. (.
The Hollywood hostesses who
turned away from Ingrid Berg
man when she fed the United
States for Roberto R0ssellini
are planning scads of parties
in her honor when she returns
after a l0-year absence to pre-
sent the award for the best
actor of 1858. David Niven is
number one in the betting for
this category.
David Korda. nephew of the
late Sir Alex, is wooing l8-
year-cld actress Penelope
HOrner, described as Britain's
answer to Brigitte BardOt.
Good-looking Cesare DanOva,
now finishing his role at Doth
Fox in THE Man Who Under
stood Women" with Leslie
Car0n, has received some good
offers to make movies in his
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lier began descending during
Rex Harrison's scene. 1t sud-
denly lifted his toupe from his
head and Harrison watched the
nightmare-the chandelier 60
ing UP carrying his toupe. He
demanded that the culprit be
brought to him or else he'd not
60 on for Act 2. Phil Adler,
the stage manager. said, mo.
Rex. ] won't bring him here.
He's a brute. You'll insult him
and he'll kill you" Harrison
was placated by being per-
mitted to telephone Moss Hart,
director Of the show, and
sounding of to him.
\ y
A few weeks after the show
opened there was a report that
Sam Goldwyn had bid for the