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at the festival grounds near
the fire department on Rt. 81
near Auburn Rd.
Tonight's festivities will
include the selection an d
croWning of the festival que
en-, a Newbury girl who will
reign over the event and be
in the townships Memorial
day parade on Saturday.
Festival features, including
games, rides, eats and con-
cessions, will be open t o.
night, tomorrow night, an d
all day Saturday and S u n
day. A special kiddie mat :
inee, featuring 10 cent rid
es, will be held Saturday af-
ternoon.
Groups which will operate
concessions include The Fla
mes, fire department auxili-
ary, Burton Fellowcraft club,
Hambden fire department J,
Geauga TB g. Health ASsoci-
alton, Newbury Boy Scouts
and Explorer Scouts and the
Newbury American Legion
Post.
The Weekend's activities,
will close with a fireworks
display Sunday evening.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28
Ronald Krejci
to Appear on TV

Ronald Krejci, 100 South
ST., Chardon, has been asked
to appear over television sta
ton WIG in Pittsburgh, Pa,
with his modified stock car
on Sunday, May 81.
Many of the top drivers of
this division will also appear
to aid in promoting the mo-
dified stock car sport.
Ron's car No. 8, which is
owned and mechanical by
Bob May of Auburn, o., is a
Corvette powered Crosley
with fuel injection. The car
is sponsored by Ron's Auto
Clinic, 100 South ST., Char
don.
A veteran driver of eight
years, Ron is leading in the
point system at the Greater
Pittsburgh Speedway, where
the races will be televised
live from the speedway every
Sunday afternoon for an hour
and a half beginning S u n
day, June 2. There will also
be racing at this track every
Friday evening. Time trials
Tao, racing begias at 800.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28
w. Geauga to Graduate
81 Seniors On June ;

CHESTER The annual
commencement of the Class
of 1859 of West Geauga High
School will be held in t h e
West Geauga high s C h o o ]
Gymnasium on June 8. at 8;
pm. There will be a class on
81 graduates.
The speaker will be Pro-
fessor william G. craig
from Wooster College. H i S
subject "In the Time of Your
Life
Sunday evening, May 81,
the baccalaureate service
will be held in the h / g h
school gymnasium. The Rev.
Judson Townley, pastor of
the Community Church will
speak.
The class night exercises
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will be held Monday evening
June /, at 8 pm. in the Ches-
ter Elementary school gym.
A program of Skits and short
plays will be presented by
the Senior Glass at that time.
All senior awards will be
made at this meeting, a / S o
scholarships presented.
The following is the class
roll: Evelyn Randell, Susan
Brill, Polly Richmond, Judy
Dill, Richard Harris, Donna
Simpson, Robert III o r t o n
Marie Artino. Thomas Bak-
er, Eugene Balogh, Linda
Barnes, Wayne Bissell, Carol
Boss, Ronald Bottger, Eve :
lyn Brown, Thomas Cendro-
wski, Melinda Cholly, Jacq-
uelyn L. Christy, T h o m a S
Coburn, Jean M. Courtois.
Patricia Crittenden. Gary
w. DeGreen, Janice L. Dubs,
Pell Ebert, Kenneth Eppich,
Virginia Franklin, Ralph NJ
.Gaggini, Patricia Galiardi !,
Jon @. Groth, James Heck
Nancy Hitler, JoAnn Hollis,
Frank Horvath, Jerry w
Huffnagle, Iretta Hughey,
Edward Ivanovics. Karen H
Jackson, Vern G. j am e S
Robert T.. Fortney.
Darlaine G.. Jelinek, Pat,
rick John, Gregory j 0 h n
mann, Fred L. Johnson, Eric
K. Jones, RoseMarie Kole
sar, Anthony j. Kuret, Johr
Kosch, Jon Kus, Richard lie,
wandowski, Barbara A. Lou
cks, Susan T.. Martineau, Ca
rol L. Masiello, Donna j,
Matelock, jeanne F. Maur
er, Lawrence Minadeo, Dav'
i'd Mccormick.
Charles Moeller, Katherine
Moore, Shirley A. More
head Beverly L. Myers, Eli
zabeth Osbourn, Emil Paris
Geraldine E. Pekrul, Franc
es j. Petkosek, Lynn p. Pos
ey, Carol Runo, Nancy Rut
ledge, Carl e. Scott, Shand
or S. Singer.
Susen Skarl, JEANNE E
Smith, Robert A. Smith, Ag
mes Sojka, James A. South
wick, Sandra Souvey, Wayne
Sperry, Gloria L. Stanford
Helen G. St%aek, Diamme L
Sweet, Carolyn L. Tabler
Roger j. 10th, John L. Traue
Josette A. Trivisonno, w
Richard Vlah, Carol J. Vode
gel, Kenneth l.. Welsh, Mari
lyn White, Judith Wilmot
Sandra Wisner, Judith
Wright, Frank zrinsky.
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W.S.C.S. to Meet

The monthly meeting of
the Woman's Society of Chri-
stian Service of the Chardon
Methodist church will b e
held at the home of Mrs. L.
R. Demand, route 6, west,
at lis pm, Thursday, June
d.
New circles will be form
ed.
There will be a report OF
the Conference w. S. G. S.
meeting at Cambridge, given
by Miss Helen Murray and
Mrs. A. T.. Kirby.
Mrs. A. r. Muehleisen will
be in charge of the program
Devottions will be given by
Mrs. Henry Knapp, and Mrs
William Carson is in charge
of special effects. Ruth cir
Gle. Mrs. III. P. Bell, chair
man, will be aostesses.
.
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Burton Accountant
Is New Director

BURTON - C. r. Dowd,
Burton Troy Rd., has been
elected to the office of direc-
tor for the Cleveland Chap
ter of the National Associa-
tion of Accountants.
Mr.. DoWd is manager of
Ernst and Ernst accounting
firm.
The National Association
of Accountants is the world S
largest accounting associa-
tion. 1t is devoted, through
research, discussion and ex-
change of information, to the
development of a better un.
dersanding Of the nature,
purposes and uses of accouni
ing as applied to all types Of
business.
II
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28

DR.. Ralph E. Dwork, dir
ector of the state department
of health, this week replied
to a letter from. Roy L. Mes
lund, cambridge resident,
asking Qualification of Geau-
gas rabies vaccine program.
1t is my pleasure to answ-
er your letter Of May 18th re-
garding the Geauga County
rabies control program. You
are completely within your
rights in requesting clarifi-
cation of the necessity and
operation of any public pro-
gram.
1t is our understanding that
the Geauga County dog war
dens have been appointed "a
gents of the health depart :
ment and, as such, would be
empowered to enforce rul =
ings of the department. Al
though the resolution recites
the penalty for violation, the
penalty would not be impos-
ed by yirtus of this portion
of the resolution. This por-
ton of the resolution is, in
essence, a duplication of Sec
tion 3707 .99 (C) of the Revis-
ed Code, which is the pen
atty section for violation of
Section 3707.48 of the Revis-
ed Code, which reads as fol-
lows:
mo person shall violate
sections 3707 .01 to 3707 SO, in
elusive, of the Revised Code,
or any order or regulation of
the board Of health of a city
or general health d is trio t
made in pursuance thereof,
obstruct or interfere with the
execution of such order, or
willfully or Illegally omit to
obey such order"
The maximum penalty
might be severe for the vio-
lation of some health depart
ment regulations. However,
it must be kept in mind that
the law does not impose a
maximum penalty and disc
retion is left to the judge to
impose a penalty common :
surate with the facts of a par
ticular case. Certainly a ma
ximum penalty would not be
too severe should an unim-
munized animal contract ra-
bies and subsequently eX-
pose a human being to the
disease.
This department does n o t
have the authority to recon-
mend or set fees to be charg-
ed by veterinarians in t h e
practice of veterinary medi-
cine. In regard to the four
dollars which you state is
being charged in your coun-
ty, / might comment that
this is much lower than the
fee In many parts of the state
and in our opinion is not ex-
cessive. Further, this vaccin
alton protects your dog for
a period of three years and
so is much more economical
than the older vaccines which
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28

program is a valuable addi.
ton to your total community
health program.
In your letter you mention
only the immunization Of
dogs, but I hope you under.
stand that this is only one
phase of the total program
1t contains four other equal.
ly vital aspects:
/. Control of strays
2. Education of the public
and professional members oi
the community
8. Surveillance of diseases
in Wildlife for early detec
ton of rabies outbreaks
4. Investigation and prop.
er handling of animal bite
cases.
If we had more programs
like the one in G e a u G a
County, I am certain Ohio
wouG not have led the coun.
try in human deaths due tc
rabies in 1858.
If we can be of any furth
er assistance to you in this
or any other health matter
please feel free to call on the
department at any time.
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List Memorial Services
in Clardor, Area

The Chester Garden Club
will attend to the decorating
and flowers for these sergic
es. All interested are invited
to be present.
CLARIDON - 900 George
Wellman Marshall Carl Ho-
pc Guild assemble for march
at East Claridon Cemetery.
Boy Scouts to decorate -
follow veterens. Veterns ma
rch only around the outside.
Only of cemetery.
$50 Parade at East Clari-
don. Decorate graves
1890 Parade at the Center
Claridon decorate graves,
march to Honor Roll.
1870 Program in Church
1890 Dinner East Clari-
don w. S. C. S.
1870 Organ prelude Ell
sic Spurlock, groups sing
America, solo, Mr.. j o h n
Dingman. Introduction, Phil
Adams. Speaker, Rep. Rob
ert Cook, 18th district Con-
gress of the United States.
Solo, Groupe Sing God Bless
America, Benediction, r e v.
Ross, Postlude, Elsie Spur :
lock.
HUNTSBURG - 100 For
ming at school. All groups
and individuals wishing to
participate are asked to con-
tact George Walters.
1:30 March to Park
/ 1:50 Prayer, National an.
| them
| 200 Speaker
2::20 ". F. w. Dedication
2:40 Form Parade to the
Cemetery
! 2::50 Decorate graves
/ sos : March back to PARK
/ Guests speakers will be
Rev. Vance Frank, Union
vile; and Rev. Fletcher Tay
lor.
Cardinal High School bane
will participate in the parade
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28
Chardon Pupils
Win State
Test Honors

Three Chardon High School
students won state recogni-
ton in the recent final dis
trict state scholarship tests,
and they and ten others were
honored in their district, ac-
cording to high school Prin-
cipal Rex. w. Thornburgh.
In the tests, administered
in April at Hiram College,
Chardon students competed
with other high schools hav-
ing over 500 enrolment in
grades 8 II.
Carole Childs placed fifth
in the state in her division
in French /, and state hon-
orable mentions in that clas.
sification went to Frederick
Eplett in general science and
David A. Price in Algebra IL.
Ratings in the district are:
Carole Childs, third place in
French /; Frederick Eplett,
ninth place in general scien-
ce; Marvin Johnson. tenth
place in Latin 1; David Pri-
ce, 18th place in Algebra IL;
Constance Spare, 18th place
in French IL; Martha Neun-
dorfer, goth place in Latin /.
Honorable mentions went
to:Charlene Colvin, B o o X
keeping /; Dennis Jedlinsky,
Algebra /; Allyn McNaugh :
ton, Algebra IL; Linda Rose,
English X1; Tom Thornbur-
gh, English xii; David Wei
tzenhof, Chemistry.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28
Commend Burton Sailor
for Life~Saving Try

BURION - ID o n a l q M.
Brumage, torpedoman's ma
to seaman apprentice, USN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
A. Gould of Burton, wa S
commended by his comman-
ding officer April 25 for dis
playing outstanding bravery
He is serving aboard the
Atlantic Fleet destroyer ten
der USS Shenandoah, home
ported at Norfolk, Va.
On April 81, while working
on the pier at Norfolk, Bru-
mage heard the MAN Over
board alarm sounded by his
ship. Rushing to the edge of
the pier, he-Saw a man sink
ing face down in the water
between the ship and n
pier.
Disregarding his own safe
ty, Brumage Immediately di-
we'd into the water in an at
tempt to reach the rapidly
sinking body. The murkiness
of the water and the speed
with which tie body was de-
scending made Brumage's
repeated attempts unsuccess
full.
He continued to dive until
he was ordered from the wa
ter when it became apparent
that his own life was endang-
cred by exhaustion.
Brumage entered the Navy
in May 1885,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28

pastor of Char6on's Pilgrim
Christian Church, and D +
Alfred Bryan Bonds Jr.,.
president of Baldwin Wal
lace College, will speak at
Chardon High Schools 1859
graduation exercises, Prin :
cipal Rex Thornburgh an
nounced today.
Rev. Strong will address
the class at baccalaureate
services Sunday and d
Bonds will speak at commen-
cement next Wednesday,
both are at 8 pm. in t h e
Chardon High School gym :
nasium.
Rev. Strong, those sigma
ture as school board presi-
dent will appear on the 106
diplomas the high school is
giving this year, is leaving
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28
Lyman
Funeral Is
Wednesday

Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon at
the Ritondaro funeral home
for Harold G. Lyman, A, of
of 231 North Hambden street,
Chardon, who was killed in
an auto crash last Saturday
evening. Rev. Charles Strong
officiated and burial was in
Chesterland cemetery.
Mr.. Lyman died when his
car car he was driving east
on Kirkland Chardon rd. col
lided with a car driven by
Leroy Stone of Eastlake. He
was pronounced dead on ar
rival at Lake County Mem
orial hospital.
Mr.. Lyman was born Nov.
80, 1914. In Chesterland. He
moved to Chardon in 1947
Prior to purchasing T o w n
Line Dairy in 1916 he was
employed by Dean d a r y.
While operating his restaur-
ant he also worked as an in
spector at Tapco.
Mr.. Lyman was graduated
from Chester High School in
1882. He was a charter mem
ber of Chagrin Falls Mason
ic Blue Lodge and a mem
ber of Al Sirat Grotto. He al
so was a member of the Fra
ternal Order Of Police, Gle
veland Heights, and active in
civil defense. He was a for
mer member of Chardon Ju-
nior Chamber of Commerce
and the Eagles and l. ! o n
Clubs of Painesville.
Surviving are his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. CorWin L y
man, Edgewater, Fla; two
sons, Gary Of Chesterland
and Mitchell of Fairport
four brothers, Marritt L y
man of Middlefield, Kenneth,
! Chesterland, Gerald of S t
Petersburg Fla, and Maur.
ice of Chardon. and a sister.
Mrs. Cora Carter of Kirkland.
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|107 to Graduate
|froll, Chardor, School,

Chardon in mid June to ac-
cept a position as executive
director of Christmount Chr
istian Assembly in N TT h
Carolina.
He has been pastor Of the
Pilgrim Christian Church
since 1949, coming here from
Clyde, Ohio, where he serv-
ed for four years.
He holds a bachelor of arts
degree from Berea (Ky.) Col
lege, and bachelor of divin-
ity and master of sacred the
ology degrees from Oberlin
college.
Rev. Strong was first elect
ed to the school board In 1852,
and has served as its presi-
dent since January 1858. His
resignation from that body
becomes effective on June g..
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Gerald Felice, Patrick Fila.
Daniel Fritz. Daniel G f.
ford, Edward Grennan, Dav-
id Ivans, Geoffrey Jackson,
August Kawalec, Larry L y
man, Kenneth Mccullough
David Meducki, Frank Min
ar, Daniel Milsop.
Roger Morris, Francis o.
Malley, Patrick o. Malley /,
William Ray, Joseph r e d.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28

Sixty children received
their first communion at a
special Mass recently at st.
Mary's Church, Chardon.
Rev. James A. Walsh, pas
tor, administered the rite to
these parish children:
Michael Bishop, Donald
Bowman, Ronald Bowman,
Peter Bostwick, Thomas Bu-
day, Roger Butler, ] a c k
Corrigan, william Cumber ,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28

mond, Joseph Shelf, r a y :
mond Stone, Mark Taddie j,
Richard Tromm.
Charles Veverka, Patrick
Visel, Elbert Whitright, Rob-
ert zahler, Penelope Amore,
Janet Fink, Gloria Gaebler,
Margaret Glovan, Kathryn
Grennan.
Alice Hall, Deborah James
Gail Josephus, Jane Keller,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28

Kathleen Knapik, Kathleen
Kreici, Audrey Lechane, Ka-
thleen Medina. Linda Macy,
Janet Newton.
Margaret Ondrejech. An :
drea Pinkaty, Betsy Romans,
Ellen Sipan, Donna Siebert,
Sharon Singleton, Shirley ST.
ngleton, Mary Tvergyak, Al
ice Warner, Ella Fay Warn.
er, Karen Whitright.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28
Ho1stein Group

John Shallenberger of Che
sterland, Ohio has been ac-
cepted as a Junior member
Of The Holstein Friesian AS
sociation of America, Brat
tleboro. Vermont. He quail
fled for the Certificate OF
Merit and Junior Member :
ship pin through successful
dairy project work with reg
istered Holstein cattle.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28
Newbury May Festival
Gets Underway Tonight

NEWBURY The third
annual May Festival, spon :
sored by the Newbury Vol
unteer Fire Dept, opens to-
night for a four day stand
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Barry as producer. Shirley
MacLaine will star in the COM
edy. Paris, James JOyce's
choice OF voluntary exile, is de-
lighted with the stage digest Of
JOyce's Ulysses" This Is
the Ulysses in Nighttown," an
off Broadway hit last season, as
directed by Burgess Meredith.
Zero MOstel plays the
Stephen Dedalus role.
Tall Story" by Howard
Lindsey and Russell Grouse, will
have a longer title, THE Way
the Ball Bounces" as a movie.
!. Josh Logan who directed
the basketball comedy on
Broadway is repeating on the
movie. AS usual, Mr.. l..
shows a preference for Broad
way actors. :. His cast includes
Tony Perkins, Ray Walston,
Marc Connolly and Anne Jack
son. The latter is Mrs. Eli
Wallach in private life. .
Not always. but when they can,
the Wallachs alternate in act
ing and baby-sitting with the
three small Wallachs.
Most piquant name this COR
ner has run across in the
theater lately is that belonging
to Bathsheba Garnett. She
Is an off Broadway coproducer.
|. London's first new theater
since 1886 will be named the
Prince Charles. 1t is located
in the proper West End, seats
500, and will have Office and
apartment space above. .
Preston Sturgis who used to
make some of the smartest,
funniest movies c"The Great
Man Votes") returns to Broad
way this fall as playwright
director. II Belong to Zozo"
| is the title of his work, a farce
comedy naturally.
4 -
BULLETIN BOARD: VittOriO
de Sica, Italy's greatest direc-
tor, is back in his famous neo-
realist ("Open City," Shoe
shineD mood in The Roof"
which opens tomorrow at the
Apex. And John Sturges'
Last Train From Gun Hill"
opening at the Capitol on Sat-
urday, is John at his best since
Bad Day at Black Rock"
Room at the Top" refuses to
vacate at the Macarthur.
1t stays another week although
up the Creek" a new British
comedy, was slated to be its
successor starting today. :.
August 7 is the starting date
for Alfred HitchcOck's North
by Northwest at the Palace.
/. And the betting is that it
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
4. and Time Of Showing

o Stage
CandieIight Playhouse
"once More With Feeling
8:45 pm. % O.
Carter Barron AmphitheateI
Dark. Ballet Russo de Monte
Carlo starts August 8:
Olney-''Death Of a Sales
man; $3.50 pm.
ROsecroft Music Circus -
"Show Boat; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - THE Nuns
Story" ITO, $3.50, '6:35 anc
1925 pm.
CapitOl-"Say One for Me-
IL am, ITO, 3:l5, 5:25, 7:3s
and 9:45 pm.
COlumbia-"Day of the Out.
law" 1850 am, l:50, $3.50
$50, 1850 and ESQ pm.
Dupont - Grand Illusion;
lis, 800, $40. 1880 and 9:3t
pm.
Keiths - THE Horse Sol
diers;" II am, lilo, 800, 5:35
7:45 and 10 pm.
Macarthur - Room at the
Top" $50 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - 1.-THE Nuns
Story" 1880 am, 2:05, 4:40
1920 and 9:55 pm.
Ontario - THE Five Pen
Mes" /, $40, $40. 7:35 and
GAS pm.
Palace - This Earth 1,
Mine" 11:40 am, 2:10, ABS
7:O5 and 9:35 pm.
Playhouse - Middle of the
Night" II am, 1:05. 3:l5,
500, 1880 and 9:35 pm.
Plaza-"Love Is My Profess
sion;" 1880 am, 1880, $3.50,
$50, 1880 and $50 pm.
Town The Mummy" II
IN, 2, sos, $40 and 11:15 pm.
Trans Lux-"Anatomy of a
Murder" 10:40 am, 1:25, 4, Z
and 10 pm.
UptOwn-"The Big Circus
1920, 800, Sis, tbs and 9:1C
pm.
Warner-"South Seas Ad-
venture" $50 pm.
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him may have TO be changed,
committed an act which for
sheer keen-mindedness cata-
pulls him to the head OF the
class.
He is about to direct his first
movie, a western called AL
amo" which will have a budget
Of SO million. :. The dramatic
aspect OF this is not that he
has succumbed to the deluSion
of grandeur that eventually af-
ficts most big stars, a hunger
TO direct. 1t is rather that
Wayne is reinforcing Director
Wayne with a standby, standin,
or alternate; a chap name Of
John Ford.
Among potential advisors on
SO million movies, Ford is a
man without an equal. .
1t is he, of course, who made
Wayne a star 1t will be in
teresting to see what he can
do with the same pupil in grad
uate school, the harder, higher
education represented in d.
recting a picture.
"a
BIG YEAR COMING: Bust
ness is dazzling, no less, around
BeSS Davis Schreiner's Theater
Guild Office in the Raleigh
Even before the 1890 season
has taken shape, $500 sub
scriptions have been sold
1t is due in part, no doubt, to
the brilliant finish which Sun
rise at Campobello" wrote to
last season.
And, in another part, to the
fact that the next one will open
on August 81 with Maurice
Evans all-star production OF
Shaw's "Heartbreak House"
The Guilds rush off the mark
even before the starting gun
is a repeat of Arena Stages
earlier subscription sale for
next year which ran 20 per
cent above last years Which
itself was a record.
Also a reflection of the lively
legit is the fact that Olney, with
the highest taste standard OF
any summer theater in the
country, is having its best sea-
son. It's current Death OF
A Salesman" is a sellout save
for general admission for the
rest of the engagement. =.
And the advance for its next
production, "Rashomon," is the
best in the history of the Mary
land summer house under the
auspices of Players, Inc.
''Rashomon," a Broadway hit
last season with Claire Bloom
and Rod Steiger was regarded
as too special subjectwise for
a tour. But not for Wash
ington.
=
NAME NEWS: Nat Bench
ley, son of the late Robert and
Philip Barry, jr., whose sire was
the late playwright. will be a
producing duo this fall. =,
The project is young Benchley's
play. Frogs of Spring" which
will be filmed for MGM, with
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could turn into another "Some
Like 1t Hot" in popularity. .
Cary Grant, James Mason and
Eva Marie Saint head the cast.
=. A very glamorized Eva
Marie, let it be said. THE
Horse Soldiers" will remain one
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THE PASSING SHOW
T.. Wayne as Director
Makes Smart Start
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Editor OF The Star

John Wayne actor who both SCREEN and off, has
sometimes seemed create the impression that he
smart.
At any rate Wayne succeeded in suggesting that he
closer TO anntelecual than This evauaton Of
10 be changed however Wayne has Jus.
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more week at Keith's, giving
way next Wednesday to Darby
O'Gill."