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sing two songs with lyrics by
playwright Lillian HelIman. . .
With the Screen Writers strike
threatening TV. too. a major
studio is considering solving
the problems by selling post
l948 films to TV.
After March l therell be no
more f1remen assigned to duty
In Broadway theaters-thus
ending a practice which has
been in existence for almost so
years. The firemen posted back
stage at OrSOn WeIles' Mercury
Theater, during "Danton's
DEATH" posed a problem-be-
cause there was no scenery in
the show. Welles solved it, by
dressing his cast in dark suits
similar to firemen's. At one
backstage party a guest told
the fireman: Want to meet
someone famous?" The fire.
man nodded. The man took the
fireman aside and said: I'm
William SarOyan."
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There's some odd casting of
minor roles in the current
shows: Chandler COwles has a
minor role in THE Cradle Will
Rock" He's also co-producer of
"Caligula." the Albert Camus
play which opened Tuesday
night. Robert Chambers. CO.
producer of Little Mary Sum-
shine" plays an old Indian
guide in the show And
one of the doodling reporters"
at the "Andersonville Trial"
who sketches the actors and
audience, is William Scharf,
the artist.
Recently CarmelO SOraci, a
forger, was released after 20
years Imprisonment. He was a
frustrated artist who won the
courts attention by the stained
glass work he'd done for the
prison chapel. There is
hope that Soraci will wind up
differently than did William
Samet, an illiterate who served
l9 years in Sing Sing. In ap-
plying for release he proved his
Self-education by reciting the
classics and showing his paint
ingS. Judge Sam LeibOwitz
freed him, as rehabilitated
man. Samet later was caught
in a Tulsa bank robbery.
James Michener is leaving
for a two-month tour of Mexi-
co, to do research for his next
book Kay Donovan flew
from Hollywood to New York.
at her own expense, to addition
for the new musical, Chris
tine"
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Clock Wotchino

Washingtonians eat later
than most people, at least one
restaurant man believes.
When l lived in Norfolk, 8"
says John Prince, manager of
the Town House, 1865 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV, Restaurants
did their biggest business from
$50 to 7:30. At the Town
House there are few people by
7 O'Clock, and the real crowd
doesn't start until after g."
Evening star., 1960-02-18

duck is baked. deboned without
breaking the skin. pressed nat
and fried. It's eaten like pizza.
Evening star., 1960-02-18

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"THE BIG FISHERMAN-Spectacle treatment of the BbI
cal story of Simon called Peter.
"CAT On HOT TIN ROOF"-EliZabeth Taylor sizzes in
the turbulent Tennessee Williams drama
EUGENE ONEGIN-Splenddly- sung and pictOray hand
some Russian movie of the TschakOwsky opera.
THE LAST ANGRY MAN"-PauI Muni in a heart warming
portrait of fame-reSiSting family doctor.
LII ABNER-Peter Palmer, Stubby KAYE and scads of
girls in ree-wheeling foolish musical froic.
THEY CAME TO CORDURA"-Rta HaywOrth, Gary Cooper
and Van Heflin in a suspensefuI outdoor yarn
Evening star., 1960-02-18
rADTTnT UYTT II, 1871

CAPITUL HILL as p, p 'Isz.1 Az. So
Last Day! ROCK HUDSON, BEND
OF THE RIVER" color. 2:45. sos.
$40. ASSIGNMENT REDHEAD''
(mobs and rackets) 1:2O. 4:45, sos.
Evening star., 1960-02-18

Tomorrow. Schools out Matinee
open IL AM. THE LITTLEsT
AGE OF BLACK BEAUTY" Color,
l2:4O. 3:35 Theater Cleared 8 PM.
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ways told me that when your
nose twitches, 1t means rain.
Your nose twitched. so guessed
rain-and that the customers
would find out about the rain
at intermiSsion. And when il
rains, audiences don't laugh:
they worry about how they'll
get home"
Larry Blyden will star in TVS
PLAY of the Week. Very
Special Baby" 1t will be seen
on TV seven nights - longer
than the plays Broadway run
+. Beth Leary, the socialite,
said in declining to co-sponsor
the April-in-PariS Ball: I'll do
it as soon as I hear of an April
in-New York Ball given in
Paris"
The City Center's full Or
cheStra now supplies the music
for Marc BIitzstein's opera,
The Cradle Will Rock" In the
original production Blitzstein
supplied the lone accompani-
ment, at the piano. The Mu-
SicianS Union insisted that 10
musicians be hired as stand
bys. They'd do nothing but
collect salaries. BlitzStein chose
the neediest men-four cor
netiStS, three flutistS and three
tromboniStS. The union lead
er: That's no orchestra" .
BlitzStein: That's the orches-
ira I want to have not play
my opera"
Felicien Marceau, author of
"The Good Soup" will fly to
New York to clarity his war
time record. He will point to
the fact that France never has
offered refuge to any Nazi fu-
gitive-and France gave him
citizenship. Also, his show. THE
Egg" was performed in Israel
l67 times. In Toys in the
Attic" Jason RObards. jr., will
Evening star., 1960-02-18
Coo Pot Pie

my Fair Lady" is the name
Of the luncheon special at Rob-
ert's, the new restaurant in the
Towers Apartments, 420l Ca
thedral avenue NV.
1t consists of a tossed salad,
Evening star., 1960-02-18
Chinese Pizzo

Duck as an appetizer may
seem unlikely, but that's onS
way the Chinese eat it.
At the Yenching Palace,
1924 Connecticut avenue NV,
it's called palace duck" The
Evening star., 1960-02-18

crepes suzette filled with white
chicken meat and topped with
Hollandaise sauce, and raSp-
berry sherbet with French wa
fer. Robert Sonntag, the owner
dreamed it up for a private
luncheon for a group of women
one day, and now he says IS
per cent of his lunchtime Gus
toners order it.
Still to be named is the din
ner special, which is COO au vim
with a crust-a sort of chicken
With-Wine pot pie.
Evening star., 1960-02-18
Lots of Butter

The butter almost crowds
the bread of the plate at
Goldie Ahearn's. Connecticut
avenue and NJ street NV. In
stead of the usual tiny pats.
you get half of a quarter
pound stick.
Don't spare the butter" the
menu advises. I'VE get it for
nothing" The latter part is not
to be taken literally.
Evening star., 1960-02-18

Fri Sat. School Mat. Noon Cont.
HOUSE Z HAWKS" REVENGE
FRANKENSTEIN Starting Sun
day: NEVER so FEW"
Evening star., 1960-02-18
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Evening star., 1960-03-06

made a number of successful
one-day stands. playing to
large and enthusiastic audi
ences, usually in outdoor con-
certS. Local press reports,
judging from clippings arriving
here, were full of praise for
the orchestra and American
culture in general. Ten-minute
standing ovations after a con-
cert were common.
Several concerts were broad
cast over nationwide radio and
televiSion networks.
The plane crash came when
the rest Of the band was in
Buenos Aires. 1t was then the
band made the decision to
carry on its job.
Its reception in concerts dur
ing the next few days at San
tiago, Chile, and Montevideo,
Uruguay, was tumultuous, &C
cording to news reports. Am
basSadors' reports said the
goodwill benefits were re-
markable.
When funeral arrangements
for the 10 dead were completed,
on consultation with the next
of-kin, the tour ended. The
men flew home instead of wait
ing for the Macon.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Gonzugo High
Wins GW's I'd
School Debate

Gonzaga High School won
George Washington University's
second annual high school de-
bate tournament yesterday.
Teams from % local schools
debated the topic, Resolved:
That the Federal Government
should substantially increase its
regulation Of labor unions"
The runnerup school was
Bishop Denis ]. O'Connell High
School in Arlington, and third
place went to Falls Church
High School.
Gonzaga's team members
were Robert Mccarthy, James
Wood, Joseph O'Conneil and
Jim Gildea. e
Wakefield High School, rep
resented by Carol Baldwin and
Curt Won Kann, was voted the
best affirmative team. Grove
ton, with John Mark and Mary
Anita Jones, was the top team
for the negative.
Winning individual speakers
for the affirmative were Robert
Mccarthy and James Wood
from Gonzaga and David Lach-
terman from George Mason
High School in Falls Church.
Top debaters for the negative
were John McGrath of Arch
bishop Carroll High School, Tim
Huffman of Bethesda-C Chevy
Chase and David Mulroy from
Archbishop o'Connell.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington. D. C., March s, 1860
Novy Band Here Tomorrow
From Trogedy-FiIIed Tour

Burke asked Comdr. Brendler
how the men felt, and he re-
piled that they wished to con-
tinue.
The tour was cut by one
concert, however. to permit the
men to return to Washington
in time for military funeral
services to be held at 1:45 pm.
Tuesday In Arlington Gene
terry.
The Navy said the tour was
planned originally to take ad-
vantage Of transportation that
would be available during the
Presidents Latin American
tour. Not having the money
to pay for commercial trans
portation, the band had to
wait until it could hitch a
ride.
The chance came when the
Cruiser Macon was assigned to
accompany the Presidents
party. Transportation assured,
the Navy hastily put a tour to-
gether. Then ambassadors
along the route were asked if
they wanted the band to play
at functions for President Eli
senhower.
The band few commercial
to Trinidad and there boarded
the Macon, flagship of Rear
Admiral Edward C. Stephan,
commander of the South At
lantic force. The group arriv-
ed at Rio de Janeiro February
Is and that day started its
series of concerts.
The band made such a hit
that the American Ambassador
in Rio asked the small "orches-
ira" unit to return on the 26th
for a concert for Mr.. Eisen-
hover and President Kubit-
schek of Brazil.
This is the group that crash
ed flying back to Rio.
Meanwhile the band had
Evening star., 1960-03-06

communications. The tele-
graph Office said it had been
instructed to block all overseas
cables until the hour of DR..
Tamzil's broadcast.
Mr.. Sukarno'S decision was
taken only four days after
Soviet Prime Minister Khru-
shchev had left Indonesia fol-
lowing his state visit, and it is
believed here the decree was
deliberately delayed until the
Soviet leader was out of the
country.
One leading Indonesian poll
tician, hearing the decree COM
mented: This means democ-
racy-if it existed at all-is
dead in Indonesia."
There were similar comments
from other politicians, none of
whom chose to be identified.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
star STAFF Writer

Members Of the Navy Band
are scheduled to return home
tomorrow as messages OF
sympathy and praise pour into
Washington.
The decision Of the band
TO continue its Latin-American
tour after the death Of 19
members in Rio de Janeiro
February 26 resulted in nu-
merous congratulatory cables
and letters from public officials
throughout that area. The
Pentagon, State Department
and White House has received
enthusiastic messages from
presidents, cabinet ministers
and ordinary citizens who heard
the band.
The common theme Of the
messages is sympathy for the
surviving bandsmen and for
the families of those who were
killed and also gratitude for
the bands playing.
Informed of these messages,
the director of the band,
Comdr. Charles Brendler,
called Admiral Arleigh A.
Burke, Chief of Naval Opera
tions, yesterday:
Despite the air tragedy and
on the basis of South American
public, press and official United
States and South American
reaction, I consider that the
decision to have the United
States Navy Band continue its
schedule was the correct one.
It resulted in establishing good
will for the United States and
in furthering the People-to-
People program in a manner
otherwise unattainable."
Navy officials here said the
decision to continue the tour
was made on recommendation
Of the band itself. Admiral
Evening star., 1960-03-06
tndonesion PorIioment
Suspended by Sukorno

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Mar. 5
(AP) President Sukarno to-
day suspended the Indonesian
parliament on grounds it was
endangering the unity and
wen-being of the country.
The act was interpreted here
as q bid to forestall parliament
tary defeat of the governments
1860 budget. Parliamentary
sources said all parties had
agreed to oppose the budget on
grounds the figure called for
was higher than the govern
meut's income.
Tue decree was announced
by the director of the cabinet,
Or TAMIL, and broadcast over
the state radio throughout the
island republic.
Before the radio announce
ment, army authorities clamped
down a tight holddown on all
Evening star., 1960-03-06

Suddenly, you notice you haven't had
to wash your curtains in quite while.
The walls haven't needed scrubbing
or repainting in a long time. Your
pots and pans are clean and shiny.
There's much less busting and clean
ing drudgery. Why? Your new Elec-
trio Range is fameless, so it doesn't
coat everything with smoke and SCOT.
But cleanliness isn't your only reason
for joy. Precision time and tempera-
ture controls eliminate pot-watching
Evening star., 1960-03-06

and guesswork :. make your favorite
recipes even better. And you cook in
cool, safe comfort. Cost? Pleasingly
moderate - thanks to PEPco's low
household rates.
Evening star., 1960-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

CHEVERLY-cape Cod with 3 bed
rms. fireplace, pine-paneled den.
extra-larEe kit. bsmt., partially
nnisheo rec. room. beautiful lot
only 4 blkS. 70 st. Ambrose and
Happy Acres school. Asking SI4,- :
oOO- FHA. Terms available.
5EABROOK-Some decorating need
ed but you can save $1,000 or
more on attractive brick-front
rambler with carport: 3 bedrnnS.
large kit; ground-leyel eXi. and
picture window in bsmt.; L-acre
lot Asking Sl6,50O. VIII consider
LANDOVER AREA-Attrsctive and
spacious Cape Cod: 26-ft- Iiv.
room with gas los fireplace, sepa-
rate din. rm.. 3 bedrms., pine
paneled IV and playroom. laundry
rn-. on kitchen: tree-shaded Iot
ans detached garage: / Blk. h
ous and shopping. Only $3.50
AP. T-7T74
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
W. L. BENJAMIN, Broker
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$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT
3-BEDRM-. ALL-BRICK RAMBLER

Large liv. rm., sep. din. rm.
Extra large all-elec. kitchen, storm
windows and doors, handicapped
yard. $4,000 cash and assume
payments. Phone or see after 4
pm. weekdays, all day Sat and
Sun. 1853 East Fort Foote ter
race. CHI S-A51S.
Evening star., 1960-05-06

Modern 3-bedrm. brk rambler. liv.
rm. wtfirepl., lge. L" dininG.
bsmt. v finished rec. rm FH1
appraised Sl6,500, only $3.50 dn-,
3O-yr- loan available for low
monthly pymts.
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10. 9-5861 Lo. 4-7942
CoLORED-UPPER NV.
MODERN semidetached brick home,
unusually spacious. Featured are
tamily-sized din. rm.. kit. seating
9, with dishwasher, disposal: lst-
mr.. powder rm. 3 twin-size be6.
rms. and bath up. Full bsmt..
porch. attrac. yard with trees. F.
w. B1ERENS SALES INC, JU
Evening star., 1960-05-06
CHILLUM
5000 DOWN

This appealing all-brick p
story. home has everything
$ oedrmS., sep. din. rm., lge.
Nv I'm. with firepl.. scr.
pch.. eXtra-deep lot with
space for your own garden.
Within walk. dist. to shop.
ctr, schools and bus. FHA
approv. for $4,000. II YOU
nave waited for an excep-
tlonal buy, this is II. Call
US right now.
lNTERCOUNTY PROPERTIES
AP. 7-004l
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CHEVY CHASE
DIPLOMAT

CHEVY CHASE-l95O Colonial brk.
and asbestos shingle; no painting
ever required, newly redec. inside;
2l-ft. liv. rm. v/hrepl.. sep. din.
nm, -2l-ft. rec. rm., 3 bedrms ,
lse. fenced yard. Leland Jr. and
Beth. -Ch. Ch. High School district;
Sl9,5OO full price, only Sl,5O0
cash needed. OPEN. 27l0 Spencer
rd, JU. 5-57al
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY beautifully land.
Scaped 3-bedrm. brk Rambler.
paths, sep, din. rm.: full bsmt
assume 417"o GI. Sl7,950. Conv.
NH, Atomic Energy. Bv OWNEP
WI. $500. NO AGENTS PLEASE
Evening star., 1960-05-06

FHA ~, approved 2S sf..n for low On, an Dymt:
3 yrs. old 3 lse bedrms., liv. I'm.
kit wftable space. full rec type
bsmt., level fenced lot. Sl4250.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
NO WAITING

Yes, you can assume the present
loan on this 3-bedrm. home. We
Will endeavor 10 meet your terms.
Level fenced lot. ideal for children.
Evening star., 1960-05-06
WESLEY HEIGHTS
$61,500

Lovely Tracy Place is only a few
blks. long, but is in an area filled
with homes OF dignity and charm
the favorite location OF many
diplomats and cosmopolites from
all over the world. We have a new
listing on this beautiful street
offered for your inspection. It Is
a well-appointed home with high
ceilings and gracious rooms, well
suited for entertaining. Included
are bedrooms plus servant s
suite and spacious. secluded
garden. Cali Mrs. Newly at OIL
2-4046 for appt. to see.
MarSteller McCahe G CO
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NE FEtIRI BOSWELL co
WA 7-45oO

COLLEGE PARK-3-bedrm- ram
bier; lot 50xl00; paved street.
,Sl4 800, cow. terms only. sale
ty builder. AP. 1892
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TT. SUMNER HILLs-BY OWNER
.5212 Westpath Way-Rsmbler
New custom built; rooms, ga
baths; Pqrches' psti9i Nice land
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ished; has to be sold list 4 cen- en-
ter-han entr., liv. rm. with firepl
tuil DIN. rm;, kit. with table space,
4 oedrms.. . baths. loads of closet
space intercom throughout house:
lower leyel. bedrm. and bath. rec.
rm. with raised firepl.; another
huge plavrm, at ground level; @
car carport, breezeway. Also, a Q
gar garage: 313 acres with nice big
SSSIeam crossing, back Of property
Jamestown area. 25 minutes from
River, rd and Western ave: re-
duced from $4,000. now $40, $50:
assume FIRST trust OF S24 600
SWner may take small 2nd trust
GENE CASTLEBERRY, OIL. 4-i432
BRADMOOR
Immac. brk. split-level rambler. 3
oeorms., 2 baths on upper level
Lge. liv. rrn.. sep. din. rm., mod
klt. with breakfast space. Bedrm,
pain and rec. rm. on lower level.
E-car ouilt-tn garage. Priced a
saias cH2sE 0ESE SEALTfY, Tf4o'oq2 En-. SliES6 SSHEXY
Ewes, Ho 2-4748. o0o'
BURNT MILLS MANOR - Brick
Split-level; !s27,500. Located on
CoiSI loti LlV. rm with cathedral
with table space. 8 bedrms .
baths. rec. rm., y bath, sub
bsmt.. carport. All conveniences
CHESTER KELLER -WOODMOOR
AGENCY CORP, JU 5-7lO0.
Cape Cod-Wheaton Woods
Desirable brick. bedrms., 2 baths,
ny nm. din. rm, kit, full bsmt
tiled hoor, fenced rear yd.: reas
priced; easy terms.
OIL. 4-7007
CAROTF KN0TTS ST---T -17.-.---
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ll246 Ga. AVE. Lo. 5000
SPRING, close in-Pieas-
aantly private, 3 large shaded
lots, brick-and-stone Cape Cod;
slate roof, 4 large bedrms )
baths. liy. rm., fireplace, din, rm
new Kit, scr porch, full bsmt
With plaYroom, built-in garage
Md 2Os. BY OWNER, JU. 5-734S.
SILVER SPRING, ROCK CREEK
GARDENS-Immac., 3-bedrm., ..
bath brick ramblers: lge. elec. kit,
din. rm.. liv. rm. with frepl., ga
rage. many extras. Only S26, 500
JOSEPH S. DEvEREUX. INC, LO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

FOREST GLEN ROAD AND GA.
AVE. AREA - Detached 2-story
and bsmt., center-hal plan; FHA,
S495 dn., sci mo.
RALPH D. COIN 10. SSH
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

Abundant Built-InS
5-bedrrl custom built house
nr. Manassas, wealth Of
cabinets and closets, with
attached garage on lands
house, will sac. for Sl6.500
to sell by June EN-. S-5127.
Evening star., 1960-05-06
SILVER SPRING

Beautiful all-brick rambler, close
in. Liv rm. with firepl., kit with
table space, sep. din. rm,, 8 nice
hedrmsr . baths, h.-w.h. fun
bSmt. rec. rm, garage, huge
wooded lot. WoODSIDE REALTY
CO. Ju. 9-6440. Open til Q pm.
SPRING-WHEATON-THE
HOME FOR EVERY FAMILY,
SPLIT-LEVEL. Several TO choose
from. Priced from SIs,5OO TO
S22 500, 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths,
family kitchen and rec. room
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FARMETTE

10 plus acres with lovely stream
Large New England Cape Cod with
screened breezeway and 2-car ga
sive antics; . box stalls for horses
and small chicken house; fenced
Tor stock and children A true
country estate within easy driving
distance to downtown Washington;
Evening star., 1960-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
(coNTINUEp)
AIR CONDITIONED

indian spring-Briek split-level; 4
bedrms.' ga baths, kit. for 8,
next TO laundry; sep. din. rm.,
bsmt. Handicapped: year old. As
sumo $4,000 5hSs FHA loan;
nr; 4 Corners. OWNER. JU. O.
Evening star., 1960-05-06
YOUNG LOVERS

WAN AON GIIO
VIII like this coZy, neat brick ram
bier with : oedrms;. bath; din
SCREENED PORCH: full bsmt
with exit to lge. fenced lot; FHA
appraised at S15.750. Priced for
immeo. sale at S15,500. Move in
with S1,1OO.
Evening star., 1960-05-06

CHEVY CHASE-Brick rambler: pa
Fl LlV. RIM: close-in location,
walk to bus; wooded lot: large
screened porch, 3 bedrms.. ? baths,
breakfast space in kit. fully tiled
5STlt mid 20s. BETHESDA REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30

of them. Anyone can surmise
the remaining details Of the
plot, the brash and mousey girls
who fall for his fake herohood.
and the politicians who decide
such a chap should be the
mayor.
Director photographer Fosse.
who delighted Washington with
"Redhead" a few seasons back,
knows exactly what he is after
in his latest work. This is to
make something exciting Of a
hero's return to the small town
of HillSdale, Anystate.
His most workable assump-
ton to date, as mentioned, is
that dancing is the way to &C
complish this. Fosse is q chore-
ographer to let his imagina-
ton fly. Not only has he done
this in THE Conquering Hero. "
but he has found a couple Of
dozen fresh and talented
youngsters who behave as If
the7 had achieved Heaven in
the chance to work with him.
The two especially brilliant
int rivals, and a couple Of mi
nor ones, of the show are in
its dances. OF the first two.
one is a shining comic echo Of
the battle of Guadalcanal, its
point that new warriors, even
Marines, are hilariously green
in combat.
The other which would go
far to vitalize political cam
paigning has to do with the jit-
terbug response Of his fellow
townsmen and women to the
cliches of Poston's big cam
paign speech. There is almost
enough of vivacity in these to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30

ested In the girl who tries pla.
tonic love-done by Sandra
Church on stage. AS for the
part of Hogan, played by Gig
Young, even Cary will have to
be very sharp to be sharper
than Gig.
Ethel Norman hailed young
Count PaolO BarOxxi at New
York's FL Morocco. and told
him. BE sure and see my play"
They met In Venice where
Paolo's family lives In one Of
those beautiful, old palaces on
the Grand Canal.
I didn't know until ROsaIind
Russell told me that "a Ma
jority Of One" was written orig
inally for Thelma Ritter. Ger
trude Berg took over the play
when Thelma decided she would
rather do "A Hole in the Head"
in Hollywood with Frank
Sinatra.
Vivien Leigh can have a
starring role in Ross Hunters
movie. "The Chalk Garden. +"
But 1t would mean coming to
Hollywood. And Vivien would
rather remain in Europe where
Jack Merivale is remaining
with her.