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AMBASSADOR-'"The Crowded Sky" Navy jet and
commercial transport head for each other; 125 340
$40, TAO and 9:4d pm.
APEX-"The Night My Number Came Up" nightmare
threatens to come true 1:15, 440 and sos pm.
"Tiger Bay fetching small girl meets murderer; 255,
6:15 and 9:45 pm.
CAPITOI-Let's Make Love-" Miss Monroe szzles in
DUPONT-"Three Feet in Bed Fernandez brilliantly
comic in thin screenpay /. 1855. $50 and $50 pm.
julie film version Of the Strinberg novel; 2:25,
500 and 500 pm.
KETTHSLElmer Gantry" Burt Lancaster in birthstone
swirl Of oldtime religion: 1905, $780, S. $780, 10 pm
MacARTHUR-"Im All Right jack" Peter Sellers at his
best in comedy about labor and management; 2:l5,
4:10. sos. and 9:55 pm
METROPOLITAN-"Th Crowded Sky" a Navy jet and
commercial transport head for each other 1870. 1885,
$40 735 and 9:45 pm
ONTARIO-"It Started in Naples" comedy with charm.
Sophia Loren Clark Gable and scene-steaer Marette;
/, 2:45, 430, 500. sos and 9:55 pm.
PALACE-"An the Fine Young Cannbas" raw drama Of
the set with Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood;
1850, 3:05, $780, 7:35 and 9:40 pm
PLAYHOUSE-"Come Dance With Me" Bardot is back
this time involved in French Favored blackmal
scheme; /, 2:40, 4S0. $40. sos and 9:55 pm
PLAZA-"Mating Time" Wee Geordie wife -hunt $780,
4:35 and 7:55 pm. For Members Only" which sounds
like good idea; sos. Sis and 935 pm.
TOWN"Psycho" not quite TO par for Hitchcock but
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. When We Meet sin in suburbia;
J. 3:05, $40. 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
UPTOWN-"Can-Can" oyerbown production Of the Cole
Porter hit with Shirley MacLane and Frank Snatra;
and PM
WARNER-"Ben aur" brilliant 11-Oscar production
mammoth scale Of the story Of Christianitys birth;
and 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Broadway Notes:
The New Season

NEW YORK (AP) Broad
ways new 1880 pm. curtain
time for all shows each
Wednesday resulted from a
poll by theater operators
which showed 70 per cent of
quizzed showgoers favored an
early show night. :. Chester,
Morris, film-TV vet. is to
have a key role in upconing
drama of Washington She
nanigans, Advise and Con-
sent"
New hit fare for theater
readers includes: The first
volume of a fresh translation
of all Henrik Ibsen plays by
James Walter McFarline; and
"a Wayward Quest" the
lively memoirs of Theresa
Helburn, one Of the found
ers of the August Theater
Guild.
Starlight events Of Broad
way: Constance Carpenter,
Gertrude Lawrence's success
sor in "The King and l." has
lead role in "Valmouth." q
musical written by Sandy
Wilson (author of THE Boy
Friendly, due October 6 at
the York: Composer Alec
Wilder unveils as q stage
author with "Kittiwake Is
land" October IL at the
Martinique.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
THE RoMANERA AGAIN
1t, Not Hollywood, Is Film Capitol

''Neo-R ealiS m O." italian
school after World War II.
Its subject is rich trash in
stead Of poor.
ROsselIini Busy
Rossellini. too. seems to
be succeeding with his old
formula. He was inactive
professionally in the years
Immediately before and after
the breakup Of his marriage
to Ingrid Bergman. But the
director won first prize at last
years Venice festival with
the first movie he had made
In years. $150.000 picture
called IN Generate Della
Rovere."
The hottest property on
Rome movie lots currently is
21-year-old Miss Cardinale. a
high-busted and low-Slung
Tunisian-born ITALIAN. She
has gone from one good part
to another In italian pictures
and Is generally expected to
be the next Italian actress to
make a splash in Hollywood.
She has just finished the lead
in Luchino Visconti's Rocco
and His Brothers"
Other Italian produced
pictures being made include:
Joyous Laughter" a COM
edy starring Miss Magnani;
Ben Gazzzarra and Fred
Clarke. Miss Magnani dyed
her hair blonde for the COM
edy role. Shooting was sus-
pended for a month after the
actress broke her right arm
when some wooden stairs
collapsed on the set.
American Cast
"Tombs of the Kings"
starring Debra Paget. Robert
Alden and John Barrymore. jr.
"Pharoahs Of the Nile"
with South American actress
Linda Cristal.
1.-THE Last of the Vikings"
with Broderick Crawford and
Cameron Mitchell.
American pictures being
shot or about to be shot here
include:
"Romanoff and Juliet" a
Universal-International pic
ture produced. written, di-
rected by and starring Peter
Ustinov, with John Gavin
and Sandra Dee.
"The Short Weekend" a
Universal international pic
ture with Gary Cooper,
Come September" a Uni
ersal-International picture
starring Rock Hudson and
Gina Lollobrigida.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
THE PASSING SHOW
Mindy's Really
GirI-Next-Door

be where he was. That was
the moment, I guess, when I
finally settled that q career
really did not compare in
satisfaction with marriage,
children and a home"
Mindy works, Of course,
"about 20 weeks a year, on
the average"
Likes Off-BrOadway
AS an established singer.
she bothers less about i'm ..
provement there right now :
than about getting more and
more experience as an ac- :
tress. This is why she took =.
the role of the young wife :
in last seasons off Broad
way production of La :
Ronde," a spicy play to
which she brought a refresh-
ing, bouncy innocence which :
attracted no end of press, as
well as public, interest.
She could be at home with
husband and children which
was more than enough COM
pensation for the off-Broad-
way salary level. Besides she
was getting acting experience.
The Joys have two homes,
town and beach. The former
is in Manhattan, on East
Eighty-first street, the latter
at Westhampton. The chill
dren go to a private school
for a reason Mindy thinks is
logical. t.-
81. myself. went to large
public schools in New York,
primary and high schools. I
grew up never having any
real school friends. the kind
you got to know well enough
to go to movies with, or call
on the telephone. 1t seemed
best for Jody and Kathy to
have the other kind Of eXpe-
rience, and they are in a
school whose enrolment Is
limited to 250."
Television Pays Best
OF the variety that goes
into her average of 20 weeks
work a year, Mindy chooses
her favorite on the basis Of
time and money.
Its television," she Says,
"that pays one the most for
what turns out to be the least
work.
But, I still like clubs. too.
I almost came to the Shore
ham here last winter. I
don't know exactly what hap
pened that didn't, but I cer-
tainly would like to come
some time. It's nice to be
able to feel popular in Wash
ington-and I do. Yet, some
how, audiences are pleasant
to me everywhere. :.
mo, I've never put to-
gether a company for club
work. I like to perform solo.
doing songs that require act
ing as well as singing, COM
bining the two professional
things ! like to do best"
81 But, personally, the thing
she likes still better is being
a wife and mother, expert
ences which kept her from
that fierce dedication that
makes a Broadway Or Holly
wood star, or both.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Editor Of The star

DEhne Eultor Oh Inc SLsr
Mindy Carson would be
this corners nomination for
the girl = next door type If
anyone should care to add
this one to the Miss and Mrs.
America and Miss Universe
competitions.
Mindy isn't beautiful, as
girls next door should not be.
She's something better or
more practical, nice looking.
And nice which in many ways
is even more important. She
would make a fine ideal for
girls next door who really
would like to have someone
on whom to model them
selves.
OF all people in all the
scattered corners of show
business. she is invariably one
of the most Interesting
luncheon companions-as she
was again the other day. She
is here playing Gittel MoSca
in 1.-TWO for the Seesaw"
at Candlelight Theater where
she holds all boxofflce records
with last seasons 1.-THE Moon
Is Blue" She is proving her.
self to be as popular as ever.
About StardOm
It was this popularity that
prompted her companions
question: Why didn't she ever
become a star?
II never was that dedi-
Gated" Mindy said candidly.
II like every corner Of show
business that I have explored,
radio. television, the musical
dramatic stages and record
ing. But I never liked any of
them as much as I like being
married to Eddie (Joy, music
publisher) and the mother of
Jody and Kathy. (Jody's 8,
Kathy -"
Would she consider, among
the roles for which she obvi-
ously is made to order, the
Maria Won Trapp one in the
National Company of 1.-THE
Sound of Music?
II couldn't possibly" Mindy
says, "even if anyone thought
to offer it to me. It would
take me away from Eddie
and the children and I'm
much more important to then.
|, than anyone else, or every
one else"
Mindy has been tempted
with similar offers, especially
since she has added acting
which has been highly praised
despite a total lack of pro-
fessional schooling-to her
original singing.
II gave a second thought, |"
she admits, ito one Of these
offers. It was a chance to
go to London to do what
sounded like, and proved to
be. a promising musical com :
edy. I found myself thinking
that, well, I could put the
children in school there and
have a brand new profess
sional experience for myself.
Then I found myself think
ing that Eddie'S musical pub
fishing business would keep
him in New York-and that
was that. I just wanted to
Evening star., 1960-09-11
COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE
SCREEN

NATIONAL THEATER-"Duel Of Angels" with vivien
Leigh. starts october 3.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Bette's Brove About
Return to Broadway

siderable convalesence. She
hesitated about another sor-
tie, until she decided fear
can't last forever.
Now she is in high fettle
and on September IA arrives
at Miller's Theater for a
limited engagement in "The
World of Carl Sandburg."
The venture was brought
in early SO by writer Norman
Corwin to her and Gary Mer-
rill, the husband from whom
she has since been divorced.
"It was the best offer we
had at the time," she says
frankly.
Admiration Grew
IT didn't know anything
about Sandburg except that
he had written about Lincoln
and was the handsomest man
I'd ever seen on televiSion."
Having plunged into the
project. Miss Davis developed
a magnificent admiration for
Sandburg and the dramatic
opportunity in his works.
She and Merrill set out last
season on a 67-city test tour.
A film commitment COM
PEELED Merrill to leave before
the triumphant itinerary was
completed and Barry Sulli-
van took over. For the broad
way run Left Erickson is
Bette's vis-a-vis.
"I wouldn't have missed
that year for a million dol
lars," sums Miss Davis. "It
was old-time trouping that
I'd never had before. There's
an excitement and challenge
playing different places that
you can't get in a single
theater."
Evening star., 1960-09-11
By WILLIAM GLOVER
Associated Press Drama Writer

NEW YORK, Sept 10.
Having chosen Broadway.
Bette Davis crisply explains:
you can't be a coward
forever"
The eminent lady Of tenn
pest-tossed film roles is max
ing a switch that she regards
as a significant turning
point.
"At this stage of ones
career" says Miss Davis, SO.
there is one of two things
one can do-film television
series or go into living thea
ter"
The first alternative leaves
her chilled-"You don't make
money on the network show
ings but on the reruns. But
then you're compelled by
your contract to do spots for
whatever kind Of advertiser
in any part Of the country
happens to use the program!"
Comes ScOrn
The Davis eyes flare and a
cloud Of cigarette smoke
erupts in violent rejection of
such blind commitment.
Tackling the stage did
cause some qualms. however.
Bette's background in legit
is meager compared to that
Of most players. And she
remembers the critical as
sault which greeted her revue
outing on Broadway in 1852
in "Two's for the Company"
That dismal experience,
she says, was largely the re-
suit of physical malaise that
subsequently required con-
Evening star., 1960-09-11
LA FINDS STAR SCULPTURES
PAY MORE THAN BEING STAR

HOLLYWOOD (AP). = Most Italian beauties who
come to Hollywood noted for their buss Liza de Leo
Is no exception.
But there is difference. She's no actress and doesn't
want to be. Being Italian and pretty she has had offers
Of screen tests but has turned them all down.
II don't feel that acting is creative work." she says
Il can see where directing isbut could not be fulfilled
as actress"
She adds
II couldn't afford to be actress"
Liza makes more money out of the movies than most
actresses She's sculptress who specalzes in bsts Of
movie stars.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

deal with an italian producer
to make them partially Ital-
ian productions, they get a
government subsidy that
helps cover costs.
About 20 pictures are
being shot in Rome cur
Evening star., 1960-09-11

AMBASSADOR-"Thirteen Ghosts"
APEX-'Next to No Time; with Betsy Drake
pUPONT-"Marie Octobre." with Dam u" arrieux
CAPTTOL-"Egh Time: starts September 22
KEITHS-"Night Fighter" Robert Mltchum.
MacARTHUR-"Sch for Scoundrels"; Aastair Sim.
Observation-Disclosures Ghosts"
ONTARIO-"Under Ten Flags: with Charles Laughton
and Van Heain.
PAIACE-"The Time Machine; starts Wednesday.
PLAYHOUSE-"The Subterraneans'; starts Wednesday
TRANS-LUX-"Song Without End; the story OF Franz
Liszt: Dirk Bogarde; starts September 81
Evening star., 1960-02-29

enough votes to invoke the
cloture rule. If this hope is not
realized, the Southerners could
win by forcing the leadership
to start the wheels turning on
other bills that must be passed
before Congress can adjourn in
July.
The SouthernerS are espe-
cially anxious to try to strike
from the administration bill a
declaration of policy which
would put Congress on record
as recognizing the Supreme
Court school decisions as the
law of the land"
This declaration is not in the
bill now awaiting House debate,
and the Southerners are said to
be urging House leaders to take
up their bill this week, instead
of waiting until March 10 as
! planned.
Speaker Rayburn has not yet
returned from Texas, but other
influential House members said
they know of no plan to take
up civil rights in the House be-
fore the March 10 date origi-
nally set.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
U Nu Reported
Joining Nehru
And Khrushchev

RANGOON. Burma, Feb. 20
(AP).-Former Prime Minister
U M will fly to Calcutta tomor-
row to join Soviet Premier
Nikita Khrushchev and Indian
Prime Minister Nehru in talks
about a high-level conference
of Asian and African leaders.
the usually well Informed news
paper the Guardian reported
today.
The proposed conference
would be similar to the 1855
Bandung conference, the paper
said.
U Nus clean" faction of the
anti-Fascist Peoples Freedom
League won an overwhelming
victory in recent parliamentary
elections, and u Nu is expected
to become premier again in
April.
Oficials of the clean" party
could not be contrcted for con-
firmation of the report. but
other sources said the Burmese
leader was going to India for a
pilgrimage to Buddhist holy
places.
Mr.. Khrushchev is stopping
in Calcutta on his way home
from IndoneSia. He visited
Rangoon on his way out earlier
this month and talked with
U Nu then.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Hope to Invoke CIOture
New japanese Prince
Named in Old Rites

TOKYO, Feb. 20 (AP).-
Champagne and Japanese wine
flowed at the Imperial Court
today in honor of Japan's newly
named heir to the throne.
The goth century toastS were
for 7-day-old Naruhito Hirono-
miya, who was named with the
traditional ceremony required
for an infant in line for the an
cient chrysanthemum throne.
Emperor Hirohito and En-
press Nagako, the proud grand
parents, and 26-year-old Crown
Prince Akihito, the happy
father, personally received the
best wishes of Prime Minister
Nobusuke Kishi and a host of
high-ranking leaders who called
at the moated downtown pal
ace.
The name Naruhito means
one who combines virtue with
affection, omniscience. morale
perfection and humanitarian
ism.
The title. Hironomiya, means
prince of serenity.
The fluctuations we're pre-
ceded by ceremonies in which
officials attired in ancient robes
Evening star., 1960-02-29
ITALIANS TALKED OUT OF 1T:
OLYMPIC STRIPTEASE IS OFF

MILAN Italy tAP)-Gay hearted plans to stage
StripteaSe Olympic championship in Milan during the
Rome Olympic Games this year have bumped to a dismal
end.
Three nightclub operators who sent out tentative
bids to of the worlds most fetching undreSsers said
sadly last night that friends persuaded give up
the idea"
There feeling, strong to be virtually
certainty, that those friends top in the Ita
ian police
While it lasted the idea had promised to lure Oym-
pic visitors by thousands from the track and field
in Rome.
Giordano Sacchi. owner of Milan's Trianon cabaret
offered to stage the championships his nghtcub If
club couldn't hold the crowds, there was talk of
splitting the eimnations into three Olympc-sy heats
to pack two other nightcubs
Evening star., 1960-02-29

entered the Imperial household
hospital in the palace grounds
for the ritual of the first bath.
The infant prince, who was
born to 25-year-old Crown
Princess Michiko February %,
was placed in an empty cedar
bathtub for the symbolic
washing.
Two of the officials plucked
the strings of eight-foot battle
bows, the noise of which in
ancient times was believed to
frighten off evil spirits.
A third official recited pas
sages from ancient historical
documents underlining the i'm
portance of modesty in a SOW
ereign.
This was repeated three
times.
Then Emperor Hirohito Sc
leeted one of several names
prepared by court officials in
consultation with leading
scholars.
The baby now is second in
line for the throne, after his
father, He would be the I26th
emperor of a dynasty that has
reigned since Japan became a
nation.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
EISENHOWER
ChiIeons Welcome
President Warmly

government rather than the
visiting American President.
Argentine was the second
stop on the tour that began in
Brazil. The President will visit
Uruguay after Chile.
Mr.. Hagerty told newsmen
that Mr.. Eisenhower is getting
the views of the host presidents
on matters to be discussed at
the EaSt-West summit talks
beginning in Paris May Is. as
well as their ideas on hemi-
Spheric problems.
The Declaration of Bariloche
was the second such statement
Of the tour. The first, the
Declaration of Brasilia, signed
by Mr.. Eisenhower and Presi-
dent Juscelino Kubitscheck of
Brazil, said about the same
thing that the Bariloche state
ment did.
The United States-Argentine
declaration said further eco
nomic progress and improved
living standards facilitate the
development Of strong and
stable political institutions and
enable countries to make a
more effective contribution to
international understanding.
Against the background of
United States trouble with
Cuba, the declaration stated :
Experience within the inter-
American system has taught
that non-intervention is the
keynote Of international har-
mony and friendship and that
its corollary is mutual respect
among nations, however large
or small.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Queen Of iran
Expects Body

KHORRAMSHAHR. Iran,
Feb. 20 (AP).-Queen Farah
stayed home from a public en-
gagement today for the second
time IN less than a week. Court
officials said she is expecting a
baby.
The 21-year-old queen, who
became the Shah of Trans third
wife in December amid ex-
pressed hope she would bear an
heir to his throne, was officially
reported to have a cold and
fever. She stayed away from
ceremonies inaugurating a new
bridge connecting this city with
the refinery center of Abadan.
The Shah appeared at the cere-
mony and appeared extremely
cheerful. One member of the
royal party remarked:
The Shah is happy because
of the Queens pregnancy. From
the Shah's smile you can get
the best confirmation of the
good news"
Other court officials said an
official announcement would be
issued within a week.
Last Thursday Farah can
celed all her engagements dur
ing a state visit to Pakistan.
The royal couple came home
Saturday and Farah was
ordered to bed by the court
physician.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Survey Reveals
Housing Projects
Lean to Whites

NEW YORK, Feb. 90 (AP).-
A study financed by the Fund
for the Republic indicates most
residents of interracial housing
developments are white.
This finding runs contrary to
popular opinion that interracial
developments eventually be-
come predominantly Negro, the
report said.
Almost two thirds of the
known communities built with
a deliberate intent to attract
an interracial market have a
majority of whites" said the
report, published yesterday.
In only a small number of
these was the white majority
obtained by quotas or other oc-
cupancy controls, In most. it
was the natural result of mar
ket forces"
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Gen. Bryon Ends
37-Yeur Career

NEW YORK, Feb. 29 CAP)
1t. Gen. Blackshear NJ
Bryan today said farewell tc
the Army he served for 81
years. A 17-gun salute doomed
in his honor as he left Gov
ernor's Island, headquarters OF
the lst Army he commanded
since 1857.
Gen. Bryan was born in AL
exandria, La, go years ago. He
attended Virginia Military In
stitute but was commissioned
from the United States Mill
tary Academy in 1922. He later
was superintendent of the
academy. His military assign
mentS took him around the
world.
Gen. Bryan will become the
first president of Nassau Com
munity College on Long Island
N. Y, which opens next fall.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Judgeship
Approved for
CAB Chief
BY the Associated Pres

The Senate Judiciary Com
mittee today approved the con-
tested nomination of James r.
Durfee. chairman of the Civil
AeronauticS Board, to be a
judge in the United States
Court of Claims.
The committee. assembled
for is regular Monday meeting
Just before the Senate began
its around-the-cl clock civil rights
debate. also approved the crea-
ton of an additional judgeship
in the Midwest circuit which
has lacked one member since
Judge w. Lynn Parkinson dis
appeared last fall.
Committee Chairman East
land said Mr.. Durfee's nomina-
ton was okayed by voice vote
with no sound of opposition.
Senator Proxmire, Democrat
OF wisconsin, has protested
President Eisenhower's appoint
ment of the CAB chairman to
the S25,5OO seat in the Claims
Court.
Senator Proxmire has crit
.icized-and Mr.. Durfee has de-
fended-the CAB chairman's
acceptance of airline hospital
lty. The Senator also has con-
tended Mr.. Durfee lacks judicial
experience. Mr.. Durfee. 63. has
practiced law in Amigo, Wis.
The extra judgeship would be
created in the 7th Circuit. en-
bracing Illinois. Indiana and
Wisconsin, and solve a problem
generated when Judge Parkin-
son vanished. Judge Parkinson
has not been seen since October
26, 1859.
Under the committee-backed
bill, Judge Parkinson's own DO
sltlon would not be filled until
his fate is determined.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
PURVIS

Continued From First Page
Armys Corps of Military Po-
lice.
Hollywood made a movie
featuring Mr.. Purvis and his
feats with the FBI. A recent
television show also portrayed
Mr.. Purvis role in connection
with the capture of Dillinger.
Mr., Purvis was in the thick
OF many hazardous skirmishes
which J, Edgar Hoover's FBI
men had with gangland in the
Midwest. He demonstrated re-
peatedly he was without fear
in the face of underworld bull
lets. He won commendation
time after time for his achieve
ments.
While serving as the FBI
agent in charge at Chicago, Mr..
Purvls also supervised the cap
ture Of Verne Sankey and Cor
don Alcorn, kidnapers of
Charles Boettcher. I'd, and
many other desperate criminals.