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Bel Geddes, we'll, they will just
have to live with 1t. We have
not been so daft in years as
over Miss Plowright's perform
ance. a lovely unbalance shared
by the woman who has been
going to the theater with us
l9 years come May 2.
%%
SOME OTHERS: We don't
care what anybody says about
"Camelot." the failure of Rich
ard Burton and Julie Andrews
to win the musical star Tonys
would shake this corners none
too-firm conviction that the
ater people know more about
voting than anybody. OF course,
there is Elizabeth Seal in "Ir-
ma La Douce." Miss Seal is
wonderful, no less. but we all
must face up to Miss Andrews
Guinivere, l'Infidele.
AS to supporting players, this
corners predictions are frankly
sentimental. They are Eileen
Heckart, who has won perma-
nent possession of our vote for
supporting actresses; and, male,
Philip Bosco, the local boy who
played so long and so we'll at
Catholic University and Arena
Stage.
He left the critics Cabling
over his performance in Benn
Levy's Rape of the Belt"
which didn't. Another former
Evening star., 1961-04-15

the reporter Il don't want to
be typed"
Dick Powell had decided to
give up his career as an actor
when the Zane Grey Theater
series was over. But next sea-
son Dick will be working harder
than ever-as an actor-in his
new hour-long series for NBC.
MY life," Dick confides, has
changed so much in the past
few months. I'm not married
anymore and I'd rather work
very hard than sit around and
be miserable"
I wonder if Route 66" star
George Maharis will be CO.
starred opposite Geraldine Page
in the movie version of Tennes-
see Williams shocker, Sweet
Bird OF Youth" George believes
so, and it looks possible.
=
Gary Lockwood, who plays
the Don Murray role in the
TV version of Bus Stop" was
given his Notwithstanding
name not by Henry Wilson
who named Tab and Rock, but
by Josh Logan who directed
him in that recent play in New
York with Jane Fonda. Lo-
gan's middle name is Lock-
wood. Marilyn Maxwell is
playing the role originated in
the movie by Marilyn Monroe,
although Tuesday Weld did
the the pilot with Lockwood.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
HOLLY
Those Lovely Little Battles
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA} -
Bobby DARN is insisting on
having wife Sandra Dee on the
set every day while he is at
Paramount filming Too Late
Blues" And this does not sit
we'll with Sandra's U-I bosses
because they want her in their
still gallery for photograph
sessions. And it might not sit
too well with the Paramount
people. I remember when
Natalie Wood was on the set
at 20th-Fox every day while
new husband Bob Wagner
starred in a movie soon after
their marriage. The director
called Bob into his dressing
room one day and told him to
ask Natalie to stay away during
his scenes-thought that Nat
allies presence distracted him
or something, especially in love
scenes. Wagner was furious and
repeatedly told the studio he
would never make another
movie with this director again.
In fact. I hear Bob has this
clause in his new contract at
Columbia. That's why I love
Hollywood. The world outside
can be in flames or nuciear
turmoil. but our little battles
are so important!
D D
incidentally. Deborah Valley,
new actress who replaced Miss
Dee as "Gidget Goes Hawaiian, +"
could be a real star one day.
At her first interview, she told
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Souchok, Maxwell Tied
For Greensboro Lead

| Charlie Sifford, the cigar
smoking Los Angeles Negro
professional who held the first
day lead, slipped to 70 for a
140 total and third place, two
shots off the top.
Alone in fourth at 141 after.
ia TITO start was Don Mas
sengale Of Jacksboro, Tex, who
has just completed his first
year on the tour.
The low go pros and 10
amateurs qualified for the
final two days Of play, with
153 the cut off point for the
pros. the years highest on tour
by four strokes.
Souchak, who bounced back
from a double DOGGY six on
the 18th hole opening day.
birdied four of five holes start
ing with the second. Mike was
happy over the way he was hit
ting the ball and not leaving
himself long puts for his
birds. A 15-footer on the 10th
was his longest birdie putt.
He missed only four green's
and used 80 puts.
Maxwell, winner of two win
ter tournaments, one in CAL
ifornia and one in Puerto Rico,
missed a two-footer on the 18th
that would have meant a birdie
and first place all by himself ,
He missed four greens, but
salvaged a par each time. He
had 81 puts.
Evening star., 1961-04-15

tians";; 1880 am, 1885, 2:2o,
4:05. 5:55, 7:45 and 9:35 pm.
OntariO-"Portrait of a Sin
ner";; l, 2:45, 4:3o. $40, $40
and 10 pm.
Palace - "All In a Nights
Work; 1880 am. /, 2::50. ABS,
$40. sos, $50 and 1920 pm.
Playhouse - "The Seventh
Seal";; 1:40, 4:5O, and 1855 pm.
"The Virgin Spring; 1915,
3:15. 6:25 and 9:25 pm.
Plaza-"Naked in the Night;
1:20, $40. 4:55, 6:25, sos, 9:45
and ll:20 pm.
Town "One-Eyed Jacks:
IL, 2:15, 4:45, 7, $50 and IL
pm.
Trans Lux - "Pepe";; 1880
am, 2:30. $50 and 500 pm.
UptOwn-"Exodus";; 2 and 8
pm.
Warner-"Spartacus"; 2 and
8:15 pm.
Evening star., 1961-04-15

cule once more by guessing Just
how the Tonys will go.
The list starts, with the usual
sleazy bravura, with the sur
mise that "All The Way Home"
will be the best play. 1t is a
touching work that so easily
touched a body polite must
surely choose over the other
four nominees, all strong ones.
The quartet includes Beckett"
THE Devils Advocate" "a dark
horse). THE Hostage" and "a
Taste Of Honey"
AS for the best musical, If
the Wings voters want this
correspondent to 60 on playing
the guessing game next year.
it will have to be Trina La
Douce." The choice would
have been Carnival" however,
except for the fact that it
opened too late for nomination.
The other two nominees are
DO Re Mi" and Bye Bye
Birdie"
The male dramatic star
classification contains two
absentees which come to us as
a shock, namely Sir Laurence
Olivier and Eli Wallach, for
Beckett" and THE Rhinoceros, I"
respectively. Nevertheless. we
still are left with an actor as
approvable as Hume Cronyn
in big Fish, Little Fish" He
is our bet over Zero Mostel,
"Rhinoceros" (on which we
could be wrong; Sam Levene,
Devils Advocates" and
Anthony Quinn, Beckett" :"
Anthony Quinn?
If the Wing voters know what
is good for the drama depart
ment's ulcers. it will give Joan
Plowright its Tony as the best
feminine star for her in
vincible heroine Of "A Taste of
Honey" If this attitude dis
appoints Tallulah Bankhead,
Barbara Baxley and Barbara
Evening star., 1961-04-15
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE ALAMO"-Routine reprse of the historic battle
teved by good acting and superior color photography
THE ENTERTAINER"-Sr Laurence Olivier the
music hall type in the film Of John OsbOrnes play.
"THE GREAT IMPOSTOR"-Tony Curtis Fred Demara
in the story Of his hectic life several other people
"IT HAPPENED IN NAPLES"-Romantic comedy NeapOitan
style, deftly played by Clark Gable, Sophia Loren
THE SUNDOWNERS"-DebOrahK Kerr and Robert Mtchum
find life dramatic Australia's "Outback" country.
THE THREE WORLDS OF GULLIVER"-The Swift classic,
made by trickery into a bright film fantasy.
THE WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY"-Jack Lennon in
frantic farce about modern under ancient sail.
THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG"-ROmsncei in Hong Kong
in tasteful movie improvement the stage play.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
THE PASSING SHOW
omorrow Launches
Awards Carnival
BY JAY CARMODY

horde of theater people who can afford $685.
aplate dinner will sit breathleSsly at the American
Theater Wings annual eat-in tomorrow night in New
York.
Their breathlessness or fraction thereof will not
relate to the $35 dinner check, likely as that
Evening star., 1961-04-15
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Times of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage-"Krapp's Last
Tape" "In the Zone" and 1.-THE
End of the Beginning; 2::30
and $3.50 pm.
National Theater-"Becket";;
2 and $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador -"101 Dalma-
tians";; 11:15 am, 1855, 2:40,
4:25, 6:l0, 7:55 and 9:35 pm.
Apex - "Butterfield g.; 8,
7:55 and $50 pm.
Capitol - Gone With the
Wind. $50 am, 1:20, Sis
and 9:10 pm.
Dupont-"Never on Sunday;
/. 2:50. 4:40, $50, S:25, 1915
pm. and 1915 am.
Keith's "Hoodlum Priest;
1885 am, 1875, $40, $40,
7:45. $50 and 1850 pm.
MacArthur-"The League of
Gentlemen; 2, 4, 6, 8 and
1905 pm.
Metropolitan -"101 Dalma-
Evening star., 1961-04-15


1t has to do rather with the
Wings annual awards, the
Tonys named in honor of one
of Broadway's most loveable
figures, the late Antoinette
Perry. The Tonys dinner is al
ways something special, a large
family affair. This year, it is
sort Of super-Special in that it
comes one day ahead of the
Academy awards in Hollywood
and two ahead of the New
York Critics Circle prize soiree.
The Theater Wings body
polite, like that Of the movies
Academy and unlike the Critics
Circle. votes on specific nomi-
nees. There are 19 categories
Of these. They extend from
best play to stage technician
the latter due to be won by
Teddy Van Bemmel ("Becket")
since he is the only nominee in
his classification. This, one
suspects. must be rather like
being the New York Yankees,
only more so.
THE BIG ONES: AS in any
prize voting. that for the Tonys
finds its major interest in the
big bests, among these play
musical. male star, feminine
star, supporting male. support
ing female in both plays and
musicals.
The effect Of looking over a
ballot such as the Wings, or
the Academy's. is to turn many
a critic into a tout. This is not
a label of high distinction but
it is descriptively accurate and
the truth-facing critic has no
choice but to live with it. For
a few days every spring.
This tout-so honorable he
warns everyone against playing
his tips-is prepared to expose
his calloused carcass to ridi-
Evening star., 1961-04-15

GREENSBORO, N. c., April
Is (AP).-Mike Souchak, who
says he Is playing well, and
Billy Maxwell, who says he
isn't, shared the halfway lead
in the 72-hole Greater Green's
boro Open golf tournament 60
ing into today's third round.
They were tied at 1873, four
under par after two trips
<Sround the 7,000-yard Sedge-
field Country Club course in
quest Of the $22,500 tourna-
ment's $4,000 top money.
Souchak had a second round
>68 that featured a front nine
i31. four under par and the best
'of the tournament. Maxwell
had his second SO.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
LAST MIGHT
BY the Associated Press

oAsToNIA. N. c.-Pete Rademacher,
1919. Columbus, Ga. knocked out Dan
Vanderford, 210, Lockhart, 8. c. ~.
PHILADELPHIA-Orie Paschall. 1855,
Philadelphia, stopped Don Warner.
FRESNO, Calf Ray Riojas, 1856,
orange, Calf. stopped oscar Ortegon,
1904, Fresno (S).
Evening star., 1961-04-15
MINOR LEAGUES

By the Associated Press
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Macon, 3; Little Rock. 2 90 inninRs)
Chattanooga, IL: Atlanta. g.
shreveport. g.: Birmingham, Q.
Nashville, 8: Mobile, 2.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
NeracruZ, IL; Mexico City Reds, q.
Peubla, 8: Poza Rica. 4
Monterey, 10; Mexico City Tigers, 0.
Evening star., 1961-04-15

Arena Stage player is a can
didate in this category. This
is George Grizzard who is In
big Fish, Little FISH" but he
already has won Broadway
awards and will go on for a
long time being paid weekly,
unlike poor Phil whose play
was a flop.
Come Monday. we shall read
how wrong we have been, but
the tout in a reviewer will out
when three prize races are con-
centrated within as many days.
Evening star., 1961-04-15
HOCKEY PLAYOFFS
By The oAssociated Ersss

By The Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago, 8: Detroit, 8.
IChieago leads best-of-7 final series,
3-2D.
.. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
tst. Paul wins best-of-7 final series,
WESTERN LEAGUE
Seattle. 2; Calgary, 1.
SD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-25

tiny on the Bounty" Alec
plays a dominating sea captain
of the Napoleonic era. Dirk is
a sadistic officer. Sounds a lot
like "Mutiny."
ROnnie Burns, son Of George
and Oracle, has a date with
Anna GalIina when she arrives
here to test for Brynie FOy's
War of the Copper Kings"
Miss Gallina is the daughter
of a French perfume king.
50
Director Richard Brooks has
issued strict orders that no
member of the cast or crew of
Sweet Bird of Youth" can dis
cuss the story with the press.
I learned this when question
ing star Paul Newman. I saw
the play and there were some
scenes that could never pass
any censor. I guess Brooks
wants to keep alterations
and they'd have to be watered
down from the original
surprise.
Zanuck is certainly making
sure of a young audience for
his Longest Day" with Fabian
and Paul Anks playing impor-
tant roles. Anka had to post
pone engagements in Madrid,
Barcelona and Copenhagen to
clear the time. I can't get oyer
how much better he looks since
the operation on his nose. I
worked with Paul in one pic
ture-a horror that must be
nameleSS-and looking at his
profile I thought This boy will
never make stardom without
surgery"
Eleanor Powell, who has
plunged into her dancing ca
reer with a vengeance since her
divorce from Glen Ford, is now
eying one of Broadway'S future
musicals.
I'm glad that Anna Maria
Alberghetti and Producer Dav-
i'd Merrick called a truce on
their battle over her claimed
illness that took her out of
Carnival" then back into it
after a hospital session. I didn't
see the understudy, but no one
is ever quite as good as the per-
son who creates the role. Cover
Champion is auditing girls to
play Annals part on the road.
She would like sister Carla to
get it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-25

Barbara Stanwyck never lies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-25
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Sinotro May Try Again

And she is frank about her dis
appointment that we only had
one season on TV, why lie
about it?" Irving Allen has
sent the script of Force 1856"
to David Niven and Rex Har-
rison. The film will be shot in
Pakistan for Columbia. Is there
nothing in the works for Holly
wood?
Anita Ekberg's co-star in
La Dolce Vita YvOnne Fur
neaux. will marry cameraman
Jacques Natteau. MarcellO
Mastroianni revealed" during
an interview that he dreams
about Brigitte BardOt every
evening. Its a nightmare" he
sighed.
Mae West will think twice
before appearing again in sum-
mer stock near Chicago. Ac-
cording to report, the reviews
were not good. Mae has all
the money she. can ever spend.
But an actress likes to act, and
get good notices Pat Boone
dispatched his own interior
decorator here from New Jer-
Sey to do" his new home in
Beverly Hills. And Joe
Levine, who makes nothing
but money, wants to produce
a TV spec to star Donald
O'COnnOr. Don'S last movie,
The Wonders of Aladdin, -
was for Levine.
Dino de Laurentiis hired
Christopher Fry to reWrite the
Bible for the screen. I wish him
luck.
England's two top money
stars, Sir Alec Guinness and
Dirk BOgarde, are teamed for
a little sea number, THE Mutt
neers," that might be competi-
ton for Marion BrandO's MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-25
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

Harry S. Truman, living in
Spain incognito. IT can do
nothing about it." Capote in
sists. They won't have it any
other way"
= -
Aaron COPELAND, the COM
poser who first won recogni-
ton with his music for "Rodeo, "
finally saw his first rodeo re-
Gently, in Fresno, Calf. .
Shirley MacLaine is such a gin
rummy devotee that she car
ries a pack of cards in her
purse, just in case. Genet's
The Blacks" is the only off
Broadway show doing Sell-out
business this summer. Two of
the producers are millionaires.
and the third is a onetime Wall
street bond salesman.
The Duke of Windsor was
asked his opinion of Lawrence
Of Arabia. He recalled the Incl
dent of the investiture of Buck
ingham Palace where Lawrence
about to be honored, used the
occasion to criticize Britain for
its broken promises in the
Middle East. The Duke said:
He was a rude fellow" .
Winston Churchill recently
expressed the opinion: Law
renee of Arabia was a remark
able man-and he was careful
of that fact"
+ y
John Mills, incidentlly, may
play the title role on Broadway
in Terence Rattigan's play
about Lawrence, Ross" Alec
Guinness created the role on
the London stage. Ernie
KOvacS' book, How to Talk at
Gin" - diStracting dialogues
during gin rummy gameS-will
be published by Doubleday. .
Those who've seen the previews
of "The Young Doctors" predict
that the new film will collect
top awards and box office
crosses.
Across from Salvador DaIi's
seaside home in Cadagues,
Spain, is an island that can
be bought for $4,000. A local
ordnance provides that anyone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-25

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Whatever Frank Sinatra wants
he usually gets. And his friends
believe he will make another
offer to David Merrick for the
screen rights of Merrick's up
coming Broadway musical,
"SubwayS Are for Sleeping. J"
F'rankie's $25O,0OO down with
out the additional guarantee of
$750,00O was insufficient for
Merrick who has more hits
than misses in the theater.
had a bunch about the rea-
son for the cancellation of the
clans cruise on the Mediter-
ranean. Apparently it was crit
icism in Washington that,
while the world situation was
so tense, Sinatra, Peter Law
ford, Janet Leigh, Dean Mar
tin ct al, should not be living
it up in the vicinity of the
Presidents father, Joe Ken
needy.
4
Barbara Stanwyck never lies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-25
The Busy People

NEW YORK-Mrs. Ernest
Hemingway will leave Cuba in
two weeks, and return to Ketch-
UNI, Idaho David Merrick,
the producer now involved in a
dozen Broadway. projects, will
be doubly busy; he's been called
to. jury duty Life Magazine
bought the rights to Charles
Chaplin's autobiography, and
permitted Chaplin the right to
edit each inStallment. His orig
inal script includes some bitter
references to Clare BOOthe Luce,
Life'S boss in law.
Peter UstinOv Just finished
writing a new play, Photo Fin
ish." So far he's been unable
TO find a suitable star, and so
will have to play the leading
role himself Nora Kaye in
sists she's really retired from
ballet dancing To prove it,
she's just gained 10 pounds . . .
Melvyn Douglas expects to fin
ish his London movie work in
Billy Budd" in time to resume
his role in The Best Man." for
the Chicago opening of the
tour.
William Holden, who CO.
starred with Alec Guinness in
Sam SpiegePs Bridge on the
River Kwai," may appear with
him again in Spiegel'S Law
renee of Arabia" Holden would
play Lowell Thomas, who COW
cred Lawrence's campaigns
Paul Shyre, with the help of
Mrs. Eugene O'Neill, will bring
ONeill'S Different" to the
Mercury Theater on West
Forty-Second Street in October
GlyniS Johns will be Shell
ley Berman's leading lady in a
GE TV Theater show next
month.
Truman CapOte, who is fin
ing his new book at his Costa
Bravo home in Palamos, Spain,
occupies a unique position
there. His Spanish neighbors
call him "Senor Truman" and
insist that he is either the son
or nephew of ex-President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-25

who buys the island may build
home there-but only on the
far side, facing away from
Dali's home. The municipal Of
ficials thereby recognize, legal
ly, the artists desire for pri-
vacy.
Brendan Behan, now back in
Dublin, reported that during
his American trip he fulfilled
his wishes to see Cd Richard
Nixon and % the electric
chair Frank Norman, au-
thor Of "Fings Amt Wot They
Used T'Be," finished his new
play but had to set it aside be-
cause the Lord Chamberlain
deems it too cenSorable. .
Carl Sandburg will collect
$4,000 as his fee on the
forthcoming movie, Greatest
Story Ever Told"
Evening star., 1961-12-03

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Kettle, Sm amt glassware and miscellaneous
NOTE: The majority the above items are in very fine
condition. W " ' w
Come early must time Tools will be sold first
then dishes and miscellaneous, then furniture
TERNIS-Cash
JULIA BURROUGHS
LEONA FULK, EXECUTRICES
John L Ponton, Auctioneer
Helen F. Ponton Clerk
Lunch Rights Reserved