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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
BROADWAY
NowIs for Rudy, Not His Past

to which he turned when
big-time radio faded.
Some of my material is
fairly intellectual-but I get
into low joints once in a
while and know half of it
is over their heads"
A candid cribber, Rudy de-
scribeS his material as an
amalgam.
81 got a lot of material
from Charlie Farrell of Mi
ami, an old-timer in Vaude-
vile and the greatest story
teller of all. I sent him a
lot of scotch and don't think
he minded too much.
81 also use fractured
French, some Corey Ford,
Henry Youngman. and some
thing I call skid talk. That's
mental double exposure. Like
the young man I overheard
talking about me in a garage:
You mean Vallee, the guy
who sang in silent movies?'"
To display his comic style,
Rudy turns on one of the
several tape recorders that
clutter his Manhattan apart
ment, keeps on with a fast
tumbling array of comment
to his own accompaniment.
Il never really wanted to
do a Broadway book show.
Some years back I toured in
Jennie Kissed Me- Leo G.
Carroll did it on Broadway.
It's about a priest and 1
played it differently. He's
a devout Catholic, I'm only
$3.50.
Il had a great time in it
and have been looking for a
similar role ever since.
Last January they called
See GLOVER, Page F-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
THE PASSING SHOW
Mail Is Reproving

and Rocco and His Broth
ers"? And, far worse, permit
Hollywood to put a nice girl
like Audrey Hepburn in
Breakfast at Tiffany's." Es-
pecially after those lovely
heroines she played in THE
Nuns Story" and Green
Mansions"
HopeleSsly, after having
written admiringly of all
three pictures, it is futile for
the reviewer to protest that
the, Italians did not ask him
if they could show their pic
lures, and to point out that
Miss Hepburn has a mind of
her own.
He might, for a bitter mo-
ment, contemplate asking a
foundation for a grant to
permit him to take Brigitte
Bardot, Sophia Loren, and
the likes to a South Seas
island and out of circula-
ton. But only for a mo-
ment. Foundations have
much too much sense, and
the critics own minimum of
the same at least is adequate
to dispose Of this defensive
fantasy.
Praise for Miss Walsh
OF recent ENVIRONMENTS
with readers, the most dra-
matte conferred in the case of
Miss Margaret Walsh. She
is the Sayerville, N. j. school
principal who led 146 of her
students out of the National
near the end of the first act
of Sunday in New York"
The reviewers did disagree
with Miss Walsh's judgment
of the play, but not with her
decision to remove her chill
dren from the sight of it.
That, they granted, was
her right, just as they as
sumed it was theirs to find
Norman Krasna writin g
freshly of a hackneyed COM
edy subject and Carson Ka-
min directing it with spirit
and inventivenesS.
To admire the artistic
quality of la Dolce Vita"
while pointing out that it is
a study of corruption and
degradation, does not identi-
fly the reviewer as a disso-
lutte character. Nor is he
condoning the sex psyche
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
OTooIe of Lawrence of Arabic
Recalls the Gable Magnetism
Obligation Recognized

1.-THE Day They Robbed the
Bank of England" and the
star was Aldo Ray.
What made me famous"
said the candid actor, the
biggest success I had per-
sonally, was at StratfoFd (on
Avon as Shylock, then Pc
truchio in THE Tanning of
the Shrew" with Peggy Ash
croft - that was the most
thrilling and frightening ex-
perience of my life. After that
I wanted to do a movie, be-
cause I'm interested in fame.
I wanted to jump into the
big league.
Success" Peter continued,
"iS intoxicating when you're
young. You can do so much"
1t wasn't as easy as it reads.
II was not a prize pupil
at the Royal Academy of
Dramatic Art. I didn't have
a job offered me when I left.
I happened to know the stage
doorman at the Bristol Old
Vic. And I auditioned there
with 400 others. The director
offered me a job as a walk
on. I left three and a half
years later, after rs parts
from Hamlet to Uncle Vanya
and the Dame in pantomine.
1t was the happiest time of
my life"
Shakespeare and Chekov
were followed by television in
London and a musical, "Oh
Mein Papa"-"I was the first
actor to talk a song" Peter
recalled. 1t lasted a month,
but 1.-THE Long, The Short
and The Tall" ran for more
than a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19

path, the most repugnant Of
criminals, when he admires a
film like THE Mark" which
deals with the case history
of such an offender.
His premise is that once
he has made it clear what
the theme and treatment of
a film or play may be, his
concern is with the artistic
excellence and taste with
which it is handled. Incl
dentally, there never was a
period in which reviewers
generally we're more con-
cerned to point out precisely
what plays and films are
about.
Obligation Recognized
This is an act of recogni-
ton that sex and violence
have become the common
place subjects of an ever
larger number of plays and
films. More, it is an obi
CATION the reviewer assumes
to that large section of the
public which is indignant
with this situation.
This is not enough to
justify any feeling on his
part that what he is trying
to communicate is communi-
Gated.
A single word. he finds,
can be enough to make one,
or more, readers pounce.
BY way of illustration, the
word "eult" appeared in last
Sundays drama column in
what this correspondent in
tended as a flattering sense.
Its intimation was that
Washington's art film pa
irons were free from the gray
flannel, leather jacketed, or
blue leaned mind.
Certainly, it was not in
tended to suggest that Wash
ington lacked intense stu
dents of film.
Nevertheless, it produced a
letter from a reader who de-
manded proclamation of her
self as a member of a cult,
a film society of 535 mem
bers. Heretofore, this cor
ner had thought of this
group as composed Of free
spirits in search of the best
in filmic art since it first APP
peared.
1t still does.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE.

NATIONAL-Dark "a Thurber Carnival" starts tomor-
ARENA-"The Caucasian Chalk Circle; 1880 pm.
SCREEN
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Unique and Individual Facilities

Environmenal planning, based on the concepts orig
mated by Frank Lloyd Wright will provide residents
of Rutherford with the luxury of living by creating
kind of patia relationship between each structure
and its land, and by kul site planning for each home
Rolling hills and natural woods are conceived as an ex
tension of each dwelling. Architecture is fused with
landscape expand the famiys living beyond the
walls of the house and out into patios and gardens.
Luxury is the apparent and dominant characteristic
of the dwellings Ruherfordthe luxury of space
the luxury of prestige and address, the luxury of
quality facilities. This first impression of luxury, the
private driveway of Rutherford home, is maintained
throughout the dwelling and its grounds.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

said the 61-year-old Mr.. Cher
venkov at a meeting of the
party Central Committee No
vember 1929 was subjected
to severe criticism of his mis-
takes and wrong methods in his
activities since the 1856 party
plenum" which denoted him.
His dismissal from the Polit-
bureau came after a Nation
wide Discrimination drive re-
sulting from the 22d Soviet
Party Congress in Moscow. The
committee also replaced NicojfG
Popov by Stoian Abadjev on the
party control commission, its
highest personnel authority.
and elected two new members
of the Politbureau, Agriculture
Minister Stanko Todorov and
Mitko GrigOrov, a member of
the State Planning Committee.
AS Premier, Chervenkov was
one of the chief organizers of
Stains campaign against Yu-
Evening star., 1961-12-01

Model homes open for your inspection include
ngton Gas Light Co., Forecast Home of l962-a tra-
ditional Colonial house with three bedrooms and pro.
vision for two additional bedrooms three full baths large
living and informal living room, utility room. large
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with 3Ofoot living four bedrooms three full baths
3Ooot balcony 56foot utility room, large kitchen: the
mutilevel Stratford with four bedrooms three full
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large kitchen: "The Canterbury" Britishnspired with
cahedra-ceilng, bow.window living room; veranda for
terrace dining. four bedrooms three full baths gallery,
informal living room, utility room, large kitchen.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Syridns Voting
ForPar|iament

DAMASCUS, Syria, Dec.
(AP) With heavy police and
security forces on guard, Syri-
ans voted today on 1876 can
didateS for Parliament and
passed on a provisional con-
stitution for the new Syrian
Arab Republic.
Two bomb explosions on cleo
ton eve, blamed on supporters
OF Egyptian President Canal
Abdel NaSser, resulted In extra
precautions. The border with
Lebanon also was closed to
keep out pro-NaSser infiltra-
tors.
Early voting was light in the
modern sections OF Damascus,
but bigger than expected In
the old quarters.
The election came Just two
months after the army revolt
breaking Syria's three year
union with Egypt in Col. Mas
sar's United Arab Republic
Approval of the provisional
eight-point constitution by a
big margin would show strong
popular support for the break
away.
The new Parliament will
have 172 members and will
draw up a new permanent con-
Stitution. y
Five tribal chiefs were as
usual unopposed. All the candi-
dates for the l67 contested
seats campaigned as non-party
men. since party activity, orig
inally banned by President
Nasser, is still illegal in post
revolution Syria.
None of the candidates openly
eSpoused reunion with Egypt
but several are NaSser admirers
and might, if elected. form q
Evening star., 1961-12-01

sistible attractions of ideas of
communism for peoples who are
under the yoke of colonialism,
and not to the efforts of the
USSR to 'communize the
world
Cite Registration Law
The paper also criticized Mr..
Kennedy for suggesting that the
Soviet people do not have
freedom choice" as regards
political views.
1T is necessary, to put it
lightly, to possess no little bold
ness to comment about this at a
moment when the sheriffs
throughout America are pre-
pairing to board up the windows
and doors of the Communist
Party committees and put steel
handouts on American Com
munists," the newspaper said.
1t also accused Mr.. Kennedy
of avoiding a direct reply to
Mr.. Adzhubei's question about
a Soviet United States friend
ship pact.
Literature and Life concluded
by saying it hoped Mr.. Ken
nedy's words would be sup
plemented by a reasonable
policy Of the government
headed by him"
"On that policy" the news
paper said. depends much in
the further development of
events"
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Fisk Alumni Here
Collect $4,000

Washington alumni OF Fisk
University have reported a
total of $4,000 collected here
toward their $4,000 goal for
the schools five-year cam
paign.
The fund raising is part Of
a national centennial program
by which the university hopes
TO raise $4,000. Fisk was
opened in 1866 in Nashville,
Tenn. for former slaves.
Alumni will meet here for a
progress report at $3.50 tonight
ct the home of Mrs. Zenobia
c. Hart, 40l4 Illinois avenue
NV.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Bu|gars Gust
Red Official

SOFIA. Bulgaria, Dec. (AP) =.
Deputy Premier Vulko Cher
venkov has been ousted from
the Bulgarian Communist Party
Politbureau. for failing to take
the consequences of the liqui-
dation of the personality cult. :"
1t was Mr.. Chervenkov's sec
ond setback for Stalinism. He
was denoted from the premier
ship in 1856 for Stalinist tend
encies. The latest announce
ment did not say whether he
had lost his post as Deputy
Premier, but presumably he
has or will.
The official BTA news agency
Evening star., 1961-12-01
s2z,95O TO s32,95O

FT TII AIRCONDTIIUNED-NO EXTRAS
TERMS FOR Allied APPLICANTS: l0 CASH; MORTGAGE
Evening star., 1961-12-01
FuIIs Church Chamber
Elects Five Officers

Members OF the Greater Falls
Church Chamber of Commerce
Wednesday elected five new Of
ficers to serve three-year terms.
Chosen from a slate of nine
at an election luncheon were
Mrs. Meres G. Brown. Mrs.
Mary Munson. Mr.. Ben Hurt,
Mr.. Charles Mendez and La
Rue VanMeter.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

pro-Nasser bloc. There are no
ranking Communists In the
field, but dozens Of leftists and
fellow-travelers are running.
Mamoun Kuzbari, provisional
president after the revolt who
resigned to run for Parliament,
blamed last nights bombings
on Nasser supporters but said,
I'VE were expecting worse"
Approximately half a million
Of the more than one million
eligible voters are expected to
cast ballots. II less than 81
per cent turn out. the voting
will continue for another eight
hours on Saturday.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

goslav President Tito. He was
held responsible for a relentless
purge of Titoists in Bulgaria,
among them Deputy Premier
Traicho Kostov, who was exc
cuted. Mr.. Kostov and other
victims Of the purge were re-
habilitated by the party after
Mr.. Chervenkov was denoted.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Bozuur Scheduled
In COLLEGE Park

The Women's Society OF
Christian Service of the Meth
odist Church Of North College
Park will hold its annual ba-
zaar tomorrow at the church,
Rhode Island and Hollywood
avenues, College Park. Md.
The bazaar will be open from
IL am. until 7 pm.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Chaplain Named
For D. c. Leqion

The Right Rev. Msgr. Will
liam II, Hoffman. pastor Of st
Jcromc'S Catholic Church
Hyattsvillc. Md. has been
named department chaplain OF
the District OF Columbia De-
partmcnt. American Legion.
MsRr. Hoffman. 55. served
with the Navy from l94l until
his retirement last July. He is
a member OF Henry c. Spengler
Post No. IL, He was born in
1906 in Baltimore and ordained
to the priesthood in 1888.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

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Custom Cabinet design and outstanding high
fidelity performance Danish Modern in Oiled
Walnut. Includes six matched speakers, AN and
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picture tube prices begin S329
Evening star., 1961-12-01

with easy through-way
access to the Pentagon and
to downtown Washington,
Fairfax, Annandale and
Alexandria. Cross the Me-
mortal Bridge or Key Bridge
or the l4th Street Bridge
and follow Shirley Highway
Route 800; turn off at
Lincolnia Interchange on
to Little River Turnpike
Route 1850 and you are
on the Road to Rutherford;
drive past Annandale; turn
left into Guinea Road to
Rutherford.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

oenC maze IN MS interview with
AleXei AdZhubei. 1t was the
first official Soviet comment on
the interview.
Although Literature and Life
expressed criticism. it neverthe-
less said, 1T was a useful dia-
logue-it was a necessary one. ="
This dialogue" the paper
added, will undoubtedly be
continued"
Justice" Credited
The criticism of Mr.. Kennedy
began like this:
However. one must note the
political deluSions of Mr.. Presi-
dent, who decided to come up
with a number of quite un-
founded and simply incorrect
propositions to Soviet readers
who can very we'll tell the diff
ference between white and
black. who can compare facts
and draw correct conclusions
from them.
What. for instance, is the
value of Mr.. Presidents aSser-
ton that the Soviet Union is
striving to 'communize the
world?'"
Yes" Literature and Life
continued. the bright idea of
communism is marching VIC
toriously over the entire world.
Yes, the example of the Soviet
Union inspires and will inspire
countries and nations.
But that is a result of JUS
tice, of strength and the ire
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Soviet Paper Retorts
On Kennedy 'De|usions'

MOSCOW Dec, i (AP)-The Soviet newspaper Literature
and Life said today President Kennedy suffering from
political deluons when he told the editor of Izvestia that
the Soviet Union wants to communize the world.
Literature and Life said this of "a number of quite
mfounded and simply incorrect propositions which the Pes-
Evening star., 1961-12-01
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Evening star., 1961-09-17

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venience in shopping. It's shoppers dream with the
of Super Giants customary value, service and
courtesy
Within the next IL months 10 new Giants and Super
Giants will appear the ''new Washington scene The
ground has been broken for the modern Heidi dairy and
ice plant and construction has begun
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This is just part of Giants program for the months
1t is exciting FUTURE full of surprises but not
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made Giants growth outstanding
Our Washington community has expanded many fold
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PROPOSALS

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bids viii be received at the Dis
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Buildings are to be removed 10
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and the Highway Department re-
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all bids, The Highway Depart
ment will not be responsible for
the condition Of the buildings. A
representative OF the Highway
DEPARTMENT will meet bidders al
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St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
Annual Party For
Friends & NeiohborS

Mr. and Mrs. William Carter
and Mrs. Gurley Peters, Mrs. Car
ters sister, 622 Iglehart Av., st.
Paul entertained about 40 guests
July 4, at their annual
backyard and front porch picnic.
The Carriers and Mrs. Gurley have
regularly entertained friends and
neighbors at an elaborate buffet
dinner on the Fourth of July for
number of years.
Guests enjoyed appeuzers and
liquid refreshments of all varieties
in the beautiful back yarded car
peted with thick lawn and decor
ated with a nice flower garden.
Tables in this area had pretty
green and white umbrellas to keep
out the sun.
On the front porch some guests
played whist and guests filled the
living rooms chatting over the
latest holiday news.
A rich variety of viands filled
the dining room table and buffet
and the guests did justice to the
well prepared delicious food
The affair began at 2 pm. and
the threatening clouds disappeared
as the first guests began to ar
rive. 1t was a most delightful af-
fair.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-07
Chicago A.M.E. Woman
To Be Honored At
TesfimoniuI JUIy II

Mrs. Lucille Thomas, past presi-
dent of the Chicago Conference
Branch Missionary Society will be
honored with a testimonial Mon
day night, July IT, at the Coppin
Memorial AME Church in Chicago.
She is being honored for her
christian service to the organiza-
ton. For the past 16 years she
was director of young people and
children's work in the conference;
now serves as chairman of life
memberships and was recently ap-
pointed to serve as chairman of the
Camp Baber activities on the dis
trict level.
At the recent meeting held in
Chicago, the following officers
We're elected: Mrs. Geraldine Brad
ford, Milwaukee, president; Mrs.
Florence Hibbs Daniels, st. Pet
er's AME church, Minneapolis,
first vice president; Mrs. Mary
Lee Parks, st. James AME, St.
Paul, assisting recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Margaret Johnson, st.
Peters AME, Minneapolis statis-
teal secretary.
Also Mrs. Opal May Williams,
st. James AME St. Paul, elected to
the executive board. Mrs. Halle
Hendrieth, Wayman AME Mime
apolis, was appointed youth direc-
tor of the Northwest area. Mrs.
Florence Hibbs Daniels is reporter.