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Spring’s Harbinger Arrives
With News About Glen Echo
By Harry MacArthur
Open-Air Department: A sure harbinger of spring came striding into
the office the other day. There was a chill on the air outside and only
the bravest of buds had emerged to survey a frosty world. Spring was
here, though, we knew the moment its messenger walked in the door.
The harbinger was Ernest S. Johnston, who represents other things
during the rest of the year, but4
who is spring’s man once annu
ally. Let others await the robins
or take note of the stirrings within
them at the sight of a new pretty
girl. , We know that the winter is
done with again when Mr. John
ston walks in and announces that
Leonard Schloss is about ready to
open the gates at Glen Echo Park
once more.
Next Saturday at 1 p.m. is the
date set for the start of the park’s
38th consecutive season under Mr.
Schloss’ management. From then
on, it will be open daily from 1
pjn. to midnight. The winter at,
Glen Echo has been spent in paint-1
lag and reconditioning, according to I
the announcement Mr. Johnston
laid on the desk, and in the add
ing of "a magnificent structure
erected to house additional at
tractions.”
“Glen Echo will be modem in
every way,” the message continues
in a breathless sentence, “with its
new skeeball alley, shooting gallery
and ‘Sportland’ offering the latest
equipment in arcade pleasure-giving
mechanical devices, also a modem
photograph studio, Mme. Selena,
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* * * *
Fine Start Department: Dick
Skinner, who has assumed guidance
of the Olney Theater’s affairs, an
nounces that the season there will
be launched Importantly by the ap
pearance of Helen Hayes as the first
star. Miss Hayes will start the the
ater’s season May 38 by appearing
for 11 performances, with her daugh
ter, Mary Mac Arthur, in J. M. Bar
rie’s comedy, “ Alice-Sit-by-the-Fire.”
John Williams, who played the lead
ing role opposite Miss Hayes two
seasons ago yhen she and Miss Mac
Arthur did the comedy on the straw
hat circuit, also will appear in' the
Olney production.
Redge Allen and Evelyn Freyman,
two of the Olney’s postwar found
ers, remain as co-producers with
Mr. Skinner.
* * * *
Hillbilly Department: Oene Autry
and his movie horse, Champion,
are to be featured In the singing
cowboy’s own Western Variety
Show, which will be staged next
Saturday and Sunday at Uline
Arena. Mr. Autry will be accomp
anied by his Melody Ranch Hands
and such people as Rufe Davis,
hillbilly comedian: the Pinafores
and the Cass County Boys will also
be on hand. There will be four
performances, at 3:30 and 8:30 p.m.
each day of the local stand.
Constitution Hall, of all places,
will be the scene of hillbilly doings
on Friday night when Roy Acuff and
his Smoky Mountain Beys stage
their show there. Mr. Acuff, ac
cording to those who would know
about such things, is a man of con
siderable stature in the field of
hillbilly entertainment. His local
appearance is sponsored by Connie
B. Gay.
* * * *
Homecoming Department: Lynn
Allison, the pretty lyric soprano
who was an established part of the
Capitol Theater’s entertainment
program for five years, returns
Thursday for a week of appearances
with Sam Jack Kaufman and his
orchestra. It was some two years
ago that Miss Allison gave up the
life of a singer to concentrate on
the life of Mrs. Joseph McCoy,
housewife. She likes that so well
that one week was the longest
Gene Ford could tear her away
from, it.
* * a a
Pronunciation Department: Hop
ing to get the word before film fans
in time to avoid confusion, the
local Warner Bros, office sends
along a note about the new Warner
Star Viveca Lindfors, who makes
her American debut in the forth
coming “To the Vi:tor.” If you
knew Miss Lindfors well enough to
call her by her first name you’d
say VlV-ekah. Not Vi-VEE-kah.
The necessity for straightening
this out has reminded the Warner
people of a number of other play
ers whose names have been con
fusing. Sir Cedric Hardwicke,
they point out, is Sir Seed-rick
and Bette Davis is Betty, never
Bett. Lana Turner is Lannah,
Charles Boyer is Shari Boyay, and
it is Seen-ya Hasso, Claudette Col
bear and T’rone, not Tie-roan,
Power.
The moral of this is; Never ask
Warner Bros, how to pronounce
the name of an M-G-M star. Lana
Turner’s mother, who ought to
know best, calls her Lahnah, not
Lannah.
Versatile Set
,. Sy the Aueciatad Press
HOLLYWOOD.
Economy rears its head in Holly
wood. The set that was a plushy
Bahama Island beach home In "Mr.
Peabody and the Mermaid” has be
come a lakeside pavillion in "One
Touch of Venus,” which has its
setting in New York.
NOT TO BE STOPPED—Susan
Peters has triumphed over the
shooting accident which has
kept her confined to a wheel
chair to star in the new film
drama, “The Sign of the
Ram.” It is the next attrac
tion on the Metropolitan’s
schedule.
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Hollywood:
Miss Taylor
May Get to Play
Queen Bess
By Sheilah Graham
Elizabeth Taylor for "Young
Bess,” not Deborah Kerr? That is
the plan now cooking at Metro
where Lizzie Is testing to play Eng
land’s most famous Queen Elizabeth
when she was a girl of 16—Miss
Taylor’s age today. This will be the
first picture to be made in Metro's
lavish London’s studios. They’ll
probably use an Englishman for the
Earl of Essex role. But for Miss
Taylor it will be the real turning
point of her career and make her
a star overnight.
Van Heflin is wanted for the
professor role in “Little Women,”
but he says "no.” He feels he isn’t
old enough and doesn’t have the
right accent for the part. In that
case why don’t they use Paul Lukas,
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Shewing
Stage.
National—"An Inspector Calls”;
8:30 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador—'"April Showers”; 1,
3:10, 5:20, 7:25 and 9:40 pm.
Capitol—"Three Daring Daugh
ters”; 10:30 am., 1:25, 4:20, 7:10 and
10:05 pm. Stage shows: 12:40, 3:35,
6:25 and 9:20 pm.
Columbia—“The Bride Goes Wild”;
11:10 a.m., 1:15, 3:20, 5:25, 7:25 and
9:30 pm.
Dupont—"Panic”; 11 a.m„ 12:40,
2:30, 4:20, 6:10, 8 and 9:50 pm.
Hippodrome—“Volpone”; 3, 3:55,
5:50, 7:45 and 9:40 pm.
Keith’s—"I Remember Mama”;
10:40 am., 1:25, 4:10, 6:50 and 9:35
pm.
Little—"Wilson”: 10:45 am., 1:20,
4, 6:40 and 9:20 p.m.
Metropolitan—“Relentless”; 11:25
am., 1:30, 3:30, 5:35, 7:40 and 9:45
pm.
Palace — “Gentleman’s- Agree
ment”; 10:30 a.m„ 13:40, 2:55, 5:10,
7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Pix—"Golden Boy”; 3:25, 8:40
and 9:5Tpm. «**’
Trans-Lux — News and shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 am.
Warner—“April Showers”; 10:45
am.. 1:05. 3:15, 5:25, 7:40 and 9:50
pm. _ _
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who played the role originally with
Katharine Hepburn?
Miss Hepburn, incidentally, won’t
be making a movie until the fall.
Then it is a complete change of
pace for her—a modem comedy,
“Experiment in Lov." Katie is cur
rently in New York.
Greer Garson’s set is closed again
because they say they don’t want
the press to see Greer doing her
dangerous acrobatic stunts, which,
the studio reports, she is doing all
by herself. That’s the kind of thing
I have to see to believe.
Red Skelton is a busy boy. He has
to do another week of extra scenes
for “The Southern Yankee” and is
also getting ready to start “Nep
tune’s Daughter." Red tells me
“I’m still a very unhappy character
because Metro won’t agree to my
making only one picture a year for
them. I guess they just don’t care
if I’m not happy.”
* * * *
Buster Keaton, old-time straight
faced comic, is working on Red’s
“Southern” picture and he explains
to me why he canceled eight very
profitable weeks of personal ap
pearances in Sweden this summer
and a picture he was to make in
Italy. “I don't want to be stuck
there,” says Buster, “when the Rus
sians seal up all the roads in
Europe.”
Robert Taylor, by the way, will
not decide on whether he is going
to Italy until after the up-and
coming Italian elections. If the
Communists win, Bob will not be
going over there to star for Clar
ence Brown in his remake of “Quo
Vadis.”
Tyrone ’Powers picture, “Prince
of Foxes,” would also be made in
Hollywood in that event. No pic
ture company wants to be stuck in
Italy if the Commies take over.
Anne Baxter is a traltoress to her
sex! After hearing that John
Hodiak was going into “Command
Decision,” an all-male movie, she
cracked, “The best movies are those
without women”!
Clark Gable, star of “Command
Decision," is back in Hoyylwood
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Drake and Edward Arnold.
* * * *
Gene Tierney gave out another
intriguing statement before die took
off for Sun Valley fra: her picture,
"That Wonderful Urge.” ‘Tm not
sure,” said Gene, "whether I really
want to make my divorce from Oleg
final.”
Margaret O’Brien is thinking of
bringing a lawsuit against the publi
cation which listed her next birth
day as being her thirteenth. Maggie
says she is only 10 now!
Cary Grant is the talk of the town
since the Masquers’ dinner to Brit
isher Sid Fields. Cary played a
stand-in in a skit, took custard pies
on the kisser and was thrown to the
flow by four men who practically
turned him inside out. At the end
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