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fo] HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Alice Is a Coward
HOLLYWOOD (NANA).—:I
John Wayne cancelled the jaunt i
to Venezuela with wife Pilar be-'i
cause the starting date of “Tim- ]
buctoo” in Italy has been moved
up to November 3. So John and
Pilar fly direct to Rome next i
week. She'll return soon aftei
and pay John periodic visits. « . .'
The Waynes were able after all
to be guests at the party for the
Ozzie Olsens, hosted by the Fred
MacMurrays—“l’m a third of a
host,” Fred told me and the Bob
Boss and the Carter Hermans
were the other two thirds. Mrs.
Herman is Loretta Young's
youngest sister.
George Gobel introduced me
to his real wife Alice when I told
him, "I’ve met so many of your
Kil NEIGHBORHOOD
Films of More Than Routine Merit 1-
“BIRTH OF A NATION”—The D. W. Griffith classic is one you 1
shouldn't miss land this is a new print).
“BUS.STOP”—In which Marilyn Monroe proves she can act as
the chantootsie kidnaped by a cowhand.
•‘CALL NORTHSIDE 777”—James Stewart as a reporter who
clears a wrongly imprisoned man.
“DON GIOVANNI”—The Mozart opera filmed in color exactly
as staged at the Salzburg music festival.
“THE KING AND I”—Sumptuous film version of the musical
delight, winningly played by Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner.
“MISTER ROBERTS"—Henry Fonda and crew comically be
calmed In the bored backwash of war in the Pacific.
“TRAPEZE”—Gina Lollobrigida complicates life on a flying one
for Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis.
Stanley Warner Theaters
AMBASSADOR
'Tension at Table Rock." Richard
Egan. Dorothy Malone. 1:85. 8:85.
5:85 7:80. 0:85. _
IVII 6«MM. 5612 Conn
MiaiiUH Avr N.W. Daily Matinee
at 2:00 PM. Bus Stop, Marilyn
Monroe 2 l". 00. 7:2f1, 0:40
nrvrnv v 11 5-3300. Free park-
DC.VX.nidI in* "Storm Over the
Nile." Anthony Steel 0:25. 8.80.
"Streets of Laredo " William Holrten, j
7:50.
fAT VPDT H 3-0055. Free Park
vHL VC.n I ip* ‘ Storm Center."
Bette Davis. 6:3»i, 9:15 "The Desert
Fox," James Mason 88)0 only.
PFIITIIItT ME. 8-2811. Near Park
tLninALmg "The King and I."
Deborah Kerr. 1.1:00. "85. 5:55. |
0:25, "Storm Over the Nile." Anthony
S?*e: 1:00 135 805
vriiurny R». O-fl«O0. "Satellite
ALHMLUI in the Sky." Keiron
Moore. 0:15. 9:55. "Helen of Troy."
Ro.sanna Port's!a. 7:55,
Dmii fl< ?-3306. Free Parking.
rJMIH "Bur Stop " Marilyn Mon
roe. 2:45. 8-05. 9:25 "Hell's Hori- i
zon." John Ireland. 1:25. 4:45. 8:05,
€ AVflV"ro.*6-1968. "Mr Roberta!"
■JHVUI Henry Fonda 600. 9:25.
"Behind the High Wall." Tom Tullv.
8:<»<». _
CUmmAM RA 8-2100. "The
jnMUUAn Burning Hills.” Tab
Hunter « 85. 9 25. "Please Murder
Me." An*ela_Lan.sbury. 8 05
CVT VFD JIL 9-5500.
alia V Call Free Parking.
"BUS STOP”
Marilyn Monroe 2:45. 8:10 9:35
“SAFARI”
Victor Mature, 1:00. 4:25. 7:50
TAKfIMA *5.3-4312. P»tk
laAVfUft ing. "Trapeze," Burt
Lancaster. 8:15. 9:35. “Streets of
Laredo." William Holden. $: 10.
Thrnf 1 CO. 5-IHOO "Storm Over
laVviti'he jsiie." Anthony Steel.
3:40. 8:40. 9.40. "Magnificent
Roughnecks." Jack Carson. 2:25,
5:25. 8:25. _
ITDTnUIir vvo 0-5100 Closed: Re-
Ur IU TVIV opens November 1 with
"Oklahoma!" in Todd-AO.
K B THEATERS
APPY 4818 Ma “- Ave , WO. 6 4600
nr Free Part ing
4th Week In Washington
“DON GIOVANNI”
Salzburg .Festival Production of Mo
zart’s Great Opera 'Kastman Color*.
Performances at 2 30. 6:00 and 8:40 !
PM. Matiree. 90 \ Evenings. $1.50. (
A Haves Concert Bureau Production. ,
LANGLEY N H A „ v t * & 4^ lon *
MARI! YN MONROE in BUS STOP"
(Cinemascope*, at 1:85 8 35. 5:85, !
7815 and 9:35 PM
rv nwm Flower Ave. 4 P'ney Br. Rd
rieUTTLn Si( Spg Md Jy 8 . 1666
TAB HUNTER In "THE BURNINO
HILLS * Color* at 6:30 and 950
PM. Plus TOM EWELL In "THE !
LIEUTENANT WORE SKIRTS"
f Color i at P M
NAYLOR
AUDIF MURPHY in "WALK THE
PROUD LAND" <Color». at 10«». 3:55
0:50 and 9 PM Plus FRANK
LOVEJOY in "THE CROOKED WEB,”
at 2:45. 5:85 and 8:35 PM
ROCKVILLE DRIVE IN
9. 8. Route 210. Rockville, Md.
Telephone PopUr 2-8188
Open at 8:30 Show at 7 PM.
"BUS STOP"
<Ctn,m»Bcnp,> With MARILYN MON- 1
ROE at 55 PM Pius ERROL |
ELYNN :n "THE WARRIORS" 'Colon,
at T.on and 10:30 PM
HISER BETHESDA
MARILYN MONROE
"BUS STOP"
i 00. 8 15. 5:38, 7:40. 9 50
“AMERICAN ENGINEER” I
.• ■ t-~I I ■->'». 7 *>*'. 9 15
Ore Big Week Starting Frl . Nov 2
TYRONE POWER. "EDDY DUCHIN j
STORY '•
Louis Bornheimer s Theaters
THE VILLAGE 2™E
NE. NANCY KELLY "THF BAD
SEED 8 932 JOHN IRELAND.
HELL S HORIZON. 8 12
irrUfTMf l A HI II I Itthand ,
nCffTIUH New lop Mi. NE.
Free Parking Lot
810 HALLOWEEN HORROR SHOW, j
LILLI PALMER
“Chamber of Horrors”
8 25 9:32. BELA LUGOSI
“The Human Monster”
7:50 We Dare You to See Them
Plenty of Smelling Salt* on Hand,
Free f diipopa for the Kiddie
vrnNnt! Kl aw mi.
V Altitun Vernon Are.. Ale* . Va.
MARILYN MONROE. "BUS STOP."
j 4
JESSE Open Frl. Sat. Sun.
DISTRICT THEATERS
i ,ii su i-aoM
nnwAßn i si,, n.w.
BUHAHU 0o«m Op." 12 00 Noon
•MILDRED PIERCE JOAN CRAW
FORD ZACHARY SCOTT, P!j»
"JOHNNY BELINDA" JANE WY
MAN STEPHEN M.NALI Y
I nirfll N '213 V NW
LiniULN 0 „„ 0(M „ ,j j OPM
Tvn Hit, LISBON " RAY MILLARD
MAUREEN "KARA P.u. REYOND
A jUEASONABI f. DOJJBY DANA
ANDREWS JOAN FONTAINE
REPUBLIC »« J' n w
niruoui Doom On,n 12 30 » M
"BACK FROM ETERNITY ROBERT
RYAN ANITA EKBEP.G _
BOOKER fp SHZMfc.
S'TEA AND SYMPATHY '• DEBORAH
ERR JOHN KERR Addfd. MR
LACK MAOIC
I XIICCTfIU 2Jt*>"» i.— id n (
uinuaiun o<«.,o«»-2 «» m
"BAD BEE D."' S'arrtnt NANCY
EELI. Y
spurious wives, I’d like to meet
the real one.” She's very prety
so* I asked her, "Why don’t you
play the wife on George’s show?”
Because she's a coward.” replied
Mr. Gobel. . . < Johnny Weiss
muller at the party with golf
champ wife, Aliene, told me,
“I’m the Elvis Presley of Russia.
My old Tarzan movies have just
been released there and the
women are rioting over me in
front of the theaters. I think I’ll
grow my hair long again and
grunt.”
** * *
Among those wishing good
luck for Ozzie's Detroit Lions
football team—Henry Fonda,
Bonita Granville, Jack Wrather,
Jeanette MacDonald, the George
SIDNEY LUST THEATRES |
Free Parking |
BELTSVILLE DRIVE-IN
WE. 5-5800. Balto. Blvd. <l*. S. I), !
5 Mins. From V. of Md. Children Free.
Open Fri.. Sat. and Bun. Only. !
B| V p|l ID. 9-3322. MARI LY N I
HIamIbKI MONROE. "BUS STOP." j
Cinemascope. Color, at 7:10, 9:30.
BETHESDA " !tMiB
DAILY MATINEES
J P.M. Continuous. NANCY KELLY.
"THE BAD SEED" at 1:30. 4:10.
« 15. 9:30.
rif rural v l * 4-0100. wtlliam
UnLTLnLI HOLDEN. DEBORAH
KERR. “THE PROUD AND THE PRO
FANE." at 7 9:20.
HYATTSVILLE DEBORAH*
KERR. YUL BRYNNER. “THE KING
AND I.” Cinemascope. Color, at 6:55. i
9:25.
KAYW9OD WA - -****■
DAILY MATINEES
1 P.M. Continuous. TAB HUNTER.
NATALIE WOOD. ‘THE BURNING
HILLS." Cinemascope. Color, at 1.
2:40 4:30, 6:15. Smmi. 9:45. j
«W|( nn V WH. 6-7000. wnT
VILITO niicLj IA M HOLDEN.
DEBORAH KERR "THE PROUD AND L
THE PROFANE." at 7. 9:25.
Neighborhood Theaters
ARLINGTON-FALLS CHURCH. VA.
JA. 5-6111 for Featare Time*
RYRD Wash.-Lee Shop. Confer
Opp. Ft. Myer. JA. 7-1733
“THE KING AND I”
Scope and Color. 7:15. 9:40.
CTATT Falls Church, Va.
aliiiL JE 2-1555
“BUS STOP”
MARILYN MONROE
WILSON 17 “ A W 7MSOBIvd
"BUS STOP"
yARILYN MONROE
BUCKINGHAM 231
“BURNING HILLS”
TAB HUNTER. Bcope and Color. i
ARLINGTON
"PROUD AND PROFANE” i
1 WM HOLDEN DEBORAH KERR_
GLEBE 2,30 N GUb » M - ~
U VUIIi JA J_ 42t6
“PROUD AND PROFANE”
WM HOLDEN DEBORAH KERR.
JEFFFRSfIN Arl Blvd. 4 Annon
dol. Rd., JE 2-8040
’HIGH SOCIETY”
GRACE KELLY, SINATRA. CROBBY. i
-
ROTH'S THEATERS
ROTH'S SILVER SPRING
8212 Georgia Are. JV. 9-1121
NATALIE WOOD, TAB HUNTER.
i “THE BURNING HILLS”
At R 00. 9:30. Plus, at 7:40. CYD
CHARISSE DAN DAILEY. |
’’■MEET ME IN LAS VEGAS” I
Wed and Thurs. BETTE DAVIS
In "STORM CENTER."
PJIDV Sovonnoh St. ot 13th St. S.E.
rnnn Blk of( A|a Av . J 0 2 2333
Last Times GLENN FORD. "THE
FASTEST GUN ALIVE." fl:30. 10:00,
I Plus, at 3: IS. WM HOLDEN. DEB
ORAH KERR. "THE PROUD AND
PROFANE."
!• REED 1223 Ring S., Zl. 9-3443
: - Parking Space
ifi JAMES CAGNEY BARBARA STAN
" WYCK THESE WILDER YEARS:
VIRCINIA Mamorial Uvd. 4 Ist
=5; * U St., Kl. 9-6133
*■ 5 JOAN CRAWFORD JACK CARSON
s ga. Mil URED PIERCE i
-et rncntr tairlington, Ve.
1 J=£ JE. 6 1000 Frn Parking
1-5 I cinemascope and Color "BUS 1
p . I STOP " MARILYN MONROE. DON
T J* MURRAY,
11, SHIRLIIIGTOM "Jgj
I. r WILLIAM HOLDEN. MONA PREE
MAN "STREETS OF LAREDO "
1 * RICHMOND *’f , -
I UNDA DARNELL, STERLING HAY
-31 DEN, "DAKOTA INCIDENT." In
Color. Continuoui From ! 30 PM
Capitol Hill Theater
i 'lts Pa. Are. RE. LI. 7-.TJT*
Com. n I' TALLULAH BANKHEAD
| WM BENDIX WALTER SLEZAK. i
HUME CRONYN In Hitchcocks
"UFEBOAT." It-30: BETTE
| DAVIS in "STORM CENTER." 8:00. ;
CIRCLE = 2,o3 r ; q *-J iw^|
PEDRO INFANTE RITA MACEDO VIC
TOR MANUEL MENDOZA. ROBERTO
CANEDO In
“PUEBLO CANTO
Y ESPERANZA”
iSpanish Dlaloauei at » 00. 7:55 9 SS
VILLA ROCKVIUE, ND.
ro z-tt:i:i.
- FRED ASTAIRE LESLIE CARON In
"DADDY LONG lias 0 40. 8:00.
stanton * ,s 1 i
W4BHI\GTON'f ART Till 4TFR
1 ON 4 4FITOI. HILL"
Ample Parking Parllttieg
Fourth Record-Breaking Week
KXCIUBIVI LIMITED ENOAORMENT of
:he Oreateit Motion Picture I rex Made
The Celebrated LILLIAN OIBH In D W
GRIFFITH S Immortal M*«t*rpiece.
“THE BIRTH OF
A NATION”
A; : is. « s«
Cr- Starrln* HENRY B W ALTHAM. DON
ALD CRISP W ALLACZ REID and a Cast
rHLe '-is 'undoubtedly your last
CHA.NCI TO SIE THIS OREAT MOTION
PICTURE
Starts Fri. “Bicycle Thief,";
plus “Quartet”
Cnmini Claud. Rains and Nelson Mdr
Phantom of Opera Stokowski and:
Durbin ■ A M-ndret* Men and a OirT'.l
JjeQteat Profile in another treat role.
w . C neld,!« -be Bank EtJck' Oi!»ler.
m-i? r..“vj’ O.iner Henrr The
}, ,r 10 Hunchback >
J of Notr, Dam* n,ent rrriiom. I
!Laits and June Haver.... Henry
Fonda by the way, has been
dating Cheryl Clarke, described
as a Texas society girl. . . .
George Jessel at Art Williams’
El Dorado with Dolores Gray,
not the MGM star, and to save
confusion she is now Dolores
Dean. But to George a pretty |
| girl by any other name smells
■ just as sweet.
The big censation in London
on a dull day, is Joan Crawford’s
t non-stop knitting. Things must
be getting dull over there
jlwhen they devote e column to
’ the fact that Joan, who never
listops clicking between film takes.
- is making a sweater for her
f.director. But whatever her se
, cret, Joan has certainly charmed
. the British. There hasn’t been
t one mean crack against her, and
> that’s a miracle over there.
l** * *
1 The premiere for Gene Kelly’s
1 picture. “The Happy Road.” will
be different. The childten of
the columnists, critics and movie
i editors will attend the premiere
they will write the reviews.
„:Well, children usually tell the
■, | truth.
t Ron Randell is a boy who
WINELAND THEATRES
ABC DRIVE-IN
Op*n 8 P.M Kiddies Free TAB
HUNTER. NATALIE WOOD in “THE
BURNING HILLS" Cinemascope.
Technicolor, at 8:30. 9:58: FRANK
LOVEJOY in “THE CROOKED WEB."
at 8738,
HILLSIDE DHIVE-IN
6200 Marlboro Pike Md., JO. 8-7266
Open « P M Kiddies Free JOHN
IRELAND in "HELL'S HORIZON." at
6:30 10:08; MARILYN MONROE in
“BUS STOP." Cinemascope, Techni
color. at 8:26.
ANACOSTIA ’^Ga.dJtap.W.
Matinee Daily 1:00 O'clock. MARI
LYN MONROE in "BUS STOP." Cine
mascope Technicolor, at 1:20, 3:20,
5:20, 7:20. 9:20.
HIGHLAND 2533 f; n 7.73 , , ,, sT
TAB HUNTER. NATALIE WOOD In
'THE BURNING HILLS." Cinema-
Scope. Technicolor, at 6:30, 9:35;
FRANK LOVEJOY in "THE CROOKED
8 T| AIITTr South Capitol & Atlantic
AAlgJtlf life St. S.W. JO. 3 5000
Free Parking
MARILYN MONROE in "BUB STOP "
Cinemascope Technicolor, at 6:16.
7:55. 9:40.
CONGRESS
TAB HUNTER. NATALIE WOOD In
“THE BURNING HILtS" Cinema-
Scope. Technicolor at 6:30. 9:35:
FRANK LOVEJOY in "THE CROOKED
WEB.’at 8:00.
PM!AT 4703 Marlboro Pike
l/Unnie JO 8 . 5151 Fre# Parking
2 Technicolor Hits. JEFF HUNTER.
ROBERT RYAN in “THE PROUD
ONES." Cinemascope, at 8:00; JOHN
PAYNE. RHONDA FLEMING AR
LENE DAHL in "SLIGHTLY SCAR
LET." at 6:lft, 9:35.
TAITRFI lourel Md.
LRUIILL Porkway 5-2113
JAMES CAGNEY. BARBARA STAN
WYCK in "THESE WILDER YEARB."
at 6:15. 7:55, 9:40.
CAPITOL Capitol Heights, Md.
WTLLIAM HOLDEN. DEBORAH KERB
in THE PROUD AND THE PRO
FANE." at 7:45: HOWARD DUFF In
• BROKEN STAR." at 6:20. 9:45.
DRIVE-IN THEATERS
AIRPORT
Opens at 6 P M "BUS STOP" (Cine
mascope i. MARILYN MONROE DON
MURRAY, at 7 and 11: Plus "NORTH
WEST PASSAGE." SPENCER TRACY.
KOBERT YOUNG, at 9 Cartoon Lo
cated in Arlington on U 8. Route 1.
Just over the 14th St. Bridge Kids
Free. Wednesday. "HELEN OF TROY"
and "TALL MAN RIDING."
NEW SUPER 29 Him
3 Miles West of Fsirfsx on Rt. 29
Open 6:30. Start 7:00 Kids Free.
Next Show. Friday and Saturday.
VAN JOHNSON in "FOOTBTEP6
IN THE FOG."* Gorgeous Color.
Plus Big 808 MITCHUM In
"FIGHTING COMMAND." Plus
"THEY RODE THE WEST." In
Color.
QUEERS CHAm^rd
Hamilton St.. W. Hyatts.. Md.
Kiddies Free. In-Csr Heaters
“BUS STOP”
MARILYN MONROE. DON MURRAY.
9:30. 10:20; STERLING HAYDEN.
-ETERNAL SEA." 8:30. Cartoon.
H 30. _
Rt. 1. E. M. LOEW-S. B*. «f Aim.
NT. VERNON OPEN AIR
Onen Show Start, at «:lA.
MARILYN MONROE DON MURRAY.
"BUS STOP.' at 10:00; CAROL
OHMART. TOM TRYON. "THE BCAR
LET HOUR," at 8 211.
Last Complete Show at t:lt.
LEE HWV.-ARL. BLVD
DRIVE IN THEATER
JE. 3-9500 2 Miles West of Falls
Church. America’s Most Beautiful
Drive-In Located Between Seven
Corners and Fairfax Circle. Via
Either Arlington Blvd. (Turning
at Callow's Rd.) or Lee Hwy.—
World’s Largest Screen.
THE ONE AND ONLY
MARILYN MONROE
Starring in
“BUS STOP”
Shown in C'Scope and Color,
At 8j45.
Plus. TONY CURTIS,
"RAWTHIDE YEARS."
River Boat Action in Color.
At 6:50 tnd 10:26.
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 6:30.
Tomorrow. In Addition to Our
Regular Show Gala Halloween
Party Games, prixes for young
and old. dress up the kids for a
costume parade special early
laugh show for the children, all
kids under 1? admitted free Eye
poppin’ Horror Show with the
Star in Person (or should we say
animal? or vegetable?!.
SOPER cmv&tfft&asx
Kiddle! Free. ANTHONY STEEL.
' 'STORM OVEH THE NILE.” 7 ”0,
10.78. ROBERT YOCNO, "THE
HALF BREED ' » QA
Wed, Thurs "CHAMBER OF
HORRORS and "THE HUMAN
MONSTER '
DAI MM *r. .VMM. Om. F»l
--rHlaFlbn mer Her.. Rt. IM, el.
2!W , . m, L* r< * “ r Lsndeeer, Rd.
Kiddle! Free. NATALIE WOOD "THE !
BURNING HILLS" 8:45 JOHN !
IRELAND. 'HELLS HORIZON,”
Wed Thur« • "CHAMBER OF
HORRORS and "THE HUMAN
MONSTER"
November Bonus Month:
line per Car
I BRANCH DRIVE-IN I
Rl. rt-0000 Ml. Ba. of D. C. Line i
»t Clinton Md Via Branch Are. B.E.
>!d Rt. Children Always Frae.
MARILYN MONROE In “BUB STOP/*
CScope. 8 25; THE KILLER 18
LOOSE ' \ 00. 1" 00
SUNSET DRIVE-IN
At Bailee** Croai Roada Between 7
Camera and Shirley H*», One Mile
Beat of Alexandria Kiddles Free.
i “WICHITA 'Cinemaftcoi-e and Colon,
i JOEL McCREA VERA MILEB 7 0(1
and Hi MO; Plus * THE LONO WAIT."
ANTHONY QUINN 8:40 Wed*..
PHANTOM Or THE RLE MOROUI*
and ‘TAROET EARTH.”
GEORGETOWN ™
Starts Today
W’ritten and Filmed Pram Life One of
the Oreat Human Drama a of Today
JAMES STEWART in
“CALL NORTHSIDE 777”
With LEE J COBB and RICHARD
CONTI It a power lx measured by the
impact of ita realism'"— N Y Times
Feature at 000 H 00. 10:00 FREE
PARK INO at Winters' r * ; wu Am.
CREENRELT *££ '
GENE TURNEY DANA ANDREW*
r&ntriY *ir«ii, v«. c« iw*
I Him HA F.,|,i—
Marilyn vonroe don murßay is
must get married. When HUde
garde Christian, the girl he was
engaged to. married someone
else. Ron got himself a date with
Rita Hayworth. When that;
, didn’t develop, he met German
film star Laya Raki, and now
announces he will marry her be
jfore they leave England in
January.
Tyrone Power has taken up;
! writing. He scrivened the theater
in a book written by the
; mother-in-law of Sarah Church
,lll, Vivienne Beauchamp, the well
, known society photographer.
.j Viveca Lindfors is in town with
husband George Tabori. But she
• won’t tarry long. “I have an
. other play to do in New York,”
I she relays.
!*i * *
I An Egyptian journalist
traveled from Cairo to Pinewood,
for a two njinute interview with
Marilyn Monroe on the set of
. “The Sleeping Prince.” But the
; ‘‘no visitors, no interviews” edict
; by Sir Laurence Olivier still held.
; And no interview. But the boy
' wrote a storv.
; And Ricardo Montalban writes
' that he isn’t worried although
!he's shooting “Son of the Shiek”
.on the Suez Canal. I can think
of more comfortable places to be
, i right now.
Julie Bishop—in private life
the wife of Colonel Howard
Shoup and the mother of two
' j children—manages to combine
happy marriage with a career.
In addition to appearing as Bob
Cummings' wife in his “My
Hero” series, the red-headed
Julie has a good role in Alan
Ladd's “Buffalo Grass."
James Mason can’t find the
right “Jane Eyre”—so this pro
duction is postponed and James
now wants to do a Western.
Tallyho and all that sort of
thing.
•
Tunis Is Growing
TUNlS.—Tunis, with its sub
urbs. accounts for nearly one
fifth of Tunisia's total popula
tion of about 3.8 million. In
the past 25 years the country’s
rural population has increased
by about 50 per cent, the popu
lation of cities other than Tunis
has almost doubled, and the
number of people living In the
Tunis area has tripled.
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Has Happened in Smoking!
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LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
— I I
Men and Maids and Stuff
j NEW YORK.—To those of us,
who were in Budapest as long;
,jago and as far away as 1937, the
. Russians bloody slaughter of
[ Hungarians in that ancient city
’;has particular overtones of
savagery. Budapest was a gay
! and leisurely city, two cities to be
t accurate, because the yellow
(Danube separated Buda from
j Pest. In midriver was St. Mar
s guerita Island, where you could
jitake mineral baths or, at night,
i eat and dance at fine restau
rants. Along the river were great
: outdoor garden restaurants
' where you were served the most
s luscious peaches you ever ate. At
j the racetrack, barefooted pea
> sant women studied the Budapest
j equivalent of the Morning Tele
e graph and the jockeys were huge
youngsters in contrast to our
e tiny specimens.
]** * *
3 The Jack Bennys were with us
e on that trip. In the morning
• mail. Jack had received a con
b tract from Paramount Pictures
1 which had to be signed, notarized
J and sped back to Hollywood. So
1 around noon, Jack and I went
ito a lawyer's office and Jack ex-
E plained the urgency.
“Mr. Benny." said the Hun
garian lawyer, “I never will be a
rich man, but there are certain
1 pleasures in which I indulge. The
- primary pleasure is my luncheon
and each day I devote two hours
to it. If you will return ,at 2
- o’clock or even better 3 o’clock,
- I’ll be back from luncheon.”
-But,” protested Benny. The
i lawyer smiled gently at him and
s repeated: "At 2 o’clock, then?”
i And so we learned that Hun
- garians were formidable in
s dividuals.
ej * * * *
» When communisip took over
in Hungary and the Iron Cur
tain concealed that unhappy;
land, the world agreed that the
deepest tragedy was that a fu-!
ture generations, brought up to
revere communism, would for
: get the example of their parents.
’ The Kremlin believed it, too.
Corpses of youngsters in Bud
■ apest today prove that the world
:and the Kremlin made a griev
• ous error of judgment. These
[ young martyrs, who charged on |
, Russian tanks armed only with |
■ Hungarian flags, proved that the |
; flame of liberty is not so easily |
i extinguished. Men still prefer
; to die on their feet than live on
: their knees. In Hungary this
. spark was kept alive by the
; Catholic Church and by an un
. derground that tuned in on
«broadcasts of Radio Free Eu
•rope, just as in Poland, another
satellite nation.
** * *
The dictionary describes a
• “satellite” as a small state which
’ adjusts its policies to the more
’ powerful state upon which it de
’ pends economically. Another
1 description of “satellite” is: “an
J obsequious or fawning follower
- or dependent.”
’ It just goes to prove that what
| you read in the dictonary ain’t
• necessarily so.
u** * *
t The Robert Sarnoff’s (NBC) I
: prezi awaiting Sir Stork. . . .
i Michael Wilding and Marie Mc
> Donald dating. . . . The Gayne
! Resellers <she’s Otto Kruger’s
, daughter) named her Deborah.
. . . Marilyn Monroe and Sir
: Laurence Olivier finish shooting
1 “The Sleeping Prince” in two
’ weeks. Marilyn and Arthur Mil
■ ler due back November 15. . . .
• A daughter for the Nat iCA)
Rudichs. . . . John Ford to direct
"The Last Hurrah.” . . . CBS
• TV has a natural in the Vincent
■ Lopez band. . . . Elroy (Crazy-
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30. HUM
legs) Hirsch and his wife expect;
a February stork.. .. Alan Ladd’s
Carol Lee, and Liam O'Brien a
duet. . Grape juice heiress
Harriet Welch and Ludlow
Stevens an item. . . . Ann Francis
recuperating after appendectomy, j
. . . “Tea and Sympathy” has
grossed $540,000 at "Radio City
Hall. ... Gray Cooper’s "Friendly
Pa-suasion” follows. .. . Margaret
Kirin of Jackie Gleason's TVer
| weds Dr. James Trone November
4. . . . Bernard Rclin. public rela
tions bfggie, quits N. Y. Hospital,
tomorrow. . . . Lucy and Desi in
vited for a command perform
ance in London. . . . Louise Top
ping and Chefs Hofer serious.
. Moss Hart penning his
memoirs. . . . Jean Simmons here
November 19th for MGM’s “This
j Could Be the Night.” . . . West
Pointer jammed Broadway after
Columbia game.
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