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HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Censorship at Cannes
HOLLYWOOD (NANA).—
Prom the Cannes Film Festival
comes a strange story of unwar
ranted censorship. “Something
of Value," starring Rock Hud
son, Dana Wynter and Wendy
Hiller, was adjudged the best
American film—prior to start of
the festival. But, because of the
white versus African native
theme and with France having
trouble in Algeria, not only was
the picture condemned for the
festival, but the French' govern
ment has been urged to ban the
movie in France and all French
territory. Winston Churchill ap
pears in the prologue for Euro
pean viewers. I’m sorry they cut
him from the United States ver
sion. Winston surely would add
“Something of Value.”
Eva Marie Saint, restless for
the theater, goes East in July
for a month of summer stock. At
the same time, she will make
some personal appearances with
her recently finished movie,
"Hatful of Rain.” . . . When
Linda Darnell and Robbie Rob
ertson wed, a 16-year-old girl
with bright red hair, and wear
ing pedal-pushers, wandered into
the reoeptlon at Barraclough’s.
Linda’s agent. Bill Shiffrin,
spotted the young lady, asked
her name, and now Jill St. John,
with measurements comparable
to those of Monroe and Mans
field, has a contract at U-I, and
Is costarring there with John
Saxon in “Summer Love.”
coo*
Clifton Webb tossed a swank
soiree for “Boy on a Dolphin”
costar Sophia Loren the other
night, with the creme de la
creme of Hollywood—the Clark
Gables, Gary Coopers, etc., etc.,
etc.—attending. . . . Maurice
Chevalier will sing the title song
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The Two-Ply Toilet Tissue That's Facial Tissue In Rolls!
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in “My Sin,” the sweet-smelling
movie to be made in France with
Cedric Hardwieke, Lucille Nor
man and possibly Charles Boyer.
Robert Stack, now on his
second suspension at 20th-Fox,
is asking out from his contract.
I understand it was Ava Gardner
who wouldn’t have him as her
leading man in “The Sun Also
Rises.” Ava has obviously been
away from Hollywood too long,
not to know that Robert is now
one of our best and most highly
rated actors.
00 0 0
Jayne Mansfield is dieting the
hard way—no breakfast and less
dinner. Jayne regretfully had to
bypass being “Miss Energy of
1957” at the upcoming atomic
meeting in Oklahoma City. She’s
too busy working. Her next film:
“The Story of Jean Harlow.”
00 0 0
During World War n, Brit
ain’s Oen. Bernard Montgomery
had a double, Corpl. M. E. James,
who was used on several oc
casions as a decoy for the enemy.
He wrote a book, “I Was Monty’s
Double,” and he will star in the
movie version to be filmed by
a British company. But first.
Corporal James has a date to
play Montgomery in Ray Mil
land’s “High Flight” movie.
00 0 0
Jerry Lewis’ next movie. “Baby
Doctor,” starts in September.
“I have worked every day for the
past nine months,” said Jerry,
on the final day of “Sad Sack”
shooting. "I need a rest.” He’ll
take three days off. Jerry invited
me to the Palm Springs premiere
of his “Delicate Delinquent,” a
couple of weeks hence. “I’m very
proud of that.” he said, pointing
to his producer title on the credit
sheet.
Director - producer Arthur
Lubin is setting up the world
Senators Wary of $84,381
For Gillespie Band Tour
By th« Associated Press
The State Department said
today it cost the American tax
payers $84,381 to send Dizzy
Gillespie's Jazz band on an eight
week tour of Europe.
The department said in a let
ter passed along to Senator
Bridges, Republican of New
Hampshire, by the United States
Information Agency that the Gil
premiere of "Escapade in Japan,”
in Kyoto, this summer. The Ja
panese government is co-operat
ing and the press from this
country will be invited to attend
the Teresa Wright-C ame ro n
Mitchell starrer. Be a reporter
and see the world!
9.
SYLVESTER
Continued From Page C-8
ark and Union City burlesque
houses? . . . From John Walsh’s
steak house newsletter: “Our
steaks are so tender we wonder
how the steer ever held together.”
... Jan Murray thinks there are
only three faithful friends: an
old wife, an old dog and ready
money.... The American Suma
tra Tobacco Corp. reports that
the season will bring plenty of
Connecticut tobacco but not
much in the way of Florida and
Georgia crops. At least we won’t
have cigars with a Connecticut
filler and a Georgia wrapper ...
The advance dope on “A Hatful
of Rain” is that it's an uncut Jolt
. . .’Did Jerry Lewis really need
a gun to capture that burglar?
His singing should have done the
job ... Overheard at the Byline
Room: “Her troubles? She
switched analysts in mid-dream.”
... Sign in a Brooklyn drug store:
“We are proud to announce the
reopening by popular demand of
our prescription department.”
... Songwriter Alice Simms must
have a strong stomach. Her new
est is "Coconut Water, Rum and
Gin.”
lespie tour was financed under
a program aimed at presenting
"top caliber representatives of
American culture abroad.”
Senator Bridges said in mak
ing public the letter he was "not
very impressed” with the de
partment’s contention that
American Jazz has proven of real
value in reaching important for
eign audiences.
Temed Harmful to Bill
“These are the type of things
that hurt when it comes to con
sidering appropriations for any
program,” said Senator Bridges,
senior Republican on the Ap
propriations Committee.
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson,
Democrat of Texas, said he had
received a copy of the letter in
connection with Appropriations
Subcommittee hearings he is
conducting on State Department
and USIA funds.
The USIA said it was respon
sible for "co-ordinating activi
ties and operations” under the
special international program,
but that the State Department
had “operating rebponslbllity”
for selecting and sending abroad
8$ cultural and 19 athletic tours.
Senator Johnson indicated he
shared Senator Bridges' lack of
enthusiasm for the Gillespie
tour.
Made More Than President
“They paid his outfit more
per week than the President of)
the United States gets,” Senator
Johnson commented.
In a letter, the Btate Depart
ment said Mr. Gillespie's "nor-1
mal fee” for his band of 16
musicians, two vocalists and
baggage hand ranges from SB,OOO
to SIO,OOO a week. It said Mr.
Oillsepie agreed to make an
elght-weke tour for $6,250 per
week.
The Department said total ex
penses for his tour were SIOO.-
839, but that the cost was re
duced $16,458 by admissions paid
to his shows.
WIFE GETS DIVORCE
ALLOWANCE BASED
ON COST OF LIVING
OLATHE, Kans. UP). —Mrs.
Hayne Ellis, Jr., 47, got a
divorce yesterday, plus a
monthly allowance pegged
to the cost of living index
compiled by the Bureau of
Labor Statistics in Washing
ton.
Mr. Ellis, 42, is an officer of
the International Papfer Co.,
with an income estimated in
his wife’s divorce papers at
$35,000 to $50,000 a year.
She accused him of neglect
ing his marital duties. He
denied her allegations but
did not contest the divorce.
Judge Earl E. O’Connor
ordered Mr. Ellis to put $1.3
million worth of his Inter
national Paper stock into a
trust fund. From lta*eam
ings, Mrs. Ellis will get a
monthly payment based on
the cost of living index—in
no case less than SI,OOO a
month. He can keep the
remainder. If she remarries
the trust is dissolved.
No. 2 Cuban Rebel
Reported Captured
HAVANA, May 9 </P).— I The
Cuban government today an
nounced the capture of rebel
leader Fidel Castro’s second in
command.
The military intelligence serv
ice said Carlos Iglesia Fonesca
.had been arrested in Santiago
along with a lieutenant. Rodolfo
Rodriguez Fernandez. They were
reported brought to Havana.
Castro, a former student
leader who had been in exile in
Mexico, has been leading an
antigovemment guerrilla band
in the mountains of Southeast
Cuba.
President Fulgencio Batista's
government has repeatedly
claimed the rebels have been
overcome, but it has not vet
been able to produce Castro or
any evidence that he has left
Cuba.
Goldwyn to Film
'Porgy and Bess'
With Negro Cast
HOLLYWOOD, May » UP).—
Samuel Goldwyn says “Porgy and
Bess” will be his next movie.
He said two presidents—Mr.
Truman and Mr. Eisenhower—
have urged him to bring the
American folk opera to the
screen.
The veteran moviemaker said
yesterday he made a down pay
ment of $650,000 cash and
pledged 10 per cent of the gross
receipts to the George Gershwin
and Dußose Heyward estates.
The novel "Porgy” was written
by Du Bose Heyward in 1925. In
1927 the play, written by Mr.
Heyward and his wife, was pro
duced by the New York Theater
Guild. Composer George Gersh
win turned the Southern folk
story into what critics have
called the first American opera.
It was first produced in 1935
by the Theater Guild.
Mr. Goldwyn said he would use
KINEIGHBORHOOir^wfeI.
Films of More Than Routine Merit
I "ANASTASIA”—Ingrid Bergman, Helen Hayes and Yul Bryn
i ner in the fable of the heiress to the czar’s fortune.
"BABY DOLL”—Carroll Baker in a sordid Tennessee Williams
play filmed effectively by Director Elia Kazan.
, "DESIGNING WOMAN”—Lauren Bacall and Gregory Peck
i in a romantic comedy with a zophisticated sheen,
i "HEAVEN KNOWS, MR. ALLlSON”—Deborah Kerr and
Robert Mitchum as a Pacific island-marooned nun and
Marine.
: "THE KING AND I”—Sumptuous film of the musical delight,
winningly played by Deborah Kerr and Yul Btynner.
"LUST FOR LlFE”—Kirk Douglas Is Vincent Van Gogh in a
I dramatically-colored, distinguished screen biography.
; "THE RAINMAKER”—First-rate adaptation of the play, with
the added luster of Katharine Hepburn’s sparkle,
i "THE SILENT WORLD”—Jacques-Ives Cousteau’s award
winning documentary about nature’s underwater drama.
Siinlar Wirntr Theatres
AMBASSADOR
"SHOOT-OUT AT MEDICINE BIND "
Scott. 1:36. 3:36. 6:36..
Ifligi wo. 6-2800.
■TUva AAIX Cana. At*. N.W.
Daily Matinees at 2:00 PM.
THE B ARRITTS OF WIMPOLE
BTRBET." Jennifer Jones John Olel
tud. 2:10. 4:28. 0:60.76:20.
nrvrvi V L1 - 3-3300. Free Park-
BLILObI Ins. -THE TATTERED
DREBB." Jeff Chandler. 0:16. 0:35:
“THE FIRST TRAVELING BALES*
LADY." dinger Rogers. 0:00.
Pll VTOT St. S-AOSsTprerPark*
bAIsYLHI tai THE RIVER'S
EDGE/' Ray Mill and. 0:15 10:01;
"DEEP IN MY HEART." Jose Ferrer
MITBII WE. 0-2041. Near Park-
VUII HJUi lnl THESE WILDER
YEARS." Barbara Stanwyck. 11:00.
t ® : *®i “THE LAST HUNT.’ 1
Robert Taylor. 12:36, 4:06. 7:36.
M'^^ii 3 . s^r*- B j A .2:
nlfer Jones. 7:66.
pm U 1-B*o4. Free Parking.
•“■the INCREDIBLE
SHRINKING man "Grant Williams.
2.55. 0:16. 0:36: "I AM A PUOI
TIVE," Paul Muni. 1:26. 4:46 8:06.
SAVOY CO - #*4060. THE li o
mn '** LAND” Alan Ladd. 0-15.
• :40; "THE. PROUD AND THE PRO'
PANE" William Holden. 7:46. To-
Show Starting
WHIMS EA. 0-2400. "PEAR
•NbniUAN STRIKES ODT." An
thony Perkins. 6:15. 0:46; "THE
BARRETTS OP WIMPOLE B+REET."
Jennifer Jones. 8:06.
mm jv. o-sAoo.
AIL TUI Free Parking.
ACADEMY AWARD WINNER
Dorothy Malone
Beat Supporting Actress
“WRITTEN ON THE WIND”
1:10 5:26. 0:46.
ACADEMY AWARD WINNER
Anthony Quinn
Best Supporting Actor.
“LUST FOR LIFE*
2:46. 7:06.
TIVQHI «* 3-4312. Free Park
iaanw tog -baby doll,"
"™ PROUD
ISden^V* o'*"*" 0 '*"*" wulta "
TI?0LI S?wkm‘OUT." Zti*
Jennifer Jones 3:56. 7:36.
Lwris Sormhoiswn Tkoaloro
THE VILLAGE ,s#l *•
"*ooASo N.E. DU. 7-8388.
BURT LANCASTER. ‘THE RAIN
-B.n#rasi
kwtob “i
Prl. Thru Mon.
“OKLAHOMA!’*
VFRIHIB * 1 li '*t iioi lul
TUSH Yemen Are.. Ales., Va.
[aWUCMy-wa I
fOU-IOCKVaiX. NO.
GEORGETOWH
Rj..°& r ix-S. , S ?iAT ‘ uw v “
“NIGHT PEOPLE”
HpooHnn
"R*«l eicltement. not to be missed!"—
6a£aat 8:10. S:nn. 0:60.
WhiconJto'aUTSiA 1 Wllkerson'g. 1220
ggl'&SV *»
HISEB-BETHESDA
1:16. 3:20. 6:16 7:20. 0:20.
HEED ,7iJ 1(1 V4M
HHiiv Parking jp gt<
, VIRGINIA Memerlal 11vd.4 Ist
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jf HELD OVER
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CEHTBE Tl. 40000*Tie yt'rkln,
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SKTNr c^« n » r N.
HYER Continuous Prom 1:30 r 11.
FAIRFAX vo. c*. Jim
* ~ Free Forking
a %^i§St^ UEl,r d “'H
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
Thursday. mat s, 1987
an all-Negro cast, but has no
one in mind yet.
“It will be two years before this
show reaches the screen. Pro
duction of the picture will start
before the end of the year," he
said.
9
Jimmie Dorsey Ailing
NEW YORK. May 9 UP).—
Jimmie Dorsey is ill of bursitis,
and probably will not return to
his dance band for two months,
a spokesman said yesterday. The
spokesman said Mr. Dorsey be
came ill while the band was on
a road trip about a month ago.
He returned to New York and
was hospitalized.
FLOOR’S
MODERN FLOORS
ADoms 4-7575
2431 Isth St. N.W.
BOTE'S THEATERS
Free Perking
ROTH'S SILVER SPRING
0242 Geergta Aee. TO. 0-1)21
“PROUD AND BEAUTIFUL”
Prise-Winning Art Film With
MICHELE MOROAN and GERARD
PHILIPS. 0:30. 0:60.
“BIGGER THAN LIFE”
JAMEB MASON BARBARA RUSH.
8:05 Only. Bugaeeted for Adults Only!
■in Sevonnoh St. ot 13th St. S.l.
rlU *“ 1 Ilk. oH Ale. Ave. JO. 2-2233
“EDGE OF THE CITY”
JOHN CASSAVETES. SIDNEY PO
TTER. 7:16. 0:53: Plus “THE SLASH
ER.” 6. 8:44. With JOAN COLLINS.
SIDNEY LUST THEATRES
Air Cewdltlmed Free Perking I
>( f ETf TO. 0-3322. JEFF CHAN
JUsIsUI DLER, JEANNE CRAIN.
JACK CARSON. "THE TATTERED
DRESS." Cinemascope, at 7:10. 8:20.
RETflEsna 0L d»‘i»
DSIDUUA Matinees 1 P.M. Cont.
JEFF CHANDLER JEANNE CRAIN.
JACK CARSON "THE TATTERED
DRESS." cinemascope, at 1:26. 3:35.
5:40, 7:35. 0:40.
rnrvFßiv w - 4-010#.
•UTalbl ANTHONY QUINN.
DEBRA FACET "THE RIVER’S
EDOE.” cinemascope. Color, at 6:30,
6:10. 0:45. _
HYATTSVILLE
DRESS. Cinemascope at 7:10. 0:26.
HAYWOOD WA - 1 -***•■ jiff
gkJtl ffWU CHANDLER. JEANNE
?5AS #^gLs c ™,ms^p. TAT .-t
?niHi'irar“To N rssu.
g^ ; £&22&t‘‘SEr. TOo-
IVbft Wash, tee She#. Censes
Opp. Ft. Myer JA. 7-1733
Air Ceadltleaed.
Academy Awtrd Winner. "KINO AND
rwift YUL BRYNNER. DEBORAH
ifTATV Foils Church, Vp.
*■»»* » 2-13J3
Air Cea4ltlene4.
S 2 JMRY DOLL ” Cgrroll Baker. Karl
i\ WILSON ' 7 50 WU«n Blvd.
h{ JA. 7-1480
Air Canditianed.
U Kdmond
■« Air Ceadltlaped.
=A "PARIS DOBS STRANGE THINGS."
J Ingrid Bergman. Mtl Perrer.
.iABUEROI SiT/iSS
S- Air Ceadllleaed.
K 'IRON PETTICOAT." Bob Hope.
Sc Katharine Hepburn.
GLEBE 213° Hc . OWb^kd.
5 Air Ceadltleaed
’ ‘TRON PETTICOAT." Bob Hops.
Katharine Hepburn. j
JEfrEMOH
Air Caaditlaned.
• 810 LAND/' Alan Ladd. Virginia
fit
K B THEATERS
IBP* 4811 Mote. Are., WO. 4-440*
wiwriMfei
UUNUT “SS’ 1 ™
PI nurrn Flower Are. 8 Finer Ir. Id.
(leunui sn.Spo .Md JU 8-1644
ACADEMY AWARD
at 8:26 PN.
NAYLOR
ACADEMY AWARD
Jacaues-Ires Cousteau's ‘THE SILENT
in "TH* BOUD OOLD CADILLAC.
at 8:00 PJa. __
, ROCKVILLE DRIVE-IN
MXT"" Open's* 7**PM,
Show Starts at DUSK.
! “NAKED PARADISE”
: M?-&'SZWM
) 10:00 P.M. Cartoon at
DISTRICT THEATERS
Call NO. 7-8000.
. KflVtnn 7th and T Sts N.W
nuttnnu Dssn Open 12 Nam
*
f mrni k 121 jWsTmw
leIMbVM p_.„ 12:30 P.M.
REPUBLIC ajgßE
• aTOa&GjBiY N Aafto BOK
. IwraSK
"BACHELOR PARTY" DON MUR
RAY:
t R HRCTniI W"’ » Bam- *d NJ.
I Doors Open 2:43 F.M
■ Double Attraction "RIVER'S EDOE.”
, w®®
CRFnrRFLT °* 3 ttt>
lIUMLLI mi PAtEINO
_ tS2n..&
DRUID DAMASCUS, MD.
Clearwater 3-H7I
[ CIRCLE ]
1 i
r success storyJ
I STEAK PARADE ■ ■
m GOOSE DUCK ■ ■
-M BAUERBRATEP ■ M
DBIYI-m THEATERS
LEE HWY.-ARL. RLVD.
DRIVE-IN THEATER .
IE. .1-9*oo. Between 7 Cernere
and Fairfax Circle. Entraneee Lee
Hwr. er Arllniten Bird. (Via Gal
lew« ad.). America’* Meat Bean.
Ufa! Drtre-ln.
ALL IN CINFMASCOPEAND
EXCITING color.
GINGER ROGERS DAN DAILEY,
“OH, MEN! OH. WOMEN’ 1
At 10:30 Only.
ROBT. WAGNER. JEFF HUNTER.
’•THE TRUE BTORY OF JESSE
JAMES.” at 8:20. 12:00.
ODen 7:00. Free Kiddle Playland.
Carouael. Modern Snack Par.
AIRPORT oT r,i^So
Open* at 7:30 PM. "FLESH AND
THE SPUR" (Color). JOHN AGAR.
MARLA ENGLISH, at 8:56; Plut
A^giN^^iv'g^’v^:
LAND at 10:20. Cartoon. Located
in Arlington on U. 8. Rout* 1. lust
over the 14th St. Bridge. Kids Free I
QUEERS CHAPEL
Hamilton St. HrattsrUle. Md. Kiddles
Free. Playground. "FLESH AND
THE BPUR." JOHN AGAR. MARLA
ENOLI6H. 10:00: “NAKED PARA-
K oS D s t ’fo NNINO - Brv -
RRAHCH DRIVE-IN
KK 6-6686. 6>t Ml. B*. D. C. Lin*
at CUaUn, Md. Take Braaeb Art
B.E. (Rt. 6) t* Water!** Rd.. Tarn
Right Onto Old Branch Are. (Rt. 3SI).
DUI* t* Theater. Kiddles Fr*e.
FRANK SINATRA. “MAN WITH THE
GOLDEN ARM " 8:30: BROD. CRAW.
FORD, “810 HOUSE. U. S. A..” 10:50.
Rt. 1 E. M. LOEWS. 80. 8-872*
MT. VERNON OPEN AH
Richmond Hwr. So. sf Alex.
Open 7:15. Start! at Dusk. Academy
Award Winner. YUL BRYNNER. •'THE
1 KINO AND I." at 10:25; Academy
Award Winners, INORID BERGMAN.
YUL BRYNNEfI. "ANASTASIA." at
8:15.
Kiddles Free. Free Miracle Playground
SUNSETDRIVE-IN
At Bailey's Crass Roads Betwaea 7
Ceraers and Shirley Hwr. On* MU*
Wmt of Alexandria. Kiddles Fra*.
) PILLARS OF THE SKY" (Cinema.
Scope and Color). JEPP CHANDLER.
DOROTHY MALONE. 8:26; "THREE
STRIPES IN THE SUN." ALDO RAY
10:30. Also Color Cartoon. Fri.. "ON
THE THRESHOLD OF SPACE" and
•'TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE."
| SIDNEY LIST’S
BELTSVILLE DRIVE-IN
i mraagwV.fr
Open 7:30 P.M BIND CROSBY.
DONALD O’CONNOR. MITZI GAY
; NOR, "ANYTHING GOES.” Technl
: color, at 8:30;Plua RAY MILLAND.
DEBRA PAGET. Academy Award
Winner ANTHONY QUINN. "THE
I RIVER’S EDGE.” Cinemascope, Color.
SUPER 29 DUVE-IN ,«,/
3 Ml. West of Fairfax *a Rent* *9.
"TOWARD THE UNKNOWN" (Colon,
WILLIAM HOLDEN LLOYD NOLAN,
at 8:50: Flu. "STORM FEAR.” COR
, NEL WILDF at 10:45. Two Cartoons,
i Children Under 12 Free. Friday.
• BROKEN B STAR " V *
SUPER CHIEF JZXX ts
1 ANTWONY PERK?NS
In Uie Story of Jim Plersall of the
Boston Red Sox. "PEAR STRIKES
SB&&3S mZ°M bt u BUMPIK
i i
Coming Sat 810 SURPRISE PUN I
B2T DMi*“th 7 . : &«. CoB * I
PAI.MCT *F 3 A!S.lTGe*7i aimer
rHUIU Hwy., Nr. New Aanspeil,
• Freewar Clererleaf. JEPP CHANDLER
I “THE TATTERED DRESS" K: .30:
GINGER ROGERS. "T HI FIRST
TRAVELING SALESLADY." 10:25.
' Tonight If BUMPER STRIP CLUB
Coming Sat BIG SURPRISE PUN
NIGHT. Starts at 7:45. Com#
Early. Don't Miss the Pun.
WINELAND THEATRES
ARC DRIVE-IN VS^SSSt
Open 7:30 P M Kiddle* Free. MARK
DOROTHY _ MALONE In
MILLANIL ANTHONY QUINN. DEBRA
PAOET in "THE RIVER’S EDOE”
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