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'UJ ij '1 'V 'U ATQ" fTl'llf I I I I I 1 I J'f '-jl 111 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Past 9 i ii' "i'n" y'i i a i Fridd.v, August 12. eater E. B. RADCLIFFE Grant On Hitchcock's Knotty Problem I I -'T-'f 1 1 4 1 I Swedish Navy Alerted; Submarines Are Seen STOCKHOLM, Aug. 11 t.Ti The Swedish navy has hepri placed on a special alert five reports of unidentified submarines in Swedish water? in the past month.

The orders were issued by the Swedish naval staff vesterday as Russia, in a formal note to Sweden, denied that Soviet submarines were in any way invoked. The Swedish press voiced mounting indignation today at the nivsierious sub operations in local waters. Previously the papers had hinted that the subs were Russian. "W(il, what's for today? you say. And H.tch savs, 'We've reached the "So you say.

well, how about the butler. Could he have done it? "And Hitch savs, "No, we haven't had the cameras on him for a couple of "The girl in the pale pink dress? you suggest. 'We killed her off, he replies. "But he usually has an an- ml riV mi 4 v- i i i Is 0. wtWWt1all.

Enquirer iHeuel to STAR PLAYS INTERVIEWER Cary Grant reversed the routine followed by visiting Hollywood people yesterday. After newspapermen asked him about his work he called at The Enquirer to ask Jack Cronin, City Editor, and Roger H. Forger, President and Publisher of The Cincinnati Enquirer, about theirs. STEVENS PLAYS PROTECTOR Mark Stevens takes a peek at the young lady lie protects first-run double bill with "Annapolis Story," starring John in the thriller, "Cry Vengeance," part of the Twin Drive-In Derek. New Film For Franlc? BY THOMAS M.

ITAOIt (N. Y. TIMES REPtSrfc.STi HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 10 "The Sweet Smell of Success," published originally in Cosmopolitan magazine as a novelette titled "Tell It to Me Tomorrow." has been bought for filming by Hecht-Lancaster Productions. Ernest Lehman, the author, will take a leave of absence from Metro Goldwyn Mayer, here he is under contract as a writer-director, to prepare the screen adaptation.

He will alter the story line so that the dramatic emphasis will center on a popular singer who becomes a nationwide sensation as the result of promotim by a group of racketeers. The original story focused on a vituperative Broadway and the singer was the secondary character. The producers hope to be able to interest Frank Sinatra in the picture. BARBARA STAXWVCK will co-star with James Cagney in "All Our Tomorrows." Metro, the producing company, previously had announced that Helen Hayes had expressed a desire to do the film. The actress later found she had other commitments.

CHARLES L. GLETT. who took charge of R.K.O. studio operations after the company's recent sale to General Teleradio, has been made executive vice president and a board member of the producing company. The announcement was made' today by Daniel T.

O'Shea, the new R.K.O. president. Mr. Glett was a member of the executive staff of General Teleradio and previously a vice president, of the Columbia broadcasting system television network, with which Mr. O'Shea also was asociatesd until recently.

LOEWS, IXC, denied today a report, published in a Hollywood trade paper, that Nicholas M. Schenck would retire as president within six weeks and be succeeded by Arthur Loew. Mr. Loew is president of Loew's International. A few months ago he was appointed by Mr.

Schenck to represent him here at M.G.M., production ami of Loew's Inc. "There is no truth to a report of a change in the presidency of Loew's, said a statement, issued by Howard Dietz, vice president and a member of the board of directors. "Nicholas M. Schenck is president and will continue to be," Mr. Diet added.

Lee MORTIMER Subitituhng For Vacationing Walter Winchtll Is Debbie A Displaced Person? mil WANNA know what moviemaking is like? Its liks untangling a ball of twine C'ary Grant says so and he quotes a better- than -fair authority, Alfred Hitchcock, to i 1 1 trate the point. In the making of aHitcu-cock i ture, as "To Catch a Thief." Giant's new starring picture with Grace Kelly, there comes a time when the unraveling reaches the "knot" stage. Mr. Grant described what happens then at an interview yesterday at the Terrace Plaza. "You come to work in the morning." he said.

"And there's Hitch sitting very moody and uncommunicative. AIR Thrills-Chills-Laffs oodoojMTT ftLU HVVF? tBBAM jODi GRAY H. RAFALO MILLER lV" at Fitlillc V1 PA 1-Z260 Broiled Sirlqin Stripped $3.75 ROB at riaim Nirhtly IESTABSA1TIL01ICI i ASSART 1 LOB IGI II IBDUW UfTOI Air-C'onditionrd Entertainment Niphtl? and His Orchestra in Moonlit ('anlrni SWIM Sunlitt Pool Open 10 A. A. M.

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or ORDER by MAIL TVwmi ii i-iiTinT TATi7rir aaBaVMiaaVBiBVBVsaHlWHM 4- timi ti it adtiiiif svver and we work along and with all kinds of activity and speeches he works out the knot so the solution is acceptable to eudiences." IX "To Catch A Thief." which follows "Mister Roberts" at the A I bee, the build-up and solution were worked out beforehand by David Dodge, a San Franciscan who wrote a novel bearing the same title as the picture. The story is about a French Resistance Movement leader (Grant i whose postwar retirement from prewar activity as a Riviera gem thief is greatly disturbed by an American heiress. MK, plays the retired thief-leader. His acquaintanceship with thieves is very, very limited, but he is willing to bet that his craftsmanship on the screen, fine as it is, may meet with professional objections. "If you play a shoemaker and base your work on a shoemaker you know and there are 20 shoemakers in the audience, one will like your work.

Nineteen will insist you don't know what you are doing," Grant said. "Everyone brings iiis own individual reaction to a movie." DIRECTION of Hitchcock is enjoyed by Grant, he pointed out. "He brings the security of his own considerable knowledge to movie-making. He is very patient and calm with actors. He indicates the mood and intent of a scene and doesn't try to teach actors.

He seems to assume that -they know their work or he wouldn't have hired them." Mr. Hitchcock's most memorable example of patience in Grant's opinion was displayed in the making of "Suspicion" co-staring Grant and Ingrid Bergman. There was one scene which was done over 18 times. When the artors had it right. Hitchcock broke the "take" to say "good morning" to them, indicating approval.

The 10th "take" was used in the picture. IX GENERAL conversation about movie-making Henry Humphries of the Times-Star suggested he'd like to see Grant do some scripts based on Dostoevski novels. Henry was of the opinion Grant would make a fine Raskolnikov in "Crime And Punishment." "You also might do The Idiot' he said. "I should be great in Grant laughed. "I've been rehearsing for the title role all of mv life." Herb Gills, Paramount, exchange manager (Paramount made "To Catch A observed: "If we make anything with a character named Raskolniknr, it better he titled: 'Raskolni-kov.

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Aug. 11 (API Arthur Godfrey had trouble again today at Teter- boro Airport, scene of the famed incident last year. His plane's right wing hit a ground light. An airport sniau said Mr. Godfrey was taxiing" his DC3 on the runway, nrenarintr -4 77 1 take-off for his Virginia GOD! REY home, when the right wing banged into one of the run-way lights.

No one was hurt, and the wing suffered only minor damage. Mr. Godfrey's pilot license was suspended for six months in March, by the Civil Aeronautics Board after examiners found Hist he was flying "recklessly" when he (lew over Ihe eontnd tower the previous January 7. The Civil Aeronautics Administration complained the red-haired TV-radio star, angered because the control tower refused him permission to take off on a runway of his choice, flew the twin-engine plane dangerously close to the tower and 'narrowly missed three airplanes waiting to take off. A CAA representative al Ihe airport today said the lights were 0 to 10 feet high.

There was just a slight breeze at the time of the mishap, he added. Mr. Godfrey started flying again September 17, 1054. when his license revocation expired. To Train Pike Collectors COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug.

It A week-long training school is scheduled at. Camp Perry for 140 toll collectors for the Ohio turnpike to familiarize them with their jobs. The school, starting September will include operating of toll equipment, giving route information to motorists, using first aid and operating the turnpike radio communications system. The 219-mile turnpike is slated to open October 1. TjO Melancholy one 52 --Ocean 53 Despicable fellow 54 Fasteners 55 ipjiosite of even DOWN 1 Possessed 2 obscure 3 1 lebrevv festival 4 -Modesty 5 Chooses (i I i 1 ress signal 7 Short for Edward -Takes out Grumbles 10 Forest ree 11 River in Scotland 16 Miss Le- Gallienne and others Noted Italian family Spanish firiest Place for tiullfighls "olts I lirniii- isiied 'anvas shelters Takes ease Assented Irish and English (lame of chance Summit Models IS 22 2.3 21 27-30-32 35 37 yesterday's puzzle: 42 Dispatch boat, 4 1 oe 45-- Low 4r- The urmeric Health resort I'e mission rlrid I ')' 47-4H 51 6-a minutes.

si? A 1 NEW YORK: Aside to Debbie Reynolds: Wasn't that Terry Moore with Eddie Fisher? Shocked by rev I a 1 1 that a member of the huge New dope ring hich was busted by U. S. Narcotic agents under Jim Ryan last week had been ordered deported more than a year ago but was still around. Rep. Francis E.

3 KKVNOLDS Left Out Walters Pa.) called for an investigation of immigration abuses. Hundreds of known criminals, gangsters and other deportees are still at large, he said. Immediately thereafter "pressure" was put en him from all sides, because some of his colleagues in both houses are connected with law firms that specialize in Immigration matters. They are afraid thev'll he "embarrassed." HERE'S HOW It Works: The usual immigration practice is to hold up a deportation on receipt of a letter from a Congressman who says he's interested in the case. Most Congressmen who write these letters are genuinely trying to correct miscarriages of justice.

A few capitalize on their official positions and mix business and politics. The "going price" for keeping gangsterx and rich visitors in the country is $75,000. Solons with lel'tish connections take care of the Reds. Maybe it's no coincidence that they're often the same ones who fight for gangsters. rOSTMORTIMEIt: Love ly Marl Blanehard phoned that she hardly knows John IiennN; worked with him in picture but never went out socially with him and she's fed up to her pretty little pars with the press agents who link her with him, and so am I.

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tate "lowre 4 itrwirN I ijiiJl MIDOUSTOWM HAMILTON I BRIDGEPORT Mit Palms: Edward Dmytryk took special pains to show Humphrey (Battler) Bogart how to make love to Jean Porter in Fox's soon due "Left Hand of God." This would have had no special significance except that Jean is the real life wife of Dmytryk Marguerite Piazza talking movies with Joe Pasternak between hfr Reno and Tahoe dates Marie magazine piece is entitled "You're. Got To Be A If extrovert In MORE RIFT in the Lute: Marie MacDonald and Harry Karl will finally admit that the reconciliations are a flop. WISDOM of a White Way Wolf: Take her to hear Tommy Lyman, the "Melancholy Baby" man at Al White's Southampton. If she still shakes her head, call the hearse. She's dead.

MIRE FROM WIVCHF.I.L, Beverly Hills, Dear Lee: Warning to movie theater landlords: At the Paramount Theater in Hollywood we witnessed something that should frighten execs who try to shove commercial down filmgoers' eyes and ears. Before "To Catch a Thief" (which is a fine film) came on, the theater put on a boring and overlong commercial advertising nearly all of ABC-l'aramount's West Coast radio and TV programs. After several moments of this the packed house hissed, booed and yelled catcall Ella Mae Morse, the recording star, is now Mrs. Glenn Kendall. Happened at Reno.

I'AGE TWO From Walter: Dorothy Dandridge (starring at the Tahoe Biltmore) reports to Zanuck for "The King And after that booking She says unlikely she will appear in night clubs until mid-195fi One of the catchiest of the new lilts is titled: "It. Do Feel So Nice" The torchant sure to click is called "What Do You See In Me?" The reports that Ike will not. run ogam because of his age. etc.) recall what he told this reporter over a year ago. "Some, of pour closest friends are miing you won't run ugani.

we said. "It isn't true, is itt" He replied, "The Presidency tx a man-kdl-ing job." Regards WW. DEPARTMENT of Second Thoughts: If you think the Ke-fauver Committee did anything, take another, bud. Organized mobsterism, gambling and dope are bigger than ever. Big Four Talks Are Set To Begin October 27 WASHINGTON, Aug.

11 (UP) The Pig Four loreign ministers are to meet in Geneva October 27 to take up the job of ending the Cold War that, was begun al the Geneva heads-of-state meeting last month. President Eisenhower and the other Iiig Four chiefs laid down at Geneva the problems to be considered by their ministers: European security, reunification of Germany, disarmament and increased contacts between ind West. f'he date for the conference set in identical announce ments issued today by P.ritain, ranee, Russia and the United States. 5 MM A 'i 1 THEY'RE PA Lb Jarni-s Stewart ami Jeff Don noli are pals in "Man from Laramie," now in its i downtown week at the Grand. Vj.

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