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Photoplays' Photoplays Here's How on Knishes and Blintzes LIMITED ENGAGEMENT NOW AT 1 THEATRES COLUMBIA MICHIGAN OSAGE TODAY AT 1:09 AND 8:00 P.M. Martha Carr's OPINION Dear Martha: AFTER 25 BEAUTIFUL YEARS with wife whom I loved dearly, I lost her two years ago. Financially I'm well set but I have been so lonely. Recently, I have been SCHEDUU Of PERFORMANCES AND PRICES' Xll MATINEES THURSDAY AND SATURDAY of 1 P.M.. EVENINGS DAILY 1 SATURDAY of 1:00 P.M..

i ji I SUNDAYS ot 2:00 P.M. and 7:30 P.M. Baa FOX T0NITE AT 7:50 P.M. PREVIEW OF LAST DAY ANNA MAGNANI 'WILD IS THE WIND' SPANISH AFFAIR going with a woman and considering marriage. She has been divorced twice, is of a different faith, has been Independent about 12 years and has a married daughter.

She had a boy friend for a number of years but claims she loves me and will give him up. Do you think I can find some happiness with her? 'FORT DOBBS' WARNER BROS, phcsents lightly browned. Turn the blintzes out, bottom side up, on absorbent paper or a clean kitchen towel. Spread them with filling, roll them up and tuck in the sides. When all the batter has been used you should have about a dozen blintzes.

Put a generous bunk of butter In a large frying pan and brown them all over. Or, you can put them on a buttered cooky sheet and brown them in a moderately hot oven. The filling Is made as follows: Combine a pound of dry cottage cheese, two egg yolks, two tablespoons of sugar, a dash of salt, a dash of cinnamon and, if you like it, a few drops of vanilla. Mix it with a fork to a smooth consistency for spreading, yet thick enough to hold its shape when placed on the pancakes. Jf it's too thick, add a little beaten egg white, or sour cream.

If it's too thin, add dry cracker crumbs. ANOTHER DISH traditionally associated with Shevuoth Is cheese balls. Put a pound of dry pot cheese -through a soup strainer ink) a mixing bowl. Then beat together three eggs, a teaspoon of salt and three tablespoons of sugar until creamy. Then stir in a fourth of a teaspoon of cinnamon, a half cup of uncooked farina or matzo cake meal, three tablespoons of dry bread crumbs and a fourth of a cup of sifted flour.

Mix it until its smooth, and then mix it well with the cheese. Form it into 10 balls. Have ready five soaked and pitted prunes, cut in half. Press half a prune into each ball and tuck in the gap. Drop them into rapidly boiling salted water and cook for 20 minutes.

Lift them out with a perforated spoon as they rise to the top, and keep them warm until ready to serve. Then serve them up with a topping of sour cream. WE DIDN'T get many letters answered. But we'll get in Just one more. To Mr.

G.A.F.: We haven't been able to find anything to do with canned aba-lone, but we're still trying. Getting there was By Hoy Alden THE MAIL is beginning to gather dust and we're tired of moving it from one side of the desk to the other, so we may as well face up to it and answer some requests. Mrs. D. H.

writes to say that she just loves this column but she bets we can't give her a recipe for knishes. Ha! Does she just want plain knishes, or something fancy? For plain cheese knisbes, like this: Dissolve a cake of granulated yeast in a fourth of a cup of water and two tablespoons of sugar. The sugar stimulates the yeast. Beat two eggs slightly, and mix them with a fourth of a cup of oil or melted butter. Sift together three and a half cups of flour and two teapoons of sugar, into a mixing bowl Make a little crater in the center of the flour and stir in the yeast to absorb a little of the flour.

Then combine a half cup of milk with a half cup of water. Now stir in the egg and shortening mixture, alternatinng with the liquid. Stir until most of the dry ingredients have been absorbed and the ball of dough can be handled with your fingers. Turn out on a board and knead it until it's smooth and elastic; about five minutes. Put it back in the mixing bowl, cover it with a towel and let it rise at room temperature until it doubles in size.

Don't hurry it. This should take close to two hours. You can make your cheese filling while the dough is rising. Here's how: Combine, in the order listed, a pound and a half of dry pot cheese run through a sieve, half a teaspoon of salt, four to six tablespoons of sugar depending on your taste, a fourth of a cup of dry bread crumbs (or crushed Wheaties), a tablespoon of grated lemon rind and two tablespoons of lemon juice. Mix it all up and let it chill.

Now back to the pastry: Pinch off balls of dough the size of an apple (a medium-sized apple), and flatten them to a quarter-inch thickness. In Getting out was HELL! mm DOES SHE JUST WANT PLAIN KNISHES, OR SOMETHING FANCY? LONELY AND MIXED UP. If she loved you, she would have riven up that other beau long ago. Her two divorces and the difference in your religious faiths are two strikes against you. I can't decide your future, but I'd advise you strongly to slow down on your way to the altar and think it over.

Dear Martha: THE LETTER FROM "Alone and Lonely" aggravated me. First marriage is not 50-50. It is 100-100. Each is responsible for 100 per cent. If you do not have to work, then stay home where you belong.

Make your house a home. Cook in leisure instead of in haste. And if he wants to sit quietly, do what I do. Sit quietly next to him and put your head on his shoulder. Live for him, not for yourself.

Instead of seeing how much you can get out of him, see how much you can give him in the way of love, affection, understanding and a real home. Marriage is a good InvestmentThe more happiness you try to put into it, the more you will get out of it. I live for my husband and children only. Nothing is more important to me, other than my God. After 13 years, my husband still thinks I'm pretty and loves me more each day.

We're home1 seven days and seven nights -a. week and we both love it because (and I'm bragging) I have made our house a real home and he In turn has supported us to the best of his ability. Try making your husband feel like a king. I do that and he in turn treats me like a queen. Quarrels? We sure do have them at times.

But it's nice to make up. AGAINST THE NEEDLESSLY WORKING WIFE. Dear Martha: TO "ALONE AND LONELY" and all the rest of spring festival of Shevuoth in Jewish homes Everywhere. But everybody should know about the delicious cheese filled "pancakes" called blintzes, and here's your golden opportunity: First, make a batter of two beaten eggs and half a cup of sifted flour, and then gradually add three fourths of a cup of milk, beating it all the time to keep it smooth. Then mix in a tablespoon of melted butter and a pinch of salt.

Use a 10-inch frying pan. Grease it and heat it. Then pour in a thin stream of starting in the center and tilting the pan to distribute it evenly and thinly over the bottom of the pan. Start with a low heat and increase it as soon as the pancake is smooth and AND the center of each place a tablespoon of filling and bring up the edges to cover in a half moon shape. If you have a fluted cutter, scallop the edges real pretty.

Put them on a buttered cookie sheet, leaving an inch and a half of space all around each one. Let them rise for another hour at room temperature. Now brush the tops with melted butter and bake them until they're lightly browned which will take 25 to 30 minutes in a 350-degree oven. For a fancy variation, add a fourth of a cup of chopped raisins or dates and use orange rind and juice instead of lemon. Knishes, like blintzes, ant, by long established custom, served in connection with the JO VfTOMMY t3S-S LILI GENTLE y1 hi EDMOND O'BRIEN A Mm "fiiifufliiiaiwniiiiiiiB" firm on top and the bottom FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOPLAYS AMUSEMENTS St Pojt 6, This Section Alio FINAL WEEK FO FRIDAY OPENS 12 NOON OVERif GET MORE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE THEATRE 1 BIG fX 1 0 WEEK )0JL If.) Mil DIETRICH I 111 CP.1GIM1 1 women who believe marriage is a 50-50 deal.

It is definitely 99-99. When two do not like the same things, a compromise is always in order. You don't get love and affection unless you show some. One should be proud that her partner In life trusts her. There should be no need' for one to show jealous feelings.

When a woman stops pitying herself and starts counting her blessings, then and only then can she be happy. ALL-AMERICAN. Are you planning a shower for a June bride or a mother-to-be? Martha Carr'a free shower leaflets will help with plans for entertainment, decorations and refreshments. Be sure to inclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope with, your request. Sheilah Graham Hollywood Sidelights HOLLYWOOD.

DENNIS CROSBY and fiancee Pat Sheehan had dinner with Blng and Kathy Crosby a couple of nights ago. The 23-year-old Dennis and 26-year-old Pat plan their marriage date for late May or early June. They will live permanently In Las Vegas, where Dennis first met Pat while she was Open at 6:00, Starts 7:00 Fret In-Car Heaters OLD YELLER' RECORD TO EACH CAR FIRST 12S CARS OLD TELLER' WILL BE SHOWN AT 7:15 fWHftft PROSECUTION' ri i ft 1 lMStfeasLGa ROCK HUDSON 'JENNIFER JONES VITTORIO DESICA Tehnleoler TTTtXMTTRACTION CLARK BURT II GABLE LANCASTER II 'RUN SILENT, I RUN DEEP' jf PLUS 2 ACTION HITS IN C0L0RI 'BLACK TENT' 8:34 'TRIPLE DECEPTION' 10:05 CHARLES VJOOH 11 20 Pr Cir. 2 or Carlnnd! SEN MBCMT. I imiHlliMliilllWIII IHIIIiHIi lilijMI Ill'lllli il'llilli NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES Added Attraction! 'LEGEND OF EL DORADO in CinemaScope and Color SAVOY MANCHESTER Opina 7:16 P.

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While we're with the Crosbys, Bob's daughter Cathy insists she will not make up with her family "Until I can go home and say, 'Look, I'm a star," And, to me: "I'm not getting married to anyone for a long time. Nothing will stand in my way. I'm gcing to be the first female Crosby to get in 'Who's Who In America'." Marlon Brando has been wanting to do a movie with Susan Strasberg, daughter of his dramatic teachers, Lee and Paula Strasberg. Looks like William Goetz'i "Cortez" will be it. Douglas Fairbanks and his deb daughter, Daphne, stole the show at Bob Taplinger'i cocktail party for Prince Aly Khan.

Twentieth Century-Fox will pay the freight for Mickey Hargitay and Jayne Mansfield's daughter, Jayne Marie, to accompany their star to England when she goes there to do "Sheriff of Fractured Jaw" with Kenneth More. To please Sir Laurence Olivier who is back in "The Devil's Disciple," Burt Lancaster's company will shoot tht movie in London this summer with Burt and Kirk Douglas, plus Andrew McKendrick, who directed "Sweet Smell of Success" here last year. With the movie business this way-that way, in Britain, the Arthur Rank company has postponed indefinitely Its biggest film of the year, "Lawrence of Arabia." The picture was due to start in April with Dirk Bogarde as the legendary Englishman who organized the Arabs for the Allies In World' War I. William Holden, staying a spell in Japan, will probably make a picture in Japanese for that country only. This Is the only kind of filming Bill can do outside of his current deadlocked Paramount contract Irish Jeannle Carson of "Hey Jeannle" will be taking out American citizenship papers because: "America is a good place to raise a family." That's what she told them hi England and they till like her! You can order an Audi? Murphy rose in this year's seed catalogues.

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