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HE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 9. 1955 adefth 31 I it jTTN LGUI9 OCROCHKMONT-p Hollywood Broad'ay si A wmm Gary Cooper Plans Film on Quakers FORREST MATS. TODAY SAT.

2:30 "A Superb Dramatic Work" BULLETIN THE PUYWJIGHTS" COMPANY presents BARBARA BEL GEDDES BURL IVES -4 II oho Mixes EBusiness COLO BYTtCHNlCOLOtf Sated GEORGE OR WELL'S PHUiaxl Bni-StlUr HOLLYWOOD, March 8. CORNERED Gary Cooper a few nights ago at a dinner and asked him what motion picture is really on his schedule. He said that he has been talking with Willy Wyler about "Friendly Persuasion," which Frank Capra sold to Willy. "I think you printed something about it. I GREEK FIRE I I Opi A.

M. JJ 151 la SUA KAZAN'S Production And Pleasure us a story aDout wruasers rtANS-lUX Opn 1 I I 1 nominaita tot Addtd: "HMBRANDT" Academy Award 1830 Market 1 1 during the period of the Civil War. 10:45 A Nw Play by TENNESSEE WILUAMS will put it on the screen as "the Divine Mozart." He says it will take years. Well, it took him ten years to make the life of Richard Wagner, "Magic Fire," which he with MILDRED DUNKOCK end BEN GAZZARA I CAN understand William Die-terle's enthusiasm in writing the life story of Mozart. No composer had as con troversial a life as did 4 Mozart, who as a child was eonsEous exoTTcs 6 'completed not long ago with Carlos Thompson, Yvonne De Carlo and ki jt.r ts jnearreM fat Wove lit Web Of Suspense And Intrigue On England's Famous "B2RBY DAY" Anna acle Michael Wilding As soon as The Billy Mitchell Story'- is finished I want to read that," Coop said.

"The Billy Mitchell Story," I told him, has met up with difficulties, according to Milton Sperling. He is being sued by a man named Glassman, who bought a book on Mitchell by Isaac Don Levine. OOKS like Arthur Krim's ItEW YORK, March 8. TSOBO I ROCKEFELLER is mix-M ing bis 'ith pleasure in Yur-rop. He's a multi-millionaire antiques ma piate.

Last initial like anake Kathleen Winsor's top secret in Washington' held high posts under FDR and Truman Redding tells are being tuned for the "Ankl'-s; Aweigh" set designer (Geo. Jeaans) and very wealthy 4 social Phyllis a ret of the I Hielitile PTjiliC Alan Badel in Germany. Jeff Morrow and his actress wife, Anna Karen, will appear in summer stock in Denver. Anna hasn't roval familv in I Wrf.l J0E.7:15.9:1S Austria and? K5dnapg3rs 1 Fut who later had flSI PHUA. Sl IiTiHiil M1UB WLftt Studio A I many advers- tT ne ill in CUT! 1 i mmm Kail puss been active since Jeff was brought to Hollywood for "The Robe." Larry Finley is in New York.i called there by a TV offer.

i By LOUELLA O. PARSONS JU money is going to be spent pretty lavishly in our industry this Adams, who a shows sat. wrrE i aas uies. his nrst piano is on ex- hibition in Salzburg, along "Jpr with many; other memor- next few years. He is furnishing LOST Green scarf aboard S.S.

Versailles. Vital, evidence. Please call GR 3-6121 money for stars right and left. Joan Crawford has just agreed to it; Wife Sues Producer SANTA MONICA, March 8 AP) Film Actress Anne Francis is suing motion picture Pro- GIGANTIC AND JOYOUS MUSICAL A presides over "Author Meets it ic Vivian Reade (Mrs. A.

W. May) is shedding him at make six pictures in six years for the Krim Company United Art abilia of his childhood. YVONNE DE CARLO arf ists, that is, Under the name of William Sid In three of them Joan win star, jjieterle is writing the Mozart JL" divorce. She charged cruelty. The place a want-Ad the column of couple married in 1952.

toet i story, and after it is finished he and the other three shell choose the talent and act as producer. She has always wanted to be a pro Last 3 Days! "WHITE FEATHER" Techn.coor-CinemaScope. Sun Valley. He's the Overseas Press Club giant Margaret O'Brien, the star, and Wm. Newsome, Jr.

(22) are STUMt ISTHEH Starts with ALL-DAY Jill Adams, 23 -year -old British starlet, shown in London after being chosen top pin-up girl by British forces in the Middle East. Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell were also-rans In the contest 4 I UAKGABET MLI1H3- KE-CI il ducer. Meanwhile, Joan is not only busy with her career but is dating handsome Mike Silverman, young realtor. LIBBIE BLOCK writes to thank me for what I had to say about PREVIEW FRIDAY See 2 Features ntotur CI NemaSc AND A CAST OF IHOUSANOS with STEREOPHONIC a Bob Wagner (the actor) is woozy about Ann Stebbins. 11:15, 15, 2:50.

4:40. 630. 50. 10:15 P. OPEN 10:45 A.M.

lei ARIAK NE O'BRIEN REYN her story, "Beverly Carle," in Good Housekeeping magazine. I recognized two of her principal characters as Marilyn Monroe and Howard Hughes. "It's gratifying that you recog Textile Group To Open Parley OLDS (divorced from the THE MOjST VIOLENT CANVAS OF LOVE AND ADVENTURE EVER FILMED! 1 STARTS TODAY BRAND NEW SHOW! FEATURE AT 1:30 :00 P.M. BUrTuXSK AT 3 7 P.M. Camel's cijgie man) knows the name of the jealous Palm Beach woman planting phony items about her in sociei colyums.

When these two women meet get outta the way! Hottest romance in show-business: irwo married pipple The quarterly meeting of the Asbestos Textile Institute will be held today and tomorrow at the Warwick. Membership consists of asbestos textile manufacturers in the United Slates, England and wed to each other! Nina Foch and France and asbestos fiber miners in Canada. fector James Lipton on the nized my principal theme, which was an attempt to combat some of the unfavorable publicity given the motiDn picture industry and its stars, who, in my notion, do a great deal perhaps even more than their share for worthy people and causes," writes Miss Block (Mrs. Pat Duggan). "Though I am a bystander who does not work in the industry, I have long been disturbed by the slings and arrows thrown at a basically great art andor business, and the fine people who make it their life work.

It is a theme I shall hope to deal with again." The two-day session, over which F. Wakem, of New York, will preside, will consider reports cov ering the activities of the working committees within the association. lightly for an hour. Fly to each other every week-end Diana Lynn and IV director Allen Reis-ner are on Tire! Deanna Dur-bin's ex (Ft lix Jackson) and Dorothea Bidd are finger-snapping at their tr ends who never suspected it Actor Forest Green and thrush Gretchen Wyler (both of "Silk Stockings" are victims of Cole Porter's melodillies. The institute has headquarters and a research laboratory on the campus of the Philadelphia Textile Institute, Schoolhouse lane.

DYKAMIC ATOMIC! FlWi KAY 11 THE O. K. GIRL' rrrTiMliittAViW brl Bbl' warn Fostwee Celer NICK, the Greek's constant companion in Las Vegas is Jo Anne Kuhn of the Sands chorus The a ople of ad exec Oren Macy's eye is an orange: Heien Orange of Westchester Polly Bergen, the; new divorcee, and Polan Banks arc a familiar duet at Sardi's Jack Moore, the MAGNIFICENT POWERFUL SUPERB DRAMA! legal! te, and Betty Robertson of UNBELIEVABLE 7" 5 SOUND. 353 Cinerama Presentation Inouirs tin ttte Sos. Register are a nightly pair at Cafe Niro Iris Velletri, a model, mar led the dean of the White Plains School of Music (Z.

H. Sokoll) Monday The Geoffrey Hibberts (he's the old roue in "Boy will increase the ijiom-and-population in the fall Orchids to Billy Daniels (at the Copa) and his talented shadow, Benny Color by TECHNKOIO RESERVED SEATS ONLT 11 131 2 SHOWS TODAY! 2 P.M. 8:30 P.M. TICKETS NOW AT BOX OFFICE For All Performances BOYD 19th and Chestnut LOcust 4-3751 THE Vfarquis de Portago in A PERLBERG SEATON I r. wants his freedom, he will have THE COUNTRY GIRL pay Card McDaniels (of the WILL NOT AND CANNOT BE SHOWN IN ANY OTHER THEATRE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON "Cinerama Holiday" tickets can alsa be secured through your local Stanley Warnir Theatre Southland) a hefty "bobo" things were slow down at Miami Beach last week.

Only two bookies were robbed. One for 14 Os Au PUSHING 50c Erery EVE, for BOYD Theatre rtJRONS at Parlunf auHwrlty 6arat-1 820 Sawsom 1 1 821 Walnut JM ttie ua St AMPLE Carteenat PARKINS at REASONABLE RATES Captain lightfoot TECHNtCOLQg UnFUTIKIIIiP.I. cm COOPER -suet LANCASTER thor Jerre Mangione (novels and TV) just bleided with the former Mrs. Donna Keath Neubauer at Elkton. Her ex-groom is a renowned psychiatrist Description of the- chorines in "Silk She-Steppers! Snooky Lan son's real frist-name is Sailor Roy The Marine Corps' latest directi bans Leathernecks from appear, ng on any quiz program which make contestants look rldic Gloria Swanson's medics have stopped all her dieting.

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