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July 1, 1355 THE MI.N'NRAFOLIS STAR. .55 CROWING PAINS CHARLES GOREN By Bud Blakt By LEONARD LYONS TONIGHT Dad Late in Arriving as Girl Drowns '37 Firing Gets Job for Joan Alexander $350,000 Drama of Avarice CHATTER: Helm Kane, tha boop-rdoop girl mkei a comeback, first with four records and then-TV mil I IffirA Seu: York. TATRKIA ESSE I. Is taking a month's vacation fiorr "Witness for the Prosecution." r.D!a rolf Gilbert Miller, the producer, thought tha Miss Miller- who said shes 37 Joan Alexander applied for th sne advlwl to a 1 mi ii I 1 was too young for the part He suspected Jana Lund former "Our Gang Comedy" rnopprt, has joined th Johnny Canon show as a singer His sponsor! alfeo tionale goodbye gift to Terry Como after their dozen years together was alii cf the singer's musical arrangements. Villi: more than S350.000 The $500,000 Korda deal for a first-run movie Is still in the haggling stage Ailing Cr-ne Rayburn will sit out "Tonight's" right-week stand on the west coast Gergi-ana Carhart has licked a sieee of rineu.

her age. to g't the joh '111 prove I'm old enough," said Miss Alexander, and suggested he look at his files. Miller had fired her from a play 1 years ago. It proved her aje. The producer hired her.

Diving equipment was being put In use at Twin Lakes beach in Rrooklyn Center as a safety precaution today. Rut the man who delivered the equipment to the beach got there too late for If to be used, on his own daughter, 12 year- old Mary Ann Walker. The Robhinsdale ciii drowned in water 30 feet deep a short distance beyond the posted safety area while on a beach picnic with a companion Wednesday noon. Hers was the third death at the beach within three weeks. The tragedy occurred while James Walker, 3920 Thirty-sixth avenue a driver for Donaldson's, was makutg; his rounds with the dlvlnf equipmentordered last week after the earlier drownings In the bark of his truck.

He was scheduled to deliver It at the end of his run. Instead. Informed of the ac cident, he hurried to the scene arriving shortly after members of the sheriff's rescue squad i 1 iH seeNAjTy I i 'ssii IUa the screen 1 fj 4ACK villain villi In- Talance spearean role, as Casslus in MNsAletande "Julius Caesar," for the American Shakespeare festival. Faianrt Is conscientious at rehearsals, and has followed all the director orders except that he refused to be photographed stabbirj, Caesar. "I went into Shakespeare." he explained, "to get away frorn being photographed as a killer." 1 "Sl'MMERTlMK." the n.w Katharine Hepburn Rosam Brazil movie, opened at the Astor theater.

It was a big Uel JiKht premiere, and Broadway mm jammed with fans greetlni Grace Kelly, Margaret Truman, hddie fisher. Brazil, Phil Sil vers. Red Buttons, Dick Roder and all the other stars attend Inj Just before the movie b-tan. the manager heard th loudest roar from the crowd on the street. His staff rheke to see what big star was arrlvlns; The crowd's roar was foi Joe DIMacclo.

merely nn tit uiv t. naii. given up efforts to resusci-three Jana monia. PREVIEWS CLIMAX. "Wild Stallion." starring Mary Astor, Taul Henreld and Evelyn "k'eyes.

adapted from the William Faulkner story, "Knight's Gambit." This tale of avar. Ire and twisted love, of would-be southern gentry contains Faulkner's ruthless Insight Into their unhappy Jives. No laughs, today's best drama. 6:30 p.m., Ch. 4, STAR TONIGHT.

Footfalls." Repeat of a story "Danger" did two years ago starring Walter Slezak. Above-average melodrama, played by Theodore Bike 1. 7 p.m., h. II. THKATKR.

"Coquette." Grandma may remember the melodrama about a southern belle and the problems of ii BII.l.V Rl'HKE ill appear me ea v.uir summer tneater. She met Diana Shcean. thi tneater a publicity manager, whose father was the famef Shakespearean. Sir Johnston Kot hos Robertson. Miss F.urki revealed that she taught Sir Johnston how to do the Charleston They'd gone out on a foursome Miss Burke.

Somerse Maugham, and Sir Johnston and his wife. During the Charlcj ton lesson a stranger cut In and darned with Miss Rurke. Hi was Flo Ziegfeld and three months later she married him. VERT FRANCESCHI, the pianist, will plav at Lewisohr stadium July 16. She's a protege of Pierre Monteux, the con ductor.

Last season she visited Monteux at his Maine summe home, where he conducts classes for conductors. The prett' pianist asked to take lessons in conducting. "No. Vera. I won: teach you to become a conductor." Monteux said, "It would no good.

The men wouldn't follow jou they'd only run afte you." TWO CHINESE entertainers dined at Hotel Edison, in th. heart of the theater district. The first Chinese described hi new act: "I start off singing 'Eli then I do Mv Yiddihi Mama' and follow It with 'Hatikvah'" "Thief," beliowrf the second Chinese performer. "You stole my act." TONIGHT osd tvtry Thursday 10:30 P. M.

defendlng her virtue wh moist eye. Joan Lorlng, an exceptionally gifted tung actress, makes this shrcker of the 1920s as convincing as possible while John (Jassa-vettes provides the reasti for the trouble. 7:30 p.m., Ch. II. TV Tonight appear, imily In fe Minntapntin Star.

i The Prisoner Slept PROVO. UTAH Um A bench warrant sworn out for an accused embezzler wn quietly dropped here recently when an Investigation discojd the accused man had been In Jail at the time. The Jailer had forgotten to waken him. and the psrisoner slept right through his arraignment time. OF ENTERTAINMENT Ii US 000 late uic iiiiu, The girl was brought to thei surface by 21-year old Rruce Norman, 3746 Emerson avenue who hopes to become a city ambulance driver.

He and others were attracted to the spot by the cries of Prudence Cooper. 3S14 Quail avenue Robblnsdale, a companion, who saw the Walker girl disappear from sight. Mary Ann couldn't swim, her parent said, and had been Instructed to stay Inside the posted areas. They believe she drifted past the drop-off with- wit realign It, Resides her parents, Mary Ann is survived by a sister, Patricia, and two brothers, James, and Gerald, and a grandfather, Charles Glimsdale. Minneapolis.

She was the youngest in the family. Services will be 9 a.m. Friday in Sacred Heart Catholic church In Robbinsdale. with burial in St. Vincent cemetery, Osseo.

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vulnerable. South NORTH 1074 2 84 2 A 7 9 6 5 4 WF.ST EAST 5 9 6 10 5 3 k'9fi 10 43 Q82 QJ2 873 SOl'TH A K3 AQ7 K965 A 10 The bidding: South West North East 2NT 3 NT OPENING LEAD: Three of hearts. a In today's hand the proper rhoice of plays would appear to be a matter of splitting hairs, but actually there was a distinct "percentage" in favor of the recommended play West opened the hearts. East played the king and declarer permitted it to hold. On the heart return.

South won with the queen. At this point he could count eight Immediate tricks, two in each suit, and I problem revolved around selection of the suit in which to develop the ninth trick. Declarer played ace, king and another spade, hoping to set up the 10. Fast cashed two spade tricks and returned a heart, setting up a Jong card lor partner. There was now no way prevent the defenders from tak ing five tricks.

When he learned that clubs would have broken three-three, declarer thought that he had heen the victim of an unlucky cuess. Actually he had made an inferior choice in going for spades. Clubs offered a better chance. The difference is to be found In North's possession of the nine of clubs. By attacking clubs, declarer wins the hand if either defender holds a double- ton honor.

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