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OftttErtt Saturday Evening, June 13, 1953 CUKTSV WHEN YOU MKKT Ava Gardner's new Corgi pup, Honey Bear She's a sister of DuoL'n Elizabeth's pet pooeli. STARTS TODAY BOB HOPE MICKEY RODNEY "OFF LIMITS" Plus ROBERT RYAN 'Cify Beneafh iheSea" Judy Is Success By THOMAS life of an Oscar i is not as easy as it might seem--take it from Judy Ilolliday. The blonde actress made a tremendous hit as the Billie Dawn in "Born Yesterday" both on the stage and screen. She was acclaimed a new star and was handed an Academy award two years ago. But she has had no Broadway shows and.

only one picture since then. Her inactivity is partly because of the fact that she gave birth to her first child, Jonathan Louis ADMISSION 60c ON SALE 11:00 P. MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT HT 11:30 P.M. MAKE A DATE BRING YOUR GHOUL FRIEND! DOUBLE THRILLER THRILLER! CHILLER! "DEAD MAN'S "SON OF EYES" A 1030 NORTH PARK STARTS TODAY-1 P.M. HE MOST COMPLETE COVERAGE this Historic Once-in-a- Lifetime Event! All the thrilling pomp and pageantry -with the actual Westminster Abbey Coronation Ceremony! The i.

ARTHUR RANK ORGANIZATION Presents Oppcnheim, last November. scarcity of i a is largely jccau.se of the hard bargain she struck with her employers, Co- umbln Pictures. Slie held out for nnd i a won a deal whereby she would do only one pict'urc a year and have plenty of time for stage. "But I guess I wasn't so clever Tiler all," she sighed. "1 haven't )een able to i a play." MISS JIOUMDAV is back at work on the movie stages, doing a comedy called "A Name for Jler- self." She is trim and slim, good nine pounds under her starting weight in "Born Yesterday." Bc- wcen scenes, she told of her travail in trying to find vehicles follow her Oscar-winning portrayal.

"I read three or four play scripts every week," she related. f've read everything that has been sent to me, unless it is so amateurish that it doesn't merit t. A good comedy is hard to 'ind--at least one with a part 'or me. "Oh, I get lots of comedies. But were written for Billie Dawn.

The writers of them think that all I have to do is talk in a voice and sa.y dirty lines and that makes a hit comedy. They i can go on playing the dumb jlonde." THK ACTRKSS has emphasized she is through playing Billie 3avvn. She is getting far away rom the junk dealer's doll in her next stage venture. She plans to do a summer theater version of 'My A Daisy," directed by (ohn Wilson and probably staged Westport, Conn. If it works out, she may take it to Broadway.

The play is a somber tale of a urn-of-the-cenlury Boston girl 'ho lives in a make-believe world, he refuses to marry her home- own suitors because they are and other unglamorous vpos. During a Chicago visit, she las one last chance to avoid becoming an old maid, but fails. get me wrong," she idded. "I'm not trying to play iamlet. I want to do comedies; 1 that's what audiences expect of me.

But it happens a he only respectable play I could ind for myself was not a eom- HOW DOES she think audiences will accept her in a serious role? "I'm scared. They may get up and leave. A all, they've come expect a certain kind of characterization from me. A versatile comedian like Danny Kaye, who can do so many things, might be accepted in a more serious part. 3ut me--I don't know." I THEATRE 6-3342 Gates 7:15 P.M.

Show 8:00 ADULTS GOc KIDS FKEE LAST NIGHT WATCH THE BIRDIE Actress Ginger Rogers poses prettily for hubby Jacques Bergerac on Honolulu's famed Waikiki beach where the couple are on vacation and a "sort of" honeymoon. They have spent their time in the islands surlboarding and Diana Lynn Divorces Criticizing Architect SANTA MONICA, Diana Lynn has obtained an "interlocutory divorce decree from Architect John C. Lindsay after testifying lie called her an "idiot" and she was a detri- I ment to his career. Lindsay, 35, said that publicity resulting from her being an actress "was bail for him as an architect," Miss Lynn, 2G, declared. They were married Dec.

IS, 1048, in Los Angeles and separated last Jan. 5. The court approved a settlement. The only monetary award was $1,701) he agreed to pay her as a properly adjustment. The actress is about to leave for London to star in a stage play, "The Is Blue." Narration written by CHRISTOPHER FRY Music by Hie london Symphony Orchestra A UNIVERSAL.INTERNATIONAl REIEAS! WO WEST 1HDIO GATKS OPKN 7:00 SHOW STARTS 8:00 P.

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