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16 THE HARTFORD CO II A NT MONDAY, 2.1. 1JR0. Informing You Hollywood 1. BY jr. OAKLEY STAFFORD By HEDDA HOPPER Notes Aboot Marjo, The) Miracle Woman Of The Theater.

Margo Jones of Dallas, Texas, founder and director of the Dallas Theater which has been to long discussed and heralded as tops In what experimental and local theater can do. She is a trim, thirty-lsh brunette woman with sparkle and style. She is electric, vibrant, ageless, and brimmine with humor, Went to Texas College, Hollywood. John Wexley, back from eight months in L'urope, has Joined up with Charlie Keldman, and they'll put Wexley's play "They Shall Not Die" on the screen It was the forerunner of all the plays about the Negro situation, and was a smash on Broadway, but considered ahead of Its 1lme for films. They want Shelley Winters for the good girl played on Broadway by Rufh Gordon) and Claude dona to players.

KO forth ine. odd death. Develdped Kncouraced them to Fought for a build-Held out against every Saw her project take fight for life flower and became the talk of the root theater-minded ail over the world This took 20 years. And this Texas woman bears little If any visible effects of the heartbreak which might mar her prettifies or make her disposition acid or Intolerant. A miracle woman.

Ihat'a Margo Jones. She makes local groups, who persist In doing over and over again what other groups are doing over and over again1 In the way of plays, seem like has-beens. Those are strong words but I mean It. Shoot if you must. I still mean It.

For Instanee, In Tha Case Of "An Old Ileat-Up Woman," there was the author, Sari Scott, a girl from Pittsburgh who loved thea- but sold Insurance for the Panhandle's truckmen That girl taught English in schools In chahra to show thir When I rpcfntly aaw for Henry" bHns: produced for th tenth tlma I wanted to scream and ask why, why, why? Margo Tannics First For Tha Idea in the play, the seed Then the players then the set then the direction then the other thousand things. Everyone In her Dallas Theater is developed thrre. Her salient difference Is she has the courage to try the unknown Th ease of star names, tried plays, tried Ideas, tried tltlr-s do not win her from her original objective of new hlood, new Ideas, today's people, today's Ideas, today's lighting in the plays sh produces There is about her productions, there fore, the unexpected the new the novel the strictly l'J50. She is today Not yesterday except when she lapses into the classics for a relief from 1950, which everyone Is bound to want now and then. As Hhm Talked I Thought Most or the Masquers A while bark they asked me to lecture.

I have too little time, I would be selecting one group and neglecting the ethers So herein I am saying that In their hopes they are compatible with Margo's ideas. To date they have lagged behind her In selection of plays and new play-era for lead roles Have they tried originals? I am not sure. Her Dallas Theater la Not Huh- sidized It earns Jts keep The profit is low. The players are full-time. The salaries are moderate Acting and stage production she says, are a full-time job if it Is to be a Job lor lire and the wherewithal rrom which you earn your bread from, She started In debt She Hear now but her profit is small Her emotional happiness makes up for the money.

She Is succeeding' at doing what she wants She eats and sleeps comfortably If a roll of money comes from a play which reaches wider production, as this one has. then that's velvet and treat fun she vows she will stay with the Dalles Theater. I think she will, unless after 20 years she thinks she may for a spell want to earn some big money, for a few luxuries, nut If she does, you may he ure she will first be positive mat tne Dallas Theater Is left In very capable hands which will carry on the Ideals upon which It was munaed. uravo Margo Jones, miracle woman of the thea ter. M.

Oakley Stafford's column, "Informing yon," appears dally and Ntinday In The Hartford Con-rant. Tulsa To He Proposed For Chamber Convention Teorla. 111., Jan. Tulsa, will be recommended as the site for the 1951 convention of the United State! Junior Chamber of Commerce. The recommendation wss adopt-ed today by the chamber'! executive committee.

Clifford D. CooDer of Alhambra. president of the National Chamber, said th recommenda tion will be presented to the group's directors at the 1950 convention in Chicago In June. Rounder Hahy Does Well. A bouncing baby, Maureen Har- dy, aged 16 months, received only a scratched thigh when she fell 18 feet from a window of her home at Norblton, Kngland.

he committed morally but not ae-tually. It's a new angle. Proving his Innocence brings a new twist to the character of the wife, the dead man, and the man under sus-cipion. Gosh, it's exciting. Audrey Troter, Cyd Charisse and Barry Sullivan give good performances.

Moral: don't plan foul deeds. Maybe when they are done Heaven will punish you as much as the perpetrator of them, ne sure to go in at the tcglnning of It. It weaves along so you will ba on the end of your sest. M.O.S. AMiumii.

Loew's Poll. "Ambush" Is here. The United States Calvary versus the Indians. And Robert Taylor, as an Indian scout is asked to guide a rescue mission squad. Bob, a good Indian, Is out to rescue Arlene Dahl from bnd Indians who captured her.

The whole United States Cavalry gets In this one, And every Indian of the western plains, That means plenty of battle between them. Plenty of chase, plenty of fighting, plenty of riding and plenty of excitement for western fan who gladly wait In line as they were doing rainy Sunday, at Loew's Poll. The plot involves Taylor as the Indian Who is humane and civilized, trying to do the right Ihlng in the rescue Job, yet frying to preserve people from slaughter, Leon Ames as the Commanding Officer of the U. S. Cavalry Is okay for Bob.

But John Hodiak. who takes over when Ames falls out, is a no-good gent who wants to cause plenty of trouble. Bob is In love with the heroine. They win out against every obstacle and Jive happily ever afterwards, The cofeature Is "Challenge to Lansie" starring Lassie and I'd mund Gwenn, Se Lassie leap through windows In this one. He has a mind of his own.

It Is a swell film for youngsters and oldsters who like to forget reality and dwell upon tha loyalty of dogs, Poll has a strictly escape bill fine the young In heart should find entertaining, M. O. n. Showing Today ALLYN Great I-over, 12:00, .1:50. 6:40, Call of the Forest, 2:20, nUHNSIDK Thieves Highway, Fighting Man of the Plains.

9M, CKNTKR Non 'i'l Scord Dl Me, 12:00. 2:.. 5:00. 7:30. Velo Di Sposa, 1:15, 6:15.

CKNTHAL Rtory of Molly .1:40, 7:00, Hlue Lagoon. COLONIAL And liaby Makes Three, llileves High- way, 1:30, 7:00, 10:05. EASTWOOD Thieves Highway, 3:20. 6:30, Fighting Man of the Plains, 1:45, KLM Thieves Highway, 5:05, 6:30, Fighting Man of the Plains, 1:30, GLASTONBURY Hlg Sombrero, 6:45, Golden Earrings, 8:33. E.

M. IXJEW'S Traveling Sales- woman, 10:35, 1:20, 4:10, 6:55, Chinatown at Midnight, 12:05. 2:50. 5:33. :25.

LENOX Story of Molly 3:33. iliue l.agoon, 2:00, 8:23. LOEW POL! rALACE-Tntruder in the Dust, 12:20, 3:20, 6:30, Tension, 1:45,, 4:50 7:55. LOEW'S I'OLI AmhuHh. 12:20.

3:23, 6:30, Challenge to Lassie. 1:55. 5:00. 8:10. LYRIC Mrlde for Sale, 3:30, Reckless Moment, 2:05, 6:30.

9:25. NEWINC.TON-Thleves Hlghwsy, Fighting Man of the Plains. 8:05. PLAZA East Side. West Ride.

6:30, And Hahy Makes Three. 8:20. PRINCESS Fighting Ken- ruckian, 10:40, 2:10, 5:40, nig Cat. 12:30, 4:00. 7:35.

REGAL Port of New York. 11:10, 1:43, 4:20, 7:00, Cowboy and the Prizefighter, 19-iin k-o a-m RIALTO Bride for Sale. 3:23. Abandoned, 2:00, 7:00, 9:55. RIVOLT-Tell It to tha Judge, 2:00, 6:35, Without Hon-or, 3:40, 8:23.

STAR Home of the llrave, 12:10, 3:25, 6:30, 9:30: Ilandlt King of Texas. 11:05. 3:10. 6:20. 8:30.

STRAND Hasty Heart 11:25. 2:45, 6:05, Ilomba on Panther Island. 1:20, 4:40. 7:55. WEHIJ PLAYHOUSE-Fighting Man of the Plains.

6:30, Thieves Highway. 8:05. WEBSTER Thieves Highway, 3:15, 6:30, Fighting Man of the Plains, 1:45. 8:20. inn aliove time sehetfiiles are supplied by tha theater mansge-nirnta and era subject to (hwnge without notice.

striking Retls Murvlve, Communist prisoners, about 130 of whom went on a hunger strike at Ambala, India, were reported "In good health" and being forcibly fed milk, cream and eggs. New Films TRAVELING E. M. Loew's. Joan Davis decided to go back to what used to make audiences roll in the aisles, for her film "Traveling Saleswoman." It is purely slap-stick with fantastic situations.

And believe It or not, I think slap-stick, which la ele. mentsry. will always be with us. Always make people laugh, They laughed at Joan yesterday at K. M.

Ioew's. Sure It's jrany. She's the daughter of a soap manufacturer who Is going bankrupt from no sales. So Joanie starts to get him some. She gets Into goofy situations, beginning with the one wherein she goes into the bank for a loan and the banker thinks It's a hold-up.

She makes a deal with the man of money to lend cash in return for a promise to sell soap through the west. So who's 1n the west. Indians, teacher. "And they are itchy Indians who need a bath. And what's good for a bath and an Itch, Soap, So a aale Is made.

Nuts, sure, but so are ihe comics yet people love them. Joanie Is In love with her own kind, Andy Devine, who has a moment of glory flirting with Adele Gergens, who la only looking for missing papers. Joanie understands eventually, that no man who looked at her would go for Adele really. It's plenty mixed up. Isn't slapstick always mixed up.

But while the human race is mixed up, we will have slap-stick. This one with a star like dumb Joanie, is one of slap-stick's best to date. Don't expect a thought In a single reel of film, Just absurdity, "Chinatown at Midnight" Is what the till suggests, a mystery co-thriller, M.O.S, INTRUDER IN THE DUST At Talaea Theater. Two first run exciting films are at Toll I'slaca Theater now, "ltt Intruder" a serious film, dealing with tha rare question discrimination and lynching In the south. It Is shocking in a scene or two relating to a corpse Too serious and deep for me, for weekend pleasure, ror you It could he different, A Negro landlord Is the pivot around which the film revolves.

He Is framed for murder solely on the basis of his color A white child (Claude Jarman Jr.) asks his uncle to defend the Negro. 'Hie lawyer doesn want to do It afraid of the taunts of the whites, who will torment white man who defends a Negro A conise Is the Important factor around which the case revolves Uee, I think tha film tries to settle a problem, or awaken the whites of the south to a problem, by steering people away rather than coaxing them in. and to view and review the case. Several films late ly seen here which played at this theater for In stance) made much better argu ments and thought-provokera thsn "Intruders." There's no hitler Dili In the world, regardless of how good it is to take for what ails you, that can be bettered by su gar-coating. I wish Hollywood had approached this problem a little more palatably, for mass-consump lion.

(to In for "Tension" at the begin ning. It Is a rlp-snortlng mystery. A husband wants, and plans, to murder his wife's lover. Someone else beats him to the punch. So the man with the motive and iht intention Is stuck with a crime NOWI Ends Thurs.

-2 1 K2. a Plui Pttcli Thrilttrt 'tarn dr e.iua HUIO HATFUIO; Final Canklnf Rrhuol Today liSOt Glastonbury Theatre "BIG SOMBRERO" with lm Aalrr rarhinck' Mariana Itlalrlrh. May MJIIand f'arlnnn A Nawarerl -VTTl -e a I a Hill Will Cive Reply To Criticism State Highway Commissioner G. Albert Hill stated Sundsy that he will reply by letter to Governor Bowles's recent criticism of the commissioner's policies. Hill said that he had received the Governor's letter by special delivery Sunday morning and that be had read it but would make no comment until his own written answer Is ready.

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David got "The Fallen Idol' 'and "The Third Man" for American distribution. The films together will take In about $3,. 500,000 In this country. Korda got left with the European distribution of "The Pardine Case" and "Portrait of Jennie." Arlcne Dahl has patented a new nightcap, and calls It Dahl's Yea, but will It look as good on you a It does on her, I never thought Krrol l'lynn was serious about Princess Ghlka. Dont' you love reports are premature.

The princess hasn't yet learned to cook." the crack he made In Paris: "The When he announced the engage. Gorcn On llruhjc 1 Partner has opened with one snsde and you hold: 9 4, -8 7 6 2. 4K 10 3, A 9 5. What is your response? A. This hand presents a choice lelween a one no trump response and a raise to two spades.

While usually with an evenly balanced hand, the one no trump desponse should be given preference, It is our practice on hands that approach the maximum value for a single raise, to offer the raise In stead. Tltls band Is worth nine points in supMrt, which makes It close to a maximum raise, and that Is our preference though we would not quarrel violently with a response of one no trump. Q. 2 Partner has opened with one spade and youliold: a 10 8, -5 3 2, 4-J 5 4 3, -A 6 5, What Is your response? A.Tlio normal trump nupport Is held the response of one no trump is clearly Indicated, for this hand is evenly balanced and con- tans lonly alx points In support. which Is rock bottom minimum.

If the king of clubs were added to thla hand, a true choice would be presented, but then our preference would be for a tingle raise to two spades. y. 3 as south yoti noia: A Q. -9 8 5, 4-A 5 4, 4-KJ4 3. The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 Pass IV Pass INT Pass 2a Pass What do you bid now? A.

Partner has shown a good hand containing five hearts and four spades. It Is evident that he does not favor no trump and it Is proper for you at this point to show a preference for hearts of which the partnership holds at least eight cards, It would he unsound strategy to persist to two no trump merely because you have a diamond atopper. O. 4-Aa South you hold: 4-Q7 4. V-A 4-AQl0 9 3, A 7 2.

The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 14 Pasa IV Pass What do you btr now? A. 'fids hand does not contain quite enough high cards to Justify a Jump, to two no trump. Furthermore, the singleton heart militates to some extent against such action, Our choice is for a rebid of two clubs. If partner does not con-Hue the bidding, it Is because he ha a weak hand and refers clubs. If he does continue, no trump may be tried next round.

1 ato l.sl Q. 5 As South you hold: 4 -K 9 8 4, VA 4 9 4 3, 6. The bidding hfll proceeded: South West North East 1a Pass 24 Pass 2NT Pass 4a pass What do you bid now? The bidding has Indicated (hat (he partnership holds auff! llrnitrlt -VHtiiCK OF roXM" iMaa llaaaa Jaha) Raaaall NIOMV or MUI.I.V laaa SlamaM, llaaaia NwtlM i r. I.AItOOK" tarNnlralar Waa.l "Aa Salty Makaa Thraa" Cla4alla C.laarl Raaarl Vauaf "RRIIIK roit HAI.K" Daaala O'Kaafa, Clala alarm "A MA NOON Ml" Taaa.l "A Waman's Raarai" In The Big Cast GEORGE MURPHY good pal to have in th toughest spot on earth I 4PV ment in London, while there for the command performance, he said, "The princess has all the qualities I adore in a woman." I thought then he was doing an Eniily Post for the king and queen. Brushing I'p.

Frank Perls, art expert, opens his new Beverly Hills gallery Sun. day. All our art lovers and we have hundreds -wlll drop in for a look-see. He'll have paintings from five of New York's best galleries Speaking of art, every person here is a connoisseur, Couple of years ago Louis 11. Mayer was painted surreptitiously by a refugee.

It turned out quite well. When 1 looked at it, I said to Lou-Is. "He made you look like a Supreme Court judge," He replied, "Is that bad?" Constance Ben. nett, while here, bought two stories and completed plans to pro-duce pictures In Germany. She'll star In one or two with-German actors and directors.

They'll be financed with frozen coin. You've got to be awful smart to outsmart Connie The Howard Keels named their baby KaIJa Llane. When I asked If It meant "Llane Ket your gun," he explained It was Swedish and they'd probably call her Ky. Dick Powell's picture should be called "double cross" in. stead of "Right Cross." In it he gets beat up by Rlcardo Mental-ban.

and loses his real wife June Allyson to the same guy. dent ilrength to Juitlfy a slam effort and all that Is required now Is tha check up to ba sure that partner's vigorous action wa not based upon hand that contained only one ace which is entirely possible. Our suggested call, therefore, Is four no trumy, which In this sequence Is a clear cut request for aces, If partner has any two aces, you should le willing to take a chance, It Is true that the acea will probably be in-spades and diamonds, but your king of clubs Is protected against JmrnedJ. ate attack, and you have the chance that partner's diamond suit will dcvelope for discards. 6 As South you hold: i-fl.

V-A 8 4, 4K 10 8 6 3, -K 10 7. The bidding has proceeded: North Kast South West la Pass 24 Pass 2V Pass What do you bid now? Another temporizing bid should be selected, for while you have the values to Justify a jump to four hearts, such action la not recommended with only three trumps where other steps are available. The showing. of a new suit by resnonder is a one round force and the air may be clarified by partner next bid. Q.

As South you hold: -52. V-32, 4 7 111 7 4 3 2. The bidding hat proceeded. West North Kast South IV 2V 3V What do you bid now: A. Possession of a sit card suit does not Justify a free bid on your part.

There is no need for you to strain. Partner's immediate cue bid commits your partnership to an ultimate game contract. You may pass the bid around to him for further action, and when you show the clubs nest time, he will realize that you have length In that suit without high card strength. When partner is slam minded, it Is dangerous to encourage him without any honor values. 8 As South you hold: A 5 4, V-2, 4A 10 6, -8 7 6.

The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 14 Pass 2 4 Pass Pa.ss 5, Paa What do you bid now: A. Partner contracted for an 11 trick contract tho he had no means of determining that you had more than a minimum epen-Jng. It is reasonable to assume, therefore, that he holds a very strong club suit. If the clubs are solid, you ought not to lose more than one heart trick and a six club bid Is clearly our choice. (ioren an llrhlga appear dally and Mundoy In The C'oumnt.

Pas n.la lyniiona Hoarded Knit Proves Mlaflt. Fredrick Cowan, attorney of Croydon, Kngland, saved his new-est suit to lie burled In, but put on so much weight after he retired that when he died the other day, at 86, the: hoarded new suit wouldn't fit him. LEGAL NOTICES INTF.IHTATK COMMKRCK COMMI.HSION Waahinston FINAVCK IXX KkT NO 12B2S DOHTON TFRMINAI, COMPANY NOTICF. OF HKARINf! Tha ahove-entllled proceedlnva sr Btalunad for further public liearlns undur rha provision of acrllon 77 of I he llankruplcy Ai aa amandeil, on Keliruaiv lUfl, at 8 Ml oilnck a. lulled hialea hUndaiil Tunc, al Iha ilolel Leiinn, lluvlalno Hfiael at Fe er, Hoalon, befoia Fxamlnei Harvey II.

Wllklnaon. Tha hearing la to ba held fur the purpoae of receiving evidence In support of or In opposition to the plan of reorganization of the Rmkland-Atlai National Bank of Roaton (formerly Webaler and Alia National Hank or jjosioni. aa amended, and recelv tng auch other evident- aa will a' alat In conaliteratlon nf a plan of ra- orann raiion ior (he aeiitor. All panic t'f tha proceeding who may oeaira to pteacot ethlbll a) amh hearing art requied to forward mrea eopiea to tha Communion 'retaining tha original copy for Introduction In evidence at the hearlnsl and to aerv eoplea on all partlea to the nroceeoing not later than January 41, lDO. Keceipt or thi notice and the ac companying order doe not conall tut permission to pnrtlclpale tn tha priM-eemng.

rarne other than the debtor and Iruniet who expect to pariii'ipaia ann who have not previously been iiermltied to Inleivene In Ilia Pi oteeillDaa befoia Iha Inm. Hilasliiii, aliotilJ file with th Coin Dilation, prior to tha hearing, with nple for all ftaille. or ureaeot a a motion paper at tha hearlna. wllh coplea for all parties, a petition of iniervenilon. W.

P. BAftTFf Secret Dated at Washington. D. C. January 3.

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