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7-rr Part 2 Pge 8 Crttragn Batlg JTrtbutte Tuesday, May 17, 195S WHY, OF COURSE JM-NOT ABOVE THAT SOST OF THINS AT A UTTLE FRIENDLY CRITICISM CAN ALUJAYS BE HELPftlTO A FEJSONL fOHAT IS IT YOU UIAKTEDTO SAY? A LITTLE FRIENDLY i CRiTiaSU.CHARUE (YOUte KIND OF STUflCJ" i 'jjitu MY NAME Dfbr Chase, and this high, wide and handsome look is mine, now and alwuy s. Like so many girls and women, I have faced ray mirror not knowing how to manage the line growing so low on Looking at Hollywood Disney's Next Cartoon Film Will Be 'Babes in Toyland' BY HEDDA HOPPER HOLLYWOOD, May 15 Walt Disney's next big cartoon movie will be Victor Herbert's "Babes in but he won't start it until Sleeping Beauty is pushed a year and a half from now. Walt had planned to use Marge and Gower Champion in "Babes," but decided he'd have a wider scope if -he limited the picture to all-, cartoon -characters. His fabulous Disneyland amusement Horticulture Group Dennis the Menace Movie Tries to Dig. Far in ii my forehead and those, i Wi.

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Probing Mind Medal to Be Given to Wilmette Man The Charles L. Hutchinson medal, established almost 50 years ago by the Chicago Horticultural society, will be awarded this year to David Francis Hall of Wilmette at a noon luncheon tomorrow in the Palmer House. The medal, given to promi-jient horticulturists, is being awarded to Mr. Hall for his work in hybridizing iris and rla vl il itac Kr TP A I i ''Villi- 'V -ji "THE HEART OF THE MATTER" Released by Associated Artists Productions, directed bj Georre OFtrrsJl, based apon the novel by Graham Greene, and at tht Earf theater. THE CAST Scobie TreTor Howard Louise Elisabeth Allan Helen Maria ScheU Wilson Denholm Elliott Father Sank Peter Finch Yiisrf Gerard Oury Portafiiese Captain Coalo.ris Earl Cameron ,4.

frost a cake In 90 seconds with Walt Diny Jrannr rain James Craig Smith, society president. Other recent recipients of the medal 1 COLLEGE INN FROST-IT include Mrs. Albert D. Farwell and the late Mrs. Joseph M.

"Better not sit too close. I-splash!" Colonial Colin Roberts Colonel F.velvn Roberts Commissioner Michael Hordern BY MAE TIXEE The author of a 306 page novel has space to portray the thoughts of a sensitive man as he reacts to pain and stress and to show his kindness to others and his harsh judgment of himself, in the light of his religious faith. I found Graham Greene's story of the despairs of Scobie logical or at least believable and moving, but in spite of Trevor Howard's skilful, likable interpretation of the harassed police officer, I'm afraid the film version may not be sufficiently comprehensible for the average audience. Those familiar with the doc COLLEGE I I FROST-IT No muss! No fust! No dishes to wash! FROST-IT brings you prize-winning frosting right out of a jar no mixing orbeating.FROST-ITis ready-to-spread. Use on cupcakes, cookies and ice cream! Ask your grocerior FROST-IT next time you buy cake mix.

CJjocoaft Caramel Cudahy and Oakley V. Morgan. Guest speaker will be Dr. Raymond C. Allen, former executive secretary of the American Rose society and now director of the Kingwood Garden center of Mansfield, O.

Smith Alumnae to Hold Their Annual Luncheon The Smith College Club of Chicago will hold its annual luncheon meeting at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Skokie Country club in Glencoe. After election of new officers, Miss Ruth Mehrtens, Chicago correspondent for a national news magazine and an alumna of Smith, will speak. Mrs.

William C. Mac-Lean will preside. lant wife and one pathetic refr ugee, for whom Scobie's pity becomes a passionate love, and you have the sum of the man's tortures. The African atmosphere is a dark and threatening background, and a vivid part of the will be impressed by Scobie's quiet desperation and compelling compassion. Laid in Africa, the oppressive heat, the depressing rains, the rivalries and gossip of a small colony of whites, the native brawls and chants, and the very nature of police work during World War II are vividly depicted and would seem sufficient to unbalance the best of men.

Add to those elements, one neurotically petu BUY IT AT: National, Certified, Wieboldt's, Goldblatt'f, Grocerland, Progressive, Oh Boy, Spot Lite, KPA, and other fine food stores If your health is good, keep "it that way! Read the advice of Dr. Theodore Van Dellen, Chicago Tribune health editor. Hjs column. HOW TO KEEP WELL, is in the Tribune -7ery story. All of the performances jare expert.

I think the great-' est appreciation of this proofing of a man's mind will come from the few rather than from the many. trines of the Roman Catholic church may find them confus- ingly presented, and tants may be slightly wildered, altho every viewer park is scheduled to open July 17. Clark Gable calls Jane Russell "Boss Lady" now that he'll make a picture for her independent company. Jane Bob Waterfield got nowhere trying to sign Gable who referred the matter to his agent, Jesse James. Clark knew what he was doing.

Jesse tok them for half the profits. Jeanne Crain looks like the right star for the part of George Gobel's girl friend in The Lady Eve." This is Jeanne's year. NBC wants her for a big musical in color and a long term deal, and all because she did so well in Gentlemen Marry Brunettes." JAMES CRAIG, after a two year absence, returns to the screen in News Is Made At Night," and thereby hangs a tale. Craig got himself one of those long, no option contracts at M-G-M at a fabulous salary. Only drawback was the, studio wouldn't give him decent parts.

Instead of asking for his release, Jimmy sat it out, collected his fat pay-. check, and got on the studio pension plan. He busied himself buying business property in the valley, running a restaurant and bar, breeding race horses, and looking after the 20,000 chickens on his ranch. "I didn't mind biding my time at M-G-M," he told me. Shucks, I'd have swept out the studio if they'd asked me." Craig kept getting richer and less famous and finally the contract 'ended.

He put his house in order leased his business properties, got his sister to run the chicken ranch, and landed himself an acting job. LIZ TAYLOR'S not faring so well with her costumes for Giant." In the first part of the picture, she has to wear those hideous, long waisted, baggy fashions of the '20s; then when she ages and the clothes become more attractive, luscious Liz will have to be padded to look older. she met her co-star, James Dean, and says he has a wonderful sense of humor. She's never seen her other leading, man Rock Hudson on screen or off. I asked Liz she's likely to make a film with Marlon Brando.

"Sure," she said, "but after this I don't believe Metro will lend me." don't know you usually get your own way," I told her. I do my best," bragged Liz. Ilka Chase is working on a new novel with a Hollywood setting about a child star who wants to retire. Gene Krupa. a member of Benny Goodman's orchestra and trio, plays in Benny's life story.

He'll not only beat the drums but, act. TARILYN is being paged by Cart. Anthony Kimmons, British hero produced "Captain's Paradise," for a picture called Dream Island." It would take her to the island of Tobago off Trinidad. English Joan Collins says getting rid of her broad is the most difficult thing she's ever tackled. But she's learning to sound American by watching television, listening to rec- ords and radio.

Her voice will be ready when Girl On the Red Velvet Swing rolls cause Joan will be Ev elyn Nesbit. And Farley Granger plays Harry Thaw. QAM ENGEL soon will be off to Athens, Greece, to scout locations for "Boy on the Dolphin." Bill Bacher hopped to Eoston over the week-end to find out what was happening to the musical stage version of Seventh "Heaven." There have been so many changes in cast and directors, Bill has trouble keeping up. The one with the staying power in that play is Gloria De Haven. lUALlLMJSL YU OOO JLViv tf wntim LAV Mir rinW eookm Mrs.

Marguerite Fitzner, 2960 N. Oakley, comments: "My mother once owned a different kind of range. But I couldn't get used to cooking on it. And it took a long time to heat up. So after I got married, I bought a gas range.

Gas is so easy to control. And it's easier and cheaper to cook with." 1 3 Jim I 0 I a i 1 1 r- 1 I I in w) ml JmteL jif i rr in ii mi Thousands of Chicago homemakers agree with Mrs. Fitzner: a modern gas range makes cooking easier faster more economical. Modern gas ranges are smart-looking, loo. And fully automatic.

All burners light without matches. Automatic controls in oven and broiler take the guesswork out of baking and broiling. Timer alarms call you when your cooking is done. A gas range cooks faster cooks clean and cool, too. You regulate the cooking flame exactly as you want it.

And when you turn it off it's off! No heat lingers to overcook food or make your kitchen hot. These are among the many reasons why you can't beat cooking with gas for better meals with more taste appeal! Only gas ranges give you so much for so little! They cost less to buy. They cost less to use. Gas cooks the average Chicago family's meals for about 5 cents a day. See the latest automatic gas ranges this week at your dealer's or at any Peoples Gas office.

Find out why a modern gas range gives you better cooking, faster, at less cost. i WHEN YOU BUY LARGE Mrs. Fitzner's new range is a Tappan, Model HVF-668. Its features include: automatic top-burner, oven and broiler lighting; Control-lo-heat for top-burner cooking, from quick high to slow low heat; Visualite oven with one-piece chromium oven lining; Clean-Quick smokeless broiler grill porcelain pan and slotted grid; oven-on indicator, plus many other featuresjor better, easier cooking. ci nn cite at acrr.

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