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TirE OTTAWA CITIZEN fage 31 Tuesday, April 5, 1935 A MASK OOODSON-aill TODMAN Raft 'Very UurC HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Film star George Raft jaid he is "very, vtv hurt'1 h.inf Henifvt a ganiblipj licence in Las Vegas, on the grounds that he is unfit to hold one. The lough guy Crntilct Hi't rr-r I to satisfy the "ratural and legltl. iFMIHf JfftflM.f, nulf o( hft husband. LONDON (Rrutors) A riivorre Donald Neshit Forbes, also 38, to rourt ruled that a prominent become a father. British artist's refusal to have aj hh amnuiiUtl lo uucll.v aiulj iharlei Ballon, lieutenant- Tr'SecStMlf---, Mary Forbes.

38. had behaved lsUnd ulln ln 193J' wa cruelly in deliberately refusing! pioneer silver fox breeder. The Movies ittle Flpin "LITTl.F, FTGITIVE" The tr of this remarkable film storv is Jopy Norton, age 7, (Ritchie Andrusroi who outdoes Jackie Coogan of fhflplin dys because he Is practically the whole show, ill by himself. The sloty starts off slowly and unfnlrk gradually at the same pare, so much so that you wonder how the writers ever got so much artinn, pathos, comedy, human interest packed into a 75-minute film. Jopy in the "Little Fugitive" will steal your heart away with his shy.

sincere portrayal of his role. He seemed absolutely unaware nf the presence of a Vkwi About Movi9i TxtwiWni JACK J-C mrnm NtMA VEVAL SKIN TEERHA TERADH RCWHCN i ni vnn Liltlc Old New York Ed Sullivan InttrvctionK loch word Is related to my work. Un-icromblo as fw at poU bW to puu my lin. An. fwr appears undr arrow, reading downward.

Vattorday'i Anmwn Congressman eeSieps IN EASTMAN COLOUR 7 PEPI 8 RE0SLO 9 CAUFIT 10 MASTE 11 BUT 12 WARTE 13 TNRU 5 Whin My Ui. Iw BR1BEE5 III mm victor niruiif TOrtaY Til WEDNESDAY A UNIVCRSA1 ADl'LT ENTERTAINMENT aw rums- Wahner Bros. Sinatra Can Name Oici Price WCTl't mm Tel. 6-Z381 Ottawa ment April 15 Jane Pickering honeymooning with Jack Raymond Smith (her dad commanded British troops in North Africa) Gene Krupa into Basin Street Gen Carlos p. Romulo's "Crusade In Asia" off the John Day presses April 14 Bud Abbott recuperating from surgery Feur and Martin readying Abe Burrow's "Top Ten" and Meredith Wilson's "The Music Mans" for 1936.

Dr. Ralph J. Bunrhe due back from his globe-circling tour of U.N. installations May 1 Eartha Kit and Bill Gates discovered each other Marquess of Londonderry seriously HI Cardinal Spellman's niece, Marie, marrying Philip Gallagher, May 21 The Bruno Ziratos (Robert Q. Lewis show) named him John Harold Arlen huddling with "Dorothy Dandridge ahout starring In his "Blue Opera." The Dick Stabiles adopting a girl AGVA's Jerry Baker doing a great job for performers in Miami area Nelson Eddy to do "Kiss Me, Kate" for Edwin Lester In California Dana Andrews' 7-year-old daughter, Susan, nursing a broken arm Add Clicks: Jack Kelly's MGM album, "'S Frank Figueroa'i "Fiesta Mamho" on WHOM.

Streetcarflg Named Desire" TENSCSStt WILLIAMS EUA KAZAN WARNE tMstit iej f-t M4tMi sta titii af eat f(artin Wit i si tf '4i kwm camera at any time. It shows masterful writing and directing by a trio comprising Ray Ashley, Morris Kngel and Ruth Orkin. "Little Fugitive" Is the henit- arming story of Joey, a boy from Brooklyn; his older brother, l.ennie, 12; their widowed mother, and a youthful practical joke that had far-reaching conse quences. Saturday is I.ennie's birthday. His mom gives him a harmonica and $2 lo spend at Coney Island the next day.

Lennle plans to take along his two chums, Harry and Charlie. A phone call sends the mother out of town for the weekend. Lennie has to stay home and mind his kid brother, Joey. Harry and Charlie cook up a plan to get rid of Joey, They plare a real gun in his hands and convince him he has killed Lennle, Terrified, Joey Tees home, taking along $8 his mother left to buy weekend groceries. He hoards the BMT (subway) and finds himself at Coney Island.

While Lennie searches the neighborhood for his brother, Joey wanders around the gigantic amusement park a small boy, alone among a million pleasure-seekers. It's a most impressive picture. You'll find yourself telling your friends about how Joey tried his luck at the hall throw, rode the rides and the merry-go-round; how he stuffed himself with hot dogs, pepsies, watermellon, more hot dogs and pepsies hut used candy cotton for a different pur- HURRY! Today and Wed. Only tmrm lllllg mm $39oo A ENTERTAINMENT ERTAINMENT 'jsJJUZ r.DArc lc i i. in Her Academy Award Winning Performance Canadian Ballet Group Wins NY Critic Praise -Th.

Dr.rn.U4: X-v Thunderbolt A rTlw V'C ofth.Y..,!-1 GRACE KELLY MODUCTION i IvalliUJlfi Appearance ing room on the Goldwvn lot. He said he had m4e no comeback. Still Made Money "I don't mind the term," he remarked. "It doesn't hurt my feelings, and it makes my story sound more dramatic. But I don't think it's true.

Maybe I wasn't active in pictures. But I was still making money. I could draw as much salary and in some cases more than I had before in night clubs. "They've used the same term with Judy Garland. But she didn't make any comeback.

The talent was always there. She just wasn't working." Sinatra feels thai his career troubles started during his contract at MGM. "I knew I would never get out of sailor suits and army uniforms unless I left there," he said, referring to the many service musicals he made. "So I took my money and got out. They owed me $250,000.

I settled for half." He admitted that his personal problems had an effect on his career. He underwent a stormy courtship and a stormier marriage with Ava Gardner. But when his turmoil with Ava was over, his outlook Improved. He looked better, sang better and felt better, he said. Actress Signs HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Jane Wy-man, acting as hotih star and producer, Monday signed a television deal that will gross her $4,500,000 over the next three years.

The deal, made with Procter and Gamble, calls for Mi.ss Wyman to produce 36 television films yearly, 20 of which she will star in. Potentate, a noted foxhound owned by a former Duke of Bedford, hunted for 11 seasons, about seven years longer than the average. samp vym iJr Cinemascope r- i '1! la 94 wood of STREOPHOKIC SOUND COMMENCING FRIDAY mm ten When You Meet Mm i. mi i am mi iii I actor said the tax romtnis s.en had his attempt to huy two per cent of the Flamingo Hotel tor pose. You'll chuckle at this little beachcomber as he collects deposit bottles for money to' ride Ihe ponies.

The happy ending is for you lo see. Lennie is played by Piirkey Brewster; his mother hy Winni-frcd Cushing; the pony ride man was Jay Williams; the photographer Will I.ee, Harry was Charlie Moss and Charlie was Tommy De Canio. Only music during the film was I lilting theme, composed and played on the harmonica, by Eddy Mansnn. "Little Fugitive" was the first U.S. film to win the Venire Film Festival.

New York reviewers gave it highest rating Excellent. This writer agrees. It's the kind of picture you'll want to see again. Cinefan. Today 'til Thursday 1st (Kit FK1UW tat wont sis ucuma TODAY AND WEDNESDAY Rabef TATLOR I WIT 1 1 M.y c.

laniT um aoaci urr Comlntlni of loss 1 Pnntuo Suppltad thru Connelly Motors Ju snow caioir jtwulM, oualitt Kmt nun THEY MOVE IN- Pull run BEGINS! GRAKT-MYRNA LOT MELVYN DOUGLAS di a Mrsmrc uiui mis DREAM HOUSE Stop Yort eoiot FM, ai Trv TfEnil'RN fciiliia naawaaaaa Sia flu to pimlico CiP22J Stanlct Kolloway VJ, mur float mm I. I i 1 i BttTPTI --I si tC0ME r- 1 1 An4 An4 it. ft 11 The Fiilnt Show Willi the Georgia peach crop out. California groweri ran expected to balloon their prices, as the wholesale buyers are at their merry. Extent of crop losses in Southern slates impoi-aible to figure an roM waves up-set economy of Dixie Nel-fnn A.

Rnrkefrller'g daughter, Ann, and the Rev. Robert Tierson are ahout to pick the rial George Skourat completely recovered from his ee operation "Anniversary Waltz" grossed in its first year Gardnar Mutiny's six-month suspension from U.S. Lawn Tennis Association completed Robert Taylor follows Quenlin Purward" with "The Last Hunt." "Oklahoma's" Shirley Jones, and John Anderson, Columbia serious Conductor Thomas Srhippers planed to Italy for Gian-Carlo Menotti's presentation of "The Saint of Bleecker Street" at La Srala. Princess Margaret'i most regular theater escort still is Billy Wallace Pnscilla Belts, daughter of American Heart exec, director, to wed Donald Seifert Taul Gresnry's "Three for To-nijht" with Marge and Gower Champion, Harry Belefonte, has $100,000 advance sale. Opens at riymmith Theater, April fi Mrs.

Roy Harney, wife of Phillies' Ren'l. recovering from back Injury Ava Gardner. Stewart Granger and George Zukor en route from Pakistan to London to complete filming MGM's "Bhnwani Junction." Philip de Zuluet-ta, son of Oxford's leading legal expert, marrying Mary-Lou Hen-nessy Ethel Barrymore. selling her1 Mamaronerk home Whatever happened to Bevo Francis? Merle Ohernn dating Richard Gully Katharine Hepburn getting expenses plus a terrific per rentage deal for her Australian tour with the Old Vic Company Sophie Tucker gets Ed Mur-row's "Person to Person" treat- MAMBO LEARN FOXTROT DANCES SAMBA 'or TANGO $1 '24 WALTZ Arthur Murray C2V4 Bank St. 1-9619 Dancing Nightly Ale i Dawion and Hit Orchestra STAIIDISIIALL No Coter Chart Eicept Saturday A 10 MCI0IIII tANKI SUilNltl OMICIJ oocrost a oiNiisri waitiMo sooms eiSAITMINT a OtHIt iitaii troiis REGENT WIRED MUSIC SIRVICI bank 3'8487 TONIGHT AT CAriTOl.

THEATRE Note Change of Date ftr Tremblay Concert No. 6 THE VIENNA CHOIR BOYS SOt OUT A Few Seals Mt Become Open Phone fill After 7 pm.t Call Z-1 579 IV Mokt Your STEAMSHIP Yty I I Through Ut By HELD OVER! Please Note Screen Show TONIGHT. ast Complete 9 Show TODAY at 4.50. "THE COUNTRY GIRL' Continues WEDNESDAY. A eiAUTHUk CONSOLS MOOIL T.V.

6wn a awviasai. amiAKIS a Tn fit For Nighl Club HOLLYWOOD (AP) A year ago, hranK Nnatra steppeo onto the Hollywood Pantages stage to accept an Oscar for his supporting role in "From Here to Eternity." Today the crooner, once consid ered a faded star, has completed his return to the top rung in show business. In recent months he won new critical praise as a crazed assassin in "Suddenly" and snag ged the coveted role as Nathan Detroit ta "Guys and Dolls." He can virtually name nis pnee in any night club in the land and is dickering with two networks for a TV show. And he proved with "Young at Heart" that he can still sell a million records. How does he feel about his recent success? He discussed it as he lunched on meat balls, salami, sliced ham and cheese in his dress- Terry says of the same ballet: "I was impressed not only with the highly professional staging, the expert ensemble dancing and the beautiful miming of Miss Franca, but also by Miss Smith's enactment of the dual role This was not the greatest Odette-Odile on record but it was really good and it will become better." Terry says everyone worked hard and danced well in "Barbara Allen" but "the ballet is chopped into so many fragments and filled with such inconclusive movement patterns that one can hardly view it was anything but determined charity." Beautiful Performance Of "Lilac Garden" he gays: "Miss Franca, David Adams and James Ronaldson and a support ing ensemble gave a beautiful performance." And he describes "Offenbach in the Underworld" as a "mar velous concoction filled with dance action, delicious satire, horseplay" In which Miss Franca emerged "as a comedienne of the first rank." Martin says the shorter works produced nothing "of comparable merit" to the "Swan Lake." He describes "Lilac Garden" as a "mistake" and a ballet "of subtlety and emotional deputy that entirely eluded the cast, including Miss Franca herself." "Tudor's Offenbach piec again found everybody in good spirits and good discipline." Martin says, "but the work itself is of more interest than the peri formance managed to Entertainment Directory Movie Time Schedule! CAPITOL: "Th Country No fij-rn Show Tonnht briu of Onrort.

iJMt ihow lodjv 4 Sfl. CARTIER: "Mninlflffnt ObMslnn" 14 9 35 "fimoWo Rlnl" 12 SO 4 1 1 02. ut show 02 CENTRE: "Mr. Rlnnin PHM Hn Prosm Hoiim- 12 40 4S SS 10 os. Th Rwrrl Fury" 120 IS 40.

Ihow it 4ft. EAVTVIEW: "Th Bin GiroVms" SJft 4f "Stop, You'r Killing Me" 01. l.M ihow it SOT LITTLE F.LOIN: "Llttl MAIN ElOrN: "Vtn Crut" 120 125 I JO 40 143. Urt show tt 19 EI.MDAI.E- "King Rirhird snd th Cmud" l.H 10 SJ. "Rojtit Cop" 100 4 IS S2Q.

Lait show at SIS rRANCAIS: "Phntom of th Opr" 2 4S 8 20 S2. "AU Quift on lb' Wnfrn Front" 1 no 4 33 04. ihow II oVInrk. Ct.rRE CINEMA- ThH Hppy BrP 10 4S 10 OJ. "raport to Flm-lieo" 1 SS I IS 40.

Lit show S3S. IMPFRIAf 'Tori of plus "Mur- Arr 1 Mv LINTON: "Rnvil WMinf" I IS 00 2S. Ttprtt Momnt" 1 0J jo 10 on Liit ihow at I MAYFAIR: "nantroin Mlmlnn" 14) SSS 1(100 "Tha Shr" 110 SIS I ahnw at 10 MONTCAI M- "Tha Lat Tlm Raw Tarn" SOfl W. "CltlJt, Quaan of Montana" NEUSON' "Ouaan of Shaha" 4S mil. "Man Crary" I SO, Lt 10 ODrrtN: "Sis Brldffi to Crota" ISO S0J 7 20 913, Last show at o'clock.

Hrr.F.ST; "A Siraatcar Naml pa. air-" 111 S32 23. "Dial for Murdar" 1 34 1 33 Lait ihow at 7 23. RIAITO: "Strama Wltnaat" HO 40 SO. "Sanra Jf 1 SO I OS IS LaH ihow at 8 OS.

RtrFAl'. "Plntai of Tripoli- 1 21 110 SO 10 43 "Tha RaH" 1 00 J4S 4 23 1 10. Lait ahnw at a to. SOMFRSFT: "Sahrlna" 100 "Raar Winnow" 1 J7 4 10 os rompla ta hn a OS. TOWNE CINFVA: "Saatrhawan" 1 IS 4 10 7 00 I jo "Hara Coma tha Nalanna" 43 33 30.

Lait ihow at S30 WTSTRORO: "So Big" 30 47 "rtuffy of Sin Ouanttn" 153. Lait ahnw at S14. Dancing Floor Showi CHATFAti I AI'RrrS Panctng mihtlT Two floor ahooi nihtiT CU'S: Two floor hoi ntgntl int'! HOTF.L: Panctng nightly STAAPISHALLi Dinting BUhtli. rala Vf ADDED EEATLRB "TJIAL FflR. Ml'RDER" GRACE KELLY AliL-J 1 1 1J .1 Ji Iff WJ DAILY FROM 1 P.M.

ai-ii iiiiiu' UNGTON PAYIOI 30e Till I p.m. A Drama of Youth Today CRUZ A I- I Disporting itself WHEN THE tlXf as. CLAUDETTE US COLBERT ROBERT iN RYAN. TODAY and WED. ONLY! am in htm ant jistuwirigisuiT.ruiiiniv- 1 1 ITJ I 1 1 I A LUT Titcinalkij HURRAH FOR ALL WHO MADE ln "PORT OF HELL" 1 p.m.

Unsurpassed In Beaatr! of fuh. UtCartw, Nn iw NEW YORK (CP) Dance critics of The Times and Herald Tribune generally praise the efforts of The National Ballet of Canada In belated reviews of the troupe's appearance at the Brooklyn Academy a week ago. The group "showed Itself to be a very creditable young organization," writes John Martin of The Times. He adds: Whether it Is wise for the National Ballet to tour In areas of ballet sophistication at this stage of its development is open to question but it is a serious and well-founded group and it is worthy of every encouragement its own community can give it." Walter Terry, writing In the Herald Tribune, says the two appearances "provided good cause for rejoicing" although "there were one or two unjoyous moments." The ballet troupe, under direction of Celia Franca and with dancers averaging under 20 years of age, danced a full-length "Swan Lake" and three short pieces-Antony Tudor's "Lilac Garden" and his new "Offenbach in the Underworld" and Joey Harris' "Barbara Allen." Martin writes that while "Swan Lake" was "perhaps over-ambl-tious for so inexperienced a company to attempt, nevertheless it was in the famous second act of this work that the best results were obtained." "The corps de ballet danced, indeed, better than many a more experienced corps de ballet has danced in this same act. It was precise, unified and in good style throughout." Martin says "the very capable young conductor, George Crum, held them strictly to tempo, even In the pas de quatre," and adds that Lois Smith, in the dual role of Odette and Odile, "gave every evidence of being real ballerina material." Kcgina Silc Of Dominion Drama Final TORONTO (CP) Amateur drama groups from six provinces, including Newfoundland, were among the eight companies picked Monday to compete in the Dominion drama festival at Regina in May.

The Regina Litile Theatre, "Jane;" the Tlaycraftsmen of Toronto. "The Country Girl:" the Uni versity of British Columbia Alumni Flavors of Vancouver, The Cru able;" Winnipeg Little Theatre, "All My Sons;" the La Jeiine Scene Group of Montreal, "Cham bres A Loner;" Workhop 14 of Calgary, "The Apple Cart;" and the Northcliffe Players of Grand Falls. "The Whlteheaded Bov." Three othr awards were ala-n announced an outcome of the 12 regional festivals adjudicated by British actor-director Andre Van Gy-eghrm. The Bessborough Trophy award for a classical play presentation of unusual merit went to the Univer sity Alumnae Dramatic Club of Toronto for fhe Chekov play "Uncle Vanya It was directed by Her bert Whtuaker. drama critic of The Globe and Mail.

This is the first year the Be borough Trophy, which uoed 1a be the highest award in the Dominion festival, has been awarded in Its ne capacity. The Sir Barry Jackson Trophy for the best Canadian play produr ttcn in regional fettvaJs was awarded to La Jeune Scene Group nf Mv.treal for "Chamhret A Loner." by Marcel Dube Mr. Dube also won the pnre for the best play written by i Canadian ffl regional festivals. All l.PT I BLUE Vrno r.lr V. Th clincher! kill giH Gardenia Two.rnsT.omwi nowmci Va A ri 'Thaniom of the rra.a" and "All QntPt mt tha -Aa 1- H'fatcrn Front" 3..

Hi I SVlTd 1 1 1 lOGIRDfj I UJl I HAI ZETTMLINCiCTln rAIR Five Great Academy Award Winners! t.v "TTT TODAY TILL WED. ENDS WEDNESDAY! "THE TWO LAOI15 GRACE KF LLV ill FTTHIUW I GARY i I Coming! Marlon Brando "On The Watrrfront" YERK tatt aiaaiM at mi ii TMataf TICHNICOLOR mtcti JANE WYMAN wMMaaftajHaiBV aBBVMafealltBjit.

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