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THE OTTAWA JOURNAL SATURDAY, JULY 4,.193. I Current and Coming Attractions j. a lupiuj a Drama Comments 5 1 SCREEN arid STAGE in REVIEW Stirring Sea; Yarn at Centre "Hell-Ship Morgan" Stars George Bancroft in Return to Screen. George Bancroft enda hit recent retirement from the picture fold with hi reappearance on the screen In "Hell-Ship Morgan." the added attraction at the Centra Theatre. Co-featured with the atar of "Underworld" and "Docka of New York" fn "Hell-Ship Morgan" Ann Sothern with Victor Jory in the "leading supporting role.

The melodrama la a sage of the ae prfnt.rn Bancroft in hia favorite and most familiar role that of a swashbuckling, burly taskmaster who get what he wanta by rijht of might. The film'a action takea place aboard one of the typical flhing boat that ply the tuna, trade in the ehark.mfci.ted Mexican wate'ra. On board Bancrofts boat, the Southern-: cross, is nia new wue, a pcnnveia girl whom he had befriended but few days before, and Jim Allen, hu mate. Ann Sothern. Mary Tay-s lor, who had married the blustering Morgan out of gratitude, aoon find herself desperately in.

love with the handsome Ailen. A mutinous member of the crew. bring! the hopelese romantic triangle Into sharp relief when he threatens to expose meir love 10 ine unsuspecting captain. The emo- tional strife la forgotten, however, when a violent tropic storm suddenly menaces the boat. Amid the terrifying dangers of the storm.

"Hell-Ship Morgan roan to breath-taking conclusion. Others in the cut are Howard Hickman. George Regas. Ralph Byrd. and Hollo Lloyd.

D. Ross Lederman directed from a story and screen play prepared by Harold Shumate. There's mora navy blue this Summer than ever before in Hollywood. Madeleine Carroll, co-star-nng with Gary Cooper in The General Died at Dawn." ha one striking Summer outfit ef navy blue uncrushable linen, TJie drasa itself Is simple In line, with tailored puffed sleeves. Over thus goes a navy awagger coat and around the neckline a scarf of navy and white print la tucked.

Miae Carroll'a hat is of white Panama with a blut ban- CINEMA TIME TABLE ClKTrnt Bund Condemned. U.O -1 SB 00 7 JO-10 00: "Hell. Shi Morten." 1 JO-I O-tM. Last omplele-show at U. KKO CAPITOL rne Ex-Mr.

Bradford." I.U-J XO-l tJ-1 14- 44. Last complete enow. Menage to OareU. 1 ie-1 JO-e as-7 4C- 4J. Last complete shew at .09.

txriaiAJ Big "else, Ja-4 0C-S1C- U-l "Treachery Rides the Rang, It- ao-a MALTO "Travelling Betealady," iu 4 a 7 Jl i): "Forbidden errttory," U.IC-J oi-aot-l 4 MATrAm "So Red the Rose." 1 JO-7 ot-tooo; "Too Many Par-nil 1 U-4 49 AVALOar Th Trail of the Lonesome Ptne." l.oo-4o-a sa.iooo; "Living Dangerously." a 45-3 44-144. Victoria -o-nti Julta. lev "Sooa of Steel, 140- J. BIDEAtJ -Under Two flags. na-an-fx): Tanner ta its DeiL" lzi --(.

gutXT -Colleen- -The Oreet Imperaonatlea. la. COLUMBIA -Musa 1m Up- at- oo: "Sagebruata Troubadour." IJS-ieoo. LAtrarra -Minions In the Air 1 oa-4 14-J oo-io -stona Over in-aw Tit aip MUnt araaf limt tcktjulrt art tuppliti bf local Ihtatr mumm. AND M0N.r iVr 1 EXTRA Charlie Chase Comedy 'Public Chost No.

1 I 1 I i I I I 1 1 AT RKO CAPITOL Sylvia Sidney, ho stars with Spencer Tracy In "Tary," aa exclttng story of mob rule directed by Frlta Lang, which eeaaea to the KKO Capital Theatre far three day ceauaeacuig Taeaday. (kcoidiwiommSOH isoiAtr or no nnir BEBIDS. V'OU have bid one no trump hold-1 ing: Spades AQl Hearts 4V Diamonds AQt Cluba A 5 J. If partner bids two no trump, three no trump, or two of any suit. pass.

If partner bida three of any suit bid three no-trump. You have a minimum no trump, and cannot bid again unlesa forced. Holding: Spades 4 I. Hearts Kit. Diamonds A 5.

Cluba A 7. 'If partner bida two na trump. proceed to three no trump You have four plua honor trickaX But pass a raise to three no trump. If partner bida two diamonds. Bid three diamonds, If partner bidsJ two clubs, bid two no trump.

If partner bids two tpadee. raise to three spades. If partner bid two hearts, pais. Holding: Spades A I 4. Hearts A Diamonds, A I J.

Clubs I i. Bid three apadea over partner's single raise. If partner raise to three no trump, paas. If partner bids two heart, rale to three heart. If partner bids two diamonds, bid two no trump.

If partner bids two spade, raise to three spades. If partner bid two clubs, bid two spade. If partner bids three of any suit, bid three spade and, on a subsequent round of bidding, four no trump. If partner bid four hearts or four pdev pas. Capitalising Opponent' Error.

It la a grave question aa to which I worse, making -a bad- mistake yourself, or falling to take advan-I tage of the fact that an opponent haa made one. North and East shared the doubtful honors la to-i day' hand. West, dealer. Both tide vulnerable. NOftTB AAQST A KJ1 WEST EAST I 4 A1U1I 4tll 14 AO.I4I4I 01 TH ml Vll 41111 41(11 Th biddfnr West North I sped Paaa 1 heart Pass Pas Pas East 2 spade 4 spade South Pas Pas Aa may be seen, Exit's bidding fantastic throughout In the 2 lZAOB THE WAY TO I I ORXATKS SH0W8 AT LOWBR PRICES EffettlT Mooday.

Jaty ttk IVEJUHaS Orchtn, toga 30a BsJcoBy as MATIKEES Adult, JOc; Ohlldrtn, lCvj aa Aaeee prteae ttmt Tea ON THE SCREEN MONDAY AND TTJEIDAY I aTEATCRE JACKIE COOPER JOSEPH CALLEIA RIN TIN TIN. Jr. tana Tlsasa Teday -CwaW Two RE XV 20e-Tonithf RaVy Kaelar-Otck Pewea Edasaad Lear Th Great ImpesracmatJon'' STARS BMWSTE1S XILUOHI" Elaaa" east -rairaar I COLUMBIA ADMISSION ROW Preatea Faatar "Muse'ent Up" Oewa Aatry "SarebniaJi Trou haul our" first piece, he chose to raise the on what might charit space Old ably be. called indifferent support, rather than- to bid a perfectly good seven card suit of hi own. Then, after his partner had shown a major two-suiter, he jumped, with total disregard of soundness, from three hearta to four apadea, reasoning.

I suppose, that he ought to show "better than a preference" North started out to trap the spades, which was a shrewd idea, but nullified completely by hi amazing failure to double the final contract Apparently, East' ambition bidding frightened into ailence. As I aid before, I don't know which wa worse. East wikl-ness or North's cowardice. mere wa imie io tne plry. de-ejarer being quite helpleas to avoid in lots or two diamond and four trump trick.

The 300 point' penal ty really wa a blck mark on both team. ProoerN Idding would have been: wasi 1 spade orth East South I 1 clubs Pasa I 2 heart Pax 2 soades Pais Put Paaa. This would haveNaaved 200 points for the declarer, whHe the obviously correct double ofhe contract actually reached would have In creased the defender' 'profit" SOO point TODAY'S question: Qaratian: If mr partner's tak out double hat been redoubled, am compelled to Did' Answer: Ye, unlet your hand eonuin enough strength to set the redoubled contract MONDAY'S HAND. South, dealer. Both sides vulnerable.

JtOBTH 44111 VQlll 4.1 It WEST EAST AKQIti A-S4(t A1i tI04 4-4JI4 so cm AS-etM 4AKJ1 4II4t Mr. Culbertton will discus thlt hand in tomorrow' fc Moaaay taaeat't day ta KIT rt-aertsoa's celeaui. Write year arids trouB4t aa eeestleaa to tUm. ear ef tals paper. Reaiemarr to eaeleae a aelf-aadrestea, aUaiped eavelope.

Enters Complaint On Gatineau Road J. B. Merleau, M.L.A., Takes Up Matter With Provincial Minister. Complaint nude through the column of Th Journal absut the (tate of the Gatineau highway from Hull to Maniwikl, and over hazards ckuaed by speeding cordwood trucks have been placed before Hon. P.

E. Cote, Quebec Minister of Highwaya and Colonel J. M. Boulanger, Minuter. J.

B. Merleau. M.UA. for Gatineau, stated that this week he had made further representations to the Highwaya Minister about the road, and had enclosed clipping of a Journal editorial-on the subject and a published letter from a Cascade resi dent "1 ask the Minister for additional grant to maintain the Gatineau road, and he said it would be on of the first highwaya to be considered. He also said that If possible he would drive over the) road with Colonel Boulanger thia Summer, and determine what steps would be most satisfactory to improve conditions.

Traffic Inspector Ren Menard of Hull district suited that he himaelf had spent an entire day thia week investigating condition on th highway. While admitting that there was room for improvement Mr. Menard said that Summer traffic wa so heavy that aection-crew could scarcely keep up with th -rearing-down caused by cars and truck. -mere are approximately 2.000 car a day travelling on th highway. ana expert road engineer have stated this traffic load i too heavy for a gravelled surface." Mr.

Menard paid particular attention to trucks laden with rord-wood. -During th entire day be taid. "I found onlv ni- nt wood on th highway, whereas last rr. woM tailing on truck was a frequent occurrence. As it happened, I located the driver front who load th piece had fallen, and I dont think he'll rfm n.

Many driver of passenger car are Z. wooa truck even uie iruca an observing th law In all raspects. LU1BK atarar nv After an abeence of several dayi due ta tHtlight bark injury. Luise omm mumea trie M-O-M studio to resume work with Paul aautu in ine uooa larth." COMING TO THE REGENT rM w-i-a-L I Jee E. Brewa and Jeaa Blonalell.

ea-atarrlaf -Sen Oaaa," aaerry r-aedy deaghba life la the A I-treachea, which ceas ta Regent Theatre Beat Salaraay. TWIXT STAGE 1 AND SCREEN 1 1 1 Stmt i Ntnttmt Ptrlainint Activttiit asaf 1 1 1 jj PrrtonMitt In ikt World of Moht-Bilitv By will Mclaughlin. ANOTHER PLAN TO BRING BACK THE ROAD. "THE open season hai arrived for plans and suggestion to -bring back 1 the road." Speaking at th annual meeting of Equity, William A Brady declared that the coming season presented in oest opportunity in 20 years to revive interest in tne legitimate uvea ire ana touring organizations. The veteran producer believes that manager, actor and author could turn the trick if they would co-operate instead or ngnung among themselves.

In hia speech Mr. Brady said: "I'm getting close to th Jumping off point. But I love the theatre. I love it men and women. I love to look around and have somebody I helped in year gone by com up and aajr-Hallo, Mr.

8-t te-you-1- will meke-othen take notice if you will help me. And we won't have any dole or any WPA." EQUITY PRESIDENT OFFERS TO CO-OPERATE. ACTING an the nggeatlao'af Mr. Brady! President Prank Oil-mere at Eojalry haa sent eat eeamanlratlena ta the Tbeatra 'League and the Dramatists' Oalld, expressing wllllngaeaa par. tlclpate la eonr rente eat the present theatrical altttatleai.

Th Theatre Leagae haa given Its approval ta the aaggeetiea, the Dramatists' Gal Id la expected ta follow salt and renfereneea el a three-way- committee, aiming Io build ap th read, will be held within th swat few week. FILMS RECEIVE APPROVAL OF STUDIO CENSOR. MOVING rapidly because of the product flow from major and inde-1 pendent producer, the Hollywood branch of the Production Cod Administration during th past three Ing seala on 146 feature and (23 short subject. The bulk of the product consisted of new pictures, with re-issued film occupying only smsll percentage of the number. Since the numerical code aealing ytem was adopted on July 15.

1934, a total of 1,340 feature ha been passed by tne ooara neaaea or jotepn i. oreen. TELEVISION BROADCASTS FROM EMPIRE STATE BUILDING. "THE lint field teat el televtalen. preparmlory regular trxne-1 ml Mi en.

were started last Taeaday by RCA freca the tower ef the Empire State Baildlng, New York City. The images were bread east from a It-kilewatt transmitter. Teat are being made ta advance rapidly the hiaaa aae-el receiver, and RCA haa Invited all aaanafaetarer view demetntratlan ef televtaioa aa Taeaday ot aaat week. JUNE WEDDINGS IN HOLLYWOOD. A RTHUR HORNBLOW JR, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer producer, and Myrna Loy, one of th screen's most attractive and capable stars, war married at Enaenada, Mexico, on June 28th, and are honeymooning at Frank A.

Vanderslip'a Mexican ranch. Other wedding In th film Colony included Henry Wilcox on, the English actor, to Sheila Brown; Corinne month has viewed and put Qualify daring the Btanth el May have -Mr. Deeda Gaea ta remainder ef the Summer at Cannae, wtt armearanee. The diva tmk Griffith, atar or the silent iilm. to George Maranau.

non-proieisional and Edward BlondelL brother of Joan, to Constance Rey. -MR. DEEDS AND GARY COOPER WIN GUILD AWARDS. IAJOR ken en far film releaaea keen awarded ta CetaaabUa fcallating by aaaibera at Sereea Writer and Screea Acteea Gallda, la addlUen to the film being veted Ik "beat erreen pity aaT th taenia. Oary Caaper waa selected far "beat periaeaaaaea ta th UUe rate mt Ike Cataaabia pradacUaa.

Jeaa Artbar waa aacend far ker aerfarataaea la the title rate at "Th Ra-Mra. Bradfara. new en view at th RKO Capital Theatre. Cktedetl Colbert Caeed third far ker portrayal aa? Cigarette ha "Under Twe RtakJa received the farat award far kla aeraaa play af Mr. Deeda Oaee to Tewa.

Oaear Haaamentela reeeived arable eaenUea far kla "Shaw Baal aerlpt, and third place weat to H. O. Wells far kla eriginal acreen pUy, -Thing to Ceaae." RIVIERA VACATION FOB GRACE MOORE. GRACE MOORE 1 spending th fnllman ft m.Im nf along several film script to read. Including Rupert Hughe' Th Night- ingaie Cornea Home." which will probably ne ner next picture tor Columbia when aha return te Hollywood.

'77 SOMETHING WE NEVER KNEW BEFORE. ALTHOUGH ake'kaa appeared la twe er three aktarea already abawa ha Ottawa, Jeaa Gardner virtually aaaka her gebal ta -The Maa Wbe Ceo Id Week Miraelaa, eppaalte Rataad Yaang. Jeaa la a kaaatlfal Engliak girl, aritk targe gray eye, tawny kafr and a eewi vale. She at a aeetegaa el Alexander Kerda and kaa a eerd ta -Catherine The Great," "The Private Ufa af Dea Jaaa asal lit Searlet PunperaaL She kegaa her career at Ik age af la, whea she waa aimed a a akawglri ta -Wander bar." la addiUaa. aba anderatadied ike lead, and wkea Ike play left Leodoa far a tear af the prevlaeea Jaaa atepped Into the chief rale.

A dancing pari In -Bew Bella," a Lendea Baaleal, kreaght ker to th attention at Kerda and. kleng with Ckarle l-auh4eo. Merle Obereo. Rebert Denat, Blnsle Barnes aad Wendy Barrte, ah became a -Kerda find." Mia Gardner la anaaarrled aad very popalar with the yMnf-mrn-abaat-Landea. She ta eaaerallUaa abeel white keraea, black rat aaat tedder, etadlea ker line while abiding aleag Ike atreet, katlaea, aad atatply ad area eeektng.

She dlallkea being called an Ingenae aad keawe aaaae day to pUy a rale which ealla far EMOTIONAL DEPTH. e- SEEN AND BEARD IN HOLLYWOOD. (By Oar Owe Paelfle Ceaat Stadia Orisspanisnl). MORM A SHEARER end Irvine Thalberg pUnnlng te leave for Stratford on-Avon for th world premiere of -Romeo and Juliet" Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor becoming regular Sunday evening eupper gueau or Joan Crawford and Franchot Ton. t-iara usui? away en a month' rtmolni trie in Utah Irene Harvey and Allan Jones being guest of honor at a dance given by her high echool alma mater.

Wallace Beery flying up from Santa Crui during time off-from "Old Hutch te vieu varoi Ann. wno na the whooping eougn. eiiy ura- ing a iuuon when tppeared in ner famou "blackbird hat at a recent party. Jeanette MacDonald getting ready to move cut ot her Brentwood home. Robert Montgomery already getting hi things Kcked for that three month' vacation at hi New York farm aa aoon a finishes "Piccadilly Jim." Maureen O'Sullivan going in for dam digging at Plamo Beach.

Juanlta (Baby Jane! Quigley having special high chair mad so ah can practise properly at the piano. Robert Young back in town after rest in th mountain. Ja Harlow getting ready to lip out of town for a while, now that shs tin-tehed "8uy- Uond Barrymor receiving eongratuJaUoo on the strikingly realistic makeup he wee a Andrew Jackson ta The Oor-geou Huasy Freddi. Bertholomew building a minltur gang for his bicycle. Frank Morgan perfecting hi en gam in order te challenge Franchot Tone, who la becoming aa expert Uil Reiner switching her luncheon diet from apple pi to raspberry lee.

Wl-don Heyburn getting uch a tan mat be went about the etudio hall day before being recognized. Erie Slot' humorou -mouthing" dur-Ing acene in -Piccadilly Jim" causing Md Evan to "blow up' In her line beraua ah had to laugh the middle ot a -take." Bruce viewing th polo matche with th Charles Boyer. Ted Hely having tea in th tudlo commiisary wit hi new bride every afternoon. Myrna Loy receiving congratulation on her marriage. Johnny Weiaamuller having to drive hi new roadster ia to country becaua it toe hnWy geartd lec a4xxJtown drtrii a DRAMA Of'MOUNTAIN LOVE Tm-rT.

T- -el. a 3 iylvta Signer aad Frag MacMarray ha a aeea fraeB -The Trail ef i au setae ea aaeee THREE NEW STARS SHINE IN THRILL-PACKED SPY DRAMA Harry Baur, Great Trench Actor, Laurence Olivier and Penelope Dudley-Ward in "I Stand Condemned," at Centre Theatre. The Cast Character Player Brleakev Barry Bear laaaieg Laareaee Olivier Nataiha Peaelee DaaleyWard Feieathy Babert Cechrane aena Mertea (eitea Maaia (akua Atkeae Seyler Tae Deeler Waiter Mad Madam Kevrta Kate CaUee Presldcat at Caatt Martial Charlea RaDard Of. Preaeratlea WUlard Off. Defease Ckarlea Caraea Brleakev'a Servaa Merlaad Orafcaaa Ike py Bay Petri Occasionally a picture make one great 'new atar.

It if rare Indeed for a Aim to make two. But "I Stand Condemned." the powerful dram ol Jove and espionage which I at the Centre Theatre until Wednes day, I unldu in tht It introduce three great new stars to the Sim public' The first of these I Harry Bur, the famou French character actw, who 1 euily a great a Emil Jan- ninga snd Chrle Laugh ton. Bur, wno made international acreen outcry in th French versions of "Crime and Punishment and "Lea Miserable." a well as Mveral other French films, make hi English. peaking debut In -I Stand And it can safely be (aid that hi portrayal of Brioukov, th coarse, fat, elderly Ruasian pea-ant who haa become a wealthy war profiteer and love the beautiful young aristocrat, Natasha, is one of the- greatest characterization ia creen history. Th aeeaaad I Laareaee OH-vler.

who pi ye Igaatoff, th daahlng yaang etBeer wbe wiwa Nataaha away tree Brieakev and alaaeat par with kaa Ufa far kaa victory. Tall. dark, kaad-aaaae. and a splendid aeter, Olivier at reaalnlaeeal ef Renalg Celaaan and ekvlaasly ta dea-tined to eaaa plenty ef heart tkreb amang th feadaza taaa. And third.

Penelope Dudley-Ward, the English aoeiety beauty who mad ner film debut with Elizabeth Bergner in "Escape Ma Never nd truly come into hr ewa as th aruttocratlc war auree who Is torn between her love tor Ignatoff and loyalty to Brioukov. whom ah haa promised to marry to help her family out ot financial difficulties. Pewaefal Draaaa. The film I a powerful drama that will absorb and thrill from beginning to end. Briefly, the story it thia: Igntoff I Invalided Into a hospital where Nataaha I nursing They tall in love and quarrel over Brioukov, whom Ignatoff reviles aa a bloated profiteer, Igrutoft it given a post fn charge of auppliea nd Madam Sablia.

a foolish, kindly, old lady who visit the end is actually a dengcrou apjr, determine to get him Into her clutch. She cleverly maneuver him Into gambling with hi hated rival He lose a fantaatie eum. which ha can never hoo to nav. and 1 about to commit suicide: but learning that Nataaha really love him, he determine to get the mon ey aomenow. anaam Babline offer to help bim.

but when he goes to her apartment (he reveals that ah wanta military secret to return. Before he can report her to the author! tie, he is apprehended in her apartment and court mar-tialled. charged with selling mill' tary aecreia io tne enemy. Only Brtoakoe can save him from firing qud only know that Jaaa BlaaiaH Olaasa PatieR "Travelling Sjletlady" Added Featare "ForbidfJeri Ternta-v SILLT SYMPHONY COMEDY. Teday, Mem, Tee.

Marbaaa grg Brteeee at ear aew eraal "Great Air Mystery" Teeay Creaa Keen 4 dV-VA 1 1 cnataaa aew at ike Avaiaa Tkaetre. the debt wa never paid. The story end on an unexpected note with one of the moat gripping and pow erful courtroom acene. Veloz and YoUnda. International dance tamr ha -been- signed by Paramount for roles In -Champagne Waltz with Gladys Swarthout.

Fred MaeMurray. Jack Oakie and Lydla RobertL The team, which re cently bad their own organization at th Coccenut Grove la Lo Angela will have apeaklng role for the first time ia this production. TODAY ONLY- A MESSAGE to GARCIA" With JOHN BOLES WALLACE BEERY IVIUIMBHV For 5 Days A New Thrill for OTTAWA! The First Dancing -i: a Musical in 100 New TECHNICOLOR ti a COLOR adds enchantment to romance that rings with SONG! A event in the world of the theatre) PIRATE" CH ARLEsTcOLLI NS Daiieiiif Idol of Broadway STEFFI DUNA Tk Oiri gf MU OBCdertMha," FRANK MORGAN LarujE Star of Tift Hits 2nd DIG IIIT A Drama As Great As "The Trial of Mary Dugan" ANN HARDING WALTER ABEL 4Tho IVItiToss Chair" Rialto Feature, Story of Russia "Tor bidden Territory" Stars Gregory Raton and Binnie Barnes. Forbidden Territory," th ex citing film ot lhtrigu and espionage to Russia, which open a thre-day engagement th Rialto Theatre today, a British production, film ed from th novel by Denis Wheat- ley. Gregory Ratoff, outstanding dit lect film atar, proves himaelf a character actor ol not In hia brilliant performance as Lethkin.

th commissar, bureaucratic and cun ning soviet oninai. The atary opens IntMoacow. where hi father and brother are attempting to find out where a young Englishman haa been Imprisoned in Siberia. There it an exciting chaie Into Siberia, a timely reecue. and than th party alumble'on the (ecret ot the Soviet, a tremendous hidden ir baa.

They succeed in stealing a 'plane and effecting their escape acroas the border, with, the aid of Leshkln's feminine companion and a school teacher. Time and 'time (gain they only on Jump head of the cunning official, who haa always some new trick up hi aiewew The film hat a plctorlally love background ot Winter anow and lonely village. Th exterior cene were filmed In Latvia. Binnie Barnes, lovely English atar of "The Private Life of Henry VIII." "Diamond Jim." and "Rendezvous." ia the heroine, and Ronald Squire is th young Englishman whoa life is saved. Th supporting attraction 1 fr.J moving comedy of aalesmen and saleswomen on the road.

Trevelinc Saleslady feature Joan and eienda rarrelL Becaua Eleanor. Whitney, motion picture starlet, best exemplifies th "spirit of 'swing in th eyet and ears of 1900 member ot thel United "Hot- Clubs of America, she waa recently elected "Queen" of the organization by th club western representative, Al jarvi. Fastest tap dancer In the worldj Eieanore, currently busy in Para- mount I7i ree tneers ror Love, won the title for incorporating the contagious new "awing" type dancing in her stage and motion picture work, according to Jarvis authority -on "hot" muaic. who duct a daily radio program featur ing popular lunea. Li- fee la for Je ne vo a 44 1.