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mcv 570 4VBC Paula Bane Had WOK 710. JZ. 770 WW svr vtc bs Great Record 28 BROOKLYN EAGLE SUN JUNE 1 1947 AT LOEWS MET. Jim and RADIO PROGRAMS 'Capitol Continues to Be Broadway's Trail-Blazer vfas, i2)o wv. I2B0.

wevo. a U. S. O. TrouDer om io vtoxR.

vtRL iboo v' 9 Tommy Dorsey play themselves in their musical film biography, "The Fobulous Dorseys," now paired with Edward Robinson's drama, "The Red House." DCCT OETC waUp CAnnratr Peace Treaties at the National Theater, what lh lite-People's Platform, 'Should We Make Sepa insider the main reason for Wtlh Germany UJin? WCBS. Amenta United. that show, shP Can We Promote World Trade' WNBC wK w(h()Ut hesltatlon; Yankees vs. Cleveland, doublehrarier. WINS.

I spinl of lns pp who acl It, Giants vs Reds. doubleheader, WMCA: 2 oo. Dodgers vs. oi J( amJ pu lt WHN. For.

while may be unusual WNBC. ::30 Harvest of Stars, Prank Black. Conductor. an actress to grow more enthu. astic about a show the longer the 4:30 Hour of Charm.

Phil Spitalnvs All-Girl Orchestra. WCBS is in it, it certainly true uiai Hour. Rise Stevens. WCBS: NBC Symphony Or- comes lncreasinly chestra. Alfred Wallenstein.

Conductor, WNBC; Show busi- tched Call Me Mister" ever ness, Story of Diana Lynn, wntw day. IM-Snn Carmiehael Show. WCBS. David Harding Counterspy "All of us are always rooting When "Duel in the Sun" was the Capitol had blazed another oooked into the Capitol Theater at trail-long run picture engage- the same time It opened at 38 ments at popular prices. Loews neichborhood theaters It The Capitol was the first theater was Just one more innovation at to appreciate the value of radio the Broariwav showplace known In 1925 Maj Edward Bowes and for its trail-blazing the Cajltol Theater Family went More than any other prevnta- on the air with a weekly program Hon house on Broadway, the Capi- lasting until 1941 It was on Sta-tol Theater has made theatrical Hon WHN that Ma) Bowes' fam-history time after time with new ous Amateur Hour was born, later and sometimes radical changes in to go on a coast-to-coast network policy and become the most popular pro-Prom its inception 28 vears ago gram in radio, next October, the Capilol began Always anticipating the tastes of i setting trends in show business the amusement -hungry public, the When Americas first luxurious Capitols policy was later changed motion picture theater was built, to one of pictures and "big the wiseacres called it "the white stars on the stage.

This was the: elephant smirking at such daring era of stage attractions with as i innovations as divans, air-con- manv as six star names on one dltionlng. concert orchestras, and show Such performers as Sophie 5,400 seats Tucker Jack Pearl. Ethel Shutta. "You'll never see that many Oeorge Olsen and his music. Lilvan seats filled at or.e time they pre- Tashman Lou Holtz.

Phil Baker, dieted But the wiseacres lived to Abe Lyman. Warren William, eat theu words The seats were Bette Davis Bmg Crosby. Milton filled and are still being filled. Berle and Eddie Duchln. Grare with long lines nf patrons, some- Mooie Ray Bolger Helen Morgan times extending as far as 8th Ave and Ed Wynn headed the theater 'i patiently waiting to get into the stase shows.

theater. The Capitol made theatrical hi-- The theater started to break iory attain jn December 1939. precedents early in its career. In when Gone With the Wind" mi, eacn otner. pauia rxpiains, as S-00-Adventures of Ozzie and Harrie'.

WCBS. Those Websters. wuk HU in the dressing-room whin: wvnr The Great- she shares with Jane Kean Smith Show. WCBS; Ellery Queen. WNBC.

the ureal each other succeed. est Story Ever Told. The Fruitless Fig Tree. WJZ. an, w( aU wn each otner QUr pn Jack Paar Show.

WNBC, Gene Autry Show, WCBS, Master- pveg as wen our successes. work Hour. WNYC It's a show where each of us likes 7:30 Phil Harris Show. Alice Fave. WNBC.

Blondie WCBS. "The seelng the next guy happy Clock WJZ; "I Was a Convict." WQXR Paula came to "Call Me Mister" 8:00 Alec Templeton Show. WNBC. Adventures of Sam Spade, with a great deal of experience as WCBS. A L.

Alexander's Mediation Board. WOR. a trouper. Much of that expen- Fred Allen Show, WNBC; Crime Doctor, WCBS. Ave Maria ence she acquired in the war.

As Hour. WMCA mMm lo Merrv-Oo-Rounri WNBC Meet Corliss Archer that her war record cannot COMPOSER BATONIST Oscar Straus will lead the Carnegie "Pop" Orchestro a program of his own Viennese operetta airs Tuesday night. topped by practically any other Wins Exuioiinc WOR Ronald Reagan. Guests, 9:15 Lxniella Parsons Show. Jane Wvn I HOLLYWOOD lemoer girl.

For 16 long and arduous months lie toured among the trootw for WJZ Martin Show. Prank Morgan, Quest WCBS Album nun, ration. a r.ri-ca! a' il.ar Music, Donald Dame. WNBC; Double or Nothing. raveling a.

Negri, played for two weeks The Capitol and Astor Theaters er Italy, France and Nonh Pari oi Mir tun oi writnm a ionium Hig rarauc puvrti in: inrcc a r.r.mAv 5 A Sound Studio weeks in 1927 and when Garbo With the Wind" had the long -tayed four weeks, evervone knew weeks and two Africa Then, for another six months, she entertained the sol- diers in the United States, including Alaska Feeling that even this big stint, was not sufficient. Paula then volunteered to go on a lecture tour for the National War Fund Campaign and this took her onre Musician Mounts Concert Podium WOR It or Leave It. Phil Baker C. WCBS; Don Ameche Show. Francis Landlord.

WNBC. Theater OUlU on the Air. Sam Lrtrne. Shirley Booth. Daud Wayne, Guests WJZ 10:30 We.

the People. Henrv Moru-an Rex Stiangrr, Guests. WCBS. Famih Theater, WOR TELEVISION WCBS dMebeJJ Dodgers cs Cardinals 1:34 WNB1 -Biuseoali Doubleheader. Giants vs Reds 7.30 WCBR-Film.

Last of the Mohuans 7:50 WCBS Film. "Proof of the Pudding 8:00 WNBT Tex and WCBS Film. Harmony Lane 8:20 WNBT- Musical Miniatures 8:40 WNBT-Feature Film the C.i i I podium I nrert of Pop Wednesdav will be a man more to Alaska, as well as through i most of the United States. "It was a pretty rough time we she says. "The roughest pan was Alaska, but lt was worth all the discomfort.

Nothing wctl Mm, Ci'Hrr llave morc appropriate for me than coming into 'Call Me IniMmml'nMl Mister, since, as everybody knows r.t by now. that's an ex-GI revue in Hc-r "hlch all the boys have been in iNSn-', 'he armed services and all the wcbs Ni.t, rati. guls have done war work of one wcbs. sen otit a. kind or another." A.M.

TO 12 M. Hi ducting an orchestra for the lirsl time in his life wearing a coat and tie. though lor years he has been wlelduu; a baton for probably more IMcnen than are reached by any ither conductor in the world. This Is Jack Shalndlin who, as musical director Of "The March of Time. Universal Newsreels, Columbia community sing pictures and other film shorts which reach a hundred million people evc.y month in all parts of the globe, has hitherto always conducted Ins orchestras In his shirtsleeves in recording studios.

He wui be conventionally en- When a Movie Hit Is No Key to Fame Scoring a hit often brings less work to a free-lance player than he was able to get as a good but unsimg actor "It worked out that way for Barry Sullivan after he scored a persona! triumph in "Suspense was the story, anyway, until recently, when he began playing second male lead in Columbia's "Framed," Glenn Ford starrer at tba Globe Theater. Sullivan explains It this way. "A hit Is something to live up and that means that your next Job must be tops If it Isn't, you'll be classed as a one-picture player, and that's the end." After his "Suspense" lob. Sullivan was flooded with offers and scripts. "I can complain about not being wanted." he says.

"But what they wanted me for The roles were either Just repeats of part In or they weren't te sort of thing I'd want to do at all I just can't do a part INS- On.wl Paula, who was born In Sea: tie. and got her professional start out there, was a staff singer for stations KOMO and KJR that city for several years. In Seattle, she also performed in the Repertory Playhouse. When she came t.o Broadway, She got a In Billy Rose's Seven Lively Arts." "There's only one thing missing." Paula says. "My mother hasn't seen me in the show yet.

But she's due in from Seattle in the middle of the Summer and I knew she'll like the show as well as I do 4 P.M. TO 7 however, when he makes the personal appearance of his career before an audience Wednesday at Carnegie The occasion is "Motion Picture Night." a program of music Hrt introduced in films and featuring Academy Award Korea Soloists on the program will be Lanny Ross, tenor; Margaret Bo-kor. soprano, and Leslie Chabay. tenor of the Metropolitan Opera you get. For one thing, of course.

It proves people are reading your stuff, which is nice lo know Bui more than that, it's fun to learn people their opinions, their Impressions about things Holly-woodian, their sometimes naive, sometimes profound, sometimes pleased, sometimes angry, but always interesting reactions to the things you write about and the way you write about them. Let's take a cross-section: Mrs. O. S. 'writes to applaud me for defending" Lawrence Tlerney alter ills latest escapade.

I'm afraid the good lady credits me with a shade too much generosity toward Larry What I said was that he and several other (llmtown bad boys and girls were regarded with scant affection by the usually tolerant. Hollywood press because they had publicly violated the code of good taste and discretion Bui on the whole I've been less harsh with Larry than most commentators, because 1 like the kid personally and think he's got a lot on the ball. Mrs. 8. also tells me she's seriously considering starting up a Lawrence Tierney Pan Club.

I think its a fine idea, and I'm sure Mrs. S. will find it an interesting life, with never a dull moment. Mrs. R.

who Informs me she is 74 years old, sternly demands to know whether its true that I and the other movie columnists are paid by the stars and the studios to print things about them. Even leaving aside the obviou6 fact that many of the things I print are hardly the sort of material the parties involved would iiey me to write. I can assure Mrs. R. that I have never received one cent from any person or any studio for anything I have written about them.

Mr. J. T. writes, enclosing a photo of his young daughter, and asks whether he should bring her to Hollywood to get into the movies "You will notice." he points out, that she looks a lot like Peggy Ann Garner, so I should think she'd have a good Let me take this opportunity to disabuse Mr and others who have written me in a similar vein. The biggest handicap any would-be actor, whether moppet or grown-up, can have is to resemble an established star.

There are, to my personal knowledge, at least three aspiring actors in the Hollywoods today who came here because they look strikingly like Errol Ffynn, The principal difference between them and Plynn is that he's eating. He got here first. Besides that, the task of trying to crash any kid Into the fillunis will break your heart. The odds against you are monumental. Sure, a few do succeed.

A few people win the Irish Sweepstakes, too. But I'd strongly advise Mr. T. to keep his admittedly cute little chick at home. If he wants to make a lot of money.

I think he'd have better luck with the sweepstakes. My letter of the week comes from a Mr A. E. He writes that lie is coming to Hollywood for a convention this Summer "I want to llnd out how to meet some of the movie actresses and go out with them. I will pay you 50 if you will get me a date with Ginger Rogers." Sorry, old pal.

I appreciate your tender sentiments, but Ginger's a very busy gal. And she's got an awfuHy big husband. Happy convention, though. that doesn't feel right to BARRY FITZGERALD is one of the several stars in The Sea Wolf" which is paired with Errol Flynn'i "The Sea in the Brooklyn Strand's revival Tophatters Start Summer School Included will be the music thai ms heard in such films as "Spell WNBC Th. Cnm Bozo the Clown Is a Philosopher "When you make The Tophatters.

Brooklyn's little theater group, will offer a Sum mer acting course once a week from June 3 to July 15. to develop and entourage new talent for their 1 little theater's tenth season whicn opens in September. Appointments can be made by writing to the Tophatters Studio at 97 Sown Portland Brooklyn, before May 29. bound." "The Story of GI Joe." Informer." "Now Wi The Razor's Edge." "The Jolson: '-Story" and various other American WMC and European movies. w'o Shaindlin has been arranging and conducting back- ground music for films for nearh WNB 20 years.

Originally he was JjJfJJj pianist In a neighborhood theater! ch; In the silent-fllm days. Just as he was beginning to worry over the, nb War Documents Spur Realism I happy you're also entertaining the igrowiyijjs With that philosophy. Bozo, the famous clown, has brought chuckles and laughter to imore than a generation of circus, jnnd carnival goers. And he doesl the same in the midway sequence' Ol "The Hunted." Allied Artists jp-oduction co-starring Preston Foster and Bcllta, which is cur-' In a mounting effort, to give Charles Ford executive of Uni- nb their pictures the s'amp of realism, versa! Newsreels. happened to dropl Itently in production in Hollywood hose real name i l.arrv jtir.o-.phen -allv at least, movie to his theater, was Impressed W0R ne from i fomih- nrnriitpitn m.h.

hiain with the appropriateness ol whn no: IValli. have been show people for as far unosnnere a new to accompany the silent Valley Players Ready for Summer For their sixth season, beginning June 23, at the Mountain Park Casino, Holyoke the Valley Players have engaged a company consisting of Gaylord Mason. Helen Harrelson. Joseph Foley. Jean CAild, John O'Connor, Beatrice, Newport.

Howard Ledig. Bertram Tans well and Ruth Elliott Edwa-d Fuller is the only new member. rack as they ctn trace, in this awareness by the puulic. partly and offered him the assignment stimulated by documentary firms, country and Europe. 1th a full of doing the same thing orchestra nnri 'or the he chestra and lor the Being a clown is real business has pulled the trigger on lake benefit of a sound-track instead of just one patrons Shaindlin has been handling the Bozo His cost are m- tenors.

Mired for $10,000, though they may For RKO Radio's hit drama, appear to be worth only what a "The Farmer's which junk dealer might want to pay. is currently entertaining audiences lxreUa music for a great variety of pic- But they are cleverly manulac- at t.ue kko Albee. er sine tured to be furuiv in everv detail. Young. Joseph Cotien and Ethel He recently provided the musical background for "The Roosevelt 1 Story." the feature length docu 7 P.M.

TO 10 P.M. He owns nearly 200 of them, run- Barrymore in the starring roles, ninu frcm comical Santa Claus location hunters chartered a plane outfits to laugh-provoking Easter anJ spent three days scouting 'hM Renoir No. 5 R-K-O Radios "Woman on the Beach" is Jean Renoir's fifth Am-Wi. encan directorial assignment. In France, he guided the classic 'Grand Illusion" which won Erich mentary of the late President miles to find a farm hieh will be released a lit might he "a 'farm rnd nf "le WNVC run.

Price Never Refuses roheim the Palme Acade- ninue Thousands Bid to Play Lead In Film on Valentino's Life To Play Villain Role i-' WSSS a face lift. Eucalyptus trees, un- SKlm known in Minnesota, were cut wnvc vn.m, 1 of the He is the younges famed pan I are Vi favorites he rioesn'i want ponds were created. New Cast Today in With the signing of Llovd i prototvpe of Rudoplh Valentino oRi en built. Prom ph 'Voice of the Turtle amin THIS AD IN OH ill Shearer noieH writer, to he has lueuilh evens; the ear'li nui, imicmn.s eonstructect In All Applici put. the finishing touches lo the 'Pictures have come from every Web unlversat-Intcrr i- lvlmal Minnesota barn and silo Louisa Horton.

Boyd Crawford script, Producer Edward Small an- continent, and almost everv conn- nPW picture coining to the Thp l'H'aMon -''niuuH'es "The mo Frances Tannenhil! give their nounced tins week that plans are try Jusl a few month before the criterion Wednesdav has pl.ued Laimhter required a nr. si pertormances in "The Voice nroMessinc r.iDidlv on "The Life outbreak of hostilities in Europe nt rar from the production unit of 200 specialists of the Turtle" at the Morosco 2 M. TO 4 P.M. BRING THIS AD WITH YOU I LEARN TO DRIVE of Rudolph Valentino" and that one man travelled from Italy benevolent Prince Albert in Vic- nwx mrr.vyed more -nan 1,000 Theater (hit afternoon tiSIST the story of Hollvwood's most have a personal interview In Hoi-, ReKlna- the cruel husband '-pent ten days filming With these lateal replacements wnsc-hi romantic figure will go before the wood with the producer. From jn -Angel Street." both stase enes which inn only Id minutes the John van Drircn comedy set- cameras this Fall Argentina, a wealthv cattle nUUy, on the screen, to satisfy the de- ties back into a normal routine Archie Mayo signed to direct the wnt hls son even offered to He want to continue this ma'ltls of a informed after ten performances this past picture, is already mapping I UP "ecrssan' finances for divorMl.

would never refuse Phc. given bv three different set, 'i pie. are if 'he hov coulci nla'. -he nf c.iets Margare' Sullivan Wen- li whn-b ur'" the title role One lad from .11 lfaiL U. del' Corev and Audrey Christie ljn' nmn of all characters Went West Of a man whose love-oiling m- Australia worked his w.iv to south- to -e as iw formed from Mon.i.iv throuth Z'r'al-'i interesting HeiQiey woraio ni, to sou n- ,0 pn-e has one of his most FIVE CORNERS AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL 1424 FLATBUSH AVE.

CE 4-Z810 ar.d personal charm made him the idol of women the world over in cm California as a sailor in the intricate villain personalities to pro 7, Thursday, prior to their departure riirreto Ca) forma as a sailor in he villain RKO preceded 01 WUMUnR vaienuno mterpret in "The Web" He acts PaL(, (0, 'c-ngianu. ne, me pooucuon preceded ui nterpret the Web He acts (he nU the ten short years that parr 01 a wealthy industrialist ZZ WCB Don. 111s suoc.en ceain 111 iio Producer Small first announced "The Lite of Rudolph Valentino' Studios Move Afield tn 1938 as a vehicle to star Jack Dunn, famed skating partner of To Make New Movies who turns killer and attempts to -llrn 1,1 London Phvllis Ryder. idooce the blame on others Ah.n Baxter and Vicki Ciimmir.gs wo-n I Acting is the principal profes- say.s he is in pictures returned to their roles for three sional interest Price's bp' mel rfomia nees Friday and Saturday though he might have achieved 1 mm me uccess also as a singer or an "man. and get growing with thi.s next 'theater vear' Sonja Henle, but he was fatally Though lne nhl, ZoZcT hunung been toward the rabbits near Vietorville Calif and 'he country ceneul is get- Me nas an excellent tenor vlnch he used with great Kii V.

Now 76, Holmes" saw hi first role of Prince Albert To Act American died before the pictine couM be us fair share ol iiouvwocKi mm ne te.o: 1 Honevmooii" Pav in PraOUe hnroerf fnr -n unknown In jmwn ks.v "''den! days 111 Vienna of the "All Mv Sons' p'l'ay the role. Many thousands of During the next half-year t'1 competent draftsman and ing vount men who have either an- leas; ihe films it will represent I af the World Youtn His interest United Stat plied personally for the pari or WUI be made outside of Californ: oov'm'tanima" MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE TORT MUTH SIN Evelyn Knight AND THIS WIIK'f OUHT STAI FRANK A MORGAN (MJ been suggested by friends "Call Northside 777" will be marie hlle. he fs school, but il In Prasue in July has; announced by Robert he promised nis'MOOKtvm parents that he would complete "The FirmeTi nimb his education before undertaking h-an-m I'V '4V3 48. V't. a stage career.

It was a promise Pot rhe Lockrt." so, sol he kept. i1- Trail Strert." 3 38 i. 1 end in the past lew years more 111 Chicago; 111 than 150 persons have been given Maine; "The Iron Curtain" in the cctual film tettS, Lack of young East and in Canada; "Gentleman's during the war practically Agreement," partly New York; s.vmied Snail's search mvil the nu-v Kenvon" ir. Michiaan: "The Kimitrer exivutr.e director of U'e iJ4 3 Theater unit The cast will 1 include Will Hare. Amelia Romano.

33 James Whitmore. Ann Begira, Vincent Beck. Will Kuluva. Mar-Pjou- arp crovricn. Jack Sylvester and end of hostilities.

Black Rose" in Arizona 'if it is to During the vears that Producer he made now), and "Green Grass smash Old Freight Cars Small has been searching for hisof Wyoming" in southern Utah T0 Rebuild Train Wreck Btt, PtW Van Vleel. Features On .4 than 150 young actors nominated vmn 2 23. by the Theater Guild. Theater. American Repertory and h.w Playwright Company, plus the! iViteTanaai'S' John Golden and Helen Hav n.sl-n-.

12 49 Barter Theater auditions. An authentic replica of an ac- strand Th laa tual freight train wreck In the l'18 Th' Wyoming mountains a half cen- tury ago Is beins constructed fcr aramoinifs "Whi-perinn Smith." 03 303 t. 03 Vrchnicolor drami. which stars capitol 1: TRADITIONALLY FINE CUISINE Saperb Steaks-Chops. Choice Sea WARRENS Delicacies.

Distinctive Service Refreshing atmoiohere. Delectable Home Formerly Cosgroves 12 00 "All My Sons" v. ill be presented the America in com petit ion ftA9S-lth AF Cooking. Under personal manage- 'l1 rl OOZJ-ITn MVC. urif mi ippuv Fly men are at work recm- ictinK tiie wrerk from old pho- holi vwoon p.iU 1 with Vic and other troupes Bk, 4fi from 60-odd nations.

The dele- nates to this "Cultural Olympic-" 'ii7 will also meet representatives in COMPLETE DINNERS FROM $1.35 the fields of art, music, dance, writing and sports. 1 1041 Nur Syrn. MVC Nf.i. BROOKLYN EAGLE ON WNBC Make a not to rune tn "Metropolitan New Roundup" every Monday through Priday Ot 12 15 PM 660 on rhi dial TAPPENS Ed Begley to Be Host New Selznick Coach United States. Moors." and the Gloucester School Herman veteran Union Pacific official and technical ad- i 4 40 viser on "Whispering Smith." music HALL Qrn Three old.

condemned box cars' 3 on 9 smashed with a crane-and- paramount tv i jball apparatus. The 124' 4'' 754i7' -o- cast-iron bill reduced the cars io rivoli -Thf other I splinters. Five othsr cars boxes, 00 10. 11 ock and flat-were J'Tted from 3 -T SVi'v- the rails by cranes ar.d upsnded or 1 10 a-sn -overturned to the- photos of the original wreck. 1 e.7.

102s CHINtSt-AMtRICAN an 40 to Besiey. st.ir ah My sons. uavia na. 11 host to 30 cheir N-v ot riisti.ui-T,"d tim meater of the Theater She has instructed IE AND BE SEEN CHIN LEE JUS 'he Church of the of Ars. for his new diction and drama In speech at Smith and Vassar I rrlck.

I. on Jon" 24 watch coach She is Miss Florence Cun- Colleges and directed speech and the Brooklyn Dodgers play at Eb- ningham, founder of one of the drama at Curry College and Wind -bet Field. 1 first community theaters the sor School in BoMon. I.