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26 BROOKLYN EAGLE, FEB. 25, 1945 THIS WEEK OUTDQfl Stokowski Goes In for Variety 'Bell for Anado' Actor Broke Both Legs for Stage Career AT THE ART GALLERIES First Migrant Birds Start Returning From South March 1 By LOKINE LETCHER BITLEE I Some week. 29th Annual of Brooklyn Artists an Important Show And after months of pain and convalescence in the hospital. Mr. Oranach became a good soldier for the first World War drafted him Into the Austrian army I There nothing sUrtllnt In th ness that actor hu had hi nose bobbrd to enhance an other-Ue plain f.tce or that an scire had her hnlr d-ed for aome reason or other.

But Alexander Oranaoh. who rnacts Tomaslno In "A Bell Author -Birdi Around tht Yeer" there was riorw; We may abide by the calendar ilh Kund hog A. KtlSE aoeld inio term of a toyota" Th BrMk.lT MHnn hot to commmai able expresoiilsia. and leave the official opening of 'kT Jor Adana at the Cort. admiu HH Sprinc unUl March 21.

if we wish.j birds had been But the bird have a calendar Uee in Yonkers. trie Brafclr fotmj tne mui niome-tu in ui hivlnf hM both his leg hk-h Is boldini tu 3th annua. moIMnl hi action Unea broken deliberately to correct exiubtUon. The qua.Hy of so large rh thmlc reult knock-kiief. which he considered cT.

urh an annulate for! to hi. career, r.pon the art jury w.ncn Alexander Oranach was born in udcmenl. In trus case, a cspabr rxsmpse. Pleaa-nl iUeeL That, pljInd o( ,4 chUdrrrii n(i jury ha selected an seijrrgsuon o. VPry mucn 0f this world gt tne tender Me of li he be- But the pessirr.j.- gcBuuu uiaL tl iji, w4nlM A program of diversity and unusual interest will be presented by Leopold Stokowski and the New York City 8ymphony at City Center tomorrow evening at 8:30 and Tuesday at 6.

Vivaldi' Concerto for Four Violin and Bach' Concerto for Pour Pianos, Uie latter being a recreation of the Vivaldi ork. are programmed. The two composition have rarely. If ever, been presented In thl manner. Roman Totenberg.

ELsa WeKh. Everett Uee and Joyce Flliler will play the Vivaldi Concerto; Marianna Sarrici, Anita Bieber, IoU Corlni and Roxanne Connlck will be heard In the Bach Piano Concerto. Clara Rockmore will play the solo part of a Concerto for Theremin and orchestra composed especially for her by Anls Pulei-han and given its first presentation at these concerts. Mr. Fulel-han ha also composed the Pan-fare for the medical corps which is to open the program.

A new -'Mwini many oils ana waterco.or. aiw -ji- idfnrKl tn hls hr.rtfelt interpre- came a breadwinner, retting up uieir appearance their own. and Spring to the birds begin March 1 maybe earlier with the February thaw. But any time after the first of March we may look lor the first hardy migrant. The singing of the sonc sparrow In February sounds like Spring, but the song sparrows may have spent the Winter with us.

The first robin or bluebird, generally regarded as as to the approach, of at dawn of each day to help hi father In hit bakeahop. For the It wasn't until 1921. after he was muttered out of the army. that Mr. Oranach began to make a name for himself.

In IVenna he played the Wallace eBery part In Dinner at Eight," and then i Medrkh Wolff wrote the play "Professor Mamlock" for Oranach. The actor played the title role for more than 300 perform- ance on a guest tour In Poland alone, and the play later was made Into a famous motion picture for a Soviet studoi. and still playing throughout the world. After playing European capitals and becoming known a one of Europe' leading character actors, it took "Macbeth" to bring him to this country. He was playing the lead in Shakespeare's classic tragedy in Switzerland In I 1838 when an official of the con- pwwiraisia probably 6 mm a nock of bluebirds i sight at any time, und in the midst of snow I tive few pieces oi i msrt thU reponal show a the be tsMnn of rscusUon of the De-, ever offered bv its members and Vr.sel.W and In the understanding member alike ltfl np hs PJm'1 KUP a.ike.

herrnen enfrossed In their net Not many abstractions hae been In snorl wawn people Included, but what Utt.e there are -brfrhe movf Bbout in real; Is worth seeing Beula Stevenson He conVfV that sensaUon' r.onobjectivtsm Is not hard to take. Mthfml rating to a technique of because It Is enveloped with ctMpM- realism, i Jul coior synthesis. Two powerfu. near abstractions. Schanker -Birds The PinoCOtheco in F.ichf and Von Wicht Float- the heralds of Spring, also may jhave wintered not far away.

Never- next 10 years Oranach got himself battered and knock-kneed sweating and stooping over the loaves of bread In the bakery, working practically day and night! It wasn't until he wa 14 that he saw the Inside of a theater for the first timet And from then on Oranach knew what he Coroe North Toe Soon Bluebirds, howevrr, jtheless, they are Spring's messen- "WnkiAtJ Iki tuc wiki Rers, for those Individuals that WOMAN IN THE "'N brave the Northern Winters take DOW," with Joan Bennett refuge in some protected and se- -tt va du 'eluded woods. They are not apt starring with Edward G. Rob-jto lawn J0 inson, is the hit suspense film garden until they are ready to de- migratory in.uinrt tu 3 gree than the robin-! 1 majr linger In the as the weather Ls when the thermometer wanted. He left hkis home, with o.ff in the realm A ox Kosloff ttTtwiizes upon canvas a series of Berlin his goal and lt took him T. A Al ot dvnamic design.

by two years to reach Berlin threatening level, they was first pointed out in this column niu. u. 7' finrt in of trese arnua' trtwi world he ha created lor himself. The exhibition, a a whole. we are Spring is 1 clare.

"Here working his way as a baker composition. "Scherzo." by Burrill now at the Albee. Phillips, will receive Its world I here!" "with my small sgavlngs en oiue wings and fly Their most frequent ir.u coming North too often overtaken bv la Now. in his paintW. "After the -n emetic recapitul.Uon in term.

roned a student in Max Rein-Htmcanr-Jte has perfected, pains- bw hrdt schol In Berlin. But I early Spring storms and Plain Face Is Her Fortune takinc manner of tne i'' una vo give up my oaners joo premiere. Another premiere will be "Sensemaya" by Revueltas, Tu Mancavi a Tormentarmi Crudclis-sima Speranza by Cestl, and music from Act 3 of Parsifal" by Wagner will complete the concert. which tied up my evenings and ue of deuil. In an ambitious v) minu mannnivp realism 'i com wit ion of sulate, who had seen the production, told the actor that the American theater needed god Mac-beths and proceeded to assist him to pet to the States.

Mr. Granach landed on these shores in 1938 without knowing a word of English. One day, while roamliig the streets of New York, he met an old friened of his from Berlin, William Dieterle. Mr. Dieterle was instrumental in sending Mr.

Granach to Hollywood on his first play. "William Telle." And while he assiduloulsy had the lines memori7d. he understock mental abode, giving diagrammed of mature tne bitter cold. This happened nn scale tn the Spring 0 bluebirds almost diei em United State.s. a tremely cold weather prevented my going to the theater and listening to lectures.

So I got another job a daytime Job in a coffin factory, polishing finished caskets, and while I polished them I recited my Shake-spears and memorized my lines!" It was while appearing in the title role of "Hamlet" one night Middle and Gulf sta- New Friends Turn To Choral Music cra. str.ansrip. his woiks. He seems to throw htm- Riumbach's -Kxpston Farm' un- wU1 imo coior seances of such derscores the mo. of ci-k with con- motlves as -Foundation Wall Built," fiderae charm.

Clmedmst "Back- fl.enAins," the spiritual ladder yard 0 is an ably handed yer- Ule Space" of human life sion of the g-d neighbor po.icy. vla ibstract plCuirization of mans Lena Gurrs strikingly compxed rf.ste;;fness in a materialistic world. The story of "A Tree rotas in Brooklyn," due at the Roxy on Wednesday, revolves around 13-year-old Francie Nolan; everything is seen through her eyes. No role in the picture is more important, and no casting was more important. A little girl named Peggy Ann Garner, like James Dunn, with whom she tested (for the role of Johnny (Nolan), turned out to be a "natural." There was no other pos tended northward to -of New York.

Tne to the o. weather odds and pn not a word. Tne New Friends of Music will Nflll Unnf' liiov a iiiuuiib fiuiuic null. tic cu jouva Tn ii it t. nleasant kaleidoscooic i ui i i iu.

While in Hollywood. Lubitch i present a group of important and qtiH 1 MUUlilfiru illliirii vivxCiy ill tile C.turch Supper and de force mirr, tnousanos. Their frozen bodi in barns aid outbuild gave him a break in "Ninotchka" with Greta Grbo, his first pic rarely heard choral works as part of its tenth anniversary series next season. Their 1945-48 chamber music series will be devoted to Tnnh -J iney had taken refutJ and shrubs, even 1n the' sible choice. So Peggy Ann Gar- Mir.r.a Citron's 'Mule'' are important contributions to the how.

Wil- Milch Galleries liam IVtikalo mav prove to be a real -find- because "of his titillating' time which he with the Prwpect Park Kaveround." Nancy hlP camouflage section of the U. Ranson. in -Kitchen Interior." a Navy last year did not in the least commanding example of romantic We Pmt, vlew along roadsides. 'Since DOt.ll. UtllUUClb 11U Brahms.

The bwie music of the S.Ji,, child's role the bluebird has txrn A that he wasn5t making enough progress in the theater because of his kneck-knees. "I consulted a famous Viennese surgeon, with the result that I went through the serious operation of having both my legs broken above the knees to straighten them" biggest ever written ture. Other pictures followed, notably "So Ends Our Night," with Fredric March and Margaret Sul-lavan; RKO's "Joan of Paris," where he played a Gestapo agent; "Unconquered," "The Girl from Leningrad," "Hangmen Also Die" "Voice In the Wind." us, the bird that once ered an everyday bird. But hopefully we li memorv nair.tine. displays a sound lui innate sense of color.

The youthful v. a.iu uw u- parMi of the watercolor medium so well bluebird house, with thJ if one comes alons hn and decide to stay. RJ among the birds that 4 child actresses. She held to that belief for five years, despite bitter discouragement. A few weeks after they arrived in Hollywood, Peggy Ann landed a small movie role.

A year passed before she won another; then there were three ln a row. Then there was a lapse of almost two years until she won the role of a refugee child in "The Pied Piper" after a previous selection had come down with measles. Her performance won her the role of the young Jane in "Jane Eyre," and that, ln turn, won her a 20th Century-Fox contract, besides the accolade of critics. Then along came "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" which called for a plain, straight-haired, natural child. And Peggy Ann Garner got the call.

Because her mother had kept her natural; because her mother had been undismayed by years of hearing casting directors say, "Sorry we want a cute little girl with curls." After "Jane Eyre," Peggy Ann and her mother went East to visit her father, Lt. William G. H. Garner, and made the mistake of giving up their apartment. When they returned, they could find nothing for rent.

They were living ln a motor court near the studio when Peggy Ann tested for "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn." Because of the demands of her role, and her need for adequate rest, the studio moved the child star-to-be, with her mother, into the former Shirley Temple dressing-room bungalow, remodeled and refurnished as a livable home. It was the first time that any star, either adult or child had ever lived on a studio lot. emerges as sculptor to be reckoned' at, PPHes them an excess wi-h in her Impressionistic and ca-: cleverness. For exampe, "Flight vr A pablv modeled "Furlough" Detwil- of. wrLfecUpaper' TflO 1011110 AftOrQ SpPIYI to er.

Csoka. Hy Cohen. KUh. Agnes: wh-e fwlt5ould I I IU 5 I UUIIVJ ZWIUlb IU Richmond, Sergeant Coscrove. Bosun red more so if the superficial tones KiS-W Be Drawn to the Same Roles v.n.n- a' inrtivMMAti-r in namrinff.

most "citing of his aquarelles, be- tree holes, hollow woodpecker's abandonn if one finds a bird Ikvi his size and hung in he will mast likely take it for the season. for the screen. She worked every day of a 75-day production schedule the only member of the cast on constant call and had 360 separate speeches, 93 more than Academy Award winner Jennifer Jones had in "The Song of Ber-nadette." There is a story behind Peggy Ann Garner, who is 12 years old. five feet tall, weighs 85 pounds and has had only four months of dramatic lessons in her young life. Her mother, Mrs.

Virginia Jean Garner, brought the child to Hollywood six years ago in the belief that the movies could use a little girl with straight blonde hair, but expressive face, and none of the affectations of most A 1 1r A 1 Via rrw I LI 1 A wyn-Mayer contract. Herman tauic 11 ic mm ic vwil-vi ucu 1 uie long, ana someumrs snuit, with how to do it. He was rather! arm 0I coincidence embraces Bobcock Golleries But being the amiab; that thev are, bluebird 5uuck oy me emoiionai impact 01 1 In the gouaches he is showing. Sol his subject and thus used his virtu- theatncal Personnel with aston-Wilson succeeds in transposing the on K. ishine freauencv.

Actors are al- series will include a complete cycle of Brahms' chamber music works written for string quartet and a variety of instrumental combinations. All of Schubert's major chamber works will also be presented, including the Octet for Strings and Winds. The Bach music to be presented will Include some of the composer's works for chamber orchestra. Among the chamber music ensembles to participate in the series will be the Budapest Quartet, who will appear in eight concerts, the Busch Chamber Players, who will perform the Bach works, the Pro Arte Quartet of the University of Wisconsin and the Albeneri Trio. The Collegiate Chorale, under the direction of Robert Shaw, will perform choral works.

Schubert and Brahms lieder will be offered by Lotta Lehmann in one of the concerts. Other artists ln the series are Rudolf Serkin and Adolf Busch, Nicolal and Joanna Grau-dan, Lubeschute and Nemenoff, William Primrose, Milton Katims, Benar Heifetz, John Wummer. Ralph MacLean, Mack Harrell, Eduard Steuermann, Webster Ait- intimidated by the hzttI lings and English sporrd expenences of a three-dimensional means t0 transmit a mood. In the wav. renew! nc arnnaintunres.

combative birds are rec late Winter freezes Spring storms as anion sons for the decline on (main it's the brush wizardry of the1 teaming up with players of past medium which concerns O'Hara th companies, ana these reunions, i 11 w'tn the intervals separating the Gallery of fraternizations, make fnivtsa DnvL-nr'i- AvUikit I r- r-1 r. tniftHnMinif bird ln our midst. Shumlin, who is directing "Uncle Sugar." wanted Widmark for the leading role in his play. He approached Sablnson to inquire on Widmark's availability. Sabrnson, not one to stand in the way of an actor, offered Widmark his release as soon as a suitable actor was found.

Douglas was hired. On the basis of his first performance last Monday night he was approached by several agents from film companies. Among them was a talent scout from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Douglas Is afraid he may have to share his drawing room to California with Widmark. I Vvlti KS A of hB oils 8nd watercolors, of excit- an(j exciting.

However, Kirk Vs' 'tag street scenes and character com- lO itions of immense plastic inter- DoUS'a5' who 13 ln the caSt oI ken. Kurt Appelbaum and Ray Lev. As is customary, the concerts will run for 16 consecutive Sunday afternoons, beginning Nov. 4. with a recess of three weeks over the Christmas holidays.

The same popular prices will continue, and subscriptions are being received now at the offire of the New Friends of Music, 15 W. 44th St. est, snow nun at nis oest. rnrougnj a well-disciplined sense of form, ani has been subject to casting cir- instinctive feeling of color and an; cumstances which are rare even unusual tactile quality he has evolved! for the theater. SENSATIONAL BARGAIN FOR SHORT TIME ONLl a style which is strictly a Bcckerism.

TjflbftT short ace Tnti 'Another telling virtue in his paint fr nwsMm.ry mKHnlli'M pront or Um. let dim i full WrO brilliantly otr'Ti-J trtadMiM lH.Uu.aVil firm SUNDAY, MONDAY A.M. RADIO PROGRAMS never t'fore dreiiniorl powiiiilt', iHI tor nWVSIOIn odis-rbultM. M-U'' i d.n the talk nf thr town with ttir ri In entering the Lee Sablnson drama. Douglas is following Richard Widmark, who originated the role.

A few seasons ago Douglas also stepped into the part started by Widmark in "Kiss and Tell." Now, in an Industry where juveniles are as numerous as cigarettes, it is amazing that two actors should follow each other with a regularity bordering on a trend. ings is me attainment ot the buoyancy of light, "Stormy Landscape, "Market Scene" and the small but melodic "Sailboat at Sunset" reveal Becker as a man of poetic temperament. His watercolors have a lyric charm all their own. "Boat Picnic on the Raiiehow Mix gladiolus oao bring i tpriiig piaUiUrig. Order auwl rnrr 3 ranunculus buu WMCA Hllli tt CMtrnt.

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WMCA Headlines. WINS Lutheran Leasue. 8:40 WNYC "I0O Years at American Music." I4 WOR ti atrial Salter. WHN Muele. 11:55 WABC Newt.

Calmer. 1:00 WABC Radio Ollett. WEAF Merry-Go-Rouad. WIZ Walter wiiMhell. WOR Steel Her ire as.

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WEAF Familiar Musis. WOR News. Fester. WINS Musis. 145 WJZ Jlmmv Fldler.

wnere tnis season. Modern Art Studio Ralph Fabri is showing 42 etchings in which he discloses an ana PARKE-BERXET GREEN LAWK 7:40 WINS Musical Pot. 7:43 WABC News. Edwarde. WEAF Reveille Ronadua.

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WEAF Ray Hendrlekeen. WMCA Musle. WHN News. WNYC News; Around New York. tice, Widmark will be called to assume a role which he created.

The reason that this Informal association has arisen is that both actors are versatile enough to play comedy, as In the case of the Abbott play, and drama, as In the Lee Sabinson production, with ease and assurance. Though their careers parallel each other, there has been a two-year hiatus which came about IN 5 DAYS GALLERIES -Ixc WABC; Charlotte Greenwood Show, WJZ; "Invitation to Fame," WNEW. 3:30 "The Army Hour," WEAF; Ethel Barrymore. WJZ. 4:00 'The Navy Reports," WHN; "Coast Guard Show," WNEW.

4:30 Nelson Eddy Show, WABC; Andrews Sisters Show, Groucho Marx, Guest, WJZ. 5:00 N. B. C. Symphony Orchestra.

Malcom Sargent, Conductor, WEAF; Mary Small Revue, Ray Bloch Orchestra, WJZ; "Around the lytical mind, skillful craftsmanship Out 4:12 WINS Planalaf uat. 4:30 WABC Eclrty Sho. WEAF Black tan On. WJZ Anerawt 8ilttra Show. WOR Sane Quit.

WMCA Rev. CrawTard. WNYC Judaa Parlntan. WMN Hatkay. WINS Naws; Novalty Rhyttia.

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ture building. Mr. Fabri treats the rr! Writs Isr "GKASS' exhibition from fr WINS It HaMtnad Watk. HK tactful 5:30 "Metropolitan Opera Presents," Margaret Ritter, Leonard Warren, sport of boxinz satiricallv and he when Douglas joined the navy fARFIClO WOR) Maria' wnyc Niws. Wilfred Pellitier, Conductor, WJZ; "The Shadow holds an equally graphic brief on I nd rose to the rank of ensign 1071 Wait aide Ave Saturday QPrior lo WOR Jerry Cooper Show.

Jersey City. N. the "Horse Race" ln terms of some! In the role he was sent to unusually powerful etching. On the! the South Atlantic and then to WNYC News. Public Ofucflon Sale the South Pacific In charge of a 10 P.M.

TO 1 A.M. other hand, an eager mass "In Search of Healing" recalls Biblical records of many an event of early Christianity. btkDAYS 9 TO 3 1:53 WOR News, Robinson. WJZ News. PT boat on anti-submarine duty.

He received a medical discharge a few weeks ago and walked Into an Important part in "Alice in Arms." In the meanwhile, Widmark, on the basis of his showing in "Trio," was rewarded with a Metro-Gold- Kramer Serenade, WINS. 6:00 Radio Hall of Fame, Paul Whiteman Orchestra, Frances Lang-ford, M. Ed Gardner, Nigel Bruce, Johnny Mercer, Hoosier Hot Shots, Alen "Falstaff" Reed, Ray Eberle. Guests, WJZ. 6:30 Ave Maria Hour, WMCA; Fannie Brice Show, WABC; "The Great Gildersleeve," WEAF.

7:00 Jack Benny Show, Larry Steveas, WEAF; Kate Smith Hour, Claude Rains, Corp. Harvey Stone, Guests, WABC; Masterwork Hour, WNYC. 7:10 Quiz Kids, WJZ; Bandwagon, WEAF. 8:00 A. L.

Alexander's Mediation Board, WOR; Charlie McCarthy Show, Edgar Bergen, Don Ameche, Gene Tierney, Guest, WEAF; "Blondie," WABC. RH0D0DEND 0:00 WABC News. i-M WABC Family Haw. Wc'AF Symphaay Orth. WJZ Small Ravua.

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10:15 WINS Minit. WOR Helen Hayee. 10:341 WABC We tha Presto. WEAF Comedy Theater. WJZ "One Feat In Heaven." WOR Columbus Bey Choir.

WMCA Leaden Column. WINS Musis. Dances, Music of Near East BLU totKKlto nes 2 PlaoJ 1:13 WABC Srienee Frontiers. 3 Rrdhrautr Aialrnmuitu 4 tHRVSA.NTHr.Ml MS. B-vhihition Bronze Pit WOR Biat Creaky.

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The featured artist will be Noami Aleh Leaf, Palestinian WHN Harry James. WOR Alfred W. McCenn WMCA Muele Bos. WINS Newe; Home Stylist. WRITE FOB FREE WNYC A mender ZaroK.

W0B jW jaknson. WINS News; Music WMCA Kind Oreh. FRENCH FURNITURE 8:30 Crime Doctor. WABC; Joe E. Brown Show, Guests, WJZ; "Eddie Bracken Story," Guest, WEAF; Lutheran Laymen's League, Dr.

Walter Maier, WINS. 8:45 "Behind the Curtain," WNEW. 9:00 Radio Digest, Quentin Reynolds, WABC; Manhattan Merry-Go-Round, WEAF. 9:30 Music Album. WEAF; James Melton Show, Rise Stevens, Guest, WABC.

10:00 Take It or Leave It, Phil Baker, M. WABC; Lift of Riley, William Bendix, WJZ; Hockey, Rangers vs. Boston Bruins. WHN. 10:30 Comedy Theater, Harold Lloyd, M.

Dick Haymes. Betty Jane Rhodes, Guests, WEAF; We the People, Chaplain Karl Justus, U. S. Lord Lovat, Guests. WABC.

THE FISCHER NU Dept. 60, EASTON 1:33 WINS Little Helper. SMS WABC Life Is Mine. 10:55 WHN Commentary. 11:00 WABC Ceatalh).

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WHN Newereal heeler. WMCA News: Rose Oreh. WINS News. Oriental Rugs, Fur Coats, Etc. 5 RELI GIOU 1:15 WNYC Repeat Perlerm-aiese Series.

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1 1 tit WABC Helios, news. The Property of The Eitota of the Lore SERVICES TODAY Sunday 10:15 WOR Frank Kinidon. WMCA News Siesta." A.M. TO 12 M. 10:11 WABC Lllht af World.

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WINS Tuna Faetery. 11:23 WNYC Muslesl Souvenirs. support the Fair Employment Practice Commission Bill, Louis J. Warner, chairman of the Brooklyn division of the drive, announced last night. At an organization meeting last week, officers of the Brooklyn unit elected included Mr.

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