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Os' 0.00410 01.0....lita Pan-American Night Features National Dance Claudette Wins Way; Dream' i Pan-American Claudette wins away ream Night Features National Dance i Way' if 1 Dravvs Ou Glamor raws Out poi ,7 lin 7117 rnm orrt7ty lc 1M, fl- Star Signs With CBS For Reported $800,000 Pact HISTORY REPEATS FOR LANA TURNER HAWMI British sailors, 185 of them, got the kick of their lives when they came ashore at Kealakekua Bay sand found waiting to greet themLana Turner. It was just a coincidence that in the very waters where pretty brown-skinned Poly. nesian maidens swam out to greet Captain Cook and his hardy mariners back in 1778, a Warner Bros. troupe was on location for "The Sea Chase," Cinema Scope and Warner Co1 or feature starring John Wayne and Miss Turner with John Farrow directing. This year the ship was the Morcambe Bay, corn.

mended by A. C. RM. HISTORY REPEATS FOR LANA TURNER glvttt maXiloArIsl: kick of their lives when they 511AortMhelm, trinla ashore at Kealakekua Tamborito, the Panamanian national dance of the drums, will be a featured production number of the Pan American Night festival benefit to be presented Nov, 27 at Philharmonic Auditorium. A cast of 20 young Panamanians in native costumes will join in the performance, it was announced yesterday by Mrs.

James Charles Quinn, co-chairman of the spdnsoring Our Lady of Guadalupe Plaza Committee. The Republic of Panama spectacle will be narrated by Rosa Elvira de Gonzalez, Panamanian authoress, and co directed by Berta Acevedo and Mario de Ovaidia, a ea ure production num er featured the Pan American eNdtlegdhtNtoevst.iv2a7l benrehtlitihtaormbdedi in A ncprAesuditorium yesterday by Mrs the actalysteocto2atOuymoeuanwg irliainualma Panamanians dnians performance, it James Charles yes Quinn, co-chairman of the spon- soring Our Guadalupe Plaza CRoempmubiltitcee'of Panama spec- le will be narrated by Rosa AC Eivira de Gondzalceoz, Panamanian directed by authoress an and Mario de dia 1 :4: 1 I ::1 1 4 .1: i --2. sl, I It 14' A Bengal Brigade In 10 Theaters 7 4 4. i 4. 1 i 7 :1,,,, .:,.1.:.

1 i 'III 1 I 'f 1,. I-, 2 Bengal. Brigade .4 I 0 Theaters 1'4' Tickets for the Old production of "A Midsummet Night's Dream" will go on sale at Shrine Auditorium box office Monday morning. The long awaited 13-performance engagement will begin Friday night, Nov. 12, under auspices of S.

Hurok in association with the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera ASSOCiatiOn. For 'convenience of those who cannot get downtown to obtain their tickets at the box offices, mall orders are being filled as they are received. Orders should be sent to the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera, 42 W. Fifth St. Moira Shearer, Robert Helpmann and Stanley Holloway star in the production, said to be one of the most pretentious ever to be brought across the country.

Opening night of "The Dream" Is expected to set a new high in glamour and theatrical excitement as the whose-who of the social, and entertainment industry on attending the white tie tails event. 4 By HAROLD HEFFERNAN In one of the slickest television deals signed by any screen star to date, Claudette Colbert has finally tied up with CBS to do a series of eight showsand for a reported $800,000. It wasn't so much the cash end of the transaction that dragged negotiations on and off for the last six months but two other factors that were of greater personal importance to Claudette. For one thing, she insisted upon sufficient outside time to continue her career in movies and this was the big hitchshe refused to be coaxed into stepping out of character and doing commercial plugs for the show's sponsor. It's this personal sales-pitch side of TV, that has stirred the ire of many a proud screen star in discussing otherwise tempting deals with that medium.

White many a film actor is out there on the little screens every night urging viewers to buy everything from autos By II. In one date, Cla deals sig: tied up eight cfdoarrashgtgheeedn other la personal or on sufficient her care was the pcharactel lugs for of many dmdaansiyuga i Filming At Newhall Jim Moloney has been signed for an Important role in "Romance of the Highway," which Motorlogue will film at the Circle Guest Ranch. Newhall, starting soon. Moloney Is now completing a featured part In the John Ford production, "Mister Roberts." Bengal Brigade," starring Rock Hudson, Arlene Dahl and Ursula Thiess, is now being screened in 10 Los Angeles area theaters. These include the Vogue, Four Star, Orpheum and seven driveins--the Studio, Vermont Compton, Whittier, Edwards, Victory and Reseda, Rock starring IsArdloewne beladhgl sacnrdeenUardsullda Angeles and seven drive include the area hearVogu theaters CI 7: DANA ANDREWSHas worked in a Valley filling station, but he won't sell beer or razor blades for television.

and 'refrigerators to nail polish and breakfast foods, there still remains a tidy little band of holdouts who feel such tactics are debasing to them and an Insult to their profession. "Let the professional spielers do the Job; they can put the heart and soul into it that I cannot," was Claudette's finally accepted edict. Dana Andrews, one of the most militant of the screen's TV holdout gang, was approached recently by a big national advertiser to do a dramatic seriesDana himself to speak up for the cigarettes. "Why do you ask me to do that," retorted Dana, "when you don't even ask the prize fighters at the end of their bouts to plug the beer or the razor blades?" Looks 'like Richard Quine is making something of a career out of "My Sister Eileen." Mter appearing in the original stage show in 1940, he came on te Hollywood to act in the screen version with RosalindR I I 11 Is directing the pretentious musical that Columbia is filming under the same title but with a shifted plot line. Janet Leigh and Betty Garrett costar in the revamped "Eileen." 4 Ever wonder what's happened to Bela Lugosi? Well, been out on the road the past several years In a night-club act.

His main contacts with the public meanwhile have been through a galaxy of old zombie movies still being shown on television. But now Bela springs back Into actionas star of a feature-length film titled, appropriately etiough for his fright antics, "Bride of the Atom." And that won't be the end of it, either, for, come the last shot, Bela goes right into "The Vampire's Tomb." Slightly redundant, the press agent adds: "Both are horror 'Eileen." Ever wonder what's happened Bela Lugosi? Well, he's been )ut on the road the past several Tears In a night-club act. His main with the public mean- vhile have been through a galaxy )f old zombie movies still being on television. But now Bela back into action-as star )f a feature-length film titled, ap- )ropriately enough for his fright irides, "Bride of the Atom." And won't be the end of it, either, come the last shot, Bela goes Ight into "The Vampire's Tomb." Slightly redundant, the press Kent adds: "Both are horror plc- ,0 nail polish Is, there still band of hold. tactics are de I an Insult to nal spielers do put the heart atI cannot a Llly accepted Le of the most ens TV hold- Ivertiser to do ached recently Dana': hlmself cigarettes.

me to do l'when "you s2a I cYh tPr nr I Dick tyvvood with mustr linelat, 'Ph lift' He's Gone civic plan, Gil Warren of North Hollywood, soon to be seen in the Judy Holt. dayJack Lemmon starring comedy, "PhIfft" for Columbia Cl thy' week terminated his Fe contract with the Columbia Broad- cam' casting System to resume his selen motion picture and television sal-11 career. in civic plan and ring nnbia his Faith his vision In TOP ENGLISH STAR HERE--Glynis Johns, England's ranking feminine star, arrived at Los Angeles International Airport to be greeted by Danny Kaye, who will be her co-star in her first American film, 'The Court Jester." Kaye, who owns the company making the picture, will also be Miss boss. Paramount Studios will film the picture. SCREEN Faithful To 1.1-1 Domervie, who recently, completed "Thi I-Island Earth," a-- science-fiction thriller, at Univer.

sal-International, will return to star "Cult of the Cobra." lantq'owell-No 'Interested' In Opera-Singing I- ci. I I )1, MUSIC HEMINGWAY BROKE FRED BROOMFIELD. Editor ACTIVITY GUIDE FOR SUNDAY AND MONDAY SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1954 VALLEY TIMES, 4 1 ca TAR GAZER CLAY It POLLAN um VEIRA 'Old Man' Sale Trick Of Fate .4 Judge O.K.'s Con tracts Of 2 Actresses pictures." tures." SEPT 33 Ado OCI 23 Cet 134743-26( 149-87-88 Your bogy Activity Guido 11 According to tho Stars. To develop message for Sunday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign.

pct rN ....,....1 i A f) $.::, Jane Powell's vocal coach; Leon Ceppam, confesses the young star is a disappointment to him. "She's not the'least bit interested in appearing in grand opera, he laments. "Try as I may, I cannot convince her that she would be the perfect 'Musette' in 'La Boheme1." Jane, however, feels that musical comedy is her fortewith a few hot or lowdown blues thrown in for good measure. Ceppam has been instructing the MGM star vocally for the past three years. Born in Venice, Italy, he studied voice for 15 years in 'Italy and France and made his singing debut in "La Boheme." His star pupil is presented with Edmund Purdom, Debbie Reynolds, Vie Damone and Louis Calhern in MGM's color musical, "Athena," current at Loew's State and Egyptian Theaters.

Jane Powell's Ceppam, conies is a disappointn "She's not the in appearing in laments. "Try convince her ON perfect Jane, hwevet comedy is her hot or lowdown good measure. Ceppam has I MGM star voc three years. Bo he studied voic Italy and Frat singing debut 1 I.R..221 ft TAURUS APR 21 I MAY 21 770-76-85-86 oimmi MAY 22 A1N'S 22 'f)20-21-29-4 11 31 Somewhot 61 Your 32 Difficult 62 Be 33 Plans 63 Moy 34 Some 64 Heart's 35 Pay 65 Avoided 36 Or 66 Best 37 Attention 67 Desires 38 To 68 Time 39 For 69 Your 40 Person 70 For Al To 71 Hove 42 Be 72 And 43 Of 73 Enloyment 44 Pleosuro 74 Hunches 39 For 69 Your 40 Person 70 For el To 71 Have 42 Be 72 Arid 43 Of 73 Enioyment 44 Pleosure 74 Hunches scoopp OCT 24 22 VieT5 4. 7-10-35 37-41-74 SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 ly DEC' 22 2-25-27-52 1 1.

54-62-65 CAPRICORN DEC 23 4, JAN' 20 3- 6- 8-34 i- 6-75 89-90 CHILDREN'S DELIGHT Walt Disney's "Pinocchio" is being shown in a special matinee at the Panorama Theater on Wednesday, WEIV11.1111.4 I I iclatWil VI 1 Wednesday. First day of shooting on 4'The Desperate Hours" at Paramount, Don Hartman, the studio's general manager, walked on the set at 9:15 a.m. and complained to Director William Wyler: You mean you haven't even started shooting a scene yet?" To which Wyler wryly replied: rector William Wyler: "You, mean an you haven't even started shooting a scene yet?" To which Wyler wryly replied: 1 A 2 Friends 3 You 4 Read 5 Crystalise 6 Moy 7 The 8 Make 9 Will 10 Ads II You 12 Take 13 Corefuf 14 Con't 15 You 16 Stobilizino 17 Hove 18 Afford 19 Influence 20 ll 21 22 Specio! 23 Splendid 24 Stock 25 Womino1 26 Chonces 27 False 28 Be 29 For 30 Of A Friends You Read Crystalize May The Make Will Ads You Take Carefut Con't Will- Ads You Take Corefut Con't You Stobilizing Hoy Afford Influence Mostly Good- Special Splendid Stock Warning' Chances False Be For OF CANCER 23 JULY 23 2- 9-28'-31 32-45-53 By BOB THOMAS Producer Leland Hayward today disclosed how Ernest Hemingway happened to publish "The Old Man and the Sea," the book which helped him win a Nobel Prize last week. It was on the set of "Mister Roberts," which Hayward is clueing for films. He will also produce "The Old Man and the Sea" a year from next spring With Spen- cer Tracy as star, Naturally, Hay- ward was jubilant about the No- bel Prize for his friend Hemingway.

Author Often Broke I expressed surprise that the author had said he would need part of the $35,000 prize money to pay off his debts. Hemingway is perhaps America's most successful writer and has had a dozen of his works purchased for films, many of them at top prices. "Oh, Papa is often broke," said Hayward, using the affectionate handle Hemingway's friends have given him. "Ile has always been making bad deals for his books and film, sales. "He was broke when my wife and I visited him in Cuba some GEM.

A OM. met Ing 100 Of 11 kkilA BIN't). is1 ----t GEN. Le-I've 101 ii, 0 Pt A 1 159 51-12 45 This 75 Move 46 Temporary 76 Gaining 47 Seeking 77 To 48 Is 78 Firionces 49 Settling 79 Be 50 Impractical 80 Changed 51 Vpinions et- Helpful 52 Moves 82 Today 53 Morning 83 And 54 Should 84 Accounts 55 Visionary 85 Heart's 56 Formed 86 Desires 57 Morning 87 Outstanding 58 Promoting 88 Matters 59 Is 89 That's 60 Now 90 Beneficial AeirN tin Good ()Adverse 4)Neutral JULY 24 23 h12-1324- I MN, 21 0, FED 19 515660-63 714749.80 ilger Anarews Changes Name Tiger Andrews Changes Name The usually somber atmosphere In the courtroom of Superior Judge Arnold Praeger was en. livened considerably when actress Marla English, 19, and starlet Donna Percy, 20, appeared for option and contract approval.

Miss English, who has blue-black hair and deep blue eyes, had her third option of a Paramount Pictures contract approved, and will now receive $200 a week with 20 per cent to go into savings. She Is now on loan-out to United Artists and will shortly be seen in her first starring role in "Shield For She was accompanied to court by her Mother, Mrs. Berthap Lenora English. Judge Praeger also approved Miss Percy's option. Paramount's attention was draven to Miss Percy by Peter Paull, a studio messenger boy, when he proudly showed fellow workers the pictures of "his girl." The picture and Donna were snapped up immediately by Witliarn Melkle-John, talent executive, and Milt Lewis, talent scout.

Following a screen test last week a. contract was drawn with a starting salary of $80 a week, which will be increased to $750 weekly if all options are taken up in the seven-year period. Not merely decorative, Donna Is a vocalist and has shown a flair for dramatic Wing. ftir 7e )r 1. ss )r per cent to go into savings.

She now on loan-out to United lists and will shortly be seen her first starring role in "Shield Murder She was accompanied to court her Mother, Mrs, Bertha, English. VIRGO Tie3 AUG 24 5.33-39.58 1 PISCES Ft Et 20M? MAII 2i a 1161936P, 04881.82We; has done sour other pictures while I've been getting ready to do this one. Don't forget, tooHitch is a veq.ambitious fellow!" As the result of a groan that swept across the smoke-filled bald cony at the press preview of MGM may cut a cur. rently significant line of dialogue from the picture. Its an amusing burlesque about muscle and health faddists and one of the body-builders suddenly snaps at weakling Edmund Purdom: "Take that cigarette out of your mouth you wanna commit suicide?" has done four other pictures while bee getting ready to do this one.

Don't forget, tooIlitcb Is a very fellow!" rr 14 As the result of a groan that swept the smoke-filled bal- across cony at the press preview of "Athena," MGM may cut a cur- rently significant line of dialogue from the picture. Its an amusing burlesque about muscle find nd health faddists and one of the body-builders suddenly snaps at weakling Edmund Purdom: "Take 44, .1 ey nvItlf Avilf Mt trAtir, TtlillTth LIM 1,160.4 IAA; mu mo. wv alai-, us ua. 31()11 wanna commit suicide?" time ago. I asked him what he was writing and he said it was a big book with four parts and a coda (concluding passage).

He had finished two of the parts, but he didn't like them and was doing them over again. He was satisfied with the coda, and said 'You want Ile talks in a kind of shorthand. Writes In Capitals "I sat down and read the whole thing in 20 minutes. I am a very fast readerand Hemingway's copy is typewritten in capitals with large spaces between the lines for revisions. "Ile watched my face throughout the time I was reading.

When I finished, the tears were streaming down my face. I told him it was the greatest thing he had written." Hayward took the manuscript to the Hotel National and there it was read by his wife, the onetime model "Slim" Hawks. She finished it in the morning, and her eyes were filled with tears. Hayward returned to Hemingway's home. 'Papa, you've got to publish this," the producer urged.

"No," said the author. "It is meant to be a coda, as part of a book." "That's all right. You can put It in the book when it is all finished. No one will mind. You need the money." Then he reached into left field.

"Supposing I could get it published in Life magazinecomplete in one issue without ads to break it up." Hemingway said that would be Impossible. But Hayward remembered how the New Yorker had published John Hersey's "Hiroshi- ma" in one issue. Ile got the author's permission to try. Hayward convinced the Life ed- itors and also sold "The Old Man and the Sea" to the Book of the Th Month Club. book was ac- claimed by the critics.

Hemingway won the Pulitzer Prize and became the fifth American to win the Nobel. WARNER BROS. I as SOLJOE FRIDAY In the first feature-length production of OPEN WEEKDAYS 1 SAT; AND SUN 12,:45 WARNER'B'ROS I i I I 1 as SOT. JOE FRIDAY In the first feature-length production of TAR GAZER CLAY R. POLLAN Broadway actor Tiger Andrews, now.

making Ms screen debut in Warner "Mister Roberts," Is changing his name to Tige Andrews. Andrews, who with Henry Fonda is the only member of the original stage company of "Roberts," stays on in Hollywood after completing his film role this week. Zohn Ford Is directing and Leland Hayward is producing "Mister Roberts" in CinemaScope with Henry Fonda, James Cagney, William Powell and Jack Lemmon in the starring roles. Broadway actor Tiger Andrewii, making his screen debut in er e- "Mister Roberts," Warnr is changing his name to Tige Andrews. who with Henry Fonda a is the only member of orlginal stage company of "Roberts," berts," stays on in Hollywood alter completing his film role this week.

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