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The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 13

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mww-mmm 11 The Foremost Newspaper of The Carolinas AMUSEMENTS Cilarlattr Olbstrurr NVEDNESDAY JANUARY 6 1954 13-A Ii IN HOLLYWOOD DAILY CROSSWORD TAR By CLAY POLLAN GOREN ON BRIDGE Dick Powell Will Direct North-South vulnerable North deals UUA strt 23 OCi 23 ieo i 7-1035 37 11-74 WIMU10000' 1 I oil I at40A mie04114114etab sriltainwicx totizzar FRENZY FLOODS IRE CANYONS! 3 Mosol gilti awrpo have to lead from his 10-8-6 into South's A-J-9 If West chose to duck dummy's queen would win and dummy would lead some black card for South to ruff with the nine West could overruff with the ten but would be obliged to concede the last two tricks to declarer Wayne Film 23 Portion 13 mi mina of a I Wittaf curved 5 al tins teAHAi 24 Tiny ildta risk 2IM 26 Famous 1gg IOWA English a LWOW river 1 RIM LIEMEIRIt NOMA In what monorail IMMO manner 13035 majA 31 One spot Yesterday's Answer card 83 Less 38 Wan 34 Questions 39 Mans name 35 Ancient (Russ) Semitic deity 40 Saucy 38 Spirit larnp 43 Word of 37 Clothes negation 7 000WORA 0 1141AMO ME 4411la SaBg0M3O0 010MOUBOW WaRglamM61 MWWMIRMMN 00Mgir 0 MOMO 00Q OM saL20 UWA 3 Kind of bun 4 Pico out 5 Scrutinitell 6 One who receives the guests Poker stake 6 Take care 10 Descry Thwarts 16 Steal 17 Creek letter 18 NVager 19 A wing 20 Slight taste 22 Fasten SCOltrio OCT24 5k3 NON 22 64-62-63 AIMS MAR 22 An 20 g1S-1723-26 4149-87-88 1 V- 4 AMES i :4 ImAlt 22 I t- APR 20 1315-1723-26 I t' 4349-87-88 1 4 1 ti' A i ti -1 r' MIRAIDMI l'5rM47 inly :110 AI)t I r-414111)1tEN 90 NOW killOWING DOUBLE FEATURE GLENN FORD IN "FIXING MISSIE" Also "IVORY HUNTER" SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 AA DEC! 22 -1 1-16-19-366 48-81-82 CAPRICORN I DEC 23 Ac IAN! 20 0-z-- 21-25144 7-72-73 VI Your Doily Activity Guido According to As Story To develop messoge for Wednesday ecid words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign 1 A 31 Matter 61 Stick 2 Read 32 Get 62 News 3 Guard 33 That 63 And 4 Use 34 As 64 To 5 Maki 35 With 65 Due 6 Your 36 For 66 Neighbors 7 Extra 37 Combustib1es67 It 8 Tongue 38 Sincere 68 Arrange 9 Some 39 Decision 69 And 10 Care 40 Trips 70 For 11 You 41 Electrical 71 Love 12 Warning! 42 Friend 72 Within 13 Avoid 43 Love 73 You 14 Have 44 And 74 Equipment 15 Lucky 45 Outdoor 75 As 16 Wonderful 46 Well 76 Future 17 Breaks 47 Talent 77 Interests BA 48 And 78 Noisy 19 Time 49 Home 79 Sur rotrid 20 There's 50 Or 80 You 21 Hidden 51 Wonderful 81 Social 22 Marriage 52 Big 82 Gatherings 23 in 53 Exercise 83 Public 24 Strangers 54 Money 84 Places 25 Romance 55 Partner 85 Good 6 Employment 56 Home 86 Times 27 And 57 Contact 87 Affairs 28 Stimulating 58 Then 88 Indicated 29 Power 59 Chums 89 Your 30 Gambling 60 Horrnony 90 Money 16 Gaaii eAdverst Neutral TAuRUS OtL APR 21 1 PAA4 21 I p5759 7076-: OMNI 22 MAY JUN't 22 1 1 5-33-39-58 1-64-67 CANCER att JUNE 23 Atli' 23 12-13-24- :5 uo 4JULY 24 Aud 23 4 -1 voo0 rtliAM 14 SEPT 22 1566o63 TAUNUS APR I' MA4 1)59-6648 57707615436 OIMIN4 22 JUN't 22 rtSt331-58 CANCER JUNE 23 Atli' 23 12-13-24-30 4669-78-83-84 uo 110141:14:11 moo sEPI 156-60 ACROSS 1 Center 5 Title of Persian ruler 0 Call forth 11 Scottish tea cake 12 Valleys 13 Artificial gem lt Old measure of length 15 Took impressions from type 17 Peasants (India) 18 Kt (slang) 21 Exist 22 Animal's foot 25 English author 27 English territorial division 29 Spigot 30 Excla mation 32 At one time 33 Brazilian bird 35 Early 38 Apple seed 41 Make amends for 42 Rascal 44 Mans name 45 Of the sun 46 Young girl 47 Canvas shelter I I INGITIDP L0' 1 i 7017 Shelley WIERS ideal CONTE A Stephen BILNAINharles BICKFORD 4art Alen Mt leh lkillit MA 1 2ND HIT A RED 110T CAMPUS RIOT "THE FABULOUS SENORITA" ALwAvs A COLOR CARTOON AOUA111119 JAN 21 FEB 19 p4' 3- 6- 8-34( 46-75-89-90 LAST 2 DAYS! I AU charlotte's inn ire' screen too! snOtif 41411 Maureen O'HARA Jeff CHANNER pC? A1117M LAST 2 DAYS! AU charlotte's Wk int about thie greet picture! On wide screen too! By IIEDDA HOPPER HOLLYWOOD When Dick Powell finishes "Susan Slept Here" he'll turn director again for "The Long Wire" which stars John Wayne It's about the rough and ready men who first strung telegraph wire across our nation The gal most likely to play opposite Wayne is Jane Russell They were to have done "The Silver Horde" together and Wayne requested that Powell directothe picture John Brehm will direct and produce a picture titled "Sail to the West" in Portugal The story written by William Sackheim is about the great Portuguese explorer Vasco de Ga ma who landed in Calcutta India and opened up commerce with the far east Richard will play de Game Harry Essex' new novel "I Put My Right Foot in His Mouth" is about show business Essex is busy working on a hush-hush project at I which is tentatively titled "The 1980 Project" A fellow scribe getting wind of it asked Harry what it was about "Come outside" he whispered "And I'll tell you" When they got outside Essex said "It's about the future" pi: Es FES 20 MA4 2i CP 2- 9-28-31 2 t45- c1 i 2 4 i5 0 1 a a III ito Zo AMINIEW I 141 LO I 22 24 a5 Zb 27 LO Z9 0 li A 3a A "A AMMENIreir 35 lb 1 35 39 40 pir 4 41 44 i 45 410 4-1' NOW SHOWING ettanomMill EADINGITHEATIES 7E-c'719Wozoiz 11 I i I-AoG 1 t' i' ip FIRCT AHOWING-CIARTR "FORT ALGIERS" Yonne DeCarto LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND LET 1 1 a FASCINATING PASTIME WITH ALBERT EDWARD WIGG AM A FASCINAT1 NOW ESTHER WILLIAMS Van Johnson Tony Martha Color by Technicolor "EASY TO LOVE" Features it Color by Technicolor "EASY TO LOVE" Features it DOWN 2 Yield to another 2 Elliptical i A KW ROMANTIC TIAMI 'M 4'443k A KW 1 dercMttlAti TEL 1 131111 'NM! IHAIL 1 SUSIE SMITH By The Walters 2 ARC VOLINGSR COL' LEE GRADUATES WAD SoCCESSFUL? YGS NOCI rl 1 I A 1 4 --m Mal 11 1 ilk 1 '11'N 111 i i 2 ARE YOUNZ GS COL- LESE GRADUATES magi SoccEsSFULP YGS 0 NO0 (4 9 41 I I- NORTH 41i A9765 A 5 10 8 6 3 WEST EAST A 3 A CI 1 10 4 2 9 7 2 10 6 5 10 8 8 None its 5 4 A a 7 SOUTH A None 8 4 3 A 9 7 4 3 2 A The bidding: 1 North Fast tooth West 1 riots spades diamonds Pass diem Pass diamonds Double Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: King of spades Declarer was quick to take advantage of a "tip" offered him by West when the latter doubled the final contract of six diamonds It was tempting indeed for West to double though he expected nothing of defensive value from partner whose pre-emptive overcall indii rated a nervousness as to the future The double however brought about his downfall for it placed declarer on guard against the abnormal distribution and permitted him to fulfill the (tract by adopting heroic measures North's opening bid of one club may seem Try irregular hut is approved by most experienced players An opening bid of one spade would present an awkward rebidding problem if partner should respond with two hearts for the hand is not strong enough to show a new suit at the level of three This would necessitate rebidding a rather flimsy spade suit East sensing that he opposed a strong holding could do no better than clog up the lines of communication and hope that the enemy would stumble into an unsound contract but North and South came through nevertheless West opened the spade king which was taken with the ace in dummy as declarer discarded a heart Warned by the double that the trumps were massed in the West a declarer decided against taking the normal finesse in diamonds He planned instead to shorten his own trumps and project an end play against his left hand opponent Accordingly he cashed the ace and king of clubs and ruffed a club in his own hand He then led a heart to the ace and ruffed another club This brought declarer down to five trumps Ile then cashed the king of hearts and ruffed a heart with dummy's low trump On the return declarer ruffed one of dummy's spades which reduced him to four trumps presumably the same number as held by West At this point he led a low dia-I mond toward dummy's queen and West was helpless to defend If 'he went up with the king be would Play Is Presented At Darlington DARLINGTON Jan program was given on Wednesday night at the Lake View Church under the direction of Mrs Gainey A play was given During the service Dr Ben Ingram was presented with a gift as a token of appreciation for his services to the church His wife was also remembered with an attractive gift at that time Mira Big Atirsetioni JOHN WAYNE as "RONDO" New Iflimension Color with Geraldine Page 11001 New Iflimension Color with Geraldine Paso WE'VE TRIED all kinds of new processes in films but with "Executive Suite" Metro went back years for their all-star cast system Look at this line-up: William Holden Barbara Stanwyck June Allyson Paul Douglas Shelley Winters Walter Pidgeon Louis Calhern Nina Foch Dean Jagger and Fredric March Real actors all but the standouts are Shelley Winters Walter Pidgeon and Louis Calhern Marilyn Monroe was out of town for the holidays but I learn she's giving up her apartment and she and Joe DiMaggio are house hunting Mal Boyd ex-Hollywood figure now studying for the ministry was here for the holidays He ate his Christmas turkey with Mary Pick-ford Glenda Farrell making "Susan Slept Here" is selling her valley home to take up permanent residence in New York I 1 jab omy a MOT ONE QUALM MAkES CI411-0 SOCCEIC IN SCHOOL? You a )ii9 re ar ab i' Ille 0017-1JUOI William HOLDEN Eleanor PARKER John FORSYTHE inMGM 'ESCAPE RION FORT BRAVO' a COLOR oth SHOMTILY II SPIV opal AS SOON AS I EARN THE MONEY I'M GONNA BUY 'THAT RED A BALLOON! Id" 1-j 'qvallear THE moNe 40 WATEsS Ay? 0 0 0 qt 041 tbk1D: iiviegeb1110411 At3ISegtg 1 GONNA BUY 4 0 iLittlITO A In lipr 41117 14 'THAT i Ill tt NW 41 I BALLOORE ND! II 1111111i rl i ::1 0 1 tio ell'' 1114Atil--1 ---11k 4" kfilti Or' Awe 1111111111111 e-rdialt 1111 Pt tAntflat'' 1 EllOOLD YOUNG PEOPLE KNOW WHAT PERCENTAGE OF ENGAGEMENTS ARE BROKEN? VES NOD 1-ivi 1 SHOOLD 1 KNOW WHAT OF EN6A6EA BROKEN? Olth 6110OLD YOUNG PEOPLE 1 TEL 11-Sle4 11 onomml: ORTEE First Showing "FIGHTER ATTACK Sterling Borden Corrol Nandi Jo Fags In Color Ming ATTACK Isiden Naisb or i aLl t3glify M'A'N 0 Answer to Question No I Answer to Question No 3 1 Yes because about half of al0 Motivation the desire to engagements are broken Mar-learn Psychologist Frank Beach riage counselors say that somesays rats that are hungry learn dahger signals are: (1) Frequent better when food is the reward quarrels that last too long: (2) Hungry rats will learn for food You can't think of anything not for water The same with ing to do or say that is you borechildren A child with an IQ of each other (3) One or the other 90 who wants to learn will learn gets jealous with cause Any ofmore than a genius who doesn't the foregoing indicates you'd bet-want to learn ter postpone marriage or break upI Answer to Questio 1 Yes because a engagements are riage counselors dahger signals ar quarrels that last You can't think oi ing to do or say each other (3) gets jealous with the foregoing indi ter postpone marri I JOHN FARROW took time out from directing Rory Calhoun and Jean Simmons in "A Bullet Is Waiting" to show me some photographs of paintings which he'll use How TO PICK A MATE JOY-SHOW! NOW! LAST 2 DAYS erry4 IMMO jfip on 44 rGIVE A ella A DREAK' MIjWCA ::241 A ARGE and CHAMPION omit REYNOLDS DAYS CAL 1 OLDS "GIVE A elm A DREAK' t- 1414 ARGE imd 1101 IP TECNNW6 4 0 aught Syndicate tile 4--wr vio lc i' -dolk ---1 1 Irt 10 LS Atti AI IP 'A et 7 7 S4' I A A-ial 5 1 vorsh oys I tote Wah () 4' dia M- It AlleNf M1 I I Answer to Question No 2 2 Yes Psychologist Pressey studied the careers of 934 graduates 50 and over Of those who graduated at 19 29 per cent became nationally known at 20 22 per cent became famous at 22 12 per cent at 23 20 per cent at 24 2 per cent over 26 none Col- lege pays immensely even if youl graduate at 50 or 60 but the! younger a person gets into life work the greater are chance for success i Answer to Questio 2 Yes Psycholo sey studied the graduates 50 and who graduated at became nationally 22 per cent becaml 12 per cent at 23 24 2 per cent ovi lege pays immens graduate at 50 younger a persoi work the greate for success What kind of a mate do 'YOLIas the basis for the sets for "Son want? This booklet a condensation of Man" He says he'll sketch the of the famous book of the same whole production before starting name by psychologist and mar- the picture and that the film riage counselor Dr Clifford Ad- which deals with the life of Christ will have much music including ams Includes practical tests for the Westminster choir the Sisyou and your prospective husband tine choir and a famous Jewish or wife tests of personality em cantor The cast will be made up otional maturity and love as dis of a repertory company John ex- tinguished from infatuation ForfneeStpsano osrh shoot 1 the hi this summer eerither a copy of the booklet HOW TO Jean Simmons 3trold me that tine choir and a famous Jewish cantor The cast will be made up of a repertory company John expects to shoot the picture either in Spain or Italy this summer Jean Simmons told me that MO nom Tom Jou Color Carte' Own 12:45 Shows 1-3-544 Features 37 Minutes Later ALL MALI 171 rel 1 Julius Caesar COMING glom Own 12:45 Shows 1-3-544 Features 37 Minutes Later ALL MALI ZIEWIPT Julius Caesar'4( COMING soon! I TECHNICOLOR "AT SWORDS CORNEL WILDE l'' e'l 1 1 I 11111 4 40 vit 't'K 6 1 I TECHNIC01 "AT SWORD! CORNEL WILDE 0 I N-' OAS e' i i A4 A- I ECHNICOLOR AT SWORDS I COR NEL WILDE Pete Smith News Events OflIM Mint Classes Under Way LtilLITH129 "1:1 I ILK INSOPM OUIEVARD SOUTH ILKINSONI follows: Painting Drawing Clay Modeling and Crafts: Mrs Dayrell Kortheuer instructor each Friday at 3 pm Mrs Harold Steadman instructor each Tuesday at 3 pm and each Wednesday at 3 pm All art classes are two hours In length All fees are payable in advance to the instructors Si )1 20m tw JANE RUSSELL MARILYN i41140NROE HOWARD HAWKS' tie Prefer Blondes TEcHNicoLo A II 61' i RA TECHINL HOWARD HAWKS' At Gentle prepp III i OtOndeS 44 TECHNICOLOR OA: Music Forum To Hear Cook M-G-M presents the glorious story of King Arthur in the new miracle medium that captures all its Thrill and splendor! TAILOR MA GARDNER '11 MEL FERRER go ago -op sonii 7771' 17 i'' the ath tete miracle al eo leMm8-eteodrMly of medium that tKe haseinnistg Arthur in eel all its 7:06 r00! 7 la --1 ce 'igi vioNic souND (1 welt oeoR k- Starring 1:0 ROBERT TAILOR MA GARDNER il MEL FERRER 1z New Charlotte TV Station Goes On Air WAYS-TV began operations at pm yesterday The station will be on the air today at 6 pm and will continue until 11 pm The station will carry networks from the American Broadcasting Co and from the National Broadcasting Co Local telecasts will be limited to news shows weather announcements and general service features in the beginning according to James Poston manager There never was a picture PICK A MATE send 15 centsIhad sold their three picture corn- 171111i kAltwcum stamped envelope (give name of mitments with her to Howard city and state) to Dr A Wig- Welsch She's to have an A writer Classes began for the winter and gam care of this newspaper ace director and a top release spring term yesterday in the Mint Jean spent Christmas at home Museum of Art However regis She decided to be miserable alone'tration will continue this week SONNYSAYIA'GS Jeanne Crain after travel- Full information can be had by calling 28000 miles in four months in iing 2-6915 Africa and England for "Duel in For adults the classes are as II ir the Jungle" returns to England follow Painting and Drawing to do "Gentlemen Marry Bru- (still life and portraits) Paul Bart- I hr nettes" for Alex Korda in March lett instructor each Wednesday She tells me that after Tony Kelly at 2:30 pm Dayrell Kortheuer assistant director was killed in a instructor each Wednesday at 11111 boat accident in Africa the na- 7:30 pm and Mrs Harold Stead- tives refused to double so stars man instructor Thursdays at 9:45 did their own stunts The Fijian am natives used in "His Majesty 0 Early American Decoration (fur-'Keefe" are amazingly prolicientiniture tr ays etc) Mrs Dayrell and show not the slightest sign of Kortheuer instructor Tuesdays at '04 I camera-consciousness The pic- 10 am Rug Hooking Mrs ture suits Burt Lancaster like his Browne Rock Hill instru- tor each Thursday at 10:30 am own skin Modern Creative Dancing Mrs BARBARA HALE and Bill Wil John Newton instructor each Wed-1 tos liams are parents of an eight- nesday in the main gallery at 81 a1 pound daughter Bill is "Kit Car- Pm: 1 For children the classes are asI I ty son" on TV Spade Cooley is the only cowboy singer who ever tdreamed of using a swear word IHe took out an ad wishing "Every- RG (ROW 14 CA 19 1 at lomml PAroe ve 1let tel 0 body a helluva happy new year" 'Daddy put the snowahubble out That should set sarsparilla back 50 so I'd see it but I'm aorta snow- years as the standard western IS IT NOT SO TWAT ahubble-blind hero drink Joe Santley did a T1-IE POOREST PERSONS remarkable job of producing on IN TI-IE WORLI7 AR'E 'Ithat expensive Gillette TV show but THOSE WI-10 i-IAVE then Joe's always been clever I ONLY MONEY NORTH--- lkt11Y knew him when he was a juvenile -12 1 of 13 years There isn't any phase of show business he hasn't sampled Alan Ladd 00 The David Selznicks are at s'zIIrl Jean Arthur the Plaza hotel in New York JenVan Heflin oiler's son Mike flew home from aSk his school in Switzerland and her 4) 4 ik 4 2 i older son Bob Jr attends school i There never in New Jersey Bob wants to bel was a picturcmitrI where his friends are Classes began for the winter and spring term yesterday in the Mint Museum of Art However registration will continue this week Full information can be had by call leve7- t'7 7' -A' r-- I 6--' x-- It It Wi ilOW Is 40001 :40007 A 40 'Z 'i -7' 1 1-4 3 ow Daddy put the snowshubble out so I'd see it but I'm aorta snow shubble-blind 1 -O 1111IL JA $1 NITIIII2u Alan Ladd Jean Arthur an He flin There never was a picture THO5E WHO HAVE ONLY MONEY? Oliver Cook supervisor of music in the city schools will address the Charlotte Music Forum for Piano Teachers Friday morning at 11 o'clock in Case Brothers Auditorium Mrs Hi Ide Kreutzer of Gastonia who had been scheduled to speak will not he able to do so due to illness Mr Cook is expected to discuss the program of piano instruction which has started in the fourth grade of the public schools this year First Showing In The Carolinas! Starts SUNDAY CAROLINA THEATRE 0 HELD OVER LAST 2 DAYS Otaitati's mHoGst DON AmA1146 uP a 1411y1 BRAIN NTARRING I 4 rW: HITS POINT" MAVREEN O'HARA Tonight 2 Big Features $100 Per Oar Load! Stsrts at 0:30 Those Laugh Loaded Hooligan 2ND FEATURE like 2ND ACTION HIT i I HIT 1 POINT'' 1 O'HARA MENRIglou --ssmEll LItLBEMARLEIRDE Egtavialryllattromimiva Tonight 2 Big Features 1 $100 Per Car Load! Those Laugh I Loaded 1100111ant teir :1 11 At 0 liv 4 el 1 4' '110 like 4 SP' 4144: Lv s4ors1 leli 1 Ail-z Bony witay Fe SIMI lti fl 1' i I 1 4 ti Al" ftp ECHNite Ft 1 'A 2ND ACTION HIT 1 A 0 C2174177 111111 2ND Al UR I "Father Takes The Air" 4 AMMAN MVO a Starts a a 30 r) Al 4b 1) afe-c9'ct vAT 1ST HARLOTTE MOWING What sells you a movie ticket 9 Is It a movie so "grown up" that only a few years ago would never have been shown on the screen of this theatre? Is It the startling story you've never before seen enthe screen? Is It brilliant group of Academy Award performers all In one picture? if you mark in one or more of the boxes above you'll buy a ticket to the movie which brings Hollywood out of Miry' RED SUTTON 11111HE GREAT DIAMOND ROBBERS LEVMES Starts Friday REGULAR PRICES SHOWS AT 1 7 6 9 NUN I Poo 0 C- 44600 0 i70'-41- A40-- WV" 41-i' Itt Balegb ir Fok )12x THEM 074piyaze DID YOU KNOW that Erich von Stroheim's picture "The Merry Widow" with Mae Murray and Jack Gilbert brought on the legion of decency? The party sequences were so realistic that even the strongest stomachs 'couldn't take them The latest "Merry Widow" with Lana Turner and Fernando Lamas was like warmed over mush compared with the original Clara Kimball Young who let the weight pile up after her retirement has now reduced and has a new career in TV Her face is as beautiful as ever Marie Doro the girl with the beautiful eyes wrote me while I was in New York recently We have no one on the screen today comparable to her or her beauty It was Marie who financed Elsa Maxwell's first trip to Etirope I daresay Elsa has long since forgotten Director Alfred Hitchcock always appears in his pictures for luck but in "Rear Window" he has a long role He'll play a tailor who comes to Ross Bagdassarian's apartment to measure him for an entire suit in pantomime Ross collaborated with Bill Saroyan on "Come My House" but usually acts wor -rrr IIITG IMIr ARLP 4 LOVED DESIRED WANTED BY TWO WOMEN WITH IDA LUPINO I JOAN FONTAINE I EDMUND GWENN AND EDMUND O'BRIEN $1 A Rts YORK ROAD AT CITY LIMITS-2 A 1 9 roQie BEEN AtOPIAte MA ER---1 AEONS I 11 11 Per car HITS AND 6-1110 SOUTHERN PREMIER! SHOWING TONITE starts at 6:30 MIT AT 910 a 1:411 ROE Gertinpr gEEYOLIR BUICK DEALER FRIDAY STARTING FRIDAY! e575rtA I 2nd Mt Is a Teri 'Menhir Western Ben JOHNSON Joanne MU "WAGON MASTER 14 AT 740 ONLY "WAGON MASTER" AT 74 OVI "MY FORBIDDEN PAST" nommoirmmmimmogmmmffm fl.

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