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-J'- r-i r--'-l 1 vil --r' DANTQN WALKER 15 '4 "mlrw SIDNEY SKOLSKY v-t r- --iw- i 1 'v CJTIZEN-NEWS Hollywood 1951 5 1 1 1 A popular star of Hollywood pictures and is now back here work- ing in another production' Far nand Gravey came to this country to play a top role in Great Waltz" while Simone Simon and Isa Miranda have starred in many American film hits Anton Wall- brook scored his greatest success with audiences in this country as a star in Red Shoes" The new' and international aspect of motion pictures is reflected in the cast of Ronde! which will open at the Beverly Canop Broadway Roundup Hollywood Is My Beat The Week in Review Dickie li The Palace Theater opens its reserved seat box-office Oct 2 for the expected nish for Judy garland's debut there 18 Theater Thursday evening Of the II stan playing roles in the production four gained popularity through Hollywood-made films Its director Max Ophuls only recently return? ed to London after completing two pictures here Danielle Darrieux has long been NEW Radio fcirdes her? buinis ioror -the SlOOO-a-wrok kickback deal Involving a rnajor ahow and major- agency NBC top including Joej McConnell off to London lor Talloo1 Vpig Show'4 broadcast j1 The House Un-American Activities outfit opens! it SfoLly-wood probe of radio ipnd television fa well Rslilm) personahtieshext "week 1 1 i Bellevue Hospital keeping a well-known awing musician under 1 wraps I there oh i narcotics charge) Li The music world ea- erly- anticipating Helen Trubel Late 'Arms Show of Warner love story aet against a background tof war-torn Italy 'wflT be given late screenings tonight at Hollywood Downtown and Wil- tern theaten K- answer: Geraldine Fitzgerald A YOUNG lady from Manhattan express her opinion of your- favorite subject and mine thp movies?" writes Dorothy-Phyl-iss Johnson from the way my heart went pitter-patter when Fernando Llamas came on the screen in The Law and -the Lady I would say that Hollywood has a gold mine He really is a dream boat and something any gal would give a lot to meet Wait and aee-f-and 1 hope one of 'the first -to tell you so Other men who make this maiden feel giddy are Stewart Granger and Howard Keel There anything on television that would keep me from -the movies when they are on the screen By the Way what do you look It just so happens that I 'look like a combination of three guys: Llamas Granger and Keel your column so wfite your letters s' I PRODUCTION SCHEDULE SEPT COLUMBIA MIS Cawa Sk MU-2-11 11 M-C-M TNI INVITATION (Drama! will DIATN A SALESMAN (Drama I Van lehmon Dorothy: Cast: radar March Mil-i McCmre Louia Calharn CAPTIVE OP BILLY THE drad Dunnoek Lawrence Smith" Camaren Mitcrlli Wamaartan Cast: Rocky Lana Kay in WCarfhv Don aritorB Cottfnad AmoeProd Keefer Ie Whrta Clarra Rnnhardt iPwactor Car la ton Roval Beal -Producer Stanley Kramer Director llo Benedek Asvatant Fred Brnkin MONOCRAM HOODLUM EMPIRE Crime Drama i 4ITS linnet Drtaa NOrmandy 2-4111 INDEPENDENT MICH NOON I Stanley KcemmUA: heating at Matron Flat are Canter CaO- Cary Cooper Thome Mitchell Lloyd Bridge Raft(rty Crace Kally Katy luudo Producer Walter Mirneh Ldn Chancy Otto Kruger Qlrcetor William Beaudme Producer Stanley Kramer-Awttant Ed Morey Jr As ioc -Prod Carl Foreman! Fred Zinneman Director ivok "Thai Metropolitan Murders" which Simon Schuster bring oujt Oct 6 Diana fxnirsidiv td Australia 1 to geg ready cash Diana is due to come into a jcouple fortunes 1 from' the estates df her moth ffhd brother After the filming Blossom! Seeley's ife story that veteran vaudevillian siill return to the stage in act with Benny Fields only thi time she'll get top billing' Lorraine Cugat planning tor invade New York 1th her musicians a soon as! her divorce from Cugiejomes through! i Van Johnson now designing his gowns 'li -f "if Vincente Minelli (Judy and Nina Foch I aije definitely something new hi" the roma pee department The Roy Mofjaritys make Cartdbnipt Peter Arno a grandfather i a ret i who is growing 'up -into a very stylish and beautiful1 young lady to do cross-eountryj jtowns giving dramatic readings 41 42nd St grind houses reviving All of Rita old row that set! for a comebarck i iy Gojrdcn Broadway- musical comedy tar of two generation back' returrpng tp the theater in a French farce this season Montgomery Clift as Hamlet and Katharine Hepbiirn a Ophelia -will give tjie Idtamg crits ics something to work on fit the project goes fhroughr jCh lotte an operetta built around the Bfonte sistersj is the latest projected vehicle for- Anhamary Jnternationali Salute Assistant EmAwtt Emerson COLOIN NAWK Drama) Cast: Rhonda Fleming Sterl-- mg Hayden -Producer Sam Katiman Director Sidney Saikow Assistant lack Corrck AT FOURPOSTIR I i Drama I 1 Cast: Re HAfriaon Lilli Dean Martm Imry THI BIC SKY Palmer 1 Lyhs Marino Marshall i Drama Producer Stanley Kramer Robert Strauss Leif Erick-jmf: Kirk Douglas Director Jrvmg Res 1 son Vince Edwards Reh- Martin Elisabeth Assistant Sam Nelson! erd Benedict Mike Me-I Threett im Davis THI JUSHWACKIRS Hal Wallis cT' I Drama) WafkaJ £2" Cfv- Her lack Bredar Pred: sheeting 2luH2re CC at Ingram' Ranch) Assistant Coleman Prod Dir LION Cast: aan Simmons Mature Robert Alan Young Evans Reginald bray Lowell Gilmore Producer l'" Wilbur Evans -who sails shortly tb begin rehearsals for jthe London conjpanyi of Pacific' look- ing for A producer and a direclor to take over the New Orleans Opener ta CO which hp organized to open' this Whiter Tilly Losch financially interested in si new ballet school in London The Vienna State Opera upset ijnj end because Rudolph1: Bing- hail signed three of JI stars-' Hilde Guden illpngard Scefriedl an George London for the coming season at the Met' here Claude Trenet -brother of France's popuf lar singer -Charles Trenet is ii Canada planning an American tour of cafes also aa'a singer tress Minnie Barnes (Mrs? Frankovich in private! life) flying to Rome next weekend to spena afew with 'Her daughter and twin sons (who attend school there) and then plane right back for TV Edward Chodorov has completed his treatment of the life story of the faqieq French artist Toulousc-Latitref which will be turned into a Hollywood of 1952 -j One Hollywood the Cecil DeMille bathtub isef'ne each of his films haehot beejn overlooked in the forthcoming "The Greatest Show Op Earth" Dorothy Lamour dpes fhe ablutions ip an elephant tub -'V Jack Kirkland St Louis native arid faj-k Roy newspaper Of the scenarist and dramatiz-1 eriof fame off to Paris! to-write direct: and produce two films one starting Edith' Piif and jthe other- Josephine Baker Polly Adler promises that her biography "AV I louse fs Not-a will not name namps Advance reportsjon Ethel ife story indicate that it will be the salgesf of all Barrymore toipes spt)-pcdalling nothing The nerh Francis film opus Covers tfie Big Town" will depict hetalkipg mule as a reporter on AcNew York City daily to Hollywood Bowl rr MmM Altk-aW MIL MtTW8 ft 119 MMUMIlMkilN fMiMwacwnma sa (iixnm a in atryit iCfafif- UY: SCATS NOWI: Calif- Mafic Ca afrit S' Sraab Star fat Whiter Sarjai all Mataal YOrk A i imi i Weeks Only! FINAL WEEK i END! SIT Cast: ohn Ireland Way SHANE Mom Lawrence T-arnev Dorothy Malona Lon Chang Myrna Dall lack (Sheeting In Jackaee Elam Frank Marlowa Meta Wya) Charles Trowbridge Eddie Cat Alan- Ladd- Jean Ar- Park- I thur Van Hgflm- Brandon Producer Producer Larry Fmleyi pe Wilde -Directw Assoc -Prod Herman Cohen Pred-Dir George Stevens Assistant Rod Amateau asoc Prod Ivan Mnffat Dck Dixon Assistant John Coo nan Director Assistant Dck Dixon Assistant John THE Edmeed Cast DANCER Katherine fpun-' ham and a troupe of 2Qiopen a one-week engagement tomorrow night at 11 NY Songstress Well Received At the Mocambo By inui wiluajis The West hurricane of the season' in the? person of Beverly Hudson rocked a glittering Mocambo audience? in its seats last and all without benefit of makeup microphone or I Magnin 1 Wearing' blue jekns and Sweater and covering the whole stjtge with bare nimble feet she -came but swinging and singing Is a Tramp'" And Ragtjme Her style reminiscent of Jydy Garland plus Mercee McCambridge with a of Sophie Tucker went over best ih the snappy number1 She hit her high in 'Sidl bf the The informal getup ajjd w-ell-sc rubbed all-Amcrican-grrl look quickly dissolved what fiirst-night tenseness may have existed between her' the bbilnl shirts in the front row Then she went ahead' and proved that! Walter Winchell was right in picking her as something special iWinchell gets credit" for the' discovery but she stiH remains a refreshing and an exciting Jbit of unexplored territory- for adventurers 1 along the Sunset Strips Chuy Reyes shared theihiU with hi- usual keyboard dynamics that set the audience drumtjjing the tables: Unexcelled 'in sujeh numbers as ani) he -fven manages to enhance odd tempoed imelodies like 'Song" hi? distinctive socko style jj First Negro Ballet Planning DS Tour The First Negrb Classiic Ballet which was founded four jfears ago by Joseph Rickard willjjgive the first of two consecutiveiperform-anccs in Philharmonic Auditorium on Oct 5 Since its jjjowntown debut last season the ficompany of 14 dancers has made pumerou appearances throughout Southern California including performances in the Redlands Bowl and Santa Barbara and- wil make a US tour in the near future Sports Stars Seen In 'Angels' Film Outfield- now and Egyptian brief! appearances of a number of wbll-knbwn sport figures They include Leo Durocher manager of the Giants Ty Cobb Babe Herman and Jonathan Cott 1950 Big-Ten wrestling champion and baseball star Purdue I I SON OF PALEFACE IH-N Predectiee: sheafing iCemady Mar- Bob-Wooe jane Rus'- i Roy'Rogew Trigger garet Field Kathleen arBfaf Robert Welch Prank Tashlin a iAwistant Edward Salven Hughes Vera -Mile Producer Paul Henreid YOURSELF OPENS THURSDAY The adventures of a newlywed couple when they become involved in a series of gangland feuds provides "the unusual premise of Co-starring Farley Granger and Shelley Winters this modern comedy opens Thurs- day at the RKO Pantagea and Hillstreet theaters William Demarest Francis Sullivan Lon Chaney Shel-' don Leopard Marvin Kaplan Allan Jenkins and Archie one of the cutest canine stars have the principal porting roles Director Former Actor Mell director of Players drama With of the Moon" is a rot Broadway actor who appeared with Mary Martin in of Venus" Teddy Hart is giving dramatic lessons to his 6-year-old son Larry 15 1951 (Cantinsadl REPUBLIC 4024 Ra4far4 Aaa Stadia City SUmat 2-1121 Cat: George Raft Bri Don law Claire Vera Ralston i Tucker Assoc producer-director feseoh Assistant lohn Grt 0 710 Casaaa ft MOIlywead -511 ANDROCLES AND 'THE Vic! Newton Mj Can Bill McGerry KOREAN STORY (Drama) Cramgtr Pred) Robert Mitchui U-l PICTURE! I'etaaesal City IT -7-1 211 Caattagt ET-7-1II1 THE WORLD IN Nil ARMS Drama) Cast: Blyth Anthony Andrea" i game Lepntovtch WARNER BROS 4000 jOHve Berhaeil HOttyweed f-IISI Catting 6A-I20I Moh Michael Otto Lang Mankiewicz Card Oswald THROUGH COLLECt Cast: Virginia Mavo Ron Reagan Gene Nelson -Producer William ac Director Bruce Humbenti Assistant Don THIS WOMAN IS OANCEROUS Drama I Peters 6avid Albert Dek- Director Hate Assistant lessel Frank Mattiion 11 Dunn Assistant) Pro dec ar Goldstein A Schaefer White Grenet Kramer Kramer Fehr Soerling 1 W-K Parsons MacDonald Adler Wallis Clark Goldstein L- Gaidstem A ieed Edelman R- Dunlap I Alien Arthur Richmond I Asher Ed (man Weisbart Director Sherman Witney Cukor Frcgonese Dmytrvk G- Douglas I Lewis Lang jason Mare Date Soot 19 Sept 19 Sept 20 Sept 21 Sept 24 Sept 24 Sept 24 Sept 24 Sept 24 Sept 25 Sept 25 Sept 25 Sept 25 Sept 27 Sept 27 Sept 27 Sept 30 Oct 1 Oct I Oct I Oct Oct I Oct 1 Oct 1 Oct 1 Oct I Oct 2 Oct 4 Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct Oct 8 Oct 9 Oct 10 Oct 15 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 23 Oct 24 Oct 29 I Nezarro I Pavney Lament Minnelli Curtis Sirk Cummings M'LeRoy'-E Bemds A Loren Bacon Teumeur VA MacDonald Foy Levy A Gardner teuel Dunn Formally Robinson Weld-Kresna I Asher I Pasternak -I Thomas A Deutch Fannelly Wald-Kresne Hathaway -Nay Dteterle A Hall Sturgaa BuzzeN FIRST OF ALL Ilke: to state that I am a fan of yours" write Janet Alhanti of New York husband and enjoy your Column wry much and quite often we find similar views expressed 4 by other headers of your column However something bothering' me and being a woman' I have taken pen to paper TV-Movies We too own a television set ahd we derive much pleasure from it "We are still avid moviegoers twice a week The only criticism we have is that if Hollywood is concerned with the slack in' movie the ter attendance why they put out better pictures? The talent in Hollywood 1 wonderful but the stories And not comment! American family" still likes a night out and a movie but when you bear them say -We -should have stayed home and watched TV' dangerous 'Please wise' them up a little Thank you" I think wised up a lot with Place in the Sun" Will Tklk" Great Caruso" Boat' and the soon tor be released! Blue Veil" and Streetcar Named Desire" I saw a television shop with this sign in the window "Closed for the evening Gone to see a settle a bet between- my and myself" wrifes- Ejissa Feig of Hollywood "could you please tell me which brother Bing or Bob i Crosby was thrown out of a hotel because he was dressed like a It was Bing Bob probably wishes he had enough mopey to afford tQ look like a bum a 1 "tVHY IS IT that as soon as a jerforfner makes a terrific hit in a movie or play he immediately become a target for everyone who has an axe to grind?" asks Muriel Marks of New York 'Thej young map -who' is currently on the receiving end of 'all the unkjnd barbs is Mario 'Lanzr! whose only crime seems to be" that he says what he thinks and'htfsnjt Jearned To he cagey-with thepress I think Marin is believe that- he is thrilled and overjoyed at his success and 'people mistake his exuberance fo conceit After all he has a glorious voice 'arfd anyone who can listen to himapd not be moved must be a wooden Indian I think Mm has done amazingly for one who who only made three picture He act convincingly and hC! jias a warmth and gaiety about him that I find very winning 1 sincerely hope -that Mario will take fhese' attacks in stride and not' allow them to 'em bitter him We the people still carry the most weight with the movie moguls and we are register ing oqr approval of hihebj: breaking- box-office records throughout the country wheres-ef his latest picture! 7Tie-Great Caruso is being shown Bravo Mario!" MariW Lanza might' feel slighted that you dop't think -'con ccitodi Be careful i- settle a controversy going on in my house" write Mrs Lillian Elfenbein of Brooklyn NY-1 "In jthe picture made some years back about Woodrow Wilson with Alexander Knox playing the ipart of Wilson who played the part of Wilson's second wife Edith Gait? "Myi husband insists tha( it was Evclyrl Keyes' I say it w-as Geraldine Fitzgerald Who isright" -Come on-a my house I give -you Kimberley Diaihbnd Mines Seen in FJlm Travel will hilakpn on a tour of the fabulous Kimberly Diamond Mines of South Africa when: Burton Holmes shpws'p color motion picture of thijj country at Wilshire Ehell Theater on Wednesday Thunay iuidFiriday as thei second event of his five-evmt Series Places' visited will include Cape Town i Table Bay Johannesburg the' national gardens of Kirsten-boschiand the coast to-Caje of Good jfope I Market AN AD TAKER I i Jb I Edward and Nasaeur Oirector Paul Henreid Aisitent Frank Heath THREE FOR BEDROOM Ci Cemedyi I SOMEBODY LOVES ME (Pariberg-Seata Pred: In aalerl Musical)-' Branca Pictures: cheating Cajl Betty Hutton Ralph Director Raoul Wall at RepuMis) obVt Frank She Cat: Gloria Swason lames Adel A'd aeasieic enwcec ru WBrrtn iduccri William Pfrlbtrf FRANCIS COVIRS THI Milton Bren! Ceorg Seaton SIC TOWN Astoc-Prod Edw LDnft Irving Btacher1 iCum4yt Alpersnn Assistant" Herb Coleman Cast: Donald OConno Assistant Gordon McLean- Nenev Cuild Yvette gay Francis M-C-M 201 CENTURY POX Pr Cutaat City I Dr'c5r 10201 Pica Bhrd Arthur Lubin 1 1 i 1 BRadthaw 2-S1 11 BRI Crady saettag I Tf-atltli a acting TE-02711 1 CjRST- Donald nor jean Hagen Millrnd Mitchell Douglas Fowtay Producer Directors Stanley Donen Assistant Marvm Stuart BELLE OF NEW YORK (Musical In Cuter) Cast: Fred Astaire Vera-El- WAIT TILL SHINES IShuutiug ji -i i 1 1 '0hMal Start Alternant ZOO-Siac Symaheny Orabattra JOB HOPK US BROWN JOHNNY CRIEN BENNY COOO-MAN CORDON McRAE LIONEL BARRYMORE ANDRE PgEVlN HY AVIRIACK FLORENCE CEORCE NEjlKO SUWA Holly wbod Saturday Sept I5y 8:30 pmi Entire Proceeds to Hollywood Bowf Emergeney Fund Tlafcata: St-20 SZkO'SSSK baa taata SSJO tax iac'liiSaS: nr aaa Hellywaa Bawl la Ottiaa iHO t-JIS) Sa Calif Miiiia Hr aN Mataal AiaaciM THE SUN NELLIS (Musical)' Kan cater) len Marjorie Mam Keen-Cast: lean an Wynn Alice Pearcel Wayne iri Marlowe'Cast: loan Crawford Lsa Ferreday Helene Stanlev lowei Ihet Producer Producer Arthur Freed! MacKenxie Director -Chartes Walters' kar Alan Assistant AI lennings Producer tJf GOOD- SEATS AVAILABLE At ALL PRICES i' 'CIOMS oa 9 A AUJ fi IVES 8:30 MATS TODAY A SUN' 2:30 i i MICISi I1H tTS I lM Ufiinai Henry King Assistant Henry'' Weinberger PHONE CALL FROM A STRANCER (Drama) Ca-r: Gary Merrill Helen' Carey Wilson I Westeottr Shelley Wmteril Director- George Sidney Keenan Wynn Warren' irani Assistants George Rhein: Stevens 1 ABOUT FACE Aryid Gnffen Producer Nunnally (ohmon Cemedy) SKIRTS AHOY I Dirac tor jean Negutesco Cast: Edd Bracken Gord- Mvtkal la Celer) (Assistant Dick Maybary on MacRae Dick Wesson ti wo ry Sullivan Kaeta Bras- iCamadyl AXT Jeanna" Crain Myrn pternak! -0v Debra Paget Hoagy 'DwetoT LaSteld- Carmichael Jeffrey Hunt-Cait: Cary Grant A utSrt Td Sidman' rtara Baft Draka Iris Mann rwiVuVyivi uTTav -Samuel Engel 'producer Henry Blank YOUNG MAN IN A NURRYoirecfor (Henry Levin Director Norman Taurog Cast: Ru 'oa RKkds Amtnt Roman Den'ise Darcalj RETURN OF THE TEXAN 'Nina Foch Donna Cor-1 1 Drama 1 coran iCast: Date Robertson Rkh- Producer Gottfried Rein-1 erd Boone Tom -Tully hardt-William Wright Producer Frank P- Rosenberg Director Micheil Delmer Oaves Director I'LL SEE YOU IN DREAMS Musical) Cast: Doris Day Dann mas Frank Loveioy Wtckas MV Michael Chuck Hansen THI LION AND THE NORSE 1 Drama I Cast: Steve Cochran Ray Teal Producer Bvran Foy Louis King 3 i i PAN-PACIFIC MARTHA RAYE VAnnid Get Your Gun RAYl MIDDLETOH OUTDOOR GREEK THEATRE StM Yarmcnl HIII Assistant jack Greenwood Assistant RE "ENTER I04MADAME IN PREPARATION iV HEARTHSjDE THEA 232 So-Pacific Avenue cidftaL cl-3 WORLD PREMIERE NOW! 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