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Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 9

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Hollywood, California
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I CITIZEN-NEWS Hollywood Wed Aug 25 1954 SIDNEY SKOLSKY By Car or Bus It's Easy To Reach Hartford Theater Hollywood Is My Beat Watching Them Make Pictures takes too long to see so little his Orchestra and his I All-Star-Revue Complete dinner from $tJ50 The air-conditioned TERRACE-ROOM HOTEL 2 Bowl Debuts Tomorrow Night Two important debuts will be noted in Hollywood Bowl tomorrow night when Kurt Herbert Adler artistic director of the San Francisco Opera Com- pany and Inge Borkh dramatic soprano will be featured For her first Bowl appearance Miss Borkh will sing arias from three operas in which she has won acclaim: Puccini's and "The Symphony No 4 Weinberger's Polka and Fugue from "Schwanda the Bagpiper" Wagner's Overture to and Purcell's will be performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra under baton Mona paulee to SING 'CARMEN THIS EVENING Tonight for one performance' only Mona Paulee will sing the title role In Bizet's opera "Chrmcn" which the Greek Thegter Assn and James A Doolittle are presenting this week at the Greek Theater This is the first time Miss Paulee has sung Carmen here Following tonight's performance she will leave for Europe where she will sing the role with the Staats Operas of Munich and Zu- rich sung in English f- is directed by David "Pardoll with the full orchestra under the direction of Kuit Adler for hundreds of automobiles Another advantage is the proximity of fine restaurants The Bqown Derby is across the street while its neighbor is Ly- Other top eating places are less than a Mock from the show house I Lance Fuller is testing for a co-starring role in the "Big Com -I following completion of his role opposite Barbara Stanwycl in the Queen of Mon tana" SPENCER TRACY IOSIIT Jf AN IICNAIS 4ATY WAtNEX mot raiUlK DIUO Broken I ance Mm A IUXI with STEREOPHONIC A IM SOUND Ensenada Fair Charro honoring the Mexican cowboys will be the second festival of the Month of Festivals at the Ensenada Fair which opens Saturday' The cowboy celebration will be held on Sunday with an exhibition of trick riding roping and racing Sa HiU'fte Stout GALA HOLLYWOOD PREMIERS WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 1 at 8:30 Graumaa's CHINESE Thoatro 'dtpAuf StciUmentf totawt Tickvtt SSOO ii In I New Chinma Theefre taitHka and All Agaaciaa LEGITIMATE THEATERS One of the advantages of the Huntington Hartford Theater 1615 N1 Vine St la its accessibility by private or public transportation from all pafts of Southern California and the extensive parking facilities adjacent to it The new theater which-will have its formal opening on Sept 27 when Helen Hayes -will begin a four -week engagement in James "What Every Woman Knows" is only two blodcs from the Hollywood Freeway This places it less than 20 minutes drive from most points in the San Fernando Valley the downtown area and only a few minutes more from Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley Located half a block south of Hollywood Blvd it can easily be I leached by half a dozembus lines 1 from any direction while cross-1 town arteries make it only a' few minutes drive from almost any point Within half a block from the theater there is parking space JSf too PM TOMORROW Victor Marlow Geller Theater Workshop student recently seen in a leading role in in the House" has been signed by Warners for a role in "Thf Silver Chalice" The picture they dared France to makel Ndtax baa flSTAR SONGSTRESS Gloria De Haven opens a singing engagement-tonight at the Mo-cambo with Paul Heberw orchestra and Gene de Paul at the piano Sherman's March Featured in Featured sequences of With the Wind" now at LoeWs State and Egyptian theaters include march to the sea the flight of the populace from Atlanta the siege of that city the burning of its munitions warehouses the glittering ball at Tara and the marching armies of the Civil War era Wide screen projection and the use of the newly developed Per-specta Stereophonic sound process are said to add -panoramic values to the 15-year-old production Columnist on Vacation i 'Lowell Redelings is on the first part of his vacation his column will be resumed upon his return ELEPHANT WALK 7 i THE I DESPERADO GREEK THEATRE ff Ha Vanaata SB H1 Bail asmsb Piractad by I Itrua Ptay by MICHAEL CURTIZ WHIP I donuU HIGH MIGHTY i PECOS BILL -VALLEY OF THE SUN ISIS Saa Feraai TH-2-SZ51 SSOO MACMOUA BLVBL TH -4-1 SOS SUSAN SLEPT HERE I PUSHOVER KURT HERBERT ADLER Conductor INDEPENDENT THEATRES Tour Dally Guide to the Best In Entertainment INGE BORKH Soprano Arias from The Conor-Schumann 4 UON MO fmvco MATB satai HNMM ON SAlf AT NOUVWOOO BOWL so caua music co -737 MKI rmms tom aad MARILYN MONROE is doing the Wave" number and Joe DiMaggio is on the set watching This is unusual It's the first time Joe has watched Marilyn perform since she became Mrs DiMaggio I stood next to Joe and I asked come? Why are you visiting the set?" Marilyn was onstage taking a few warm-up swings and gestures waiting for the signal to go-for-a-take keep reading in tfie papers and fan magazines that I must be an odd ball' there must be something wrong because I don't visit my wife on the set Now that I'm here everyone look at me and'you ask 'How Joe gave a Might laugh Marilyn was still rehears- Ing The playback machine was blasting MarilyrTsinging Wave" Jack Cble who staged the dance was watching Marilyn's movements Director Walter Lang was watching the movements the camera coming in on the boom were to make are they going to get started? When are they going to do something?" asked Joe "That's why I don't like to visit the sat- It takes too long for something to happen Makes me nervous" "Don't know why they wait so long after they rehearse so much" said Joe "No wonder pictures cost so much money I don't know how Marilyn stands it I like to do something and get it over She looks good up there doesn't she She sure does Joe" said a grip passing1 by! I smiled along with Joe MARILYN was now rehearsing I said to Joe He shifted slightly the way I had seen him do "Often at the Yankee Stadium when he was getting in position in the outfield for the new batter This reminded me: the recent Oldtimers-Hall of Fsnw game which Joe had won with a home run I commented on it Marilyn was stiU singing Wave" "I deny I got a big boot out of said Joe "I was hoping I'd hit a home run- but I think I cOuld put one so far in the stands The ball really Joe was smiles I said "Marilyn is god for you" for said Joe 1 to be honest golf did it I think they gave me too much credit Should have given Bill Terry more He hit a home run and he's 56 I wish I could when Marilyn rushed over to Joe "Thanks for coming desr I hoped you liked liked what I saw baby But vil RECORD WEEK! EUTIMY Ctaar by TKCHNICOLOR H08ERT FWUtSnW WYNN "Sousas ww wan i PANTAGESIS1HIU5TREII iTTn-im rmcnio Intf 0 Wwrt pr--e Crt iiW COST KRF 1HH tuiiiaf fJSta Mm Urt f-JIri LOEWTSSTATE it said Joe Irving Berlin came over "Wasn't she great he enthused answered Joe she always is I understand why people think have to go on a set to find out" He smiled MARILYN asked: "How was ft really? I worked hard on this number It's gotta be the "It said Berlin made a new song There must be something the matter with any fellow -who doesn't like it" The assistant director tapped Marilyn on the shoulder ready" he said A photographer approached and said: will you pose for a picture with Before Joe could answer the assistant said: "She now I need about you people?" said the photographer noting DiMag-' gio Berlin and myself a minute" said Joe He turned to Marilyn and squeezed her hand go- 7 ing to leave in a few minutes see you home when you get through" DiMaggio posed for the photo graphs said his goodbyes to everyone and exited Somehow at that exact moment with the noise and the people and the lights I could understand why Joe DiMaggio visit the set If you have Marilyn Monroe at home would you? Camera Crews Searched For 'Mutiny' Storms Camera crews deliberately set out to sea in search of storms and recorded them in Technicolor for the typhoon sequence in Columbia's Caine Mutiny now at the RKO Pantages and Hillstreet theaters Humphrey Bogart Jose Ferrer Van Johnson an3D Fred the stellar roles in this Stanley Kramer' production adapted from Herman best-selling novel Mell Busy as Director Actor at Players' Ring Joseph Mell veteran actor and director who is currently appearing in a featured role in hit comedy-drama which starts its ninth week tonight at this Players Ring is one of the busiest members of the popular theatrical group Not only is he spending his nights on stage at the Ring but by day he is directing the next production "Pick-Up which is (scheduled to -have its Pacific Coast premiere on Sept' 23 SPAAK AUTHOR OF 'JUSTICE' DRAMA Charles Spaak one of France's finest screen writ- ers is author of Is Done" courtroom drama currently at the Sunset Best known for his earlier triumphs and "Carnival in Flanders" Spaak is a brother of foreign minister Paul Henri Spaak GRACH KEUY-WENDEIL C0REV TOELMA RITTER wilb RAYMOND IURR DiradtJ by ALFRED MTCHCOOC SoaMpiay by JOHN MICflAEl HAYES IHHkWMn tfRAMOUNuH iSjoiiYwoooflH Dan Ota wlta -1 BMa ta NaalBtai ECYPTUW CONTESTANTS Australia Award presented Aug 26th iTywtnjJiii'MTu- DUNNE CASEY R0IMS0N LAST 7 DAYS I IEL0W ARE OPEN ALL NIGHT GORDON fcittai-tam VVRVVra tut 2APATA La Eraa-Salraw 1-25-44 law 443 BEB EIVIE Marbfl Brand SB Idtata teat aB BB-3-4371 F1BAL TWIBT BIC Be' Eawa BIBB IICN4EB All TIE BIOS EaltaaMd EM CEOSABEES fiPtaapB EI-3-21S4 CaaL 12 JO IBS BESPEEAS4 BREA 41 4 La Braa E-34502 Bata MAS Sonand-Etn BIAL FIB MBBBEB Ham BEST 7EAES IP BIB LIVE! 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