Variety (September 26, 1951)

Hollywood Red Probe at Close «*SI B) MIIIC KAPLAN Hollywood, Sept 29. Three tit umW Ullnf the stand today <Tue*.> were expected to wind up the current Hollywood probe of the House Uli American Art tv It tee Committee** four year tnv**«ttflat ton of (ummunum in the Aim induatry. and possibly *»g- nal end of tbr entire inquiry See- alon la being chaired by Hep Francis Walter D., Pa *. auccerd ln| Chairman John Wood <D. (•a i, who planed home over the weekend after telling Vaairry that “I think tissfe lo auunw we have pretty wel l ftni*h»d our in- veMiaation of this induatry The committee expect* to aUhmit a full report to Congee** by the end of i thia year ? (>o* of three on today la Karl Tun beftf Screen Writer* Guild prexy who had asked to be heard to Amah additional details on the Guild’* aucrraaful fight At Ne«)’i Fistic* exploited' Minneapolis. Sept 29 Actor Tom Noel** Attic ex- ploit • have apparently him a boxoffice attraction leaat. that » what the of the Pi a. loop aureaeater. be- lieve. Ip their newspaper ada for Aral-run offering* ’The Dal- ton*’ Woman .** the pix calls at- tention to the fad that Neal la • The franc hot Tone Rlugger " front displays at the show- bouve feature that fact. This Week’s Football By MARTY COLLEGE BAST . • • • * • v Don’t aell Army abort female i e-.x i- • -,« • w Brown rebuilding with new Maff i » a-a*. • .a * i it California remains one of •• • t jf * »’"•« • I.' I Violets replacing Columbia on arhedule i urnetl lost quarterback Stark against Temple sfdi Ram Is one of east s bt *l • e ♦ > • ,a • NAM Exec Details Why Giafer Regers Coski Not Appear at Elnira Rally •• Hgm York. Communist elements within Its ... Vaeiwev _:. v ranks The oth.r two are mdu* ■* |n Uirnem |* Miss Ginger try figures were subpoenaed . f and u the NAM I wlxh to Veaterday s *Moe » session.^ the. f|v ^ yiHJ ihe f ar t ua | background of sixth the committee has held hers. , h# e i rr u instance* which led you to BOB MORRIS During the past year he's sung more awngs and uscH mure ah«w# | us television than any other pop •ing»r in tha business. Thai covers j a l*>t of terrlt«»ry but the record apsbka for itself. W e d Uhe te play I it foe yen. Mansesment PHIL EDWARD* I*** Broadway I’Uas T-INI Duke aUrtmg anew, new system. new teach Harvard Hely Craaa Holy (mas Eddie Anderson has Crv sader* *n«*ig elite again LafayetteButgrrs Yale-Navy Jim Munahan a triple threat tor Rutgers Navy Rig game of the Beat' Naf f is d eeper V Penn Mate Ntttany Lmmi has many veterans MID-WERT v * a a S a * v • 14 4 n -> ■, •a • * ■ n , _^.l ■ +*' ■ IT a a 4‘ a. • a. s’ slowed the proN to a walk, with <Continued on page 20* 5 LA. Stadias Telerise H’woof Ref Hsarhfs publish ta your Sept. If issue the f erroneous *t element that the NAM , had placed a ‘ nix on the Idea of | having Ginger Roger* attend the Day i tele- On *0kla,’ Hledea’ Bearcats are a rising independent Nortbw Wildcats lost many lettermen llllnoi* lllini could be Big Ten champions Noire D fighting Irish on the way up again. Iowa State . Kansas Jayhawkert are Big Sewn championship contender*, lews Xanaaa State Iowa Iowa has powerful runh.ng attack. Illinois l ( I A lammiwn top #• - s • • s •- a '»,.W • < niun in Holly wood rcrerud itselfj |m. Henry Morgan, Hobart Mont *- *•— 1 —— -• 'gasnrry. Lucy Mourn*. Lola Mon let. Joe Lewi*. Joe Wolcott. U»wetl Thomas and tien l-eslle Groves. F.tnora I’onsMtution bration 4 ^ • j Barttah Asfftfft Mix* Roger* was one of many Berlin critic* have coma up arMhj prominent Americans, including J'. various reactions to the perform » Johnny Coatta top Big Ten quarterback of the two top American Michigan Wlrhlgan state Michigan Mate ‘Oklahoma * and Tremendous battle! State will repeat last year's win. 14 ' r 12 i\ , . Hn Hy w is a d . Sept. 29 hv. Dn American Activities fdgar ll«H*vcr f ord frb k. Gen Ml* j ggMws „ BB conducting hearings on Commu 1 ciui (‘lay. Kate Smith. Irving Bar-. pertklpatient. and la allowing televising of tha aesalana by L A. video stations, following om* mao campaign staged by Dick Moore, general manager of K'nrv Moore huddled With Chairman John Wood ill. Ga l and swung him around to agreeing, then phoned full committee in Washing- ton and got mayonty to okay the tel -vising Soon as that happened other sta* tions jumped on the bandwagon. K M A TV’s v p Ihmn Tatum claim Ing reversal wa* due to that chan nel’s efforts, and KTLA’a Klaus Lmdsberg asa«rting it was result of hlx work After all the haggling. AW *ta tloos televised the proc -edingx on a pooled basis K1U TV and KTSL joined the other three tn covering the hearings Cameras were kept ?*T several witnesses w ho nlaed TV. whom the NAM *nd the Blmira Constitution Day Committee ap- proached directly or indirectly as to their availability for part trips torn as guests m the celebration n Sund .v s»pt Id We were informed, as was the « rase with many of the other*, that prrviouft commitments or engage- ments would prevent Miss Rogers • Continued on page 144> Medea.** at the i-ecent Berlin Arts Mini festival, Washington reported bevt on the Const. Surprisingly enough, the Ger Ml s aouri-Oklaboma AAM Missouri man rrttic fur the Americnu-Ogf- f. : Don faurot s team has a high scoring offense man language paper. Die Neue Zel Ohio Stale-ftouthem Methodist Ohio Male lung, came through with one of the Buckeye* have too many guns particularly Janowkx. strongest . i Miriam of all Berlin Fwrdwe Temaa Tesas paper*. Friedrich Luff described ; Texa* showed it* class HimM Kentucky. Judith Anderson in “Medea** a* X I Nebraska Texas Christian Nebraska <• i .•> i powerful act rest'* but added that it appeared strange to us that she continued sighing, making v Corn buskers tough with or with«»ut Reynold*. SOITH gesture*, walking to and Irani **. uaidist Mate-Alabama Alabama Danny Dare lo (Jet Hearing Before Prohors Danny Dare, former Hollywood- Ite but now a (‘HR producer In New York, discloaed yesterday «Tue* > that he will appear at hi* own re- quest brfjrw the House Cn Ameri- can Activities Committee when It returns to Washington. Dare was mentioned at the icon in it tee hear- ings in l*o» Angeles last week. Producer said that as soon as he discovered that his name had been connected w.tlr Communism in the probe he wired the group a de- mand that he he permitted to testi- fy. A return wire signed by Rep. Francis Walters, of the sub-com- mittee In L A . said that Dare would be given an opportunity to he heard when the hearing* re- turned to the capital. who recently shifted from NB< to CBS, produced the anti- communist “Crusade for freedom ‘ •how aired by the Sunday «22». $80,000 Ms* Skim i Dedicated in L A. l-oa Angeles. Sept. 29. Al Jolvon has joined the im- mortals—m granite, hronae and cascading waterfall. A shrine cost- ing $10,000. overlooking the vkst expanse of a memorial park, was dedicated on Sunday '23* while 300 fronds sat in attendance. Ab* C “ ment was his widow. Brio. Jack nny spoke the eulogy. The shrine. M (Grecian simplicity, commands a crest of the memorial park that overlooks the highway over which all travelers to and from the LA. airport must pass.) Paul W illiams. Negro architect, de- signed the memorial from an origi- nal concept by the widow. An open, circular colonnade, it la constructed of white marble, with the decora- tive mosaic ceiling Aown here from Italy The domr a interior depicts Moses with the tablet of the com- mandments. Supporting the dome are four columns of white marble standing 39 feet high. Under this dome is the Jolaon vault . At the base of the shrine is an incessant Bow of water tumbling over the six levels across its 120- foot length. Kntranre to the rotun the stage while It was her co-actors turn to recite their parts.’* I.uft stated that “the American stage has an exact knowledge of the theatre of today, the gestures our time. But It still lacks tra* {ddion. worked out the hard way by thr European stage ’ The french licensed paper re- marked * “so we saw a genuine American play, exart. sober, hut without atmosphere:** It called Mias Anderson the “American queen of tragedy • powerful worn an in the scene, a mistress of pas- sions. possessed of a brutal temper- ament. a really wild queen letting loose a thunderstorm of feelings which the audience accepted with admiration ” (‘ritic Dora fehling la the Tete^ graf described Judith Anderson as an “exciting mixture of pathetics. and most * .f • a • q •.» ♦ LRU weak from tackle tu tackle Auburn-Vanderbilt , : Vanderbilt Auburn didn’t uin a game last year. Rire-C'leuMaa fnitei (Teaman ClentNon Tiger was unbeaten last year, wllil has plenty. flarlda-(*eargla Teeb taHei . /. (ieargia Tecb Rambling Wreck heading for top m-i \ irginia t.earge Waabkxgtaa Virginia Cavaliers one of south's best indx*pendents. Nartb CaroHaa-Georgla . Nartb CaruHaa Tough opener for both teams. | .. KaaBaaRy Wildcat* good even in Texas defeat. .« •' * p • t% BB2BM** * ^ Coach Andy Gustafson has his best team yet. ^r*B*RB*Bk^h 29*Hi IRkg9P ^rXXMgggBpg| They’re all saying Tenncaae is country a top .11. No. Carolina M.-Wakr forest tnHel . Wake forest Deacon* without Peahead Walker have plenty left. X Mary Oklahoma Billy Vessels.is sureAie AH-America, i Tessa A A M Texas Teeb ..Texas AAM It 12 It 12 ll II H 'A • ¥• t lift M<i • < . n a o o '* it 12 !l t* Albert Willemetx. foremost French librettist and lyricist, and | ^ A .. \P pi _ I- pcesi<lent of the Soclete de* An- network last d * revests a hrunse sculpture of teur*. Compositeurs A Rditeurs del Aggies have championship contender. *.uper modern hysteria, and moat FAX WERT intimate mastership w f !Onm i- 1 < r i.... Yolkublatt remarked that in Miss Arisons best in Rt conference A nd«*r>on s performance they saw Oregon Hiale Utah Oregon SUte (Continued on page 144> B|gftB baa a veteran 11 Wa*bington Rtale-Santa Clara, Both clubs sub-par, PROFESSION \L . ( hieage Bear* Both clubs unimpressive pre-season. . CIniImI Browns still the team to beat. 13 Waxbbkctoa Rtate t ■* o*o a • WiBenetz-Ckevalier Bid Irvhf Berlin To Tune Paris Musical *“ Green Bay-('bicage Bear* *»••.• • • • • * VitttOMi SubMcripUim Order Form Enclosed find check for | PU.se send VARIETY for Two Yew Te • .9 • • ♦ • o 4 • • * • N#mt» t • • • t 4 • • • t Street i ilv / • * * •' IS4 West 44tk Stroot Stnte Roqulnr Subscripfioo Rotes Y**r—$10JI Two Titfi tULBi km* per Ybbp I nc. New York If. N. Y. Musique • SACKM l* the french ASCAfi, wants Irving Berlin to tunesmtth a new musical next sea son for Paris production. It would star Lady Patachou. s Parisian Eaglet are an aging club I, . . ...... ; BcRMN Lion* are dark horse Pittsburgh-NY (slants (Men. ulte) . . Giants Giants need a healthy ( oncrly. however. NY YaRb-lm Angeles Rama (Mon. uitei Yanks duo for a rough •Point fMftrgiwt are estimates, not official odds nitery langatrim. She is Maurice f Collej# games art bald Chevalier’s protege The show may Pro gaaaaa an have Chevalier capital and possibly also Chevalier in the cast The French star is collaborating with WiliemeU on the book (“Lady” is a common first name, no title, in France.) V, i The idea Intrigue* Berlin, who la the only American member of RACBM and realties millions of j francs income directly from the 14 1 stated. Prince*. LU, i)uk*t.GH AMUS. BIZ BENEFITS Exttnftive Cxil Coverage Ottawa, Sept 29. The visit ta Canada next month | Washington. Sept 2* of Their Royal Highnesses, Princess ‘ Office of Price Stabilisation te* BY OPS COUNG NIX Eiixabeth and tha Duke of french society. The big mental 1 mo*t.-^Ba pliP> | hurdle Is the prospect of writing coverage by ilm. radio and tele tunes to french lyric* first, wi^ch vUiou ever given to any previous would necessitate thinking from €V * W Canada. , the Gallic viewpoint. Heretofore j The pilot train, which precede* his songs ^ were translated into the Royal train throughout the instance “Annie du! tour, will have six newsreel ceilings last * c* x _ a number of service*, tnriud* Ing several connected with the in- ane television unit, around 20 & Get Y was called Rb R Beilin ties to Paris next month length Shu In color on tha Royal 1 on the project. | mgrapners ana a National Board erew which plana a feature- l adverU.->ng of arto'N and athlete*, public »• •* Uor*. and the gran 'f of rights under patents, tradeu... k« and copjnighU “‘except where rwu N fee* and charge* are incident.! 10 or an inUgral part of, a lea^« r,r sale of material subject ta »■ >* r