Variety (October 31, 1951)

si. mi istr PAULFORD (XT $5,000 FOR 20-SEC0ND JWOE This Week’s Football 1 «T* If* (LA T A|m Paul 4 Mary Ford have lined I m X Via Huge Urcrlerp lour which already oil three tOaecond By ABTHt B BBONS43N ♦ 1 1 finales for Hhe.ngold Bret at a r».nr«>» Nall, tae—«W "•> »- Jane Powell Collapses *!,“*"• *"**Ya/btulSt the « k loothair i iw po rt um Ull l ie\Winfl Miff W (HI. in V Y —la going into **•* *•«; Cleveland. Oct 30 Carpel company, which l« shell production for the ir*t time Ml Ht j tnf ppwell collapsed on the « n * **»!** thc 1 1 Oit.sa.ar hutorv ^ ..vT” .. . i« planning to halt the team for l ■ffjn a radical departure from lU'.y'MoO* 4f LneWt State during her loll . tj, # mitialer with In* other renting activities which rover »he (loving show last Wednesday <24) aide*. (our concert hall* and liO studio* had to be carried to her dreae* ' ' ' he 37th St landmark, the cor* | n * robWC M m* . noratkm 1« propping a ub'RMC MU« Powell. whose 12-week-eld | An M11117 I ft A I/O fatW***)* bmt»w eawn here with her port of the |QQ I912DV vOOKS dancers to tour the count* ?ngafrm „ nt looked weary * W By MARTY CLICK MA' COLLEGE I AST •*. •wthere California . . H oo the rw Cal Here* a chance lo see one of the country's top elevens. t New Verb Lnlveroltv Ws ds a t the Violets outclassed •Pts. as a P«h*' , * r •V r «, tU j?r when he arrived in Cleveland A * Show will be called The £»•»**»< h n ht iu from Buffalo and I 4 I*"!*" mn.ne Will read Car* "a, Iv-morning bard rehearsals ex- A | ( pegle Hall prints r **2**i ( hausied bor. *0 at the midweek Pops , to take full advai« a*e m#rk lhr state's management tot « draw hi the tag her schedule from four to three 1 ( Troupe wtU conaiW oC • At ber final show phiMvy orch of tMt pU>« rs. sh§r mlM ^ enl)( screamed and fainted eight foaaaae and after one number Bobby Sergeant - , erv for a unit of *** * romrdiaiheineOO. rushed on *tage ^ ol a Hubert r, s,mo . n . A th# and tarried the young Metro sing- C ry|fx| Carnegie corporation^ *U "M- *** mg Mar to her dressing loom A j&yjj, peoducer Instead of longhair f , medico ordered ber to take a t *JS* P4P music the program wiUJ**. |of|Jf m , from all reports. Mis. gggjg •1st of light e»a*Mc4 ,ni t.**" d pewell is canceling her appearance ,,r g umbers fnun .Ti ha.km *h* ^ # ( ommand film Per ' ' ft.! . : «*m.anr» .1 Odeon Th„«r». Un- The Tiger will let down a bit after great Curgell wig, Bwrhneil f rtuple T emp ll temple once-beaten. But knell undefeated Owls played bettsr r!c Holy O oaa Colgate . Maly Crwaa Crusaders only si* point* from an unbeaten season. 1 Cornell < alumbia • ■ • -f omoli- *•*.? . , Cornell deeper and faster Yale-Dari mouth Vale j • . With injuries healing, the Bulldog will finish well. The tribute to Al Joi*on in the form of a "He membra nee Night" at SiiUnava Detr ( arnegie HaH N Y, last Friday w , r night 26' was one of those wlah-l- t bought-of-it-first ideas that will peculiarly enough, bo remembered Georgia-Alaba ».y many for reasons that have no T link with Jolie The idea wasortgi-1 Arkansas Tesa nated by N Y disk jockey Joe • t » Roger Fran* and Jack Hyatt a fine combination. Maryland Mksoourt Marrland Terra pint continue undefeated and untied. : Navy Notre Dame Notre Dame Middies will make it very tougb for the Irish. Pennsylvania William A Mary Pennaylvania ,:.. ike : Quakers will need everything l ” ** % Ulanov a- Detroit . Vlllaoova *day Wildcats compare with Maryland and Holy Cross. ♦ /a. e k ;0 e.g . NOCTi . : ' . ama C^oegla Tossup* B««ih clubs disappointed this season. Lin SBM Tetaa ABM SsLZ? Wriin Vtc . or l " • . . -'link with Jolie. The idea wasoogi- Arbanaao-Tesaa ABM Temaa ABM btrauss Gershwin Be formance at Odeon Theatre. Ba , #d u g \ disk jockey Joe Was Arkansas win over Te*a* a fluke? ; ***'. orndtUPtS^hSln t 6,m Nov s Whether prodwrtlbn KrankUn y to p.osluted with Bailor Texas 4 hristian leva. 4 brtotlan Semi ^ both leader ’•* kvr nest Metro picture. 0 Samuel Rose . Cpset! ftorned Frogs almost beat Southern Cal. SSf&r. w.ll £ & will bo’botd : gp I ■" ■ ■ aBoU—o' jyjgK' •wnw^MMdl^l.d ^ <"** i U?e usually recovers has not yet been decided * ** 'nle^uied 1 to get into the 1 1 »‘ mj *>n a far cry from its unbeaten team of 1®MI SI If dnes seem unlikely that vhe will ’Sit Georgia Tech Duke . teeorgia Tech JSaifte ae through a Theatre Guild broad- > g*J**___ t Rambling Wreck may go all the w 4 > undefeated. and muMcians w.ll hr h-nd-^*«Md rt . <<nm hat no t yet been d An orrb of M orM ^eusuallv ^ ^ rm unllfce)y tha , , touring romplenu nl, has hw n tkm ^ a Tbektro 0ulld n.srd for . . e symgjK^ C ag. lB Ute No gregotigB* to stgrk «p Q&& cal setups. ■ -- Program will hr div»d*d mio two Gracie FwUs Ssirw number on the first half will pre- ♦ I J smt the Id dancers in IWh .*n!ur> Tqq HonOTS in LOnd hallnMim costume Bun* wait ns or 1 ^" *' ' . pulk.is. or other »»rn<»d dames. »* k> D . ^ ( OlTimand used to obtain m ballrooms A* finale, the terpers wilt pi« »nt a London. Oc square dance ^ ^ • t uin* (licnna Grorie Fiel Annual IsdUSttOt an easy time registering top •d Ubidmi. mdie concert >l . Ml . t d ay Mon > In the it manage / end ho«*krr. currently r - 4 . Uin - ( oinmand Perform hitch was Noxember Ike proceeding, cried out for sria- ; M.,m« both »tn mjtrr.il «<t m.n-1 , _ _ • ... *****_ . • nrr of pr. .1 ntallM. for In,liner !. . , -♦ • 'o ♦ ■ Gracie Fields Stares Top Honors is London or, of prr^ou.Mm for tn,..nrr wmiiL ..tJl ****** | romir Jo»» A dim. piiiind »ith MbANo*. doMblr um Al Krltv.prrM.ntrd 1 ! w . r <Mo WH« bonding inol brr powrr hooM UMrlr.. Ukroff on Thr tlrttv.buri C I till I TIBBimi Wno Tb* ddlrrt part of It If l _. Hm > * o-mptmbrri. AII Amortci. “ r «tr Oou onl> . Iro TD, from . fin. m-m. ' ” fromvgo«tfl taste and was hardly ^ .. .4. iji. ,1 hi iImkp bh.i lavu thr Southern MelhodUt-Tekas . . . Tesaa •»**.»? 1 "«* M,, L r “ h “: m aiamlv l»4i Th*>re ir* Him# Ihlnci -.TUmBnol'. . Annual Institution an ra » y time registering top honors id Libidins. indie concert >(>aU . l( t ay iMon l In the most un mowoftt.* and booker, currently rK<Utng C ommand Performance in tar ding the Rallet Rub^e dr \D*nte m ^ n( >rara Patricia Mortson lead rf'onttnued on page M> ln • K »sa Me. Kate ' here, and the ' W.e're Bros, were strong runners rs f n l r r -a t “p at the Victoria Palace here Berlin Back rrom toast jack »Mton produced the show and if c m- ,sa 1 9 T a, d a hangup Job. After Setting M^dam lo Although embracing most of the * ; a« • si ' top British vaude acts. Ihta Com a r m I c JCt ,mm 4°^ ***** * nd *** hard,y Soother. Method At Royal Command Show WW * 1 London. Oct. 30. <|ignii> left There are some things 1 o iiRdirnne Grncte Fields had from hiMory which are not readily Illinois Michigan M'onttnued on page Ml Berlin Back From Coast After Selling ‘Madam To ■ •Continiied on page 111 . Btg T ———■ - Wlsromsin Indiana . Johntt Gurley’ Finished, Cast •*"* *"*"” - S OIh „ ub . Be Released is Brian ^""nX For at Least 9 Months k ™ k * 101 Ixmdon Oct. 30 - • jy. Jfarncr t >1 .fRIOOOB ^Tbchnlcoioc Ohi# Stale-Narthwestern llllnoia Michigan IHimoia Htg Ten championship at auke. Wlacoosia Indiana Mwroasln ..... Johnny Coatt a is a top T-qfuarter. low a-Minnesota Minor iota Both clubs below- par. Gophers improving. Colorado Iowa Stale Colorado v * A hard game to figure, Colorado at home. Nebraska- Kansas Bas»as Big game for both schools; Kansas coming on Kansas State Oklahoma Oklahoma .... , Sooners havo a breather • 0 •4 a a a• » • •. iMt lfM a a o.'e o « 4a Mil o*e ► ■ ■. A v r ■ OAaL ‘I :La^.’ k. MnJoo ’1. ! Warner s «i Ohio SUIe Narthwestern Obln Stole 20tl* iPtrty to Metro » «*». ' * fj ^! ur u « l,M ’ dMrtmn of - ! Northwestern badly beaten last week. ..... u m . koto km « Purdue Penn SUIe Purdne Irving Berlin came hack friwit alnt equally familiar acta. I ingttm studios last week, must stay • • M a a e • HoltvW(4Kid otter the wet-krnd with HritUh comics Arthur Fnglish, : in cold b tor age In Britain for at t4Ntl<MM) »h two picture d»‘als, a J|imny y^fuarda and Craiy Gang least nine months. The contract, m-w IhMhy A llerbrtl ■wore individual clicks. Vera Lxnn which gave the company the film bo«>k musical for I,eland Hayward. ...tx K«r vorali Flor me r-tvhit mntimi an embargo Boilermakers play in tougher company. ''•■"A rAB WEST ; ..:V ere individual clicks. Vera Lxnn whick gave the company the film I’CLA Califarwia cgixtered with her vocals. Flor- mg rights, contains an embargo California 4 0.0-0 4 k • ' ■rn I . I If giyiril U WIVM Iffl ... » •S*'*' w l ■■ ■ - ——r - and another ulea (or a ktit m«>» e|Wf p^ a wwwd made a aock impact f on the wreening before October ; Ore* an-Ida ha Golden Bears still the toughest on thc Coast. cnl fur.. Judv Garland l attr« t* si ill in the idea stage The Hay- < w.ud musical in which Joshua Logan will be associated hut not M ih Aistrate impre^sior^ and in o-si»r not lo clash with Oregon Cicely Courtneidge scored with her the possible presentation of the Wetoiagtno-Oregan State m. ... ^ . a. 1 • _ ‘t - - n NPkfc ^ — -— a A couple of the Coast Conference's poor clubs. w.»m 1 musical in w nun joyous w g vitality routine. Major di»-, stage version of the musical. Logan wilt be as^iate^tnit not appetniment was the local dehut of u the play is put on the stage ne.esxanly stage. ma> ha\e ( . iHt ^ ,Wrn r | Primus Dancers inav , here, it is undrrxtR*od that Warners Holm ss the star ,, The two picture deals are "Call Me Madam* and "Miss Liberty." for jmhFo* and Metro, respective 7' 'ZjT* — w run m u ™ ,_ and Fthel Merman ha* agreed on The Km* was unable it *!****hmaed to A . Giants going to be mean from now on 11 S3 0410 for her stint to recreate show, but Queen Charlev^m the w *»4 |ll « | mi- r 4*vato Bears - • • Cbieago Bears...,,.... her stage role in the picture ver Margaret represented the CJbT I nd !? Litain* ^ B ^* r * ^fd toln g to come along. sion, Sol C. Siegel will produce H^>»* Family. Program didn t «o ■ M r»t ijul u H r Cbkago Cards (Teveland Browns Browns An idea fur the Paul Lukas rote is over the radio, but a private wire £*;; r * nrn, ‘ t 521 Browns battered after Giants, close call. to get Maun- ( ’ »l»er if he can between the theatre and Bucking ; h Jf? Green Bay Detroit IBas Detroit get entry to the U. S 1 ham Palace was Installed «o that a^ked to repeat his Broadway role. Lions must win to May in race. l iberty was bought by Arthur the ailing King could hear the show but rejected it m view of other putabnrfb Philadelphia PtUmhnrgh ^ w t . 1 ' - - - L - kftl ITS It nVMllV t I . I -riu. ■ .' mm ^ ■ • . m A M ^ ■ much as her act was trimmed to a M ill have to defer the British few minutes, which was inadequate i presentation of the Aim until one ft»r her to fully develop her style year after the conclusion of the stage version of the musical. I These are the two best in the northwest. II I he ^li> i. put on Ih# Mice S “ U CUr »Vf Fr “ ct * r * IS —*« >' -■ hr,., it u..0rrMl«d that W.rnrr. _ ^ 4 *™“™‘ l"*-P»»«»nt on Ih, Coirt. ..II tot, to drier thr BnliMi W«W««U« SUUSU.M MM . v Indians showed power against Washington. PROFESSIONAL NT Gianta-NT Yanks ... . RT GianU ... Giants going to be mean from now on. Ml •• • * • 4 • f* •...»» Fi'eed for Ijucette Caron • This is ‘ n bis own room. commitments. Steelers have the better defense the Robert B. Bherwood libretto w hich Moss Hart staged Incidentally. Jack Hylton la vir Cithers who participated were Harry Secombe. Stanley Black ■ n iC n 1 Orch Tuny Fayne A David Evans. llMl) DdllS JdV32€ DOf rs a i. >k. n nr iL * 9 # tuatly set to do "Madam in Lon Richard Murdoch 4 Kenneth din He will have to move fast in Home. Rally Ann Howes iwith order to precede the Aim version Jimmy Kdwardsl. AUn A Blanche which 24Hh Fox plana to put into Lund and the lntin American Bal- production nest summer let with Joachim Peres Femai.Jes. Rams avenge Ust weeks walloping. W on. 113: I oat. 71: Ties. 3: Pet.. .333 .7 ; >\v 'Ties Don't Count) Subtler!ptiom Order Form Enclosed find check for $ Ploas« wnd VARIETY for^* Year* » 31 On Immorality Grounds 1 - - ASA *' --/ \tu$ do nt cZm ™ " i t College games are held Saturday afternoon t Paris, fkt 30 (ra games on Sunday unless aisled stk*r«i># *00 * Point ntarpiiij are estimates, not offieiml odds. of immorality. Film also was a con-! _ Irm srsisl vwxl#st at thn Vnrslen IP11 rn ^ - - -- - - ■ ^ k ^ —A 11 P h # I flL .A' are held Saturday afternoon nnday unless stated otherwise otherwise stated. trovenual point at the Venice Film Htirvun I a fuel III Pi* SWI S S «•<*•>> Ktrrn.rtlrr Hrnn VSiyea UICSI UJ. ru Jeshson tried to havw the Aim (M 4> f J CL ^ yanked on the grounds that the, imjtT (0 l OmmanO jROVA rust SsskSI Street . . ,....,. CRy I 0 OS 0 • 0*0 4 Zone main fesl inAuence ras clerical and t onrinn on an : m • ss ■» j A ZZZ? *»• Dune, to «* MW. Ts Gam Her Freedom and won nothing t h o ug h it evinced , *° *40 Hollywood lineup of stars Munich. Oct ~ a lively spectator interest. Film is participating in the Royal Com- Jtrina Stepnlckova. C«echovlova* , w»» u> M, fourth »eek here at the mind rtlm Performance next Mon Waa lenttin* aetrem. «a> e»P«u»rd Martgnan and Marivaux here and Amv ... ^ . K . tK . by Communist border guards * doing good to socko bu \\ aMy I*?* 11 l§ • lso P~«ble that Mood a y «221 while trying to ev It ronceina a prmtityte who de- Fred MacMurray will take part in cape into western German* Rad • Czech Actress Canght By Counssirti Trying Ts Can Her Freeds* Munich. Oct 23 J Irina Stepnlckova. Caccboslova* It concerns a prostitute who rides to take her son back to Mar- the junket. I Free Europe (RFII repented here •eilles with her A petty gangster The stageshow, which Ben Lyon Tl * •*<»> of the U1 fated eac*|M enters their lives, the mother fall- i t producing, will follow the F to * * u revealed by the guide at ing for the crook. The hoy’s life screening of the Command p>c Misa Stepnickova’s escape par ^ Is made miserable, bringing • show- ‘Where No Vultures Fly " at tht thc °®ly person who managoi > down between the two men Odeon Leicester Square Apart get *way from the border guard** Pic has a standout performance from the artists specially making The guide aaid the actress by Madeleine Robinson at the the trek from HoU>wo«m 1. a num three-year-old son. 4 17-year “J good-natured, passionate prostitute, her of U. S. stars working here. »*u4ent and kia girl friend. ask*d If Atm passes the censors, it would including Orson Welles, are being **im In load them across the heax » he a good art house bet in the (J B. recruited for the show In addition, guarded frontier Into American c* i h is a Josep h Sere holts production at least 90 British artists will take copied Bavaria. They planned « iand is distributed by Gibe Films. part la the program. <Continued ad page ID toqulor Subscription Kotos On# Tsar—$10.00 Two Yoors—311.00 Caaada and Foroiqn—-SI Addition^ por Y# 1M Woof 44th Steoot her. A petty ganfster The stageshow, which Ben Lyoo The M«ry of the U1 feted eartpj lives, the mother fall- i» producing, will follow the P io * WM revealed by the guide * Inc. Now Yorh It, N. Y.