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_ | | we he | 7 Tuesday, August 12, 1958
m ) er rane Column) “By EASLEY BLACKWOOD." = |
wget bog ast atte By BOB THOMAS | My. New, is a kibitzer by. birth: and training, “It OPTOMETRIST. j t
HOLLYWOOD in—"T waited | May be said he is the typical kibitzer. .He.is irritating|| : Phone 5548 S i
and waited, wondering if ‘they|in a mild, polite way. He is condescending, . eee | ee it
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again. Why wouldn't they? Did ina suit in which there are four| {Ted back a club. ’ This was ex-, 3
I not: win an academy Award|outstanding cards and loses to a actly what Mr.,Dale wanted. “He suaasunenaesnenane

here? I did. And still. they did|singleton king, Mr. New Is likely ducked. and Mr,’ Meek won with |m. Wallace’ s Dept. Store

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
   

 

 

 

 

 

not call.” to say, quietly, that he  -would the nines on ie.

This was the frank,. ‘energetic have gone up with ace. |; Not only} It would have been ineffective a _M ADE TO. .
talk of Katina Paxinou, who has| that, but he actually believes it. for Mr. Meek to lead a spade x |
finally- been .called: back to Hol-|: When a player goes down one from his side of the ‘table. to|@: _MEASU RE a
lywood-after a 10-year absence.{at.a game contract after losing | knock. out that vital” acc of |m

The winner. of ‘the supporting|three finesses and finding-all of spades entry. to: dummy, so he led) m a
award for her dynamic Pilar|the: ‘outstanding trumps in’ one another club. sete a 7
awetror Whom the Bell Tolls,”|opponent’s hand, Mr, New is] /, Mr. Dale. now, had time to set |m 7
she has long been cited as a right in there with the comment the diamond suit and make his : . a.
victim of the so-called “Oscar that, he would have stopped be-|Same. =
jinx.” jow gaime. it f £ “th when Ho: ay clear-cut fase of a 4

“Per c -He is the living proof o e 4 Oo. ret tner's a

Perhaps 1 did’ have the Oscar adage, “a little learning isa dan- lead.” With that ‘long diamond |m a.
jinx,” said the handsome’ Greek Be, suit: in
actress: “AN I know. is they |Serous thing” |have Nod ‘the fueR ‘of ee aoe _&
could find.no pictures: for me. ‘South ‘dealer Tis flest: opportunity, killing the a , 8
Except when they wanted some- |: ‘Both sides vulnerablo only entry to-the- board, & In ss

one to. play an’old bag. So -here| *. | NORTH |} |. Continuing. spades | until | the|™ s .

Tram back again, playing anoth- a Mr. Abel” i ace was gone plus holding up the |m a
er old: bag.” » eat ace.of diamonds until the third |g. b 7
CAST AS GYPSY . @KJW5420 °°: round» of the 6uit:;would) have'g _ o =

“Once again .she is playing al oo qwrsr ne 8  pasr’ tracts certain, defeat of the con- 7a a
gypsy rebel leader, this time in| © mr Meck 9. Mr. New a eel p
“The Miracle.” She if happy| @ K 98 2 bw 107 — wn , .
with the meaty role but she. is 3 QIJs | x 98 e . .
puzzied at how: Hollywood has ies Of Ce ido C f ie a
typed her. ‘& QJ 109 2 oe Ge ommo ore a e ae |

“Look at. these— are. they. ple- ote, Dale 7 wat ay 2. oS
tures ie an of: bag?” spe ane oo a rene ot a We cater to: private parties, n Ss

re displaye 1otos. from her _ et a , —
stage roles in- ‘vondon, New York}. 7 @ #73 ve luncheéns. ‘ond: enauete Mn ge ain e
; 1 wAKS oe | Accommodation ‘  Choose’-from over 30; #
and her native Athens. They |} ape biddine: PS ‘ fy
were, indeed quite: glamorous. eepeyy weet. North Past 130 persons: a ‘Assorted ° ‘Draperies. e a

“Iwas only 37 when 'I played): iv Pass 24). ‘Pasi oe oe r] All. Wallace's Made to Mca- &
Pilar,” she remarked, “and I] :3 NT. . Pass. .3nr ‘AIL Pass . _ | }-sure .Drapes are-.niade: for. &
was, considered by many to be! © a+ certain intervals (after he “Our specialty - — @ you by our Montreal fac- s
a beauty: ‘But try to get the ne ‘ Chi Food © S tory. Made belter, yet they @

: has forgotten the gruesome re- inese: oo - a
studios to sce. me that. way. *. Jsults of the last time), he decides jg cost: less. a.

Miss. Paxinou left’ here a dec-|to get into the game... He. held For take- out orders: _. Also - wide sel tion a
ade ago after “Mourning Be-|the East. cards in today’s: hand. : =» D by th ration ..
comes Electra, | ; voce ane ad: Mr. Meek opened: the. queen of : = rapery y the ar s
mitted’ was, a disaster. She said| clubs and Mr. Dale won’ with the
shé was “Eugene O'’Neill’s per- |‘king. * Dial 3133. ot WALLACE'S 4 ,
sonal choice to play the mother Note. that Mr. Dale purposely a a

role. in the tragedy, but the|refraincd from playing the ace of Open 6 a.m,’ to V ‘a.m, 2 DEPT. STORE s

, whole project went away in the clubs at the first: trick.. That a a =
filming. Jwould have fooled nobody as ,to], am

What does she think of ‘Hol- | the location of the king. . Mr.
lywood now? . New was good enough to Knowl] . B TODAY to.
FILM CAPITAL “DEAD” that if his partner's clubs had 3 WEDNESDAY

“Tt's dead. dead. dead,” she been headed by the K Qo or KQ
S -acad, , » Ss 10, he would have led the king.

said.. “It is very, sad to come But when Mr. Dale won with Betrayal That Ticks Like A Time Bomb”
back here and see it this way.| the king of clubs, he left doubt MM

I have gone to Romanoff’s and! as to the location ofthe ate. || (]° aig’

Larue and I see no;one I rec-| (Mr, Meek. might. . have » led
opnize. They are all at home,| from a holding of A Qs and
I guess. Even the studios are; one or more small cards.)

not the same. You used to sce At trick two-Mr. ‘Dale Iced a
the bustle and activity, Now | ‘diamond and finessed.the 10: Mr.
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