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"Hollywood accepts —
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By BOB
HOLLYWOOD (AP)

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THOMAS
—At long last, Hollywood

has claimed its own girl, Gwen Verdon,

The fiim Industry is a -littte
“slow on the uptake sometimes
“and the case of Gwen ts a primc

“example, The gal was born al-
most in the shadow of MGM
studios, where her father worked

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She played in Los Angeles
,, theatres as a tap dancer, ap.
ne peared {In water shows, modelled

vi bathing suits and strutted at

“night spots. Stil,
' couldn’t see her. ,

She danced In and around the
_bumptuous movie musicals of the
‘’403 and early 50s.

“T had two duets with Betty
Grable ‘in movies,” she recalls.
“Bach time I played a bum.”

, OTHER ROLES ’

There were other dancing roles
-too, usually anoynmous, She
played a Negro dancer in “Mis-

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FOOTING THE BILL—Making ;
a big splash, shapely Roberta
Morton pranceés in the surf at.
Miaml Beach, Fla. Although
the pretty miss had
coming, we're sure the pho-
tographer had no complaints,

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Anglican Church |
"seer in danger
of extinction

* TORONTO &—Lack of clergy-
“men may bring the extinction of ;
the Angilean Chureh ino rura:
areas of Western Canada within:
the next gerferation, Very Rev.
S. A. R. Wood, Dean of Saska-
toon, told the graduating class

of Wycliffe College Wednesda:
ight.

He said there is anxiety andi
“distress in the minds of bishops
in charge of rural dioceses be-

Cause they have three men who

eanust do the work of six.
te

“Wo need your help,” he told:
Sernduates and students,
care to have a strony ehurch
ey ight across Canada”

Dean Wood — ceseribed
“chureh's ositlon ns clesperaty

for most sections of the country vi!

‘outside urban centres,

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wie college.

HAND STAND--—Civing a pal a
enero than olalt foot. tall,’
parva Navaroy, 2 Inchos high, |

the Ringling Bros, and Barntne aad Haliy Qlrous, currently
pppoaring wh Madiion Square Garden,

a kick 3

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the:

“He received the honorary de |
spree of doctor of divinity from; Way, died Thursday night from |

 

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“My last assignmenv here was
1s Jack Cole's assistant on “Gen-
-lemen Prefer Blondes’’, she said,

fane Russell epic of 1953.

Into Can-Can in New York, and
£ took it,’

pedestrian musical into the hit
class, Then she went into “Damn
Yankees,” achieving stardom .as
Lola, the shapely temptress who
helps bargain for
player's soul. She followed with

Again, her performance.- was
greatly respoysible, since ctities
iound fault with converting. Eu-
gene O’Nelll’s Anna Christie into
a musical,

Finally, Hollywood - “has | "her.
She has been returned: to her]
home town to re-create her. role
in “Damn Yankees’ opposite Tab
Hunter.

But Ho! tywood doesn’t” ‘get to
keep her. When she finishes the
fiim,
way, which has treated her | hore
kindly, 4

' Reds refuse.

~ to join tests
on radiation -
LONDON (AP)—Niki-
‘ta. Khrushchev says. the,
Soviet Union probably
-will not join other mem-

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ton radiation .in sending 7
to this sum-
series of United

observer's
;mer’s
States tests in the Pacific.

“This would be.a-sort’ of,

| support of the U.S. asser-
;tion thatvit
' possible to develop a clean!
‘bomb which w ould be, so;

‘to speak, a noble weapon:! fool:shty | "_redpéned the bidding |
‘for the filthy deed of an-,

‘nihilating people, ” the So-/
viet premier told:

‘Kremlin reception - for
‘President Nasser. Wed-
mesday night. - “ Moscow!
‘radio broadcast his | " re-
imarks today. |
| The U.S. invited the UN

ive girl in “David and Bathshe- -

-eferring to the Marilyn Monroe-

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“New Girl in Town,” also @ hit. |

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objective i is. to. win the mos

adversaries:

Even better players than these
have. trouble ‘passing when they

‘should. I see many cases where

“getting the. bid” becomes more
important... than getting the
points on the score sheet.

. Many players seem tofeel that
there is some shame attached to

bid on doubtful values, you are
lacking in courage.

 

 

P - By EASLEY BLACKWOOD ©

» Lear ning when to pass will make you more points
than lear ning how to bid slams. -
Brash, the-overbidder; Mr. Fusty,: the old-fashioned
player: and.-Mr. Muzzy’s the opponents’ |
seem to miss the real purpose of the game. ‘The main

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these ‘absurd: accusations.
are bound to be the eventual los-
ers in the gamie. So what good is
their advice? ... I suggest that
you -také your: ‘advice from the
winners. And the winners in the

‘when to pass.’.

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the bidding over Mr. Dale's
_one spade overcall, Miss Brash
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City Rotarians
toattend
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Five Prince Rupert Rotarians.
‘and three Rotary-Anns will leave :
‘tomorrow by Ellis Airlines en
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‘conference, May 3,4, 5 and 6.
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‘a nuclear bomb substan-|

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former prime minister of Nor-

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secretary: “James McGregor.
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