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ESTABLISHED 1888 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York NEW YORK, N. Y. World-Telegram & The Sun Circ. D. 555,017 New York- -Day by Day- TV Pitchman -fly Frank FarrelL Frank Farrell Dodger prexy Walter O'Malley neglected half the story when he sounded off in print about subscription television being just the thing for baseball^ He's part owner of Skiatron, the firm now exhibiting pay-as-you-view video in the Belmont Plaza. ... Faith Brook dialed "M" for point of no return. Dr. Charles Moffett, her psychiatrist husband, diagnosed they were through if she accepted the i female lead in Chicago production of "Dial M for - Murder." Clive's daughter, last seen here in "The Cocktail Party," c6u3dn't resist another theatrical whirl. . . . Bill Gaxton and his lovely Madeleine will complete his recuperative stretch in California withJriends. . . .'"Here Come the Girls" will be reissued on the strength of Sheree North's dazzling in "Hazel Flagg," with Sheree's moniker on the marquee this round. . . . Pal Joey Adams can now start dredging for new comic material since pocket editiohing of his gag book will make it so convenient for rivals to carry off his ^d stuff. Lana Turner scribbles from Rome that she's fed up with Italy "where everything is mahana?╟÷or Magnani." . . . Jack Topping, Lana's former brother-in-law, phoned from Florida last night that he was secretly married again yesterday to a Dixie belle named Jane Dixon who has never seen N. Y. C.. but they'll be here tomorrow. Ted Husing's cold is trying to beat the band over WMGM. So the maestro has quit grabbing for tissues when he feels a sneeze in the works. First he whams on a recording and, after muffled ge- Lena Horne, Tony Martin, Cyd Charisse, Harvey Stone, Eddie Fisher, Jack Durant and a long line of ace performers made Madison Square Garden look as if there were no place else to be last midnight. Judge Lyman's annual wingding to benefit Shield of David home was at its top-paced best, Horne told me she anc ton have been sh< for a house in tl sector, where they|h< ' for a spell after tits month1 | Vegas engagement^! the _ Hotel. .. i Incidentals, that burg's | iJeSWF1" Inn "proprielta: Wilbur | Clark, is taking a long^||gt elsewhere. Under the impresj j an Aleman-O'Dwyer parlay wfl 1 Clark is angling for real estate in Rosarita, a beach town south of | San Diego that Would give greasy old Tijuana a wicked run for the j easy money. . . . Cyd Charisse kisses Manhattan and hubby Tony goodby Saturday. While he continues yodeling at the Riviera, she'll be all scotched up f or bonnie "Brigadoon" shooting. 3Truce or no, it doesn't look as if bur troops will come marching j home in a hurry. ...%,t. CoL Bob Kriendler of the "21" dynasty, who took the Navy Wa#:?College's recent refresher, has just been recalled i from reserve again to Ifne up with the 1st Marine Division in Korea next month. ?╜^P^I^ iilllk Mala Powers, the lovely Roxane fo Jose's "Cyrflttb," who was first | film-starred at 18, three'ye^'ago, will prob^ly^derive more joy from tonight's gil<^d; bu^ft^: along Fifth th^ .any other celeb aboard. Exactlyjjj^jaflr4g0rr$$aia!s Hollywood hospital bed-tag read "critical" and do<mFs'jffi&bMflmover her sudSen mysterious shortage of red blood* ?·oi^ opined it was dreaded ! mononucleosis. Discovered in time that antibiotic prescriptions-'had introduced the extraordinary condition. Rolling up Fifth in a golden chariot can be heaven after something like that. the lid off gambling in Mexico, ESTABLISHED 1888 r BArclay 7-5371 Tp&S CLIPPING BUREAU OU, Joy! Joy Niven, | of Los Angeles, I basking in the I sun at Las Vegas, I is reported to I have nine mink coats. She I also ha* ?? bath- a ing suit. ESTABLISHED 1888 BArclay 7-5371 1 THE ORIGINAL _ DomeikF PRESS CLIPPINGS ?╟÷ 220 W. 19* St., NEW YORK 11, N.Y. | Tel. CHelsea 3-8860 Cir. (D 2,179,693) This Clipping From NEW YORK, N. Y. DAILY NEWS ^) ^CittZe QM,-_mP flEUU ?╤ORK Bv ED SULLIVAN Gen. v the id the :let in ;t. To 1 Coast-to-?Θ╝oast Completing 42 years of distinguished service to his countr I Omar Bradley finally will be able to do the things ^evented Idemands of his Army career. Some night, when he s sitting-a 0 I house, he'll think back to the days when he was a West Point the same'class with Dwight Eisenhower and Jimrtiyf Van Fl I refresh his" memory, he can thumb through the copyof ,his class book. re??1 predicted The Howitzer of 1915: "His greatest passion | baseball football and 'F' Co. In baseball many an opposing playet bas trifled once with Brad's throwing arm, but never twice And a batting average 1 of .383 is never to be sneezed at. Although raised as a plebe in A Co vou couldn't pry him loose from 'F' Co with a jimmy or a percy He swears at, byYnd for the Second Battalion Flankers and _witness his now famous remark: 'Sir, I would rather lie first secant_ on F Co than captain of any other company.' And he reallyn^ti ?√ß ftj m?╜* prominent characteristic is getting there, and if he keeps up the.clip he's started, some of us will some day brbraggmg to ou*; grandchildren that sure,.Gen. Bradley was a classmate of mine. ?? Bowl. This big ad m __ Z^^^^L, week to unwind 1 V W?tF&?· SSwe? ^fS-b5ssed event- ,; ^fuS best tnPT,1S wiff to' await his wife s Dxc tonW1ne. ?╟≤* ??!Led at the ?· 5to?LionelBandore's ^^evere's ^^fntf included | fee* Mi^ite w?╜ ?√ßparty the other ayem Celebra^ ^ss___WsM ed locally IM ??er Hfe___- Lent on footWf row ____^_^ = , shoW says |f0rnung. gSRSg legs ^^^^t show was ^Jgd any- on stagLTSW too" tiW*$| laW^and thrills./Benedict's . William i bit picked >y medics Ii . Patricia D Gordon s Hausers |j >r Europe ji Todd and i , the St. tMatr almost onth, t ths the Spencer Tracy in town to huddle with Leland Hayward or flicker, Ernest Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea/; . . A, Jansen, son of Superintendent of Schools, and Elizabeth H June 24 as wedding date. . . . Henry Wallace cautioned 1 about his health Dick Powell en route from the coast,, . Stewart, secretary to Atomic Energy Commission Cbaagna Dean, honeymooning with Frederic de Hoffmann... -mm *!a" (Virginia Hill) expect Sir. Stork. ... Walt Disne^headsic July 1 to film his next picture, "Rob Roy," with ?╜!_?╜-d Glynis Johns. J . .Lucille Ball and Desi to tour *e=fflpbis Your wandering reporter has Just seen, for the mst ti?? Louis Municipal'Opera. It is really something to wri||ome : outdoor theatre in Forest Park, seating, more thmrapO pt stage is flanked by majestic oak trees. ?√ß Tremendously successful and a model for outdo out the country, the St. Louis Municipal Opera wa the boards back in 1919. Exactly 34 years ago this and financial guarantors opened "Robin Hood tber^ storm washed the stage, the musical instruments^cen|] into the River des Peres. It also washed out the ^ guarantors had put up. ! |8i JRS ^If^. % Since that unhappy night, the Mum Opera has pfeyed people at 2,600 performances of 374 operettas com?? and and musical nlays. At the moment, "Up in Central Par there with Edith Fellows, Betty Bruce and other*jtae The Municipal Opera employs no curtains. Wh??^. tr of 55 men have to strike at set, the stage is blackg:ou1 battery of powerful lights hung above the heads ot tne or a curtain of light, effectively concealing .all acti^o^on stage. A backstage visit is also a staggering expe??a?╜?e built and housed in an area reminiscent of the stud?╜k9g} , The Sam Urzettas expect a small golfer. . : . Bing ( from Europe on the United States Tuesday;-to spend the his ranch at Eljjb, Nev. Ling's autobiog, Call Me Micky, 'Schuster, hits tlie bookstalls on the 29th, . . . India-s |r Nehru house guest of Earl-and Countess Mountbatten (letui the 16th) ; . . Marge and Gower Champion to ban .ryancisco. . . . Henry Forrda sporting a crew cut. . . . Emerson Radm-fv convent on HoS Plaza, June 28-29. . . . Patrice Munsel to Italy #er the premiere of her "Meloa."'. . .Bill Zeckendorfs daughter, Susan, weds Air Force ft Ronald Nicholas on the 21st. .. Ziggy Lane remembers 'way back when marriage exploded in Nevada instead of atoni*- o 22,000,000 light operas Kis playing roupers. stage crew Instantly a" kestra forms he darkened All sets are f Hollywood. ?╟≤osby back Summer on Simon and le Minister as home on J. Edgar Hoover celebrates the Justice Department next monti ered. . ! . Jack Sterling and B* Bermuda. . -. . Arlene DeMarco - serious. ... The Jerry (WPIX) Ral^ and Kitty Kallen follow Milton Be: The Tom Slaters expect Sir Sardi's"). . . . Ted Lewis's wife, Adah, E,^ Cane ?? . . Garbo to settle in Malibu fo^^fiime unions: 11th Armored Div., Hotel Roosevelt, tomorrow PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York' NEW YORK, N. Y. TELEGRAPH j Circ. D. 63,107 MN 15 1953 j^rirye^l^-"as ?╟≤ a member of | ioif&ompletely recov- ,or to honeymoon at singing^sters and Joel Grey- called her %dy Red Buttons into SandsjLas Vegas, July 29. of "Luncheon at Hand: _Jat anjj Add F f LOCAL GARMENT FIRJ titled "Bust Up, the Stog put out I pamphlet! " (Mike Con nolly) ... Red Skelton's well he looked and Rej don't know how pale I ...In Hollywood, sayj occurs when a couple son).. .Andy Russell, c\ us one Joe E. Lewis pull Tallulah Bankhead sho^ Tallulah vocal, Joe whispi tor wHsiy'telling him how 'eplied, "B^LDoctor, you [under thetate (Graham) ,1 Bernie, waded bliss ee_-on a divowe (Johit ng at the Flamingo, told when they attended thl f. the Sand^plring & d to Andy, "Thfre's ji voice that's all it's cracl^l up to be^l(Boj> Clemens)... Of all people, TeM^MooreswaC bllloW- ing about the lack of "eligible^teg&^iraolljlvood. "I want a fella," Terry told meNSkolsky) .J.For\ long time the public didn't know m*_h_w CJ tine belonged to?╟÷man, wdman or State Depart-S ment. But the doctors are1 beginning to get it narrowed down (Jonathan Yank)...Pessimist: ,-Thei fellow vho financed ari optimistjU^nn Esar)T ; THE LADIES $UST BE irfowl^bid baseball! fans than we imagined. Gilmore Fields where the Hollywood Stars play, has a television set in thel powder room (Ryon)...Why is it that a bathingl suit always looks better on someone else's wife? ' (Lang).. .Frank Rosenberg came up with something new: Polaroid glasses with stereophonic earsf (Connolly).. .The reason older people are quiet isl because they have a lot more to be quiet about (L. A. Mirror)... After 10 years, the Joel McReasI finally have a phone on their ranch in Ventura County?╟÷a 12 party line with one of the old-style wall instruments that you crank (Harrison Carroll) ... Farnsworth Aslop points out that Bill "Hop-i *a#eng Cassidy" Boyd is the only hard-riding cowboy! whose callouses are on his FINGERS?╟÷from couht-| ing all his money (Starr). JIM MELTON MUSES: "Some people enjoy I carrying a torch because it gives 'em an excuse to! get lit up." (Edith Gwynn)... Latest Paris rage:I . Nudist colony films in 3-D (Archerd) . . . Star off "Forever Female" is Ginger Rogers?╟÷not Christine! |Jorgensen (George E. Phair) . . . Joni James, new; singing star: "My gimmick is that I have no gimmick.1 I just sing the melody. It's so odd to sing songss straight nowadays it becomes a gimmick in itself";' (Frank).. .Bob Hope isn't sure he likes golfing! with the president, so completely surrounded byl Secret Service men is the Chief Executive. Sezl Bob: "The trees are always/moving" (Connolly)...! Mike Curtiz' comment after watching a late TV|: movie: "I woke up just in time to go to sleep"! (Skolsky). VISION^ WHATJRgQPjEjS think you have when you guess correctly <Esai$^^ffontgomery Clift on^ why he refused to do live television: "I'm too lazy. If I have to work tb$|;- hard I'll do a picture."! (Johnson) . . . Government dismissal notices are! called F. B. I.?╟÷Fired B?·'jpte (Archerd).. .Davidll Brien on the emotional ^growth of the average T- woman: "Reading my fagr||teil sometimes frightens | me. Ninety per cent, of .{fete letters are from women fl Who say they would-like to be slapped like Joan I Crawford is in films. The other 10 per cent, are f from their husbands." (Dick Williams).. .Art Ryon| adds to the fabulous Texas stories: In the Dallas I MOrning News Paul Crume-tells of the lady diner f who paid her luncheon check with a $500 bilj^i When the manager asked the waiter to see if J?║ had anything smaller* the waiter said, "I do_ft think she do, boss. She had to rummage around |n her money to find this."