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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1955.

Interesting News Stories From All Parts Of The World

SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Gourmets

Cap 2018 WED 34

"Here's a note from that young redhead in my English class, Miss Perkins-he dropped it on the floor and I

corrected the spelling!"

ROXY & BROADWAY

SHOWING TO-DAY

Owing to longth of picture please note change of times: ROXY: A 2.30, 5.15, BROADWAY: At 2.30. 5.20.

7,30 & 9.40 p.m.

7.30 & 9.40 p.m.

IN THE WONDER OF 4-TRACK, HIGH-FIDELITY DIRECTIONAL-STEREOPHONIC SOUND!

OTTO PREMINGER

present

KOSCAR HAMMERSTEIN'S

CARMEN

CINEMASCOPE NONES

Cats, DE LUXE

in the marker of thigh-fideley, ETEROPHONIC LOUNG

Starring: Harry BELAFONTE "

Dorothy DANDRIDGE Peart BAILEY Olga JAMES Joo ADAMS ADDED ATTRACTION! CinemaScope Short Subject "TSCHAIKOWSKY'S 4th SYMPHONÝ" In Technicolor Book Early To Avoid Disappointment!

ROXY: At 12.00 Noon Feature-tongth

Cheer Mireille

Paris, Mar. 10.

Two hundred - and - Afty Paris diners last night sat down to a sumptuous meal that had taken two days to prepare then cheered the cook, pretty 37-year-old Mireille Pansetta, Es blue ribbon haming "Grande Dame of the | don Bleu" was draped her aproned shoulders.

HERE'S WHY GIRLS LEAVE

HOME-BY TWO WHO DID

PASTEL3353690 LARSE

MET them in Paris. Olivia do Havilland, the star who has left the Holly wood to settle in Europe. And Leslie her Caron, the little French ballerina who was Cor-lured to Hollywood,

over I give precedence to Miss de Havilland

as senior star, the winner of two Oscars.

The long windows in her Puris flat were

It was the highest order

of French cooking usual-vibrating when I arrived. The portraita

ly only chefs.

awardex to men

two

of

Mireille in the previous days had taken 810 of oysters, 310 lb of Ash, 44 lb of lobsters; 200 16 of chicken, 40 lb hiqueur-soaked grapes, 100 pinis of 100 cream, 700 pins of wine, a2k1 00 balties of liqueurs as well .. 30 daterat turle, spices cooked a and vegetables sund SANSANALISAN timal for 250 French Ka, Tada STATS

Twenty-five rad 35 chefs helped

hat ark the fraud in 100 brass NONDALE, LIKE 140 Wak served the annal

Watching an Asly UT code, stuffing

The

of her great-great-great-uncle and aunt which hung on the wall of the lounge shook in their frames.

The cause, Miss de Havilland assured me, was not a minor earthquake or the changing of the French Government. But the Metro, the Paris underground rail passes

By Logan way, which

Gourlay In Paris

below the building.

Miss de Havilland herself finished pouring me a cup of tea from ' silver teapot.

Although there are other disadvan-

daires andages, apart from the vibrations, Miss de The Havilland has decided to make the flat her

eting In the way was

(spuglaly little man who married | home.

her when she who pan art, gudeni and tagit ber how to cook- M. Abel Panzetta,

Said

It is on the first floor just before a noisy bus stop. It is on the shady side of the street and the sun never lights up tounge wall-paper. plump. fresh-faced the wall tapestries or the dark red But it is in the right, select, residential district of Paris. And the plumbing is good.

Mireille, in her white, apron with her curly hair tucked under u dainty white cap Until I met Abel never cooked a meal in tay life. if he very fussy enter and wanted to look after

him well.

"So I learned to make a lot o tauty little dishes. I always made my dishes a bit bigger than two could eat and so we used to have friends in to help

"After that we went to live In the South of France. opened « restaurant Just for friends who wanted to come and eal my meals and pay.

I have enjoyed myself ever since cook-

ing for people who enjoy 11.

New York Campaign Against 'Litterbugs'

We were joined by her French fiance, Pierre Galante, dapper, quiet, charming, She is to marry Galante in the small French village of Yvoy Le Marron, near Orleans, on April 2, after several postpone-

ments,

LESLIE CARON

No vibrations, but Miss Caron herself was shivering slightly.

She has just had an unex- a poetic drama written by flim pected now experience. Her director Jean Renoir. nim That Ludy which she made ม Britis last summer and on location in Spain has been banned by the Spanish Govern ment.

Siro

told me: "It's the frst time

a film of mine has ever been banned. I think it's

rather exciting and thrilling.”

After the honeymoon some where on

I wasn't sure whether this was due to the cold she has caught at play rehearsals ("The theatre

1s

old and draughty, bullt like

piece of gruyero chouse") or

the presence of the Press.

Miss Caron is reticent, shy,

the coast of Italy, timid, and (perhaps for good

she comes to London,

perhaps

alone, to make a film entitled The Quest She will be work- ing for independent producer Sy

she Bartlett, for whom

made That Lady.

Briush

"I liked working in studios and I like working with TO-MORROW MORNING SHOW

New York. Bartlett's team. I'll probably go BROADWAY: At 12.30 p.m. and City magistrates are

Sanitation Tho

Department back quite often. From now on cam-¦ Europe's my home base, though Walt Disney's

paigning against New York I'll probably go back to Holly- TECHNICOLOR CARTOONS | "literbugs" who help give this wood occasionally. But only for

cily a reputation for being one the right film." of the dirtiest,

TECHNICOLOR CARTOON||

with JULIE ANDREWS onacting the leading role "THE ROSE OF BAGHDAD" ||

In CINEMASCOPE Presented by RKO Radio Pictures Reduced Admission

reasons of

her own) suspicious

a slight shiver,

"Magical” Feats Of

Science

Ottawa. of the Press.

Scientists at the national Sho has just finished two forest products laboratories can Hollywood filma — The Glass boll water out of wood, maku Slipper, a Cinderella story with weather to order, blow smoke Michael Wilding, and a remake through a solid sick of oak and of Daddy Longlegs, with Fred amaze or amuse a bystander with Astaire.

of seeming "But

But I have to go back to magle. Hollywood after the run of the Paris play. My

contract stili has four years to run.

wood is the lack of atmosphere.

many more tcats

end of a foot-long stick and swirling cloud of smoke comes

Blowing smoke through oak is so mystifying as t What I really not don't like about living in Holly-sounds. But it looks that way when one of the scientists také She had relaxed into one of a drag on a cigarette, exhaits al her rart smiles as she talked 1 travelled across Paris (not about Paris. And she had stop Sanitation Commissioner An- by Metro) to meet Leslio Caron,

believes drew Mulrain

ped shivering. New who hisa reversed the de Yorkers are the

"most

unco-Havilland process. ROXY: $1.50, $1.00 G 70c/BROADWAY: $1.20 & 70c. operative in the world" when it

comes to disposing of

She is back in Paris only as papers. cigarette packages andļa temporary resident to appear condy wrappers "They don't in her frat straight play, Örvet, I watch. even atm for the baskets," he

The Garrison Players

present

RELATIVE VALUES

A Comedy

By NOEL COWARD

in

KING GEORGE'S HALL

Mission to Seamen

Gloucester Rd.

23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th, March 1955

at 8.30p.m.

$5.00 $3.50

Servicemon $3.00 $2.00

BOOKING AT SKINNER'S.

PATHE OVERSEAS LTD.

presents

DANY RODIN FRANCOIS PENIER MADELEINE LEBEAU BOURVIL

SADET ROUSSELLE

EASTMANCO

SUBTITLE

THEA

Bald.

newa

City magistrates are cracking down. From now on iltterbugs caught in the act will be sub- ject to fines ranging from

$2

up to $25, the maximum the low allows-United Press.

MAJESTIC

SHOWING TO-DAYĮ

at 2.30, 520, 7.30 & 9,80 p.m.

*

THE MUSICAL ⭑ INIMASCOPE

WAS MADE FOR

・BARRYŁ, F. ZAJESCI process

IRVING BERLIN'S

BANALE

MERMAN · O'CONNOR

MARILYN MONROE · DARE?

RAY - GAYNOR

But she left mo shattered and disillusioned. Saying she mustq't be late for rehearsals, she asked me what time it was by my

Experimental School

Shows Good Results

Chicago.

out the other end.

The answer lies in the fact that oak is honeycombed. The naked eye doesn't slow it but a microscope will.

Bolling water out of wood-it produces a sweetish stroll--is done Ita the humidity-testing chamber. Nearby is a special cutting room where

slices

ath of an inch thick can be

Cho

off o

a log and where one striking patterns in struin that can be created with vencers even, using the near- white of basswood or a black- smith walnut.

sand-arrangement,

The weather-lo-order is pro- duced in o special box-like Conditions inside An eight-year-old boy stopped eating

can be made to stimulate an wiches made of paper and paste in school.

August heat wave, a March Another boy, a leading failure in deportment at 19 January thaw. The contraption blizzard, an Apell shower or a learned to like reading so much that he wanted to stay is used for a variety of tests on after school to read to teacher..

woods and the quailites of Both boys once spent most of their time in the busd other diolah paints

on wood; scholastic cellar but now are making normal progress toward

Exhaustive and

cocheting maturfly through the help of a special school, sponsored analys and tests are conducted jointly by the Chicago Board of Education and the Jewish all kinds of wood that might conceivably be used in furniture. Ono „beat · la o‘amosher--the equivalent of 200,000 pounds le dropped on booms-und another shows what happens when wood glues ero, not properly used.

hazard

Federation.

Dr Geregenson said that the results obtained with the once- misbehaving children, to date

The board decided to help the boys and seven other children and last autumn packed them off to the apocial school, where show that a bencher's abilify, to An Intriguing

emotional needs were win the love and respect of a machine"- some 1. feet in dia- studled by Dr Charles P. Gers- child is an important factor in ester and equipped with hugg

| hit progress in school..

their

genson.

They were found to be normal except for their tendency to ward unruliness.

lusa, whips and bounce duri Mrs Mary Lierend, exeu-sure around anti. Ia AwOUKIE Live director of the Children's,o near rubble. The big wireel Buront of the Federation, mid (tart how much

take, my given that the ning young special place D: Gersgenson discovered students

Horults of oil teste 'new myall- are learning foster mawing emotional hunger in | under tho now emotional able

this, gtakianos the boy with

**** | furniture and applnoko-make the paper and" | climate. paste diet and satisfied it with

Mat any time.Unfed Frem, other means-among. them, Jopping him netive.

Bovers of them, Mrs. Law- renoe sald, leamed four times [ow foat ng they did during the

His hunger appeased; the term before they were trans-U.S. POPULATION:

younger began to read" with ferged, from regular elementary

üblilty for the fent time in, hie entsoõuk,

·life.

́IMPORTANT FACTOR

The emotional marvations the 18-year old boy sAU pieced by a jonors? ärki" he wanted to share?

Bho witributed this not only

IS GROWING

belp with emotiorial dimeni tion but then bolsterling of Incon- | Status

Popula

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