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By Mark Swan
London,
DDIE DUKOFF was back in town. The man who has just emerged free and sano after 16 years as Danny Kaye's agent, manager and day-nurse was in London to look for now enterprises.
So we hopped, Into a taxi and made for the best-looking hotel wo knew. There, perambulating in the lounge, we saw a number of fing upstanding American gentlemen all of whom looked as if they would answer to the name of Eddio Dukoff. All of them did, in fact, answer to the name of Dukoff-to say that they were not Eddie Dukoff, but that Dukoff was around.
Finally, a boy dressed like a grasshopper came to tell us that Mr Dukoff would be with us in seven minutes.
Seven minutes Inter came Dukoff, looking like a cross between some- thing out of “Guys and Dolls (only more expensive) and George Raft after seven years in a Turkish bath. His cyes twinkled, and he talked in the elegantly lazy idiom of Damon Runyon.
He greeted us effusively and shook'us warmly by the hand.
OFF-STAGEI
We fell back into a chair and asked him what he was doing in Lon- don.
"Well, I tell you,” he said. "I'm here to meet the man I'm having lunch with. His name is Gerald Mayer.” Mr Mayer was somehow con- jured up for a fleeting appearance. He smiled briefly and was wafted off-stage again.
"This man," Dukoff explained, "is the man I am telling you about, the man I am having lunch with. He has produced and directed three colour adventure films for American television. All the shooting's been done in Africa, but we're doing all the printing and assembling here in London. These pictures have been made for the Schlesingers of South Africa and for me. The Schlesingers and I are partners, I am 50 per cent of the company and an Executive Producer and President of the Company. Which will also be my function on the Mistinguett deal. Hi,”
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The Hil was addressed to a weeks after the opening you had passing American, who hi'd to alip the head waiter 10 bucks back, keeping his cigar squarely if you wanted a table. That was in his mouth.
10 years ago. Danny played that Joint for-guess-250 dollars a week! Two Flity!"
We asked Mr Dukoff whether colour TV was so far advanced In the States that it paid to shoot TV films in colour. Mr Dukoff's eyes twinkled like a May night sky. "The residuada!"
which he
"That's not so little," said a small voice. Us.
The eyes stopped twinkling for
and got no reply.,
he said. "The ruldunds!" By an instant. A girl yelled Hi,
ment that when black and white TV became a "Anyway," Dukpit continued, back number, his adventure pic- "me and Danny got friendly and lures would still constitute made a deat which lasted 18 marketable commodity.
years. Sixteen years of dreams coming true. A heartwarming experience"
A
those classic words that never occurred to Horace," Adiai
man who directed the United Adlai Stovenson, who lost Stevenson says sadly, "Via States massive part in building the Presidential alaction ovicipitum dura est-The UNRRA and the other organis battle in 1952, is a front
to deal with way of the egghead is tions established
again, DOK.C hard"."
The thoughts since President Eisenhower turned Adlai Stevenson should hovered between accepting a job foll III. All the signs treachery--and Joe know: in the United States in the U.S. State Department point to the probability of with his witch hunts, was the he is down on record as the and entering active politics. his being chosen again by egghead to end all eggheads. In the end, the decision was the U.S. Democratic Party Stevenson ecolly told the quite young. But nothing's And "eggheads," per don't exist anywhere else.
the aftermath of the war.
Between then and 1948, he
horo of the day.
WONDERFUL
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The year 1052 was a year of "I tell you," Dukoff cald, "I
irz cappraisal
America, too, have a project with Roland The Korean war was raging on, Petit. We're going to film the tiny Communists appeared to be life of Mistinguett. With Jean- gaining ground nearly every-maire., 'Hi!'» where, and American policy
Two freshly arrived American Dukoff paused seemed, powerless to bring then
briefly. to a halt.
gentlemen and a lady hi'd back. used to get involved in other the projects, but Danny
was We learned further that this focal point of all my thinking. of the voters flm would probably be lensed it was a wonderful relationship, inward for signs of
in London and that Jeanmaire, Danny and me. We mrat kings, McCarthy,
Mistinguett would stop growing bonking figures, prime ministers, old at a given point say the famous writers, the greats of the First World War when she is still world."
lead
settled yet. We're hire in Lon- Why, we wanted to know, did in the voters that witch hunts were a Senator" com- forthcoming
Gon merely for the fundamental he gave it all up, all that gutter than any fight for far greater menace
hi'd and glamour and Communist conspiracy, that Joo stage. Hi" Four people
Prime of them were tomancy of the White House. McCarthy was a great ally of
back.
ministers? the Kremlin. He told them, too, We were beginning to gather "I just had to get into pro- that there was no easy way out that Mr Dukoff knew a lot of duction," Dukoff sighed. "Income
as income was no longer problem." Ho
long paused enough for us to work out how much 10 percent of £250,000 u year comes to, "I got a wife
14
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His friends furned se, this.
"Stevenson for None mittee.
and most of them, But perhaps the way of the politicians
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• You could not even say that he has lod a hard life politically. His first political venture was lila attempt, in 1948, to capture the Governorship of Illinois. He won with the biggest vote ever
in
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boss in Illinois, to nominate him for the Senate. Arvey baulked but persuaded them io Ect Stevenson to run for Governor.
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His batting average for two to win. tries is not so bad.
It was not just that he was As for his personal life, he almost unknown to the masses of has a handsome private Income, voters. the best education going (Princeton, Harvard and North- western universities), a flourish-
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Then, as was bound to happen and two children. I had to get Out on my Own again. But sooner or later, the fall switched Danny and I are still great to Danny Kaye. How, we asked, friends.
You can say this: die it all start?
retrospect I'm a greater fan of his than ever."
In
"I tell you," said Dukoff, that time.
Groping our way out of the I had a publicity Eisenhower office in New York and one of good-looking hotel, we couldn't promised an immediate end my clients was a cafe called the help wondering if Danny Kaye felt as happy as Eddie Dukoff and he Martinique, owned by a Buy after 18 years of dreams come
named Dario. One day, in des- true. States would undertake a dough to book a good act-Dario peration-the guy hadn't the crusade to "liberate" the millions brings in a fellow he calls Danny pushed his
An American gentleman way through the Kayo. This, my friend, was the swing-doors, "Hi," we said.
matest Jackpot in the cafe his- tory of the United States, Two
The gentleman ‘hi'd back.
under Communiem.
Under the circumstances, it It was not so surprising, then, seems almost a wonder that His campaign to clean up vice that the Democrats turned to Adlai Stevenson was not lynched and his refusal to take any money him for their Presidential by angry mobs. from gamblers, grafters, ond candidate In 1952-especially
mobsters made things worse.
Instead, his cool, coâm reason, since the Republicans had vowed The Illinois government was in to make corruption in govern his incisivo prose and his over- him E major campaign present wit brought its death threes. There were men ment their
steady, growing landslido on the payrolls who did nothing plank.
support.
of
but collect their pay; there wer Docper issues, however, were contractors who seemed to have bound to come to the fore in 3 In the end, he was defeated
strangichold over government Presidential campaign.
only because the Southern slatea and who milked it right, loft
defected from the Democratic and centre; the State police
Stevenson, the intellectual, cump. They defected because was riddind with political ap- the alcof, the man of cold, clear, Stevenson toki them bluntly DLAI Stevenson has never
never pointees who often did not dare and briliant reason, appealed that when the U.S. Constitution been a polillelan
to arrest gangsters that were well enough to Illinois voters said that all men were created American senso of the term. heavy centributor to the funds who were, after all, interested equal, it meant that, in the In 1948, his friends recorded of both political parties. primarily in honest government, United States, all men were that he was not even on nodd
emilied to equal opportunity. He would make it his business to see that it was so.
to
ing terms with a single political The men Stevenson proposed But they did not love Steven- boss, Political bosses are still to clean cut were the men who son. And the national voters $18.00 not very interested in him. had vested interests in slate found in him the antithesis of
15.00 He has never tried to pander government. It looked as though much that they had como
Stevenson was whipped.
regard as normal in American 25.00 to the public taste in politics.
Presidents. But Col. Arvey-himself the
·8.50
Before the war, in bitterly target of endless allegations 25.00 Isolationist Chicago, he was one was as good as his word.
of the founders and later the 35.00
president of an organisation He swung the -political 7.50 devoted to interesting Americans machine behind Stevenson. 7.50 in International affairs, and to
urglag Americans to take on their propor international 5.00 responsibilities.
And Stevenson's, own speeches 5.00
In the days when Britain was
throughout the state honest, straightforward, even-tempered 4.00 standing alone against the might
of the dictators, Stevenson cam- and reasonable-brought out 1.00
paigned virtually 24 hours a day record crowds. 10.00 for American aid to fight Hitler.
was
Not Surprised
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That
*Cxactly not 24.00 | calculated to make him
3.00 popular hero in Hlinois.
And, surprisingly, though he has held no ondial office since, he has maintained his stature.
to Next Eisenhower ha JA The American Government is still the most listened-to man in founded on an elaborate system the United States. of checks and balances which are designed to prevent any.
nat
from becoming
Ono the
His Policy
dominant force In politics. And the voters like to see a man ke themselves in the White House
a man with
Intellectual pre HE will almost certainly try tensions and without any of the again. And. it would earmarks of the powerful leader. unwise to write him off.
The choice in 1953 might have He
infiuenco may suli bo been a hard one for them. For enormous. The impact he made Elsenhower certainly had the on the voters had more than a makings of a forceful loader little to do with the subsequent and he could not, by any stretch demise of Joo McCarthy's of the imagination, be regarded "reign,"
is a little man. Not, anyway,
15.00 During the war he atrved as CTEVENSON was the only man in the sense that Harry Truman Tho new American foreign
resistant to the Secretary of the who wasn't surprised when was! 1,50
Navy. It was his second stint be won. 1.50 in Washington; his first in 1933
1 policy the Once which mankested itself in Genova-la, But Eisenhower, at least, was curiously, just the one Steven- was with Roosevelt's agricultural Ho also got an iron-clad a man they could understand, on proposed three years ago. | planners, 55
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