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within four months. He pledged; THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. B-21 Carnegie Hall Sold j any personal profit. WEDNESDAY. JULY 38, 19AS LONDON PAPER SAYS MARILYN not to make For $5 Million on the transaction. Thl Philharmonic will remain YORK, July (#).— TO BECOME JEWISH CONVERT NEW 25 at the hall at least until its lease LONDON, July 25 The Daily Express said today Carneige Hall, a musical land- { expires In April, 1059. The or- that Marilyn Monroe is studying to become a convert to the mark in midtown Manhattan, chestra has announced its Inten- By SHEILAH GRAHAM Jewish religion. for about mil- tion of then moving to a new has been sold $5 All NEED IS OMENS AND # proposed / It attributed its information to an unidentified London lion. home in the Perform- quoted him as saying he had been informed of the ing Arts Center at Lincoln rabbi. It Corp. large by Rabbi Robert Ooldburg of New Haven, The Olickman a Square. actress’ intentions real firm, announced • Ooldburg officiated at Miss Monroe's marriage estate its Mr. Olickman said that if the Says Rita Conn. Rabbi purchase of the 65-year-old con- No Romance, to Playwright Arthur Miller in religious rites that followed orchestra abandons the hall, he Vfeifferb - cert hall yesterday. - - visiting Europe, he sent her may HOLLYWOOD ON THE a civil ceremopy. , tear It down and build a Hay- (3.000 to buy a slap-bang ward- reported: Louis J. Olickman, head of hotel or office structure on the THAMES (NANA).—Rity The Express said the London rabbi the Arm, said the robe. Now in Cannes together, “Rabbi Goldburg gave Marilyn the five books of Jewish Philharmonic- site. worth will kick off her indepen- 1 they’ll for Symphony Society has an option Salad return here in time law, before she sailed from New York. These books contain dent picture company. Hayworth the Joan Crawford party. Van to buy the hall from him. But Chef Mrs. Miller reads them for a short the basis of our faith. he said the society must decide Starch Productions, with the movie is still a member in good stand- period every day. today with version of the London play hit, ing of a Crawford fan club. “Rabbi Ooldburg said she will receive further instruc- * “,” in conjunc- *A * tion from him when she gets back to New York. Then she m w m p m 19 m synagogue ceremony, after which she will be tion with the - Esther Williams had a bad will attend a Cai’t Get Rid »f getting rehearsals for her recognized by all Jews as a believing and practicing Jewess.” I 1. company. time in PERMA Hecht "As Harold jswimming show. Couldn’t be The Millers last night attended a party given by Sir [ Dark or Discolored Skii, ] you kpow, it will be done as a installed at Wembley until last , her co-star in the movie she is making in play in New York with, Margaret week, so, said Esther, “we had England, and its author, playwright Terrence Rattigap. swimming pools. at Mr. Rattigan’s country home. STARCH Leighton and to use local Pp^r^kKSkinSpots^ / first,” Rita told me. “I’ve only) But they have separate hours restaurant’i seen part of the script, but it , for men and women and we Century-Fox good-bye as well as good night have mixed cast.” It’s been, 20th had to rent i ,„_no_moref^ looks very good.” So does Rita, a secret recipe T years an apartment for a month to for me. I’m going to Broadway me, : 16 since Esther swam in an' on your fan*or 'M who assured “I couldn’t be' magazine which, to Cyprus, is the Wu Crmm i happier. There’s no romance aquacade—for Billy Rose In San put up a writer who next bottled to lUpMian at starching in my life and keep it that , Francisco. staying only week. There’s most dangerous spot in the j to reoalti almost j I’ll was a i ... jilMoN*?(ones... Ughtono dark skin, Roberto Rossellini is in Paris, blotchaa, freekloa way.” To the question “For a queue already for the remain- world.” spots, 7 take home • how long?” Rita merely smiled. {which is why, I suppose, that; Hollywood p ing weeks. From I heard that; It will be least five weeks be- . Swedish writer reported a di- three blond Diana denies 1 7^ruN“« alj summer at Agatha Dors the! th« akin surface. Beautiful womea h fore Rita completes her current ; vorce from was I caught two Christie story printed have used this tima-taatadjriMfot | ! ¦RrtMYK. in London that \ Aiovar 40 Years—you’ll looa Ira fut, CV Se&t “Fire Below.” Then she’ll 1 imminent. I heard the same plays The Spider’s Web,” pose u dPiit wu* Pitim Starch tM. Down here—“ she did a Monroe calendar Oww P.rju ST.rehi.i lasts States, thing in But Ingrid, in; b,ck take off for the United ,|j Paris. running two years, and “The on the back of playing cards. 100% •n*rant# *•? jontlu. Etstnt nonmi wva ! Brian Donlevy, in France withji London, says: “Definitely not.": w CMhMinsrppts4tiM«toß(«! fc "7"l7 Mouse Trap,” in its fourth “My pictures were revealing and tit Persia Stank May. V^-" after finishing who am I to the, j now mercblizeb'wmiiaiil'A'SsMr v his daughter :—and doubt year. Both coming to Broad- suggestive,” said the candid ac- London, , lady? Roberto, richer are “Doctor Quartmiss” in word of a way, tress, “but Idid wear something." played by $25,000 instead of $75,000 for I understand. r paint with paused to tell me, “I’m 1 amusing BPf . "The Sea Wife,” is planning to And it was to hear' out. No more work until I’ve that good British actor, Wilfred ( drive by and jeep to India, good ... had a rest.” I hate the truck Hyde White-on his last night way English press keeps • making movie sequences on the the re- of “The Reluctant ferring to Leslie Caron as an ilway for a factual film—the type Debutante” wEjfPwbuMmu before leaving to re-create the “ugly duckling.” It could give : {he has always done best. 5 role “This = her a complex. They’re making the first in New York: is 0011,4 0M sup- *** * “” in France—it’s AUG I her • posed to be Texas, but location Marlene Dietrich wears 's Legion of Honor ribbon even i shots are in the forest of Fon- = paint when working in “The Monte ; tainbleau, inside stuff in a man who resin \5 latpx Carlo Story.” In this one, by’ Montmartre studio, and the lead- = MkNfW TOO MUCH'' '¦IS Mads with Dow r) c<, \ x the way, she marries that ex- ing cowboy has the French- s Ifchw.fnlor I l,B P°* Obtain solid wall appearance with a yi>'»» r \ 'york Time. A Rosrtni V J JW. cellent actor, Vittorio di Sicca. . sounding name of Fernand Ray- JTWRUry v \ single application over plasterboard 4 . . ; mond—he’s a French TV star. end . June Havoc, now at the wallboard. Hides joints, dents, * j Case de Paris, is referred to as i*** \ surfaces. Extremely rugged a rival of Marilyn Monroe. Itt The hotel shortage in Europe MARSHALL HALL l and washablel Best but June doesn’t mind is so-acute that Jim Denton of • I ARTHUR rank ORGANISATION present* isn’t true, 1 , Satisfaction ¦¦!¦¦¦¦ AMUSEMENT PARK a bit. They are paying her £l.-_ t ¦ on |y 000 week which is very big on Ihe Potomac ( a • tytMM SHADY PICNIC GROVES money nitery I 3rd Big WEEK for a entertainer • ISJasK/i w*rn[pB»os FUN FOE All AGES in England. Satin Van Johnson is the kind of• 1 GRECorqy DAILY SAILINGS husband to have. 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