THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. be trucked from a forest 200 E-2 31, SUNDAY. MARCH 193? Even Log Cabin miles away. Wood for the roof Cooper Taciturnity was hand split by high priced Is Costly Today carpenters. HOLLYWOOD UP). You A Good-Natured Myth think you paid too much for the house you’re living in now? 808 AND K6TE SIMPLY GREAT! I Continued From Page E-I that an ulcer once helped him Take a nice hand-hewn log later attended Grinnell Col- win an Academy Award. house, the kind Abe Lincoln's lege in lowa. He played “High Noon" with father built for nothing. It just cost Walt Disney $30,000 He started out working as a a troubled look on his face. V. Dartly because his ulcer was to build one for the main set \^i cartoonist on a Helena news- of frontier paper. acting up. a drama. FronHy^Unt^lSTAV^l^^mnEclwlcO^R* It was as a cartoonist Forty men worked three that he first to Holly- The Proper Look •» came weeks to build a copy of an | TRANS-LUX 1 wood but jobs were He ltth at B Open 1 P.M. few. At the first sneak preview, early Texas homestead—and ¦pL **s§¦ found that, as an expert cow- one of the Stanley Kramer ex- MsSuSSSsf boy, he could supplement his studio labor doesn't come ecutives recalls: cheap. The oak logs had to income by extra and stunt "We did not have the great work in the movies. It was picture that the public finally METROPOLITAN then he formed friendships saw. It was just another THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS extras, including with other Western except for Coop's GERTRUDE CLARKE Richard Arlen, Gilbert Roland THE OPERA * performance. At first all we WHITTALL POETRY AND J mHr ~S and Jack Oakie. could see was that drawn, wor- LITERATURE FUND Loew's Capitol Thaatri iy w^Jt SIO,OOO Looked Small ried face of Cooper’s—and The Coolidge Auditorium Mon.. Apr. 29-8:00 P.M. “I owned the only tuxedo in we knew what caused it. PUCCINI'S the group,” Arlen “Then we sneaked it again DAVID ROSS recalls. ”We Poet's all shared it because dress up and decided that Cooper, as Gold. A Reading parts called for more money— the sheriff, was supposed to Monday Evening. April 8. “LA BOHEME” Even Coop who was a foot look drawn and worried. After at 8:30 P.M. Conductor: FAUSTO CLEVA tough gunmen Tickets distributed at the Hayes Con- Mmei. AMARA. HURLEY taller than I.” all. three were cert Bureau «in Campbell’s). 1108 O Measm. BJOERLING. GLARRERA due home from prison to get Bt. N.W. beginning Wednesday. April Orch. 87. 88.AO. 89.7 ft Those were fun days, Cooper 3. at 8:30 am. Not more than two Men. 87, 89.7 ft. Balc.-Logo 89.70 » ijPTtL . ,i him. ticket* to each person. No mall orders Ist Buie. 87 recalls,- but he always had his accepted. MAIL ORDERS heart on becoming ad- “Back to the cutting room, NO PHONE ORDERS set an Service charge for each ticket. 2fte HAYES CONCERT BUREAU m ¦? tßm’ HBn vertising man—until he got a with more emphasis on Coop's District 7-1381 1108 G St. N.W. (In CumpbelTt) role. Then had Job in a Tom Mix Western. someone the ¦ .tt- . i.—.!rTr bright idea that song “When I found out that Mix a should was getting $15,000 week, it be added. It was ’Don’t For- ?????? ?????? a sake Me, Oh My Darlin,’ the The Opera Society of Washington started me thinking. I had .ii ii. hoped to reach SIO,OOO a year Ballad of High Noon. in the advertising business but "The picture was shortened, | April 24th and 25th it looked pretty to me thus faster-pacing the ten- f I small V after that. So you can see sion It was sneaked again ? The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore i pP and the audience reaction, ? (ORIGINAL CABT) 4 that I had no burning, inward ? AND OH, LOVE HIM TENDER desire to express myself—l lukewarm at the first sneak, turned to raves at the final ? The Old Maid and the Thief t Fred Astaire seems to have achieved a truly note- Just thought the money looked ? . ? good.” ones.*’ |+ by ? worthy blend of musical styles in “Funny Face,” ? ? There probably is no richer Today "High Noon” is re- Gian Carlo Menotti borrowing the beard from the boppers and the garded as a classic screen Calloway guitar and actor around, except Crosby or a Conductor Paul 4 stance from the rock ’n’ rollers. Kay Hope. Cooper’s take has been Western. with Eunice Alberts. Bob Rue. Ellen Faull. and Adelaide Bishop Thompson is his companion in this duet in the film, strictly from Coop, a pioneer in making Members of The National Symphony Orehestra. ? motion picture Tho Washington Chamber Chorus and the John Butler Datiee Troupe next attraction at the Ontario Theater. acting, a type of acting that percentage deals on his movies, 4 has been subject much earned more than a half-mil- 8:45 P.M. Lisner Auditorium, 21st & H Sts. N.W. 4 to "High X controversy. Arty critics say lion off Noon.” No ? Tickets at National Symphony Box Office. 1108 O Street N.W. NA. 8-7332 ? that Coop merely walks other star has been making Price*: 82. S3. 84. f«. 88 J Jeanne Crain Happy Again through a part and that he the big money over such a | long plays only one character— time as Cooper, who this Gary Cooper. year is celebrating his 30th With year as top Hollywood Her Husband Back He has been the butt of a name. for tonight's performance Continued From Pare E-l i I will now understand what comics’ jokes. Once George iHT AT 8 O'CLOCK Stewart Granger in England—- | everyone does. It's when you Burns said that Coop and ARTS TUESDAY 'The Whole Truth.’ for the lose your perspective, when you George Raft had to play a Woolf Brothers.” Jeanne didn’t are overtired and nervous that scene with a wooden cigar NATIONAL variety “Slick . . . Shav- this the store Indian y funny lan high comedy . funny know until I told her, but problems seem bigger, un- between them. ices.” . . very "The critics I recommended her for the . til they fill the whole world. all accused the SYMPHONY Star gWJr'am. part of the ladylike wife when That's the time to stop every- Indian of overacting,” quipped M-G-M presents a lunching Burns. last fall with Jimmy thing and sort of lie fallow. great Woolf. Paul and I had always wanted He Just Reacts ALL-GERSHWIN Bedtime Story entertainment to go to but Sinatra Was Kind Honolulu some- Actually Coop is of of thnig always up a master Portrait a Madonna She thanked me. then said, came to stop the film art. His trick, if it April 6, 8:30 P.M. GREGORY PECK "Well go to London with the us. A picture for me. business can be called that, is to let r Man of Destiny Children in July, and if Paul for him. And sometimes you the drama school graduates put a thing long. pens at 1 p.l(». today , can stay, we'll take a house for can ofT too chew scenery all over the "Candid Camera LAUREN BACALL, We went there for three weeks April . . . six months and the children place. Then when the camera " Coming 9th can go to school in England.” alter we reconciled. We were focuses on him, he reacts, STARK YOUNG'S sensitive adaptation of so happy. hope Night Masterpiece IfPaul cannot stay, he’ll make I we always often with eloquent simplicity. Anton Chekhov's flying trips over every two will be. Cooper's acting is so natural weeks, Jeanne told me. ”We Both Learned Amateur photographers are determined that my work “We both learned a gieat will be photo- El -.-.. allowed to DOLORES GRAY will never separate us for deal from the break-up. You graph the orchestra during Written by GEORGE WELLS, Ajsooate • Cinemascope more than week know something, a man Producer In a or two. or loses Three • • Sisters end identity the concert. with SADA THOMPSON LOUIS EDMONDS METROCOIOR Directed by VINCENTE MINNELLI that too much of it will make when he loses the • * Lau Gilbert Ethel Casey Hartman • me nervous or irritable.” woman he loves. He sort of Margot Produced by OORE SCHARY An M-G-M Picture fades away. suppose Mail and phone order. Tickets at She talked of her movie, I It’s true ” ’Balianlvne's last woman, $1 50, 2. 2.50, 3, 3 50 & $4 District 7-4080 15th near f Bt. K.W STARTS THURSDAY “The Sin- for a but not as much. Joker.” with Frank Notional Symphony Box Office ****?/” atra—”He was so nice to me. But the chief thing we learned Twenty-sixth and D Streets NW. When I started that picture, Is how much children need both TfimNEEscoSrSuou? Campbell’!, 1108 G Sf. N.W. you know I nearly had a ner- parents. 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