Show I WALTER WINCHELL Most N N. Y Critics Receive 1 Courtin Time Warmly Beau Broadway Jr The The First First- Courtin Time star star- ring Joe E E. for Entert Entertainment Brown arrived at the tile National I Theater Theater the the lone entry of the week week and and the opening show of oC the 52 1951 season The reception reception reception recep recep- I tion was generally warm warm most most critics liked the show and loved 4 the star Carmen Mathews Mathews' first first- act finale number rocked the initial initial ini ini- spectators The hand clap I ping was sas prolonged in tribute to her talented tongue in Even those who snubbed the script agreed all the troupers are first Prof Garland of The N. N Y Journal-American Journal hailed it as a mighty good musi musi- cal I The tidings from New Haven were not joyous Variety's sentry failed to detect gilt-edges gilt in the called Two on the Aisle The up sum-up It uIt will be bea a producers producer's headache before itcan itcan It Itcan can can hope to become a ticket brokers broker's brokers broker's brokers broker's bro bro- kers ker's dream The big roar in Guys and Dolls for this tardy witness comes in an off Broad way Salvation Army mission where Sam Levene and his Run- Run I crapshooters gather to keep a pledge Signaling the chief Salvationist to start praying praying praying pray pray- ing Sam cues Its ull's your our dice Stairway a to the Stars What's good office box-office weather Variety Variety Variety Vari Vari- ety reveals that rain hampered movie biz in Omaha and aided it itin itin itin in Denver An indication of l story idea famine is the fact that one out of oC four flickers Clickers produced is a Vest Western ern I. I Bogart saved The Bard another another an an- other spin in his tomb by announcing announcing an an- I uI will never attempt to play Shakespeare loidia's economy binge binse is the reason reason rea rea- reason son for many new f faces in films It is che cheaper to buy a new actor than pay an old onel one l' l Shelley Winters proclaimed What I like about Bette Davis' Davis acting is th that she's not afraid to stink Carol Hendricks of Make l a Wish ish is bound for the singing heights The Stor Tellers Story Tellers What ails I Iran is diagnosed in Life LiCe The Tile nation is a afflicted with malad maladies es communism thrives on Poverty Po and Corruption How to take inflation out of your golf score is tipped b by pros in Esquire Fore The army of oC propagandists propagandists propagandists costing you millions is ambushed ambushed ambushed am am- bushed in U. U S. S World News-World Re Re- port Their strategy for molding U. U S. S public opinion offers the grim possibility of poisoning democracy out of existence via thought A Newsweek essay lassos scads of interesting facts about cowboys cowboys cowboys cow cow- boys The case history of a mobster in the Communist world der-world is deftly recorded in inThe inThe inThe The Sate He lie is Trotsky's assassin n o 0 w in a Mexican l prison who lives in terror of avengers Runyon's word- word weaving is still brightening Cosmopolitans Cosmopolitan's reprise of the story that inspired Guys and Dolls is its top typewriter tapestry tapestry tapestry tapes- tapes I try removes the I shimmer from Stardust J a an n e t j I Leigh had major roles in several j I films while earning a hefty weekly week- week ly wage of 50 bux The Pros Pre Press Box s Box s-Box For Former mer D. D Lilienthal stated I he was shocked by the helpful tip offs given Russia by the Eni- Eni atomic test reports The same day another shocker was buried in a news story Among those at the Pentagon Press Co Conference Conference Con Con- ference detailing results of the test was a representative t tive c of Russia's Tass news agency We Ve are getting of editorial writers still blasting F D DRs DR's Rs R's foreign policies Their squawks are now as dated as warning about Sitting Bull |