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By ED 3VLLIVAN
THE PASSING SHOW
When 64-year-old Sigmund Romberg died, Tin Pan Alley was
shocked because it didn’t seem possible tnat anything could overwhelm
the' decisive, determined composer of such classics as “The Student
Prince,” “Desert Song,” “New Moon" and “Blossom Time.? Romberg
had a mind of his own, a crispness tnat is nos generally associated wicn
Hungarians. As a craftsman, he was a prodigious worker and Oscar
Hammers tern 2d has recalled, with awed amusement, his first collabora
tion with Kommte. As HanrUnerstein finished a lyric, he'd bring it to
' his composition of the music, would read Hammerstein s lyric, noo curtly
and say: “Good, it fits. Now write the next one, quickly.” Luckily, for
the world, Rcanberg crowded in' so much ip his career as a composer,
starting to that we have a legacy of fine music that always wilt
serve as a melodious epitaph.
N, J. officials now disbelieve that gal who claimed to have chauf
fered the Willie Moretti murder car. Cops still can’t get her to prove
she can drive a car. Keeps claiming she’s too nervous! .... George
Patton Jr. to wed Joanne Holbrooke .... Navy chaplains being called
back into service .... Tim Oodde, once married to the late Delphine
Dodge, honeymooning With Elisabeth Robinson .... Bob Considine’s
daughter broke her arm .... Judge Ben Shalleck to Israel .... E. Jack
son Curtis Jr., 1950 All-American, weds Sally Richardson .... Aida
Valß and Oscar de Mejo reconciled .... Dolores Del Rio escorted by Lou
Riely .... William Wyler’s “Detective Btory,” at the Mayfair, chal
lenging grosses of “Gentlemen's Agreement.” Artie Shaw can’t
remember whether his next wife will be number 7 or 8. There’s an
oddity, says" Ray Block, a musician who can’t count! 1 •
When Hfldagarde played Minneapolis the City Hall chimes played
her "Darling Je Vous Aime Beaucoup” every day at nuon! The
Robert Cuddihy* expecting the Stork .... Puis Nunes, Cuban UN, squir
ing Peggy Yancie .... Rudy Vallee lost his mother-in-law Kath
arine Cornell, Anthony Farrell, John Van Druten and Howard Diets
among the bankrolled of “I Am a Camera,” the John Van Druten
drama .... A son for the Allan Copelands of the Modernaires .... The
Jack Albertsons (In “Top Banana”) have reconciled .... Glenn
McCarthy and Johnny Meyers planed, from Paris to Cairo .on an oil deal.
McCarthy also trying to sign Samia, Farouk’s dancing favorite, for hla
Shamrock Hotel .... “Patat Your Wagon” a big deal, but I can’t get
my lancßord to paint my apartment, squawks Billy Daniels.
Max Meth, J««y Garland's eenduetsr at the Palace, says that Judy,
closest to point of nervous energy to A1 Joleon, just doesn't know how
to relax between shows. Meth was fearful she’d ooltapse .... Marilyn
Maxwell -prefers Pete Rugofo .... Ezio Ptosa’s neighbor to Riverside.
Conn., is Leonard Warren .... RCA motor will re-team Vaughn Monroe
and Patrice If unset .... J. a Prieetley. lectures'before NYC English
classes .... Robert Preston calling Peggy Lee in Las Vegas .... The
BTth all-star show and dance of N. Y. Lodye No. 1, .Theatrical Mutual
Ass’n, at the Hotel Capitol, Saturday Veteran Reginald, Denny
makes a fine comeback In Frank Perrin’s forthcoming color film, “Ounga
Ram,” made ih India .... Just what this country needed: he left-'
handed slot machines at the Hotel El Rancho Vegas.
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TOR DAILY RECORD, OPEN, N. a
Pacific Conference
All-Star Selection
SAN FRANCISCO (»—Stanford,
California and Southern California,
all of them powerhouses this season,
placed two men apiece today on
the United Press All-Pacific Coast
football team.
It is a big, veteran club boasting
four of the finest backs ever to
perform in the West; and it has a
great 220-pound line headed by two
unanimous choice ends—Bill McColl
of Stanford and Ed Barker of
Washington State.
The' backfield comprises quarter
back Gary Kerkorian of Stanford;
halbacks Frank Gifford of South
ern California and Ollie Matson of
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ton. To Replace L*i» Greenwood
k ASHEVILLE (W—The Tri-State
1 . League, with its eye on Bastonto,
».° « thl t!L ul ! rt ?’ * erkorl *“ the today sought an eighth member of
< mu >t Conference l “ P“*- the loop after Greenwood, 8. C„
tog, Mcßlhenny was tops in rush- surrendered its franchise,
mg, followed by Gifford; and Mat- President Bobby Hipps, who was
son was one of the top ground- reelected yesterday despite his sta
8a II J J la^ on ' ted desire to retire, pointed out that
Barker r ? n “J 1 *- 1 * 0 Gastonia has both the size and 10-1
1 ~-^ e POC pass rec * l/ln * depart- oatian to take over the vacant spot
1 k sjsS.*s! I ? an » e l b y Greenwood, beset by financial
1 250-pound Herman Clark of Ore-
, gon State, the bulwork of one of the 1
West's finest lines; and Hal Mitch- as when he made All-America last
ell, the vastly-improved UCLA Bru- year, took the other spot for Cali
' ir) . fornia. Center also went to a Cali-
Pat Cannamela, the great USC fornia man, Charley Harris, oon-
Itoebacker, drew one of the guard sidered hy many to be the top piv-
Les Richter, just as good ot man in the country.
PAGE THREE
difficulties last year, decldfed-ifr
would be unable to field a toim
not year.
H an eighth club ean't be brought
to, Hipps said, toe newest mem
ber of to* league, Greenville, S. C„
would have to be dropped.
RQXBORO ’ J
DURHAM. The Racket Club of
Roxbero has purchased tickets and
is sending three Roxboro basketball
teams to the Gerry Gerard Memo
rial Game here Wednesday, De
cember 5. which pairs Duke “Und
North Carolina. * .„
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