Anti-Semitic Youths
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the Cedars Building Division of
HOLLYWOOD—Jack
Karp, Para-
He that guards his fig tree will
the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
mount's
production
head,
an-
was dedicated last week. The re- eat its fruit.—Proverbs 27.
nounces that Gottfried Reinhardt,
son of the famous showman, Max
Reinhardt, will produce and direct
for his studio the motion picture,
"A Gift From Heaven," based on
British novelist Robert Shaw's
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book, "Hiding Place," with screen-
play by Reinhardt and his wife,
Invites Friends and Neighbors
Sylvia.
In the new screen comedy, which
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seems! We sincerely hope that the
picture is not going to be a "com-
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German bourgeois with a heart of
gold. Reinhardt previously made in
Munich "Town Without Pity," star-
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In the meantime, the producer-di-
proundly announces
rector has left• for New York to
confer with Guinness, currently
starring on Broadway in "Dylan."
Needless to say, Gottfried Rein-
hardy spent the war years in the
protection and comfort of Uncle
Sam, and was not left to the
mercy of a "kindly" German
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CARROLL BAKER portrays the
title role of "Sylvia," a shocking
story of a woman's struggle for
regeneration, from the novel by
E. V. Cunningham (pseudonym for
Howard Fast), with a screenplay by
Sydney Boehm. Production has
started at Paramount under David
Miller's (Captain Newman, M.D.)
direction, with George Maharis
essaying the part of a private in-
vestigator trying to discover the
truth about the enigmatic woman's
past.
"Sylvia" was written by Howard
Fast at a time it would have been
difficult for him to be published
under his real name. Another rea-
son for his pseudonym: with
"Sylvia" he delved into the genre
of pure entertainment, far removed
from his subjects of historical and
political significance.
Ann Sothern has been signed
for a co-starring role, that of a
penny arcade proprietress who
helps the private eye in his search
into the past of "Sylvia." Martin
Poll is producing.
Production of the picture has
been on and off for a long time.
Originally, it was announced that
Martin Ritt would direct from a
screenplay by Fast, and Paul New-
man would portray the detective.
After Jack Karp saw the rough-cut
of "The Carpetbaggers" late last
year, he immediately decided to
sign Carroll Baker (Mrs. Jack
Garfein) for the role of the mys-
terious "Sylvia," but everything
else was switched around until the
picture went before the cameras on
July 27, under Miller's guidance.
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KATHLEEN FREEMAN has been
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an irascible head nurse in "The
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also acts as executive producer.
BUENOS AIRES (JTA)—Three
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up the watchman at the premises
after telling him that they hated
Zionist and Jews. They stole four
Up to the age of six, let him typewriters.
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He that prays for his friend,
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learning as one stuffs an ox.— while being himself in the same
need, will be answered first.
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