Roland Petit's

Ballets de Paris

At Winter Garden Roland Petit 's Les Ballets de

Paris, a company of 20 youthful dancers who have been success­ful in. London and Paris this past Summer, are flying direct from Paris this weekend, to make their first appearance in the U. S. next week. Under the auspices of Lee & J. J. Shubert, by arrangement with Arthur Lesser, the French ballet troupe will open an engagement at the Winter Garden, at Broadway and 50th St. It will open next Thursday evening.

Les Ballets de Paris will fea­ture a dance version of "Car­men," which captivated Ameri­can visitors abroad during the company's four-month capacity run at the Marigny Theater, Paris, just ended. Choreo­graphed in five scenes by Ro­land Petit, the 25-year-old direc tor-choreographer - p r i n c i p a l dancer of the* company, "Car­men" is based on the Prosper Merimee story, uses the opera score by Georges Bizet, and has decor and costumes by the Spanish painter Antoine Clave.

. "Carmen" will introduce to American audiences R e n e e Jeanmaire, a young French ballerina. Petit will have the role of Don Jose and the Torea­dor is danced by Serge Perrault.

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4:00—United Nations Project—1949, "Junction in Europe," W. Gibson Parker, Narrator, Documentary-Drama, WNBC.

5:00—Radio City Playhouse. "Conqueror's Island," Bernard Grant, WNBC; The Shadow, WOR.

5:30—Harvest of Stars. Genevieve Rowe, Guest, WNBC. 6:00—Family Hour of Stars, "Love Affair," Irene Dunne, WCBS. 6:30—Cabrlllo Days, Program Commemorating the Discovery of Cali­

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7:30—Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show, WNBC; Amos n' Andv (Premiere),! ROXY—"fhiere* WCBS.

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9:30—Chance of a Lifetime. John Reed King, M. C. WJ.Z; American Album of Familiar Music, Donald Dame, WNBC; Horace Heldt Show, WCBS. , '

10:00—Take It or Leave It, Eddie Cantor, M. C. WNBC; Buddy^lark Show, Doris.Day. Guest (Premiere), WCBS. ;

10:30—Kay Armen Show, Lanny Ross, Guest, WNBC.

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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUN., OCT. 2, 1949 27

Yale Faces Lions Here Saturday By BEN GOULD *&~

With Eli Yale invading Baker Field to meet Columbia, and Army traveling to Ann Arbar to face Michigan while Penn bumps up against Princeton, next Saturday's grid schedule comes mighty ^close to proving a World Series distraction. ..

One of the boro's blue-ribbon attractions finds X. Y. U. battling Brooklyn College tin-i —- -;••." "; -der the Ebbets Held lights against Harvard, Rutgers and

12.57.J while Kordham travels to Kings; Lehigh in their time-homered 6 :55 ,jPoint and Citv College hits the

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2:25. 7. 10.

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' J a n e Cow l Signed

Morgan and Drake Teamed by 'Pretty Baby'

Dennis Morgan and Betsy Drake will co-star in "Pretty Baby," forthcoming Warner film to be directed by Bretaigne Windus t

Harry Kurnitz will produce "Pretty Baby," which will mark Miss Drake's first role at the studio, following her loanout to Warner 's by David O. Selznick.

WILL IAM WYLER'S "THE HEIRESS," opening Thursday at Radio City Music Hal l , finds Olivia de Havil land pleading wi th, her father, Ralph Richardson. In the background is Montgomery G i f t , the cause of the argu­ment.

trail to the New Haven Teach­ers backyard.

The Penn State-Boston Col: lege' tiff will hold the atten­tion of all New England with the Holy Cross-Dartmouth jounst in the hills of Hanover a close second. Other interest- [JvoVn inK engagements along the

pit Qornell

feud, Vilanova and St. Mary's (on Friday night in Phillv),

!Colgate-Boston University, and [•Navy-Duke.

Below the Mason-Dixon line, Arkansas takes on BayitJr. No.

; Carolina encounters So. Caro [liha and Texas battles Okla-

Eastern seaboard

8 A.M. TO 12 M.

'Rock Bottom' Eleanor Parker, Patricia Neal

and Ruth Roman will have co-starring roles in "Rock Bot­tom," film story to be produced by Milton Sperling's United States Pictures for distribution by Warner's. Robert Wise will direct.

Crosby's 'Mr . Music'

Ready to Begin Work on Paramdunt's new

Bing Crosby s t a r r e r . "Mr. Music," -is getting under way shortly with the return of

TELEVISION W C B S - T V , Channel 2 W N B T , Chonnel 4 WABD, Channel 5 rVJZ-TV, Channel 7 WPIX , Channel 11 W A T V , Channel 13

Crosby to the studio after month's absence.

Arthur Sheekman has com­pleted the screen play and Johnnv Burke and James Van

a 10:00 a.m. WNBT—Film. 10:15 WNBT—Yesterday's News-

reel. 10:30 WNBT—Children's Hour,

Ed Herlihy'. M. C. 11:30 WNBT—The Magic Clown.

Heusen have done seven, songs; 11:45 WNBT—Yesterday's News-for the picture, which Crosby will start to pre-record on Oct. 10. Marge and Gower Cham­pion, dance team, who are do­ing the choreography for the picture in which they also ap­pear, have started-rehearsals,

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vs. Boston Red Sox. WATV—Music and Preview

Announcements. WATV—Feature Film. WJZ—National League Foot­

ball Game. Chicago Bears vs. Chicago Cardinals,

WATV—Film Serial, "Mys­tery Mountain," Chap­ter 11.

WATV—Western Feature Film.

4:15 WCBS—Music, Program Pre­view, Weather Report.

4:30 WCBS—Lamp Unto My Feet. 5:00 WCBS—Overseas Press Club,

"Yugoslavia and MarshaPs Tito," Robert St. John, Errill. Lengyel and Robert Considine.

WATV—Junior Frolics. • WJZ—Feature Movie.

5:15 WNBT—Hopalong Cassidy • . ^ F e a t u r e Film.

WPIX—Mr. Magic! 5:30 WATV—Marie Moser Star­

lets. WCBS—The Chuck Wagon

With Deputy Sheriff Texas Jeff Bryant.

WPIX—Comics on Parade. 5:40 WABD—Telenews Weekly. 6:00 WATV—Feature Film..

WJZ—Ireene Wicker. WPIX—Television Chapel. WABD—Western Film,

"Fugitive Valley." With the Range Busters.

6:15 WCBS—Burton Holmes, Santa Fe'Travelogue.

6:30 WNBT—Say It With Acting. WCBS—Mr. I. Magination. WPIX—News of the Hour. WJZ—Action Autographs,

Ed Prentiss, M. C. 6:10 WPIX—Song Parade.

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7:00 WABD—Front Row Center Starring Georgle JCaye.

WATV—Western Feature Film.

WJZ—Stained Glass Windows.

WCBS—"Tonight on Broad­way," With John Mason Brown (Premiere).

WNBT—News in Review. WPIX—Telepix Newsreel. WNBT—Sunday Date With

Gene Archer. WPIX—Jimmy Powers. WCBS—"This Is Show Busi­

ness." Clifton Fadiman; M. C; Duke Ellington, Ginnie Powell and Lou Parker, Guests (Premiere)

WPIX—Feature Film. "Sins of the Children," With Eric Linden and Cecilia Parker.

WNBT—Aldrich Family With Robert Casey and Jackie Kelk (Premiere).

***W.JZ—Penthouse Players. 8:00 WCBS—Tonst of the Town.

Ed Sullivan, M. C; Ethel Waters, Frank Parker. Harold Lang and Paul Gray, Quests.

WNBT—Believe It or Not. WJZ—Think Fast. Dr.

Mason Gross, M. C. WATV—Feature Film. WABD-^hlcagoland Mys­

tery Players, "Easy Mark With Gordon Urquhart, Bob Smith and Joan Forrester.

8:30 WNBT—r^avle It to the

Girls. Dr. Houston Peter­son, Guest.

WABD-Cinoma Varieties. WJZ—The Little Review,

Variety Show. 9:00 WNBT-Playhouse, '"The

Q'icen Bee." With Claire Luce, Margaret Phillips and Paul McGrath.

WJZ Library of Documen-« trrry*Films. • WABD-*-Cross Question. WATV—"Camera High­

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Lowell Limpus. Moderator; Edward Guiner, Orrln Q. Judd, Albert K. Herling. Quests.

9:30 WJZ- Music Room. Conrad Thibaulr, M. C.

10:00 WCBS—The Week in Review WNBT—Garrowav at Large WATV—"Word of Life,"

Religions Program. WJZ-Celebrity Time, Con­

rad Nagel, M. C; Tommy Henrich, Minerva Pious, Quests.

1:00 WCBS—Ntwa.

W N B C — P r a y t r t ; Xewa tit a,

WJZ—Old-fa»hlon,d Rivival Hour.

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fltet iant." W M G M —Davt Rett Orth. WN-YC— Qumdrtp P l tyhe j t t . W I N S — Ht lp in t Hand Army.

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1:30 WCBS— Tht QartltR Gate. WNBC—Chri i t lan Stltnee

Protram. • . WOR—Her t ' t Ht ldy. W M C A — " M n t l e i t n d . " W M G M —Blbl t Hour. W I N S — N t w t .

1:45 W C B S — M r m t from Lakt Sutctn .

WOR— "Golnt P la te l . " WINS—Front P a t t Drama.

1:55 W N Y C — N t w t .

iiOO WCBS—World Newt. WNBC— New I Reundv*. WOR—Ntwt , Henneny. WJZ—Sunday Mtn ' t Pae*. W M C A — N t w t ; "Rhythm

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9:15 W C B S — O n t o Mutle. WNBC—The Comla Weekly

.Man WMCA—Pel i t iea l Talk. WOR—"Live a New Li fe ." W I N S — H e r t ' t - t a Vtttrana.

J:30 WJZ—Volet tf Proohecy. WMCA—"Over My Shoulder" i W M G M — M t r n l n a 8«renade. j WOR—Radio Chanel. W I N S — Guttt 8tar

9:45 WCBS—Chariot W h t t l l . W N B C — 0 . tV H tlInert. WINS—Guett Hou«e. WMGM—Heal ing Minl t t ry tf

Chriit lan Science 10:00 WCBS—Churth t t the Air.

W N B C — Hl th l ieht t of Blblt . WJZ—Mt t ta ta ri UratL WOR—Ntwt Qladitone, W M G M — B l b l t Clatt, W M C A — N t w t ; Top Tune

Tlmt. W I N S — Newt.

10:15 WOR—Gtt Kort Out et L i f t .

WINS—Ivory Tewtr. 10:30 WNBC—Children » Haur.

WCBS—Churth t t tht Air. WNYC—Opera Seenet. WJZ—Southernalret W M G M —Bible Auditorium. W I N S — K a y Lorraine Show

10:45 WOR—Your Hymnal. WINS—Top Compoiart.

11:00 WCBS—Jtckton. ntwa. WJZ—Vietor Llndlthr. WOR—Newt, Gladttont. W M C A — N e w t ; Top tunt

Time. W M G M — C h r l t t l t n Rtform

Churth. WINS—Al Goodman. .

11:05 W C B S — T h t Niwamaken.

I I : I5 WOR—Dort thy and nick. WJZ—Fine Artt Ouarttttt . WCBS—"Wor ld Affair* Re­

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W N B C — N t w t . MtCarthy. W I N S — Reeordi. WJZ—Hour of Faith. WMGM—Calvary Ba i t l t t

Church. W N Y C —Youna American

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the same tactics later. But s o m e h o w , Dart­mouth this time had what it took to stop the Red and HlueJ on the half-yard line on fourth j down. Penh's two other tallies! were the hurry-up kind, Bob Deuher scooting 68 yards on a third-period punt return and: Hill Khoades in the final periotlj flitting for (57 yards around; Dartmouth's left end alter t'ak-ing a d i r e c t pass on the tail-! back spot;

D a r t m o u t h , which, also opened its season here last year with Penn, and also played its only - poor game, was ragged. Tiiss Mcl.augliry's lads simply couldn't get going. And when

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they did unfurl the pass attack that had worked so well last year just about every time a pass was completed, the of­ficials would find illegal use of hands in defending the passer.

Atop that, Dartmouth fum­bled eight times, losing the ball five times. Penn also dribbled. The Red and Blue let die bail go free four times. In fact, one part of the second per­iod was fumble, fumble. Fitkin fumbled, then Doone.z fumbled, 'hen Howard fumbled for Dartmouth—and R h o a d e s

fumbled for Penn. Almost one right after the other.

But then Agocs, who made good on Penn's three conver­sion attempts, blocked Chap­man's punt and there were no more fumbles 'til after Graham crossed the goal line with the game's first score.

It's-almost impossible to over­estimate the mid-section defen­sive strength of the victors. It was this that crowded Dart-! mouth's middle, giving the Red] and Blue enils the best oppor-j tunity to strut their stuff.

Penn ran up a "net of 2! ll yards, rushing against .'I^art-j mouth's JIG. It hadn't much of J

la pass attack, gaining only ..'ilj yards on 18 tries. Dartmouth's'; air game, being hobbled, gained only 70 yards on 21 tries.

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Leahy Homecoming The Notre Dame - Michigan

State football game on Nov- 5 will be somethig of a homecom­ing for Coach Frank Leahy of the Irish, who was an assistant coach at Michigan State it. 1932 under "Sleepy" .lim Crowley.

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Baltimore, Oct. 1 (U.R)— Navy's-I'rince'ton's lone touchdown of Midshipmen returned to the '.the fjame. winners' circle today after a The fumble, recovered by lojlg stretch in which they went tackle Holland Cohan, was fol-two full seasons without a vie- lowed four plays Liter by a pass tory, toppling I'rinceton, 28—7. from halfback Dick Kazmait-r to without tot)' much diffiouH.v at end John iam-ry who leaped I'.abc Ruth Stadium in their ' inlto the air to bring it down on home opener, . , . — . tile two.

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t -,#«,. us lis • i r ,, iXasirow to Hona'ai \ J,atcr in the same period ful •< . , ,

^ X \ £ ' z : > ; x » - » ^ "»••">•• •••• '••»«' for t he seco'nd s c o r e of t h e

(Off 16th St.)

• \ i A Frankie Haiitf, nccott 1 for* the final Nav.v iu.'chdo\viis K. m Roger r w kicked the l ) r e < v s a ( i ( i o ( ] m

o extra point for the Midshipmen. ^ ^ o f ,h t> R

A fumble by halfback Hillj Tlie win was N^yy'a

fourth extra

lirst ^ P o w e r s on his own 17 in the since t:M7, when the "Midship-

• • • • • • • • ^ • • • • ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ' second period set the stage for j men upset Cornell, 3S—10

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