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HELP MEN and woMEN

ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMEN for per
manent positions. Phone AID. 1875 fol-
BARTENDER. experienced, man or woman
wanted: permanent position; .first-class
hotel with 100 rooms, outside city, limits;
sired Please inclose references. Write
B6okKEsPERs.a EsPERsai for small established bust
CLERK-TYPTsT. permanent position. es-
sential industry: chance for advancement.
apply METAL LIMB MFGRs, INC, 22l
and yard man. live in Md suburbs, $500
c0urLE at at tourist tsSrltt house. apt. and sll5
mo; plus small commission. HOTEL
COURT, Balto; blvd, 2 mi. past College
COUPLE, refined; wife for g.h.w. 4 days
estate: top salaries, house, garden, etc.
DESK CLERK, hotel front office expert
snce: knowledge OF transcript and switch
board boa H., essential Can manager. NO. 443o,
S1hour day, no Sunday. COLONIAL COZ
FEE sHoPPE, 1874 Wilson blvd, Ar
FooD COUNTER CLERKS, 1e or over. We
will. train you for essential work on our
food counters, helping to feed Washington
Uniforms furnished and snndered ree
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
SmSs' MEN And : WomaifNS, VI aisS white, to work on
steamboat refreshment stand. Apply In
person, 8 am. to s pm. WILSON LINE,
INC. 9TH st. Wharyes s.w.
RESTAURANT MANAGER. with knowledge
Of sea food. Call WA. 22Ts between and
10 am. for appointment.
ROOM CLERK: permanent position for
experienced man or woman in 1st-class
rooms board and room il desired with
good salary to right party: references,
please. Write Box 1911, Star.
SODA DISPENSERS, 1S years or over, $40
week. meals and Uniforms. PETWORTH
PHARMACY, 1901 Georgia ave. NV.
TEACHERS for private church school for
underpriveleged children; real opportunity
for Christian service; high school and grade
teachers needed; man and wife acceptable.
Call CHI. 1918.
THERE ARE VACANCIES in the Fort Bel
voir exchange for food servers, cooks, sales
clerks, cashiers, etc. GOOD earnings Liv-
call MISS GABENT. Fort Belvoir exchange,
Fort Belvor. virginia. A140.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters ee-
paired quickly, factory-trained mechanics.
oPseE McasE coRP Pa05o Bond Rs Bds
APPLIANCES, refriseration-, washing ma:
commercial rsfriseration specially. u
aWSrNGs. bags, canvas cnairs. cots. en-
mis- nets, garpaulins. heavy and light cam
vas .epa,rinv PRocTER co. Ex a7a7
aWNING RErAIRRsitcsing Ihasng9g;
BATHRooM and kitchen fs fixtures S installed.
eads wte Is sH Is PSo tub %
Good quality closet combinations and lava
tory with prswar chrome;p,ated faucets.
e sssFS sG DAY Gan Bkos i4So S
CAMERAS cslsnS IS RRiEHrAREp. REP 4s-hr. service: all
work snaranteed., ALLAN PETRov, Room
saS cEMfST sSG aNp Il NV BRICK Pt 4ses work don.
PROMPTLY and at reasonable cost.
CLEANING of upholstered furniture ana
sensational results guaranteed; work dons
in your own home, For estimates call Mr..
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES of all types re-
paired; house wiring and extra base plugs
EnEcTsicsE Gan rRousaE Ap sfis 1mmedat. ssrv
ice. Repairs and new installations. wiring
and REFRIGERATOR repairs. DI. o122. 10"
.hECIa,, migiMS s1s Me. nxtuss sxtrs eqs-
EIEc co 5000 Ga ave RA s3sI
ELECTRICIAN-Inst and repair
ing Of wan plugs and fixtures specially.
ELECTRICIANs-Light. heat and power:
motor repairs, PLUGS and fixtures installed.
kxP2Rr s1a2S5 sssT,Ss MASON fE ooNT NJ srickwors.
;h saspEp .ss Isn9S.5 pT 29ss m
and wsxed. LONG g. STONE FLOOR sERv-
ICE, I02 Kennedy st; nv RA. 51l7
and n9oa asxns sns saRR ss59in'
fNe Neok e sfSD'sS bE Isia sAF9 sk z7ss oAD Aoo'
fireplaces: concrete work. etc. RINALDf
|GRINDrSG & iSi;S saloTPi, circular saws, summed
tools sharpened. 1927 Lee hwy. Arlington.
HEATiNG Hf. IN : Rel 1ksESPArRs-New installation Of
GE. se 49si: s eyes.. sH. i es7i. Si I
Psass Ssas wis az ave NAtoNAa No 6ss7 PAINT shor'
PAINTING, interior-exterior: waterproof
ing, ROOF repairing; experienced mechanics.
EaND. a n no 70 stss dsily. your AT. 3S0 ossa ~
PAINTING, int. and ext: no jobs too far or
too small; free est: Can WI 1864: 8.
scaffolding, 10 men. trucks: gen: repairs.
foundation to roof. JACK R. TATE. 81 K
PAINTING and paper hanging. finest work
Co. eh tsiis o4si, cH' usss SasS. 1AA '
mates. G. d. MAPLE. Phone DI. 4391. 90
PAINTING, papering, repairing: we spe-
ciaIize in excellent workmanship anc low
prices; special July prices. Ia. 1857. 10s
PAINTING. interior and exterior: Kem-
toning, floor refinishing. RALPH NJ.
PAINTING AND PAPERING. excellent work
at very req sonable price. Call Mr..
PAINTING Al ri; = AND ND DECORATING, interior
and exterior. Phone zoWD, DI. 2704.
PAISTfNG PAIN isqE AND PAPER HANGING-we 80
Virginia, Maryland and d. c.; work guar
anteed; estimates free; prompt service;
PAINTING, PAPERiNG; special rates on
exterior work; LIST class. A free, nabls
estimate E. r. SELBY, IL 0S29, FIR. 5A56.
= ff-nnffrred an Mart PaQa.t
Evening star., 1945-07-04
PERSONAL,

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence. freedom from self
conSsSpsneSs; Tg S private yfyS tpIop MI 25oo L.
Mc.EAN, 6004 4th st, NV. IA
SLIP COVERS, professionally cut and
tailored; early & appointment; restricted
sELF-CoNSCioUs? Danish audience fear
through a course in PUBLIC speaking. Learn
postwar leadership opportunities. For FUR
ther information dial HO. 4120.
p ssS ssss Of Hss o.D sS5 M sss
OF 9a ioaNs0S O, asn,lss s.,s False tsssA s,s
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers a
12-month program of school, summer
SShS9i @ns and anp al ss SPORTS M WIS., WI sess ins
1s-ToN PANEL TRUCK and driver for
hsf Fss soa5 nHRGE dRy Tssf pssSur ess Sen
from 2 to 8 boarded day and night For
further particulars. Falls Church. 1870, 80
LARGE HALL suitable for club lodges
ayailabie Apply manager. BURLINGTON
HOTEL lI2O Yer Vermont ave. NV. Price
slip COVERS AND DRAPERIEs Expert
workmanship; 5-day delivery. DAIGNE-
HIT eULTuRTS sRENcH LAZY experienced
teacher, gives private lessons, individual
or group tuition, day or evening. DE.
PERMANENT. s4: shampoo and tinger
ORR SCHOOL. I34o N. Y, ave.
interest, secured ON unimproved property
on Lee blvd. Arlington, Va. Note under
SOC of appraised value of the property.
JEROME S. MURRAY, 1881 G st. NV. RE.
WORKING MOTHER DESIRES white girl
to care for 2 children. live in. 81. 1921,
ARTIST, commercial wants free-lance
work Box 425-J, Star.
WATCH REPAIRING-3 to days service;
fine clocks repaired, pearls restrung; all
work guaranteed. ELECTRICAL CENTER
q GIFT MART, 514 10th ST. bet. and
Swimming INSTRUCTION desired by
young man, prefer instructor who has had
water Box 122-J. Star.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee:. relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness. piles, colds, flu or other all
ments. Also relief for aching. swollen feet.
Lady naturopath, 80 yrs, experience. in
charge. sH; 1855. - go
Evening star., 1945-07-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ARTIST, honor student in 3 years art
training pius college education, experienced
in fashion, drawings wants position where
talent can be utilized in commercial art:
salary open. Phone MI 1851. Ext BOZ
DRESSMAkING, designing. remodeling. al
terations, reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
Iryins 81. NV. Apt, 4. AID. 223S.
work and take care of baby for room and
board and salary. Call FIR. Abs, MRS.
JONES
NURSE. professional. desires 10 or 10 mr.
duty, maternity preferred: Al reference.
Call TR. 7l49, MISS SMITH g.
NURSE, practical, wishes position; refer
enre. AT. 9555
PIX OPERATOR, white. experienced. wants
nightwork, IL pm to z am. or 1878 am;
RECEPTION1ST-TYPIS young lady, with
college background. has good refs. and is
an experienced typist. CO. 1928. So
SETTLED PERSON desires position In
nice family as attendant or practical
nurse to convalescent. Sligo 4150.
STENoGRAPHIC WORK and tipping done
by the hour or by the day in my downtown
once. Telephone DI. 1911. Sc
TfPIsT with secretarial experience de-
Sires work at home. AT. 5074. 50
AGE 90, extensive experience in payroll
clerical typing, supervisory. general once
duties; eficient. willing, excel refs: small
offlce NV. preferred; permanent postwar;
salary open Box lS4-V Star
Evening star., 1945-07-04
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHANIBERMAID. colored. for roomine
hpnSe %Mn as MA ST. hs MI g4sa 1so Old
baby girl: % permanent position; experience
necessary; live in. refs required; salary,
$I25; other help employed Phone DE.
CoLoRED COUPLE for high-class guest
house downtown: do upstairs work and
serve breakfast and dinnsr days live in;
SSa sastoS ahS MoUsEKEEPER. t1s white not
over so, for semi-invalid middle-aged lady;
small apt.; duties light. Ma. 2299, before
9o for adats f1Gle0 sad esildren chi s % q and s
years and clean 8 downstairs rooms: live
in; refs. and health card required. Call
after $3.50 pm. ia. 1901. Address, 66l5
COOK and general houseworker. must be
good, plain cook, S25 wk.: IN family;
tion. Cabin John street carline; prefer live
in; THURSDAYS and Sundays OF after breaS-
fast; family moving y. K approximately
but this not essential. Call DE. 1881.
between and. 6 except Wednesday:
d dren: 500 tHen mo. siiWs caIi Randolph % ssss.
COOK AND G.H.W., exper.; live in: Md
uK sqSpsbs sac WI Kpa WI 59d1 ,and !, en,,dr.n
stay 2 nishts;N S25 week. 44ao nth st.
couPIE to live in for cooking and clean
and yardman; liys in Md. SUBURBS; $500
DAILY MAID, $50 to z pm, cook and
care for children s and 10, clean apt,
children,s laundry only; parents absent
during day; S25 week and carfare. MI.
GENERAL aa,o1iUsEwoRKER. s125 month:
plain cooking, live in. like children, no
heavy laundry; must be able to get health
card. be willing and dependanle worker;
Gen GENERAi f1iS HOUSEWoRK. mo no cooking, % fam
ily Of 8; small cool Bethesda home; mod
ern washer and sweeper; q to 5 Mon
through Sat, SIS week monthly bonus
for efficient, reliable service. WI. 1886
Evening star., 1945-07-04
HELP poMEsTJc fcor,. !,

G.H.W., neat, reliable, health card. city
sss s sua hrs 70 to sS asSs week.
CIV, good cleaner. no cooking electric
s20 and carfsre. 242s 39th pl. NV. Wo.
G.H.w., Monday and Friday. s to ~ or /;
SOC. hT,. and carfare; reference required.
GHw Ga KM ASD SSsa. irGHT f LauSpRY. "a R hrs %
s, S16 per wk. ia. 3462. Sal Buchanan
GIRL, colored, for general housework and
ings, 3 to. 2; SO and carfare. GE. 1896.
GIRL. colored; general housework; sleep
a aau sai siS ws says W as aods oonn family a1s
GIRLS, colored. for kitchen or exclusive
restaurant. Good wages. good meals. com
or evenings. WEARLEY,s. 9is 18th st. INV n. W
HELPER. colored or white woman, to helr
Chevy Chase home, no children: live in
Phone WO: 6g47 between noon and z pm
H0UsEKEEPER to live in, .S100 per mo.
cause wife is employed. Cali Ma. 1854,
10 Am; TO ! pm. THURSDAY.
HOUSEkEEPER for summer months. new
ing couple, no children: 5Ts day week, $40:
LAuNDREss, day week, for ironing only;
LAuNDREss for THURSDAYS and Fridays
80 day. hght Laundry, simple cleaning; ref
erenfes. SH. 1908.
MAID, part time, 8 or days, 8 pm. until
after dinner. stay some ewes; refs. WA.
MAID. colored, g.bw.. small apartment, nc
cooking: must like children; $50 week
TR. 1858, los M st. Sc.
MAID. colored, to clean rooms In roomlng
house; no Sundays; $50 per month. Call
MISS WEBB, NO. 9176.
MAID. colored, 6-day wk., general hotel
maids work. POTOMAC HOTEL, MA. e2I6
MAID, white. housework and cooking: 3
in family. must like children; Bendix and
manele; live out. Oliver 3535.
g.hw.; city references required; SIS a
week, 429 4th st. s,w.
4. yrs. and 2 yrs. of age; other help EN-.
ployed; live in; references required
WOMAN, colored, for chambermaid work
good hours. 51a-day week, good pay. Call
at 10O6 18th st. NV. s.
WOMAN to care for 6-month -old child
general housework, for employed couple in
Fairlington; no Sundays. TIE. 1888
WOMAN. white, settled. fer general house.
work and cooking: live in, nice upstairs
room In new home; good salary; 2 adults
PART-TIME CLEANING, washing wood
work, housework no cooking, no laundry
OF ironing; no meals provided. S4 a day
days wk. or half days; GEORGETOWN
co. 0S50
Evening star., 1945-07-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ARLINGTON, yA.--Golden opportunity for
reliable food store operators to open super
operator who would want to specialize in
postwar frozen food ideas which is q COM
ing reality in the world of tomorrow. Ex-
FURNISHED APT. BUSINESS, near Thon,
as Circle; IL apts., sleeping rooms, IL
baths:. rent. $3.50; income. $685.: most
crate: always rented; price, $4,000
Phone DI. 0SSq
AIR sandwich shop, neat
oniy IL II stools. $500 1t down Ire reouired %
BOB HOLLANDER, 1909 N. z. ave. Tex
elusive). Ma. 9743.
Evening star., 1945-07-04
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STEN0GRAPHIC ana secretariaI classe.
now forming Beginners and refreshei
courses in shorthand. typins. bookkeeping
comptoueter. all secretarial subjects. Civil
Service courses Est. 2S years: accredited
INQUIRE Ma 233S. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
r st topp CAPITOL Theaterl
PARENTS send your child TO good board
ing school this fall. Free information on
military schools, church schools. and
INGToN SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION, 204
Colorado Bldg RE 3Q3Q
Evening star., 1945-07-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLoRED GIRL wishes a position cleaning
small apartment, 3 DAYS q week IL 2l2S
day Call NO. 1855. 50
GIRL. colored. wants light housework,
part time. to g. Phone Ma. 664S.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time morning
work, cleaning and personal laundry,
small apt; 9 80 to 80; city ref. HO. 1902.
GIRL, colored, wants days work. cleaning
or light laundry: 6oe hour and carfare.
no. 3034
GIRL, neat, eolored would like job as
mothers helper. Phone CO. 4137 1853
Girard ST. NV.
GIRL, colored. experienced: clean apart
ment or light housework; capable honest
S1o wk. Call DU. 1864
GIRL wants job as nurse or mothers
helper; no Sum-; $50 and carfare Call
NO S42a Wednesday. 4s
LAUNDRESS, experienced: curtains nicely
done. called for and delivered. Reference.
DE 1909
MAID, colored. wants position. general
housework; stsy, in: best reference, settled
and reliable DI 93SO
Evening star., 1945-07-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT wants part-time work, eve
ntngs, In private business Box 337-J,
Star. g.
BOY, colored Is wants work HO. 4l33
HONORABLY DISCHARGED veteran. Just
returned from 2 years in China, desires
position; AZ years of age, well educated,
spent most Of my life in publishing and
printing field; have vast experience in en-
ployes' publications; can type and could
adapt myself to most any kind of work
best of references. Write p. O. Box 3034,
Columbia Heights Station. Wash D C
Evening star., 1945-07-04
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

STENoGRAPHERS tfD. patent law exp
essential, SOS wk.; medical stenog., S207i
stem ID. newspaper with Spanish oil
French language. 5000: stem, legal, S5C
wk.; sten-librarian 5000. and hun
dreds of other top-salaried positions
BOYDS lNA. :s33Sl, 1888 st. NV. (opp
Capitol Theater)
BOoKKEEPERS ~, full charge, $50 wk
oookpr. mach. oper. $50 hours). S35
bookp. machine supervisor, must know how
to handle people, 5000 up; need so new
applicants daily for new openings BOYD'S
ta33 St NV MA 2340
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

ROOM FOR 3, 1912 Buick. to Asheyille
N. C.: leaving July 2. DI. 9021. Ext. 4.
ARMY OFFICERS WIFE driving TO Spo-
kane, leaving July &, desires refined
couple or lady to accompany her. MI.
YOUNG MOTHER. 7-mo.-old baby, desire
ride San Francisco; can leave any time,
share expense. TR. 3i27 Sc
WANT 1 OR RIDERS to San Francisco.
LEAVING FOR NEVADA, July eth. early
morning; take two adult passengers. WO.
Evening star., 1945-07-04
HELP MEN.

AMERICAN RED CROSS, Blood DonoI
Center, needs shipping clerks. See Mr.
Cowan, chief shipping clerk. ACACIA
BUILDING, 81 Louisiana ave. NV.
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tContinued on Next Pass.s
Evening star., 1945-07-23
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.


Sights and Sounds: Paramount
appears to be in the throes of a
clinical cycle, with heroes and her.
oines bedded or staggering from
one disease or another.
I'm The Lost Weekend" just COM
pleted, Ray Milland is the victim
Of alcoholism and his DTS are
something to behold-even without
technicolor.
Robert Cummings suffered from
Leukemia in You Came Along and
it's perfectly obvious to the cash
customers that he'll pass away be-
fore the house lights go up.
In Love Letters" it's Jennifer
Jones who requires medical atten-
ton, her case developing into a bad
bout with amnesia. Joe Gotten and
his romantic ways, not the doctor
cure Jennifer for the fade-out.
Handsome Robert Cummings un-
able to draw a negative report
from the medically inclined script
writers. He comes right back this
week by starting a movie called
The Bride Wore Boots" in which
he is afflicted with an allergy. But
this one has farcial angle for
Bob's sensitivity is wound up in
horses. His wife, portrayed by Bar
bara Stanwyck, loves him dearly
but she also loves horses and Mrs.
Cummings has a bad session every
time she wears her boots and riding
habit into the house.
Irving Berlin will utilize parts Of
about thirty of his old songs in the
musical, Blue Skies" which he
viii co-produce at Paramount. The
Evening star., 1945-07-23

Food department: As author OF
much of the script of 1.-THE Diary
of a Chambermaid," Burgess Mere
dith is not altogether sure he ad-
mires every aspect OF his writing
ability. That is because one rather
long scene in the picture requires
him to eat rose petals. Meredith's
role in the picture. incidentally. is
relatively small one. He is con-
centrating upon the production job,
which stars his wife. Paulette God
dard. Producing and eating rose
petals, that is.
Screening department: Critics
this morning get their formal intro
duction to Back to Bataan," which
will be the next attraction at Keith's.
One of the pictures most striking
dramatic elements is its treatment
of the famous march of death"
Another episode deals with the
Rangers rescue OF Americans i'm
prisoned at Cabanatuan.
A gala premiere is in the offing
Honors department: Sir Alexander
Fleming. discoverer of penicillin,
will be the sixth to receive Variety
Clubs annual humanitarian award
at the Mayfiower on Wednesday
night. Previous winners of the
honor have been Father Flanagan,
of Boys Town. Martha Berry,
George Washington Carver. Sister
Elizabeth Kenny and Cordell Hull.
Evening star., 1945-07-23

Esther doesn't bother with bath
ing suit. =. If you're interested In
who's going to play the heroine OF
THE Razor's Edge" make a little
wager that Maureen OHara will
draw the plum. At least that's the
way they're betting at GOTH Fox.
When Jack Larue finished The
Spanish Main" at RKO, his final
scene was as a dead man on the
floor. Last week he started a new
role, on the same lot. In "Cornered. =
His first scene was as a dead man
on the floor.
X -
Those antique pictures of movie
stars used by the five-and -dime
stores to display photo frames have
finally aroused the anguished howls
Of the movie makers. Warmers are
the first to take action. They're
distributing thousands of brand-new
stills of their stars, with polite
request that they be slipped into
the display frames.
released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1945-07-23
Everyone's III at Paramount

theme number of course will be
wrapped around the title piece, one
Of his biggest hits. The studio has
staked out a budget Of three mil
lions. making 1t by far the most pre-
tentious musical ever attempted on
the lot.
Busiest Of all the feminine pro-
ducers right now is Mary Pickford,
who has three story properties ready
TO go before the cameras, starting
with Iona Henry" on September
Is. RKO had this property at one
time and made three successive
adaptations. finally writing it off
as hopeless project.
Miss Pickford also has the Broad
way musical hit, "One Touch of
Venus" slated to start January /.
but rumors are persistent that she
wishes to sell 1t. Last week Mary
bought rights to the stage play
Champagne for Everybody"
II her husband, Charles Buddy
Rogers, Is released from service, he
will join her as production assist
ant.
News in nibbles: Hedy Lamar,
according to Edith Gwynn in the
Reporter, is telling friends that her
7-week-old baby looks exactly like
Winston Churchill. -. Out at
M-G-M they've tagged Lana Turn
er's new blonde hair tint white
gold" and credit 1t to suggestion
from a serviceman Actually, it's
just like the late Jean Harlow's,
who went places by being dubbed
the platinum blonde" Vivian
Blaine, who dieted off IS pounds to
win starring contract at 10Th Fox,
has now been asked TO round out
her figure bit more. Dana
Andrews won lot of excited squeals
at the sneak preview of State
Fair" Looks as though Dana Is
really up there to stay now.
Esther Williams neighbors at the
beach might be interested to know
that the swim champ, now turned
actress, dives into her small pool
about $50 every morning, sunshine
or fog and it's been mostly fog this
summer. The pool is secluded and
Evening star., 1945-07-23

r. j. O'Donnell, national head of
Variety Club, will preside at the
Wednesday dinner. American and
British newspapermen will occupy
guests of honor places.
X ~
Radio department: Homer Pickett
has been named by the Thcater
Guild as director of the orRaniza. !.
tion's forthcoming radio series, "The
Theater Guild on the Air" The
first program will be presented on
September 9, from 10 until IL
O'Clock.
Pickett. a former newspaperman,
has been interested in radio in ali
its departments since he once was
assigned to do radio story and
became SO happy over it that he
quit his newspaper job. A few of
the persons with whom he has been
associated in radio production in
clude the Lunts, Orson Welies,
Agnes Moorehead. Joseph Gotten,
Ted Husing and De Wolf Hopper.
United States Steel sponsors the
guilds hour on the air,
4 X X n
Radio department ditto; Arch
McDonald's radio show will be
broadcast from the stage of the
Capitol Theater. starting tonight
and continuing through Friday.
\ n y r
Health department: London can
forget now about further hot de-
bate on the merits of Thornton
Wilder's "Skin of Our Teeth. !"
Vivien Leigh, who played the princi-
pal role, is being forced to abandon
the project because of iii health.
She will spend couple of recupe-
rative months in Switzerland. The
play ran for two months after
arousing much the same storm OF
controversy that greeted it here and
In New York,
Music department: The success of
Chattanooga Choo Choo" of a few
seasons back has inspired another
railroad song which is expected to
exceed its predecessor In popularity.
"On the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe" is It's title.
Publications department: The
Ten Best Film Plays of 1884" ("
by John Gassner and Dudley Nichols
Is of the press. 1t is the second
edition of the publication.
Evening star., 1945-07-23

several years ago when she got her
first important Broadway role in
Claudia" Miss Barrymore at the
time was appearing in The Corn
Is Green" To tie Miss B. in that
play in your first Broadway engage
ment is quite trick.
Literary department: Five authors
will write the screenscript of The
Common Sin" for Metro -Goldwyn-
Mayer. Each will contribute one
episode which deals with one day in
the lives Of the principal characters
which they would most prefer to live
over again. The authors are Harry
Ruskin, /. A. r. Wylie, James M.
Cain, Charles Jackson and Michael
Arlen.
Van johnson will play the prin-
cipal male role. heading cast that
is to include more than 80 name
players.
Evening star., 1945-07-23

$50 pm.
Screen.
CapitoI-''The Clock: II am,
las, 4:30, TAO and 1925 pm. Stage
shows: 1855, 3:45, SIS and $40 pm.
CoIumbia-"Salty ORourke": IL :35
am, l:35, $3.50, $50. 7:30 and $50
pm.
Earle-"A Medal for Benny: IL
am, 1:50, 4:30, tbs and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: !, 3:45, 6:25 and 9:l0
pm.
Keith's - Along Came Jones':
1l:15 am, l;2o, 3:25, 5;35, TAO and
9:45 pm.
Little-"Thunder Rock: II am,
12:45, 2:30, 4:20. sos, TBS and 9:45
pm.
Metropolitan Conflict: ll:20
am, l:l0, 3:l5, $40, 7:30 and GAS
pm.
Palace-'Valley of Decision: IL 80
am, 2, 4:30, and $50 pm.
Pix-"T'he Lady Has Plans: 2,
4:45, 7:35 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-07-23

Irving Berlin will utilize parts Of
about thirty of his old songs in the
musical, Blue Skies" which he
will eo-produce at Paramount. The
Evening star., 1945-07-23
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
| and Tina of Showing

National-"Good Night, Ladies';
$3.50 pm.