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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-25
HELP WoMeN.

sTENOGRAPHER, local branch Of national
stenographer with clerical duties also;
UT SSh f2a Ns with Jersey 5rsa. ave
good opportunity. advancement, in small
organization; 5a days. Please give details
s% Sh SsHA; All; OPERATOR, e-d.y week;
good salary. Apply Mgr. CAIRO HOTEL
TGAcHE Ss en vacancies in pub
Ab r PIsasf s'h2 %En sSod o sre coo
rado Bldg, 14th and G, SITS. RE 393s,.
TEACH TEACHER :, vented to begin Jan IL for
ih H.sIsE fer fer sppoins@ssnt; or t.,
sHs sr.ssEsas HPr1 II private
GOOD salary. permanent. EMILE is Of WASH Wash.
TnnhIHHPHoNI oPERAToRs ave experienced
SEEMING an ~ fS S work. yeeEs
ssa Il o sHhs sfa! p6HoE$g
ffEEI EEsHSsE. G. SSpEnAron for relief two
Eih a5h' Ho ARPl' aii fstS
T Tssi perm Pesiti9n nn,s 3issy
Room TOG. SlO lAtl st, NV,
s Suns shorp u fss st. Apply as YOUNG
but sefu worP
5-day week. chance for advancement. DI.
TYfIsT. CLERK. general once work, per
TYPISTS CLERKS, openings in, motion
once aooa Rorsns sond
VGRsAf fSS afs' Us new Rpi' jersey
T T1di WRITER for old-line in
positen eo aETaA @ EfsE eesHasRs
or call Kensington 267-M evenings for
VA WAlTREss. meals u.s. uniforms turn,shsd.
scosTFgEE SHOP. i7ss 6 S. Nv NV. 'meN
wAITRE Saw Apply after
house in family; live in; only thorough
ly experienced, with good references, need
apply. Call MI. 0596 between $50 and
MATTRESSES, white, full or part time ex-
perienced at arm service; good tips, plus
work. Apply TALLY-Ho RESTAURANT,
MATTRESSES, 8. eolored; experienced; no
D SSEk ePD TEA H6Gs2 115
WAIthESSES, 1ulI or part time, over II
Apply bet, IS pm. OLD WILLIAMSBURG.
WOMEN-The Telephone Co. has jobs for
you, the pay is good raises are regular,
working conditions are excellent; come in
and talk 1t over with US at one of our
three employment ofices. T27 18th St.
NV, 722 18th st. NV, 1862 F ST. NV;
open evenings until . O'Clock for your
convenience. THE CHESAPEAKE g. PO-
TOMAC TELEPHONE CO.
YOUNG LADY, for general once work
with knowledge OF tipping and some short
hand; must have pleasant telephone per-
sonality; good salary. Apply w. T. COWAN,
INC, 2001 Fairview ave. ne.
YOUNG WOMEN-Want q Job you'd be
proud Of? II you do you can and 1t at the
Telephone Co.: our business is growing,
we need the help OF ambitious young wom-
en- who are interested in positions with an
assured future; no previous experience is
necessary; you'll be paid while in training
and you can look forward to steady en-
ployment and regular pay increases: for
full details call at one Of our employment
employment with you; open until 8 pm.
for your convenience. 727 18th st. NV.
722 18th st, NV, 1852 F st. NV. THE
CHESAPEAKE a. POTOMAC TELEPHONE
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Of news
paper will consider young woman. high
school graduate, to work three days a
week: no experience required Apply per-
sonnet ONCE, Room sol. Star Building
THE EVENING STAR, 1l01 Pa. ave. NV.
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HELP WOMEN.

ACCESSORIES BUYER, experienced in
bags, jewelry, hose etc. Excellent salary,
good opportunity for advancement. KoPY
ADvERTIsING FASHION ARTIST, exper.
IN better-type Illustrations, for agency
handling class" accounts; salary, $50
Call Ma. $3.50 Wednesday.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-Young lady
under 80; for bookkeeping work in country
club: will work in pleasant surroundings
some knowledge of tipping required; 4C
hours per week, vacation with pay, perma-
nent position, good opportunity for ad-
vancement S135 per mo. to start. Trans;
portat1on furnished from Glebe I'd. and
Wilson blvd. or Shirlington Circle. Apply
hY SAvY se M B cTU S soo o 1sh
ASSISTANT bookkeeper- stenographer; 40
hr: week, definite opportunity for advance
msn p sS head spP vii TEACH SR begin
AssisTANST NINA MANAGER and cashier. knowl.
AsTaff1s siss5E q ARR' A Haa
dSn dT AeTsna.iao "a TIE $780,
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP, $50 to 6 pm
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, full o,
ing and manlegring DEVoNsHiRE BEAU.
~ SALON SAIL 4lo5 Wis ave; NV: OR: 25II
salary and sos commission; beautiful, air:
sHaSfH oRiES W TOP s.lszIss
eommissions. in shopping center salon.
SALON VOGUE, 5006 NJ H. ave. NV. GE.
1857, co. 1859, or Sunday 81. 1119.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, highest salary and
commission, excellent opportunity. EMILE,
IL, 52S 18th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, excellent salary and
commission, permanent. EMILE. 1919
BooKKEEPER. experienced double entry
tion, Box Ala, Star.
B0OKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER, expert
enced in automobile repair shop accounting
wanted by established dealer planning ex-
pansion; permanent position; prefer resi-
6ent uArIinnggton COUNTY; Box 249-B, Star
unusual opportunity with growing organ
ization; permanent position, excellent
salary. GIL. 1910 after pm.
BOOkKEEPER and general office WORK;
knowledge of stenography helpful; perma.
nent position to attractive young lady
with pleasing personality Apply in per.
CANDY sALESGIRLs twhiteJ, experience
not necessary; uniforms furnished. meals;
no Sunday work; good salary. HUYLERs,
GIT 18th st. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED, WANTED = Rooming houses,
n E6des restaurants, gas stations. beauty
ness cash buyers waiting. For quick and
satisfactory results call THURM & SILVER,
opf # M b,s se3 r. MANIFEST
seasons. may l extend to you and yours the
wish of merry. Christmas and a happy
asa aSd m Esy a e s q
G. VlachoS, Peter G. Bonis. Mrs Peter L
1ouniS and Cornelius ONeil. ARTS DOC
BACAS lll4 H st. NV. DI. 1924 and
BEAUTY SALON. well equipped. doing good
6usineSs; reasonable. II interested write
FOR SALE, s-ehair barber shop in Conn.
aye business district. with established
f 1tns netting oyer SIS week
oT $1,000 CASH t cash. purchase G3 s18
s add and SOU your price and win see you
WILING VII Is1 re INVEST substantial amount Hs
eraf information. confidentiai. Box
KoGoD 8 BookoFr and it's Statesmen a2
Joseph Cohen wish al our clients and
friends Merry. Christmas and a Happy
p ha ANY AND Y Fellow
thank one and ali for helping me to sue
New Year DAN ~ Yogr, Friend. 34is i4th
saths rent $ss GOOD i lease g ri 5H0R Reat
Ter IsS%' M Tf Sss9 sltVFs S6s iosS s'S St
WILL RENT GARAGE, with or without
s s0ons et.r with option to buy. Box
70 ALL OF OUR MANY CLIENTS, business
owners and friends, we wish q very merry
G GnIIan and prospeTous New Year.
~ NOo 5saz AsIOE' l129 Vermont ave,
MYRTLE A. WEADoN CO.. real estate and
business brokers. 1910 Vermont ave. Suite
happy New Year; also announces our once
VII De closed Monday and Tuesday.
OVER l,500 SO. TT. suitable for ofaces
sale, including excellent income from hotel
deSt Leo NJ BERk k5fs OVsn eo NE
PHOTO STUDIO for sale So 500. Shooting
gallery for rent. $500 Several stores for
lot a At Ell $40 NA 4s soSr
rooming house or other business for sale
you IN "a hours II priced right; long years
OF experience and personal attention is at
E HaF s is5y' YoUN IN q pAr ef IA Me- 5 4s
mont NV, Real estate and business brokers.
HOTEL, Conn. ave. location; "a rooms, s
THURM e. SILVER, Dos 10th ST. NV Ma.
1854.
LIoUoR-REsTAURANTs o., both excel
lent buys; NV. location: long leases low
rentals: both places open from pm. to
an: one priced at $4,000 and one at
$4,000, including stock and next year S
license. Shown by appointment only
Radio repair shop, NV. location; owner
quotes $1,000 monthly business; long
Lease: priced low for quick sale. Owner
Grocery-meats, no beer: Sc location
$500 weekly business guaranteed: rent.
500; priced $4,000 plus stock THURM
& SILVER, 90s 10th st. NV. MA 1854
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REPAIRS ond SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
pailsd quickly: factory-trained mschaniess
oE ReEfhsEe Corp saq Bond f Bias sS2S
oilel and adjusted All work guaranteed.
Re 1iT UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
a APP IAN Z 7 REPAIRING, washing ma
chimes, reiriserators, all makes; 24-houi
s auTo urHoTsTER1NG, one-day service 1
special attention to taxicab leatherizing
app tops spd seat covers: AT. 1924
from cellar to root. Store fronts and
shelving. BooHER g. AINswoRTH. DI
CLOCKS REPAIRED, domestic, foreign,
work guar. INVERSION CLOCK CLINIC,
~ $50 7th s. s. 91AAwgi over Lisgett's, Elk
CAMERA REPAiRING. Cain FULLER &
d ALBERT. INC. National 4712. SIS 10th
EIECTRIcAL APPLIANCES, washers. IRON
ers, cleaners, irons, coasters, etc. We re-
pair all makes. Let us check your appli-
ances to avoid serious trouble DISTRICT
EEdLdECTRlC CO.. 1905 Wis. ave. NV. WO.
ELECTRIC WIRING. nxtures. extra out
; Si repairs; , CID houses speciality REGAL
ELECTRICIAN, veteran; outlets installed
and repaired; old and new homes wired:
reasonable; II; 4911.
whee sAhpED ve aRd readng
G q a5L +; COVER. ,DU,. e7is,
Uaxed sAE EoE sps 5snshss R e ssPs
ICE. T0s Kennedy St. NV, RAJ o 5717
GLiTTER-GIAzaa' Your CAR Protect
ne sh e AND pr TsstoTe % STsn s uster with
s sRss1nsnsnt; We S ssSs. Phone ESQ for
an aaanses sRs
colors Private homes a Speciality. Bright
en- up your homes for the yuietide. PAUL
P r ssaa Or e. a 1880
sEppiNd Co. 1924 iatR' st. NV Ne NE
5 szr qAu '' szHR5sl ssns ss aers
fzas M,s ay AND No rA Pssa For fun
sztRrfss an AND At FAp3E ssq HANGING by
delays; guar. MIR. RIDENoUR, no. 3i47,
anteed; white mechanics; free estimates:
wEsSS Va ana Pap NJ H Gsl az SECS &C.
PaaNG AND PaPEk HANa III Sges g
virginia, MARYLAND and D. G. Work guar
Better work for less money" UN. 3543.
PAINTING. pAPERING, FLOOR SANDING,
experience. white mechanics. For prompt.
eficisnt. courteous service call MR. NAL
PSPEk HANGTNe, this week only. 81 and
paspsTs; , york guaTantssd. qE "a 24sl
Work done reasonably. Call BARNETT.
III EaiHsi PAINTING and plastsr ms
quality work At low prices; prompt atten-
DONE By white mechanics.
No job too small. Call any time. NO.
1861. So
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PERSONAL Cont

FUR AND MATERIAL HATS made to order
ANY fur matched: renlodelins, trimming,
blocking MISS HEDDY, Vogue Millinery,
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home,
ure these lovely, natural pictures in your
childs own environment. For appoint
ment. call no. ago day or evening.
HOLIDAY DANCE of the Circle Clubs
rally Of members and friends, Friday, Dec,
2S;, 9-12 pm. Odd Fellows Hall, main
ballroom, 419 9TH ST.. NV. Poppy orches-
ira, favors, door prizes. Michigan 1872,
FOUNDER FAY CLARK. %.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, a
modern day and boarding school for chill
dren from 2 to IL years old Daily trans
portation furnished from any part Of
Washington. 94o1 Georgis ave, sH. 1874
DAY CARE for children 2-6 years; trained
teacher, supervision pickup service in
me- Hyattsville. nearby Md. WA. GALL.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN TO PLAY piano or accordion in
20 lessons. Professional teacher and must
clan can accept limited number of ad-
ditional pupils. viii guarantee that you
will play popular music in 90 lessons
Course consists of sight reading, improvis-
Ing, harmony and theory. Call MR.. NEW
MAN, RIA. $500 or NE. 1900.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting, bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F. st, Ma. 233S
Learn to drive the right way, better be
safe than sorry. Dual control cars, prof
instructors. Permit secured. Parking q
speciality. 2701 14th St NV. NO. 1894
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, grades / to s;
complete curriculum: experienced teachers
DE 1861.
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HELP MEN ana WoMEN

COUPLE, 1915 month, Georgetown
house; , in family. live in; only thorough
ly experienced, with good references need
apply. Cali MI. 0596 bet $50 and . noon
FOOD AND FOUNTAIN CLERKS, age 10
or over: experience not necessary, as we
will train you; good pay while learning;
uniforms furnished and laundered free
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
emplo ment office. P st. ne.
future: Student managers, dietitianS.
cooks-bakerS, short order cooks. Tell us
about yourself in a letter giving complete
ent earnings. Present employer not con-
tacted without your permission. No en-
ployment agency fee. . Box 471-Z, Star
2S2-B, Star. 25*
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TOP sALARIED POsITIoNS-Hundred Of
openings for secretaries, bookkeepers,
typists, clerks. Thousands placed an
nually. Est. % years. Visit BOYD SERV-
ICE, 1888 F st. Ma. 2340.
TEACHERS. clerks, receptionisrs: select po-
sitions. No charge unless placed; top sal.
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
sEst. IL yrs1 1911 @ st. Ma. 2114.
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BOATS.

BOATS-Small new boats for outboards
First carload arriving In December Please
order now with $40 deposit only g. KING
FuLToN, INC, sos Maine ave. s.w., Elk.
NEW EvINRUDE MOTORISTS more mo-
tors have now been shipped for customers
II you want an cupboard motor, order now
With only $40 deposit. S. KING FULTON,
INC, sos Maine ave. s.w., Elk 3406
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES in stock
available for immediate delivery: new low
prices. s. KING FULTON, INC, sos
Maine ave. s.w.. Elk 3iO6
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AVIATION.

WILL FERRY PLANE to or from any To-
cality. Phone Vienna 1914
AIRPLANE FLYING MS RUCTTDN. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT,
OIL. ssss, or HYDE FIELD, SP. 0ssS.
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT, OIL. $3.50.
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
AVIATION insurance protection. Consult
Vermont ave. NV. District HOO
FINANCE YOUR AIRCRAFT purchases
through US: benefit by our expert appraisal
facilities; see US when purchasing; we Of
fer complete insurance protection for every
one who flies. Consult sHIVERS INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY, 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
CHARTER FLIGHT anywhere q g. A..
5-plaee Waco: Miami, Sl19 per passenger,
FLYING SERVICE, TIE. 1888.
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ROOMS fURNIsHEp-korthwes,.

room, semipyt. bath, nonhousekeepinE:
ehf sS9p eHxsR 20 nGna lovely
f ,53 room. next to bath, for one young
1888 EEif 6q P bsw os ss se
Two bedrooms. combination kit. and din
wokn Ta adus ohy Maa Sa esan 0a aad
Jig yxhS St5ss ST. Sw:@Ls arg front
Rsdh s i95 fe eE s ssnts
1904 sth ST. N.W.-Master bedroom, jew
ish home, for gentlemen; twin beds; $50.
1858 ONTARIO PL. N.w.-Twin beds, we'll
p11 open porch near buses and MT.
Ia1s sar; So 90 each double CO. toIo.
full 1st-hoor apt; walking distance down
preferably nightworker; $40 wE AD. 1915
aso9 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.w-A.-
sSrsae I'll, furnished rooms. transients only.
ter bedroom. closets, semiprivate bath;
T fiHssH % sSS5 HOSE Ssss each a We $3.50 a
sSs:bo each: efhceT. sas,5o. I'M. s4s AS
s ZIG 81 F ST ST. NW.N,Lge: front studio rns.
sfaf kD elss wFetf5 PHI home for
s eouSes os sns a aEss sunny nm 5 81
1926 X ST. NV. 4 doors west OF Ambas.
sador Hotel-Large rm.. twin beds, run
ming water, daily maid service: S11 each.
2lI8 Q ST. N.W.-Laree double room for
girls So ,wk. each: also room for girl to
4522 18th ST. N.W.-Large warm room
for girls unlimited phone, good transp.,
SIG per mo. each, GE. 34l7.
1852 QUE ST. N.W.-Most convenient To-
CATION, very desirable rooms, $3.50 wkly.
Some special privileges. Decatur $3.50.
TOURISTS-2034 Goth st. n.w.-Corner
goth and Columbia I'd. Large bright twin
and triple; by day, week or month; tenn
g99rrary; So 30 day up; also perm. rms.
i YIa MoN ROE ST. N.w.-warm, double
rm:, pvt. bath, twin. beds; young refined
girls; Protestant family; $50 mo- CO. 4577.
1887 21st ST.-Desirable room. twin beds;
very o close in; maid service; $50 each.
TRANSTENT-2o1e Mass. ave. n.w.-singie.
ner-spring mattresses: $3.50 up. North
HOME FOR BUSINESSMAN. Chevy Chase,
near Connecticut ave. bus, 20 minutes from
downtown; all conveniences: S14 per week.
1915 Military I'd. EN-. 2123.
COLORED-I036 PARK RD., several COM
Portable rooms for single and married
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO
C0L0RED-923 r. I. AvE.-Double room,
suitable for z or 5 persons, S. week each.
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Price Ceilings Ignored
AT Customs Auction

by tHt ASsOclateU Pftks.
LOS ANGELES, Calif-There was
no liquor shortage around the Gus
toms warehouse. Neither was there
price ceiling.
So seized Scotch whisky was auc-
toned at Sill bottle and bonded
bourbon at So, with 500 cases bring
ing brisk bidding. Cigarettes, by
contrast, were well under ceiling at
81 carton.
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reference, wants daywork. Call Wednes-
day after $40 am, WI. 1874.
C0L0RED GIRL wishes work after school,
B to 9, as nursemaid. AID. $685..
COLORED LADY, South, wishes house
work or laundry. Live in city. Will work
in N. Y. City. References. MATTE L.,
1922 goth NV, Wed, 5 pm. 26s
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COAL. WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned 1905 hardwood: quick delivery.
rsasonahly PRICED, direct from farm. Cali
CORD WOOD for sale wholesale and re-
tall COLONIAL CORD WOOD CO, OK.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp.

COLORED-I911 4th ST. N.W.-1 room,
kit. to conservative employed couple; no
children; $45 mo. NO. 6247.
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ROOMS fuRhlsHED-s.E. and s.w.
1917 MASS. AVE, s.E.-Single room, suit
able for young lady; mr.. park and con-
ROOMS FuRNlsHED-Mp. end VA.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Furnished rn.. twin
beds. suitable girls: quiet, refined; con-
:enient transportation; reasonable. WI.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

design, remod., altera
tions ions, Eye Eye gowns specially; reas, MISS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

for hire, by hour, day
eek. Telephone CHI. $3.50.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

RESIDENT MANAGER, white couple, fol
yrs exper.; ref. Elk. 1855.
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pursuits. A first lieutenant in the
Marine Corps, Ty arrived from
Japan . couple Of weeks ago, OBJ
tanned q leave and left for q vaca-
ton trip with his wife, Annabella
>Meantime, Daryl Zanuck has
been trying, without much success
to get Ty to read a couple of scripts
wanted for immediate production
BY counting on their fingers, studio
execs know he. has enough points
for discharge, but they can't find
out when or where he'll be dis
missed.
1t is known that Ty won't rush
into any story the studio hurls al
him because he is determined thai
his first vehicle will be lot better
than several of those he was tossed
into before departing.
1.-THE Captain From CASTLE" Il
probably about as good a bet as an,
for his first but then there are 9TH,
Razor's Edge" and 1.-THE Blacl
Rose" both purchased with him IL
mind. No other returning film sta
has q better selection Of good storie
from which to choose.
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tnougnI Is likely TO occur to the
spectator, however, that 1.-THE Win
ter's Tale" Is relatively savorless
Shakespeare. The play, written late
In the authors life, has the aspect
OF pot-boiler, . thing dashed OF
In the mood of q modern playwright
racing to meet mortgage or the
stork.
""The Winters Tale" has been
absent from the American theater
for . long time and q superb cast
together with stunning produc-
ton is unable to conceal the fact
that the absence was soundly ex-
cusable. It Is comedy only by
grace Of q happy ending, which, by
the way, looks as If it might have
been contrived with an eye on Holly
wood II there had only been q
Hollywood at the time. So far as
hemians In the play is concerned,
Shakespeare and the gods may have
found 1t amusing. Contemporary
customers, save those of q scholarly
turn for the master, may find them
selves wondering why 1t was desig-
mated q comedy. It is solemn and
lifeiess apart from the antics of a
couple of stock classical buffoons
one crafty, the other as simple as
a soap opera. The others seem
rather constantly bent on mayhem
although the total casualties finally
are limited to mere one.
1.-THE Winters Tale" therefore, is
for the worshipful, the ones content
to listen to the music Of Shakespeare
can make with words and the char
acters he cannot help but coin the
instant a name pops into mind
The guild has aided him in both
respects with a cast which includes
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1.-THE WINTERS TALE" Shakespcares
Guild with Henry Daniel, Jessie Royce
Pa asa nss sssssd v x
settinsb and costumes BY Stewart Chaney.
under the. production supervision Of
Theresa HelbsTn and Lawrence IAngnsr.
The cast:
Prologue " Romnoy 1rant
Archidamui. q Lord Of Bohemia,
Camille. Lord Of STELLA. ' ''
rolixenss King Of BoSsmi. p ss0f PoWeIl
Leontes, King Of Stella Henry Daniel
Hermions. Queen Leontes
Mamilim. Young Primo: . q sis ella A~nal'
First Lady Demise Flynn
Third Iady------------Js nnifer Howard
Antisonus. = Lord Of siciis. ~
second Lord Lionel Incs
Florence Reed
Emilia Lady Attending on Hermione.
G6,s sn .d Lo o9 s q Atkin
Old Shepherd, reputed Father Of Perdita,
Clown, His son---------Kurt Richards
Autolycus a Rouge Romne, n Rsent
Florisel, Prince Of Bohemia Robert DIG
Perdita, Daushter to Leontes and Hermione
Geraldine Stroock
MNoDsa.. shspherdess Helen Y wa laser
Servant. to Old Shepherd Victor Beecroft
DDsneiing am-----------James starbuck
Dancing Horsemen.
Francis Buster" Burnell Jules Racine
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the stormy, fearless Paulina who is
truths sardonic mistress in Leontes
palace where the truth is likely to
lead one straight to the rack, the
gallows or the stake.
Among the males, Henry Daniel
creates Leones who Is a man in
dulging what looks occasionally like
a slow burn instead of a mad jeal-
ousy; Romney Brent makes lark
Of the roguish Autolycus, White
ford Kane is outstanding as the old
shepherd, Colin Kieth-J Johnston Is q
touchingly dignified old Camille and
Philip Huston is effective as the
young Lord Dion.
Altogether, however, they still seem
unlikely to make THE Winters
Tale" much more than a collector s
item. Beautiful and quite a little
dull,
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Joan's Training Guides Her

figure on the set Of 1.-THE Shocking
Miss Pilgrim, starring Betty Cradle
at 20th-Fox. This being story OF
pioneer women typists, back in the
1906, the company which first
turned out one of the gadgets sent
one Of its earliest models to the
studio-with a special guard tt
watch over 1t.
It's cumbersome object, which
has foot lever to swing the car
riage, and all the time while props
are being moved from one set to the
other the typewriter cop. visibly
worried over his responsibilities
never moves more than a foot away
from it. The thing is insured for
$25, 900.
On that same lot they'd like to
hear little more explicitly about
Tyrone Powers plans for peacetime
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night be said to have stolen the

might be said to have stolen the
show.
The Judgment, however, would not
be entirely just for there are nu-
merous individual performances ar
resting enough to demonstrate
Shakespeare's unbridled genius for
creating character.
The one that will be in memory
longest, perhaps, is that Of Miss
Lands as the innocent Hermione,
the beautiful patrician outrageously
accused by her demented consort.
Miss Lands is engrossing always in
her portrait of Hermione, wonder
fully SO in the trial scene when she
defends her honor with a passion
and a wisdom worthy of an en-
peror's daughter and a kings wife.
There is invariable excellence, too,
in the performance of Miss Reed as