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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

SHARE ROOMS Tor boys and girls. aiso
double room with private bath 2lo1
I.s5 MASS. AvE.-Double rm.; also share
rooms ior boys and girls .l4 :,
girls or couple; excel food. telephone,
laundry priyil.; no other roomers; exp pus.
NR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady to share
unusually. lge. bedrm; ;-liv rm. aceommoaa-
tions with another, lady; twin beds pvt.
phone b sussry sa psivfsss obj Po tS Eiris to
share lge. room with pvt bath with another
SRI; vacancy in tririe; good meals; SWITCH
NICE RIM. for gorking methsr: day care
COOP HOME for working, girl under 90
cookina: COCK; pvt pvt. room. Box 137-Y. Star.
1884 n H. AVE. NV separate va
eancies for girls in very lovely guest
traetive; food is really good; s4s- $50
10 i.os n 18th ST, N.w.-Large triple, run
boara paRhhMtS motssr aed child so we FPo MRS
GsHkdIH hMk MHEh srKSs Cas- sN HeFsi svsF ar Spring
sancies for fam1lies amd eS With Children es
SH sis s4ssi 4BRAisspIwfSf 81 asao. sr-nargs front
from wis, ave -, meals. Jewish food;
SEAR sfnsisSj DUPONT CIRCLE-a double rooms
for men or women: ideal for working cou-
pies: bus transp. at corner; maid service.
Our reputation was made serving excel
LARGE Lar DoUBIE ROOM with or without
board. l single room: also table board:
in Jewish home: kosher meals. RA. 1858.
CHEvERLY, MD.-Double rra.. pvt family,
new home; home privilS.: semipYt. bath.
shower: excel home cooking, WA. 0Il6.
1872, BELMONT RID. NW.-Nice <ooms,
delicious meals. Vacancies for 1, = and 4.
REFINED suburban home. with loving and
expert care CT fathef, mother and little
sister for child of around = cir! pre-
cRSTRAhIr cRSnS al p LOCATED. blocks from
Union Station--Frony rm. with twin beds.
with good meals: men only. ME 4399.---9
I.7i MASS. AVE, N.W.-Vacancy for !.
eentlemen: nicely fnrn room. senipyt,
bath: good food; $50 each month. IS
warm single rooms for young men or
ladies; elevator, running water sWitch-
board; excellent board; downtown.
ROOM FREE, board at low price of SD
month to girl student or EMPLOYED young
lady in exchange for light duties. Person
chosen lives as member of pleasant, con-
genial family. OR. 1853.
400 18th ST. N.W.-Share room for gen.
tleman; excel. meals, maid service; 81
ner month AID g42g, ID
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For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

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Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent,
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where q Star box NUM-
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address. which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest
Evening star., 1946-12-08
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY, Q
ROOMS FUR.-MD. and VA. Cont J

AEL yALasgs s,nsle room sn os11 sd bass stss
sTa ME 0sa5 FooM Z Tor snauf aaes enposed
with kitchen priyiI,:: very conys to Fort
Bfy9E re me- sooM pVt nat Couple
eiris; rs min. from town: located in Ar
sspS nn.oWs sgs g. sSSnes lGy furn rm
IN pvt. GENTLE home for young working
girl. double bed next to bath; direct bus
TO downtown VA 1o19 sun; and Mon
Double rm. for rent. ] blk. from streetcar
gH si6 s. soIfRviY fviY sT.. Arlington. Va. Single
home; So 40. Phone evenings or Sunday
sis ~ 4. Jackson ST, ARL-N.cs bright s
unlim; phone; COM. transp.; $40 per week.
in, new home; semi
535 E. ALEX. AVE. Alexandra; va
Modern room for couple, with privileges.
aoup ag xns &c stsy w4 Gf chdpea
rfvFR ffsfRssp spEs Efss o es s5 M 81 sRs4
D9Rs room none sah
IN fSu' MisToRfeAL PiGss f' FAYRfAxfTo fR N M large
M was Se r1ed eue eatn
q fmP PSaY se'sf sRSRGH ssS Rs RD A si
IAu-LdIBe roOui III ptlfdtr Houit VI BSn-
$500 WARREN ST., Silver Spring--Large;
private home; use telephone; $50 mo. sH
ao03 end AVE-, Silver Spring, Md-single
room for gentleman. Phone 81. $500. IS
Ss.7 EMERSON RD,. West Lanhari HIS
Md.-Two lovely connecting liv. and oed
rms, private entrance, semipriVate bath, IN
private home; oil hest; conv. trans. unlim.
phone. ,laqn. privil: with breakfast; $50 for
LARGE CoWFoRTABLE ROOM. semipvt.
bath. for employed couple; also 1 smaller
.oom sdt BATH. VI. S45S. , y
HYATTSVILr,E--Nice rom in pirate
home for refined young lady. next to bath;
telephone and laundry priyil WA. 9q3s.
SINGLE ROOM in private home FOR refined
young lady, 1921 Four Mile Run dr.. North
Arlington. Va. GL. 1115. -
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE ROOM for ] Girl
: windows, phone and laundry privileges.
ALExANDRIA-Twin bedroom. 3 expos
ton. Overlook 0531
ARLINGTON, 4515 18th ST. no.--Gentle-
man; master bedrm., private lavatory, mod
ARLINGTON, N0RTH-One or two nice
clean rooms. kitchen arrangements, couple
or ladies, gentiles, no drinking. Glebe
ENTIRE second floor in new home, living
bedroom, -four exposures, finished in white
knotiy pine: prefer employed adults. CH.
ROOM, double or single, next to bath. AK.
31Is 18th ST. So. Arl.. Val sgle. rm.,
drinking. Sun. all day, weekdays after, 8,
CHI. 1895 10
Evening star., 1946-12-08
AVIATION.

FOR sALE-FAIRCHILD PT-19-S. Model
1M62A. Total time, engine and aircraft;
hours hu OuHsi Eauipped % with t' interphons usual
PIT instruments. Army tool and stake
down kits. tarpaulin weather a1 coyer ,iy9,r 1or
deliver for TRANSPORTATION cost from Okla
City. JOHN B. NIX, $500 Valley drive,
900 t.. seal intact; se 'fs best OFFER LU. 4as7
RsfS,e 1sfo fokTRRfIEfD s ah.fI 30 20 hours since
cAPIToi AIRcRATTs SALES, HYDE Eisid,
Saas Clinton Rr1.Nse Ma sP osisrR esaS sENIoR dem
faftfss0f rvERY osE faE VIII Who m Fins Needs
HyRR YnteR sgNcy no1o
sffRsoN sffRsot ays xoTAGEk p 10 naoO Franklin 90
hp recently majored starter and rado gen
periodic inspection lust COMPLETED 4 real
sEKoNch ssfE1sooNsc eaFF 81 1915 oSeteok less 3
JA i51a-J between 10 and II noon. ASK
AERoNcA l1E d q 9AHhliRa cHAMPIoN 1896; for sale,
575 5'Gp hrs. MANASSAS AiRPoRT Manas-
a X oRePSsa m3Ss 81 srsSa @s
eRS5se CASA 2sfia fGa Or 'Hs ss
iAIRoNCA CHAMPION demonstrator. 3
mos. old; priced for inmed. sale. SKY
SUPPLY. INC, TIE. 1895 or MA; 6256: 10
AERONCA TANDEM. built 1913, NC49SS0.
s5hp contssnta engins esEsed s Gav to
BALANCE s55 s per month i.IS W! safs Sat
AERoNCA Al IRiaa *; built built 1899. Nc19137: IL
censed to August 1947: flown in from OHIO
nonstop, cost S2d7 for gas, used no no OIL; as
af BeseSn Rseth reId M 'sEs W1fE ffI p
afRPLxNE. AIR LANE vultee BT-1s-B; Al condi-
ton; very few hours; all instruments.
Call Wo. 4693 bet. 8 and pm. IS
STINS0N AT-I9, licensed for hy-away;
night lights; full instruments; radio re-
landing light, 24-volt: s35; aircraft bat,
tires (2l. S.50x10, new $40 ca. Spruce
1194-M ewes, Sat. and Sun. 10
AIRPORTS for rent. convenient wash.
excellent hangar facilities. Box 4o1-
FUNK B side-by-side cabin, 1oo-hr in
spection August, 1916; wings re-covered'
fuselage refinished, new propeller: $3.50
NEW i9i7 sTINsoN. I5e, for early de
livery: Stimson, $50, demonstration, l75
hours, maroon and gray, .S4 500: perfect
condition; Stimson. 10, Licensed instru-
ment. day and contact night or hire; =
way radio, always hanEared a see; g; zEr Er-
with new 2-way radio: Aeronca Chief
] $40. S1,500; new fabric. good engine.
Phone Rehoboth Beach. Del. 363f for
demonstration. AIRCRAFTERS. INC.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E. and s.w.

1928 II ST; S.E.-Beautiful double room
m pa most bsd empoyy pEsy
eGas e. AVE- sIras sle psr doo
or Sun: IL: ao45. s.
or = gentlemen; twin beds, S35 mo. Me
9S1i s.
Iao. B ST. s.E.-Larse front bedroom,
PGaf hSaf; aoGsEknnPIsc ifli E Ro6M fels ea s5 s
ssle ss9h for couple; i no os,sctlon to | ehild; d;
100 c ST. S.E.--Double rm with awin
peas southern exposure COW. transp.;
sss sts ST; s.E.--Room for men only,
iis.a YoU PL. s;E-slngle I'm. in PVT.
Sns nSns MsRYTaND fsfRsYlfTsa AZ sVt 8 wsewly sen deco
rated. rated frsnt 1, room for employed girls or
la0 10th ST. s.E.-Laree front room for
empl couple or : girls, s25 per mo. EACH.
3iII cARPENIER ST .s.E.-Home priyi-
private home. $50 ca. TR. 1865. IS
:t9s 18th ST. .S.W.. Apt 9-Furnished room
for girls Kitchen privileges; $3.50 each
sia3 18th ST. s.E-studio-type double
room, also single. newly furnished. S35 and
iii C ST. s.E.-Near Library OF Congress
-LarEe room with double bed; next to
sass o ,h as ST. to sEgsfss soSee f4os rm suit
able fos girls or couple; Il block Pa. aye.
conyt everything; S25 ca. For appt FR.
1888 ST. s.E.-one single room in new
81, stf ST. s.W-Double sleeping rm.
!nn hes sTDRi DRyE sa wesS
well,fnrn; room next bath with shower: Ss5
aHhsh ssds PARK hGme PI sI0Bsautiful Il s sunny
rms, well furn.; Sc, 81 and So ca, mod
rn, ern hon home; l9veiy section; convenient ev-
sss,ua ss5 5th ST f. s.E.@lse. sleeping rm ne next
bath, bath: nr. Pa. ave; IS a ls Week; s@eod @
ANACosTIA-aoos Ridge pl. s.e.-Tsin
beds, private home, unlimited phone; sem
ssn tlsmen pref; sT $40 Lg dn;l 1850, 9.
beautiful room TO employed couple; spot
sIos wEsTovER Drive 5 s.E..' Enc toa slst
inner-sprg- matt, lge. closet: next to bath:
on neat gentiemen preferred; S35 for l..
1a8 ST. S.E.-Twin bed, inner-spring
cony, TO LINCOLN Park, and Navy Yard
iss ST. sRTwo w safm berooms An lToe singIe
$50; double. $50 for / person, $50 for .
365 isth ST. s.E-Double room. pvt.
home; men only: $50 month. TR, 4ss3.
Ia3 9Th ST. s.W-sinele housekeeping
9II 18th ST. S.E.-Large, comfortable
room for ! gentleman in quite home; $50
month. IL 2S16
i3a " J. AVE. S.E.-Sinele roo,,, for
man; no smoking or drinking; SIS week
sel NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-pou-
hle roor1. gentlemen only; warm and COM
Portable; SO each. Ii. 1915 10
3610 BROTHERS PL. S.E.-Large double
room. clean: private bath and entrances:
refined gentlemen; $50 for .. TR 25o2
iii E ST. s.E-Good-size, well-fupn
room. at car and bus stop, desirable for
employed couple; no place for drinking
parties; $40 per month. Ii. 2449.
Plates. first floor. next to bath; two peo-
Evening star., 1946-12-08
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

VETERANS. starting business. viii move ye
you day or evening; reasonanse rates: hgnt
ARE Yqa MoyISS2 Sp Let ,se tns RETgRN Fl gaas
moving d " problems; packing, transporta-
tion snn stol age; many years Of expsri, e
ence have made US specialists in nsndlins
talk it over Phone L. 2aS4 or Ii. 53o9
AIS Florida ave. ne, Room 2l6.
ACME MOVING & STORAGE Co.--Loca!
and long distance No JOB too large and
none tco small Ii HOO.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Cot -hr
service furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 1858. FOX.
SILVER FLEET LINES-Moving, general
and light hauling, packing, Grating, snip
ping. CH. 1908. q
FURNITURE MOVED day or evening by
experienced and reliable man at reason
able prices. No job too small. IN 7gao3.
Ex-GI = Moving. packing. storage; will
move your trunk or your home: speciai AZ
rates to vets. JOHN GLOVER, Gil $3.50
+ 4 &
Evening star., 1946-12-08
POULTRY and EGGS

your Christmas turkey
now. All prime young birds. 10 to % lbs,
raised nearby In Montgomery County. We
have some turkeys available now, TO IA
lbs. DI, gT19. 10
PULLETS, New Hampshire Reds, 81 each:
beginning full egg production. SH, SS53-
QUALITY CHICKS from blood-teSted f1ocks
Reds, Rocks Hamp-Rock crosses, SIS per
100. Assorted heavies, 81 per l0o.. Live
delivery guaranteed. GEM POULTRY. is
N. 9th St. Phila. Z. Pa.
CHICKENS, laying, r. /. Reds, Rocks,
sos for ALL See to 10 am. Sunday.
Ts10 (,ne.d Hone r0 sc
Evening star., 1946-12-08
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

RM AND BOARD wanted for blind man;
will be able to take care of himself. Tele-
ohone MA. 4l19. -
ELDERLY LADY desires permanent room
and board. gentle home: as part payment.
would do light household duties: no cook
ing or laundry Box 144-A; Star.
and board for. refined
italian elderly lady, preferably Northeast
Sc tion. WI Sl7:i So
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED for Danish
assistant agricultural attache, near Sherl-
dan Circle. Mass. ave. NV, Phone AD
PROTESTANT GENTLEMAN: convenient
to o-slyn; not over S15 per week GL.
COLLEGE STUDENT and yngr brother de-
sire rm. and bd. in private home in nv.
district. quiet; no smoke or drink. Call he.
9617 after pm. Ask for JOE JEFsS'
Rm @ IUs
FOREIGN Gov. of1cial and wife, no child,
seek room and board in private home; near
viii pay SUBSTANTIALLY for
proper accommodations. Box 27o-A, Star.
DISABLED VETERAN wants room and
board on modern farm near Wash; pay
$50 month and help with light work. Box
SETTLED LADY would like room and
board in private home; NV. preferred. Box
DR2.A Star
Evening star., 1946-12-08
ROOMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

43 GIRARD ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished
front room. twin beds: for men or mar
ried couple; $40 for room. Du. 60
twin beds convenient Transportation; pri-
avate home; Sfi week each. LU. 6943. -
1898 MD. AvE.-Double room, hot and
couple preferred. LII 202g.
9seI BRENTWOOD RID. N.E.-Double bed
room. liaht housekeeping priYileges: $40
mo. DU. 6937.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
ROOMS uNEURNlsHEp.

NEAR GLENIONT, Md. adjoining un-
furnished rms, for employed couple, or
single person of refinement. PL. S4:14
C0LORED-i00J eth ST. s. e. double
room. $40 ana $40 per room.
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TABLE BOARD.

MEALS FOR SERVICEMEN. veterans. Of
world War II only pslieiogs homsscook@sd @
MARINES CLUB, 1015 L st. NV. Closed
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE
(Con'f.)

VETERAN MOYERS-All new eauipmentj
all white veteran help. cH. 1901 or OK.
1924.
LUGGAGE AND LIGHT HAULING; veter-
ans and pickup truck; day or night; "rea-
sonableh Cali OR. '61g5. g
CALL LEE MOVING at your conyenience,
large or small. Estimates cheerfully given,
RE. 6496 ~
EDELMANs MOVING ~ STORAGE CO..
reas. rates: will accept your surplus furn.
as part payment on your moving: storage,
yETERANS-24- hour service; dumps, fats.
vans BY hr. or load: will haul anything.
Reas. rates. AL white help. Ho. 1900. Ii
Evening star., 1946-12-08
APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.
ApARrMENTs SUB. WANTED.

5000 4and AVE, Colmar Manor, Md
Furnished bedroom, living room, kitchen,
bath; immediate possession. -S
Evening star., 1946-12-08

ATTORNEY. wife. tiny babies, will pay
well: also house, garage: loft. living SPACE;
consider sharing can defer occupation
to Jan. 8. Wisconsin 47T6.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

313S BROWN ST. NV, / blk. west OF 18th
and Osk-Lady. family 8 adults, S3o mo.
eois s n PARK RD.- Private gentle home fine
transp.. cheerful single room for refined
man, S35 mo. CO. 29e1. Also garage
1881 HoLMEAp PL. Nw-Double rm
next to bath, open to rear porch, $40
sD' fioo KANSAS AyE.-Large front room
conv transp., twin beds, S5 week eseh
51s SIS VRANDoLpH ST, Nw-Front room.
sS5s &c lSr ST. NAsieely IT, furn
Single rm.. southern exposure, gentleman
ssss 3 ST GuiNtfNvERisfTy tN PL; N;w:-Larse End:
ana s9nls5'1s5s !s5 sss sss aas con.
sHglf M lffMFRsoN sHS SsaIo 81 M ~ ma
gle room. gentleman. pvt; home; on chillum
bas nf fAsk sio RRponusaas Rs Sp4S Clean
lovely tSsI room for gentlemen: tiled bath
shower; So. 80 each per mo. DU; 1874;
ise. iss.D dbie rm, m pvt. bath, for empI people;
GENTLE home: close to restaurants; S1S
week for Ho; 1857 80
Room Room for M a LADY IN rehned GENTLE home;
pfisss 1ssa MASS. t AVE. NV. Apt. a5I7cem,f ) 6 9, n
400e CHESAPEAKE ST. NV. IL smssi
| bedroom, close transp.; man preferred; S2S
| a month Call EN-. 1860. - .
| SPECIAL-SmalI suite of rooms with PVT
bath. available to people Of high standards
large yacht, docked close ir,; all conyen'
| fences; daily maid service: $25 wk. for 2
e.iss sss 2 conn. AVE. Apt. a-sinele room foi
! attractive young lady; vicinity OF Shoreham
apses sfs arst sfs 81. @i NWdirl e share ym ylts
| another Govt worker. $50 mo. DI. 643S
1870 18th ST. NV, American Uniyersits
PaTk-Excei, double bdrm. in pvt home
next to bath: oil heat; $50 per mo, Wo
fsis 9sI9 TEwKsBURy PL, N.w;.Laras, sin
ssS ssai LEGATION ST. N.W.-Attract. rm.
| pvt bath. conv. transp.; gentleman only;
Sse 1881 aLaHoNT nlS + 81. Se'N 'N.W-1 single. $40
| / Single, S25: / double, $40; laundry ano
ssss VAN NESS ST. N.W.--Large room.
| cedar closets, 3 girls: use living room
laundry and telephone; $50 each. Tel
5000 FULTON ST. N,W.-Double upstair.
rm., next TO bath. $s wk, ca: NICELY turn,; a
OR. 63oi.
Evening star., 1946-01-27
Star of Show Boat
Sees It First Time
AS a Spectator
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.

NEW YUM.
Very little of the fanfare which
surrounded the opening night OF
"Show Boat" in its new form
touched the famous and beautiful
Norma Terris, who played the origi-
nal Magnolia in the 1927 version
and its revival in 1882 But Norma
was there opening night at the zieg-
field Theater to see Show Boat,
for the first time as a spectator.
While she has not been inactive
Norma has not been sufficiently
active in recent years for few OF
the theatrical upstarts now around
to notice her much. But a few OF
the old-timers who remember her
with a warm, nostalgia, if occasional,
back glance do so with their memo
rles beamed back to beautiful
Kern's why Do I Love You" with
young lady who first sang Jerry
such tender feeling and great deal
OF lovely talent.
Not quite so young but equally
as attractive as she was 19 years
ago when SHOW Boat" premiered
as the greatest of Florenz Ziegfelds s
productions, Norma today lives COM
fortably on elegant Central Park
South and keeps her theatrical tai
ents occupied by occasionally ap-
pearing in one musical or another
usually in the vigorous operetta pro-
grams in St. Louis and Dallas. She
has replayed "Show Boat" since its
last Broadway production in 1882
in st. Louis, Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and Detroit. Her appearance
in "Bittersweet" in st. Louis met
with such happy response that there
is a sturdy possibility that it may
be revived. 1t would be a welcome
event to have Norma Terris back or
Broadway.
Evening star., 1946-01-27

ward, practice walking pigeon-toed.
2. Walk pigeon-toed on either side
of straight line. Lift inner edge
Of feet, make gripping motion with
muscles of feet with each step.
3. Stand erect with feet together,
toes pointing forward, arms at sides.
Raise heels off floor. AS you lower
heels, separate them and roll on out
sides of feet.
4. Take off shoes, stockings. Try
to pick up marbles or small objects
with toes. If successful, try to throw
them.
S. Walk on heels, toes turned in.
This is especially helpful to women
who think they cannot wear low
heeled shoes. Their difficulty is
caused by shortening of tendons in
calves and may be overcome by
wearing lower heels and using this
exercise.
6. Even when sitting, try this one ::
Slip off shoes and with feet paral-
lei. toes touching floor. knees
straight, raise inner edge of feet up
and out.
I. Sit with right leg crossed over
left knee, circle right foot up, out,
down, in, out. Make strong effort
on "up" and "in" direction. Relax
as foot goes down" or out"
8. Sit on chair. Gross right leg
over left. Bend toes of right foot
backward toward top of right foot.
Bend slowly in opposite direction
finally pointing toward floor as
vigorously as you can. Repeat with
left foot.
9. Stand erect with feet together
toes pointing straight. Roll feet
outward so weight is on each foot
Roll back. Roll forward. Roll
weight on outside of feet. Roll back
ward. Continue two minutes.
10. Stand erect with feet parable,
and weight equally divided. Raise
heels as far from floor as possible
AS you raise, rotate heels outward
Lower heels to floor Hold position
with heels turned outward and raise
for several seconds at each exercise
And there you have it-a three.
month recipe, as promulgated by the
man who has appraised more hand.
some and unhandsome legs thar
any one in the world.
Released by North American Newspape
Alliance)
Evening star., 1946-01-27
Martha Vickers Wins Much Coveted Title
By Harold Hefernan

notable absentee is Betty Cradle.
ing that Miss CRADLES famous legs
especially in ankles and calves
have become too thin for his basic
requirements.
Other stars and featured actresses
meet the formula, WHY'S says, but
must be barred because of the gen.
eral appearance of their limbs. Some
are muscle-bound through too much
dancing or skating. For example,
both Sonia Henie and Belita, ice
skaters, correspond to WHY'S tape
measure gauge, but he excludes them
because Of too much muscular de-
velopment"
The famed Dietrich limbs, which
once earned Marlene the nickname
Of Legs" are also absent. In fact
they've been chalked of the WHY'S
tabulation for the past three years.
Girls everywhere, WHY'S says, can
do much to improve the shape and
appearance of their legs by regular
exercise. He believes that a three
month course, If rigidly pursued, will
show amazing results in nine out of
ten cases. Many Hollywood &C
tresses have followed his routines
with excellent results.
Three-Month Course.
And in the interest of lovely limbs
everywhere, Willys sets forth these
simple exercises:
l. Stand tall as possible without
rising on toes. Keep head up, chin
in, shoulders squared. Walk with
feet parallel. If you have pro-
nounced tendency to turn toes out
Evening star., 1946-01-27
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Some important names were tossed
into the current theatrical heap last
week, both as players and subject
material, including, among the liv-
ing persons, William Gaxton, Victor
Moore, Alfred Lunt, Lynn Fontanne,
Louis Calhern, Dorothy Gish, and,
among the dead, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
Teddy Roosevelt, Joseph Pulitzer,
James Gordon Bennett and Nellie
BLY,.
The biggest news of the week prob
ably was the return of Alfred Lunt
and Lynn Fontanne in a minor but
thoroughly amusing British comedy,
20 Mistress Mine" by Terence Rat
tigan. Some cultural diehards
might take the sniffy viewpoint that
the Lunts should have returned to
Manhattan in some heavier item,
say bit of Shakespeare or Chekhov,
but for those who like frothy trivia
20 Mistress Mine" most definitely
will do.
The Lunts are quite delightful and
impart an Importance to the pro-
CteulIlSS lar LII EXCESS Ol LllG real
substance of the plot.
A Touching Portrait.
Emmett Lavery turned the life OF
the late Justice Oliver Wendell
Holmes into dramatic form, called
it The Magnificent Yankee" and
thereby created a warm, memorable
and touching portrait of a great
man, the philosopher emeritus OF
the liberal viewpoint of the last half
century. While the play is slow in
pace, it is amiably casual rather
than stagnant, and its warmth and
winning look into the lives of JUS
tice and Mrs. Holmes is a most re-
warding theatrical treat.
Louis Calhern plays the late JUS
tice in superb fashion. 1t is the
best role he ever has had, one which
presents sparkling opportunities for
wide acting gamut, which Calhern
succeeds, even in improving upon
He is a most believable Justice Hol-
mes and his acting stint can be
compared agreeably with any in the
last few Broadway years. Miss
Gish's performance also is quite to
the good, and runs second only be-