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barrels daily and is now flowing ia barrels
daily, pinched in. Carter then deepened No.
Larmon to the break and after acidization it
flowed 239 barrels in % hours through s4-inch
choke. This week Carter-Larmon No. l was deep
ened to 1904 and acidized with 1000 gallons. It
responded by flowing 1914 barrels an hour-more
than 300 barrels daily-through 3z-inch choke.
Shown on map are three other wells now drilling,
all with the lime break as their objective P. & s.
Haugen No. is drilling past 1850 feet, Carter
Brindley No. past 535 feet with rotary tools)
and Union-Stufft No. 2 is drilling at 2430 feet.
Not shown on map is new location announced
as the week ended, Carter-M. F. Brown No. l, G
Sc NE 24-36N-6W-a west offset to Union-Stufft
No. l.
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=
E.e Break
YES Again
In Cut Bank

Importance OF the first
break I'm the Madison limestone
as an OIL zone I'm the Cut Bank
field was stressed again this
week when another well got oil
in this horizon and came In flow.
ing, following acidizati0n. with
an initial greater than that of
two other wells previously
drilled to this level.
Newest producer from the deep
pay zone Is Carter Oil company's
No. / Merchants Trust, In 3 NV
NV 7-36N-5W. Originally bottomed
at 3071 In the top of the Madison
limestone, IL was deepened to 1854,
acidized with 1000 gallons, and re-
sponded with an initial flow of 1914
barrels hourly-slightly more than
800 barrels daily-through %-inch
choke.
Il Is a quarter of a mile east of
Carter Brindley No. /, the first we'll
in this field TO find oil In the Madi-
son lime. The Brindley well was
completed in the top of the lime and
is still producing from that horizon.
It is slightly more than a quarter
of mile northeast of Carter-Lar-
mon No. that was deepened last
week to the break in the lime and
flowed 239 barrels in % hours on
initial test
II is two miles north of Union oil
company's No. l Stuff, that got
only show of gas at the top Of the
lime and that was then deepened, to
become the fields first well to find
oil in the break. This well flowed
3 barrels hourly after acfdiZafiOn
and is now pinched in, flowing ia
barrels daily, pipeline oil.
CONTINUED on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-08

Additional lease tankage In being
erected and Bigas Is moving to a
new location ON this lease, In SW
SW 19-35N-2W. On the Fryberger
lease to the south, Crumley-Fry-
berger No. 81, w SW NE 24-35N-3W,
Is expected 20 complete within the
next few days.
One other completion was re-
ported In the field during the week,
G. r. Oien's No. "A Engezn0en pump
ing IS barrels q day, without water,
following acidigation with 1000
gallons.
An exceptional number of new
eesnmsammas em Pass %
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Stripper Well
PIons Talked

Plans for coordinating the efforts
of Montana stripper well operators
with those of stripper well opera
tors in other states were discussed
at a well-attended meeting at OIL
mont Monday evening. Main OBJ
jective Of the coordination win be
TO attempt TO insure a continuance
eComssnu@d ou PaRs -
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the fields total output of more
than $40 000, 900 I'm high-gravity oil.
Another well expected during the
coming week to provide additional
information on West Dome deep
sand prospects Ia Jack Gays No. !
(Ceusarmaa or Pm@a 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-08

Opening OF substantial production
by ContinextaLH Harlan No. II would
probably lead to drilling On other
West Dome leases, higher on struc-
turs, burt 80 far mot tested for deep
sand possibilities. Shallow first and
second Cat Creek sands ON this
doxae yAeAsaad Ehs greater part OF
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-08
Muy Spur Action in Dig Poo
Cat Creek West Dome Well
Cores Oil i'm Deeper Sand

Possibly providing the incentive that may
testing Of the deeper horizons in the Cat Creek pool that yielded
oil from shallow horizons Continental No the
flank of West Dome cored IL feet of oil the
Morrison sand topped 1724 and drilling ahead planning
the second sand commencing about 1880 feet
This well northeast offset Ralph Chamberains IRA Rhens
that oil In the Morrison and has since been pumping oil and
water failure repeated cemenng jobs shut water
coming from above from the third Cat Greek sand The Chamber
lain wen not carried down the second deep sand
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-08
Biggs GundersOn Well Makes
Tank of Oil, First "a Hours

One of the best wells completed in the KevnSunbt field in
many months drilled in by c. Bgg the Gundeson
lease in the north central portion of the field in NV NV NV
10-35N-2W.
got EisMadson 1879 drilled to 1888 and
aczed with 1000 gallons After recovery of the water used in
acng the well pumped tank of oil in "a hours without water
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-01
SportOvn1 Hlfdka.
KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY " COLISEUM.
WORLDS HEAVYWEIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP

Pro prfstf 1tery, 5. brezns
Mr.. Ed Contos poradatel kr1z.
kovych zapasG v Coliseum pri.
pravuje velice slibny program
ma nemz 1cinkovati budou Wy.
nikajlc1 zapasn1ci.
V hlavn1m zapase ktery ur-
cen jest ma dobu jedne porazky
a vitez tohoto zapasu uznan
Dude jake Svetovy Mistr v "a
pasnickem oboru 1cinkuj1:
Frank Sexton, 234 Id. (Sve-
tovy Mistr) re Sedalia, 0. VS..
Ali Baba, 1913 Id. (The Turk.
V nasledujicfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny budou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkuji
Karol Krauser, 218 Id. (Po-
lish Adonis) VS.. sKayo' George
Kovely, 234 Id. z Los Angeles.
Kola Kwariani, 228 lb. z Ru-
ska VS.. Fred Davis, 246 ID.
Washington Redskins, Alaba-
University
Chick Garibaldi, 218 ID. re
st. Louis VS.. Jim Wallace, 228
Id. Boston College,.
Matte Brown, 226 Id. (Former
Boxer) Washington VS.. Jimmy
Elupo, 22O Id. z Mexika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-01
Kanadsti dobrovoln1ci " csl.
vojsku vraci sc domE.

Montreal, Kanada. - ZdeJsl
"Nova vlast" pTinesla v posled-
MIN elsie re dine FL. 1nora zpra
WI O navratu vlasteneckych
mladych muzG z Kanady, kterl
sc prihlasili do ceskoslovenske
armady a nynf Sc vracf z Evro-
ply do sve move vlasti v Kama
de. Pfse:
Do Halifaxu pTijela csl. vo-
jenska skupina S Sc prlslusnl-
ky, vedena rotnym Harlem Ju-
elem. Karel J1zel pochazl z
Kyjeva a sc svym kamaradem,
Antoninem Zakem, pGvodem 2
Polska, pTisli n~avstfvit i 1stfedi
v Toronto. Vypraveli, jak Sc v
Kanade krasne o ne starayl.
Prijeli ldzkovym vlakem do
Montrealu, kde Sc jim dostalo
vreleho uvitanf v cele S gene
ralnim konsulem DR.. j. Kotr-
lynn a krajany byl ma jeJlch
pocest uspoTadan vec1rek. '
Ottaw6 tuto csl. vol. skupinu
vital starosta mesta csl. vysla-
nee DR.. F. Pavlasek a csl. vol.
a let. attache, pix. gst. Karel
Lukas. Vyhravala Jim tam
skotska hudba, ktera Sc Jim We
lice libila. V Ottawe byl pro
ne usporadan odpoledn1 cal.
We skupine prijeli v6tsinou
Slovaci a pouze 3 Cesi. Prosla-
viii Sc v bojfch u Dunquirku, a.
lie NELL i tezke ztraty - diva z
Kanady tam padli a Frantisek
z Montrealu byl tezce
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-01
Loupeznici z Cernych lesH.

Praha (CTK) = Zastupce
sovetske zaloby v Norimberku
Sejnin prohlasil, re kdyz Mem
ci v r. 1899 vpadli do Ceskoslo-
venska, Hitler ztravil noe ma
Hradcanech a pTfstfho dine cd
jel z Prahy, odvazeje mnoho
vzacnych kobercG. Pc mem pTi-
sli hospodarst1 odbornici, kteri
nechali do Nemecka pTevezt
velke zasoby surovin, potravin
a umeleckych poklad1.
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Britsky marsalek Alanbrooke
dostal vysoka csl. vyznamenani

dostal vysoka csl. vyznamenani
Praha (CTK) - Britsky mar
salek a nacelnik hlavnfho brit
skeho stabu lord Alanbrooke
n~avstivil "a sveho pobytu v Pra
re csl. ministra narodn1 obrany
generala Ludvika Svobodu, pri
matora DIR. Zenkla a vykonal
navstevu u presidenta republi-
ky DIR. Edvarda Benese, ktery
no dekoroval zlatou hvezdou
csl. vojenskeho Tadu Bfleho
Iva, csl. valecnym kT1zem z r.
1889 a dale Tadem B1leho Iva
prvnf tr1dy vojenske. Pc obede
u presidenta navst1vil lord A
lanbrooke ministerskeho pred
sedu Zdenka Fierlingra, csl. Ia
hranicniho ministra Jana Ma
saryka a statn1ho tajemnika DIR.
Vladim1ra Clementise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-01
Spojenecti velitele ma navstSvs
" Praze.

Praha (CTK) = Britsky mar.
sal Sir Alan Brooke opustil dine
Fl. dnora Prahu a prohlasil, ze
odchazi z Ceskoslovenska s mel
lepsimi dojmy. Tehoz dine pri.
jel do Prahy sovetsky vice-ad-
miral Cholostjakov, velitel So
vetske dunajske flotily, ktery
Sc vyznamenal v bojfch O DO
dunajska mesta, zejmena O O.
svobozen1 Bratislavy. Admiral
Cholostjakov byl vyznamenan
radem B1leho Iva druhe tridy
csl. valecnym krizem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-01
Pro najem americkych lodi
iinVm zemim.

Department obchodu chce
pronajati lodi Spojenych Staff
jinym Zem1m. Department tyr
d1, re kdyby znacna cast OBJ
chodnlch lodi americkeho LODI
stva byla vzata re sluzby, me
10 by to v zapetf "nedostatek
svetove tonaze a vyssf poplatky
"a naklad."
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Pfedbezne oznameni zabav.

" sobotu, 9. brezna vecer
Sbor Zlata Praha els. 81 J. G..
D. porada We skole Au-
gust1n HeTmana.
= V sobotu, 16. brezna Jo-
sefovskou Zabavu porada Del.
Vzdel. Spolek "Pokrok". Zaca-
tex $3.50 vecer.
V nedeli, II. brezna (od-
poledne) Oslavu Masarykovych
Narozenin poTada Sdruzenf Csl.
SpolkI.
= UstTicov6 Hody porada
Dem. Klub Ceskych Mladfk1 7.
wardy v nedeli, IL. brezna v
Klubu cd l do 6 hodin.
= Ned6le, Pa. brezna: "Aka-
demie" v Sokolovne.
= Staroceske Dozvuky sibTi-
mex budou letos v sobotu, 6. du-
bna v SOkolovne.
IIilIIlu IlIIlIHIlIlu lIlIIIIluM uHIlIII
PRISPEJTE MA
CERVENY KRfz
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-01

Jisty staTicky pravnfk vypra-
vel pTi banketu nasledujici u
dalost re sveho zivota z dolby,
kdyz prvne otevrel svoji pray
nickou kaneclar:
"Hned pc zar1zeni sve IRA
dovny dial jsem 81 zavesti tele-
fon a cekal jsem, brzo-li Pride
prvn1 klient ma poradu, kdyz
jednoho rama spatril jsem skrze
sklenene dvere me 1radovny
st1n cloveka, stojfcfho "a DIVER
mi ma chodbe. Jiste nekdo, kdo
prichazf pozadat O me pravnic-
Ike sluzby. Chtel jsem udelat
DOZEN jake bych tuze zamest-
nan. Uchopil jsem tedy naslou-
chatko noveho telefonu a jake
bych S nekym hovoril, mluvil
jsem do telefonu: "Ano, Mr..
Wilson, pTevezmu tn VAST kor-
poracnf zalezitost. Mr.. Sher-
man mi Size take dnes telefono-
val, a zadal, abych prevail je-
no zalobu ma odskodne, ale mu-
sci jsem jej odloziti, nebot
mann tuze mnoho soudnich pri-
pad1. Ale VAST zalezitost liz
nejak obstaram. Spolehnete
Sc. - Ano, ano, tax jest v po-
radku. S Bohem."
Clovek ktery mezitfm vstou-
pill, vyslechl tuto rozmluvu a ia
jsa jist, re jsem tim ucinil nan
DOZEN, obratil jsem Sc
k nemu S tazavym pohledem,
echo 81 preje.
"Dovolte, pane" pravil, "ja
jsem cd telefonn1 spolecnosti a
prichazim, abych zde proved
spojenl s vaS1m telefonem."
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ROZSIRUJTE
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Stalejsi zamsstnanf.

Jisty dobrak dial zebrakov
ctvrtak. "Neunavuje vas to sha.
net zivobytf zebrotou?" zeptaI
Sc no. "Proc nenechate zebro.
ty a nejdete delat?"
ga jsem to jednou zkusil,'
odvetil zebrak, ale vfte, ona ie
ia prace tax nestala."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-01
FOOD Professors

The Campbell Soup Co. plant at
Camden, covering five city blocks
and employing 1850 persons, is only
one of New jerseys vital food proc
essing establishments that add to
the Nations wealth behind Savings
Bonds. Other big name firms with
huge investments in the state in
clude Coca Cola, Maxwell House
Coffee, Kraft-Phoenix Cheese Corp,
National Sugar Refining Co., and
Thomas j. Upton, Inc. World orders
will keep them busy for years.
u. S. Treasury Department
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Chinese NationaIisfs
Turn Efforts 10 Lift
Red Siege Of Paoting
By the Assoeioted Press

PEIPING, Oct. 12.-Government
armies, flushed with their capture
of the Communist stronghold OF
Kalgan, concentrated today on lift
ing the seige of Paoting and reopen
ing the Peiping-Hankow railway,
which national military authorities
boasted they could accomplish
within a week.
The Communists had not yet off,
cially acknowledged loss of Kali
gan, their major northern base,
but the government gave a cir
cumstantial account Of its fall just
three weeks to the day after the
start of an all-out drive against 1t.
Entered City from North.
This account said Gen. Flu Tso-
vi, who had been feinting at Kalgan
from the southwest, suddenly swung
around and entered the city from
the north without fight.
Communist defenses had been
concentrated toward the southeast,
where strong government drive
was in progress up the Peiping g-Kal-
gan railway.
Gen. Fu's troops found much of
Kalgan ablaze, particularly factories
and storage areas near the railway
station. as the Communist garrison
retreated southwark and southeast
ward fss1
One Communist column moved
towards the city of Yu, go miles due
south of Kalgan, while another went
down the railway to reinforce their
fellows still battling around flaming
Hsuanhwa and Hsiahwayuan, II and
80 miles southeast of Kalgan.
Restores Railway.
Fall of Kalgan effectively separ-
ates the Communists in Jehol Prov
ince from those in China proper
and restores to government hands
the railway all the way from Peip-
ing to Kweisui in Suiyuan Province.
Apparently next on the govern
ment program was freeing of be-
seiged Paoting, south of Peiping,
and clearing of the 90-mile stretch
of railway around it, which the
Communists had attacked in di-
version designed to save Kalgan.
Neutral observers expressed doubt
that the government would soon
carry out its threat to move on
Yenan, the almost inaccessible Com
munist capital in remote Shensi
Province.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Sarah ChurchiII's Film Work
In Italian Assembly Upheld

Cortis, 18th century romance by
Antonio Fogazzarao. He said he
did this just as he would have
authorized an artist to paint the
walls.
The grey-eyed Miss Churchill is
playing the part of Elena, Baroness
OF Santa Giulia, In the movie por-
traying the tortured indecisiol1 Of
the politician Daniele Cortis be-
tween love and career.
Waggling an admonitory finger at
those who objected to his action
Communist Leader Palmiro Togli-
atti had exclaimed "such trafiickfng
Evening star., 1946-10-13
80 Hurt When Trolley
To Come Overturns
BY ihe Associated Press

READING, Pa, Oct. IA trolley
car carrying 1853 persons to the
Reading Allentown football game
upset near Albright Stadium today
injuring at least 80 Of the passen-
gers.
The car was rounding a curve
when it overturned. The injured
|all Reading residents, suffered cuts
and bruises. None was reported
hurt seriously.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

Ia Parliament. Saragat said:
"The cinema is an art just like
painting. music and sculpture, and
cinema actors, when they have in
their hearts q sparklet Of poetry,
may rise to the dignity Of authentic
artists.
'Why, then, should I have lent
support to an old prejudice which
condemns the cinema a-prejudice in
which I find q residue Of that same
conceit which In remote times rele-
gated players to exile from society?
Il am therefore amazed at the
reaction that my authorization has
CAUSED in men who ought to be i'm
mune to such philistine prejudice"
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Pope Confers Red Hat
On Dutch CurdinuI
By the Assoeiosed Press

CASTEL GANDOLFO, Oct. Il
Pope Plus XII, in a simple ceremony
at a summer apostolic palace, today
conferred the red hat Of office on
Johannes Cardinal de Jong, Arch
bishop of Utrecht, first resident pre-
late of the Netherlands to be raised
to the purple since the Reformation.
The 61-year-old Dutch prince OF
the church had been prevented by
illness from attending last Febru-
ary's brilliant public consistories at
the Vatican, when 20 of his broth
er cardinals were elevated to the
scored college.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
~ m. Associussd Prsss

ROME, Oct. Giuseppe Sara
gat, Socialist speaker of the con-
stituent assembly, today adminis-
tered verbal spanking to deputies
who grumbled over the invasion OF
their august domain yesterday by
the honey haired actress Sarah
Churchill and her caneramen.
Saragat said he had authorized
the movie company employing the
attractive daughter of the former
British prime minister to work in
side Montecitorio Palace to film
footage for her movie Daniele
Evening star., 1946-10-13
AIphu NDeItu Unit to Meet

The Washington Alumnae Chap
ter of Alpha XII Delta, national
women's fraternity, will meet at 8
pm. tomorrow at 1851 Columbia
road NV. Roger Blake, a Falls
Church florist, will discuss flower
arrangements.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

ETROIT-RECONCILED james M. Mcbride looks at his
GermanBon wife Joan Mcbride (back to camera) she
approached him at the Federal building here Friday The
couple arrested charge of transporting and
shelterng escaped soldier Mcbride arrested in
Pennsylvania bitter toward his wife but soened when
she approached him. -AP Wrephoto
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Asthma Mueus
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Evening star., 1946-04-25

EIouuCer Lore Scndry has fashioned
a thriller that should easily re-
establish murder as your favorite
entertainment.
The principal note of novelty in
The Spiral Staircase" of course, is
It's use of Speechless girl as it's
central character. That has not
been done in the movies, but now
that it has been, with Miss Mcclure
as the girl, it clearly is evidence of
sad remissness on the part of
earlier producers. A beautiful mute,
marked for mysterious death in an
eerie old mansion is far more excit-
ing to watch than those lovely, talk
atlve ones the movies have been
killing so regularly of late.
The Spiral Staircase" is reason
ably original in other respects in it's
departure from the traditional
melodrama formal. 1t is fashioned of
two ingredients which Hollywood too
often is disposed to regard as too
sloW-namely, character and atmos-
phere. Schary's production proves
that these story elements, if handled
properly can achieve a quality of
action that most cinematic farceS
might well envy. What it takes, of
course, to create this effect is direc-
ton and acting of a caliber which
most pictures lack. but which The
Spiral Staircase" possesses in down.
right abundance
Miss McGuire's. naturally, is the
most glittering single performance
in the Keith picture. 1t reflects
again what many have been insist
ing for several years, that Miss Nc
Guire is leagues ahead of her con-
temporarieS in the art of acting, and
that Producer Schary is a man of
rare diScernment in choosing her
for his harassed heroine.
x X
The suggestion of the atmosphere
of The Spiral Staircase" is similar
to that which you may recall from
"Wuthering Heights and Ladies in
Retirement, two excellent previous
compositions of the same character
The setting for the story is one of
those remote, SpraWling mansions of
the bizarre COS. 1t reflects the SCROLL
saw taste of dead sportsman,
man who chose his second wife less
for her beauty and charm than for
her deadliness with blg-game guns.
1t was the home of a man who
exulted in brandy and the blood of
beasts, and properly terrifying
place to find beautiful deaf mute
whose reason for being there is
an attachment for the old sports
mans bed-ridden widow miss
Barrymore).
The people who surround this
lovely, innocent child are as creepy
q lot any melodrama has re-
Cruited in several seasons. The bed
ridden widow, who imbibes brandy
and keeps a pistol on her night table,
is the most normal of the group
The others are chiefly two sons
One of them is a professor whose
chief interest in life seems to be
developing plants that are perfect
representatives of their species. In
Evening star., 1946-04-25
/ ly obvious that his prize victim il
| to be the deaf mute.

ly obvious that his prize victim is
to be the deaf mute.
In carefully building 1.-THE Spiral
Staircase" into a superb piece of
suspense, Schary and Director Rob-
ert Siodmak have kept constantly
in mind the imperative contrast of
occasional humor. 1t takes the form
of the darting aside. 1t invariably
gets its laugh. And, most important
ly, it heightens the drama of what
the kill is to be-the killer or the
girl.
Miss Barrymore's comparatively
lesser part in the picture does not
deter her from making it another
gem to watch, a tribute that also
might we'll be paid to the work of
Sarah Allgood and Elsa Manchester
in much lesser roles. The males do
an artful job of keeping you guess
ing, artful enough to put you on
your honor not to reveal what
happens.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Filming Seagulls
Calls for Tricks
BY the Associoted Press
bY Ihe HSSOCIOfeU TTeSS
HOLLYWOOD.

Picture stars, always under obi
cation to keep in touch with theil
studios, can be summoned before
the camera in a matter of minutes
when a production is in progress
Seagulls are another matter.
1t took 20 men and two fishing
barges to get needed seagulls into
scenes with Greer Carson and BOZ
Mitchum in "A Woman of His Own
as we'll as several hours and a couple
of tons of bait. The company went
up to Monterey to shoot scenes pur-
portedly along the coast of Brit
tany, with villages, ships and gulls
Gulls, being camera shy, usually
leave when a company arrives. Lo-
cal fishermen, experienced in lur-
ing fish to the surface, broadcast
bait on the water. The fish rose
the seagulls arrived to catch the
fish and the shots were taken.
Evening star., 1946-04-25

m, 1:05. $40, 5:15, 7:20 and 9:3s
pm.
| Metropolitan-"S Saratoga Trunk"
1875 am, lis, 4:05, $50 and 9:35
pm.
| Palace-"Ziegfeld Follies": 1890
In, 12:40, 2:55. $40, 7:25 and 9:4O
pm.
| Pix-"The Bakers Wife: 3:25,
$40 and 9:55 pm.
| Trans-Lux-NeWs and short
| Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
NatiOnaI-"The Two Mrs. Car
rolls: $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Whistle Stop: II am,
las, 4:30. tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: LOS, $50, 6:35 and 9:20 pm
Columbia ''Hoodlum Saint:
11:25 am, 1:30. $3.50, $50, 7:30 and
9:35 pm.
Earle-"Bandit of Sherwood For
est: II am, lis, 3:35, $40, 7:45
and 9:55 pm.
HippodrOme -" arsenic and Old
Lace: 2:35, $40 and 10 pm.
Keith's-"Spiral Staircase: II
am, 1880, 2:40, 4:25, 6:15, 8:05 and
9:55 pm.
Little-"Prisoner of Zenda":: II
Evening star., 1946-04-25
B-l4N"hfHE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY
'Spital Staircase a Thriller
To Rival England's Liveliest
By JOY Curmody

The English are not the only
out OF mental illnesses
once at least Hollywood Spra
meodramaic
yesterday With
Ethel Barrymore Dorothy George Brent its principals