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bsmt ier home excayatsd. Locust 747s. ::
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miles B. c. Tvo to four BEDROOMS. % s.w.r
and water IN houses. Pull basement IN
sonable terms. Is low W. as IS sss PEI Der month.
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WI. 3633; at evenings. Saturday and sun
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rm: and tiled bath bunsa. large chicken
Rivsrdale Hts.-5-rm. and bath bungs,,
part cellar, furnace heat: $3.50, $3.50
down. $50 mo-. o. B, zANTZNQER, Jr,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe,t.

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Evening star., 1948-04-10

ARE YoU THINKING or SELLING? Il
So, you should know
!, How to sell to your best advantage
2. The present market value.
8, Difference bet. various listings.
!, The purpose OF 1st and End trusts.
5. II any tax on selling price.
8. When must possession be given.
z. II there is an appraisal Zee.
These and many more questions will bl
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whatever), by calling FORD h. MORGAN
Sr., RE. 4910; ewes, TR. 6962.
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SUBURBAN SAlk-fAAkYlAN0.
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Owing 70 transfer, ] must sacrtnce my
beautiful. new, 6-room brick hunssloy.
mr.. Chevsrly; lovely corner. lot. gas radi-
stairway to attic; full price. only 81, 800
REALTY, UN. 3607. Ill
NEW HAMP. AVE ExTD.-Br,ek bunsa-
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equip kit. expsndahle attic, recreation
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porches, screens Storm vindows; lot 62x
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SMALL ESTATE on washinston-saltimors
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nsmt:, slate root. aluminium windows,
screens; must be seen 20 be appreciated;
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Spring dr.. ,turn LEFT, to 106 Indian spring
1877. With BROWN REALTY corr Real:
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Evening star., 1948-07-24
Mora Kaye Dances
With YOuskevitch
At the Water Gate
By Harry Macarthur

That is a fine new barge the Ma
tional Symphony has for this sea-
sons water Gate concerts. The rail-
ing along the front Of 1t is no aid
however, to the enjoyment Of ballet
1t may be ideal for preventing
nearsighted guest soloists from
walking into the Potomac river
when taking bows, but 1t is some
thing of trial when placed between
ballet dancers and their audience
1t is not too much of a trial, of
course. Balletomanes feel that any
ballet is better than none at all
even when watched through an iron
fence, and last nights soloists, Nora
Kaye and Igor Youskevitch, are
considerably better than just better
than none at all.
They are, in fact, exceptionally
talented dancers A possible fear
that they would fall on their faces
on the barge's waxed stage did not
prevent them from dancing with
both grace and spirit last night
At the conclusion of their set OF
excerpts from the pas de deux from
Tschaikowsky's BLACK Swan" it ap-
peared that the audience was not
going to let them call it night
and 60 home. Miss Kaye and Mr.
Youskevitch were heartily welcomed
to the Watergate, all right. In
addition to the BLACK Swami" item
the two danced the Blue Bird
pas de deux, Miss Kaye displayed
her solo skill in a set of variations
Evening star., 1948-07-24

prise" package which the Olney has
had in mind for its seasonal exit,
a star to give 1t closing week as
terrific as the one experienced in
May when Helen Hayes opened the
season in Barrie's Alice -Sit-By-
the-Fire."
In a revival, much less a new
play contemplated for Broadway,
Miss Hepburn should have Olneyites
standing three-deep. ,
Except for the somberness of it,
Tennessee Williams The Glass
Menagerie" should be the ideal play
for the summer theater. 1t requires
but four players and the simplest of
sets, than which there are not two
greater assurances Of economy in
production.
Nevertheless, THE Glass Men
agerie" has made singularly few ap-
pearances on the summer drama
schedule An exception to the rule
is provided by the La Jolla, Calf,
summer theater, the group domi-
mated by David o. Selznicks famous
gallery Of cinema stars. 1t will
present the Williams prize winner
for fortnight starting next Mon
day.
The cast will star Ann Hard
ing and Richard Basehart in the
old Laurette Taylor and Eddie
Dowling roles. The parts of the
invalid sister and the gentleman
caller" will be played by Betsy
Blair and John Ireland. Harry
Ellerbe, first director of the Olney
players earlier in the season, will
Evening star., 1948-07-24

Strauss "Emporer Waltz" Il was
all sprightly music and the orches-
ira set 1t forth with q great deal
of zest for Mr.. Alters.
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time Of Showing
Cfa0e


National-"Oklaho 2:20 and
$40 pm.
Catholic University-"Engaged";;
$50 pm.
Ambassador Emperor Waltz; ;
1870, 3:25, $50, 7:30 and 9:40.
Capitol-"Give My Regards to
Broadway; II am, las, 4:l0, $40,
9:10 and 1875 pm. Stage shows: /,
1925, 5:55, 800 and 1880 pm.
CoIumbia-"On an Island With
You": 11:15 am, l:25, $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Story of Tosca";; 1855,
2:4O, 4:25, $40. 8 and 9:45 pm.
Hippodrome-"The October Man;
2:15, 4:O5, $50, TAO and $50 pm.
Keith's-"Melody Time; IL, 2,
4:O5, sos, 8:05, 1910 pm. and 12:15
am.
Little-"song of My Heart; II
am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:25, 6:l5, sos and
9.35 pm.
Metropolitan Flowing Cold;
1875 am, lao, $50, 5:45, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Palace easter Parade: 10:45
am, 1855, 3:05, Sis, 7:25, 9:35
and 11:45 pm.
Pix Bride of Frankenstein" !;
2:45, 5:45, 8:45 and 11:45 pm.
Playhouse Anna Karenina";;
.11:30 am, 1:50, 3:55, 6, sos and
1910 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 1915 am.
Emperor Waltz; Ills
a m, 1;20, 1925, $50, 7:35, 9:45 and
11:50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-07-24

direct the La Jolla version OF
"Menagerie."
~ X
Speaking of the Olney, in this
circuitous way, it anticipates one of
it's greatest weeks with THE I'M
portance of Being Earnest" starting
next Tuesday night. The play will
feature Jose Ferrer and Viola Roche
and will be directed by Gerald
Savory.
The Wilde comedy received one
of the most brilliant product
in its history a year ago last spring
in New York when it was presented
for limited engagement by John
Gielgud who acted as both star and
director of the revival. AS con-
temporary theater, THE Importance
of Being Earnest" took on an en-
tirely new stature, which should be
greatly helpful to the Olney's pro-
duction.
1t is an uproariously funny thing.
* **
Certainly it is not just to fill up a
Saturday column that one quotes
Dorothy Kingsley thus on her fe-
male writing colleagues at M-G-M
studio:
You just can't imagine more
genuine or friendly group Of asso-
ciates. All copy-book maXims to
the contrary, these women seem to
get a personal thrill out of the sue
cess or accomplishments of any one
Of the group. I've seen 1t proved
myself in one example after an
other.
IF there has to be an explana-
ton for women competing with each
other in a profession being very nice
and not the slightest bit catfish,
maybe it relates partly to the fact
that most women writing for the
movies took up their work primar-
lily as an avocation. Lots of them
are housewives, with independent
means and successful husbands.
There is not the pressure to beat
someone else that one finds in some
phases of the entertainment buSi-
ness, rather a wish for self-expres-
sion and the desire to do something
enjoyable"
That makes 1t q better world,
perhaps, than you have been think
ing; at least a more harmonious
one.
Miss Kingsley, If you did not
know either, is screen author of
"On An Island With You"
xxx
1t will be long time before the
movie industry gets over the happy
effects of Alfred Hitchcock's produc-
ton of Rope" and the reason is
not merely that the picture was
shot in 13 days camera time
Hitchcock's technique is still some
thing that has the industry gasp
ing, a modification of the stage
trick Of having production carefully
planned and rehearsed before a reel
starts to turn.
AS Hollywood sees Rope" 1t may
be the answer to recently stagger-
ing costs in film making.
The new thriller which is caus-
ing all this furore is listed for the
Warner Theater in Washington. The
date, however, has not been set
The picture stars James Stewart
with one of those traditionally bril-
liant supporting casts which Hitch
cock insists upon.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
Hollywood:
118Degrees Heat
Reduces Cooper
By 7 Pounds
By Sheiloh Grohom

Joan Crawford and Jerry Wald
are annoyed with Mike Curtiz over
his refusal to direct "Flamingo
Road" Joan and Jerry are going
ahead with it any way, Mike or no
Mike. And the picture, SO I am
told, will start this month.
Gary Cooper almost collapsed
working in a quarry-temperature
l18-near Fresno, for some scenes
in The Fountainhead." He lost
seven pounds in three days.
Lucille Ball won't play ball at
Columbia, if, as strongly rumored,
Rita Hayworth instead of Lucille,
gets the lead in Born Yesterday.
I hear that Lucille signed at Co.
lumbia because of promise to star
in the movie of the stage success.
Paul Douglas. incidentally. the
star of Born Yesterday" had din
ner at Romanoff's last night. And
his companion was not Virginia
Fields, his former wife, whom he is
to be courting again. She
was Joyce Matthews, ex-wife of
Milton Berle.
II
Mack Grey, George Rats erst-
while shadow, explains to me why
he has parted professionally from
George. "If you're with guy 1S
hours a day" you mean you be-
come his shadow" I prompt him.
Yeah, that's it," says Mack, who
is now shadowing Barbara Payton,
a pretty model being screen tested
at goth Century-Fox. Mack has a
good part in Take Me Out to the
Ball Game"
Millionaire Glenn Mccarthy and
his partner and acting pal, Robert
Paige, had lunch with Louis B.
Mayer yesterday. And so, of course,
the rumor started that Glenn
wanted to buy Metro. But 1t might
take more than his millions to pull
off a deal like that. Actually, Glenn
is shopping for a good release for
his picture" The Green Promise" :"
tReleased by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1948-07-24

for quiet summer in Connecticut.
Miss Hepburn, who frankly would
like to return to the legitimate
theater for a season, is whispered
to be reading more scripts and con-
templating more jobs than any
other actress spending the summer
in honest idleness. Latest reports
of her plans, unconfirmed by the
tight-lipped Miss Hepburn, is that
she will make her first legit appear
ance at the Olney Theater in Sep
tember.
True or false, the Olney could not
find the equal of Miss Hepburn as
a drawing card for its closing week,
the one for which she is rumored
as star.
She might very well be the sur
Evening star., 1948-07-24

Ito Delibes music and Mr.. Youske-
witch whipped through the ribbon
dance from "The Red Poppy"
The orchestra, under the direction
Of Guest Conductor Franz Alters,
served up a well-chosen set of sum-
mer selections. In addition to the
music for the dancers the program
included the overture to Smetana's
"Bartered Bride" Barber's "Adagio
for Strings" the Gazette Parisienne"
suite Of Offenbach, q pair Of ex-
cerpts from die Meistersinger,' q
group Of English folk songs and
Evening star., 1948-07-24

ADJUSTMENTS
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ADJUSTMENTS A
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MARLBORO Upper Marlboro. Nd.
"sssssAs@VssV Murl 9975
Air Conditioned. Today Only! Two
HILLS; Also DICK TRACY MEETS
GRUESOME." Last Complete Show
$50.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
Miss Hepburn as an Olney Star
RumOred as Years Surprise
By Joy Cormody

note Of mystery always surrounds the actress who decides to
allowed humans are
merely be resting from something contrary
preparing "for" something
exception this rule
peon pngtme came
Evening star., 1948-05-08
S26,412 Received
In Trade Board Fund

The Greater National Capital
Committee of the Washington Board
of Trade has received $26,412, or
about 80 per cent of its $4,000 sus-
tanning fund goal.
Signed pledges totaling that
amount have been received since
May /, when the campaign opened,
Den Holland, campaign chairman,
told a report meeting yesterday
The drive will extend through May.
In addition, contributions totaling
nearly $4,000 have been promised
unofficially in the divisions Of hotels
and purveyors and local transporta-
ton.
Frank E. Weakley, chairman OF
the hotels and purveyors' division,
said signed pledges for the amounts
promised are expected within the
week, leaving only small per-
centage of his groups $33 900 quota
to be raised.
E. C. Giddings, reporting on the
local transportation contributions,
explained the 1900 promised rep
resents 80 per cent of his divisions
quota of $4,000.
Other division heads reporting
progress in organization and sub
scription yesterday were:
E. l.. McAleer, building and loan
division; William F. Nelson, con-
straction division; Milton S. Kron-
helm, distilled spirits division; Kirk
Evening star., 1948-05-08
IMAM Held in $500 Bail
las Hit-Run Driver
AFTER Triple Crash

A motorist, who is charged with
running into a streetcar, another
automobile and a lamp-post-brush-
ing perilously close to a pedestrian
on the sidewalk todayis under 5000
bond awaiting Municipal Court trial
on charge of leaving after collid-
ing.
On his appearance before Judge
Almond w. Scott, Vernon Howard
%, of the 1900 block Of Saratoga
street NE, was granted a post
ponement to May 81.
Traffic Policeman r. G. Ducote
who investigated the affair neal
Fourteenth and Irving streets NV
reported this occurred:
The driver, proceeding along
Fourteenth street with the owner
of the car beside him in the front
seat, came upon another auto which
was doubled-parked abreast a
streetcar. He drew a bead on the
narrow lane and tried to pass be-
tween the two vehicles.
Car Squeezed Through.
He scraped both the streetcar AND
the automobile as he squeezed
through. Then apparently he lost
control of his car. which careeneo
along the sidewalk, scattering
pedestrians before it knocked over
lamp post
Howard then drove down Irving
street for half a block, before his
passenger reached over and cut on
the ignition.
Howard then leaped from the cal
and disappeared until arrested al
his home few hours later.
The passenger and owner OF the
car is William Tanning OF the
1900 block of Fort Davis street Sc
One of the pedestrians, barely missed
in the sidewalk junket, had to bt
treated by physician for nervous
ness" She was identified as Mis-
Peggy v. Clayton, 20, of the 25O(
block of Fourteenth street NV.
Car Hit Fire Alarm Box.
In another case before Judge Scott
William T. Dunaway, 80, OF the 40l
block of Twelfth street S. E., yes
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terday was placed under $500 bond
on q charge that he left the scene
after hitting a fire alarm box at
Twelfth and D streets Sc.
The collision on March 81 set of an
alarm which brought one engine
company and police who noted that
a parked car nearby also had been
struck. Pvt. Ducote reported that
Dunaway's car later was found
parked in a nearby alley, with the
defendant not far away.
Dunaway faces trial next Friday
on charges of leaving after collid-
ing, driving on a sidewalk and on
the wrong side of a street and hav-
ing no District tags.
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Miller, grocers division; v. Manning
Hoffman, general insurance division;
Jay P. Conger, laundries division:
Robert Wilson, restaurants division;
Marvin Blakeney, jr., soft drinks
division, and Jennings Randolph,
airlines transportation division.
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mer semester, from June I to July
30, according to the Military Dis
trict Of Washington.
Glasses in q wide variety Of sub
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B.
q, 19e

jects will be conducted by university
professors in the Pentagon and at
nearby installations under the aus
pices OF the Troop Information and
Education Section.
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Maryland U. to Hold
Glasses for Military

Plans have been. completed for
college credit classes for District
area military personnel by the Uni
versity OF Maryland during the sum-
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A Truly Beautiful View Keynotes the
Charm OF This Fine Home

Built in section OF fine homes, on lot
level with the sidewalk, yet having on
unobstructed view over the surrounding
countryside. Center-hoII plan, three rooms
and full both on the first floor; three
bedrooms and both on the second floor;
recreation room, automatic heat, electric
refrigerator, 2-eor buiIt-in garage. Owner,
moving to country, hos priced to sell i'm
medioteIy.
Take Penna. 4pe to Branch Are, riOht to