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Evening star., 1949-01-30

brown
and grey broadcloth wooen; sizes II SIS
2-Junor S5975 Zpned Coats Black wool Covert with zpout
lining; ii $48
s4s75 zip-out
S38
1-S7s75
Persian Flared-back styles black win
grey. 10 to 16 --------------------
S-Juno $4s75 with
Furs, Third Floor Sales Final prices plus ao% tar
1$225 Black Lapin dyed Rabb) Topper
2-$185 Black Caracu Lamb
1-$225 Black Caracu Lamb Topper Size
1$245 Greydyed Caracul Lamb Topper Size 12 $125
2-$225 Natura Grey Kidskin
1-S325 Natural Silver
1-$545 South American Spotted Topper
1-$445 Dyed Siberian Squirrel Coat Size
1-$445 Natural Siberian Squirrel
1-$4S5 Natural Grey Siberian Squirrel
1-$565 Dyed China Mink Coat
1$565 Dyed China Mink Topper Size IL
2-$645 Dyed black Persian Lamb
I-S595 Sheared Canadian Beaver Shortie
1-$795 Sheared Canadian Beaver Short
Evening star., 1949-01-30
Misses Dress Shop, Second Floor

43-Misses' SIS to $29.75 Dresses SIS
One and twopiece tissues fae afternoon dresses with
buge beads ripping collars and cuffs brown with red black with
aqua, pettiszes Also onepece dresses with beadmmed
sleeves, Twotone in few woo In
and wopce styles few metallic taeas and basic
type street dresses with necklace trimmed necknes Broken sizes
. | 10 to 20.
onpece faie trimmed crepe pastel tissue
faes twopce woos in red and several rayon faie
Broken sizes 10 to
4o-Misses' $2o75 Wool Suit-dresses------$18
Those well dresses styled for misses IT, and under
With cardigan fitted jackets skirts with back fne
green wine, grey, royal, and brown. Sizes 10 to 90
-Misse SIS Evening Dresses Rayon brocade with empire waist
full skirt hustle back Aqua pink maize Sizes IL 49, SIS
Evening stapless quilted
bodice skirt beige white Rayon dinner
Junior Budget Shop, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-30

purchases IN 0eD OF these restrictions please buy curet
with boned panel front Talon closing broken
S6.S5 $7.95
4s-$ls5o and medium figures
boned and boneess panel fronts closing
and a 95 and $40 95
rayon satin with Iastex
downrech discontinued in
each model few boned panel front with talon closing
$5.95 and
$500 Panty Lace Iastex and
Satin Lastex pulon
small medium and large sizes but not all sizes
4-$so tearos small medium and large sizes
rayn cotton and without bands
Tearose white. Few kind sizes 49, g. SO
ss$s Bandeaus by Madame raon san lace
@sss5 to IS Bas mostly hand painted rayon
and net satin and Lace broken 80
Neeligees, Fourth Floor
hostess prints and plain shades quilted
Pure wool tailored robes. Sizes 1S----------- SIS
1S-$495 to $995 Loungng Pajamas
satns Sizes IL to
$4s5 $Ss5 Bedjackes Quilted
Assorted coors and
Negigees-wap and upper closing styles in
floral prints solid
ToiIetries, Street Floor
Prices plus 2oq6 tar unless otherwise specified
15$15o Boxes Pink
S-$195 Cosmetic
7$25o 1dram Bottles
30-S1.50 Bottles Lacopine eOn------------------
ssslso Boxes Of Hewtts
Cream Soap Co taxi
$500 Boxes Of Cake Make
15-$1 Powder Puhs az in PACKAGE
Jewelry, Street Floor plus aoas
3o-s1 Necklaces Bracelets and Earrings Of golden and svey
Earrings with colored stones
rhlnestones silver metal
Evening star., 1949-01-30

lOOOteTS wear.
-s2s5 Sweaters All wool pink blue and white Sizes
6-$s95 and s0s5 Apiece Infants Sets Ali knitted
boys and girls Jumperau and suspender styles White blue
pink maize Sizes 2, IS
20$1095 to Sl695 Snowsu Byrd cloth and waterrepeent
cotton popn styles with awoo nernng Blue dusty pink
maize and Sizes to S. $95 and SO
S19s5 SIS Coat m Leggin' Sets All Botany
flannel styles for girls and boys Blue pink Sizes months
and ands SIX
s5S5 Leggin Separates Cotton washable suede white only So
Sizes 3 to 6x:
$7s5 coors stripes prints
Blue. pink and maize to IS
ana gHs ---.------------------------ Ina -
ss95 Cotton velveteen Wine green blue and
6-$I295 Leather Jackets $40 and $12
16s5 Reversible All solid color and plaid
e$1995 $2975 Logging Sets Covert and suede
styles boys and girls $12 and SIS
$1s95 $s95 Snowsuts Awool and repeent cotton
popln styles
Girls Clothes, sizes 7 to "a.
$22S5 SIS Winter Coats All wool ooverts and chinchla
wool Ole ana $lo
15S10s5 All pads solid kashas 2pece
sailor and cotton velveeens S. $7S5 and SO
7-$395 $S95 Cotton Dresses 81 TO IS
4S-S3S5 to $695 Wool Sweaters to s.
1o-SS95 Teen Wool Jumpers sizes 10 to S.
3-$225 $395 Toddlers' Overals 81 and SO
$29s Blazer Jackets All fannes with white piping $595
4$16S5 Snowsuits Waterrepellen and popn styles $40
2-$19S5 Leather Jackets ------------ S1295
Es12s5 and s1ss5 Pea Coats Awoo melton. Navy only $40
Evening star., 1949-01-30
-Women's $5975 to $79.75 FurIess White,

Fitted box and zpout lining styles suede needpot bread
CLOTH and covert woens Single
velvet collars buttoned ties
notched Black Sizes
241a and 80 to SO.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

1-S4s Seaskn Coat Size -$3S5
$545 Hudson Seal dyedMuskra Coat Size
Evening star., 1949-01-30
Shoes, Fourth Floor

| 166-$10.95 to $12.95 Foshion-fovored Shoes, S.
Excellent styles mostly In suede. Opera with high
medium anke-strap Wedges wonderful
black and blue and green Some godcoor and
bronze kid Not all sizes but good assoments In the All
sales final.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

80-S7.95 to $8.95 Odd-ot Shoes -$3 s.
Broken and style just few pair Of EACH Mostly
Moccasns and green. few drsy types
in the group Priced to clear quickly!
100-$295 to $3.50 Royon Satin Slippers 81
Marveous values slightly soed display slippers 40
s295 to $495; 60 $3.50 $780, Now all at
low price!
Evening star., 1949-01-30


we find them. It's the big clearance Of q
wear, shoes, accessories. Everything vel
ShirIington stores.
1-S4s5 Brown-dyed seakkn Coat Size IS 1895
1-ss4s dyedMusIrat
gabardnes shakkns worsds! smarty long
jackets pn-sm Thepece suits, with bright
plaid in ed mixtures Mostly Misses
sizes with Juniors groups at s2s sss s4s
Jeuefs-sut shop, Third Floor
Shoes, Fourth Floor
166-$1095 to $l295 Foshion-fovored Shoes, S.
Excellent styles, mostly in suede Opera pumps with high or
green. gold-color
bronze kid Not all Sizes but good aoment the All
|
8o-S795 to 1895 >odd-Iot Shoes ------------S3 s.
Broken size and style ranges 49, just few pair a Of each Mostly
in the group. Priced to clear qucky
100-$295 to $3.50 Royon Satin Slippers 81
ts SaS ss
Sports Shop, Third Floor
B-s5.95 to $S.95 BIouses- uses-----------------S3
Long and ooons detail
|
sass white grey pink Sizes 49, ss 50 81
sos5ss and broken
1ssos5 sls Rayon crepe rayon
1898 and few striped afetas Sizes 80 and 34 IS
sososs Rayon Taea Buses with oowl collars idecnt wine
to sss5 Sweaters Long sleeve cadgans in green yellow
beige coral black sizes "a and ss Short sleeve sipon size 81
in beige and royal 50
2eoss SLABS Sweaters long sleeve pulovers black white
sizes "a and 49, eardsans black sizes 81 and 49, few cash
mere eardieans in pastel shades; sizes "a and So IS
ss to sssS Skirts cherry wool hanne few brown and black
crepes some woo in green brown black Broken sizes
skirts, effect, grey
Rayon Taea skirts ared copper royal toast sizes 10 to
.ss to s1ess Jackets quilted black rayon taeta weskts sizes
10 to 49, black or brown mixture metallic thread short jackets
.5ss Wool stolss black grey navy purple red ss s.
1s195 $s9 RancoatsSuede finish cotton gabadne
satin back TWILL hed back brown natural toast H. a. e
SIS Gabardine girls
s5-s2s5 $13s5 Jumpers rayon taea full skirt
rayon fale tanea with cotton eye embroidery at
neck. black, grey green, brown; sizes 10 to 16$ s.
Budget Sports Shop. Street Floor -
skirts funes
4ss to s7s Evening Bou.ss oashoudr rayon atns and
with dawstring necknes, plaid taheta
Jumpers rayon straps
hared skirts, also wool jersey rd black sizes
4ssss cardisans pulons
96-$295 to $l0.95 BIouses to s.
Short sleeve cotton Calico sleeve with ewe
necklnes tailored shirts and striped White pink
black Sizes SO So
Dresses-French Room, Second Floor
sss $4s7s Crepe Taneta Dresses and wo-pece styles
jewel trim boat neknes long sleeves tucked detail
satin trims black and Sizes IL
ss,s to sss75 Dresses This group includes beige
wool with sleeves beaded pocket size TO- Rayon
Evening star., 1949-01-30
Sl45 to Sl65 Fur-trimmed Fit
and BoW Coats s
Misses Coots, Third Floor
l5-Misses' SIPS Fitted and FIored-bock Dress

Blended black
Persian PersanBeaver and Silver Fox Black
green, wine Sizes 10 to 10.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
aaeatiSdeSsssess@
3$sz$
>>. eI1effs
l2l4-o T St.
Washineto 4. D. c.
.omen's Coots, Third Floor

Womens $6s5 and s7s75 Furless Winter Coats fitted and boy
Styles black brown suede and boacoth wons
SO to AZ S48
9S IS Furess Dress Coat Forsann broad
cloth in fitted style with deep ared skirt Size SO $5s
Evening star., 1949-01-30

Mems Soc and 59c initiated Handkerchief
hand and machine embroidered initials hand-roled
stitched hens Broken initial assortment
prints cotton prints
Womens CSC Name Handkerchief names
embroidered. White pastel --------s for 81
Hondboqs, Street Floor Prices plus 2o% tar
30$5 Leather
shouder-strap and pouch Navy
10$750 Wool Felt with Leather
dearm and shoulderstrap styles Tan black with
with green
25S2S50 to $45 Suede Handbags
and medium size tailored styles Black
4-S795 Black Snakeskin Handbags
15S2s5o to $35 Cashmere Handbags beautifully styled
ucie trimming Black and
S-$l0e to S250 Calfskn Handbags green
tailored styles with metal trimming $3.50
10-$00 Natural Saddle Leather Shoulder Bags with insignia
'front.' leather lining
1910 Evening Bags pink with tiny white beads white
tafeta with colored
s$795 Silvery Kid Bags, tailored
Evening star., 1949-01-30

40Junor $19S5 SIS taetas with
quilted skirts fales with
decent shantungs striped wool and taeta after
with boero striped fale dresses
white and black SIS
One-piece rayon
draped skirts aqua navy
2Juno S595 Formal with rufed net SKIRT falle bod
10-Junos Short Evening Jackets black velvet
Sizes to Is $2s
Cotton Shop Fifth Floor
SASS Tailored Dresses Of s5 1870 wool beige and
beige blue benganes
Longseeved gabardes rust gold and turquoise Black
afternoon styles Coat black
and Sizes 10 to 20 and 1914 to 22 in the Sc
SASS Pastel Dresses in and sleeved
tailored styles beige blue and black and dresses
In black Sizes 162 Broken 81
lIndorweor Shons Seeond EIoor,
Evening star., 1949-01-30
$u0 Dress Coots, beautifully fured

I
warmysoft dyed Squirrel
Black, wine green, Charcoal grey. Sizes to IT.
broadcloth wooen with
rever shaws Of black dyed Persian Sizes $sS
Juniors SIPS Dress Goats fred with Oceot collars and
$88
Coats with chin collars Mink
green black woolen sizes II to $7S
1-Junors $7975 Fitted Dress Coat wooen with Leopard
collar Size 13 $6S
| 2O-Juniors S7o75 Fur-trimmed Dress Coots, S58
styles in black wine and Young fur
of black dyed Persian Lamb Bombay Lamb and
| Aduskrat 8 to IS.
Evening star., 1949-09-05

"off the cuff" speech to the con.
vention Of the 32d Division Vet.
erans' Association.
Americans have $20O, 900, ,00O,.
900 in liquid savings and have an
income of $4,000, 600, ,00o."
The association at it's final
business session chose Fred c. T
John, Milwaukee, Wis, as presi-
dent to succeed Ben G. Wacker
Saginaw. Mr.. John had beer
senior vice president.
Leo Fletcher, Chicago, was
named senior vice president and
Dan c. Donahue, Grand Rapids
junior vice president.
Reelected were the Rev. George
Holzem, Wood, Wis, chaplain;
lie Roy Pearson, Lansing, treas
urer, and Philip c. Pack, Lansing
historian. Mr.. John was expected
to reappoint Joseph A. Hrdlick
Milwaukee, secretary.
The delegates chose Madison
Wis, as the 1850 convention city
Evening star., 1949-09-05

record said. and almost twice that
percentage above the figure for
August of last year.
It brought the total figure for
the year to $1,968. 100000. includ-
ing $555, ,643, 900 for private build
ing, $463, ,559. 900 for public build
ing, $365 ,521 900 for industrial
construction, $333. .416, 900 for high
ways and bridges and $250,711,-
900 for what is usually referred to
as engineering-type projects.
Compared with the first eight
months of last year, private build
ing was up 8 per cent. It includes
residential construction, Office
buildings, assembly type struc-
lures and commercial projects.
Public building was up II per
cent in the eight-month span
highway contracts were up 4 per
cent,
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Snyder Says Depression
Would Be Richest Ever
BY the Associated Press

UT NV NsSUeIuTeu TTeSS
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept
5.-An encouraging report on this
Nations economy was given here
last night by Secretary of the
Treasury Snyder.
If we have a depression, it will
be the richest depression you ever
saw" Secretary Snyder said in an
Evening star., 1949-09-05
|Neor-Record Building Boom
IReDorted in Is Southern States

totaling $317,986, 5000 were award
ed in the 16-State area during
August. The figure was the high
est for any month this year. 1t
was exceeded only by the $685.
637, 900 reported last December.
The August figure was 26 per
cent ahead of that for July. the
Evening star., 1949-09-05
9th Armored Reunion
Elects District Man
by the Assocjoted Pysxs

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 5.-The
9Th Armored Division wound up
a two-day reunion by electing
Charles w. Barbour Of Washing
ton, D. c., as president.
Other officers elected Saturday
are Elmer H. Drotse, Mount Oil
yer, ILL.,, vice president, and VII
liam Rutledge, Yadkinville, N. c.,
secretary-treasurer.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
By the Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.-The is
States below the Mason-Dixon
Line are enjoying a construction
boom of near-record proportions,
the Manufacturers Record re-
ported.
The publication said contracts
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-26
Perry Howard Case
Scheduled For Appeals
Court, April

PHILADELPHIA. March &c. "a
NP)-Arguments, pro and con,
on the legality of the election of
Perry w. Howard, national COP
committeeman from Mississippi a S
an authorized delegate of Miss
issippi to the COP national con-
vention last June, will be aired be-
fore the U. S. circuit court of ap--
peals here Friday, April /, it was
disclosed last week by Atty. Ray
mond Pace Alexander.
The case centers around the Sc
lection by the COP national con-
vention credentials committee of
Howard and his colleagues, Lee
M. Owen and Mrs. Mary Booze, as
the illegally elected delegates of
the Republican party of Missis-
sippi and entitled to sit in the
council of the Republican party.
Plaintiffs in the suit r the lily
white Republican party members,
George l.. Sheldon and Nelson E.
Taylor, who were disappointed
when the credentials committee
ruled in favor of Howard and his
colleagues.
Named also as defendants in
the case are Judge Ezra R. Whit
la of Idaho, then chairman of the
COP contest committee, and Car
rol Reese, former chairman of
the national committee, of Ten
nessee. All are represented by
Atty. Alexander.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-26

changed it's plans when it learn
ed that hotel rules required Ne
gro members to use a service
elevator to reach the meeting.
The change was made by DR..
commissioner who arranged the
convention because, 81 want the
sessions open without restriction
to all Kentucky public health
workers and ony others in the
state who are interested in
work"
The hotels position, as given
by William Barnett, assistant
manager, was that 1--WE do not take
Negroes as guests and we feel
that this consideration is due those
we have as guests"
The associations banquet
Thursday evening, March "a, was
held at the hotel as originally
planned.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-26
Anti-Negre Policy
Causes Shift OF
Health Meet

LOUISVILLE, KY. March &c.
(ANP)-The Kentucky Public
Health association opened bust
ness sessions of it's first three day
convention in the city at Warren
Memorial Presbyterian church
here Wednesday, all because of a
discriminatory policy against Ne
gro members by the Brown hotel,
just across the street.
The association was originally
scheduled to meet in the hotel but
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-26

The suit was originally heard
by Judge Cullen Ganey, who de-
MED a petition by the plaintiffs
for an injunction restraining the
committee from seating the How
ard group.
Mrs. Mary Booze is national
committeewoman from Mississippi.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-26
Gifted Reader
MADAM LEE
First Time Here
Reader and Adviser

Gives advice on all affairs Of life,
business, love, marriage, divorce,
health and family affairs. Price
in reach of all. Located in trailer
at city limits of Franklin, Ohio,
north on u. S. Is. Look for sign
at Smiths Trailer Camp. Hours:
10 .. m. until 10 p. m.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-26

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Published every evening except Sunday by Paige Il Strickland at
1907 Germantown street, Dayton 7 Ohio Phone HEmlock 1916.
pAIGE b. STRICKLAND. Editor and Publisher
RAYMOND SWAMI Advertising Manager
NATIONAL ADVERTISING, Interstate United Newspapers, Inc
65 Fifth Avenue. New York II. New York
Evening star., 1949-09-18

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soap scum or streaky Aim to polish
away! Vel removes grease faster, more
completely than soap gets pots and
pans shiny clean without hard
Evening star., 1949-09-18
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Evening star., 1949-08-21
She Became q Hollywood Film Star
On Her Own Bomb b-Scurred Doorstep

World War and taught history and
modern languages until his death
in 1895. She speaks faultless Eng
lish with a transplanted oxford
accent.
Cornella studied medicine at
Goettingen University to satisfy
her mothers wishes, but finally
gave it up to take a theatrical
course in Berlin. Acting has al
ways been her ambition.
She says she's only been very
frightened twice in her life. Once
was when American tanks ap-
preached the German military
hospital where she was nursing in
April. 1945. Nazi propagandists
had warned that the Yankee bar
barians committed indescribable
atrocities. But the tank crews
handed out some candy and cigar
cites instead.
Her second fright was when she
was selected for the present role.
"The thought that so much of
my future was at stake was a
great strain at first" she recalls.
But Mr.. Seaton and Mr.. PERL
berg have been very kind and un-
derstanding. My only difficulty up
to now seems to be liquidating my
British accent. Mr.. Seaton's wife,
Lillian Loughton, has been coach
ing me in American diction almost
day and night"
Evening star., 1949-08-21
By SheiIoh Grohom


thinking about the directing of
Once More, My Darling that ]
didn't mind his kisses at ALL" she
tells me. II knew he had his
mind on a hundred things and
wasn't thinking about what he
was doing when he kissed me, so
it was just plain work. like our
dialogue and other action. He's
a fine actor, so he made our kisses
look genuine enough with only
part of his mind on his work. ]
liked it."
Ann says she got no kick at all
from her kissing scenes with Bill
Powell in Peabody and the Mer-
maid" and this is Understandable
when the differences in their ages
is taken into consideration.
They didn't bother me. though,
because the picture was a fan
tasy and he was kidding all of
the time. I was alway afraid he
was going to make me laugh just
as he started to kiss me. 1t was
such whimsical make-believe that
I wasn't embarrassed when kissed
him."
In her mermaid outfit. with 30
pounds of lead in the f1shtail to
keep her under water when she
swan, Ann was an armful for
Powell to carry around. He got
pretty tired before the picture was
finished. 80 his kisses didn't
have much steam in them" she
recalls.
Boyer Scared Her.
Boyer's reputation as great
screen lover was so we'll estab-
lished and he seemed 80 sure Of
himself" that Ann was terrified
when they began their first kiss
ing scene. II was afraid I'd look
clumsy and inexperienced by COM
parison. When his cheek was
against mine and he was rumbling
love words in his deep voice, I
got goose bumps. Sometimes I
thought he was treating me like a
child. It was like going to my
doctor. I guess psychiatrists ham
die their patients by soothing
them one way or another. It was
like that. When he kissed me, I
was ashamed of being so young
and unsophisticated."
Ann froze up when asked about
Mickey Rooney's technique. I'VE
just sat in a boat-at opposite
ends" she insisted.
. She was scared by Burt Lam
casters nearness. but the script
called for her to be a cripple in a
wheel chair, in Brute Force" so
Burt was the soul of tenderness,
"as gentle as a st. Bernard with
a baby" she says. His big hands
were very tight on me and his kiss
was soft" (I'n beginning to get
goose pimplesD
How about Crosby" I asked
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Today's Schedules

L OQay S OCneQuleS
Stage.
MERIDIAN HILL PARK
Design for Living: $50
pm.
AMBASSADOR - "It's a
Great Feeling: 1875. $3.50,
$50, 730 and 935 pm.
CAPITOL - Sand: las,
4::3O, Tbs and 10 pm.
Stage shows, 3:45, $50 and
9:15 pm.
COLUMBIA - I'm the Good
Old Summertime: los,
3:15. 5:25, 7:35 and GAS
pm.
DUPoNT-"Don Quixote De
La Mancha": lis, 3:55,
$50 and 9:15 pm.
HIPPODROME-"The Cor
sican Brothers: 2:10, 6
$40 pm.
KEITH'S-"The Blue La
goon": 1:25, 1928, 5:25, 1880
and $50 pm.
LITTLE-"The Bank Dick:
2:25, $40. 7:50 and 10:40
pm. .,Nsr~~- ---s
METROPOLITAN 1.-The
Doolins of Oklahoma: 1:40.
$50. $50, 7:50 and $50
pm.
NATIONAL-"The Girl From
Jones Beach" lis, 8, 4:45,
$50. $40 and $50 pm.
PALACE-"Madame Bovary"::
1890, $50, $40, 1880 and
$50 pm.
PIX" Blue Skies: /, 4. 7,
and 8 pm.
PLAYHOUSE - "One Wo-
mans Story: LOS, ESQ,
4:35, $40. sos and 9:55
pm.
TRANS-LUx-"Home of the
Brave: LOS. 2::55, 4:40,
$50, $40 and 1910 pm.
WARNER - "It's a Great
Feeling: 1:40, $50, $50,
7:50 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Coming Attractions

ANI0ASOAbOfL- Anna Lu-
casta," with Paulette God
dard, starting Thursday.
CAPITOL Secret Garden"
with Margaret O'Brien,
starting Thursday.
COLUMBIA-"Trail Of. the
Lonesome Pine" with Henry
Fonda. starting Thursday.
KEITH'S THE Mighty Joe
Young" with Ben johnson,
starting Wednesday.
LITTLE-"La Traviata," with
Nellie Carradi, starting
Wednesday.
METROPOLITAN Cover
Girl" with Rita Hayworth,
starting Thursday.
N A T o N A House of
Strangers" with Edward G.
Robinson, starting Thurs
day.
PALAC E"Come to the
= Stable" with Loretta Young.
PLAYHOUSE THE Girl in
The Painting" with Mai
Zetterling, starting Wednes-
day.
TRANS-LUX-"Reign Of Ter
ror," with Robert Cum
mings.
WARNER -" Anna Lucasta,"
with Paulette Goddard, start
ing Thursday.