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HoUsEs-sALE-N.w. (cont.

OPEN DAILY. 7-9. VACANT, &c., ,95o
1909 18th st. NV; lovely det. brick,
SIuSns gfa1s Sld Es slasf FSEf Sstss GSPDsSr sePDS
porch. attic, lge. Handicapped lot
With trees. full bsrnt.. gas heat.
McDEVITT, Realtor. RIA. 4422
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COUNTRY BOARD
FULL-TIME CARE
OF PRE-SCHooL-AGE CHILD,
rem. LEESBURG 6S4-J.3.
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

NEAR PORTER AND CONN.-Room
with lge.s closet; conv. transp.; kit
privileges. EN-. 9729. -
cOLORED-TWO UNFURN. adjoining
rooms for refined empl. couple Id
quiet home. Call TU. 3027. %
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MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE
LIGHT HAULING and delivery, reas.,
prompt ser. ST. 1000, Sun. and holi-
days, am. to 8 pm, W. MARVIN,
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age: reas. ia. 1887; ewes. GE. 14l6.
ANYTHING, ANYTIME !! Moving;
pickup and delivery; 7-day week;
MOVING AT ANY TIME, also Sun
days; reasonable rates. Cali EDE-
DO YOUR OWN moving and hauling
l-way trailer rental to all major
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage IN
shons no Si''i olo1 gNfoN gheSS' sTosAaE R5saldf:
co INC est 1905
SMALL JOBS-Boxes. beds. personal
effects, etc; white driver; D. c..
Arl.. and S. 8. area. TU. 2923 q
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY. adults need 2-bedroom un-
over 500. AP. 5093 after 8 pm.
8 TO 10 ROOM unfurn. house or 4
or 8 s room unfurn. apt. WIN rsaec
Ab1ITIoNAL HOMES NEEDED
in nearby Nd. or NV. b. c.; free
appraisals; no delay. For complete
PERRy FsnsfI is5ylcs aEy Co DsGnt sf tsa4HS today
HoUsE. suitable home
care guaranteed. BOX sss-M. star.
VETERAN. white, wants to rent
rambler cSnr sS or G SnnEal9S I3yn In va ;,nnt mot
option to buy. AL. 4o77 any time.
MOTION PICTURE ARTIST. Wife,
three children; excel. refs. need
3-bedrm. unfurn. house or apt;
around $115; NV. or Silver Spring
g stopping ,a center. OR, sooo' al. Ext.
UNPuRNfsaED NJ i u fai HOUSE. bedrms.,
or 3 hedrms. and den. Max. S1E0:
n.w.-Ch. Ch.. Sill. Spg: preferred. By
nen-G Government professional man.
sstss snss 2 ea H. ast s64i IT. ssss ssss r'i5E
953S "A
PHYSICIAN wishes 70 rent 3-bed-
room house, furnished or unfur-
nished; NV. or Mont. Co. TIA. 5343.
PHYSICIAN & FAMILY desire 3 bed
room unfurnished house with large
living room; Bethesda-Chevy Chase
area; close in. $50. EN-. 293S.
THREE TO 4-BEDRM. furn. house
long or short let: British family;
NV. Washington or Va; max. S15O.
c0Lap 0L 2ole 2Hy epxpc,rr,vr deceive, nefo-.
Oct l, unfurnished 4-bedrm. house
or 3 bedrmS.. and den: suburban
area pref; refs. Ma. 5562, 9-5 p, m.
FOR QUICK ACTION LIST YOUR
RENTAL WITH SOUTHEAST REAL
TY CO, II. $4,000.
SEE MARINE CAPTAIN
Bachelor ad under Apis. Wanted.
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WESLEY HAIL

Spacious dble rms. in remodeIed re-
dec bldg Running water in every
nm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec rm,; Bendix washer;
selected menu; $50 $50 1926 2lSt
st. NV. HU 1924
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57O0 18th ST NV

5700 18th ST. NV.
8eaut. furn. with expensive furniture,
Oriental rugs, baby grand piano,
radio; large attractive LIST A.; 5
2-car garage; large howered lawn;
entertainment facilities, rent cell
ing. S400 per mo: give lease. Open
Friday, 4-6 p.m.; Sat- 1875 pm.
KEACH & PURCELL, EX. 2412
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BROOKDALE

Early American home of white brick
with stone front, built in 1899 on
nicely Handicapped level lot. Has
large living room with fireplace and
oriel windows, nice dining room with
oriel window, well-planned kitchen
with breakfast area: 3 large bed
rooms and 2 baths; porch overlook
ing garden: attached garage; large
basement with plenty of space for
recreation. room. Good equipment
throughout
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO., REALTORS
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner &s Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV, OR. 4464
Evenings, Telephone OIL. 0051
Uist Your House With Us)
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CHEVY CHASE
HOUSES 70 SHARE

Beaut rambler: rms. baths.
maids rm.. bath, bsmt.: attic; $3.50
mo. MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNINGTOE,
WI. 2635. OR. 1888. IS
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ROOMS FURNIshEp-N.E

Ice. FRONT RIM. for employed cou-
pie; no children; kit. privileges.
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American University park
BRIARCLIFF

BRIGHTWOOD DETACHED
Lovely Groom. Ia bath brick home
Many features. Also beautiful cor
ner brick and several row homes
AUERBACH & CO.. DI. 6501, GE. 1852
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APARTMENTS oUT-oE-ToWN
co-oPERATIYE APIS. SALE

GLENDALE--Liv. rm.. kit, bedrm.,
bath. porch; heat lights, laur. priyil.
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TWO OR THREE REFINED YOUNG
LADIES to share home in quiet con-
venient N. Arlington neighborhood.
OW. 2476. GIL. S046. q
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PETWoRTH. near, Ga. ave.-De-
rear and front porches; gas heat
$3.50: Call today before z pm. LII
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 2-bedrm.
bungalow: Glenmont Forest; lovely
large fenced yard: near schools and
SH. 1011 til o pm. YOUNG g.
BOWERS co.
CHEVY CHASE-Six rooms, 3 bed
rms. oil heat. washer, recr. rm.;
immed. occup. EN-. 2sl4 or Wo.
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. ma. 2345.

p
COLORED-26th AND X SITS. NV.
-One-rm, kit. and bath apt, in
exchange for services rendered in
bldg; adults only. Call NE. 5400.
COLORED - TWO UNFURN. APIS,
available Immediately. 1405 New
ton st. NV, Call ia. 4799. %
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HOUSES FURNISHED

NEAR PENTAGON-2-bedrm.. semi
det. brk. partially furn, $120. MRS.
BARTON. RE. 1858: efes,, 2068.
1888 RIGGS ST. NV rms. .
baths, partially furnished. $500 mo.
CAN r: A. HUMPHREYS. Realtors.
4sfs EILicoTT ST. N.w.-s bedr2s..
liv. rm.. kit. bath, powder rn. on lst
n. $3.50 mo, Call r. A. HUMPHREYS,
,Ist Resls2rs, HA; 5000. - -3
Open. Beautiful home. consisting Of
has been reduced. Best Of refer
Attractive, LGE. LIv. RIM. 2 bed
seas per mo NELLIE LOWE CAssEL.
Realtor. 1912 Wisconsin, ave. AID.
211S, WI. 3135 -31
5000 TIMBERWOOD AVE, Cor
ners (Silyer Spring. Md. .)--Four bed
rooms, Ia baths, full basement.
patio. detached garage, screened
porch. Available Sept. IS; $3.50 per
month. B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th
st. NV, MA. 21OO. 81
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., ais Legation
ST.; near schools, stores; 2-bedrm.
brick. full bsmt., nice yard, oil heat;
avail. now: S1S5 per mo-; yearly
lease. MRS. DeBECK, Rockville 4543.
1891 list RID. s., Arl., va.-2-bedrm.
semidet. brk.; attrac. furn.; firepl.,
full bsmt.; Sl65. VI. 9706. .
CHEVY CHASE--Newly dec. 3-bedrm.
house. with full bsmt.. porch, yard
and finished attic; S225. WI. 1881.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.e.

MICHIGAN PARK-Five-room U.-M.
large lot. Substantial cash required.
Mr.. Martufi La 6-7S45. MARSHALL
j, WAPLE Co. Realtor 1924 14th
st. NV. DI. 3346
A. ".NTioN: HOWE BUYERS - We
Miesigan Mhss efS Park ses2N and weodridse. % I'm m
Cali LA. 6-6666 until 9 pm,
PECK co; 1918 18th St. ne. 81
equipped kitchen, side screened
porch; bedrms. and tile bath on
2nd f.; full bsmt. with recr. room.
oil h.-w.h.; beautiful level lot; i'm
a@faGy msqiSts 1Se9psnsy GSc sH kk4g Wo0PMooR fI
MICHIGAN PARK
brick home, nicely de-
signed with lge.. picture windows.
Most .desirably located in 1900 blk.
s. Dakota ave. me-; 6 spacious rms,
tile bath. new-house cond.; 3 good
sized pz;Sd 6edirms.; inr ; gas heat; near transp.
baasSerty. DE. 4osS' Saisi Ewes. 'Si ~f'
1918 18th ST. NE La. e-eese.
y. MICHIGAN PARK
II you see it you will love this nearly
new home. Pretty at a picture and
spotless throughout. Semidet. brick
on lovely lot. Liv. rm., full din. rin.,
mod. kit. 3 lovely bedrms. and tile
bath; full bsmt., recr. rm. with
powder rn1., gas a.-c. heat: lge.
screened-in. front porch; beautiful
yard. Call for appt., Mr.. Atino, RIA.
4450. zAGAMI REALTY, Ii. 1887.
Continued on. Next Pagel
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$21.5OO

NEAR 18th AND MONTAGUE
Oet., masonry home, in this conveni-
baths, with 4 bedrms. on 2nd a..
full bsmt.. oil h.-wh., garage and
attract. lot; reas. terms. Call Mr.,
Mcintosh. EX. 24S0; ewes. MI. 6s65,
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LANGsToN REALTY. TR. s693

coLoRED-4I sEAToN PL. NV, 4
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.. recep.
rm., pantry and kit; full bsmt.;
RANGE rance a deal with a ST 500 down
payment and maybe less.
LANGSTON REALTY CO., TR. S693
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Modern Detached Brick
TN PREFERREn IOcATION
$500 Block 5th st. NV.

A large S-room, new brick house in
excellent condition. near church,
schools, transportation: side-hall en-
trance. finished heated den, large
Kitchen, basement with large extra
some of the features. Terms. Cali
Mr.. Clark, GE. 9011.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
1St-FT, REDRM AND RATH
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GILBERT

SIS Que st. n.w.-Special wkly
rates, single from S14 per week up,
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MOVING. PACKING 6 sToR AGE

FOR 9UIcK ACTION. LIST YOUR
Atty CO.. Ii. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
"NR. ROCK CREEK PIX y
HOUSE AND INCOME

IL rms. furn., 6 apts., oil heat, 3M
baths. good income, small down pay
msnt; For further information. call
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cilities: mr.. transp. co. 5I4S. -
LGE. STUDIO APT. pvt. ent.. firepl.
in pvt; home; for l person only
1gso T0' cEiFToN sifI ST. NV rm. "a and
NEXT BATH, two mos. rent free by
paying $3.50 for 1st 10 mos, l
NRt Rhita, aNbRElWs BIZ s9s0l 0lFIELD-rwo rms,
kit, pvt. bath; working cple. or cple.
with baby; alcove for crib; no drink
ing. Cypress $3.50 after ON. or
any time Saturday or Sunday. u
BSMT APT ,--Lge. bedrm., nicely fur
nished, kitchenette. complete bath,
pyt pnf. entrance 5sa6 t,s ali ut a16 fgpn n Sas
Monroe St: NV, HU. 9430.
DOWNTOWN APT.-Two rms, Kitch-
enette and bath, all new eauipment
and fixtures; utils. incl. SS5 HU.
THREE RMS, recently redecorated: !:
center and bus. JO. 3.s92s. j
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA One rm..
kit. adj. bs tn and shower; all conv.;
nicely furn, for refined empl lady
.%1yS only IsrI9S1 I779 Ghyrch St, nv; 49,, 2
q with fireplace. bedrm.' s kit. t and BATH BATH;
suitable for. 9 or 3 girls; $115 mo.
1884 wyoming ave. NV. HU. STA.
1888 MADISON ST. N.w.--studio
rm;. Kit, bath; new dec; I empl; ;,
1ioo ISGRaHAM asaii SfSsi sT. Nv HW.MaSt. osS ar ar
rangement, 2 employed adults pre-
ferred; privils. GE. 74S0. %
SUITLAND. nr. Andrews Fld., Sc.
shopping and transp.;. bedrm.. liy.
Imi: kit.. dinette, bath; SS5. KE.
sCoTT CIRCLE vIC.-studio-liy. rm.
u. utilities; suit; oSa & Apt. IL. 14s6 N
NEWLY EVIL. DEc Pee tIy ;pv RM ss bsar%, arm Kit
trail ave. Capitol Heights, HI. 5044.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. Attrac-
lively furn; rms: kit: and bath.
Sleeps 3. sos mo; Wo. 7103:
Mr.. 14th AND EUCLID. 1868 Univ.
1d 1duts twin Ssss Sls:'asi sis aPt No. fSs Sas
DESIRABLE NV. LOCATION = 4
rooms. kit. and bath. 500; Effiiciency,
$75. Elevator bldg.,, utils. incl. ST.
TO SETTLED reliable couple: 1st-
floor Arm. apt. Clean and nicely
furn. Near Rock Greek PIX. CO. 1854
|3-RM. FURNISHED APT. pvt. bath.
Prefer employed couple. Can be seen
ss4d sny t,ne .s after KH Sso l5T4 Ell b44 sheH
MODERN APT. BLDG.-Newly deco
rated, newly furnished: l bedrm.,
liv. rm., kit -dinette. bath, screened
porch, double exposure; S95 month.
NO. 0363.
Two LARGE 1-RM. APIS, refgr :;
clean, conf; no drinking; near Du-
port Circle. DI. 1925, after 9 pm.
.
EMERSON ST. N.W.-Attrac., com-
pletely furn. arm. apt; employed
couple, utilities included; good
transp.; near stores. RA. 1929. -
1880 MASS. AVE. N,W.--Iiving rm..
bedrm., din rm. kit, bath; adults
references; $50 mo. ME. 05S6. -
A LOVELY BEDROOM. liv. r.n., kit.
Also studio. $50 to Si50. Ia. 6s3l.
1907 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Liv.-bed-
rm., kit; share bath; all utils.; $50
per mo. OW. 65O2 for appt. II
1880 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Bedroom
liv. rm., kit. and semipyt. bath; for
BELTSViLLE. MD. Rte. 1-Two-rm.
and bath apt; adults; $75, utils.
included. Also, bsmt. apt, studio
rm., Kit, shower; sos. no. 1886.
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CAIRO HOTEL

LGE. BAY WINDOW, double rm.,
twin beds. next to bath. Conven. to
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SEE MARINE CAPTAIN
Bachelor ad under Apis. Wanted.
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2460 16th st. n.w-Sgle. and dble.
I'm rms some me with PVT. bath maid maid and
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GORDON HOTEL
els 10th st. n.w,-Lge. airy twin
bedrms. with bath. S2S per week; I;
with running water. S22 per wk. !:
singles S12 and S14 per wk MA
1864.
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HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Roberto Rossellini has signed
Montgomery Cliff to make love to
Ingrid Bergman in Europe 1851"
which will start at Rome in Nov
ember. Roberto is trying to snare
George Sanders for the other lead
ing man, and I hear from London
that George is in the mood to say
yes" Ingrid is anxious to work.
It has been a long time since
"Stromboli."
Tony Curtis told men on the set
of "Son of Ali Baba," "Janet
Leigh and I are going to Homo
lulu for our honeymoon" That
won't be until late fall. Janet has
to finish "Scaramouche." Tony
has another film coming up, Hear
No Evil" In this he plays prize
fighter.
I thought Gene Tierney was
going to be followed to Europe by
her husband, Oleg Cassini. Oleg
is very conspicuous by his absence
in those dancing pictures of Gene
in Paris. Gene wrote Hollywood
pals that she would drive to the
Riviera and Italy, but she did not
mention Oleg.
Corinne Calvet will take out her
American citizenship papers when
she returns from France.
Sir Cedric Hardwicke is set for
the British ambassador role in
Five Fingers" Funny how things
go in cycles. A few years ago
Cedric couldn't get a job in pic
lures, for no reason he could
fathom. Now he's swamped with
them.
Gloria Swanson will sign a
Hollywood man for her play,
Nina" if David Niveh can't make
it. but Gloria finally is making a
technicolor picture, Three In
Bedroom c." and it Is the first
time in Gloria's 35-year-old movie
career for her piquant face to be
seen In color.
Nancy Sinatra has not yet
agreed to the divorce in Reno
where frankie is singing for his
supper. It's a question of finances.
If Frankie pays what he promised
in their out-of-court property
there will be no con-
test. So far the money has not
materialized. was under the i'm
preston that frankie had given
each child a trust fund. This,
too, is a myth.
X i +
Adele Jergens and Glenn Lam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-14

him Frank, which is probably
more than Alphonso of Spain or
Carol of Rumania ever asked any
one, meeting them for the first
time. After that, he likes to have
you ask any question you want,
no matter how squeamish you
might feel about it being too per-
sonal and out of bounds. He is
another fellow now, a happier
one he says, and he feels as if he
were talking of someone else when
Francis x. Bushman comes up in
the conversation.
Money? Well, this guy Brewster
in the book who could not spend
that million must have been a
dope. And, what a man didn't or
could not spend, there were always
ways of getting it taken from him.
It might have been a good idea to
save some of it. a pocket full of
millions or so, bus Bushman did
not and that's O. K. with him.
Moneys over rated.
4 4 y
What of all the luxurious pos
sessions he ever owned did he like
best?
bush Manor" he says. "It was
Ia palace-with uncounted rooms
Cat least he never counted them)
and $50 acres of park. It would
cost more than half million
dollars today. Why did I like
it so? Well, like to think it goes
back to the days when was al
kid in Baltimore. I'd go out pick
ing berries because we needed
berries to eat. 7 would be bare
foot. not because I did not have
shoes, but because liked it.
There was always one sight Il
liked best. It was a big house on
a hill. guess I learned to think
then and there that this was royal
living and ! duplicated it when II
got the chance. So now. live in
a little house and work in my own
garden and feed the birds passing
over, and it's better. Naturally,
I sometimes remember the other
things, but only with a feeling of
Well, 7 had it,
*
The threatened Bushman revival
there's a national furry of ex-
element over him again-won't
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or Aintree. and where are you?
Well. you're dead professionally.
Kings are too highly specialized
to fit anything in today's help
wanted ads.
Every reporter worth the news
print he consumes and all the
others too, no doubt-would like to
write the story about how king
adjusted to not being king.
Today, this reporter can almost
do it. He has met Francis K.
BuShman, spent a relaxed few
hours Cabling with him, and feels
he has a vague idea of how it
must be to have the world jerked
from under one.
OF course, Bushman was only
a king of the movies, scoffers will
say but the fact is he had more
of the world at his feet than even
Queen Victoria, or the Edward and
George who came after her. In
addition to the universal adula-
ton of being the screen lover all
the world loved, BuShman was
making one million dollars a year.
This was not only before taxes but
BEFORE THERE WE'RE IN
COME TAXES.
Bushman feels fine, to end any
suspense you might have on that
score. He has no palace, no for
tune. no servants. no lavendar
Marmon half a block long, no
private car, and the companion
ship of only one woman, his third
wife Mickey. He does not have
a Great Dane worth $4,000,
either.
What he does have is his wife's
devotion, a small house and gar
den in Pacific Palisades, Calf,
lusty good health, enough work
to keep wolves away, an echo of
his old fame, and countless happy
and dramatic memories to keep
him amused when he is not being
busy.
BuShman has no need for
psychiatrist or any other kind of
doctor but any of these might
find him an interesting study in
how it feels to come profoundly
back to earth after discovering
seven times seven heavens.
Bushman likes to have you call
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deceive the actor. That IT had it,
covers all that sort of thing in
his life. He admits to being
ham enough still" to like attract
ing attention, and he gets the dim
echo of manly joy out of having
older women-one 91-say they
loved him when they were little
girls. But it is all something that
happened long ago, like, say Sun
set Boulevard
incidentally, he thought that sa-
tirical recall of Hollywood's past
was an excellent movie. If they
want to make one of his career,
and make it even more satirical,
that will be all right with him.
It all seems quite funny now
which probably is more than any
other deposed king would admit
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
Arena-"The Importance OF
Being Earnest: $3.50 pm.
Carter Barron Ampitheater,
Rock Creek Park-"Faith of Our
Fathers; $40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Captain Horatio
Hornblower";; 100, sos, $40, 1920
and $50 pm.
Capitol-"The Secret of Con-
vict Lake.; HOO am, las, 4:30,
tbs and 1000 pm. Stage shows:
12:45. $3.50, 6:15 and 900 pm.
Columbia-"Show Boat: 1900
am, ITO. 1925, 5:35, 7:45 and
1000 pm.
Dupont-"Kon-Tiki";; los, 2:55
4:45. $50. 500 and 1910 pm.
Keith's-"Alice in Wonderland"
1910 am, 1905. 2:05, 400. 500
800 and 9:55 pm.
Little - "Horsie":; HAS am.
lao. $40, 5:35, 7::35 and 9:35 pm
Metropolitan ION Moonlight
Bay; 11:25 am, 1:25, $3.50, $50,
7:35 and 9:35 pm.
National-"Toast of New Or
leans; 1920 am, 2:40, 600 and
900 pm.
Palace-"The Frogmen";; 1:20
1928. 5:35, TAO and $50 pm.
Pix-"Woman"; 200. 4:45. 1880
and 1915 pm.
Playhouse - TONY Draws a
Horse; 11:00 am. 12:45, $50,
500 and 7:10 pm.
Plaza-'La Ronde";; 1:55, 1885,
Sis, 6:55. $3.50 and 1910 pm.
TranS-Lux-"Four in a Jeep";;
11:25 am, 1880, 3:35, $40. 7:45
and $50 pm.
Warner - Captain Horatio
Hornblower";; 1900 am, los
3:15, 5:25, 1885 and GAS pm.
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Hollywood Diary
Montgomery Gift to Star
With Inurid for Roberto
BY SheiIoh Grohom

gan, who will marry in October,
plan something new in honey
moons. They want to make a
picture together - anywhere in
the world. just as long as we can
travel and be together"
Guy Madison and Gail Russell,
by the way are looking for a
movie in which to co-star. Gail
and Paramount have called it a
day.
Released By MANA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-14
The Passing Show
At SO, theMovies' Old King
Glad to Be Common Man
By Joy Carmody

Few meet depoed kings and get chubby with them
to learn how it feels to be out of job like that.
job rusing hauling money for Drinks
you another like it life isn't over
With kings must be different All Of sudden you have open
doors can't at
Evening star., 1951-05-24

if the voice is not equal which II
surely is not. it is fine, strong
sure, and used with an impressive
degree of control.
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To get in all those arias, folk
songs and a popular tune, "The
Loveliest Night of the Year.
"The Great Caruso" rushes the
facts of its hero's life.
1t picks him up in Naples as a
choir boy, whisks him into adoles-
|ence, through the male chorus to
Starring roles with La Scala and
of, in young manhood, to Covent
Garden. This Caruso is an earthly
sort with the distinction of an
amazing voice. a lusty love for the
people and elemental justice, a
wild delight in making music and
brushed lightly with a streak of
mysticism.
The major part Of the Aim is
devoted to Caruso's life in Amer
lea, his adopted country. The
center Of this is the Metropolitan
Opera, where he meets Dorothy
Benjamin, falls instantly in love
with her, and encounters the firm
i'll will of her patrician father. In
movies, as in life, there has to be
this element of dramatic conflict
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No screen hero ever had q
larger or more colorful wardrobe
than that LAMA wears in this
film. The operas for which he
dresses and whose arias he sings
represent the virtual works. "Ce-
leste Aida" "Vesti la Giubba'
from "Paggliacci." La Donna
|E Mobile" the Bach -Gounod
"Ava Maria" "M'Appari" from
Martha" "Che Gelida Mamma"
from LA Boheme," and several
others soar from the sound track
Yet LAMA is not limited to
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these traditional operatic items
He is at his lusty lyrical best ir
such a popular ballad as BE.
cause" and Miss Blyth adds
another lighter music note in the
simple sweet tune, "The Lovliest
Night of the Year."
Miss Kristen, more than LAMA s
vocal match and a corking actress
as Diva Louise Heggar, contributes
the "Numi, Pieta" aria from
Aida" and does a matchless bit
with the less aspiring Sweet
hearts" song from Victor Herbert
OF more noted singers billed in
the cast, the most surprisingly
used is the lovely Jarmila Novotna
who sings not at all and appears
merely in the acting bit of a
naughty prima donna.
1t is all happily recommendable
and proves, as it no doubt should
that the echo Caruso left behind
is far louder and more exciting
that that of another gusty Latin
A lover, name of Valentino.
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Gilbert Roland Climbs
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BY SheiIoh Grohom'

summer somewhere, somehow,
after I finish Aaron Slick" says
Alan wearily.
Danny Kaye will never be able
to hold up his head or sport his
kits again in Scotland. An irate
Scottish newspaper editor informs
me that, in Danny's picture, "On
the Riviera" Danny wears his
kits back to front! Than which
there can be no bigger affront,
apparently, to Scot.
Robert Taylor will be in Eng
land at the time of the royal COM
mand performance in November
And you can bet now that "Quo
Vadis" will be the picture shown
before the King and Queen. There
is always tremendous competition
for this honor.
The ex-Mrs. Franchot Tone
(Jean Wallace) is giving lectures
in the East on racial tolerance
Cornell Wilde isn't too far away
from Jean. He is working in
the De Mile picture.
Bogey and Baby" and the Bel
gian Congo don't expect to like
each other. The location shots
for African Queen" have been
chopped down to two weeks.
There are too many tsetse flies
buzzing around. Robert Morley,
also in the film, insisted on do
ing his scenes in London.
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Hedy Lamar is in Acapulco,
and a Mexican millionaire is being
very attentive.
George Raft is just about the
Oneliest man in town. He goes
stag everywhere.
Colleen Gray is going to England
to forget her broken engagement
with Stanley Rubin. She'll make
a picture there just to be sure
she doesn't remember.
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