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p ACRE
$500 DOWN
Washington, D. G.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1888

Detached. 3-bedroom, full basement
home in nearby Landover Hills, Md
For quick sale, only - $50. Call
ROGER MOSS. HO. 2-6020
2125 R. l. Ave. NE.
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SCHOOL DAYS

SCHOOL DAYS
APPLES
After the owner lives here, his
dauehter will have plenty of apples
for the teacher. Out in the country.
this 5-rm. ranch style home can be
bought for S795n. with only 81 500
down, newly redecorated, oil heat,
electric hot water
BOOKS
You, could write book about this
with 4 bedrms.. liv rm.. din. rm..
and l9e kit, owner asking $40
900. with only 81 900 down Move
roll them in nearby Catholic or
public school
WRITE NAME
You need write your name but once
time to buy this 3-bedrm,, Cape
equipped kit. immediate possession,
move right in this week end. Near
schools. transp.. and shopping,
S13,950. Only $3.50 down.
THE SWITCH
Remember how quiet 1t was when the
teacher brought out the switch;
that's how quiet and peaceful it
is up here in Calvert Hills This
4-bedrm. brick Colonial with rec.
rm.. fenced yard in excellent con-
dition. can be had for S1S.95n. Walk
to University of Md. shopping and
transp, best buy in the area. See
today. immediate possession.
TEACHER
Teachers of construction would
quickly tell you that this Enelish
type brick with 8 bedrms knotty
pine den. sunkan liv rm. 3 tile
b4thS. maids room or apt, in hsmt..
plus patio and 2-car garage. oil
heat. cannot be duplicated for less
than $4,000. owners asking only
S25,a50. with excellent terms. I'm.
mediate possession. see today.
I5l3 AmhurSt rd.. Calvert Hills,
COLLEGE PIX, Md. Open 1-6 Sat. and
Sun.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. a-4747 until Q PM, HA. c-SS9I,
Ju. 1850, HA. 2-S052.
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28O7 COLEBROOK DIR
1912 GATHER ST.
THE GABLES co,

1906 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. Sc.
To Inspect These Homes. Call
j. 3-fS6G. LU 1-S64@. DU. 1-4T61
A Representative Will Be at Your
Service 2O
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WOODI,EY HILLS

"OOOHI 44A1IO
Fine country home nr. Mt. Vernon.
8 lge. rms. fireplace, scr. porch,
fun CRY 6smt S..t;fn SSaT Earagsd rogsd Al al
with h-acre garden. Also shrubs.
fruit trees, etc. H.-w. heat; mr..
schools; best buy in Fairfax County;
$4,000. terms.
V. Ward Boswell Inc.
220 8. Washington St.. Alex. Va.
Phone TIE. 6-7721 It'll 8 pm.
Evening star., 1953-05-16
Alexandra Project
Growing Quickly
From Old Estate
Warwick Village on
Hume Truct to Have
GA Units
BY Nelson M. Shepard

Residential development in the
Metropolitan Area in accentuated
by the rapidity with which War
wick Village. a 57-acre commu-
nifty for 624 family units, is being
carved out of a hillside of the
old Hume estate, landmark in
the outskirts of Alexandria.
First of its kind under Alex
andria's new ordnance requiring
a community unit plan, the Sc
million project is SO far advanced
after a few months that a large
number of units should be ready
for occupancy in the summer.
Bulldozers still are cutting
through the once-wooded hill
side. and broad terraces which
will feature the landscaping are
taking shape.
The tract is being developed
by Warwick Village, Inc, with
financing arranged by the Col
AOAlAcA NAO4 GSdSC W. VI WdS11~
ington. Nathaniel j. Taube.
president. conceived the idea of
a large medium income housing
project on the site fronting the
busy intersectionof Hume avenue
Commonwealth and Mount YER
non avenues. He acquired the
land last February and, in a
short time, the whole hillside
had changed and foundations
were being dug along the Mount
Vernon avenue side.
The 81 acres, it is said, com.
prise the only large parcel OF
land in Alexandria available fol
community development. Hicks
Realty Co. of 3706 Mount Ver-
non avenue, handled the zonine
and sale of the property, the
Continued on Page B-6, Col. 81
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Continued on Page B-6, Col. 81
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HOUSES FOR sALR-Mo.

$3.50 DN.--Brk. 2.bedrm. rambler, on
lovely cor. lot In Silver Spring area;
only S11,950; move in with deposit.
Mrs, Hart. IyO. k.hOO7. cox A co.
Evening star., 1953-08-21

ARLINGTON - Three bedroom. den,
tWo-bath. prewar brick Col; near
Wash. Golf and Country club. Full
bSmt., recr. rm., bar, oil h.-w.h.,
shady corner lot; close to all cows.
Immediate possession; reasonably
priced, S24,500. For further de-
tails, call EDWARD s. LOVELESS.
ia. S-66I1: ewes, IA. 7-4899. .-22
ARL., near Pentagon-Three bedrms.,
$4,000 down, $l0O mo. or. 4-92SS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

EAVE-BUY FROM OWNER
MANOR. Takoma Park,
S.aaS Ms H5i'k Sapi io cSd S.rn. Esal eSnss
1st hoor; bedrms., bath, End door.
Large screened porch; garage; base
ment: playhouse for the children.
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JEFFERSON MANOR-semidetac ched

2 bedrms.. bsmt., recr. rm., fenced
yd.; shopping center; school near;
1873 pm. Must see to appreciate;
JEFFERsoN EiTsESSSi M2NoRSoTVaiO-b oiVi O-bedroom
brick, located at 800 Fairhaven
ave, that is an outstanding house
and lot close to school. shopping
immed. possession. CECIL B. LUP-
TON, Realtor, ia. 1888; ewes. and
Sun. ia, 2-2b77. -23
2 acres and beautiful g.
bedroom, 2-,bath home must be sold.
Evening star., 1953-08-21

SOMERSET, MD.-By OWNER. Gus
tom built, 1850: 1k-Story brick
with gar. 6 rms. and fin. recr. rm.; !;
1st-f. bedrm., "a bath; beautiful
Hotpoint de luxe kit, abundance
of cabinets and breakfast area; /;
Quoted for air conditioning: ample
STORAGE OIL, 2-24O5
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IEWISDAI,E

det.. 6-rm. Colonial brick,
immaculate cond.; Ia baths, recr.
rm., mans hobby rnn., side porch,
washing machine, power mower,
plus other extras: handicapped lot.
Priced to sell. Call ia. 9-077O,
ewes. BRIGHTWOOD REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1953-08-21

soNN. AVE, nr. ch. ch. Circle-A
beaut. stone home with simple Col.
lines and high ceilings and spac.,
well-proportioned rms. that give an
air of elegance. There are bedrms.,
library, lge. liv. and din. rms, q
wonderfully cow. and pleasant kit,
There is an additional lot avail. If
desired. Priced around $4,000 and
on terms that are conv. Trades will
be considered. Owner leaving coun-
try. desires an immed. sale. Your
iAsp and reasonable offer is invited.
Evening star., 1953-08-21
N ear
Columbia Country Club

OU1U111U1d NUUI4ULy OIUU
hall home-west of Conn. ave
moments walk to elementary, jr.,
Convenient to Our Lady of LOTrdes
Parochial School. 8 bright comfort
able rooms; 3 BEDEooMs e twin;
den. recreation room with fireplace,
attic. oil a.-e. heat. built in garage.
Entire interior decorated in soft
painted pastel shades. UP-TO-DATE
KITCHEN. Exceptionally well land
ssaped cared lot: selected T shrubs; on flower
To inspect. cali MR.. VANCE IEye-
nings. WO. 6-7092). THOS. J.
FISHER & CO.. INC. D1. 7-6S30.
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OFFERING
3 DAYS

FOR THE VERY FIRST TINE
This custom. slate-roof, brick, Coz
ioniai beauty on q quiet, shady lot,
yet only 8 min. to the Pentagon OF
d. C. Foyer entrance to spacious
liv. rnl. with fireplace. formal din.
roomy ir XII. with adjoining bresEissi
rm-, 3 tWin-size- bedrms. (maSter
has private bath. Cadillac-size at.
tached garage, pine-paneled rec.
rm. with fireplace in bsmt. All
this for only S25.600: assume large
f1rst trust.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
2419 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
IA. 7-6200, Open Ewes. IA. 2-4141
Evening star., 1953-08-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALExttANDnA~TW9-Wiy HnSttnxtnc ~. oI .,va,n r.
and PentaEon; 2-bedrm. brick semi
detached, gaS heat. full basement,
recr. I'm. By OWNER, H. S-e29s.
Evening star., 1953-08-21
peter i. hagan

EASTPINES
2-level, 3-bedrm. home
with many extra features. Lge liv.
rm.. din. area, and fully equipped
kit. A good buy at $11 800.
SPANISH RAMBLER
Lge. hy. rm. with fireplace, Q twin
sized bedrms., lge. bright kit, full
bsmt. with knotty pine rec. rm. and
bar; OIL heat. Extra large lot. Con-
yeniently located. Priced to sell at
.peter j. hagan
REALToR
UN. 4-s6S6, UN. 4-1986. WA. r-1257
Evening star., 1953-08-21
LANGLEY PARK AREA

Furnished or. unfurnished. 2-bedrm.,
with hrepl.; din. area: lge. kit,
dishwasher, wash. mach, self
defrosting refgr.: lge. patio, eX-
pansible attic, 30-in. attic fan plus
many extras: mr.. school. $4,000
or best offer. CT loan. 111O Nava-
hoe dr., HE. Altar. 80
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$500 DOWN

3 Bedrooms, Basement
ASSUME 4es LOAN-balance with
terms less than rent. Beautifully
redecorated, with separate din. rm.
and large yard with picket fence
line line. To inspect call Mr.. LanS-
dale, -LO. 4-7424i ewes. JU. S-4371.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1953-08-21
MA. S-Off'

N. H. AVE. EXTENDED
4 BEDRMS., 31a BATHS
Incl. downstairs bedrm. and bath, lge.
recr. rm. and bar. wall-to-wall car
peting. Conv. schools, shopping. Low
down payment or trade considered.
74O7 WILDWOOD DR.. JU. 9-5761.
-o1
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TempletOn Knolls

L 1CIIIpIVCUII hIIUIIS
2-Story, 3-bedrm. brick; liv. rm., din.
rm., compl. kit, full bsmt., gas
heat; only $14,950 for quick sale;
$1,000 cash: assume GI 4Go loan,
$50 Is mo-. incl. taxes and insur-
ance.
CLYDE r. ADAMS, REALToR
$40 Annapolis Rd. UN. 4-1143
Open Ewes. Till 8 PM.
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MONTROSE PARK

NUN lhOSE RAHh
LAUREL, MD.
No other opportunity like this will
come your way: new 2-family brick
apt. units, on lge. lots; live in one,
assume 3O-yr. 4N% loan.
Sidney z. MenSh & Co.
Evening star., 1953-08-21
BETHESDA
BETHESDA AREA

De I 1dEODA AREA
Expand to Suit Yourself
An attract Cape Cod loc. mr.. the
Parkwood School; Iiv. rm. with fire-
place. sep. din. rm., mod. kit, 2
bedrms. and bath on 1st n. stairs
to unfinished attic which is fioored,
insulated, plumbing and heating left
in. You can have . lot Of fun ex-
fancy. Full bsmt., gas &C. heat: q
real oppor. for the handy man,
Easy terms can be arranged. Once
hours till pm.
E. M. Fry. Inc, OIL. 2-87O0
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KENSTNGTON
Montgomery Knolls
1st Floor Bedroom
and Bath

81, $50 down, plus excel. financing
buys this modern, new cond., 2-story,
brick, det. dwelling. Liy. rm.. din.
rn., kit. inclosed screened porch,
den or bedrm. with complete bath
on 1st n; 2 bedrms. and bath on End
n; full bsmt. with outside entr., incl.
new washer, dryer. Lovely land
Scaped lot with Anchored fence. Close
to schools, transp., etc. THIS HOME
HAS EVERYTHING. By appointment
only, call Mr.. Berger, with JAMES
l.. DIXON & CO.. ST. $1,000 or
co. 5-3126 evenings. -23
POTOMAC HUNT AREA
rambler loc. OPP. Con-
Eressional Country Club In Wash
rm., din. rm.. kit. . bedrms., bath
and mahosany paneled den on 1st
n; add. full bedrms. and bath
on 2nd. A.; 2-car gar, patio, scr
porch, bsmt, oil heat. ia acres.
shown by appt. only. MR.. BOLHA-
GEN, ST.. $1,000 or OIL. 4-4011 ewes.
YANRHn
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COTTAGE CITY

Three bedrms., 2 baths. liv. rm., lge.
din. rnl. and kit, bsmt.. gas h.-w h;
good location, mr.. shopping and
transportation.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166, WA. 1865, WA. 7-O636
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CHURCH-By owner. Better
chor fenced; extremely desirable loc.
for military personnel; 9 bedrms., all
brick, expans. attic. partially I'm
ished: fireplace; storm windows
throughout; outdoor patio and fire.
Evening star., 1953-08-21
SSE,EI
RIRCH

REALTY AND INSURANCE. CO.
TO. 0-4747 It'll 9 pm. K. Barnett.
JU. 7-6169. W. Hansen, HA. 2-e062.
Evening star., 1953-08-21

WILL BUILD
On your lot, in Maryland or Virginia,
HUBBARD REALTY CO, oV. s.
1Q4R 90
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A11AN0AG / I f31Gn
Three-bedroom brick rambler-Liv
rm., all-elec. kit with disposal unit
and !dishwasher. tile bath, bsmt.,
Gas heat; priced to sell quickly.
Evening star., 1953-08-21
LANE MANOR
$13. .5OO--$2. 600 DOWN

91O,OUU-91,OUU OOWN
7410 Gath ave.-Beaut. brk. ram
bier; 8 lge. rms; lovely liv. rm.;
din. rm.: 8 nice bedrms.; equipped
kit. with disposal, fam lEe. utility
shade trees. Assume S10.300 AZ
Oh loan; owner moving to Cali
fornia, must sell olick.
Evening star., 1953-08-21
ST E1TC17TT'o p1pIou

ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH
walk to Sill Spg. business: 2-story
tached garage, I'm. rec. rm.. 1S0-ft.
lot fenced In rear; $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
The Posing Show
Those CoIoneIs in Love
Finally Reach Capital
By Joy Cormody

1t not to be disputed that Engands Peter Unov found
something of refreshing for comedy fantasy in 1.-THE Love
of Coonels which National last night with
Rex Harrison and Lii Palmer
associates
Evening star., 1953-11-03
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

Stage.
National - THE Love of Four
Colonels"; $50 pm.
Sam s. Shubert-"An Evening
with Beatrice Lille" $3.50 pm.
Arena-"The Bad Angel; $50
pm.
Screen.
Ambassad0r-"The Big Heat"
1:15. 800. 5:25, 1880 and $40
pm.
Capitol - "The Robe" 1920
am, 1855, 4:30, 7:05 and $40
pm.
Columbia - "Vice Squad"
1850 am. 1:50, $50. $50. 7:50
and 9:55 pm.
Dupont - Martin Luther"
HAS am, lao, $40, 5:35, TAO
and 9:45 pm.
Keith's-"Back to Gods Coun-
try" 11:40 am, 1:40, 3:45, 5:45
7:50 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"The Greatest Show on
Earth" 6:10 and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"The Cruel Sea-"
and $3.50 pm.
MetropOlitan-"The Big Heat:
11:15 am, 1:15, 800. 5:25, 7:30
and $40 pm.
Ontario-"Trent's Last Case"
/, 2:45, 4:30. 6:15, sos and $50
pm.
Palace - "Mogambo;" I1:40
am, 2:15, 4:45, tbs and $50
/ pm.
PlayhOuSe-"Roman Holiday
HOS am, ITO, 3:15. $40, 7:3O
and 9:35 pm.
Plaza-"Little Boy Lost" II
am, 1885, 2:45, ABS, $50, 8:15
and 1885 pm.
Silver Spring-"The Beggar'S
| Opera; $50 pm.
Trans nS-Lux-'From Here tc
Eternity" 11:1o am. lis. 1925
5:35, 1850 and 10 pm.
Evening star., 1953-11-03

is still at least as comic today,
possibly even funnier. Mr.. Gardi-
ner is vastly funny man, too,
when initiating the sounds made
by such things as wall paper and
locomotives, which hate people.
The two stars get together for
only one brief blackout skit, in
which Mr.. Gardiner impersonates
parent having that father-son
talk with a 14-year-old boy,
played by Miss Lille.
The comedienne seems to have
her most fun in this recall of
past successes in the sketch
called References" This is the
one. in which she plays a maid
suddenly given the opportunity
to recommend herself to a pros
pective employer. Miss Lille
gets more out of it than even its
writer ever dreamed was in it.
This just about covers 1t.
Gardlner aooS his Dit involving
singing to a phonograph record,
which his talent manages to res
cue from all it's imitation, and a
wonderful monologue on anes-
thesia. Miss Lille has fine sup
port in the sketches from Xenia
Bank and Shannon Dean and In
a comic song from Singer John
Philip. The twin piano team Of
Eadie Griffith and Rack Goodwin
lerds excellent musical assist
ance.
"An Evening With Beatrice
Lille" is being presented by Ed
ward Duryea Bowling and he de-
serves your gratitude. It is a
pleasant, often hilarious, init
mate entertainment.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
Hollywood Diary
Snotrd's Picture Job
May Not Develop
By Sheiloh Grohom

HOLLYWOOD.
Before the final breakup be-
tween Ava Gardner and Frank
Sinatra, they promised Metro
they would do "St. Louis Woman"
regardless of their status at the
time the studio wanted to begin
shooting the picture. But I
wouldn't bet on it now! Incl
dentally, Sunday would have
been their second anniversary.
Johnny Meyer is back in Bev-
erly Hills. but Suzanne Da-
dole, the cutie he inherited from
Clark Gable, remained behind in
Paris. Apparently no wedding
bells in sight! And while
we're in the French capital-at
MaXim's last Thursday night:
The Aga Khan and his begun
were in one corner and his eld-
est son, Prince Ally, was with
Gene Tierney in. another. All
very friendly, but the latter pair
like to be alone.
The entire village in Arizona
where they are filming Joan
Crawford's movie listens in when
she uses the one-party line phone
to call Hollywood. Joan's being
primitive for Johnny Guitar" 4"
1t looks like Daryl Zanuck
won't be back in time for Darri-
lyn's new baby. The stork's date
now is Friday. .. Ginger Rogers
hired a press agent for Jacques
Bergerac. And all inter-
views with Art and Judy Gar
land now have to be cleared
first with Sid Luft-which could
explain the scarcity.
4 X X
The jungle was never like this:
Lex Barker goes to the same
tailor in London's swank Savile
Row as does the Duke of Wind
sor. Hedy Lamar told a
European correspondent: II
want to marry a superior, in
ferior man." Sounds bitter.
Bing Crosby smashed the
Hollywood caste system one day
last week by lunching with the
stand-ins for Vera-Ellen and
Rosemary Clooney. And ]
wonder why Walter Wanger was
at Paramount Thursday? He
visited Cecil B. De Mile and
Mike Curtiz.
While Sarah Churchill denies
she said she hates Americans in
a 2 am. hasSle with a waitress
at Hamburger Hamlet on the
Strip. she thought it advisable
to call her father, Sir Winston
in London, to explain exactly
what happened.
Paulette Goddard is domicileC
In Switzerland. Which means
that Erich Remarque is within
ycdeling distance. Paulette's e.
and I do mean Charlie Chap
lin. whom she repeatedly married
on a boat at sea many years agt
Occupies the next mountain.
Ingrid Bergman is saying NJ
to all producers who want he
fol a picture. She has anothe
movie on tap for husband Ro
berto Rossellini, shortly after tn
Evening star., 1953-11-03

first Of the year-I believe it will
be made in Mexico. But, her init
mates tell me. she will not come
tr this country at that time
I'll bet she does-even though
daughter Pia still cold-shoulders
her mother. I'm sure Ingrid will
want to make a personal plea
to win her back.
Vic Mature writes from Europe
that he has been there a month
since the studio rushed him
over for 1.-THE True and the
Brave" But, to date, he has
worked only one day. Between
takes he and wife Dorothy are
seeing Brussels and Paris.
x y X
Jeff Donnell was with Aldo
Ray at the Mocambo and a
Sharp-eyed photographer spied a
wedding band on the usual fin
ger. He started to congratulate
Jeff on her long-awaited mar
riage with Aldo. "Oh, no." she
told him, "this ring is from a
scene in a picture"
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1953-11-03

vivaciouS, and versatile as Miss
Palmer. The Colonels are no
exception to this rule and with
Mr.. Harrison to goad them. their
ways Of love turn out to be
mockingly humorous and reveal
ing if not surprising.
~ ~
It Is q matter of taste with
which Colonels Playwright Usti-
nov has the best time. It could
hardly be the Frenchman whose
concept of romance Is too
threadbare even with Miss Pal
mer to bait it. 1t could be the
Englishman who fancies himself
as plumed knight. But more
likely is the Russian, brooding
about the meaning Of life and
reality; or, still more. the Ameri-
can who fancies himself as the
redeemer Of Beauty whom he
would snatch from a corner sa-
loon and set up in Girls Town.
The second act which Miss
Palmer dominates. to prove that
no man can get away from him
self. is the happy area Of "The
Love o. Four Colonels."
It Is a no less than brilliant
revelation she makes Of how a
mans vision Of love might very
well feel about the poor. deluded
author of The vision. This is a
subject that authors and ac-
tresses do not 60 into every day.
a remissness that explains the
lack of Joyous sparkle in the
theater.
AS the ringmaster who proves
that Beauty is impregnable to
dull humans. Mr. Harrison gives
blithe end polished perform
ance such as many will feel Col
onels have had coming to them
since armies began. 1t Is quite
a richer part, and why not, than
that of the good fairly with
which Maureen Hurley does very
well.
The four Colonels who have
the distinction of failing to Sc
duce the plays enchantress are
trinity and briskly played by Ed
ward Andrews. Robert Coote,
George Voskovec and Stefan
Schnabel.
The enchanted atmosphere for
Mr.. Ustinov's amorous carnival
is the work of Rolf Gerard, a
man who obviously knows how
to build lovely bowers for Sleep
ing Beauties.
Evening star., 1953-11-03

fantasy. With almost everything
else including comedy, yes, but
not the whimSically romantic
Were Colonels given to this folly
as are second Lieutenants, they
would be abolished, especially by
an administration committed to
something balancing the budget
On Ustinov's part, however, il
is quite imaginative to put an in
ternational squad of Colonels
under the command of a staff of
fairies. A city as overrun as this
one with ColonelS can hardly re-
slst the temptation to see how
this turns out.
Thanks to the glistening tall
ents of the comedy'S stars and
the polished compentence of
their associates, this is an enter
tanning adventure.
X \
UStinov, best known to Ameri-
can audiences for his moist por-
trait Of Nero in QUO Vadis," is
a witty man with a pleasant gift
Of mockery.
He is also a remarkably
blessed young playwright in that
the HarrlsonS were available to
play his satirical fable. No hus-
band and wife anywhere are
more deXtrously shaped to imi-
tate, respectively a wicked Fairy
and an eternal Beauty, with q
capital "B." These are the vap-
orous creatures Of Ustinov's
fancy who expose what really
might go on in the hearts of
Colonels representing America,
England, France and Russia.
The most brilliant single
aspect of Ustinov's fantasy is it's
basic situation. The setting is
one Of those German cities gov
erned by an Allied Military Ad-
ministration composed Of, that's
right, four colonels. In two and
one-half years, this quartet has
agreed on but one thing, namely,
that it would like to have head
quarters in a haunted, inacces-
sible castle nearby.
Harrison'S Suave other-worldly
character agrees not only to lead
the group there but to give it's
members a chance to awaken"
the castles Sleeping Beauty.
This is all very promising,
especially with colonels, but it
is a vision that is not as bril-
liantly sustained as one could
have wished of Ustinov. An en-
chantreSs of Miss Palmer's
specifications is worthy of man
kinds most inspiring awakening
and the plays high brass
frankly is not that inspired.
Its members are the conven-
tional caricatures, the Ameri-
can who can look homespun in
uniform; the EngliShman who
can turn his fighting costume
into tobacco smelling tweeds:
the Frenchman who looks off,
ctally dressed for amour: and
the Russian whose naked Marx
ism is never for a moment con-
cealed.
Fortunately, no mans innate
dullness can withstand the chal-
lenge of a Beauty as alluring,