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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07

BARREL aais' Ju so s es1; eF0's'' 10 and II
BASIN american Standard, corner
type with faucets and pipe; excel.
soond.' free delivery; SIG. Du; 2
BATH 2Iii' TILE BoARD-Kitchen, Odds
nd n ends nIoI big o1 5asTsan .1 S1s So
blvd, RH JOKE 't IuMBE aN0 ""'0"
RRI !S SE,s.i INC, i54 s,d Lee hwy. near
' Sssa 't " rlJ SSlliHs; co. e.;
BEAUTY SHOP EoUIPMENT, or 2
units; steamer. misc; everything In
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT. com
plete' reasonable. Call Ii. 1921.
BED. HOLLYWOOD. 81" by 72". Dough-
erty innerspring mattress; $50.
CURRY. ME. s-6493. 1-5 pm. Sun.
BED-A size. maple. practically new
mattress, S25; sewing machine. $40.
BED-Hollywood. dble. spring and
mattress. almost new, Sl25. or best
offer IA. 9-6415.
BED, solid maple. quality box spring
mattress like new. all for sos or
D best ofier; "a. 8-7272; 49,.
Del, uouUie, D!Onu WOOD, 6eauLyreSt
e @sire ssd nf sgS s boxed sso s4P4rnss
BED: double; complete with mattress
and spring, dresser with mirror,
dressing table with large mirror. 2
bedside or phone tables; all in
sSx s.. condition: reas. 1895
BEDS, Twin. Beautyrest mattrs.,
dual dresser, night table. rug, pad
complete; moving reasonable.
BEDS, Hollywood, pair, 80 In. like
new, $50. JU. 1906.
BED: sgle walnut, spring and mat;
m frsfs s' table Small En- 0oc a0sss4 small
BE6@bou6le mahogany. f I Year old
equipped mattress and box springs,
sacrifice. ia. 2-6595.
BEDS-Children's. pair; wardrobe;
2o6 desks S.. al b. blonde maple. Dl. 2
good eond. se4s 10th St. ne. No.
BED SPRING. 1 pr. dbl. coil. $40.
Call 10. 9-S211 all-day Sunday.
BEDS, metal; Is metal beds. springs
ana IN mattresses 1 clean; bargain price
HIS 1 SHs bPeas: f hdSd s snS
S-drawer chest. ia. S-51S6.
BED: double. solid mahogany. spring
an and .oI ,a at silver ,o fox Jacket;
BED: Hollywood dbl. custom-made
rifice. IA: s-4400; ext. i34s.
tress on legs. AP. 7-7795.
BED. dresser and washstand. oak.
very lge.; sgle. beds. springs and
mattresses and steel file cabinets.
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tcent., REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont, i,

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMs.-Machins
exems., card punch. stenog. and
type. schedule: specials calculating
machine. Call Mr.. RICHARDS. ID
am. to noon and 9 to pm. AID
2-955S. CIVIL SERVICE PREP
, SfaF9 iii s ss@a stth ci 4: Hs start.
ing Feb. ~ and learn to make
everything from . child's dress to
supervision of Mrs. O. J. Jones. The
81 joining fee takes care Of the
Is lessons anss Is are, convenient for you.
adults: NJ. A. speech educ; Z years
exp N Y. City schools. 10. 5-26S6.
HOME TUTQRlNG-Alg..g eom.. Lat,
FIR. Eng. b.. Ger. arith.. read.
ISWITCHBOARD- RECEPT. COURSE
. weeks course. extended period II
nee. at no extra cost. This Is an
established approved school, Please
compare. AMERICAN PIX SCHOOL
c l$1a St. w HT, N "a $780, Rt.n
Inability to read causes school fail
ure and personality disturbance
Your child can be taught to read
Call reading spec, exper. with ali
cases of reading retardation. RIA
6-3S95.
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OPTOMETRIST. Virginia licensed,
T SssiTeS position nx noo OF ASSOCIATION in
PAINTER. reliable and experienced.
wishes work. by Job or hour Call
co. 3-501S. Ask for CHARLES c.
SMITH.
PHARMACIST. part time. Monday.
Wednesday, Friday morning: Tues.
day, Thursday, Saturday evening.
Reliable. energetic. Reply Box 131,
PLUMBERS HELPER - Experienced,
reads blueprintS. transit. D. C.
driving permit, tools. veteran, mar
ried. sober, dependable: salary
and/or commission. Call SMITH.
Adams oslo re
PUBLIC RELATIONS. writing. edit.
adv. Single male. SO. free to travel;
diversified experience. college grad. |:
personable, capable ambitious; refer
snces. JE. 4-095O after 6; all day
Sunday.
SALESMEN-I want q married man
with car, experienced or inexperi-
snced in the direct sales aeld.
Phone IA. $4,000 bet. and 10
q
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Ala 10th st. NV, MA. $3.50.
Omen Till Il: ThMrs Till q PM

Open TIL 9: Thurs. TIL FAN:
AQUARIUM. Is tanks, various sizes,
few filters. heaters. and plants.
JE. 2-706S. IS
AQUARIUM. stand and lights. Pc.
ARMCHAIR. wingback. $50; Duncan
Phyfs cg 64s' 7t tas{s; s16' MRS
AUTO PARTS for Kaiser and Henry
]. at 500 discount. Have given up
franchise. SCHLEGEL, g. GOLDEN.
265 Carroll st.. Takoma. D. c. RIA.
BABY CARRIAGE, lse. folding, and
mattress; good cond., $40. ME.
BABY CARRIAGE from Germany;
unique. sig. co: 6-073a. -
iiftout style. Excellent condition,
$3.50. OIL. o-0972. -
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GIRL. light colored, would. like jch
while children are in school. Can &c
sewing or lunchroom work. LII
GIRL '; colored. neat, wants wori
cleaning once, beauty shop store Of
HOME ECONOMIST as pub. rel. educ
dir. feature writer; inst. mst , ex,
LEGAL sE GFs E| With a? sM year,
varied legal exper;, young, pleasan!
MISS PETERSON. HE. 4-5615.
LEGAL SECY., exper., comp; capable
Of Oh asspn 81 I responsibility; person
MEDICAL SECRETARY, % years age
with PA years exper. in busy doc
tors ONCE as secretary and lab. as.
sistant. Graduate of medical Sec
retarial school. pleasant personality
a n immediately; Call MISS
NH TThf EaNFs. exp aE asSlS Wishes
Or part time in custom made shop
MGiacshIRkoopHo1THo5GRApHER. 3 yrs. ex.
per. AID 2-6131 or write Box 36s-B
NURSE. practical; from accredited
school; wants case, evening or might
PRACTICAL NURSE. white hospita,
and institution experienced; will
manage house and care for elderly
people; best refs. Box 363-B, Star
PRACTICAL NURsE-Doctor's refer.
ence, will live in. JU. .5-9133.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes part-time
Wors b days Q week. Call DE. 2
RECEPrIoNlsr -rYP1sr, full or par,
scripts, etc, at home. OIL. 1880
RES. MGR. POS. desired by wide
awake. alert businesswoman. exp. In
s fasf Hssa the Saslls 9 sa BAN
and fancy work. bressmaking, cur.
tains. etc. Private home. EN-. 2.
SECRETARY - Attractive, matur.
woman wishes change from. pres
employment HrI3nry ;.S social public relations
dependab i rsi.; G SIS t SR 'q RA. 8,
3731 Sunday and evenings.
SECRETARY, high calibre. rapid: IL
yrs. exper incl, International or.
sEcRETHRY SGS sSas s.sr
in private industry and city man.
agement. Able to assume RESPONSE.
| bility and relieve employer CT de-
tails. Enjoys meeting people. Reply
Boy an!.B; star.
SECRETARY. bilingual eng. Ger.,,
8 yrs. exper. with top-level exec.
Attrac. and pleasing personality
Age: %. Ref. furn. VIII only con-
slider ST. secretarial position. Avail
able immed. NO. 1864.
SECRETARY. competent to dig you
out from under that pile of details.
Part time. HE. 4-6449
SECRETARY, legal exper: tipping at
home. manuscripts. theses. letters,
legal material. no. 2-7723 -
SEC'Y. desires Ccngr. of. Speed. so
140; handles Congr. corresp.; per-
sonable. CO. 5-0S00. Ext. $50.
SECRETARY-STENO legal. capable
and dependable. years experience
SECY.; BOOKKEEPER-D. E.: lega
and engr. exper. EN-. 3-4133.
SECRETARY-STENO
work KRIS and exp Se. in nav
customed to working independently
Desires position OF responsibility
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CONCRETIN0 Of all kinds, retaining
Tspsl.. el1 81 2 e!Sfs sld os sbG gen.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits: small iobs done
Immediately RA.. 6-2222 any time.
ELECTRICIAN-All kinds Of wiring
and repairs: residential and COM
mercial. Lie. in Md. EN-. 2-S814
FENCE. chain link, s1.1s #. com.
pletely installed. Monthly terms. LU
FLOOR SANDING. FIN. New &c 50.
it.: old. LOG and up. Free est: work
guar. c. l.. HINSON. Ii. 3-754S
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. cleaning
and waxing; reas. rates. free est
mates Call RIA. 6-679b. %
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothing but the
best: laying. sanding. finishing.
cleaning; paruuet installation, Bruce
finishes FLOORING CONTRAC-
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 4-7466.
FLOORS chemically reflnished: No
sanding; ORIGINATOR with SUPER
ENE" and Orr. GORDON. RIA.
GENERAL REPAIRS, painting. plas-
tering. carpentry work, roof paint
ing. repairing; no job too small
PRINT, II. 4-l511.
REPAIRS. painting. piss-
-ering, corpeutering. paper ianRtng
etc. We do good lob AP. 7-S154
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ADDITIONS

Building and remodeling residential
and commercial. Prompt and re-
liable service by established builder
Call OIL, 4-2759 any time Sunday
or after q D m XeekdaYS
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Architectural Craftsman
Top Hand. OIL. 4-1s22 %

ATTORNEY. specializing in trade
marks. seeks association with Law
drm or corporation. Box 4OS-B.
star.
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HELP DOMESTIC

C0OK-A good position for Q good
cook; man or woman. Must be ex-
perieneed and have good references.
Live in: 2 adults in family. VIII
pay wages on basis services received.
Dependability Of utmost Importance
Here Is unusual position for appli~
cant meeting above requirements.
For right person will make excep-
tion0lly attractive. Box 250-C. Star.
COOK, g.h.w.. exper., live in. recent
city refs. req. pleasant person. $50
wk. RIA. $1,000. -
COOK and light houseworker; 4
adults; Chevy Chase. Nd. Must live
In and have refs. Box 260-C. Star.
COOK, G.h.w. in apt; must be ex-
perienced and have excel. local refs,
days, Monday through Sat. Thurs
day on. Hours to 8; $50 and
carfare. AID. 2-7922.
COOK, bet. 25-46 yrs Of age. exper.,
g.h.w.: must be fond of children: 81
days, long hours. but good salary
and pleasant surroundings. Other
help employed. Must be personally
neat. intelligent. Refs. required. Call
VIZ R.21S2 ia
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APPLIANCES
Serve Yourself and Save
Sale Mon. and Tues.

See us for the BEST trade -ins II
nous brand Appliances and nv
Frigidaire. General Electric. Hot.
point. Westinghouse, III. Deep
freeze. Gibson. Maytag, WHIRLPOOL
ABC,. Thor: Apex, RCA Victor
Zenith. Philce, Motorola, DuMont
Emerson. Capehart, Hoover
ELECTRICAL, CENTER
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Travellers For Hire I!
Two college graduates will drive
through South. Southwest, West
Northwest and Middle West United
Safes beginning "a April, 1854
upon discharge from Navy. Have
own car. Could represent sales firm
or do other work while en- route
Box 1S9-E, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07

MAN, Is YEARS finance investigative
experience, seeking new afiliation
EN-. 2-936l.
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COOK AND G.H.W

For private family. White. over 80,
local references required; live in:
private upstairs room and bath:
salary, $160 per mo. Call or apply
in person, 4701 Linnean ave. NV,
WO 6-47O2 s.
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SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER
work and once management. Ac.
customed to working independently
Desires position OF responsibility
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BABY CRIB AND
CARRIAGE SALE

CAHNlAGE SALE
Large selection Of all NATL. adv:
brands. Save up to 40% cash and
until 9. NATIONAL BABY SHOP,
2461 18th st. NV, opp. Ambas-
sador theater.
BABY FURNITURE SALE
A oor ssmOIss c and s
numbers. baby cribs from $12.95;
play pens. $7.95; high chair. $7.95;
mattresses. $685.: strollers. $4.95;
also 10 de luxe floor sample cribs.
Values to $69.75. starting ct SIT .95.
These are real values. Absolutely
guaranteed. Lowest prices in town.
We will sell this merchandise Mon.
SALES WAREHoUsE. 355 Cedar st.
NV. at the corner of 1000 Blair
I'd. and Cedar ST.. IA. 9-1540.
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Sold-installed, porches inclosed
specially priced during February
free estimates; terms. JONFRA CO.
,JE 3-SHtiR -
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Own car. desires fine watch line for
Eastern and Southeastern terri
tories. Box Is6-B. Star
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK, liv. in,
home outside of New York. 1904 r
st. NV
IN. simple cooking, of Thurs. and
every other Sunday; age bet. % and
20. Must be experienced. OIL. R-1491.
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Ordinary Policies Popular

NEW YORK life
insurance policies make up
about two thirds of all life in
surance In force in the nation.
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banner-feStooned main street. in
which Mitchell and Barry blaze
away at one another's hat until
one of them is most mysteriously
graZed.
None of this makes any sense.
of course, which probably only
proves that the classic Western
plot doesn't make sense. To fur
Their demonstrate how foolish the
plot looks without the prop of
Western scenery. RED Carriers
just about does away with seem
cry. Here the phoney fiat front
'of movie pioneer towns become
highly-stylized suggestions of
doors and windows. The outdoor
scenery is virtually nonresident,
except for a few modernistic
trees. and the sky above and the
dust below blaze bright yellow in
Technicolor.
The whole affair, as a matter
OF fact. is closer in spirit to a
Broadway musical comedy than
anything else. There's ample
opportunity for Miss Clooney
and Mr.. Mitchell to sing effec-
lively. Carson contributes a top
notch comedy performance, Miss
Crowley darts about being most
appetizing and everybody has a
whale Of good time. Put your
self in the proper receptive mood
and you should do the same.
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
Arena Stage-"Summer and
Smoke" $3.50 pm.
Catholic Observation-Disclosures
in the Cathedral: $3.50 pm.
Sam s. Shubert-"Ballets de
Paris; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador Fighting Pim-
pernel": 1885. 3:35, $40: TAO
and GAS pm.
CapitOl-"Hell and High Wa
ter: IL am. 1:1O. 1920, $50,
TAO and $50 pm.
Columbia-"The Long, Long
Trailer; 11:40 am, lao. 3:45.
5:45, 7:45 and $50.
Dupont -. Julius Caesar;
1. 3:15. $50. 1885 and $40 pm.
Keith's "The Glenn Miller
Story: 11:15 am. 1920. $3.50.
5:4O, .7:5O ana ~ pm.
Little-"Lili":: 500, sos and
$50 pm.
MacArthur-"Genevieve";;6 CHS
sos and 9:55 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Pim-
pernel"; $40, TAO and $40 pm.
Ontario-"Red Carriers; 1:25.
1928. $50, 7::35 and $40 pm.
Palace-"Night People; 1880
am. 1880, 1885, $40, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Playhouse - THE Man Be-
tween: 1920 am, 100, 1925.
5:35. TAO and 9:45 pm.
Plaza-"Conquest of Everest:
1890, 2:05, $40, Sis. $50,
$3.50 and 1910 pm.
Silver Spring-"Desperate Mo-
ment"; 6:10 and 900 pm.
Trans Lux-"The Wild One;
1905 In, 1855, 2:40, 4:30, 6:15.
8 and $50 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
$40 pm.
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urbane sporting set of London.
To be specific, these are the
ones who race ancient automo-
biles. They are dashing lot who
seize the occasion of the annual
London Brighton run for frivol-
tiles that are almost as much
fun for the moviegoer as for the
actual participants.
A cast headed by Dinah Sheri-
dan and John Gregson plays the
script with one of the season S
most contagious enjoymentS,
quite as if association with So
year-old automobiles was one OF
mankind's most tonic expert
ences. AS. indeed. it may he.
II 4
William Rose, who wrote the
story and screenplay for Gene
We've" is a man who knows an
excellent joke when he sees one
He starts this one with the
couple played by Miss Sheridan
and Gregson. the former the
proud owner of a 1904 Darraq,
the latter his wife with a de-
Sultory attitude toward old-ca1
road racing. On her part. this
is a painfully acquired distaste,
1T is the result of not only -hav-
ing been through these things
but of living 364 non-racing
days with a man who pays more
attention to his withered motor
car than to his lovely young wife
1t is not only domestic bliss
with which old cars play such
amusing havoc. They are just as
hard on unconventional relation
ships such as that between Kay
Kendall and Kenneth More, she
a dazzling playgirl. he the phi
laundering owner of a 1904 Stry-
ker.
The fact is. "Genevieve" in
siStS. there are no two people
an old car cannot come between,
and with hilarious results.
\ 4 y
The clevernesS of Roses script,
directed exultantly by Henry
Cornelius, is its accent on the
human nature of his people,
not the antique mechanics of
his brass bound autos.
The body of the picture is
concerned with a simulated Lon
don-to-Brighton race. The cars
in this event run the gamut of
frustrating failure - blowouts.
cooling system collapses. steer
ing mishapS, etc.-but it is the
effect of these upon the human
spirit that is the comedy'S major
concern.
Acting requirements of Gene
We've" are those for which Eng
land has an apparently limitleSs
supply of first-class performers.
Certainly the central quartet
here leaves nothing to be de-
sired.
Miss Sheridan, for instance,
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Everyone Has q Good Time
Ira Onturio's Red Carriers
By Harry Macarthur

Fun for fun's sake has been
missing from too many areas of
our life during this latter half
of the century, but Paramount
Pictures has decided to do some
thing about that. What 1t did
was assign a frolicsome screen
play by Michael Fessier 20 Pro-
Queer Pat Duggan. who impressed
some lively actors and turned out
a movie called Red Carriers"
You'll find it at the Ontario and
unless you just have to take your
movies seriously, you'd better
start looking for it.
The principal players in Red
Carriers" are Rosemary C!ocney.
Guy Mitchell and Jack Carson. a
trio of sure-fire entertainers.
They have some yeoman support
from Pat Crowley, jeanne Gill
bert. Cass Daley. Gene Barry.
Frank Faylen. Buddy Ebsen and
Reginald Owen. And all of them
in turn have yeoman support
from Mr. Fessier's screenplay and
George Marshalls direction.
The major business of all
these people in, Red Carriers" is
the spoof1ng of the cinema's
classical Western drama. This
they undertake with the most
enthusiastic of deadpan ap-
proaches and with the happiest
of results
The males of the Paramount
musical live by The Code and
every one in hearing doffs his
hat solemnly when it is men,
toned. The girls. however. don't
think much of this nonsense.
especially Miss Clooney. the head
dancing girl from the saloon.
She's in love with Carson. who
rules this town Of the Old West
with his gun, though he never
gets it drawn fast enough to use
it during the picture.
Carson also offlciates at the
local barbecue and athletic con-
tests. held to celebrate the inter-
ment of recently deceased var
minis. He is presiding over one
of these one day when Mitchell
comes along and incurs his
wrath by going for a buggy ride
with his ward Miss Crowley
Mitchell is a rowing cowboy.
singing naturally, a Mysterious
Stranger living up to The Code
by avenging the death Of his
brother.
It doesn't matter that his
brother was a no-good bum and
that the man who did him in
turns out to be quite likable
fellow. There's The Code.
Mitchell has to shoot him. This
nonsense finally arrives at a fine
jest on the classic climatic meet
ing between the Hero and the
Villain. This is q duel which
draws festive throngs to the
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is not nearly so we'll known on
this side of the Atlantic al
though she is England's top boz
Office attraction among members
of her sex. After "Genevieve, "
however, no one over here will
have any trouble remembering
her. AS the desperately loyal,
and beautiful, wife of Gregson's
obseSSed old Darraq racer, she
creates a perfect picture of the
woman exposed to the unbear-
able.
Just as funny in its rowdy,
sophisticated way is Miss Ken
dallS portrait of the orchidace-
Gus playgirl. Her looser relation
ship with her race-car owner
permits her a simpler solution
OF the trip to Brighton problem.
All she has to do is get drunk
and stay that way. breaking the
monotony of it by rising up at
one moment of her bingo to play
a brilliant trumpet jam session.
With Gregson, More and the
other males. these two prove
that life dominated by ancient
automobiles is a wonderfully
ludicrouS sight.
y ~
BULLETIN BOARD: Three
hundred children from orphan
ages and settlement houses in
the area will see the final three
performances of the Childrens
Studios production of tom
Sawyer" over the coming week
end. Patrons of the play.
including Mrs. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover, are providing the tickets
for the special guests of the
Clendenen Hall. American Uni
verSity, performances. Funds
for the remaining performances
will go to the Korean War Or
phans benefit. Orville French
will head the cast of Moliere's
The Imaginary Invalid" next
production of the George WASH
ington University Community
Theater. d.. Bill Callahan is di-
recting the farce. set for three
performances April $40 at Lis
ner Auditorium. A new di-
rector. Kathie Vogt, is supervis-
ing the production of Outward
Bound" the Falls Church Com
munity Theater production which
will run tomorrow night through
Saturday at the Madison School
auditorium. She was pre-
viously associated with the Co.
lurnbia Broadcasting System in
New York. Tryouts for Noel
Coward's comedy, "Blithe Spirit"
are announced by the Kensing-
ton Players for March 81 and
%. The time is 3 pm, the
place. 4217 GlenroSe street, Kens-
ington.
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In Final Week
Williams PIuy

Arena Stages Summer and
Smoke" goes into its seventh and
final week today.
The Tennessee Williams play,
which opened on February 8
has had the longest run of
Arenas fourth season. 1t is the
third longest-running show in
the theater's history.
Following the Williams drama
is Noel Coward's comedy. "Blithe
Spirit" which will open at the
theater on Tuesday, March 80
and is scheduled for a four week
run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23

RED CARRIERS" Paramount pic
ture. produced by Pat Duggan directed
by George Marshall. Screenplay by
Michael Fessier, musical direction and
vocal adaptations by joseph j. Liiley.
choreography by Nick Castle. SONGS by
Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. At the
Ontario.
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Dramatic Readings
To Be Presented

Helen Irwin will give a pro-
gram Of dramatic readings on
Friday evening at BIS in the
East Room of the Mayf1ower
Hotel.
Miss Irwin, who is head of
the Speech and Drama Depart
ment of Seton Hill College, will
present varied program, high
lighted by readings of Shake
speare, Tennyson, Euripides and
modern poetry.
The program is being spon-
sored by the Washington Chap
ter of the Seton Hill College
Alumnae Association.
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Departmental
Play Tourney

Regions Oak of the District of
Columbia Department of Recre-
alton are having their annual
One-Act Play Tournament today
and tomorrow at the Cooke Ele-
mentary School on P street be-
tween North Capitol and First
streets
The sub-junior plays will be
presented by Howard. Bundy
Burrville and Payne Fairgrounds
at 6 pm. today.
The junior plays will be given
by Logan, Bandy, Langston-
Spingarn and Barry Farms play
grounds at z pm. tomorrow.
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Morionette Show
Has April Date

"Jack and the Beanstalk,
Arena Stages new marionette
show, will have its first perform
ance at 1890 am. on Saturday
April 10.
The production is the second
in Arenas series Of in-the-rouno
marionette shows for children
and will feature a cow children
can ride. talking beanstalk. a
green giant with green hair and
many other colorful and excit-
ing items.
Additional performances are
scheduled for April II. and dur
ing Easter week on April 1921
and "a.
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t'GENEV1EVE." q J. Arthur Rank
picture, produced and directed by Henry
Cornelius, story and screenplay by VIII
liam Rose. At the Macarthur
The Cast
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The Passing Show
The Passing Show
England Sends Macarthur
Another Cheerful Comedy
By jay Cormody

easily come by these days.
but the Macarthur certainly prom
Using step that direction.
This iterae and quite funny British comedy
with the obes and fashions prevailing among