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tering quality of the directors
1.-THE Third Man" is not because
Berlin'S postwar nightmare Is
dramatically inferior to Vienna's.
It lies rather in the circumstance
that Reed is more concerned
with the atmosphere of his story
than with the lives it deals with.
This comparison between the
two films is unacceptable in view
of the fact that THE Man Be-
tween" is something of an obvi-
Gus echo of its immediate prede-
ceSSor.
Nevertheless. if the new work
is less than superlative Reed, it
still bears his mark. Except for
Alfred Hitchcock'S-from whom
he learned it-there is no other
like Reeds in the whole realm
Of suspense cinema.
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It Is quite possibly unreaSon-
able to expect even a man of
Reeds genius to narrate a night
mare in utterly lucid terms. A
city literally drawn and quar-
tered by it's conquerers becomes
something of a gigantic munich
pal madhouSe whose residents
behave accordingly. Those in
volved here most certainly do.
from the mysterious beginning
to the tortured ending of THE
Man Between
Miss Bloom is the character
through whose eyes the audi
ence is given its view of the pSy-
chotic life of Berlin. She is a girl
over from London for brief Visit
with her brother, a medical off,
Ger in the occupying British
forces.
She has no more landed at
teeming Templehof airport than
she is involved in an intrigue be-
tween the East and West zones
of the city. This is a shuddery
d11dA I1Adt dPPdAC4ACAy AAEOANCo
her German sister in-law. but
so incomprehensible to a girl
just out of the sanity of London
that she rejects its every impli-
cation
Instead of bothering her pretty.
level head about what is going
on. she chooses to be captivated
by the soulless charm of Mason's
man. He is an East zone resi-
dent of woefully dubious morals
and even more questionable ways
of making his living.
Nevertheless, he is a dark.
handsome date with easy access
to inter zonal Berlin and conse-
quently man who can show a
strange girl the maximum of ex-
citement in a city drenched in
hate, suspicion. cruelty and fear.
Miss Bloom figures that in what
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ever she becomes enmeshed
through him it will be worth it.
Before the tension is relaxed,
she has the gravest Of reasons
to rue this Judgment.
It wouldn't be fair to 60 into
these, Of course.
4 \ = 4
Whatever persuasion, or drugs,
Reed used to induce the Rus
SLAMS to give him the freedom Of
their part of the city, he uses the
privilege excitingly. He is a man
with a camera at large in one of
history's great centers of tension
and he is out to make the most
of it.
This he does by whipping his
mysterious creatures back and
forth across zonal borders with
a recklessness that grows more
desperate with each trip. This.
indeed. is the pictures major
suspense device. one that leaves
the spectator with a feeling that
he is involved in the most lethal
neighborhood quarrel since men
began to live together.
Because of its fuZzineSS, how
ever, the terror thus created by
1.-The Man Between" gives way
occasionally to the exaSperated
hope that maybe one character
will lapse into sanity long
enough to say the word that will
shatter the whole mystery.
Against the demented atmos-
phere of today's Berlin. the per-
formers lack the chance to as
sert themselves as did those in
The Third Man"
Mason's man is hardly more
than the symbol of the proud,
degraded German who traded
his birthright for National So
cialism. Miss Bloom. on her
part, is a pretty facsimile of the
English girl who scornfully re-
fuses to be afraid of Russians or
Germans. Miss Neff. as the in
direct cause of all the excite
ment. is almost sheer nebulous-
ness.
These. therefore, are not the
sharply. direly imperilled hu-
mans one is accustomed to see
ing in Carol Reed thrillers.
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

And Time Of Showing
Stage.
Arena Stage-"Summer and
Smoke; $3.50 pm.
Sam s. Shubert-"My Three
Angels; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - New Faces;
1:l5. $500. 5:25. 1880 and 9:35
nm.
Capitol - knights of the
Round Table: II am. ITO.
1920. $3.50. 7:40 and $3.50 pm.
Columbia-"The Long, Long
Trailer; 11:40 am, lao, 3:45.
5:45. 7:45 and $50 pm.
Dupont - Julius Caesar;
1890 am, 12:45. 3. Sis. 1880
and 9:45 pm.
Keith's-"The Glenn Miller
Story; 11:l5 am. 1:20. $3.50.
$40, 1850 and 10 pm.
Little-"Lili";; $40. sos and
$50 pm.
Observation-Disclosures on Mon
day.; $3.50. $40 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan -" New Faces;
11:15. am. 1920. 1925. 5:35. 7:40
and $50 pm.
Ontario - Little Fugitive;
lao. $40. $40, TAO and 9:35
pm.
Palace-"Act of Love-; 1O:45
am, 1855. $40. $40. 7:35 and
$50 pm.
Playhouse 1.-THE Man Be-
tween: 1920 am, 1920. 1928.
5:35. TAO and GAS pm.
Plaza-"Conquest of Everest;
II am. 1885, 2:10, $3.50, 5:25.
7:05. 8:45 and 1920 pm.
Silver Spring-''Kind Hearts
and Coronets"; 6 and $3.50 pm.
Trans-Lux - "Annapurna";;
11:15 am. los. 2:55, 4:45. $40.
$3.50 and 1920 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";
1880 and S:40 pm.
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Hollywood Diary:
Stewards Film Cut
Runs to Millions
By SheiIoh Grohom

and Hammerstein are kicking
themselves for not having given
her the role right after Ger
trude Lawrence died. Pat will
stay with the musical for 10
months or so.
Jack Benny was more excited
over daughter Joan's wedding
on Tuesday than he was over
his television debut, he told me.
It was the wedding of the year,
and no movie queen ever had a
more beautiful trousseau than
Joan. A London newspaper edi-
tor saw pictures of Marilyn
Monroe in Korea. with a ban
dage around one finger, and
phcned all the way to Hollywood
to ask 20th-Fox what was
wrong with it!
The Helen O'Connell- Tennes-
see Ernie Radio Show on CHS
was almost bought for a TV
series by a Las Vegas night club
But CHS thumbed the deal down
Helen, witty. pretty-and how
she puts over a ditty!-should
have her own TV show.
\ II
England and Scotland are
crazy about Roy Rogers and
Dale Evans. The fans almost
reach riot proportions where
they appear and Dale and Roy
wrote that on one occasion, they
had to be smuggled out of q
theater in large laundry baskets
to dodge the crowd. Must
have been tough on both the
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stars when they became i'll in
Liverpool. Did you read how
the hundreds of children at the
Empire Theater there cried when
told there'd be no show because
Of Roy's and Dale's illness?
Travel and near-matrimony
notes: John Hodiak-he appre-
ciates a nice girls doing New
York with Claudette Thornton.
:. Cleo Moore and Ted Briskin
ditto in Chicago. just how long
was that kiss, Cleo? Are
Marie Windsor and DR.. Martin
Goddard altar-bound? Bill
Stead, Nevada money man, asked
Mamie Van Doren to walk down
the aisle alone. The career
must be left outside the door
forever, he said.
(Released By NANA.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

bits would have been disastrous
to the film, but as it Is. excepting
for a rather feeble ending, the
tale is as engrossing as any mys-
tery-melodrama addict could ask.
Sir Ralph is also responsible
for directing Anatole DeGrun-
wald's screenplay. which was
based on the play. Home at
Seven" by r. G. Sheriff..
A. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

HOLLYWOOD.
Jimmy Stewards earnings from
"The Glenn Miller Story" will
be $4,000. 0O0-his so per cent
of the gross.
Glenn Ford gets really plush
treatment with his new five
year deal at Columbia-Edward
6 Robinson and Barbara STAN
wyck plus CinemaScope and
technicolor for THE Bandit"
which starts March Is.
Despite the buildup for her
in Hell and High Water" Bella
Darvi hasn't made much OF a
splash
Fred MacMurray can't sta !
to have any one sleep in the
same room with him. Says that
when he was small his family
was so poor that all the chill
dren slept in the same room.
Jean Pierre Aumont will get
together a cast for THE Game
Mutiny Court-Martial" to tour
France. In French sailor uni
forms. The Sherlock Holmes
television series will be filmed
in England.
Keefe BrasSelle is having fam
lily trouble. Reason-he insists
an actor must have room for
expression.
A house agent for Sylvia Ash
ley was looking over Clark
Cables home in the valley with
a bundle of cash in his hands,
ready to do business.
Martha Raye takes Rocky
Graziano and the rest of her TV
family to Las Vegas in July. f. i.
Harry Cohn. Columbia Pictures
boss, told Marilyn Novak to
change her name to Kim Novak.
She did.
More financial trouble for Err
rol Flynn. 1t seems he's in tax
arrears with the State of Cali
fornia. What / can't understand
is how Enrol, who has made SO
much money in nearly 20 years
of top stardom, would be in
debt to so many people.
+ +
Julius La Rosa listens to
Arthur Godfrey's radio show
daily, and still refers to him as
Mr.. Godfrey in all discussions.
According to Julius. Arthur is a
very sick man.
Pier Angel told me she would
love to do a musical but hates
to show her legs (as in "Equi-
librium") because momma
screams. eff I could make a
picture where can smile and
not always be sad. I would be
happy" she added. Pier Just
bought a mansion here. and a
big limousine, and wants to live
in California for the rest Of her
life.
Jackie Gleason, practicing
tricks on crutcheS at his Upstate
New York farm, writes that
when he gets back on tele-
vision-either March 20 or 81
he'll do some of the best one
footed dances ever seen.
Sarah Churchill will leave her
television show here, and take
of for England to make a movie
and to put an end to rumors
that her marriage is on shaky
ground. Her husbands business
keeps him in Britain.
4 y 4
Patricia Morrison is so good in
The King And T. that Rodgers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11
British Cast
Really Acts
A Thriller

MURDER ON MONDAY" . London
Cowan. objected BY Ralph Richardson,
By Oy' r. e sh she i'll At the Macarthur.
David Erosion Ralph Richardson
Janet Preston ----- Margaret Leighton
nspees esf Hemingway csmn6el fs snses
Mrs Watson Margaret Withers
Mr.. Petherbridge - Frederick Piper
FPeggy Dopson 1859 Meriel FORBES
Ellen - Diana Beaumont
An astute drama student. seek
ing a few solid tips on the art
Of acting. might do well to look
in on Murder on Monday" the
Macarthur Theater's current at
traction.
Three Of Britain's most gifted
screen performers take a talky,
rather imrnobile screenplay and
shape it into a realistic, fast
moving thriller. Sir Ralph Rich
ardson, its key performer. is cast
as a middle-class. meticulous
man of the city who drinks one
and a half cups of tea each
morning for each breakfast.
catches the same tram every
working day and who might be
referred to as a man of habit.
Margaret Leighton portrays his
wife and Jack Hawkins. low
pressure. shrewdly discerning
doctor who is called in when
something improbable occurs.
The improbable happening is
that our man returns home one
day to find his wife hysterical
because he has been missing for
the last "a hours. He is first
bewildered, then believing. finally
frantic when he finds that a man
he detests has been murdered.
From here on. the film carries
a high degree of suspense and
interest because of the CREDIBLE
ity. the deftly shaded perform
ances given by its three major
actors. The screenplay is COM
pletely dependent upon these
three and two minor portraits.
for it resorts to none of the hide
and seek. chase and be chased
tactics so familiar to this type
OF mystery melodrama. Any
thing but these rich, def acting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11
The Posing Show
Ber|in's Nightmare Life
Caught in Reed Picture
By Jay cormody

Berlin the proud capital that died and went to Hell under
Adoph Hitler the setting Of Carol Reeds latest thriller
THE Man Between" at the Playhouse
is principally the life of this neurotic, guilt haunted city
that Reed examines through characters played mainly
Mason Claire Bloom and Hdegarde Me That lacks the shat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

THE MAN BETWEEN" q British
Lion picture. produced by London Films
by Harry Kurnitz. from an original story
by Walter Ebert. At the Playhouse.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

The Amelia MapleWood Home
Demonstration Club had its an
nuai picnic Thursday at the home
OF Mrs. S H. Davenport
Charles Eugene Scott, Of the u.
S S Idaho. and his friend Charles
KING Of Alabama. recently spent
their leave with Mr.. SCOTS par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott.
Nj and Mrs G. NJ Homan of
Arlington were guests OF the
Scots lol the week end
Judy Morris daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Garland T Morris, is a
patient mt the Medical College
Hospital.
MIS-. II a Holmes and son.
Aubrey spent last week in Vic
tofa while Nh. Holmes was at
tending the Institute Of Rural Al
fairs at Blacksbmg
Mrs j G. Courier and Mrs. w.
J Courier entertained Friday
night. al three tables of bridge nj
honor Of their sister-in- law Mrs
Paul p llollyleld Of Columbia.
South America Mrs. c. A Hol-
man Jr Won high score prize.
Mrs George Q. Hardy. III. sec
ond high and Mrs w. A. Morti-
mer low Others present were.
Mrs .tllan Pfqdchaw of purka-
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Morris.
/ Mr. and Mrs. O j. McMillion
and children. Michael and DEN
Inis, of San Francisco, Cal, spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Craig
lBoyles
Miss Mabel Barnes, Of Peters
Iourg, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs c.
ia. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs William Naylor, Of
Falls Church. announce the birth
iof SON on July 30.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Farrar and
children. Stephen Lee and Sarah
Holland, MI and Mrs. j. B. Far
rar and children. Joe, Amelia,
Katherine and Frances. spent
several days this week at Camp
Farrar. Virginia Beach
Mr.. and Mrs CT M Shank spent
Sunday on the SKY Line Drive
c. r. Irving, of Richmond,
visited J K. Irving and Mrs. A.
NJ Evans. Sunday
Mrs. H. O. Marshall is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Lyon at Lane
S. c.
Misses Anna and Helen Ward
Of Chester, We're dinner guests Of
MIS- A. A Johns Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs r r. Barnes,
Miss Estelle Allen Mrs G. w.
Gibson Miss Laura Allen, and
Miss Penultina Johns spent last
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. F.
r Powell in Franklin,
The Reverend William duBose
of Laurel Hill. N. c., spent last
week in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George K Taylor
The Reverend and Mrs. Rich
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went 10 Staunton to visit Mr. and
MIS- Floyd LeiStra and returned
hove over the Skyline drive.
Mrs. John Terry and son, John.
Jr.. arrived from Tampa. Fla. on
Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Terry for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Golfer. Beu-
lah and Mrs. w. II. Nolan motored
to Natural Bridge Sunday and re-
turned Monday.
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ard F. Taylor and children,
George and Martha, of Weems
are spending their vacation with
Mr., and Mrs. George K Taylor.
Mrs, w. G. Lyon and children
jamie Lee, Vaughan and Roger, OF
Bon Air. and Mrs. Roger Norris,
OF Topping Va, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs L. V. Lyon one day
last week.
Mrs. E. F.. Eike spent last week
visiting MI. and Mrs. j II. Skies
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wingo
in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. H. Grigg and
son were recent guests of Mrs.
Griggs parents MI. and Mrs.
CornWell at Lancaster.
Pvt Harry c. Midkiff of Camp
/ Gordon, Ga, has been spending
his leave With his wife and par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Midkiff.
Mrs John F.. Dickens and chill
dren, Mack and Louise have been
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs
AoIIeAeM III IoAeW souler
Mrs G w. Gibson has returned
to her home in Laurel Spring. N.
j., after spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Barnes
Other guests of the Barnes for
the week end We're Mr. and Mrs.
James Barnes and children, Caro-
line, Martha Jane, and Jimmie of
Martinsyille
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas thinner
man, Miss Nancy Jones, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis f Butler. Jr.,
spent the week end at THE But
ler's cabin on the Rappahannock
River.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Flip
pin, and daughters. Mrs. James
Farley and Miss iona Flippin.
and Mr., and Mrs. Hassell Hill
spent last week at White Lake, N.
G.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Dickey and
sons. Fred, III, and jeff have re-
turned from a trip to Florida and
New Orleans.
MI and Mrs Leander O. Scott
left Tuesday on a motor trip
through eastern Canada.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs Robert F. Lane
announce the birth OF son on
July %
MI. and Mrs II c. Elmore Of
Carson. spent Sunday with then
daughter and son-in-law. Mi anc
Mrs w + Horton
Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Scott re-
Gently spent a week visiting in
Tennessee
Mrs 7 P. Calbreath, Mr.. AND
Mrs. w A. Mortimer and Miss
Nancy Mortimer spent SUNDAY
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Gregory at Java, Va Mrs. Gre
CORY is the former Miss Nancy
McCauiley and taught school in
Amelia several years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rhodes an
nounce the birth Of a SON July
%.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. ONeal. Jr..
and Miss Pearl ONeal have re-
turned from weeks visit to
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ington.
/ M, T. Wood visited in Baltimore
last week
Mr.. and Mrs c. j Pnkleton. of
Chesterfield, spent last Thursday
with Mrs. w. c. Lester.
Miss Brenda Cary was the
guest if Miss Agnes Ann Smith
for several days last week
Honor Mrs Baehr
Mrs. r. L. Baehr. of Akron
OHIO, was guest of honor at a
bridge luncheon given by Mrs. c.
a. Holman. Jr,, Tuesday. After a
two course luncheon bridge was
played at two tables with Mrs
J. II Sydnor. Jr. and Mrs. j. A.
Sydnor Of Mannboro winning
prizes. A travelling kit was pre-
sented to the guest of honor
Others playing were Mrs. Donald
Flippin. Mrs Charles f. Hardy,
Mrs. George O Hardy, III. and
Mrs d. H. Grigg
Mrs Baehr was honored at a
party given by Mrs. j II. Sydnor,
Jr.. and Mrs ]. A Sydnor Of
Mannboro Monday morning. Mrs.
I G. A, Holman Jr. Mrs. George @.
/ Hardy, III Mrs Charles Hardy,
Mrs James f Allen and Mrs.
Donald Flippin were the guests
from Amelia.
Garden Party
MISS Nancy Stark. whose mar
riage to Roland r. Garrett. of
blackstone, viii take place this
week, was guest of honor at a
garden party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Hardy, Of Blackstone
/ and Mrs. Ann Chambers. Of
Hampton, at the home OF the
Hardys Saturday night. About one
HUNDRED and fifty guests were
] present
Miss Stark was guest Of honor
at a bridge luncheon and kitchen
/ shower given by Mrs. r. L. Baehr
at the home of 7. H. Wootton.
/ Saturday. After a two course
luncheon bridge was played at
three tables Punch, minis and
nuts were served during the pro-
gressions. A corsage was presented
70 the bride elect and prizes were
won by Mrs James r. Anderson.
Mrs S S Herbert. of Bon Air.
and Miss Jean CoghiI. Of Rich
nond Other guests were Miss
Garland Webster Of Richmond.
Mrs. Thomas Stark, Miss Betsy
stark. Mrs. J b Marshall Mrs.
II NJ. Morecock MIS-. c. A. Holi
man. IT.. and Mrs George o.
Hardy III
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.(,Ilula

Mrs. GEORGE Adams. of Newport
News. was d guest Of Mrs. W. r.
Major Thursday night and FIJI
day
MI and. Mrs. Walter Brnton
and Mr. and Mrs. George Brin-
ton. Of New Cumberland. Pa,
We're guests OF Mr. and Mrs, T f.
Terry from July 26-27, They then
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

A meter is 1897 inches longer
han a yard
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

The Heat Pump
cooIS as we'll as
lot of folks. SO
Weathertronl
and does not use
IL towers either.
'cathertron auto
cats Your home
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

The names be en- chunaed
wasn't named properly. 1t
heats, and this confus ed
from here on, it's the G-E
Il cools your entire homo
a drop Of water! No coolil
In cold weather, the GLE Y
matically reverses and /
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