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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Mrs. Hughes Takes
Potomac Hunt Trials;
Husband Is Second
By Bruce FoIes. Jr.

Mrs. Fred j. Hughes, jr., rid
ing her gray gelding Bon Bon,
yesterday defeated her husband
astride his Hi Ii for the grand
championship at the Potomac
Hunt Hunter Trails, at the Ken
nels.
Repeating their wins of last
year, the couple combined to
place second in the pair of hunt
erS class and when teamed with
Mrs. Stedman Teller's Teller
mark. placed second in the hunt
team event.
Mrs. Hughes put in a smooth
performance to win the Elinor
Wheeler Exnicios Trophy Glass,
which was open only to members
Of the Potomac Hunt, and also
placed third in the ladies' event.
Hi Ii carried her owner to a
second In the Joseph j. Cotter
Bowl class, an open class won by
Mrs. Teller and her Tellermark.
The highlight of the day was
the FoXcatcherS Plate, a class
where the exhibitors are judged
as they follow the hounds over
a drag hunt course. The winner
was Mrs. Godfrey Kaufman,
riding her No Foolin'. Mrs. New
bold Noyes riding her own horse,
Bloody Mary, placed second,
ahead Of Nancy Gardeners Sky
lar and Mrs. L. H. Fraziers
owner-ridden Querida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Norton's
Night Breeze and Poppy Breeze,
ridden by Hamilton Robinson
and Jane Hathen won the
pair of hunter class. and then
came back in the hunt team
class with Mrs. Kaufman and
No Foolin' for another blue rib
bon.
The Women'S hunter and jun
ior hunter classes, two events
which didn't count for the
championship, drew a large
number of entries. The women S
class was won by Nancy Gard
ner, riding her Skylar, while Ell
lie McConihe's Blonde was
pinned first in the junior event.
The Junior Plate: Ellie McConihe's
Blonde 2-Ruffin Maddoxs Fibber Nc
Gee. 3-Joe Lyons shinyo; 4-Judy
Tipton's Candy
skyiar Snowy inns Psysie B q%v; >
4-Blondie
The Elinor Wheeler Exnicios Trophy.
Bon Bon: Hamilton Robnson's
Gibson; 3-Mrs. L, H Fraizer's Querida
The Foxcatchers Plate; Mrs Goo
trey Kautfmann's No Foolin; Mrs
Newb"ld Moves Bloody Mary, 3--Sky!sr
4-Querida
MONTGOMERY County Plate: mir. and
Mrs. Ray Nortons NiSht Breeze and
Poppy Breeze: HI Ii and Bon Son
mo Foolin and Replacement; l.
Breeze and Poppy Breeze; bon Bon,
HI Ii and Tellermark; :3-Skylar, Psysic
Breeze and Blonde: 4--Capt George
Fox's Roustetout. Raymond Rupert
IFS Frosty Morn and Fife Melchior S
GRAY Girl
The joseph J. cotter Bowl Mrs
3-Psysic Breeze 4-Mr. and Mrs Sam
Boeley's Shady LAdv
Champion Bon Bon. 10 points; Re-
serve. Hi Ii points
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GIYndon Jockey Victor
In Green Spring Hounds
By the Associated Press

BUTLER, MD, Mar. CT
Frank Bonsal. jr.. 17-year-old
Jockey from Glyndon. Md. rode
Jack to a 10-length victory in the
Green Spring Hounds old
fashioned" poin- to-point here
today.
Bonsal and fifteen other horse
men made the tricky Smile
triangular course in about IL
minutes, 80 seconds.
Second at the finish was Mrs.
Louise Warfield Stump. jr., riding
Sky Major. entry of Mrs. Edwin
Warfield, jr. Third was Mrs.
Gary Black. riding Captain Black
and followed by Benjamin Girls
world, ".
The race, not a standard fea-
ture, was tuneup for Maryland's
annual SteeplechaSe threesome.
My Lady'S Manor. the Grand
National and the Maryland Hunt
Cup.
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Potomac Hunt Lists
Four Races Saturday
Special Dispoich 10 The Stor

POTOMAC. Md. Mar. 81
Members fthe Potomac Hunt
and their children will turn out
next Saturday for a program of
four races to be held on the
Samuel Bogley farm at Travilah,
Md. Three events are point-to-
point tests over a cross country
short course" especially de-
signed to encourage junior
riders and those whose hunters
have not been trained for the
long grind.
The fourth feature Of the
card, scheduled to start at $50
pm, is a fiat race for ponies.
Rounding out the program will
be a pair race in which the best
aggregate of finish positions
will determine the winners, a
Junior race and a point to- point
workout for the, senior members
of the hunt.
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Record Crowd Sees
Winning Count Take
Second al 0akIawn

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Mar. ~.
A. L. Birch's favored Timely
Tip led all the way to win the
18th running Of the 100000
added Arkansas Derby before a
record crowd Of 1902 at Oak
lawn Park today.
With Harold Craig in the
irons, the top-weighted 3-year-
old colt sped to the lead over
the fast track to finish length
ahead of John H. Clark's Win
ming Count. I
Rebel Stables Super Devil
was third with Pollard and
Harkins' Close Out fourth.
Timely Tip, winning his third
race as a 3-year-old. ran the
mile and furlong in 1895
Is of a second of the track rec
ord-and paid $4.20. $500 and
$3.50.
Winning Count, ridden by
Hank Moreno, who piloted Dark
Star to victory in the 1858 Ken
lucky Derby, paid $3.50 and
$500. Super Devil returned
$3.50.
The mutuel handle of $781,876
for the closing day of the 31-day
Arkansas meeting set an all-time
record for one days wagering.
New records also were set in
the total handle and crowds for
the season. A total of 258,177
fans wagered $14,406,497 COM
pared with last years record
season of 241, 1853 persons betting
$13.498,975.
Timely Tip was forced to re-
peal repeated challenges by Win
ming Count and Super Devil as
the field entered the stretch. In
the early stages Of the Derby
Joe'S Crest stayed in closest pur-
suit of the Birch colorbearer but
faded as the pack entered the
final turn.
Timely Tip, who has won 10
victories in Is starts during his
career, now has earned $31,585.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Grand National
Continued from Page CID

last stages, and the horse was
not disturbed by the roar of the
crowd. When Tudor Line drew
almost level. Royal Tan provided
that little extra Bit
There were only two worrying
momentS-at the last fence
where the horse had failed twice
before. and earlier when Royal
Tan stood back just a little too
far on the jump.
mo other owner has ever won
two consecutive Grand Nationals
with different horses" said Crit
fin exultantly. 81 think it is a
wonderful tribute to O'Brien's
business judgment that he
bought both Early Mist and
Royal Tan for me. All right, next
year we'll try to make it three in
q row."
OOh4uCAS VdSCltOus
Royal Tan was in contention
all the way and with only three
fences to go was duelling with
Tudor Line, Churchtown and
Irish Lizard. Churchtown jumped
badly two fences out, leaving
Royal Tan and Tudor Line to
sweep to the front. They were
bride against bride going into
the air for the final barrier.
Royal Tan shot across his
Waterloo in two previous classics
as though the prickly thorns were
no higher than a curb. Tudor
Line made a weak jump. Com
ing down the stretch. Royal Tan
was ahead by half a length and
held on to win by neck.
British bookmakers said the
race was expensive for them. One
said he must pay out $312,400
on Royal Tan. He added that
bettors won another $710,400 on
Lincolnshire and Grand Ma
tional winning doubles-backers
who coupled Lincoln winner
Nahar with Royal Tan.
Trainer O'Brien, after his
grand national victory has
date with stewards Of the Irish
Hunt Steeplechase Committee in
Dublin on Wednesday.
The committee wants O'Brien
to explain why some of his
horses do so we'll in England
Grand National victory has
compared with earlier poor per-
1ormances in Ireland.
OBrien flew to Laurel, Md,
last fall and Saddled the Irish
Derby winner, Chamier, in the
washington. D. c., International.
Cham1er finished fifth behind
the French horse, Worden, in
the Maryland turf classic.
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Brennan 10 Participate
In Rockne Memorial Rites

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Mar. 81.
-Notre Danes new 25-year-old
Head Football Coach, Terry
Brennan, will join in laying a
wreath on Knute Rockne'S grave
tomorrow at the 23d annual me-
mortal services for the famed
Irish coach.
Rockne was killed in a Kansas
plane crash March 81, 1881.
Chuck Collins. regular end on
Notre Danes -Four Horsemen"
team of 1924, will be the main
speaker at a communion break
fast, following which Collins
ard Brennan will place the
wreath on Rockne's grave in
Highland Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Pomace Fights OFF
Sir Mango's Bid in
Gu|fstream Feature
BY the Assoeioted Press

MIAMI. Mar. 81. Hasty
House Farms Pomace scored a
front-running two-length victory
in the $4,000 Magic City Handi-
cap before II $40 SPECTATORS at
Gulfstream PEEK today.
The $lG.10 winner defeated cir
MANGO, the 6-to-5 favorite oW' I
by H. N. Eads. Sir Mango VS.
a nose in advance Of Duntre"'r
Farms Stop Gap. Pomace was
timed in 1908 for the six fur
longs.
Johnny Adams hustled Pom
ace to the front at the start
and he never was passed, all
though he was challenged for
a half-mile by Sir Mango.
Pomace shook off Sir Mango
entering the stretch in response
to Adams urging and steadily in
creased his advantage through
the final eighth of a mile
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50.

THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Ing 3-year-oids. ga furlongs.
Fleet Dream CORN n.sO 90 3So
lily Pinkie. Light Jean. Mr.. f. H.
Dudes Baby. Elapse, Royal Charge.
Tanaled Joe. Iona c.. SuituISeh. Time.
1907.
,,o FOURTH RI 4, RAcE-Purss; 5000 z, OPP
second Request tCr'D $40 800 $50
Dark Embassy tS.ketp 80 800
Gallant Answer Dyer $50
Tine Tine liz. ~ ~ nay '''
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 50 800: allow.
anceS. 4-vear-oldS; ia fur!onGS.
Lucky william less 200 9.So 5 80
Skin Junior. Grecia. Darkie. Master
Red Buster Jim. Miss Wabash. Time,
t:Oi45.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; allow
Fiesta Way 1Rich' ds) $3.50 CLIO 1890
Barshoe tCoffman) 1910 $40
My Time. Cherokee Pilot. Chic Wave.
Ions Choice, Look Out Jeep, Nymph's
Pride Buster. Buttons. Amafox. MI.
Dink. Time, 1:12.
SEVENTH RACE-The Arkansas Der
by; $4,000 added; 3-year-olds: lie
Timely Tip (Craig) 4.2O $50 2.6O
Winning Count tM'nO) 800 800
Super Devil Baird $50
a Jett Fire, King Bebe. Joe's Crest.
a Spartan Jet. Close Out, My Fault.
Talmen. Time. 1898.
Russo. Rehling. Dobson and Peavey
entry.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe, So. 900: al.
lowances; 4year -olds and up; IA miles.
MaIabar (Yalenzueia) $50 $40 40
Hook Up (Richards) 1920 $40
LismOre Prince tB'rd) 800
Stilton. Clash. Farmers Angel. Some
GreeE ciynon TsS: cr noerg T; Eoiaen
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|Monierre Retires Rokeby Bowl
AS Uncle Pierre Scores Upset

man Toerge. Usually a front
runner, In The Clouds set the
pace in the early stages but
began to drop back with an in
jured tendon. Toward the end,
his rider dismounted and led
the horse in.
Blanket Finish in Ladies Race.
In the ladies race, a venerable
gray horse named Clifton's Dixie.
who had run second in two starts
this year, stuck his nose out in
front as three determined rid
ers drove toward the judges.
Conjure Ghost, ridden by Mrs.
William Rochester, jr. of the
Warrenton Hunt, was second
and Mrs. r. H. Dulany Randolph
brought Tanner in third. 1t was
a busy week end for Mrs. Ran
dolph, who returned last night
from Keswick after winning the
championship of Virginia hunter
Trials WIN ner chestnut FRANK
Thomas.
Two horses came down at the
last fence in the ladies event.
Miss Sally Roszel on Six Hun
dred was in the first flight when
she 'came to grief. George
OhrStroms Biggey, the tail
en6er throughout the race, also
fell Neither. rider was hurt.
Summaries. ladies race. about 3
miles: l-Clifton's Dixie. owned by
J. NJ. milford. ridden by Mrs. Leon
Greenaway; 2-Conjure Ghost. W l..
Rochester, II. Mrs, Rochester. :
Tanner. Don Patterson. Mrs.. r. H. Du-
lanF Randolph tSix Hundred ano
Biggey FELL
The Rokeby Bowl. about As miles
Uncle Pierre, Cyrus Manierre. ridden
by owner. old Fashioned. Thomas
Taylor, Leon, Greenaway; Star
Fisher. tKaiser's Rose fell. In The
Clouds broke down. Hill Biscuit and
Brunie Bow were pulled up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
5 CYO Basket, all Titles
At Stake in Games TODAY

The Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton decides five basketball
championships this afternoon at
the Catholic University gym.
The Junior Girls title game
between Blessed Sacrament and
st. Martins starts at noon, In
termediate Girls between Blessed
Sacrament and ST. AIMS at
l O'Clock, Midget Boys between
st. James and ST. Michael's at 2.
Junior Boys between st. Jeromes
and Sacred Heart at 3 and In
termediate Boys tetWeen Blessed
Sacrament and ST. Michael's at
4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Desperate for Players

A baseball team in the Dis
trict Recreation unlimited league
is in desperate need of players.
Manager Rick Hanna of the
Columbia Heights team is hold
ing off ordering uniforms until
he musters a complete squad.
Those interested should call
Hanna at Randolph 6-3940.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
GuIfstreum Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
fess GISVe 9s1 sGtns' $50 e." ssS
Stage Lover (RotD 6IO
Wild Teddy, ,,Arii Gold, ,Frissonnante,
f:i5+,. ~ ''' 0o' 000's' -''1e'
SECOND RAcE-Purse. SO 900: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up. : furlongs
WhitIeather !cplmOnej S.Io $50 go
Witch WAY tArmstrong) 5 90
Riddleton. First Verse, Judge M. Re-
inlorce. Yardmaster Jerry's Best, Little
Doc; Gray Raider. Atomic Kiss. Time,
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI10.3OJ
THIRD RAcE.Purse. $1,000: claim
Royal Ghost Church, 400 300
Hugo You Go KOrtei go
Rough Night Nofame. Koritza. Ell
coe edfir Var Poppy. Time, I;45as: =,
Sir Chris (Church) 40 200 2.tO
Tilted Cor (Smith) $40 200
Wise Pop Cook 80
Boutfieur, Freedom Won. Parlor Pink.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 50. 500: claim
18T; arsea ecSu4sh %, so 800 900
Boss John (Smith) 800 200
Sea Tale (BatcheIIer) IlO
Brass Ring. Pot Hunter. Belgian
Prince. Tatarn. Vasco da Cana, Proc
tor. Time, AS
aLily-Ann Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Flagler Handicap;
purse. $4,000; 3-year-olds and up; 10
Combat Boots tcook> 7.eo $40 $40
Andre (Martin) $40 $50
Warless (Glassner) ESQ
Gulf Stream, Red Charger. Brown
Booter. Smart Choice. My George. Time,
SEVENTH RAcE-The Magic City
Handicap; purse. $4,000; 3-year-olds
Fcmaee Gdamsj 1910 $50 $40
Stop Gap tCo0k) 100
Rico Vino Abbezac, Emardee. Blue
EEih gn , Wise DOee' Ruthred, Dry Run.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
IoTances; 4-year-olds and up: rs miles
Little Herman (Co'k) 500 $50 2.4O
Very Special (Ch'ch) $50 $40
Some Fun (Martin) $50
Chombro, Assidious, Vertrees, Its No
Use. March Brat. Time, 1:502s.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; ia miles
Irish Prince (Cburch) 1910 30 Gao
Telegraph (RichmOnd) $50 1SO
BOnsand tJOhnsOn) $40
Ora Night. Kings Quest. Dark Ned,
Grandad' snorkel. From Afar. Time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Chevy Chase Holds Drill

The Chevy Chase Dodgers
baseball team holds its first
practice this afternoon at Six
teenth and Kennedy streets
NV. Phone Bill Marshall at
Emerson 3-1491 for further in
formation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
New HundbuII Champion

CHICAGO. Mar. 27. (P.-Vic
Hershkowitz, Brooklyn fireman,
today won the United States
handball Association tourna-
ment, beating the defending
champion, Bob Brady of San
Francisco. 21-15. 21-18 in the
finals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
Morning Telegraph
Consensus
MONDAYS RACING
T.aural

MONDAY S RACING
Laurel.
1-Eland 10. Hackensack 10,
Excise Tax 8.
2-Cedaresque II. King Dick g,
Beacons Glory 7.
3-Radiant Peggy 10, DR.. Ben R.
Is, Fitz Bob 5.
4-Dover Coast IT, Devils Verse
6. Scheming World 6.
5-War Tune p. Dangerous Alp
8, Spartan Queen 7.
6-KING JOLIE 35. JEANNE c.
7. Spring Grove 5.
7-Teakwood 10. Handily Is.
Star Worship 3.
8-Rough Cookie IA, Noble Sun
10, TWintone 8.
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OukIuwn Results


FIRST RACE-Purse. 1880: claim
ing: 4-yesr Odds and up: Is miles.
Busy Victory tWilmS) $50 $50 500
BOOgie Watch tWardD $50 $50
Jane FOrst CRAIG 800
Zoom Bernour. Magic Pair. Floating
Clown. Luce Change, Go Charm. Nifty
Signal. Mr.. Dighton. Bonnie Hill. Time.
/ - ).
SECOND RACE-Purse. Si.S00: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: Il furlongs.
Under Pressure fW'dD 1900 90 300
First Spin tJeSSOpl $50 $50
Nome johnson $50
Chance Cloud. Easy Dixie Ida Win.
P0gausa Mighty Nice, Mr.. Monica
Eileen Clarice. Mr.. Tops. Rihill. Time.
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FIRST RACE-Purse. 50 claiming: 4-year-ods and
up turlonss Post 40 off lag - start Rood gate won
royal Trainer H. Forbes yalues-sl,625, $500, $50
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Charts of Yesterdays Races at Laurel

FIFTH RACE-Purse. Si.500; claiming; and
up; tuTlonES Post A. off 81 q; good gate
driving place same. Winner, 4. by Mahmoud--Ace
Card. Trainer. o White Vaues-S2.925 $500 $3.50
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collar mutles pald-FAsT COMPANY. 81! so. So 40
81 PRINCESS COLE, 81 WEST.
FOURTH RACE-Pu.se, 81 500 allowances: 2-year-oids
AZ furongs Post 3"l. OF }:22; start good sae; won
ridden place driving b. g BY Knockdogn-
Right OFF Trainer S. Val1es-S2 SIS 500 $3.50
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DAILY DOUBLE 1.IO PAID <,oa.

THIRD RACE-Purse $500: claiming; 3-year-ods: !
miles Post . 40 off 900
place same Winner b by Pharaboy-MeriGian Watch
Trainer N L HaymaEer Values--S .825. $500 s25l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

EIGHTH RACE-Purse So 900; claiming
Up -. mIes Post 32" of al once start good won driy
Trainer z, King. Values-Sl $50, 5000. $500. $3.50
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Two-dolar mutnels paidKAYs CHILDREN. 100. - :;
$50. REPRODUCTION. Sl3 81 FIPST NIGHTER. So,
Total mutuel handle - ,9S2520. Attendance 26.60S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

SIXTH RACEturse. - 900: allowances;
"a miles Pos off d good. gate;
driving place " blk g. 4. BY EconomicaAlca
Gal. Trainer W J. Sacco Vaues-S3,25O 81 600 $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

S2Uo. LOTUS EATER, - 90 80 MR. PARADISE. S2.GU
SEVENTH RACEThe Cherry Blossom Stakes; 3year-olds:
$4,000 added fuongs. Post 400 Of 457:
good; easily place driving. Winner ,. by Asab
Grace Wee Trainer. T y. Kelly Values-Ss $50. $1,000
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HOLLYWOOD.


When I tried to peddle .
story about Ingrid Bergman
to the magazines after I talked
with her at length in Paris, I
was told. 1.-THE American pub
lie Is no longer interested in
Bergman" But it's a funny
thing. every single person I
meet who knows I was In
Europe invariably asks. did
you see Ingrid Bergman?"
And then, What does she
look like, what is she doing?"
So I decided to take a chance
and give you the latest news
about the Swedish-born act
ress who, not so long ago, was
the top favorite with movie
goers in this country.
In the first place she has cut
her hair very short again. Re-
member, she started the short
haircut when starring in Joan
Of Lorraine" on Broadway. We
met at the Raphael Hotel in
Paris just before she left for
Munich to star in Fear"
which Roberto Rossellini is
directing. He came in to say
Hello" but didn't stay long
because they were driving to
Munich that same afternoon.
I'm taking all the children
to Munich" Ingrid told me.
"I've never been there. All
my life I've wanted to see a
lot Of the world. Now I know
all the languages and it's'fun."
At this point, Ingrid's q
year-old twins ran in, followed
by their nurse and Agar
old Robertino. They are beau
tiful children, all blends. Lit
tie Ingrid looks like big Ingrid,
but Isabella more like her
father-and like him, a COM
plete tomboy. The boy looks
like both.
They ran around, whooping
it up with Ingrid smiling and
obviously delighted with their
company. "Robertino loves
hotel life" she told me. "And
I love a lot Of children around
me. But I'm. already missing
our beautiful home at the sea
near Rome. I won't see 1t UNI
It'll January"
After Munich, Ingrid goes
to London with her Joan at
the Stake" operatta. In Paris
she performed her role in
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Coming Attractions
Staae n.

Stoge
ARENA-"The Crucible" by Arthur Miller starting Sep
tember 8.
NATIONAL-"An Summer Long" with John Kerr and June
Walker, starting September 6.
OINEY-"The Male Animal" with John Dali starting Sep
TENDER /.
CARTER BARRON ANdPH1THEATER-"Ice Cycles Of 1855"
starting Thursday.
AA1BAssADoR-"The Bounty Hunter" Randolph Scott
starting Thursday.
cAPIToI-'The Egyptian" with Jean Simmons.
COLONY-"Sensuaita" with Eeonora Ross Drago Ital
ian film.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nachez" with Dale Robertson.
Vanishing Prairie" Walt Disney production,
starting Wednesday
ITTTLE-"Ange Street." with Anton Walbrook
Observation-Disclosures Will Out" with Valerie Hobson.
METROPOLTTAN-"The Bounty Hunter" with Randolph
Scott, starting Thursday. 5es@
ONTARIO-Francs Joins the WACS with Donald OConnor
PALACE-"Broken Lance" with Spencer Tracy.
PLAYHOUSE-'Rear Window" with James Stewart and
Grace Kelly, starting September l.
PLAzA-"Rome II O'clock" with Raj vallone. Italian
hlm starting Wednesday
S-LUX-"On the Waterfront" with Marion Brando
and Eva Marie Saint