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man with narrow mustache and the delicate
body-control of one of the carnivore cats.
Martha Fwgeson always made jeanne think
of yodels, yog,Ht and milking stools. She had
soft blondness. shy eye, the warm look of
the well loved. Waiter treated her the way a
headwaiter would treat visiting royalty, yet
with lingering personal emphasis that would
have resulted IN any waiter being fired on the
spot. They were, in the language of the
group. special couple.
She saw Barney notice the Frgesons,
remember, fash her look of apology. termi-
nate his conversation and come back to her.
She made room for him and he sat near her.
He lighted her cigarette, talked to her, saw
that she had fresh drink
F1E DID little better the second time She
guessed it was twenty minutes before he was
back over by the fireplace in heated argu-
ment about how the Dodgers would shape up
next season. And she saw Walter Furgeson
sitting beside his Martha on the couch, their
fingers interlocked, but not blatantly as their
hands were partially concealed by fold of
Martha's full skirt
She was saying to herself, rather grimly,
Maybe it's just because he has more fan
talking to them. He can talk to me any time"
Lost in those dismal reflections, responding
mechanically to the small talk, jeanne was
startled by Martha's gasp. by her quick voice
saying, 'tOh, I'm sorry, darling. That was
clumsy of me"
Ruth Shubley had passed some hot little
cheese and tomato things and Martha had
bitten into one. The tomato, under dental
compression, had jetted out onto Walters
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1T is really that bad?" he asked finally.
Like / said, exaggerated little. mean
sometimes you do come and sit near me for
little while. But ="
'Okay. Mrs. Watson. Tonight shall make
that Frgeson item look like calloused and
Indifferent beast. shall pant beside you.
awaiting your slightest ="
"Barneyw she said warningly.
81 mean I'll do better by you, Jo''
/ HEN things were fine again, and they
beamed at each other. He told her she was
especially delightful when she was annoyed
She told him that all he had to do was to see
it once from her point of view. When she was
ready for more coffee and started to rise, he
pressed her firmly back and went and got the
pot and filled her cup. She told him the
service was wonderful.
When they finally made an entrance into
the Shubley living room, jeanne had the
momentary fear that he was OVERRIDING it. He
managed the entrance with massive care
ushering her into the room in way that
seemed family like caveman leading min
net. But it made her feel properly flushed
and precious and happy and fragile and desir-
able She glowed
He lowered beautifully for all of twelve
minutes. and then she missed him. He was
over in the corner with Ham and Archie, and
over all the conversation she heard his big
voice saying, g.. so now George tells us we've
got to do every casting all over again. just
because some linthead of purchasing agent
wants to. :"
Ioanne sat quietly, biting her lip behind the
concealment of brittle formal smile The
Furgesons arrived. Walter was small-boned
Evening star., 1954-03-07

''Be serious Barney Please" jeanne said
His expression changed. Il guess you mean
this"
Il do Remember that the marriage book
said good marriage is a case of both people
making adjustments.
That sounds as if I'm due to make one"
Nov I'm going to exaggerate just little
bit, but not very much, Barney. so you can
see what mean. Here is preview Of our
evening.
swell walk down the street to the Shu-
bleys'. You'll let me go through the door first.
And after that, brother. I'm on my own. III
be left to sit somewhere - anywhere.
'.At rare intervals III be able to see you -
on the far side Of the room. More often III
be able to hear you over there. you and Ham
and Archie having one of those endless con-
versations. could be widow even.
'Other people light my cigarettes. Other
people sit and talk to me. The only time I'll
get any attention from you during the whole
evening is when hear you tell about some
darn-fool thing I've done. usually in the cook
ing department, because I'm not so good at
it yet And have to sit there with my face
feeling like it was on fire and trying to laugh
it off,
when it's time to leave. you'll collect me,
because you're at least aware that we should
leave together, even if haven't seen you all
evening. I'm just terribly weary, Barney, of
being taken out and thoroughly ignored"
But Jo-"
LET me finish Everything else is fine How
we act here in our own home s-our own busi-
ness. l don't mind that dreadful swapping
thing you do with the end of towel. and
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don't mind love pats that rattle my teeth, and
like to have you lift me up in the air and it
is all right if you drape me over your shoulder
like - well. like wet towel
But you see, here in our own home you've
been treating me like - like playmate,
guess. like that. think it is fine. But when
you take me out - when any woman is taken
out in public - she wants the little atten-
tions She wants to be made to feel - well.
precious and fragile and sort of desirable. The
way Walter Furgeson treats Martha"
Barney looked at her solemnly. Il think
Walter Furgeson is an incredible little twerp.
He treats her that way because they advertise
themselves as Marriage Counselors and it's
probably good for business.
That's not fair, Barney, she said sharply.
II don't really like him, but he treats Martha
the way girl wants to be treated in public.
love you and don't want to hurt you. But
we ought to look as if we loved each other
and ;" The unexpected tears came and she
fed to the kitchen.
She stood out there expecting him to follow
her, but he didn't. As she finished preparing
dinner she listened to the silence in the living
room. There was no customary rafting of
the evening paper, no alarmed yapping Of the
newscaster. Just deep. almost mournful
silence.
SHE called him and he came out and slid
into the booth bit gingerly, managing for
once not to thump the table leg and spill
things as he got in. They ate in a strained
silence. Every time she looked across at him,
she was aware of his having looked away
split second before her eyes met his. There
was frown punched between his brows.
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/ Joseph Halup, FL, SI4 22nd ST. NV,
and Carole Bachelor. Is. Springfield.
Oscar Carter. "a. Alexandria. Va. and
:, Reacer Streater, 10, .Washington
| Sigmund Mermelstein, II. 764 Prince
ton pl. NV, and Dora Haas, 81, 56S
Princeton pl. NV.
Joseph Byrd, 81, 1881 9th st. NV, and
Theala Muskeliy. 4S. 1917 Independ-
ence ave. Sc.
william Lindsey, so, 300 M st. NV, and
Jessie Jameson. 80. 1911 Columbia
Adolphus Gibson. ir,, %, Birmingham.
Ala. and Carl Neville, 10, Alexandria,
Robert singleton. 81. 1901 18th st. ne.
and Betty Mccoy, 1g, 496 Eye st. s.w.
ne. and Ellen Webster. %, 1856 Oak
st. NV.
Thomas jackson. 43. and Gladys Jack
son, SO, both Of 1860 Clay pl. ne.
Joseph Alexander. "a. 1135 Columbia I'd.
NV, and Masnolia Richardson. Is,
Prince HinEle. %. Pennington Gap. va.
and Anna Violante. %. TrImbull.
Charles sorenson. "a. Hattiesburg. Miss.
and Joy Thomas. Fl, Lucedale. Miss,
Philip Kelly, al. 916 19th st. NV. and
,o5 Rosie DAYS.. g. 2153 221s553S + s. NV -
n;M.. and Marsaret Moore. 20. 2245
Robert bert Dulie. fsi as. Cincinnati. ohio. and
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Deaths Reported
tBy the D. c. Bureau of vital statistics)

Alice Mercier. 80. 454o Macarthur blvd.
Abraham Lehman. ss. 27s7 Deyonshirs
pl. NV.
Margaret Morgan. 81. Bethesda. Md.
Florence Miller, so. 3720 UPTON st. NV.
Kate Phucas. 7s. $3.50 18th st. NV.
Frederick Heupei. ~. 14O2 Sheridan st.
NV.
Ida wsidman. n. 653 Z st.
Margaret kirkland. 76. 7706 Alaska ave.
NV.
Hermann winkler. 66, 14s4 Holly st. nv.
Anna Englehardt. "a, 1437 Foxhan I'd.
NV.
Richard Darrell. 63. Alexandria. Va.
Carl Truell SO. Fairfax, Va.
Lipphard. So. Arlington. Va.
Emanuel 6arris. 64, 311 =. Capitol st.
Clifford Morgan. 50. 2945 Macomb st.
Erna Passarelli. 81. 4o2e Southern ave.
sally sally. olssseg. g. d3 s17 s, ysrngm St NV.
Myrtle wilson, II. sos 4ath St. ne.
Maude Clemmons. SO, 1479 Florida ave.
John Mahoney. es, aa11 L st. NV.
Charlie johnson, 80, 1914 18th ST. NV.
Hettie Collins. So; $50 First Ct, NV.
Dennis Carroll, 40; 1925 Bennst. pl. ne.
Henry brewery. IS. 638 8 st. NV.
Joseph Graham. 21, Boston, Ga.
Teresa CAN'T. infant. Ills 4Sth ct. ne.
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Forest Rangers Job
Is Highly Diversified

DENvER.-A forest rangers
work involves the supervision Of
timber sales. grazing. recrea-
tional. and other uses of q ma
tional forest. He helps build
roads. trails. bridges. telephone
lines. and other permanent i'm
provements. He trains and In
spects forest guards and tempo
rary employees. must know how
to fight fires. and to manage his
forest district as q renewable re-
source.
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old Foceful'

OMAHA (P.--Regional head
quarters Of the National Park
Service here has a drinking
fountain given to spraying the
unwary user. Above 1t hangs
this sign. "Old Faceful." The
Office administers certain ma
tional parks, including Yellow
stone. site of the famous geyser,
,%Old Faithful"
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Ruth Eickenberg. 20, 21O1 Cue st. Sc.
Clifford Prime, 81, Alexandria. Va. and
virginia Bender. 90, 1901 connecti-
Roger Miistead. 22, 4744 Carlton ave.
Sc, and Sharon JOHNSON. 81. Silver
winthroSp, Endicott. "a. 2s1s Bellevue
terrace N.Y., and Ann Bachman.
Arlington, Va.
Eugene STYLES. 1s. AMI 18th st. NV.
and Patricia Cooter, 1S. $3.50 Colo
oscar Fields. AZ. Takoma Park. Nd.
and Agatha Grimes, 3S. 1928 18th
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Marriage License Applications

Under D. C. la,o couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three fun days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
James Stowen, 21, 1918 18th pl. me-,
and Patricia Kerr, Is. 1012 18th pl.
Banks Black, IT., %. washington, and
Mary johnson, %, 1926 Hayes st. ne.
Robert Plummer, 25. and Janet Floyd,
21. both Of 2222 1st st. NV.
Kelly Blount. %. 1908 Massachusetts,
ave. NV. and Hattie Wilks, 20, 612
Princeton pl. NV.
Paul Foskett, 81, 2224 F st. NV. and
Patricia Hamill. 10. 2I21 Virginia
ave. NV.
James Moore, Al. and Grace Sullivan.
~. both Of 23I0 Ashmead pl. NV.
Eugene Freeman, Is. 906 9 st. s.w.,
and Jeanette Perry. 10. 3133 18th pl.
Norman Wilson. IL, Hysttsyille. Md.
and Jean Elder, %. oxon Hill. Md.
Wilfred Connolly, AZ. 1880 4th st. NV.
and Rcsalie Lockley. AZ. 1918 Kansas
sennie Conway. es, and Elizabeth Wick,
90. both of Washington.
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Gundhi to Go on Film

NEW DELHI.-A full-length
biographical film dealing with
the life Of Mahatma Gandhi Is
being planned in India ''for the
benefit of poSterity."
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Greatly Reduced Women's
Suits, Coots, Toppers

Sove Va on Women's and Misses wool suits.
From welI-known manufacturers l.. shark
skin, flonneI and crepe. Groy, beige, blue
and checks. Sizes 10 to 20 in the aroup.
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so Junior Miss Toppers and
long coots. Wool bosket
weoves, suede cloths and or
Ions. White, corol, rose, blue
and natural. Sizes 7 to IS
100 Junior Dresses in cotton,
broodcIoth, crepe and silk
shontune. Prints and solids
in assorted coIors. Sizes
7 TO l5--- -----
$50 pieces Of Junior Miss
Sportsweor including eoy
washable skirts, fancy pants,
skirt and blouse sets and
shorts. Denim, cotton, twill
in the group. Some hoIters,
swim suits. denim separates.
Broken sizes, 7 to l5---
WGL-Junior Miss Apparel,
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NAL activities at some time dur
ing a 12-month period. q sickness
survey of the health and welfare
department reveals.
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Room-Size Rugs at
Very Big Savings

e i0xl4 Cotton Hans Were Now
Hooked Rugs, in Aubusson
and Colonial block designs f24.5o 1895
z exl2' Oval Broided Rugs,
cotton, bluesond brown 1880 $3.50
! Sxl0' Oval Braided Rug,
cotton in blue ---- $3.50 1880
4 9xl2' Oval Bvuided Rugs,
cotton ---------------.124.e5 1880
z 8xl0' 0voI Broided Rugs,
6x9' Fibre Rugs, z blue
and rose ------------- 1850 s.s5
I 9xl2' Fibre Rug, in blue 2l.e5 l4.95
I 6'lo"xl0'6" Heovy Wool
Twist Rug. seemed. in green 1900 $3.50
WGL-FIoorcoverines 9th Floor
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Occasional Furniture
at Very Big Sovines

z Round coektoiI TobIes,
mahogany with leather top .
! Modern Chest, with 8
drawers, mopIe in black Ioc-
quer finish -----------
Z coektoiI Tobles. mahogany
veneer
I AFmless Ratton Choir,
natural finish, brown cotton
upholstery ------------
] Woll Rack, hardwood, mo-
hoeony finish ---------
] Three-Fold Screen. g.,
with wallpaper -------
! KneehoIe Desk, mahogany
veneer with leother top -
! Modern Seetionol Soto,
z pieces, chortreuse cotton
upholstery ------.
I Modern Chino Cabinet,
hardwood, French eroy finish
] Rattan AFmehaiF, natural
finish, chortreuse cotton up
holstery -----------
I Metol Folding TobIe, white
enomel finish on seot-----
WGL-Furniture, 9th Floor
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Art Needlework
Greatly Reduced

"a Stomped Denim Skirts.
cross-stitch design in green
and pink. Small to large -
4 JoIIes NeedIepoint Bag
Kits with design finished in
eros point ----------
81 JoIles Accessory Kits for
making strow eyeeloss cases,
bilIfoIds, underorm boes-
so Pairs Stamped Cotton
PilIoweoses, assorted designs.
Finished hens ---------
4 Model Pictures, pointed on
linen. llxl4" block-finish
frome. Street scene
] Model Strow Handbos and
Hot Set, in white with COL
ored beods
7 Pairs NeedIepoint Pictures,
finished in eros point. Auto
designs. 5hx6h"
"a Cotton Denim Pillows
with orion filling. Squore
and round -----
Pleose odd 1929 FederoI to,
applicable.
WGL-Art Needlework, 5th
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Printed Silk BIouses, ATS
We're 7.9S

100 with jewel end mand
Pink. red or brown on white
50 White Cotton Betiste
Blouses with white. pink and
blue rosebud trim. Jewel and
colIor neckIines, short
sleeves. Misses sizes
100 Pieces Sportsweor, in
cludine skirts. dresses, vests
and ploysuits with motehino
skirts. Choice Of fobries,
styles and coIors. Some
prints. 10 to 2O--------
so Amerieon Golfer Dresses
of cotton ehonbruy. Pink,
blue, oquo. moize. 10 to l8
IS Royon Jersey Waistbond-
er Dresses with classic neck
line. Pink, oquo and navy.
1918 --------
rs Wool Joekets with cordi-
gan neckIine and long
sleeves. Blue, red, novy. 10
to l8
95 Pieces Summer Pfoyweer.
including shorts, hoIters. bo-
Ieros. tee shirts. Derim. cot
ton soiIcIoth and seersucker.
Blue. white, moize and
green. Misses sizes ---
20 Summer Skirts, Shorts and
Swimsuits in prints and
plain eoIors. Choice Of col
ors. 10 to 2o---------
WGl-Sportsweor, Bird Floor
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Junior Miss
ApporeI Sovings

Were Now
and
Isket
or
blue 1875 to 4.s5 to
IS $500 $500
ton,
silk
oIids
lies 1925 to
22.95 3.95
Miss
gay
1nts,
and
twill
ters,
otes. 2.o5 to soc TO
1895 I,95
4th Floor
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Points for Purents-s sst, r.ens. w.',ss.

Mother-You know I never
let you have q cookie just before
lunch and that crying never
gets you anything.
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Loop Pile Cotton
Scatter Rugs at
Very Big Sovinss
Weekend Candy Specials

Chocolate Bridge Mix. With peanuts, roisins,
nuts and fruits covered with q delicious
chocolate. Regularly, 7oe. Pound. 6oe
Three-coIor Cocoonut Creams. Mounds Of
delciousIy sugored eoeoonut. Regularly, Toe
afF Pound, 55e
WGl--confeetionery, lst Floor
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Of stockings wnknown manufouren New
Mecn
Sizes s H.
Meconum ond business shees Troubader
20
osen
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Save More Than " on
Soft Toys, soc
We're 7.9S to 0.95
We're I.45 to I.09

We're I.45 to Ivy
$50 euddIy beers and dogs, some imported.
White and posteis. Some boxed for gift
giving.
Were Nov,
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Ed Sullivon's
1!tt!s ois NEW YORK

Bert Lahr. Edward G. Robinson,
Mark Stevens, Alfred c"Kis-
met") Drake. Leo McCarey, Hal
Wallis and Pat di Cicco The
Gabriel Pascais acting silly :. /.
Frank Burke, Radio-TV Daily
editor, out of Mount Kisco Hos
pital Johnnie Ray alter
mating between Ann Mccormick
and Charlotte Austin Doris
Day to vacation in. New York
. Lou Costello's grandson
named Louis Costello Cardinet.
.. Fattest male role is that of
Col. Moe (the Gimp Snyder in
the Ruth Etting flicker, Love
Me or Leave Me-" with Ava
Gardner as Miss Etting The
second and official" American
flag to fly over Two Jima's Mount
Suribachi will be honored in
special Flag Day ceremonies in
City Hall Park, Monday, June IA.
Oscar Hammerstein wants
Gloria Grahame for the film
version of "Oklahomo!" Rod
Steiger won the role of Judd .
Kathryn Grayson a nervous
wreck over the drowning of her
nephew s. Harry Cohn bought
out Sidney Buchman's interests
in various Columbia films for
more than $250,00O Debbie
Reynolds dating Bob Dix &.
The Mario Braggiottis (Edwina
Evening star., 1954-06-09
NEW YORK.

Men and Maids, and Stuff:
Only restriction the Pope i'm
posed, before his address over the
8-nation European TV network.
was this: no spotlights on his
face. In the recess before the
introduction Of the Symington
monitored phone calls. counsel
Ray jenkins was interviewed for
TV: There is nothing in the
monitored phone conversations
which will affect this case, one
way or another. I have read
them, and they are. completely
unimportant in relation to the
issues at stake" Rubirosa
and Zsa Zsa Gabor being offered
as q TV comedy drama spot by
his agent. They would certainly
qualify as distasteful comedy, If
ridiculing marriage is considered
farcical. A lot Of Ezzard
Charles money showing. &.
Batista may use the Guatemalan
crisis as an alibi for not holding
November elections in Cuba.
Hildegarde and Composer
Heinz Roemheld pianiSsimo {.
Ginger Rogers and Jacques
Bergerac had their first N. Y.
date with John Perona at Ell
Morocco Saturday night, with
Deborah Kerr and Tony BARLEY,
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Hollywood Diary
Power Rents Villa
AS Film SETTING
By SheiIoh Grohom :

roe's Brother-in-Law." He
doesn't like it. Joel Gray gets
$500 per week from ABC-TV
while they look for q show in
which to star him.
Marion Brando has arrived
here to play Napoleon in "Desi-
ree." George Nader has a
clause in all his contracts that
his name cannot be changed.
Same for Edmond Purdom.
Stage actor John Ericsson re-
ceived a long -termer from MGM
after they saw the Rhapsody"
returns. :. Every one sings. Paul
Douglas is cutting a platter of
his old fraternity song.
Fernando Lamas, out of his
back brace. is tossing a party to
celebrate the happy event and
his prospective marriage to
Arlene Dahl.
Movie operations get bigger
and bigger. Warner brothers are
building a 300-foot tower for
'"The Silver Chalice." And
people get nicer and nicer.
Marge and Cover Champion
now pay for the dancing les
sons Of more than $50 kids in
slum areas annually.
Jack Benny has yielded to his
sponsors wishes to do a tele-
vision show every other week
next year instead of every third
week. Jack also will continue
Evening star., 1954-06-09

his weekly radio show. Now that
he's nearing 40," Jack wanted
to slacken of a bit, but no dice.
= = =
Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis
hope to celebrate the 4th of July
in Paris. And the fireworks will
come from the French, who plan
to give them the greatest re-
ception any movie stars received
there since Bing Crosby.
MGM is like an auto
production plant in action, with
three huge musicals going at
once-"Athena." Deep In My
Heart" and "Jupiter's Darling"
Just f1ve weeks ago, there was
nothing on the lot, not even Q
stage watchman.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1954-06-09

Osborn) honeymooning Jack
e. Leonard had another cyst
operation Eddie Fisher
rented AL Jolson's West Coast
home +. Famous Negro pianist,
Garland Wilson died in Paris
:. Meyer Davis remembers way
back when Mccarthy was a base
ball manager and Stevens a
ballpark caterer. I
Barbara Hutton still confined
to the Pierre. Democratic
National Chairman Steve Mitch
ell and Adlai Stevenson to open
law partnership in Chicago? !. /.
Montgomery Cliff and Myra
Rostova at Majors Cabin. f.
Mrs. Kirk Douglas (Anne Buy
dens) will apply for United
States citizenship. The
George Fishers Che is CHS Hol-
lywood radio columnist) expect
ing in November. Buster
Keaton is England's newest TV
personality. What gives with
Allan Jones and Irene Hervey?
Princeton Senior Prom June
IA landed Lester Lanin's band.
Eric Won Etroheim's novel,
''The Fires of st. john" to be
published in French. Lionel
Hampton into Basin Street. .
Buddy Hackett claims Liberace
is making SO much dough he now
gives his fans autographed
money!
Arthur Rubinstein's daughter,
Eva. and Herb Banke, both in
THE Girl in Pink Tights" a ro-
nance. Straw hat producers
baking at staggering $4,000
guarantee for Tallulah Bank
head in Dear Charles" The
Howard Hawks expect a Thanks
giving stork. Zeppo Marx
dating Joyce Niven Cole
Porter birthdaying. Jackie
Gleason vacations after his June
Evening star., 1954-06-09

26 TV show. ToScanini and
his daughter planning to Italy.
Barney Balaban, Paramount,
named to the board of Manu-
facturerS Trust. Jane Nor
gan becomes the singing head
liner at the Latin Quarter Tues
day. Orrin Lehman with
French model Nina de Voc at
Washington Square Inn, a table
away from Claude Cartier and
Nancy Berg. Jane Powell
gives her top performance in
Seven Brides for Seven Broth
ers." Goodman Ace planed
to Kansas City. His 82-year-old
mother ailing.
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on Wednesday, July IA. Playing
night this season has been
changed from Thursday to
Wednesday to accommodate eve-
ming shoppers.
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Tryouts Monduy

The Roosevelt Masquers will
hold additions and registrations
for their annual Court Theater
Program from 8 to 10 pm. on
Monday at the Roosevelt Center.
Thirteenth and Upshur streets
NV.
The opening program will be
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HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOO.
The Tyrone Powers rented a
54-room villa in Italy where he
will make his first independent
picture, Lorenzo the Magnifl-
cent" Wife Linda Christian will
be in the movie, too. And
Elizabeth Taylor wants to do a
picture with her husband,
Michael Wilding, since Jean
Simmons has completed '"The
Egyptian" with him. Now they
can't claim she's too young to
emote with Mike.
jeanne Gilbert wants nothing
but dramatic roles now.
They're introducing Dom Di
Maggie as This is Marilyn Mon
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ented teachers, lovely Joyce Lyons.
Joyce is especially good with timid be-
ginners- probably because she was once
timid herself. But she found out, just
as you will, that confidence and good
dancing 60 together when you learn to
dance the Arthur Murray Way.
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2 DAYS, Starting Thurs.
MARTIN LUTHER"

CIRCLE AZ. 31SSs! alSs p Az: xi; esSsI.,oo.s s%
Two fire pictures with Spanish dialogue.
"CUATRO HORAS ANTES DE MOR1R"
with CARMEN MONTEJO and CARLOS
NAVARRO. at 6:35. $3.50. "SUENOS DE
GLORIA with LUIS AGULAR and
MARQSI4AVA. at 500.
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You'll learn how to
dance with these
experts

See how quickly
and easily you're
dancing like an
expert when you
put yourself in
the hands of one
of Arthur Muir
rays most de-
lightflll and tai.
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You have to be
a tactful, under
standing person
to teach dancing
at Arthur Muir
rays and Diana
Seltzer qualities
readily. She
never calls atten-
Evening star., 1954-06-09

Attractive June
Brewer, another
Arthur Murray
teacher, special
izes in graceful
Latin dances.
You ought to see
her pupils do a
Rl1nh0
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tlOn to your errors. She just quietly
smooths them away and in no time
you're dancing with confidence and skill
Evening star., 1954-06-09

after just few lessons. She claims she
can teach any dance in a jiffy with
Arthur Murray's Magic STEP.