davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WEsTMoREI.AND HILLS

4 bedrooms, 8 baths. and den. Brick
s9l9nis s9 den aFssf afssxs gyms mssssa ssS@ bed as.
room 17hx11h: plus dressing rm.
Finished recreation room 13x24.
with fireplace; big cedar storage
closet: ducts installed for air con-
ditioning, terrace with barbecue
grill in rear; garage; on O. beau
tifully Handicapped shaded lot; In
this excellent neighborhood.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO
1898 Conn. Ave. EN-. 3-1S0O. 90
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HOUSES FoR sALLMD.

DOCTORS AND DENTISTS. atten-
tion-Ideal location on Ri. SO in
heart OF worlds fastest EroWins
area--Brk. 3-bedfm. Colonial on
big, leVel-feneed lot. Full bSmt..
dbl, gar, GI approved for only
S17,S25. Many extras. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. R. z
CT. s1a. 100, $40 oallatin st.. Ros.
eTs Helghts-Rambler: all large
rooms. hy., rm., din. rm.. modern
inSa; fuIi Ssmt. Vfsi With Shower PnS and toilet:
beautiful lot: Shown by appoint
with FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
RE. 7-246I. 3
a-BEDRooM CAPE COD brick. close
to St. Johns Parochial School: 4
yrs. old. sep. din. rm., full bsmt.
really nice. Sl7,760. viii so GI.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-6400.
1913 GALLATIN ST., Rogers Hgts.-
S14.500. Easy terms. Today's best
buy: 3 bedrms., rec. built brick.
carport: I blk; transp.: mod; every
SSi mt9e. iui HE. en- 1890 cs Hisue Il; pm.; A
ewes, HA. 2-sS93. W. W. LEWIS.
FOR SALE. TRAILER. with attached
2 rms. on lot .sOx126. Beltsville,
Blvd. sale By owner. $500 cash.
Inquire Carr's Gulf Station. Muir
kirk. Md. Phone Parkway $3.50.
loft. TAPESTRY BRK. RAMBLER
tinctiye 3-bedrm. spac. home. de-
signed for gracious living. Fea-
turing 26x14 liy. rm.. firepl., 1s-ft.
compl. elee. kit, lge. paneled din.
rm.. attached garage: close High
Point H. s.. MOL, Ft. Meade. FHA
appraised. HE. 4-3500 til 8 pm.
Ewes. AP. 1882. W. w. LEWIS.
CAMP sPRINGs-Sl3,9 $50
Linda lane: 8 bedrooms, fireplace. Z
fIll E shasa baths; nice lot; redecorated
"A FoREssTv1LLE-S1s.boo
Owner transferred; stucco. delightfu
porch. 4 bedrooms. basement, de.
tached garage: $4,000 down. RE
RosEcRoFr RAMBLER
Brinkley road; new brick, large tree
shaded. fenced lot; Dashboard heat
f JAMES fsseGsP1 csRRoLI REAL x EsfAfR fHts
Yo9R NfRGs sRssENf AEf HOME iS TRapf 2tSf
CARMODY HILLS. 506-611 18th st
special bsrgains-Detached home
large liv. .rm.. din. rnl.. kit. 2 bed
rms. bath; hardTood floors; auto
Move in today. Mr.. oDUM. RE
coLUMB1A PARK, 2s2o-2e22 Conn
ave.-Detached; lge. liv. rm., din
rm., kit, 8 bedrms. and bath; hard
wood floors; auto. oil heat. Price
S9.650, $500 cash. Drive out anc
look at these bargains before yol
buy. Call MR.. ODUM, RE. 1926
-12
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KENsINGToN AREA-Liv. rm,, din,
to shopping and schools. Sii 800.
AREA Asbestos
shingle. 2 bedrms., liv. rm., firepl.,
din. rm.. kit. bsmt., oil h.-w.h.,
. porches: conV. to schools and
shopping. On . acres fenced and
SMITH w. ALLNUTT, SR.
JU. 9-4646 Spring 4-3194
Evening star., 1955-06-09
CT SPECIAL,

2-yr.-old. briek-and-shingle rambler
Priced, S13,650; 3 bedrms.: full
bSmt. No down payment; $93 mo,
Kensington location, close to every
FRANK W. pIcKERsoN, Broker
Lo. $1,000 Ewes. OIL 9-S731
Near Shopping and Bus
TWo-bedroom brick rambler, with
fun basement; second bath IN base
ment, recreation room area, table
tFees. tRass N PRICE. sehth sfs.Soe. &c., i0' WIN
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4I34 Til 9
GREENTHUMB GARDNER
THE NATURE LOVER
And the mother who wants o won
derful place to raise children. For
the man weary of city noises and
crowds, you'll find Q little white
rambler with 3 bedrooms nestled
among trees. flowers and shrub
berry. On this acre Of beauty 1t is
practically paradise. Reasonable
cash payment, balance like rent.
GEORGE W. BAUSERMAN
JU. a-5444 Ewes. RA. 3-5Ss3
COLORED-WEsTM. HILLS AREA
Attractive 6-rm., 2-bath brk. Co
lonial; large fenced yard; many
extras: upper 20s. Ma, S-746O, Ext
513. or Box S42-K. Star. IL
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$3.50 DOWN

Includes settlement costs to conven-
tional buyer. New Cape Cod brick:
2 bedrms,,. expandable. attic for 2
Venetian blinds, gas heat. Near
T. b. BURGESS
10. $4,000 Ewes. 10. 3-5164
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4 BEDROOMS

Det, brick containing large liy. Tm
with fireplace IS din .,rn rIn' and pedrms all,
mSdeTn and tub Siei Ssth on I ist aii H.. spsciou'
bedrms. and full bath. 2nd A.: full
bsmt. with built-in garage; gas a,-c
heat: large lot. Immed. poss. Ma
QO7O0. eves 0I, 4-2711 10
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WHEATON. CLOSE IN

The most for the money. A really
finished rec. rm. with amusement
with full bath and outside exit tt
stone patio and barbecue pit, with
lots of trees; 1st A.; liv. .rm: with
fireplace, full din. rm. and kitchen;
2nd H.: 3 bedrms. and bath with
34-h.p. air-cond. unit with sep
srate wiring; $l5,950; your f.
nancinE.
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor
JU. $1,000 Ewes, LO. 4-770C
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WESTGATE
500 son

Mellow brick Dutch Colonial blended
into an exceptionally well-land:
scaped, level lot. Chock-full OF
charm: In peri shape; s.s,t twinslftsd csItsd
entr. hall, splendid .liv. and din
rms. KIT. with real breakfast Lm.,
paneled recr. rm.;. gas h.-w.h. Coo
scr. porch overlooking pvt; garden,
Det. garage. EYES. CALL Mr.
WHITE. OIL. z-6924.
Kettler-Walker, Inc.
NO. 7-478S
Evening star., 1955-06-09
PINEHURST VILLAGE
nNT,v I T.EFT

ONLY l LEFT
New split-level rambler. 3 bedrooms
. baths and den, garage: very
convenient to schools and trans.
portation. Ready to move in. 1t ha.
many unusual features. You shoulc
at least see this home before YOU
buy any other.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co
1898 Conn. Ave. EN-. 3-1s0O. 9-t
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CT OR NON-GI
EXCELLENT VALUES

CT OR NON-GI
EXCELLENT VALUES
S10,1b0
Living room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen
and bath: garage: large lot; ]
block to bus.
3-bedroom Colonial; large fenced
lot.
S11,300
2-bedroom brick semidetached Colo
nial; full basement.
S11.450
2-bedroom expansible Cape Cod
many extras.
S11.750
2-bedroom rambler; large wooded
Ao'' Ao''poArAN o. rnrAnrv
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Beauty and Convenience
Lovely Colonial, three bedrooms, large
kitchen with plenty Of table space,
separate dining room, living room
with fireplace, powder room on hrst
floor: full basement with "a bath.
Large, level rear yard, 6Sx125, in
closed with chain-link fence, with
Very convenient to schools and
transportation. Immediate possess
sion. In excel. condition. Priced
right, $22. $50.
James c. Conley & Co.
OSoS na Ava III O.I1qd It'll q
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rhoS. J. Fisher & Co

GARRETT PARK
CHARMING OLDER HOME
to swimming pool. this f. bedroom
2-bath home is on large lot. 100S
2lO; long living room. 15x2S
modern Kitchen and baths, full
basement. oil radiator-type heat
$4,000; terms arranged. LO
$4,000 till 9 pm. HUGG1NS d
HARRISON. INC, Realtors.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
COLoRED-BARGAIN
SHORT ON CASH? :

OF1OhI 7 ON OAOf1
Rave z. nice brick homes: can make
attractive terms to responsible
party looking for home but can't
AFFORD a down payment. Your pay
ments will be like rent and you
will be the owner. For further de-
tails call ST. 3-3657 or Ii. 3-3216.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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GREEN ACRES, MD.
GI-$14,600

OPPORTUNITY fine little homt
in this excellent community ir
Montgomery County near D. c. line
rooms and bath: 1st-f1oor den
Recreation room. Fenced yard fol
your children and no streets to eros:
to Westbrook elementary school
For appointment call Mrs. Davidson
OIL. 4-5472.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Uptown ofice, EN-. 2-671i
Evening star., 1955-06-09

NO CASHA$12,95O
3 BEDRooMS-LGE. LoT-BR1CK
$500 per mo-. incl. taxes and ms.
buys this lovely brick home with
carport, storage rm.. beautiful lot;
2 blks. from Ga. ave. bus. New
home cond. Mr. Gordon. 10. 4-6109,
SP. 4-1950.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1922 L ST. NV. MA. $4,000
Ill
Evening star., 1955-06-09
HOME IN COUNTR!

HOME in COUNTRY
All-brick construction, Liv. rm. with
lge, stone firepl.. din. rm.. g lge.
bedrms., tile bath, exceptionally
Ice, kit. with breakfast space; ga
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 1850
Evening star., 1955-06-09

NR. PARocHIAL sCHoOL-semi-
det. brick. 9 rms. 3 lge. bedrms..
rec. rm., gas heat: lge. fenced lot;
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. LU. 4
340O and LU. 1-5126.
Nh. 18th AND MINI. AVE-. Pair
lawn Village-Semidet. brick. 8
rms. 2 lge. bedrms.. porch. fenced
in lot. To inspect call HARTMAN
REALTY; INC, LU. 4-3400 and
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CAPITOL HILL
OPEN 5-8 Pm.

128-134 N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
Beautiful 2-bedroom brick homes:
each with sep. enc. apt. for in
come. Tiled baths, lovely kits,
desiring to walk to work. Easy A.
nAncing. OWNER. CO. $4,000. %
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DIRECT PROM OWNER

DIRECT FROM OWNER
114s 44th pl. Sc. Bradbury Hts.
p. sS1i6s SRst 1. erIfa In dim SSHins1lS. 1s b.s sn
nm. modern kit. and bath: full.
dry bsmt. with knotty-pine game
rm. or extra bedrm.: weather
stripped and Insulated: oil h.-w.
heat; rear. scr. porch; det. brick
gar: Anchor fence: 26 yds. TO bus,
direct to 11th and Penna. ave.
terms. Lu. $500. No brokers,
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coLoRED-S6e5 DOWN
ATTIn TITTY TTT@T

NEAR TECH HIGH
Colonial row brick: 6 large rms,
full bsmt., auto. heat. nice yard,
new-houSe cond. Vacant. Close to
everything. DORFMAN g. CO., co.
5-4056 til pm. 10
Colored-2034 Perry st. NE.
Lovely Woodbridge corner bungalow;
concr front porch, full bsmt.; gar
Low DOWN PAYMENT VACANTl
CALL JU. S-952S. DI. 7-0713
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COLORED-0FF TEXAS AVE. Sc.
-GI OR NON-GI, S495 DOWN.
and assume GI loan now on prop
erty. VI. old, 6-rm. semidet.
brick; full bsmt., fenced. storm
windows. THE WORKS. This one
is o top-notch so don't delay and
let some one who doesn't DESERVE
Can Mr.. Kitchens today. ATLAS
REALTY CO. ST a-13h2 -13
Evening star., 1955-06-09
-OLORED--G.
626-630
FARRAGUT PL. NE.

FARRAGUT PL. NE.
S73 per mo. pays prin.. int. taxes
and ins. Attrac.. mod. semidet:
brick. in this choice location, OF
s. Oak. ave. and Riggs. rd.. Liv
rm., din. rm.. equip. kit. bedrms.,
bath, full bsmt. with rm.: front
porch; auto heat Only S11.50O.
HU. 1886, RA 3-4SS4.
CHAPMAN REALTY CO. %
Evening star., 1955-06-09

IN a CHOICE BE. LOCATION
Yes, be q proud home owner with
the finest see Sections % in S town. Close
to bus. and shopping center with
large fenced lot. Semidet. brick
with 8 nice bedrms., nm. recr. rm
in bright basement. $1,000 cash
and easy pymts. Call Mr.. O'Hazza,
Evening star., 1955-06-09
COLONIAL, BRICK

Colored-Only $495 Down
Detached Brick Rambler
Detached Brick Garage
1OO-FT. FRONTAGE
Near 44th and Bennins rd. n.e.-b
rms. and bath. gas heat; newly
dec; "a blk. from school Priced
right.
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
p27 18th st. NV. MA. S-232
After PM III S-2O92 -l2
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(oontinusd On NEXT PsssS
Evening star., 1955-06-09

R. I. AVE. NE.
Beaut. Colonial row brick: 6 rms,
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. lovely yard,
detached garage. Vacant. DORF-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
The Passing Show
Minor Major Film Studios
Get Into the Quality Act
By Joy cormody

MEMOs FOR MONDAY: 1t viii not be enough for Holly
woods major studios to another 1885,
The minors. the they might be called
both restless and ambitious They have tasted gold in the
profits prizes 10 they found good
Columbia Pictures the prize illustration Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
Ed Sullivan
TolIuIoh's Play Hit
Is Real ToIkothon

The Mickey Spillanes expect
Sir Stork =. Janis Paige and
John Kodiak duet. Tam
many's Jimmy Hines rejected
$50. 900 for his political biog. :.
Nancy Kelly and Warren Caro-,
Theater Guild exec. a duet. 4. !.
All-Amefican Alan Ameche of
Wisconsin Weighing a SOS, 200
Canadian grid lure for a year
deal. Woolworth Donahue
gifted Marianne Reynolds with a
diamond and ruby pin. Lou
Walters Paris a la Mode" costs
nearly as much as the average
Broadway musical. Doctors
mixed 75-year-old Ethel Barry
more's return to Broadway stage.
THE trouble with getting
a hit record" says Kitty Kallen,
lis you're on the road so much
that your fans get to recognize
you, but your own child doesn't"
"Kismet' passed the $4,000, 900
mark at the Ziegfeld; Victor
Borge's one-man show has
crossed 100000. setting a
Golden Theater record this week
with $4,000. Leonofa Corbett
with Richard Aldrich. &. Julie
Andrews real Boy Friend is
playwright Bill Berney.. {. Tony
Curtis and Janet Leigh's six
Bridges to Cross" based on the
az million dollar Drinks rob-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
Hollywood
Jeanette Reported
Bound for Stage
BY SheiIoh Grohcm

Quote on Edmund Purdom by
Daryl Zanuck, in the London
papers-"he's the luckiest human
being ever to have lived. In films.
But The Egyptian was beyond
his powers. It should have come
later when he had more expe-
rience. It was written for Marion
Brando as a wild, crazy man.
Purdom was a rather duh
Englishman with a handsome
face. He has a tough road ahead
before he is as good as he is
handsome" don't agree. It
was tough role for anyone to
play.
More from Mr.. Zanuck in
David Lewin's column of the
Daily Express. on Richard Bur-
ton: Il put him among the
three finest actors in the world.
But even with The Robe (ex-
pected to make $4,000 5000 that
doesn't automatically make him
a star. I think that he, like
Laurence Olivier years ago, will
have a suffering start and i'm
press people slowly"
4 4 y II
Some news on Mrs. Edgar Ber-
gen: She was a hit in her New
Orleans night-club act, and is
getting offers to continue in Las
Vegas and at Bill Miller's Riviera
Club. When som cone told
Frances. at this rate, you may
catch up with Edgar" she
shushed, don't tell him"
released BY NANA).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03

HOLLYWOOD.
jeanette Macdonald, who
hasn't made a movie in dec
ade, stars on Broadway in the
not too remote future in MY
Royal Past" by Cecil Beaton.
the royal photographer. :.
Anita Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes" Loos is writing the
book, and the score is by Robert
Wright and George Forest. who
composed "Kismet." jeanette
plays, of all things. the great
aunt of Hermione Gingold!
Gene Tierney, broken heart all
patched up from the Ally Khan
thing, Is returning to 20th-Fox
in February to do the work that
heals all wounds. Joan Har-
rison, one of the few women pro-
ducers in pictures. Is now at CO.
lumbia and getting ready to pro-
duce. She's been abroad.
Marjorie Main has given up
her idea of retirement-goody
goody. And she could use good
partner-"but not Bert Lahr,"
says Marge. After my item here
that she wanted a new PA" for
the Kettle series. Marge was
flooded with mail that included
five proposals of marriage.
u
A note from Ron Randell In
London-that Huntington Hart
ford had showed the movie clip
of the opening of his marble
theatre in Hollywood--"and /
enjoyed your interview very
much. 1t was fun seeing Holly
wood again" You have to go
away sometimes to appreciate
California!
Dick Powell and Howard
Hughes were comforting all one
day last week. Hughes is deter
mined to get Dick in charge Of
RKO production.
Jose Ferrer's Moulin Rouge
has been withdrawn from the
theatres for a year. Then it win
60 out again to make another
fortune for John Huston ct al. I.
Starlet Charlotte Austin has
discovered Pete Rugulo who has
beaued some of the most beauti-
full gals in HOLLYWOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
| Where and When
! Current Theoter. Attractions
| And Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
Shubert "Glad Tidings"::
$3.50 pm.
Ambassador - "The Silver
Chalice";; /. 3:45. $50 and $40
pm.
Capitol-sDeep in My Heart;
11:15 am. las. 4:20. Z and $40
pm.
Colony - aIllicit Interlude";
$3.50. sos and 9:45 pm.
Columbia - Athena; 11:40
am. 1:4O. 3:45. 5:45. 7:50 and
$3.50 pm.
Dupont-"Romeo and Juliet;
II am. 1:35. AIS. 6:55 and 9:35
pm.
Keith's-"20,o00 Leagues I'M
der the Sea-: 10 am. 1920,
2:4o. sos. TBS and $50 pm.
Little - Garden of Eden:
1880. 3:15, ass. GAO. $40 and
1905 pm.
Macarthur High and Dry;
Sis. 8 and ESQ pm.
Metropolitan 1.-THE Silver
Chalice"; 11:25 am, 2. 4::3o. 7:05
and $40 pm.
Ontario-"Three Ring Circus"
1880. $3.50, $50. 7:3O and $50
pm.
Palace-"There's No Business
Like Show Business; 1875 am.
2:10. 4:40, 7:15 and $3.50 pm.
Playhouse-"The Sign of the
Pagan; II am, 1880. 2.40,
4:30, $40, BIS and 1910 pm,
Plaza 1.-THE Detective; IL,
1:40. 1920. S. 6:45. $3.50 and
1918 p.nA
Trans-Lux - "Phffft"; 1905
am. /. ESQ. 4:35. 6:25. $40,
and 9::55 pm.
Warner-"This is Cinerama";
$40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03

MY Secretary, Africa, Speaks
Dear Boss-Warn United States
performers to double-check re-
liability Of Australian promoters
before taking that long trip over
there. Money should be placed
in escrow in an American bank,
to play safe. u. Fanny COM
poser Harold Rome getting COM
edy wires after his Mount Sinai
surgery. "A new rear for the
New Year" was Josh Logan's
CHEEKY thought. -. Noel Cow
ards agents came to New York
to sign Hermione Gingold in an
English revival of ''Blithe Spirit. .
i. The Howard Keeis expect a
March stork. :. Tallulah Bank
head, on stage In Dear Charles
140 out of $50 minutes. apd talk
ing all that time, finally knows
what real happiness is. -. Big
Brother Week, Jan. 9-16.
Trendex TV rating system, step
ping up to 15-city basis. Febru-
airy l.
*k * Il
This Year Of Grace" a cap
sule of Grace Kelly's movie sue
cess, suggests Nat Brooks.
Hurd Hatfield's mother hospital
lied at st. Luke's. -. The David
Schwartzes expect Sir Stork.
She's Gertrude Berg's daughter.
Doris Duke holding hands
with Joe Castro at the Embers
!. AGvA's ex-prexy. Dave Fox,
died. /. Peggy Ann Garner and
Herald Trib's Bert McCord OPEN
ing night combo. MICS Bill
Stein shifts to Hollywood as top
aid to press chief Casey Shaw
han. Vic McLaglen's son
Andy, dating Diana Lynn.
Isaac Gimbel Post, American
Legion. shindig at the Statler,
Jan. 7 (they raised $4,000 In
10 years for veterans. Box
ing Commissioner Bob Christen-
berry, out Of the hospital, after
surgery. bedded with a virus at
tack. Persian to Persian" q
new TV show in Iran, wires
Charles James.
Bling Crosby's son, Dennis
dating Carolyn Wilson. :. Ethel
Norman to Hollywood, today. !,
The Harry Steinmans (Fran
Warren) named her Jody; the
Jim Pollards minneapolis Laker)
called him jeffrey: the Bill Elan
nigans Guy Lombardo's vocalist)
picked Carol Lynn; the Herr
VOLTS c'Masquerade Party pro.
ducer) named her Kathryn
Hilary. Bobo Rockefeller pre-.
fers Eddie Ackley. Lione,
Barrymore's novel about Holly.
wood will be finished by Benson
Wheeler. Dale Robertson
weds Mary Murphy in Februar,
when his divorce is final. /:
Secretary Of State John Foster
Dulles, guest speaker, YWCA
Centennial Inauguray luncheon
Waldorf, on the 18th tManil
Eisenhower pushing the buttor
in Washington to light the cake)
S. Elderly bearded man IL
shorts. ice-skating at Rockefeller
rink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03

tition. ! Il. It made a sweep OF
eight prizes and something like
.$12 million with last years
"From Here to Eternity" It
is more than likely to turn in
a repeat performance for 1854
with ION the Waterfront" ;.
There had been nothing like it
in Columbia's experience since
way back in the 30s when Frank
Capra was its dazzling man and
was turning out pictures like
1T Happened One Night" Mis-
ter Deeds" etc.
Columbia, chortling in its new
born prestige recently announced
a 10 million dollar fund for
promoting the production Of
plays and for buying the
same plays if they prove success
full. 1t is a far cry from the
day when the studio majored in
the production of program pic
lures. BIS, as they were called.
Another major minor, or
minor major, with a CLINT in its
eye is Universal = International.
-. Spectacles starring Yvonne
de Carlo, and saddle operas were
its Hottest purpose not too long
ago. :. A couple of 1854 Grade
A dramas. Magnificent Obes-
sion" and "Sign Of the Pagan"
turned its thoughts to profits
with honor ffirst and last pun of
1850. !. 1t dwells happily on
the prospects of much more of
both.
r. X +
PERONALITY PARADE: Part
of Columbia's plan for a more
blissful future is a peace treaty
with Miss Rita Hayworth. !.
After an uncongenial year DUR
ing which Miss Hayworth took
the studio to court. they are 60
ing to give harmony another go.
=. Miss Hayworth will make a
couple Of pictures for the COM
pany at 100000 base pay each.
And they will go over the
books together on previous pro-
auctions involving percentage
payments. Project A for the
star and studio is Joseph and
His Brethren" :. which shows
the quality of literature both are
going in for these days.
Why money should keep
dominating this column is a
puzzle (the January bills. no
doubt. -. Nevertheless, we are
fascinated with Playwrig h t
George Axlerod's confession to
Theater Arts that he expects to
make atmilron out of 1.-THE Seven
Year Itch. That's before
taxes, of course. !. But, before
or after, a million dollars is good
writing money. The better
for being Mr.. Axlerod's income
from a play he wrote in so
hours. :. What a way to spend
go hours!
The triumph Of Gian-Carlo
Menotti's THE Saint of Blocker
Street" Is unqualified enough
that he will be able to. call his
next hit, in all candor. an
opera. :. That his newest work
is labelled a musical play" is a
joke between Menotti, Producer
Chandler Cowles, the critics. and
the ecstatic public. j. The Play
wrights' Company which found
Joan Fontaine when it lost De-
borah Kerr last summer in "Tea
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and Sympathy" now wants q
successor to Miss Fontaine !.
who viii be leaving shortly for
Hollywood :. but will be happy
to return to Broadway now that
she has tasted its admiration +. !.
and its warmth to film stars
who so long viewed Broadway
with suspicion.
+ ~
PROJECTS: The most trust
worthy piece Of writing as the
basis for a musical is an estab-
lished piece of writing. !.
Under way for production is
Voltaire's "Candide," for which
/ Leonard Bernstein is writing a
score. =. His first since that
for Wonderful Town" !.
Also in the works. for Spring
production, is a musical version
of that unforgettable movie.
Seventh Heaven. 1t will
bring Gloria de Haven to
Broadway.
William Saroyan and the the
alter will have January recon-
citation. :. This with the City
Center's revival Of Saroyan's
1.-THE Time of Your Life" star
ring Franchot Tone, Gloria
Vanderbilt, Myron Mccormick
and Harold Lang. for two weeks
January 1890. =. Noel Coward
| is slated to return to Broadway
next season. in reportory OF
two Coward plays. They
will be alternated weekly, to
keep the author-star from get
ting restless.
III - y
ETC, ETC: A memo from
Frank LaFalce brings the intelli-
gence that Sasha Lukas, Troika
night club star here for many
seasons, is the Hollywood Bub-
lichki clubs musical maestro.
Fireside Theater's play for
February publication is THE
Golden Apple" i. The Phoenix
Theater's prize-winning musical
of last season. Truman Ca
pote whose blouse Of Flowers"
musical has settled in for a
Broadway stay will be the Insti-
tute of Contemporary Arts lee
turer here on January IA. !.
He will discuss and read his own
works. There will be no
room for guests on the occasion
of Capote's appearance at Cor
coran Gallery. =. The full. rich
flavor of those recent hit Shore
ham Blue Room floor shows will
be continued in the one opening
tonight under the baton of Bar
nee. The singing violins, the
four guitars and the Shoreham's
ballerinas will provide the basis
of the show, headlined by dane
ers Lorraine and Drummer: ;. !.
Make a note of Wednesday as
the date of the Montgomery
Players tryouts for MY Three
Angels" the Spewacks' very
funny comedy. Rosemary
Balm, director, will preside over
the additions to be held at $3.50
pm. In the areas Recreation
Center on Norwood drive. !.
On the same date. 1880 pm.
Theater Lobby will hold registra-
tions for the second semester of
its workshop, acting, speech,
modern dance and choral music
J courses.
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Northwestern Students
To Stude Three Dramas

Students of Northwestern High
School will present three one
act plays at the schools annual
play tournament at 1880 pm
tomorrow In the school gym
nasium.
Life Of the Party" a comedy,
will be presented by the sopho-
more class. The Junior class will
enact Light Romance, Dots and
Dashes," while the seniors will
present the tragedy, "Mooncalf
Mugford."