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Evening star., 1955-07-01
Dodgers Hurting for Cotchers
AS Third -Stringer Takes Over

BROOKLYN, July / R.-
Dixie Howell win catch for the
Dodgers against the Pirates to-
might as the National League
leaders attempt to absorb q wave
lof injuries that. under normal
conditions, could be disastrous
But these aren't normal con-
|ditions. as the Dodgers are coast
ling along on . 13-game lead over
lsecond-place Milwaukee.
Howell, the veteran catcher
who has been on the verge oi
being released several times, has
moved up from third string to
first string as Q result Of injuries
10 Roy Campanella and Rube
Walker.
Campanella, whose injured
hand was q factor In the Dodg-
lers' loss to the Giants last year,
suffered q knee injury when
lstrnck by o foul tip In st. Louis
almost two weeks ago and has
appeared only briefly twice since
then. He collected four hits In
1--we attempts including two dou-
lhles against the Cubs June 81
before being replaced by Walker.
He has been ordered to rest for
labout 10 days.
Walker was knocked out OF
action by Willie Mays in the
eighth inning at Ebbets Field
yesterday. The Giants outfieldel
collided with Walker while try
ing to score from second on q
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|coee Coach Quits
After ~ Years

CUMBERLAND. July / (R.-
Walter Louis Bowers. basketball
coach at Allegany High School
for 20 years. has been relieved
of his coaching duties at his own
request.
Ralph r.. Webster. superin-
|tendent Of schools, said 25-year-
old Robert Eugene Shaw, who
played for Bowers during the
|l940s. had been named to re-
place him.
Bowers said, I'm beginning
Ito feel the wear and tear.
think it's about time I stepped
out" He win continue to teach
physical education at Allegany.
Bowers. now So, came to Ale
|gany as football coach in 1926,
Ia post he held ii years. A ma
tive Of Hagerstown, he had been
graduated from the University
of MARYLAND.
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eAMPANELLA TOP VOTE GETTER
AII-Stor BolIoting Ends
Tonight; Record Likely

CHICAGO. July R-Ths
1855 Nationwide All-Star base
ball poll-heading toward a rec
ord total-closeS at midnight TO-
night.
The latest tabulation showed
4.496. .956 ballots have been cast
to name the American and Ma
tional League starting lineups
for the 22d All-Star Game ir
Milwaukee County Stadium July
IL. That figure already exceed.
the 1854 total Of 4.272.470 votes
The all-time high is 4.637, "a;
ballots. established in l949.
Roy Campanella, Brooklyn
catcher, out Of the lineup witt
a broken kneecap. still remains
the highest individual vote-get.
ter with l,273.419.
Final returns will be an.
nounced Monday. There wer,
no major changes In today'l
latest tabulation.
The .16 players elected vii
start and appear for at least
three innings. barring illness ol
injury. The pitchers, additiona
outfelders,. infielders and catch
ers will be named by the oppos'
ing All-Star managers, AL LOPEZ
Of the Indians and Leo Durochel
Of the Giants.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
fIRET BAeE--Vernon. washington
l.S2S,527; Power, KANSAS City, 1,194.
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MAJOR LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RATING KaNs nss.e,i 5ssssS on as l7S a Ct @ bats. :
$50; Smith; Cleveland. and .Kuenn,
RuNsansie o o Nea fofs sis'eaad ss; smitS aiS
aoodnsn. Boston. .i5s' s.; 9TsstGl' Tutsle.' g.: g.:
runs JtsSl', ,s2azfirED 2zfi ,S--yens.n. Boston. 50:
New York. 81; Delsing. Detroit, A.
HiTS-Kaline, ( Detroit. l02; Smith,
Cleveland, 90; Fox, chicaso, s5;
|D0GBIEs = Finigan, Kansas City, 81;
White, Boston. n; Goodman, Boston
and Smith. Cleveland, I8; Piersall.
|TRIPIEs-Mantle, New York, =. Ka.
ana Carey, New York. s; Aso Fox. chsi.
HONE RUNs-Mantie, New York ~.
zernial, Kansas, City. IL: Jensen, Bos.
ton. 10; Zauchin, Boston, Is; Kaline
| Detroit, and Berra. New York, IA.
sT0LEN EASES-Rivera. Chicago, IL;
z: Jensen. Boston; Busby, Chicaeo;
game Detroit and Hunter, New
PITCHING Ten q. tbsssd On s d.eisions,--
Aorssn. New ycrk. 80. 80. loo; SoS WYNN; WYNN.
cago, 90. SIS: Ford. New YORK, S s.s,
|sTRIKEOUTs - Score, Cleveland. 100,
Turley,, New York. liz; Sullivan, Bos.
ton; q; Hoeft, Detroit. SO; Garcia,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING tbased on IT'S at bats)--Ash.
burn, Philadelphia, .353; CampaneIia,
srooklyn. sSs. yIL $50; Aaron, Milwaukee,
New New yorf. sila0n .sas! g. Louis aga; Mueller
RUNS -snider. Brooklyn, SO; Bruton
MnLwsukse, 20: Gillian, Brooklyn. 81;
reese, Brooklyn. 51; Logan. Milwal.
BUNS BxTTED IN-snider, BROOKLYN
q; Campanella, Brooklyn, "a; Ennis
Phi,iiadelphia, PHI 81; Kluszewski. Cinein.
HIIs-Asron. Miiwaukee. rs; s. Mueller
New York, .e3: Bruton, Milwaukee, 9i;
Kluszeyski, Cincinnati. and Dark. New
and Iesan. ss Esssi iss ls hss.s ssa
y yB3rS0klyn, and Post, Cincinnati. Is.
Baker, Chicago, and Ashburn. Phila'
HOME dMstRn'ii isiuSss-sn,d.r. Brooklyn. "a
York, 20; Campanella. BROOKLYN, 10;
Banks. Chicago, and Mathews, Nil.
sTSLakN Saakse' snsEs a; Rover. .. ,or,. -
Gillian. BROOKLYN. ii; Bruton. Mi.
| waukee, 10; Temple. Cincinnati. e.
| Baker. Chicago; Mays, New York, anc
Moon, st. Louis, 8.
4 connbe, Brooklyn, I3-1, .929: Labine
Brooklyn. 6-1, .S57; Arroyo. st. Louis
9-2, .S1S; Loes, Brooklyn, 7-2, .77S;
srs9kE S9llgM, EG,r,Tg ,GTtgncinnst: 6-2; 80; -
Conley, Milwaukee, S5: Roberts, Phila.
/ delphia. "a; Newcombe, Brooklyn, So
Haddix. st. Louis. II.
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BRAVES, 4; GUS, 4
Totals 34Il 247 +.

Rans-kiksis, Baker. Jackson. chiti,
Hruton CD. Logan, Thomson. Adcock,
| lO,Conneii Runs batted in--Jackson,
| Thomsen. Adcoek S2). s:rone. TNO-bass
l-Jaekson. Chit. Crandall. Adcock,
Stolen bases--Brpton la). saeFince--
iBaker, Double piays--Logan % o'Con.
Adcock. Left % Lases--Chtcagd q;
HasEsr. Hlas1.iS' /: ID yeficost 2: " or conIsy, 4
sr C crGps .o.t ], srSsk Ss ss1: ssss Issssr s;'s
on Hacker, In innings: on Jeffcost
IN III innings; od Davis. 0 In u
Inning; l M O. ccn,ez q ,,n 10 n e% ni minis;
| IN innings. Runs and earned runs
lon Hacker. 3-3: Oh sefcoaE 40: ofI
Davis. 90: oG ccnley, -; o. yehnson
ICrone t3.I. Losing pitcher--Jeffeoai
(6-3l. Time-2:30.. Attendance--3l .332
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$50; Dropo, chieaso. 4o1 .14a: wertz.
Cleveland. 31s.4i7. Fain. Detroit. ze2,'
SECOND sAsE-Fox. chicaso, 1.e4s..
III; Ayila, Cleveland. 1.219.4Os: Nc
Wsshinston. ss7.li4; Goodman. Boston
Pisisi THiRp BAsK-pinisan. kansas city
Rosen, Cleveland 74s,1i0: Carey, Mes
York, 355.4Ol: Hatfield, Detroit. 1925
sHoRTsroP--Knenn. Detroit. 1885.
Hunter Hun cisss.s'e sss YORK casssss sieSa
Cleveland. 30e.2si: klaus. Boston
1Li1sri 1LLik1ssTrti1ErD-wiriams. Boston. l.,
5ss ninoso. hic chiessoa ansss soi 81, kinsr
Cleveland. 273.l0l; Eoren. New York
cciEsSSiTERFIELD-Mantle, New York
TassI: n:.rO DHes as.i P.rsa issl sos
ton, ae1 .606. Busby. Chicago. 2i7,073
RI0HTFHLD-Kalin Detroit, J.,
zT2.6S3: Bauer. New York, 903.421
sssssG s0sss ssass Rsi:r. chissss saso
c2TcHER-serra, New YORK. l.274.
1852: Lollar, Chicsgo.. S02.1igi Hesan
Sl:selsa e5,,nsS ns9 Wnts RSs.oS sl
NATIONAL LEAGUE
FIRST BAeE-Klussewski, Cincinnati
Hodges. BrcoEiyn. 6Si,59S: fondy. chi
cage; Sl4;So2: Long, PItsbursh. lss.i5l
1881 .954: schoendienst. st. Lonii
/ 1,224.319: Hammer, Philadelphia, IL 03,
1856; O'Conne1l. Milwaukee, 397. .I01; Gil
liam, Brooklyn, 364, ,626.
THIRD BASE--Mathews, Milwaukee
/ l,23S.142; Jackson, Chicago, 1,226, ,829
Robinson. Brooklyn. 621 .403: Jone.
philadelphia. 212.9Ss: Thompson. Me-
i0sfi 0ssfHioRaTssTTeoIP asTeIP = Logan, Milwauke
I,241,5e3: Banks, Chicago. f,333,277
Reese, Brooklyn. 702,414; Dark. Me-
York, 61i.325; Mcmillan. Cincinnati
cENTERFrELD - snider, Brooklyn
Il b .152.6ls: AshbuEns Philadelphia. /, Isl,
AL; Mays, New York. 1,li8.392:. Virdor
lst, LOUIS. 2S6.073: Brnton. Milwauke,
LEFTFIELD-Lockman, New York, 1,
goo 1872; Ennis, Philadelphia, 1.2OI, ,45d
Speake Chicaso, 524,109s Thomson
Mtlwaukee, 321,762: Amoros, Brooklyn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., New Yor,
l,237.404: Aaron, Milwaukee, s66,307
Post, Cincinnati, 319,226: Moon, 81
Louis, 256.193: Furillo, Brooklyn, 23s
CATCHER - campanella, Brooklyr
1 .27S,419; Chit, Chicago, 506,216: Sar
mi, st. Louis. 462,70s: Burgess, Cincin
natl, 40l 1896; Westrum. New York. ass,
i4~Os t
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BASEBALL
Continued From Page C-l

Continued From Page ,C-1
Tribe has three scheduled with
Kansas City and two with De-
troit. The Indians are A
against Detroit, S-2 against the
Athletics.
The Tigers, just 2ia behind
Cleveland, and Boston. another
Ia games back, have the easiest
tasks ahead next to the Yankees
The Tigers play eight Of their
next IL games against the AS
who they've beaten in five OF
eight meetings. The Red SoS
have II games on tap-the two
at New York and nine against
Washington and Baltimore,
against whom they're 1873.
Detroit wrapped up a sweep
Of its three-game set with the
White Sox yesterday as Ray
Boone pumped a two-run homer
in the eighth to overhaul So
Chicago lead. That made it SIX
out of seven for the Tigers and
victory No. 8 for Steve Gromsk,
who was tapped for a 430-foot
home run by Minnie Minoso with
q man on in the sixth.
Dodgers Win In 11th.
FfrSt.place BROOKLYN came
from behind three times to beat
the Giants. 6-5. in II innings
on George Shuba's pinch single,
and Milwaukee regained second
place from Chicago as the Braves
scored four unearned runs in the
eighth to beat the Cubs. IA. in
the only National League action
Willie Mays hammered home
run No 20 with a mate on fol
q 5-3 New York lead in the 10th
But the Dodgers came back te
tie, with Duke Snider's triple
and Jackie Robinson's sacrifice
bunt scoring the runs. Ed Roe.
buck won it in relief Of Dor
Newcombe. Ray Monzant lost
1t, becoming the sixth Giant
pitcher after Manager Leo Du-
rocher sent FIVE pitchers in tt
face five Brooklyn batters in thu
10th and 18th
Rube Walker. replacing the in.
jured Roy Campanella behint
the plate for Brooklyn, himself
was injured in a home-plate col
lision with Mays-which leaves
the job to Dixie Howell, a third
stringer
Randy Jackson's error openes
the gates for the Braves. whit
had a two-run blast by Joe Ad'
cock In the big inning. Ra,
Crone won in relief. with Chi.
cago's ace fireman, Hal JEFF.
coat. the loser.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

ground hall by Gail Harris.
Walker tagged him for q double
play but suffered q badly bruised
shoulder and win be out for two
|or three days.
The Dodgers beat the Giants,
|6-5. in II innings yesterday to
keep right on rolling just the
same.
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Title Defense Plonned

TOKYO. July / Up Orient
Lightweight Champion omsap
|Naruphai Of Thaiiand win de-
fend his title against veteran.
|battle-scarred Masashi Akiyama
iof Japan July IS at Osaka. the
Japan Boxing Commission an
|nounced today. Naruphai. II.
won the title from Bonnie Es-
lpinosa Of the Philippines last
April in Bangkok. Akiyama, 80.
lost the crown to Espinosa in
September.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
TIGERS. 3; WHITE sox. 3.

Totals 30 7s7e Totals SO 727 Is
singled for Trucks in Tth.
Ran for Keli tn 18th.
Ran for Moss in 9th.
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sSS sSs ess sSs aSs aS9 -;

Runs-Dark, Lockmen III, MAYA Ter
Williger. Gillian. Reese. snider cd.
Amoros, Furiiio. Errors--Hodges, New
Iccmbe Terwiiliser. Runs batted in.-
mueller. Thompson. Robinson ~.
lHodges. Howell, Mays CD. Snider. Shuha.
lTwo-hase hits-Lockman. Thompson.
tThree-base hit--Snidsr. Home run
Mays. Stolen hases--Teruiiiiser, Rhodes.
Sacrifices--Mueller, Furil1o, Robinson.
Howell sacrif1ce hies--H HodEes. Howell.
Double plays--Terwiliigef to Harris;
Gillian 70 Hedges TO Walker. Left on
lbases--NeN York. q; Brooklyn. 8. Bases
on bsIls-on Hearn, 3: on Monsant, I:
lon Newcombe. 2; on 0pooner. i; on
lR0ebuck. /. Struck out-By Hearn. 1;
,by Grissom. 3; By Mccall, I; by New
lcombe. Q: by Spooner, Il; by Roebuck. 2.
lHits-on Hearn. in innings: of
drissoni. 4 IN 35a innings; on Wilhelm.
10 Ia q inning ffaced one batter IN 19thl;
Ioff Mccall. 0 IN inning: on Qiel, Q
i'm V inning; on Monzant. 1 in V in
ming: OF NeWeombe. 5 IL 4 innings; %
ISpooner, 0 In INNINGS: on Roebuck,
~ In 2 inninGs. Runs and earned rum
or Hearn. 2-2; Oh Gyisson, 3-3: on
wilhelm. 90; oh Mccall. 90; on diel,
loo: on Monzant. Ill; OF Newcorbel
t3-2. on Spooner. 90; on Roebuck, 2-2
winning pitcher,--Roebuek ts.3). LOSING
Ipitcher--Monzant t0-4l. Time--S:24
.434.
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Huns-kuenn. Tuttle, KaIine. Boone,
aromek. Runs hstted in--Tuftls. Boone
tsl. Minoso s2l, Nieman. Two-hass
Stolen base-Torseson sacrihees--Ciro.
max, Jackson. Double play--carFasquel
to Fox TO jackson. Left on bases
Detroit. s; CHICAGO. .. Bases on BALI
T-nek. ssfs; sfs,,ct oI,fRv III IremsK, nlc,r,si q
Aits-Od FornieIes, In innings:
on Trucks. 2 In 8 INNINGS: on consuegra
z In innings. Runs and earned runs
on Fornieles, ~: on Trucks. 90
Hit BY pitcher-By 0romek (Kelll
Winning pitcher-Grouiek tS-4) Losins
pitcher--consuegra t5-3). Time-2:14
LAttendnncA-h.016.
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DoDcERso6; GIANTS, s
totals 20 7rsI Is Totals 80 10 % ] Z

'rotals 30 7x31 IS Totals SO 10 % IS
safe on error for Katt In 7th.
2 Struck out for Hearn In 18th.
3 Grounded cut for 6pooner In 9Th.
Struck out for Giel In 11th.
singled for Roebuek IN i1th.
One out when winning run was
scored.
s.: s::slIss Esst sSs sss sss sss sss sss ssss:: ss:
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; More for BouImetis

| oCEANPoRT. N. j.. July / tF)
Sammy Boulmetis, who rode
three winners at Monmouth Park
Monday. did 1t again yesterday
His winners were Beau Fond
$4.80: Wreck Master. IS, and
Flag Oficer, 81.
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Double Pays $l,210

CINCINNATI. July R.--
The daily double at River Downs
race track paid s1.210.80 to IL
lucky ticket holders yesterday.
Be Yourself, S to /, and Great
Neck. so to l, were the winning
horses.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
MINOR LEAGUES
By the Associated Press


PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Los Anseies. IL: Portland. z tis me
san Dieso. Z: san Francisco. 4 I'll IN
hollywood, IL; Sacramento. 10.
Oakland at Seattle. POSTPONED.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto. 4: Columbus. 3.
Montreal. l3. Havana. g.
Buffalo, 3; Richmond f.
syracuse At Rochester. postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver, l9. st. Paul, 3.
Minneapolis at Omaha. postponed.
Only games Schedu,ed.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Shreveport, 8 Houston, tl0-inning
tie. called time limit.
san Antonio. 2: Beaumont. O.
Dallas. Z: Fort worth, 5,
soUTHEIN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock. 10; Chattanoosa. 8.
Atlanta, q; Mobile, O.
Birmingham. 8: New Orleans, g.
Nashville, IL; Memphis. o.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Allentown, 10. Wilkes Barre, 3.
ksaoing. binshampton: 3.
Albany, z; Willianasport. 9;
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
MONTGOMERY. SIS; Macon, 2--1s.
AUGUSTA. 3--5; Columbus 1---7.
savannah. 4: Charlotte. 3.
Columbia, z; Jacksonville. 4.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
portsmouth,, g: Hagerstown. 2.
Nortoik. 4 Lancaster, 5.
Sunbury. q; LynrhburR, 4.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
D. ths As.oslated Pres

Los Angeles--pon Grant. III, Los
Angeles, stopped shamus Jones. 173,
Boise. Idaho. Nlstey Rhodss lse,s.
siimini, ,. W. I-Yama bahama.
az4iss Bimini. stopped Battling Doagias.
1904. Nassau. 2.
Evening star., 1955-02-05

HOLLYWOOD.
Jack Benny will take Gisele
Mackenzie with him to the Lon
don Palladium this summer.
Since Gisele appeared on Jacks
television show, every movie
studio here is in hot pursuit OF
her contractwiSe, with warmers
having the edege.
Which reminds me. Jack War
ner is giving a party for JACK
Webb tonight and, at the same
time, Sonia Henie is tossing a
fabulous circus party" at Clro's
for $50 of Hollywood's top CLAM
our set, including Lana Turner,
Lex Barker, expectant mamas
Judy Garland. Mrs. Robert Cum
mings and Elizabeth Taylor;
Cary Grant, the Gene Kellys, Kirk
Douglas, Rock Hudson. Ann
Blyth and Liberace. Theren be
hot time in the old town to-
night.
Terry Moore is bidding local
SWANS au revoir. She's of for
some play-acting in Miami. .
Kirk Douglas is looking for a
good story for his independent
company. It's wonderful to see
hlm and his pretty bride so
happy. X
Ann Blyth goes back to Las
Vegas for two weeks at some
thing like $4,000 per week. Her
freshness is like a flower in those
smoke filled halls. -. Well, what
do you know! Pier Angel has de-
cided to cut her pretty top-knot.
George Sanders likes Virginia
Warren almost as much as he
liked Zsa Zsa in the beginning.
Joan Crawford just COM
pleted her seth movie. And
Jane Powell wants to do opera
on the stage.
II II 4 *
Cinderella story: Jayne Mans
field is the pet of London cinema
society after her underwater dip
at Howard Hughes premiere Of
underwater" in Florida. The
event was covered by the British
press who fell for Jayne hook,
line and sinker. Now Jayne, who
Evening star., 1955-02-05
Howard Players
Stage Rainbow

The Howard University
Players will open 4 might
run of the musical comedy, Fin
ian's Rainbow" at $3.50 pm.
February Is in Spaulding Hall on
the campus.
The production will be under
the direction of Owen Dodson,
professor of drama. and Mark
Fax, of the music faculty. will
serve as musical director. Dances
have been staged by Doris Jones
and Clara Haywood, settings by
Thomas Unthank, an costumes
by DR.. Anne Cooke.
Heading a cast of IS will be
James w. Butcher, Elene John
son, James Brown, Victor Wright
and Barbara Ann Miller.
Evening star., 1955-02-05
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

Stage.
NatiOnal-"The Dark Is Light
Enough: 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Shubert-Jose Greco and His
Spanish Dancers; 2:30 and $3.50
pm.
Arena-"The Miser";; 2::3O and
$50 pm.
Catholic University - "TLe
Playboy of the Western World;
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Battle Cry;
/, $40, 6:25 and 9.l5 pm.
Capitol-"Carmen Jones': II
am. l, 3:05, Sis, 7:25. 9:40 and
1850 pm.
Colony-"The Big Day; $50.
$40 and 9:55 pm.
Columbia - six Bridges to
Cross; II am, /, 8, S, I, 9:05
and HOS pm.
DupOnt-"Romeo and Juliet.
II am, 1875. AIS, 6:s5, 9:35 and
1859 pm.
Keith's-"20.OOo Leagues Un-
der the Sea-; 10 am, 1890,
2;40. S. 7:15. 9::35 and 11:55 pm.
Little - Garden of Eden;
1880. 3:15, ASS, $40. $40 and
1905 pm.
MacArthur-"The Little Kid
nappers"; 2, 3:55, 5:45. 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Metropolitan - Battle Cry;
10 am, 1910. 3:20. 6, $40 and
1920 pm.
Ontario-"So This Is Paris;
1, sos, Sis, 7:25, 9:35 and II 40
pm.
Palace - "Vera Cruz; 1880
am, 1880, 3:35, 5:35, TAO. 9:45
and HAS pm.
Playhouse-"The Sign of the
Pagan: II am, 12:45, 2:35,
4:20, 6:10, 7:55, 9:45 and 11:35
pm.
Plaza - "The Detective; IL,
lao, 3:20. S. GAS, $3.50. 1918
and 1859 pm.
Trans-Lux "The Country
Girl; 10:45 am, 12:40. 2:40,
4:35, $50. 8:35, and l0:35 pm,
1915 am.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";
2, S and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1955-02-05
Two Groups Set
Cast Reudinus

Two amateur theater groups
have announced tryouts for
forthcoming productions will be
held the first of next week.
The Foundry Players will cast
Monday and Tuesday at $3.50
pm. in the Dramatic Hall of
Foundry Church, Sixteenth and
P streets NV. The plays are
"A Mans House." a historical
drama, and Tooth Over Shave, "
a comedy.
The Arlington Players will be
looking for aspirants to fill roles
in Phillip Moeller's Helena S
Husband" at 8 pm. Tuesday
in the Dolly Madison School,
Glebe and Twenty-fourth roads,
Arlington.
Evening star., 1955-02-05
Hollywood
Film Colony Is Set
For q Big Night
By Sheiloh Grohom

wasn't even in Underwater" has
a seven-year contract at War
nerS.
Marion Brando sat through
eight showings of East of Eden"
to see how good James Dean
really is. 'Tis said Marion is
really worried about this new
conner, who acts just like him
both on and off screen. Won
der if James can chew gum like
Brando.
Dan Duryea is looking for
what he calls a sympathetic
script-one where I might kill
a few people," he says. but
where 1 don't shoot anyone in
the back"
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1955-02-05
AIRPORT

AHDUMQT Arlington
tAk1E WA OF. 4-6io0
HELL AND HIGH WATER" (Cine-
mascopeJ, RICHARD WIDMARK. at
$40 and 9:55: Plus CROSSED
at $50 and 30. Cartoon. Lo-
Gated in Arlington on U. s. Route /.
Just over the 14th st. Bridge. Sunday,
DEEP IN MY HEART and RIVER
BEAT"
Evening star., 1955-02-05

Sun Mon. Tues SITTING BULL"
Color, CinemaScope.
Evening star., 1955-02-05

heart but to warm it and the
Washingtonian who lets it slip
by him, his kinfolk or his
neighbors, does So at his own
risk.
In its utterly simple way. "The
Little Kidnapers" has more to
reveal of the human comedy, to-
gether with its wistful under
tones, than all the supercolossal
productions that will be turned
out in the calendar year. 1855. It
achieves this in relating the ex-
perience of two small boys who
appropriate baby because they
need something to love, an ex-
perience moviegoers will find as
amusing as it's meaning is aston
iShing.
The innocent charmerS who
catapulted 1.-The Little Kidnap-
pers" onto all 10-best lists are an
8-year-old named Jon Whiteley
and one half that age, Vincent
Winter. If they don't grow up
to be the greatest Hamlet and
Hotspur of their day. injustice Is
more rampant than anyone
thinks.
X X x
Neil Patterson wrote the novel
and the screenplay of THE Little
Kidnappers." He could not have
started more happily than with
two bright-eyed orphans who
come to live with their majes-
tically stern, but just, grand
father. The latter fiercely as
cetic man may deny his grand
sons the puppy they want, but
he can keep them petless only
until they find a live baby in
the family's lonely hills.
The baby solves the problem
of something for the lads to love.
But it also creates appallingly
new problems such as how to
furtively feed and protect the
infant and, most of all, how to
conceal its existence.
The treatment of this situation
in the film directed by Philip
Leacock is wondrous revelation
of the vaunted ingenuity of boys,
especially two named Whiteley
and Winter. Wizards the latter
are in revealing the intensity Of
the whole gamut of boy feelings.
at it's most touchingly hilarious
when the smaller lad asks what
the older intends to do with the
baby.
The latter, it turns out, has
prepared for this contingency
along with all others.
"Well keep it year." he says,
until it develops a mind of its
own. Then, if it wants to hit
the road. we'll let it."
x r + x
There is much more to THE
Little Kidnappers" than the in
cident of the baby. 1t has many
dramatic things to say on the
dourness of homes where religion
is a darkness and of the impact
resolute and artful innocence
can have on the sternest of
grandfathers. But in its treat
ment of such a somber theme.
the MacArthur's film is unfail-
ingly cheerful when it is not be-
ing outrageously comic.
The adults in the cast are just
fine. too: Duncan Macrea as the
grandfather, Jean Anderson as
the kindly but firm grand
mother; Adrienne Corri as the
repressed daughter, and Theo-
dore Bikel as the latters suitor.
AS there should be, there's a
hearty musical score to heighten
the jaunty flavor of "The Little
Kidnappers."
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The Posing Show
Little Nidnoppers' q Gem;
Big Day Opens at Colony
By Joy carmody
By Joy cormody

Jacques Tati, the howlingly
funny hero of "Mr. Hulot's Holi-
day." is up to some more tricks
in "The Big Day" which opened
yesterday at the Colony theater
Some Of these are extraordi-
narily comic in their invention,
THE BIG DAY" Borrah Minnevitch
picture, produced by Fred Grain. screen
play by Jacques Tati, Henri Marquet
and Rene Wheeler. music BY Jean Yatove.
At the Colony.
The Cast.
The POstman JACQUES TATI
Circus Owner Guy Decomble
Circus Assistant Paul Frankear
Old Lady Saula Reliie
The Girl Marie fallee
The Barber Rafal
Cafe Owner Beauvais
Cinema Operator DeleassOn
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Films Of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"THE BAREFOOT CONTESSA"-Humphrey BOgart makes
star of Ava Gardner.
"HANSEL AND GRETELBright Techncolor fantasy for the
young set
"NfOGAMBO"-Clark Gardner collide in Africa
"NIGHT Peck os the Communist in Berlin
"ON THE INSTRUMENTATION Brando in a drama
Of violence.
"REAR WINDOW"-Grace Kelly Jimmy Stewart by
Hitchcock.
Evening star., 1955-02-05
Gallery to Show
Films onArt

Three films on 18th century
French art will be shown at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday in the Cor
coran Gallery of Art.
Included will be graphic ma
terial by Daumier, Gavarni and
Champin, in addition to Degas'
ballet paintings and works by
Renoir. Gallery members will be
admitted free of charge.
Evening star., 1955-02-05

The movie of the year to fall in
love with is THE Little Kidnap-
pers," new screen attraction at
the Macarthur Theater.
This British production Is not
merely a film to delight the