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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22

COLORED-9O8 vARNUM OF. NV.
Sole. rms. with privls.. on car.
line: also attic apt. unfurn. -23
COLORED - 1908 WYOMING AVE.
N.W.-Nicely furnished double rms. |:
convenient 70 transportation: priv
ileges; refined employed people. DU.
CoLORED-A-sIZE ROOM, for 1
person; kit. priyils. S26 mo-. BY
month only. AID. 4-l904. after 6 pm.
81
COLORED-LGE.. NEWLY DEC. fri.
rm-; lady or mother and child: home
priviis.; pvt. phone. ia. 9-SSS7.
coLoRED-ROOM. FURN. and un-
Turn. Home privilege. Children
accented. Reasonable rates. NO.
7-0S9I, CO. 5-5943. -2S
COLORED-LARGE front room with
reirlgerator; cooking and laundry
priyils. RA. 3-2145. "a
COLORED-62 BRYANT N.W.-Lge.
dble. front. sunny, twin beds. Newly
dec. AL priyils. Blk. transp. Reas.
Nicely furn. Ii. 6-7S23. -2S
COLORED-202I FLAGLER PL, NV.
Room for settled empl. gent. $50
month: no. 2-5522.
COLORED = 18th AND EUCLID
Large, attractive. Privileges. 81
week. AID. 4-8O39. 24s
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. EVERYTHING; Just opened
Apis; SCI. dbl. rooms, Sc to S12 wk.
Conv.: 735 N. Capitol. 10. 1-44S6.
LARGE FRONT RooM-oood trans
portation; settled couple; 927 E st.
ne, Ii. 4-634S. -23
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, overlooking
Capitol at Union Station PIX. 3-rm.
furn; apt, Sl5 week. ia. 5-Q0l1.
ai47 r N.W.-BsMT. sTUDIO-Re-
frigerator, grill, clock radio, TV, air.
foam mattress; S9-$15. Elk. 3-6633.
1924 Sth ST. N.w.-clean. quiet. IN k.
CAPITOL HILL - Everything furn. !:
newly furn. and decorated; reas
rent. 2 9Th st. ne, "a =,
Ink. room. $3.50 week. or larger
one, SO week pa
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Century Apartments

1851 18th ST. NV.
One bedrm.. liv. nm, dinette. kit
and bath; besut furn.: S135 per
m me-; sle C.1 bids, sec; sery;: ADULTS
INSPECT &c Co AP sa5 &c. sef s s5ss e
PHELPS. INC. Ma: $4,000. rs
COLORED-NEAR 10th AND L SITS,
N.W:--7Lge. 3-rm. apt, SO wk. Some
older cpie. RuBfN. J te' $780, a be a.
$3.50 and $40 pm,
COLORED-3-RM. APT. with pvt.
kit. and bath. $40 incl. utils, Ii.
o9EeSE R,.i ssa NV .1 and o sSs
coLoREbGsii KENTUCKY AVE.
S.E.---3 rms, incl porch. 2nd f.,
excel. cond.. nice bsnt. reas.: utils.
II. 4.7Ss9 or HA. 2-ss60. Il
cot 1IRd;L ia, FARRAGUT ST: NV.
bath: util. incl. HE. 4-53Os. az
COLORED-2335 18th ST. NV
Furn. apis: new refgrs.. new stoves:
redec. AID. 1880. 20
COLORED--EFFICIENCY APT. for
quiet sober couple; private kitchen;
1906 Belmont I'd. NV, Apt. No. /.
csoMIokEips oe: NEATLY FTRN.
APARTMENTS, we'll equipped for
employed couple. Call RIA. 3;22s5
c diLeI Eso p;T, ROOM and kitchen:
semipvt bath; ali util, furn.; close
To- transp;; 1900 Shepherd st. NV.
COLoRED-N.w.-conv. rm., pvt.
kit, refgr.: quiet home. Reas. Re-
fined smpl. adults: IA. 9-6s93. --23
haArUn din kif and n Cnnd - M
neighborhood. Wo. 6-935s or RA.
6-S920 pa
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

MoTHERs-Rooms with
community kitchen; l blk. from
Capitol: care for child. any shift;
laundry; sun deck. large yard: best
rates in town. Ii. 1880, -25
1iOI 18th E.W.--Room for business
people, students. Selected menus:
c ssST TtfMs1a Rn TV. WV ,oo,-,s,,.
clean air-cond rms; good meals;
young people. SIS wk. CO. 6-2493
24s
BRADLEY ARMS at Dupont Circle.
1926 10th st. n.w.-Delicious food.
Reasonable prices.
WALTER REED VIC. - Nicely furn.
twin-bedrm., home privils.; deli
cious meals. RA. 3-4124.
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV.
-Sgle. and dble. rms. for young
people; showers. Good food. selected
menus. Downtown. Elevator. 25'
ROOM, reasonable: board optional:
In Kenilworth. D. C. Call LU.
1-QRGR
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APIS. EURkIsHED-MD.

COLLEGE PARK-2-bedrm. apt, in
DIST U. Of Md. MGR o'1 IN. SssPSE'
s RMS, BATH: pvt. entrance: all
RON Greer EEK GAR GARDEN AP 1 ss57
Grubb, I'd, Silver Spring-Newly
furn. and 2 bedrm. apis. available,
Call JU. $4,000, rental once. Man
aging agent, EIG g. McKEEVER.
TAKOMA PARK-Clean. 8 rms. kit,
bath, pvt. entr.: conv. shop. transp.;
KENSINGTON - Attrac. 2-bedrm.
furn. apt; close to transp.. shops.
Adults only; Call 10. 5-os05. -23
SILVER SPRING-6-rm. apt. bldg;
= bik Georgia ave; z from Hsecht;
c fdgss G e. psis n.y. vs. a ssr NH and
Chevy Chase and Columbia Clubs.
Utils included. Oh. 2-3I73. PA
2 RMS, KIT. bath. pvt. entr.; bus
line: Cheverly. SIS per mo, incl.
Mr.. CHEVERIY-3 lse. rms. with
pvt; bath and shower, pvt. entr., pvt.
parking; good transp., shop. mr.;
ass ai ideal dor VA adults gssa 9ts nc
TERRACE APT.--3 rms. and bath;
pvt. entrancei on busline; util. furn.;
couple only; JU,. 7-9023; --27
beds: kitchenette, liv. rm. and bath;
NJ n; Walter Reed. $685. incl. phone.
JU. 5-46ss.---------.-----24
lively FURNISHED. FROM SS5
UP, INCLUDING ALL UTIL. FOR
INFORMATION CALL RE. 5-s00I.
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ROOMS. UNFURNIsHEp

1878 COLUMBIA I'D. Apt. 40
For Protestant woman. hskpg.
priv1ls., $40 mo. and share apt
expenses. No yng girls, no smokers.
SINGLE ROOM, 2 large
rms. home privils.; cow. location;
ne. section. HO. 2-1692, -26
Dble, rm, 1st-f. rear: scr. porch,
kit. privils. $40 mo. NO. 7-0725.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
1867 NICHOLS AVE. S.W.-1-bedrm
apt, girl to share with lady: COM
fortably furn.: express bus l blk
away; $42.50 each. plus phone. 10
YOUNG MAN, 25-35 to share l.
bedrm. newly furn. apt with an
other man. TV. ia. 5-2535 eyes.
--27
WANTED, single girl bet, 25 and
IS to share apt. in NV. with an
other girl; conv. ito transp.. shop
ping; call after o pm. HU. 3-5293.
GIRL to share large 1-bedrm. apt.
with another girl. Near Hunting
Towers. Call XII. S-S903 after 8 pm.
LADY would like to share apt. with
working mother and child. Mt.
Rainier, UN. 4-s570. --23
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARL., N.-Unusually nice room. for
gentleman. and beautiful room, for
Ice RM., beautiful loo, Sandy
Spring area; brkfst if desired; $40.
SP. 4-334I. "a
ARL, N, Glebe rd.-Lee hwy. area
Atrac. rm. (carpeted, mod. furn.) J..
semipvt. bath, pvt. entr.; parking:
preferred: $40 wkly, or 5000 mo.
ia. 2-5057, ia 2-4311.
ARLINGTON - Large room.
twin beds; on busline: unlimited
phone. kitchen privileges. IA. q
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Attrac. studio
bedrm., semipyt. bath; empl woman.
OIL. Alta. "a
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

1910 CONSTITUTION AVE. Ne
Front furn. rm., bath on same floor;
cony; transp. Ii. 7-2721. -23
LARGE ROOM, lge. closet: ] blk.
transp.; working mother, child;
:, home privileges. HO. 2-0452. "a
nished rooms. with kitchen priv
ileges;. HU. 1878. pa
9fO 9th ST. NE, mr.. H-Lge. front
rm.. sgl., $50: dbl. 5000; quiet
homei lge. closets. Ii. $1,000.
LARGE ROOM. pvt. phone. Double
nm, kit. and pvt. bath. Also sgle
rms. for employed girls. Ii. 3-0455.
Alter pm. AID 2-13S9. "a
NICE, REFINED, middle-aged man
Ige: room. home priyils: mr.. transp
C0LORED-LGE. FRONT RIM. with
pvt. porch: kit, bath. same floor;
nome prtvils. ReaS. Ii. 3-2732. -27
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO FARMERS

] want to buy draft horses, mules
and colts of all kinds. need them
right away. II you have any sur
plus stock to dispose of. let me
know At once. and avail. yourself
where you live and If you have d
phone send number. W. o. DOSH
GaithersburE. Md. phone 40 81
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

SINGLE ROOM. % month: on Pa.
carline and l4th Sc, 15-min. ride
from. Navy Yard. Call Ii. 4-57S7.
IFS ATLANTIC ST. s.E.-Dble. rm..
or will take in working mother
with child, 10. I-0SS0. "a
Mr.. CAPITOL and Library of Con-
gress. 233 Pa. ave. s.e.-Sgle. and
dble. rooms. Ii. 4-7756. ga
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS AND PoULTS.,
Worthmore feed and poultry sup
plies, JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K
st. NV, ME. S-00S9
TURKEY POLTS, this week only;
whites, IL for So. Baby chicks and
baby ducks. o. g. MAXWELL, Lam
ham, Md. WA, 7-l545 "a
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS

NICHOLS AVE. AND GALVESTON
PLACE. convenient to Boiling Field.
NRL. ,downtown-Bright, nicely dec
grated outside. apis. overlooking
Galveston pl.: lily; rm.. ,bedrm;. d.
bath: .S99.50 mo-, furn.. incl. all
utils. Resident manager on premises.
20 Galveston pl. s.w. 10. 3-42S6.
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3eoe D ST. s.E.-LarEe HE rm,,I
eond. $3.50 mo. JUSTINE REALTY
CO. 4l2 9TH st. NV. DI. 1895.
ess CONSTITUTION AVE. Ne
on end d. Of cor. bldg; furn,, heat
and gas; $50. Me. s-0o41. .-25
NEW MOD. ELEv. BLDG. with sun
Ideal empi. girls or copies. Enc,
S69.95; / bedrm.. Ss9.50. 1925 7
st. NV. AD. 4-0270. -25
BEAUTIFUL DAYLIGHT. Lee. ant
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., mod.
c els sSif e 9Hi fh9p sro sRs irsnsg
.s-RM. AFT. newly dec, COW. transp.
Be to N SpDE z4ssss sos M st. ne.
55a oAKMoOD 81. Sc. mr.. Boiling
Field.-3 rms. kit. and bath: utils.
5qrni; So 90 per mo. call sETT-I
Fl. Tslb bo5GLa lsi 81. NE. tJu.t I south
Of Trinity collesei. Duplex. 2 rms.
dinette.. screened porch: oil heat.
hot water; SCI mo-, also new re-
friserator: compl. redec. STEUART
BROS; INC, DI. 7-2434 or DI.
1-Ba aIDGIMi APT. As Missouri "a ave.
nv. Can wooDRIDoE REALTY,
Mass Ave, AND aI.. ST. Nv
Very large liv.. rm. and bedrm, Sx10I
siti pvt. bath; newly decor. RA.
1915 I'm ST. N.w.-very nice. Clean
apt. In large apt. bldg. with .ele-
vator service: 3 rooms, kitchen,
bath and large dining foyer; S65
m mo; ca To IN inspect See resident manager
WALTER REED AREA. Cedar Courts
- rms. kit. bath. pch:, $50. Also
2.bedrm. apt RA. 3-1505. II
6I3 II ST. S.W.-Lge. mod. efficiency,
$50 mo-. incl. all utils. See MRS
MORAN Apt, /. RE. 7-0294 or HA.
4th AND z. CAPITOL srs.-1-bedrm
apt, flrepl., dishwasher, garbage dis
posal; newly decor: $129, utils.
G aH6ii II 5vS.5 $3.50 Gu. s..--Tfsso-
sime Ap TO OPEN IN ADJ ADJ s ssas' see any
143i HARvARD ST. N.W.-very de-
dntn. loo; .s75 mo-; adults only.
B Rfs Tsr, A.. $3.50 g. ut,ls. ia Incl,
1925 HALEY terrace sc. Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit, dining area, bath and
storage; redecorated. 80. 5-4939. ]
44os 18th ST, N.w.-one bedrm..
newly dec; 2nd-h. apt; liv. rm., kit
bath; $50 mo. See mgr. Apt, l..
KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Three rms. kit.
and bath, utils. incl. Reasonable rent
and lease. to right tenants. RA.
F SdSRs ROOMS sfsfs Sits chen; and bath ,ss
b heat IT, III o st. NV" AID. 4-lss45'
ssss LoNGGFELLow ST. NV bed.
room apt: kitchen, dinette. large
liv rm., large bedrm. WA closets.
SIT mo. incl. all utils. Cow. transp.
81 II H iitS IT, M sRMEntire end A.;
4 rms. and bath. Conv. location;
1s sdaii AND HARvARD--one bedroom,
living room, kitchen, dinette and
bath. Garden-type APARTMENT: cross
gsn5stiS Clinics assih aaua May ca is So
urday morning, Ho. 2-6416.
1907 18th ST. NV room, kitch-
en- and bath, SAG; 30, Adults only.
HERE'S A REAL VALUE FOR YOU
4 cseto1 sb sarde eepeP s sgs n9sq
school problem. 235 Miss. ave. sc.
, sss 'a TTSkE Il fsss ST s1 s- S%1.
bedrm. apt viii be dec, s c2ny'
transp. JU. S-416O or RA. 3-5oul.
BOILING FIELD-Newly dec. 1-bed-
rm. garden apt. S69.50 utils. incl.
10. 2.1055. 10. l,1015.
Entire 3rd La rms, kit, bath. Ice.
gch, 500; no. 2o2o56; "a
mr.. 18th and Columbia I'd bed
rm., liv. rm.. kit, bath. EN-. 3-9o77.
1885 EUCLID ST. NV, Apt. e2-one
bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit, bath, porch.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block off Conn ave. at5 $500.
overlooking Rock Creek Park. Dble.
and sgle rms. pvt bath avail; ex-
eel, meals: rates. $3.50 week up.
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OPENING
BI,ADON ARMS

Hotel. Cor. Conn. and Fla
Reservations now being taken for
newly decorated. single and double
rooms. All conveniences.
MRS. CARTWRIGHT, NO. 7-S949
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liv. rm.. dinette. Kit.
bath; above avg uttls., except cleo.
Modern bldg. SOS. ia. 2-1seo;
ARLINGTON. N.-spAcious 1 bed
rm.. liv. rm-. dinette. kit bath;
apt. bldg; S94.50 mo. ia s-3215.
c I9si,Il lse X sI EaIn. cottage;
FALLS CHURCH. va. 1870 s. wash.
st.-Lge. 2-rm. apt; nicely furn..
PVT. bldg; $40 with all utils. Phone
IA. S-3S2s. -25
apt: sos incl. utils.
nr. Ft.. Myer, .Pentaeon, shops, bus.
ia. 2-1641 after 5 pm. -25
ALExANDRlA-Ehc and l-bed-
sSnay G eHIaG seTD ocs
ton, an utilities; SIS to 500 so.
Call TIE. 6-ie70 between 10 am.
ARf.. sio5 So. 18th st.. private en-
trance. newly decorated and fur
den e tiled 6s samS MIN T Nav Nav, ki hnneR
incl ali uti IT, IA. s.oes5. siS Va 40
FALLS CHIIRCH-Liv. rm.. bed
I'm: kit, bath; porch; rent re-
r dgfsa ( S SsS 80 Sse2 new MsIa.,
laboratory-2 rms. bath, pvt. home:
separate entrance; $40. JE. 2-6557.
N. ARL., westoyer-2 bedrms.. liv.
rm., kit, bath; $3.50 mo-; child.
pets. all; fenced yard. KE. s-23S9.
37OI COLUMBIA PIKE, Arlington. Va,
-Lge. furn. bed-liying room, large
kitchen. electric refgr.. gas range,
sink; On busline. Open today, IL
N. ARL., Westover--2 bedrms., liv.
rm.. kit. bath; $50 wk. for s.; 81
extra for ca: additional person: chill,
ARLiNGTONG1 bedrm., new bldg,
new furniture, cow. to stores,
tranSp., schools; Sl10 to S119.5 so.
Rents include all utils. IA. S-3SIS.
ARL.-Attrac. conf, 2-bedrm. apt.
IN duplex house; newly decor; sun
porch, pvt. entr.: on busline: conv.
Pentagon. shopping. ia. s-3797.
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oG i4th AND FHfRM AoR G as. NV wv
LIST AND T ST. NV.
1 rm., kit. front. apt, newly dec
GRATED. refgr. and utils.. incl. S12.75
and SI4,75 week. DU. 7-0657. 90
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1850 Conn. n.w.-Furn. or unfurn.
Lge.. hv- rm., bedrm.. kit, bath,
porch and dinette; from SlO5.
BLISS PROPERTIES I'm. 3-4622I
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NEW DE LUXE
Sc. GARDEN APIS.
! AND 2 BEDROOMS
$500 TO $3.50
INCLUDING UTILITIES

al OF our apis. have huge closets,
posals. large separate dining area,
individual locker space; off-Streef
parking and other outstanding fea-
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JEFFREY GARDENS
FRONTENAC

out S. capitol st. to Atlantic 81. sc.
left TO 18th St, right TO Chesapeake
ST. left TO 18th and DEVELOPMENT
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AND, AND :, BEpRM APTs;. AITRAc.
UP INCLUDING ALL UTIL. FOR
INFORMATION CALL RE. 5-S001.
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ACROSS STATLER-Lge. corner rms.
Twin beds. adjacent showers. Sgie,
aSSSS' che 81 1901 Ksst., NV ga
single ,attrac. room with large ce-
OAR closets: mr.. shopping center.
cow. transp. Very reasonable.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. ldtD couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, iDGit three fun days
and receiUe the. license on the
| NTH dag. Sundays and hoL-
days are counted the same as
other days.
George Hamaty. "a. 1914 Belmont I'd
nv: and Diana Asd. 10, 20 RissI
s.rls ssa E.1 pi sss M ss ~
S.n.. mus f.,s.t sis so, M|s.r'l.9,
1859. Kalorama d. nv.
wsIisss e.sEsh. e. s sss ORA Nd. 9 an,
Lewis Timberlake, IS, 1905 HIoIldl
| ave. NV. ana eJula Holm. %. S5Is
and fsariy lee. 10 70. 1873 s'1 queen A1 s.
cuTtis rursason, Il. 47os EiEhs St n {:
Ar; 5snf Feis ioi!:' lsls < St ne .ne
and asrsis Nichols. 0s =. a4ss Z 81
Frank Norris 81, 1871 Txsnty; sixhtt
william Hissins. 20 saes sixteenth
4 n;ET e and 6.y Ruth Han ae' 1914
John Can't "a. l7iI Ma.sachuset.,
aye ~. H Nv; and Msrsares Dangherty'
GLADYS onaa.. 20, Osass q Chapel PEI I'd LAY
Clarence Strayne. 81, connelisyille. Pa.
g sT nd MARY r, sSldsns II. Middle e
john SnfE M sn "a, brentwood. Nd.
s sns ssi ae p1fs % l32 s III s !.
NV; and Meter Joyner' q. fsss
Riss'sI q. seSsiad.s. es. lao Ehos.
20. ssis Calvert 81 NV ~
shsRahsrd Kamp AZ, Takoma Park. Nd
and Isntha, uiimer. IS. silver spring,
Herbert clifton. o %, as. 3ls MsEyI. p.
W.! AZ oaIia .,I,. g. Nv, vv.,. :,
and Shirley Jones. %. Takoma Park
charies johnson, rs, 400 Fourteenth
f. nd. and Edith Crews. Il. sTls
Harold doidstsin, &c. 1893 sheriasn
| g. NV. and Irene Posin, 81. l43O
Elton Brevik. I'd. silver spring. Nd.
| and Dolores Bryner, sc, 1888 Fort
wi ihssehS wS Sh h ss Fort My.r. Va, and
Dorothy Lee. 20. 1407 Buchanan st.
Richard Reese. 10. I119 O It. ne, and
| Gwendoiyn Christian. II, I430
Gerald Nowieki. 90, Detroit. and Mary
Oimedo 81. 1919 LeEate I'd. NV.
Leroy Graham. n. l4oS Fourth ~ n ~.
Hugh stokeiy. IT,. 90, and wilma Kerr.
25. both of Arlington. Va,
Betty McKenrey, so. Falmouth. Ky.
Louis jackson, ~. Alexandria. Va. and
Lorraine Bushrod. "a. 1901 wyoming
ave. NV.
Ivan Washington, 10. 24ao Fifteenth
pl. Sc. and Dorothy Young, 10, 40D
Decatur 81. NV.
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WOOD
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM
A Present for Debbie

Iabout the different religions In
churches all over the country.
Mrs. Harry Carey senior
limped in from location In
Oregon for U-I's Pillars Of the
Sky" Her horse fell with her,
but no bones were broken. Olive
who isn't q baby. did her own
riding for 1.-THE Searchers." and
insisted on doing it in this pic
ture.
You'll hear nothing but raves
about Joan Crawford from Vera
Miles. Joan went out Of her way
to reschedule shooting on Column
bias THE Way We Are" so that
Vera could have four days OF to
star in an Alfred Hitchcock TV
film.
Kim Novak dyed, her hair q
different color for her last three
pictures. In Picnic" with Bill
Holden. she was dark blond;
for Eddy Duchin Story" with
Tyrone Power. she's q light
blond. Now for Man With
the Golden Arm" she's some
where in between. Kim is one
|of the few natural blends in
Hollywood.
Barry Sullivan anent his forth.
coming TV spectacular: 81 did
The Game Mutiny court-Mar-
|tial' for eight months on the
stage. ! figure one more per-
Torrance on TV won't hurt me
especially at the high price
they're paying me-"
released by NANA1
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Constitution Hall--"One Plu
One: $3.50 pm.
Lisner Auditorium - GARNER
lAmaga Dancers: $3.50 pm,
pm.
National - "Anastasia": 2:3l
and $3.50 pm.
Shubert "A Roomful o
Roses; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador Illegal: lis
800, 5:25, 1880 and 9::35 pm.
Capitol - The Tall Men"
|11::2O am. 1850. 4:20. $50, OLE
and HAS pm.
Colony--"The Green Scarf"
6:15, sos and $50 pm.
Columbia-"frial" 10:45 am.
1850. 3, $40. T:25. 9:35 and
i1.:50 pm.
Dupont Summertime: 1880
3:35. 5:35. TAO. $40 and ll:2t
pm.
/. Keith's-"To Hell and Back,
ii:55 am, l:55. 3:55. 5:55. 7:55
9:55 and 1855 pm.
Little-"Angela":: lis. 3, 4:45,
$50, Sis and s::55 pm.
Macarthur - THE Divided
Heart; 2:25. Ais. sos. 8 anc
9:55 pm.
Metropolitan-aIll Illegal: ll:2:
am, E25. $3.50. SIS. 7:35. 9:4t
and HAS pm.
Ontario--"We're No Angels
1880. $40. 5:55. $40 and 1925
pm
Palace ~ Gentlemen Mari,
Brunettes":: ll::25 am. 1880
3:35. 6:35, TAO. 9:45 and last
pm.
Playhouse-s.The Bar SIMS
ter; IL am. 1850, 2::35, AS,
6.I5, sos. 0:55 ana 11::45 pm.
Plaza THE Virgin Queen;
1910. 2:O5. 4. Q. 7:50. s:45 and
11:40 pm.
Trans-Lux-"I Am Q Camera;
II am. 1880. 2:40. 1880. $40,
sis, lO:IO and IL pm.
Warner fnerama Holiday:
2, 5 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
nounced yesterdayJ

1.-THE Informer" and nobody Is
guessing why they're not believ-
ling the critics about 1.-THE Bar
Sinister"
It is not designed for the
I"whozinnit" set, to be sure. The
names of Edmund Gwenn and
Dean Jaeger do generate less
magnetism on a marquee thar
THAT Of. say. Frank Sinatra.
4 It's central figure is a dog
rather than Marilyn Monroe, but
the noble dog is mans best
friend. And some CANNES named
Lassie and Rin-Tin-Tin have
demonstrated that dogs are not
poison at the box Office.
It may be, OF course. that the
moyiegoers susceptible to the
likes of Lassie and Rin-Tin-Tin
are highly suspicious Of the
Playhouse. It does lean toward
films that are on q somewhat
higher intellectual plane than
Randolph SCOTS tanning Of the
West. At the same time. the
regular Playhouse patrons may
be remaining suspiciously aloof
from folksy pictures with dog
heroes.
II this is true. both factions are
cheating themselves out OF q
movie both would enjoy. THE
Bar Sinister" is q warm hearted
and genuinely funny comedy
whose leading man is beauti-
fully ugly bull terrier named
IWiidfire. who is loaded with per-
sonality and talent to the tips Of
his improbable ears. If he doesn't
win IA special Oscar all his own,
the Motion Picture Academy will
be Sinking its duty.
It Is possible that all the cats.
known consorts of witches. have
pooled their black magic and put
a hex on Wildfire's movie. There
is evidence. At one newspaper a
report on the film got welded to
a headline about something en-
ltirely different. At another news
paper, 1t took four days and
three different photographs to
surmount a series of obstacles
THAT would be believed only by
someone who has worked on q
newspaper to get Wildflre's pic
ture in print. Then the caption
described him as an English
lcomedienne in the early edition.
It all might have been regarded
as fair warning. But you had
better hope that the movie
makers do not take this WASH
ington apathy as fair warning
that their audiences don't want
pictures like 1.-THE Bar Sinister. !"
III this should happen. Martin
and Lewis will be no less than
our just deserts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

viewers sooner or later, but
little did he know how much
later it would be. The 1885 in
cumbent here took to ordering
his readers every day to 60 see
1.-THE Informer." The readers
took to ignoring his orders.
So "The Informer" sue
curnbed. a failure on Its first ex-
hibition to o bare minimum Of
washington moviegoers. Much
time passed and the Little
Theater, in the process OF be-
coming our first art theater. /"
planned q series Of reissues Of
motion pictures Of merit. This
was long before the studios dis
covered reissues as q method Of
making another buck out Of
almost any movie.
Anyhow. THE Informer" was
booked into the Little. Now 1t
came recommended not merely
by those original reviews but by
four Academy Awards-to Victor
McLaglen for acting. Ford for
direction. Dudley Nichols for
screenplay and Max Steiner for
score. It was an un-
qualified success this second
time around.
Now nobody knows how many
times this old 1885 failure has
returned triumphant. For a while
the Little management had one
formula for staying out Of the
red. II business was bad one
week, 1.-THE Informer" would be
booked in the next week and the
rent would be paid. And the film
isn't dead yet, as was demon
strated when it turned up Just
last week at the Colony Theater.
\ H&%
Nobody ever could explain why
moviegoers didn't believe the re-
viewers in the first place about