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Evening star., 1955-10-05

Ione "cinerama Holidays" first
week ct the Warner proved Q
Whopper. But had you heard
Gas we had not) that on the last
night Of This Is Cinerama," thy
last seat was sold with double
lines still extending around into
e street. And not q move
over house anywhere in the
world to take care of the laggard
customers. Maybe Lowell
Thomas and associates had better
start thinking Of a reissue date.
-. But obviously not until the
second picture. which is out
stripping the first In popularity,
has begun to lose momentum.
Bookings: Female on the
Beach" will be the Plaza's at
traction. starting October IL.
And Angela" a Rossano Brazzi
film, win open Friday at the Little
and Roth Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1955-10-05

out to be the youngest. proving
perhaps that a clear view Of
girls through Kleenex is impos-
sible.
During their four busy days
in Washington. Mr.. Goldwyn's
girls did get a chance to see
Washington. They think it is
the prettiest city of the nine to
date. with the Jefferson Memoir
ial as their favorite sight.
\ \ y
LISTEN, CONGRESS - Con-
gress' willingness to go just so
far tthe last Sunday in Sep
tember) on Washington's day
light saving schedule never at.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
National -" "Anastasia"; 2:30
and $3.50 pm.
Shubert - "A Roomful of
Roses: 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - Illegal: 1:l5,
800, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol - 'The Tall Men;
10:45 am. 1885. 3:05, 500, 1880
and $50 pm.
1.-The Informer";; $50,
sos and GAS pm.
Columbia - Trial: IL am,
l:05. 3:l5, 5:25. TAO and $50
pm.
Dupont-"Summertime"; 1880,
3:35, 5:35, TAO and $40 pm.
Keith's-"To He'll and Back;
II am, 1880, 3:15. $40, 1885
and 10 pm.
Little-"n Trovatore";; s. 8 and
10 pm.
Macarthur THE Green
Scarf; 6:15, sos and $50 pm.
Metr0politan-"Illegal"; 1880
am, 1880, 3:35, 5::35. TAO and
GAS pm.
Ontario-"We're No Angels;
1870. $40, $40. TAO and $40
pm.
Palace THE Left Hand Of
Cod; 11:40 am, 1:55. 3:45,
$50, 7:50 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse THE Bar Sinis-
ter; II am, 1880, 2:35, 4:25,
6:15, 8:05 and 9::55 pm.
Plaza - THE Virgin Queen,
1910, 2:05, 4, 8, 7:50 and 9:45
pm.
Trans-Lux-"I Am a Camera;
ii am, 1880, 2:40. 4:30,. $40,
$40 and 1905 pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
q and 8.30 nm.
Evening star., 1955-10-05


member you, perhaps for years,
as the fellow who talked through
q box Of Kleenex and left a
wastepaper basket fun Of it as
a reminder. What's more it was
their Kleenex and we only hope
they will remember to put 1t on
their expense account.
But If Mr.. Goldwyn had the
slightest doubt about it. his five
travelling girls are as poised as
they are ornamental. They are
completely undisturbed by words
mumbled through a mask OF tis-
sue and as hlithely responsive
as if a visitor were in the full
possession of his senses-the
physical ones.
AS might be expected Of girls
30 receptive to such glamorless
fact of life. Mr.. Goldwyn's troup
touring on behalf Of Guys and
Dolls" is well adjusted.
Its member are delighted to
have been in Goldwyn's big mu-
sical-with Marion Brando (es-
peciallyl, Vivian Blaine and
Frank Sinatra. They have found
their promotion trip which will
take them to 80 cities in three
months, q high adventure. AS
girls that attractive should, they
meet so many interested people.
Nevertheless. as between mar
riage and a career-that chest
nut again - the former wins
hands down. Only one Of them
Barbara Brent of New York, is
actually engaged Ito q chap in
real estate). But the others
whose ages range from 10 to %
have every reason to look for
ward confidently. And do.
Maybe Larry Thomas. a plat
mum blond from Philadelphia.
and Madlyn Darro. Of California
will wait awhile before announc-
ing their choice between the two.
They already know what 1t is,
however.
Men one gathers, and without
straining, are one of their favor
ite subjects of meditation, In
diyidually and collectively.
They find occasionally sur
prises among the other sex. One
of these is that those they met In
Boston, of all places. seemed
least restrained. This is not to be
misconstrued that they did not
like Boston. They did. It Is only
that they expected the city'sI
males to wear oxford gray,
starched collars, and possibly be-
have stufflly.
On the subject of dress. Jan
Darlyn who is from San Francis
co, is rather astonished on one
score. II expected" she told the
Kleenex man, ITO find all men
much m o conservatively
dressed than those Of California.
Apparently, however, there Is no
difference at ALL"
Teachers, who got into the
conversation some way. will be
glad to know they have the SYM
pathy Of Goldwyn's quite un-
giddy girls. Imagine having to-
face a roomful Of modern kids
defying you to capture their in
terest," Miss Thomas said. "And
ut those salaries" offered June
Kirby, the tall blond one from
New Jersey and the most reticent
Of the group.
In a guessing game-this kaf-
fee klatch had everything-we
picked Miss Kirby as the young
est Of the five. She turned out
TO be the oldest. Our choice OF
the oldest, Miss Brent, turned
Evening star., 1955-10-05
THE PASSING SHOW
This Was d Nosey
Glamour Session
By JAY CARMoDY

The books etiquette mention of it. but it boorish
with Goldwyn girls right after having your nasal
passages irrigated.
It is however positive of leaving mark
group such as Godwyns beautiful quintet. They will
Evening star., 1955-10-05

fected this department until
yesterday. Then, 1t cost US q
luncheon date with Elaine Parry,
the young producer Of "Anas-
tasia." at the National.
That was to have been today.
except that Miss Perry had o
date in New York this afternoon
which required her to leave slow
time Washington - q bitter
phrase. that - early In the
morning.
This sort of thing win have
to be corrected.
We did, however. talk to Miss
Perry on the telephone. She is
delighted with her plays recep-
ton here. plans to take 1t on q
road tour all the way to the Pa
cific Coast with. she hopes, a
stopover for a long run in Chi
cago. She is delighted with Dolly
Haas in the title role. as who
isn't?
4 i -
MIDWEEK MEMOS: New films
today are Trial" at the Column
hia and Illegal" at the Metro
politan and Ambassador. ). To-
morrow will bring Gentlemen
Marry Brunettes" to the Palace
and "The Divided Heart to the
Macarthur. THE Green Scarf"
which is being displaced at the
latter theater viii move to the
Colony. To the surprise Of no
Evening star., 1955-01-04

Anna =. 2 Evans; 81, Aylinetsesps ~ egsss ygs. y
James 4. L. Alderton. "A. 5732 4th st.
Mabel N. Kelly, H.. Kensington. Md.
Tssna Fsomas 3 r. h9safs cfsff g. aodS Jaw en- s.
Myrtle W; Eller. So. Ky Hystssy,lle. .s.l Nd;
Margaret Lafoon, 3S, 1870 Congress- st.
Mary siy' C. Lozupone. 81. silver spring. Nd.
Margaret w. stambaush. 50, 202O 18TH
Lee II L. Williams, 2e, Marshall. N. c.
Infant Williams. 5125 Benning Id, Sc.
Infant twins Byrnes. Hyattsville, Md.
infant Duca. Riverdale. Md.
stepter RICE, 81. ssa y st. mn.
Edna L. Brown 81, 47So ouaries st. ne.
Efsssis ESssis Hi BOYD, snisa; ss Tis st; n,s = NV
wiz wilson = G !0nsi RichsPdson. are -. asinssvin..
infant Walker, 1881 Clifton st. NV.
s9sns Mattl. GLENN E. Rna s. sat 'i Meridian a
Edward r. ,caverly. 70. 212a Decatur
Mariana L. Reddick. e5, 1925 18th st.
Carrie T. Frierson, "A, 22s Division ave.
James Aemsley. 80, so7 N st. NV.
Ambrose M BRYANT. 43. Cedar Heights.
Elia M speake. ss. 1887 Monroe st.
Early W. Johnson. rs. 1888 Naylor rd.
Minnie NJ. Foster. re- 1887 Monroe st.
irene N. zaganis, 7s. s1g q st. nv.
Marg as1 ass Wess, 7o HyattsSiIis, @ me ma. 4. nv"
Maude Selbert, 6s, washington. :.
Evening star., 1955-01-04
MorriogeLicense.
Applications
Morty Links


Under D. C. IntU couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one dan. matt three full davs
and receipe the license ON the
nHh Inn Syndnus nnd bou-
dnus are counted the same as
other days.
Abraham Cause. %, 1914 18th st., s,w..
St. sR. ~ " ~
Iav,src. warn.r On. akoo 1eth. st
lawrence snd Waaniel Am aaz1 ~ SSYo esS ~
s.W.
John Richardson, II. Mt. Rainier, Md;,
and Patricia st. Peter. 70. $500 lStn
st. ne.
Warren seager, 2S, 1905 R st. NV. and
ave- NV
Hsrrv Mcc.w %. Essex Nd and poro-
thy Mcconney. 3s, WASHINGTON D. G.
Sharon Turner. %. Boiling Air Force
H09R. MIRIAM CATVGf. u.
Evening star., 1955-01-04
Indictment CHARGES
Couple Operated
Still in D. c. Home
EMMY LOU

A man and his wife we're in
dicted yesterday on charges Of
illegally operating q 275-gallon
still in their home In the 400
block Of Fifty-third street NE.
The two accused are James s..
Diggs. 81. and his wife. AZ.
eolored.
The indictment against them,
containing four counts, charges
them as follows:
Il. Having in their possession
o still that had not been reg
istered with the Collector Of In
ternal Revenue. as required by
law.
2. Carrying on the business
Of . distiller without having Civ
en- bond. as required by law.
8. Carrying on the business of
q distiller with intent to defraud
the United States Of the tax on
spirits distilled by them.
I. Making and fermenting
about 400 gallons Of mash. At
for the production of spirits. in
q building other than a distillery
authorized by law.
The charges grew out Of raid
on the couples home last October
81 while the two were away.
They were arrested later in
North Carolina and returned here
In November. The indictment was
returned by grand jury before
Judge Charles F. Mclaughlin Of
she U. s. District Court for the
District Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1955-01-04
Note With Apology
For Bullet Contains SIS
sy ,hs Associated Press

DES MOINES.--A rifle bullet
struck-but did not penetrate
a window at the home Ken
Johnson here. Mystified, Mr..
johnson notified police and
there was q newspaper story.
Several days later Mr.. john
son found an envelope in his
door. The newspaper article
was attached and typed on the
envelope were the words: I'VE
are very sorry" Inside the
envelope was SIS.
Evening star., 1955-01-04
Deaths Reported

From D. C. Department of Public Health.
Vital Statistics Section.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Holly WOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Stays Close to Able

HOLLYWOOD NOV 8Lnda Caroline Burke moved
lDarnelIs fayorte Italian direct out the week
Evening star., 1955-11-09
THE PASSING SHOW
This Is How Stubby
onded in Van Nuys
BY JAY CARMODY

0tu0b9 AdyC oOAlCAlOW SCI
whose address would be Van
In appearance, he might hi
Of Damon Runyon, so much s.
the Nicely Nicely Johnson role
beginning. Other performers
only when Stubby for one good
reason or another was not avail
able.
He did not play 1t here three
summers ago, for instance, be-
cause he was working in the
London company after two years
of being Nicely Nicely in New
York. He is back in the character
in Sam Goldwyn's movie. the
ssh million version Of Guys
and Dolls Z which will come to
Keith's on November is.
It is In behalf of this produc-
ton that Stubby is in Washing
ton for a couple Of days with,
among other things. the surpris-
ing story of how he became q
resident of Van Nuys, Calf.
There was in Hollywood
one day playing Nicely Nicely in
the movie. . he explains, '.and /
found ! was spending approx
mately my salary in taxi fares.
Every place is six dollars away
from every place else out there.
This is the sort Of thing to make
man realize he should have
learned to drive a car. hut, liv-
ing in New York. why should I
have learned?
In q couple Of days, ] could
zee HOLLYWOOD was different. SO
Evening star., 1955-11-09
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Catholic 1.-THE Ticket -of.
Leave Man: $3.50 pm.
National Janus. with Mar
saret Sullivan; 2::so and 8:3t
pm.
Shubert Words and Music, !.
with James Melton; 2::30 and
$3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador"Rebel without
. Cause; lilo. 3.i5. $40. 7:3c
and e:35 pm.
Capitol "The Big Knife:
l1:t0 am, i::20. 3:25, $50. TAO
and 9:45 pm.
Colony-aHill "a Doesn't An
sWers:: 6, T::55 and Gas pm.
Columbia" Trial; IL am.
Los. 3;l5. 5:25. TAO and $50
pm.
Dupont.Th Sheep Has Five
Legs las. $3.50. $50. TAO and
o::40 pm.
Keith's Treasure Of Pancho
villa & 11.40 am. 1:43, 3:45,
6:45, T:45 and $50 pm.
LittlesI Am q Camera 4:
i2:45, 2:35, 4:25. 6:l5, sos and
10 pm.
-. = - - ..kx.A = - a., .
Evening star., 1955-11-09

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 8.-Linda
IDarnell's favorite Italian direct
lor. Pepino Amato, signed Abbe
Lane for two movies. Abbe's
husband. Xavier Cugat. accepts
small roles in her pictures be-
cause he doesn't want TO lose
sight Of her. .. Miss Darnell
was In New York when / passed
through returning from Europe.
while her husband, Philip Leib-
mann, was in London. Linda
was using his car and chauffeur
and living at his home. and mo
trouble" ! was assured.
Ex-King Farouk's ex-secretary
is writing his memoirs. Farouk
is trying to stop publication.
Fatso has also obtained an in
junction against the Gregory
Raton screen screamfest on the
former Egyptian monarch.
Those romance. items tied TO
ROssana Podesta are strictly
phony. The Italian star is hap
PLY married. Marion Bran-
dos hideaway during the New
York Guys and Dolls" festivities
was the apartment nf NBc Pros
Evening star., 1955-11-09

ducer Caroline Burke. who moved
out for the week.
$3.50
Restless Anita Ekberg changed
her hotel four times while In
Rome for war and Peace =
I saw some Of the rishes Of the
Tolstoy epic---rnostly the battle
Of Borodino where Henry Fonda
as Pierre watches from a redoubt.
One extra in the foreground--a
regular in the Italian army-kept
looking around during the battle
to make sure he was on his mark.
Methinks this gentleman and his
emoting viii be cut.
I also saw the scene where Au-
drey Hepburn, as Natasha. meets
Prince Andrey-real-llfe hus-
band Mel Ferrer--at her first
bali. This exquisite actress can
do more with one look than the
whole Italian army can do In full
dress and with cannon.
Cy Howard asked me over and
over again To be sure TO give all
the credit for .'The Red Carria-
tior which Cy is scripting for
Ingrid Bereman-to Jean Re-
noir. who Is directing When ]
promised, Cy said kidding on
the square ''of course you
know I'm doing all the work I
49,
Everything written In Holly
wood about Mr.. Howard. BY the
way especially when It's ncn-
compiimentary-is sent 10 him
by his dear friend, Zsa zsa Ga
bor. -. Cy has gone completely
native in Paris. When I had tea
with him there, he was . beauti-
full vision In bright red sweater
With q gray undersweater that
his throat up to his
ears. When ] asked him about
the separation from Gloria Gra-
hame. Cy. better known for My
See GRAHAM on Page E-s
Evening star., 1955-11-09

man. Victor ]. Orsinger. Marion
Gerber and Wade Pearson.
A#&
BULLETIN BOARD: Today's
visitors win include Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Goldwyn. IT.. and Karen
Sharpe. playing her first fea-
tured role in the new Goldwyn's
first film. Man With Gun. |"
Over the week end. Saturday
at 3 pm. to be specific, Aldo Ray
will be In the lobby Of the Co
luInbia Theater to meet fans and
sign autographs. His Battle
Cry performance created q host
OF 'teen-age fan clubs. STAN
ley Warner theaters all over the
area win hold special Veterans
Day matinees with special att
fractions booked in each.
Evening star., 1955-11-09

} that he has had q corner on
in Guys and Dolls from the
have played the part. true, but
I quickly ordered q set Of driv-
ing lessons and three days later
was ready to bid on q new Buick.
I wanted to start modestly, so
II tried the Special. At 265
pounds. this shape. it could not
be made to fit. So I moved up q
notch to the next, or medium
sized line. It was closer but not
quite right. I ended up there
fore with the biggest car In the
place.
Knowing how to drive and
having . car. ! thought ! ought
to have q place to drive to,
which is why / moved out to
Van Nuys.
&4#
Stubby, who has been deluged
with picture offers after so many
years Of sort Of just knowing
there was q place called Holly
wood. owes his presence there.
and his attachment to the place.
to Guys and Dolls.
It began, he recites, back In
1850. Il was playing vaudeville. !
clubs. saloons and other places
where there was work, but /
was always ready to leap at the
report Of an addition for a
Broadway musical. / must have
had so of these. I'd go, sing
q song, listen while they said
thank you. Wen let you know
and then leave. knowing I'd
never hear from them again.
by the time Guys and Dolls
was being cast. this was q habit.
so ! went. sang my song, and
got ready to make my usual
fast, final exit and then they
asked me to sing another song. !.
IA week later. ] was back singing
still another song for Frank
Lesser. fast and loud they said,
so ! sang 1t fast and loud.
This was the addition that
worked. Five years and I've been
busy with Guys and Dolls one
way or another ever since"
Goldwyn's company, Stubby Isl
prepared to prove. had fun maxi
ing the movie of Damon Run
yon,s inspired characters. A lot
Of laughs. every day. Like the
one when Jean Simmons said
beam for been and called the
police oficial ''leftenant. instead
of lieutenant. He found Frank
Sinatra and Marion Brandol
amusing colleagues. the latter
known as "Murnbles" BY the
former.
As the most veteran OF veter-
ans associated with Guys and
Dolls, Stubby is delighted toI
point out that crossed $50 900 itsI
first three days in New York. He
gives the impression that his in
terest In money makes him III
qualified Californian.
- II sas Y
VARIETY ELECTS: cryilIea
Crouch VIII head Variety Club.
washington show peoples orr
ganization. during the coming
year.
Loew's top man in this area
was elected successor to Alvin @ Il
Erich. along with the following
new administrative officials: First
assistant chief barker. Marvin
Goldman: second assistant.
Hirsh de La Viez; property mas
ter. George Nathan: and dough-
guy treasurer to you) Sam Ca
lanty. Board members include j..
Edward Fontaine. GEORGE
Crouch, Jake Flax. Nathan d.
Golden. Clark Davis, Sidney
Cooper. Mr.. Erich. Jack Frucht-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
BrowneII Cites Negroes
Gains Under Eisenhower

justice and a desire to "get or
with the public's business" Thu
administration, he said, has ere.
fused to engage in demagoguer5
and has avoided making a par.
tisan political football out Of
this ISSUE"
He gave credit to the states.
manlike and temperate attitude
of most Negro leaders for con.
tributing to the success of thu
administration program.
Fight Not Over
But he said the fight is moi
yet over and reminded the law.
yers they bear a prime duty tt
advise citizens of their right.
and TO see to it that they arr
protected.
Referring to the Thompsont
Restaurant case. which resulted
in a Supreme Court decision
ending racial discrimination In
restaurants in the District, Mr.
Brownell said the case has hao
Nationwide significance "be.
cause of the Districts symbolic
role as the capital of the free
world"
The association was to wind
up its three-day convention in
the Willard Hotel today with
resolutions. committee reports
and the election Of officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03

Attorney General Herbert
Brownell, jr., last night told a
group of Negro lawyers from all
over the Nation the Eisenhower
administration has made more
progress toward ending racial
discrimination than was made
at any time since the Civil War,
Some 800 members and guests
of the National Bar Association
applauded Mr.. Brownell as he
recalled President Eisenhower's
campaign pledge to make
equality of opportunity a living
reality for every American"
Mr.. Brownell cited the Presi-
dents establishment of commit
tees on Federal employment and
on Government contracts. These
committees. he said, have caused
thousands Of job opportunities
to be opened up for members of
minority groups which were not
previously. available.
Cites Court Decision
He pointed also to the ending
of discrimination in schools,
restaurants. theaters and hotels
in the District and to the Su-
preme Court decision against
school segregation.
But these advances. the At
torney General said. have been
ACCOMPLISHED as matter of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03

Monday: Backyard Fun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03

Virginia'S Alcoholics Anony-
nous, some 400 strong, today
move into the second. day of
their annual assembly, being
held in Alexandria.
Speakers will include the wife
of the organizations co-founder
and the city editor Of a Middle
Western paper, who is a mem
Der.
The assembly began last night
in the George Washington High
School, as the group heard the
story of Ann McF.. rescued from
drunkenness by AA.
A slim, gray-haired woman.
her full name protected from the
public. Ann began her talk:
I'm an alcoholic. I'm happy
to be an alcoholic, because I
never would have found Alco-
holics Anonymous without it.
Everything wonderful in my
life has come to me through
"A"
|. Drunk for Weeks
She described how she had
spent days and weeks drunk,
then would 60 on the wagon.
when you start going on the
wagon" she said. you know
something's wrong with your
drinking"
Longing for alcohol to help re-
lieve her tension. she ended one
trip on the wagon by buying
some bottles and going to her
apartment with two firm re-
solves-to stay out Of her car
and to stay of the telephone.
C"I'd phone all over the world
when I got drunk. calling any,
one I could think Of" she said.)
Many drinks and many phone
calls later, she found herself
driving toward Albany from her
New York home with an open
bottle beside her and her dark
glasses on. although it was night.
She was in an accident, and
arrested. Luckily. no one was
injured.
Finds Goal in IA
Later, scared to death, she con-
tacted Alcoholics Anonymous,
found the friendship and love
she had been seeking, and began
to work with the organization.
She now is employed in its gen
eral service" Office in New York,
corresponding with m e m b e r s
across the world.
A family group" made up OF
relatives and friends of mem
beers, was to sponsor a luncheon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

900, WTTG ~ - Baseball:
Washington at New York.
600, WTOP (9)-Horse Rae.
ing: The $145,000 Washing
ton Park Futurity for two
years-olds, at six furlongs;
Jack Drees, Bryan Field.
$500, WTOP (9) America
Greatest Bands: Paul White.
man presents the music Of
Claude Thornhill, Stan Zen
ton, Richard Malty and Clyde
Mccoy.
900, WRC (4)-Musical Chairs
Connie Haines. guest.
900, WMAL (D--Lawrence
Welk Show: A full hour Of
vocals and instrumentals
featuring Alice Lon and
others.
1000, WRC (4)--And Here's
the Show: Ransom Sherman
lectures on Your Bones and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
Alcoholics Anonymous
Told of Rehabilitation

in the George Mason Hotel
today. Lois W., wife of a found
err Of AA, was to speak.
Other sessions were scheduled
for 2 pm. in the Elks Audi
forum and 8 pm. in the George
Washington High School. The
afternoon session was to hear
the city editor. A dance in the
Elks Auditorium will follow the
night session.
Tomorrow the group will meet
at $3.50 am. and Q pm. in the
Elks Auditorium to wind up the
assembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03

Before Junior Editors start back to America they visit
be the Oldest town in Denmark where storks walk around the
streets fearleSsly.
elsewhere in Europe considered good luck have roost
roof People old wheels and wooden plat
forms their houses to the storks to nest
In the spring. the father stork shows first to examine his
old nest and make all is order for another The
mother sork arrives little later and lays her white
Stors usually stand one leg and Danish children have
song saying What did you do with your other Lego"
To add the o to collection color his legs and bill red
0eavng his body white and wngps black paste the page
cereal box cardboard and cut out the pieces carefully
will fold the bottom of the nest forward along
lines and fold the two side panels backwards you
sork behind the nest To give him his missing through
the black slot beneath his wing and insert the shank
rate Leg Now he should look he does in the small drawing
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fond Rack FINN