Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

Ticket OF Leave Man., set fol
October % through November
IL. This is the 1863 play In
which Tom Taylor invented
HawkShaw the Detective, q
phrase which remained In gen.
eral use until Mickey Spillane
and the private eyes came along
This will be followed by Rich.
ard Brinsley Sheridan's 1.-THE
Rivals December 2-17; Ham.
let" January 27-February II
and 1.-THE 7Tragical History Of
DR.. Foustus." March 9-24. Spring
May 4 through May IS, to b.
precise-will bring the annual
original musical comedy. Season
tickets are on sale now at the
Catholic University Theater.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. weel
Of Washington's upcoming the.
alter season has been filled
"Deadfall." new melodrama BY
Leonard Lee, will set up at the
Shubert Theater on October 10
for one week prior to its Broad.
way opening on October 81
jeanne Dru and John Ireland
have come out of the Hollywoods
to play the leading roles. Others
In the cast will be Sheila Bond
Jay Josten, Clarence Derwent
and Harold Vermilyea. {. Com
ing to the Shubert earlier, OF
course. is Edith Sommer's new
comedy, "A Roomful of Roses, 81
opening a week from tonight.
Seats went on sale at the Shu-
bert box Office today for this
one. which has Patricia Neal as
its star. :. The Theater Guilds
first offering Of the season-"The
Heavenly Twins" with Jean
Pierre Aumont and Faye Emer-
son-will arrive at the National
tonight full Of confidence gained
In q warm Wilmington reception.
1t was q sellout there last week.
Another prospect growing
nearer is Janus" In which Mar
garet SULLIVAN win have the sup
port Of Claude Dauphin and
Robert Preston. Reginald Den
ham c'DiaI M for Murder" and
"The Bad Seed'') has been signed
by Alfred de Liagre, jr.. to direct
the comedy, set for November z
at the National Theater.
y 4 y 4
GOOD NEIGHBORLY-The
Kensington Players come up
with something a bit new to.
morrow night at $3.50, staging
"Sabrina Fair" in the Aztec Gar
den at the Pan American Union.
The comedy is being directed by
Fernando Morales-Macedo OF
Peru, winner of the last One-Act
Play Tournament with his direc-
ton of Noel Coward's "Fumed
Oak" The Pan American Union
hopes this will be the first Of
many plays staged there ITO
provide further understanding
between the 81 countries Of
America" darlington Play
ers, Inc. have q predicament
which might safely be called
unique In little theater circles.
According to Mrs. Nedwin Ber-
ger. they 'have money and
equipment for a production but
are sorely in need Of people" A
special meeting for new members
is scheduled for Tuesday, Sep
TENDER q. at $3.50 pm. at the
darlington Administration
Building. 1900 South Thirty-first
street, Arlington. :. The Stand
ard Dramatic Guild of the Met
ropolitan A.M.E. Church is pre-
pairing to start its fourth season
with the premiere of a new play,
It's 1.-THE Lost Church." to be
staged Friday, September 80. at
$3.50 pm.
FsN X \
ADDITIONS - Adventure
Theater will be happy to see
ANYONE interested in acting or
stagecraft" at this weeks try
outs for Sleeping Beauty" an
original play for children. Audi
lions will be held tonight at 8 at
the Montgomery County Office
Building, $50 Colesville road,
Wednesday night at the same
time at the Rock Greek Shelter,
Meadowbrook. The Mont
gomery Players will have try