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and Bill Penn has staged 1t, the
play becomes both effective the
alter and effective religion. II
achieves a timelessness by having
Herod employ natural speech of
today as he lets it be known that
his benevolent culture should be
imposed on all for their own
good. There is even occasional
humor in "Herod the Great, f"
though 1t doesn't get the outlaws
In these surroundings that it
might elsewhere.
The leading roles in the Chapel
Players production are done
quite well. Herod is played by
Robert Downing. whose theater
talents range from play writing
and movie reviewing to directing
and stage managing. His Herod
demonstrates that he Is a crafts
man In the acting trade, too.
Notable among the others are
John Conrad as Melchior and
John Anderson as Rufinus,
Herod's adviser. Lilyan Wilder
is q fetching Serena, daughter
in-law to Herod. and others per-
forming lesser tasks are Kent
Seegmiller. Alice Maltby. Charles
Burning, Don Rackerby and
Neil Laurence.
"Herod the Great" is being
presented here by the Religious
Drama Group. with proceeds to
be divided among the participant
ing churches and groups. 1t will
be staged nightly at the Church
Of st. Clement through jan
uary 20
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National-D'Oyly Carte Opera
Co.. The Pirates Of Penzance":
$50 pm.
Shubert Dark, "Kismet''
starts Monday.
Studio-"voice of The Turtle;
$50 pm.
Ambassador-'Hell on Frisco
Bay; lis, 500, 5:25. 1880 and
o:35 pm. =
Capitol Diane: ll:l5 am,
1920. 3:25, S:35, TAO and $50
pm.
Colony - Marty: $3.50. $40
and $50 pm.
Columbia "At Gunpoint";:
1880 am, 1:40, $40, 5:45, 7:45
and $3.50 pm.
Dupont - ''Diabolique"; 1880
am, 1880, $3.50, $50. 7:35 and
9:40 pm.
Keith's Guys and Dolls:
11:20 am, 2, 4:40. tbs and 9:55
pm.
Little-"One Way Ticket to
He'll; !, 2:20. 3:45, $40. 6:45,
500 and 9:55 pm.
Macarthur THE Night My
Number Came Up: SOS. 7:55
and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Hell on Frisco
Bay; 11:40 am. l:40, $40, $40,
7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Ontario-"The Man With the
Golden Arm; /, 1870, 5:25, TAO
and $50 pm.
Palace-"The Lieutenant Wore
Skirts; 11:15 am, 1:20, $50,
S:35. 7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Playhouse-"Artists and Mod
els; 11:l0 am, lis, 3:l5, $40,
7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Plaxa-"Othello"; 1915, 2:o5.
1855, $3.50. TAO and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Wages Of Fear:
Has am. lao. 1925. $50, 7:35
and 9:40 pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
2 and $3.50 pm.
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church is only taking 1t bach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19

since taxing the drama &c
where 1t started, II Is hardly q
surprise to f1nd 1t at home there
Mr.. uoyd's work is especially at
home in this particular case for
two reasons.
One is the setting, an ultra
modern. nontraditional church
which lends itself excellently II
not ideally to arena staging. The
other is the play itself, which
deals with Herod and his re-
action to the three kings who
came out Of the east seeking an
Infant who would be King OF
the world.
A program note best explains
what the Chapel Players and
Mr.. Lloyd are about In "Herod
the Great" THE play is not an
historical treatment Of the story
of Herod. the Magi and tAe
Massacre Of the Innocents% this
reads, but a dramatic presen-
tation Of the spiritual values
found In that story. The author
and the players are not pre-
senting history: neither are they
trying to rewrite 1t. They are
asserting. through the terms of
one Of the most beautiful and
tragic episodes in the Gospel.
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are hard to stop; Kaye as q one
man show, his fans as q lethally
loyal group who prefer him alivt
to the movie version.
Wen be as flexible as pos
sible." Is the Palaces attitude or
how it all will work out.
CARE" PREMIERE: CARR
which sees to a lot Of important
things around the world. viii
lsee to it that no lull follows the
departure of Guys and Dolls
from Keith's.
The next night, which will be
January "a, it will sponsor Q gilt
tering Hollywood-type premiere
of The Conquerer. This is SET
for 8 pm. with the profits to &c
to CARE. The premiere will be
one Of 20 to be held In various
world capitals the last week OF
this month, each to be a benefit
for an outstanding national or
international charity.
"The Conquerer," a So million
Howard Hughes opus starring
Susan Hayward and job n
Wayne, is the story Of Genghis
Khan, and was directed by Dick
Powell.
CARES Washington ONCE,
1923 Connecticut avenue, Is han
ding tickets for the affair which
will attract q Cutlery interna-
tional audience.
BULLETIN BOARD: Barter
Theater. Abingdon. Va. reminds
authors that only three weeks
remain to enter the competition
for a play about Woodrow Will
son. The play is wanted for
Wilson's centennial year. this
one. and Barter will award $3.50
advance royalties to the winning
scripts author. Redlands
(Calif) Drama Trio will present
Albert Johnson's Roger williams
And Mary" tonight under the
auspices Of Washington's First
Baptist Church. Fellowship Hall,
10th and o streets. The pro-
duction. on tour, viii climax its
eastward journey with an en-
gagement at New York's Town
Hall. Curtain time tonight
is $50 pm. Raymond No
varro, idol Of moviegoers back in
the silent days, will make Q one
shot comeback. Now a CRAVING
Sc, he will star in . production
Of Owen Wister's Padre Ig-
nacio." He will, himself bear
the entire production cost, half
a million dollars. Of the picture
to be shot in Mexico. But this
will be his final picture, says
Novarro, whose last one was shot
in 1884. The Titan, Story
OF Michelangelo." will be pre-
sented tonight by the art stu
dents Of American University in
Hurst Hall. The time, o pm.
The public is invited. . /.
Theater Lobby, now presenting
Chekov's Three Sisters" has
developed a new type of setting
which solves the problem Of lin
tied stage space. A meeting
to discuss the formation of a
play production group will be
held January %. at $3.50 pm, at
the Jewish Community Center.
John B. Wentworth will d.
rect. Orson Welles' "Othello"
win slip quietly out of the Plaza
Theater tonight, giving way to-
to a double bill pairing
'Mogambo" and dial M For
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that any ruler or leader no
matter how reasonable his
motives is led into sin. that the
conflict between human goals
and divine judgment Is irreeon-
cilable except by the Son OF
Man. and that the mercy OF
Christ's sacrifice Is for all men,
through faith"
AS Mr.. Lloyd has written II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19

1OIk mOSt pUpulaT VhuQcVllild
he is such a high priced per
former, the talk led to nothing
So, whatever entertaining Damn.
has done around here, which i
rather q lot, he has done TO
free.
He has worked principally a
q presidential laugh-maker II
Washington, at one PRESIDENT
birthday ball and at anothel
White House correspondent
dinner. No one ever proved him
self a more dazzling court jes'
ter, The Court Jester" by thu
way being the name Of tn,
picture with which Kaye viii
make his three personal ap.
pearances.
Kaye, whose vaudeville ap.
pearances have been limited tt
two-a-day houses. q type notably
lacking In Washington for years
will awaken an echo Of the
Palaces great days when he
appears on its stage.
A whole generation Of theater-
goers has grown UP with nc
knowledge that the populag F.
street picture house at one time
was one of the outstanding
vaudeville centers in the country
1t was on Q par then with New
York's still famous house of the
same name. in which Kaye holds
all two-a-day records.
As Q vaudeville center, the local
Palace went out Of business and
into the movies in 1882 with one
brief burst Of its old policy in
1898.
That was II years ago, during
which interval the backstage
area Of many a now exclusive
picture theater has taken on the
mustiness Of a manor attic. Well,
not the Palace. Danny viii find
1t . fine sanitary, carefully pre-
served playing and dressing
space. on q par with the best of
the theaters in which he has
worked.
In a pleasant way. to be sure,
Danny is Q problem to theater
arrangements bringing him into
their jurisdiction for a day.
There is the price problem, for
instance. That still remains I'M
settled for the three appearances
at 3, tbs and $3.50 p.m.-at
the Palace. While still indefinite,
the management Is prepared to
say positively that these will be
at movie levels. well below the
two-a-day scale for Kaye per-.
formances in New York, London
and elsewhere.
Even more Of a dilemma is
that which grows out of Hayes
hold on audiences and audiences
hold on him.
Few groups are ever so car
ried away BY each other as these
two. When they get started, they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
Broadway Chapel Players
Are Stimulating Visitors
By HARRY MacARTHuR

The Broadway Chapel Players are paying call their
frst continuous engagement out Of New York they
out to be most stimulating visitors Their play David Demarest
Loyds Herod the Great the place of its staging the
OF st. Clement. Alexandria,
Since taking the drama 70 church is only taking
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THE PASSING SHOW
Danny Will Revive
Palace for q Day
By JAY CARMODY

Danny Kaye win be making his first public appearance
entertainer Washington when he three
fornances the stage of the Palace February O.
There has been talk of bringing years-nost
Of those during which he Londons New
Yorks most popular vaudevan-but talk
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TW-Io-I4-8
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National Gallery
To Show 7 Films

Two art films, THE Titan
Story of MicheIangelo." and
THE Geesebook: A Choral Mis-
sal of Old Nuremberg" were
shown today in the lecture room
of the National Gallery of Art.
The program was presented by
the gallery. the District Pub
lie Library and the Motion Pic
ture and Television Council OF
the District.
1t was the first public show
ing of the "Geesebook,' which
is based on sections of an
early 10th Century German
choral missal. This monument
tai work of over 400 pages re-
Gently was given to Rush H.
Kress, a trustee of the gallery,
by the Church of St. Lawrence
at Nuremberg, Germany.
The church. badly damaged by
fire during World War II, was
restored through the generosity
of Mr.. KreSs. Master Anton
Kress, provost of the Church of
st. Lawrence. commissioned the
"Geesebook" in 1907. The cleric
was a brother of Christoph
Kress, a direct ancestor of Rush
Kress.
The "Geesebook" is deposited
at the gallery. A print of the
film will be presented by the
Samuel H. Kress Foundation to
the Public Library. where it will
be available for use.
The Michelangelo film is mar
rated by Frederic March. 1t is
a documentary depicting the
life of the artist and sculptor
through his masterpieces, with
a music BACKGROUND.
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building which at least one of
the rockets hit on the base.
A Selfridge spokesman blamed
the accidental discharge on ZAP
parent electrical malfunction"
of the firing device which the
pilot uses to unleash the rockets
at a target. He said all switches
in the plane were at off"
The jet fighter had just been
pulled off the alert line and was
being disarmed when the rockets
let go.
Because the rockets skidded
on the ground for a time shortly
after leaving the plane. 1t was
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rockets looming across the big
base and some of them into
a residential area.
Three airmen were injured. A
mother and her two children
had a narrow escape. So did
another family.
The missiles, carrying 75-mil-
limeter warheadS, skipped along
the airfield before at least a part
of them famed out into adjoin-
ing Harrison township to the
east
'COpter to Seek Craters
A demolition squad from Grit :
fisS Air Force Base at Rome,
N. Y. was flown in to hunt for
the missing rockets and to dis
arm five that dug their way
into the Selfridge turf. A hell
copter is scheduled to hedgehog,
Its crew looking for craters.
A sandbar at the mouth of the
Clinton River was to be searched,
as well as an area back of Tony
Arpaio's home, near the spot
where one rocket gouged its way
into the ground. spewing dirt
and f1inging part of its casing
against the house. 1t didn't go
off. Tony's family was evacuated
and demolition expert removed
the missile.
The engine" section of one
rocket flew off as it passed the
home of Mrs. Shirley Depew
"a, and flew through the window
OF a bedroom, from which she
had just moved one of her two
small children. Glass and metal
were scattered over the crib.
List of Injured
Altman &c William Hamm,
Hammond. Ind. was singed in
the blast which set off the
rockets. He required only first
aid.
S/Sergt. James owens, Al, of
Roanoke, Va. suffered a cut in
the cornea of one eye, but ply
sicians said he would not lose
sight in it if healing processes
were normal.
Airman l/c Haliford Carter,
%, of Atlanta, Ga, suffered cuts
in the back of his neck, shoul-
ders and legs.
Sergt. Owens and Altman Car
ter were in a frame salvage
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Missing Rockets Fired
By Grounded Jet SOUGHT

MOUNT CLEMENS Mich, May II l49.-Demolion experts
searched in populated for three deadly
accounted for % fired accidentally from
Sabrejet at Selfridge Air Force yesterday
An Air Force Board of Inquiry meanwhile
seek the of the accident that sent the Mighty
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believed they failed to attain
Ia speed sufficient to set up their
automatic triggering apparatus.