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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-31

virus on location with might
Passage" in Durango. The snow
and bad weather also kayoed one
Iof his leading ladies, Diane
Foster. Gary Cooper des-
IcribeS his role in Love in the
Afternoon" thus: I'm a modern
Don Juan, with a girl in every
AIRPORT" Gary's next movie,
THE Proud Sheriff." will be for
his own company.
Is John Gunther. writing a
new Inside" book-about Greta
BarbO? John and his wife have
been dining frequently with the
Ielusive Swede in London. Incl
dentally, Greta wore a dark coat
and dark glasses when attend
ing the Bolshoi Ballet there with
Cecil BeatOn. In the same box
were Lady Churchill and Prin-
cess Schwarzenberg.
x X X
Ann SOthern said mo" to
billy" She doesn't want to
work that hard, though the play
lis about a Hollywood secretary.
So. composer Vernon Duke has
gone to New York to find a lead
ing lady for the musical.
Robert Ryan has the right
idea on how to limit his tele-
vision appearances. His price is
$4,000 per day; only a few pro-
ducers can pay the tariff. Bob
takes three months off to sell
Men in War" which he made
with his two pals-director Tony
Mann and producer Sidney Har-
mon.
Charlton HeStOn is starting
two months of personal appear
ances for THE Ten Command
ments." To Chicago and New
York. he and wife Lydia will
take their 20-month-old son.
Fraser, whom Chuck calls
See GRAHAM, Page CT
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HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Helen Morgan Role Open

HOLLYWOOD, (NANA) =
Peggy Lee backed away from
playing the star role in 1.-THE
Helen Morgan Story"-so. direc-
tor Mike Curtiz says the part is
wide open. He wants an actress
who can sing. and even put in a
bid for Jennifer Jones but with
someone else to MARBLE the songs
However, Jen couldn't make it.
Kim NOvak is after the "Jean
Harlow Story" at 20th-Fox. This
has already been announced for
Marilyn Monroe. I believe Kim
would be better-sf1e is more the
Harlow type. Talking of Kim
brings me to Diana DORIS. Both
blends deserted the guy who dis
covered them-LOuis Shurr. So
did La Monroe. But Louis has two
new hopefuls-Pat Powell and
Tam Corners. They have the
necessary equipment for bigness.
The Rita HaywOrth Peter
Viertel dating sounds interest
ing. Peter, author of BLACK
Heart, White Hunter" is living
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Catholic University-"Twelfth
Night; $3.50 pm.
NatiOnal-"Child of Fortune;
2;30 and $50 pm.
Shubert-Dark. THE Night OF
the AUX" starts November IL.
Theaters
AmbaSSadOr-"Tension at Ia
BILE Rock; 1875. 3:35, 5:35, TBS
and 9:35 pm.
CapitOl-"War and Peace;
LIS, $40 and 9 pm.
COlOny-"Private's Progress;
6:l5, 1855 and $40 pm.
COlumbia-"The Boss: Has
am, las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
GAS pm.
DupOnt-"The Informer," ESQ,
$40 and GAS pm.
Keith's-"Shake. Rattle and
Rock; 11:l5 am, 2:O5, Ass,
7:50, and 10:45 pm.
Macarthur Secrets of the
Reef; $3.50, $40 and 10 pm.
Metropolitan - Tension al
Table Rock; 1880 am, 1880
1886. 5:35. TAO and GAS pm.
Ontario THE Mountain.
1:40, 1886. $40, TAO and GAO
pm.
Palace-"The Best Things in
Life Are Free: 11:15 am, l:20,
1925, $50. 1875, and GAS pm.
PlayhOuse-"Lust for Life;
IL am. los. 3:15, 5:25, TAO
and $50 pm.
Plaza-"La Strada';; IL, 2, 4
s. 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Solid Gold
CADILLAC. ii am. 12:45. 2:30,
AIS, 6:l5. 8:15 and 1915 pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
? and $3.50 pm.
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.'OkIohomu!' Has
Press Preview

"Oklahoma!" will have its
first Washington showing to-
night at a press preview at the
Uptown Theater for representa-
tives of newspapers. radio and
television. The movie version of
the Richard Rodgers-O Oscar
Hammerstein musical play will
start its regular run there to-
morrow on a reserved seat
policy.
The picture was filmed In the
new Todd-AO process. The Up
town has been closed for sew
eral weeks for the installation
of the special equipment required
deeply curved screen, Todd
40 projectors, new high fidelity
speakers, etc.
Because the Uptown is the
only Washington eater
equipped for the Todd-AO pro-
cess, oklahoma" will not be
shown elsewhere in this area.
Stars in the film version of
the vastly popular 1943 musical
are Shirley Jones, Gordon Mac
Rae, Eddie Ebert, Rod Steiger
and Charlotte Greenwood.
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American who, as fortunes child,
finds herself the unfortunate
victim of singularly lifeless
play. AS when James, himself.
tried SO hard to make plays of
his ideas, this one stubbornly re-
fuses to take on dramatic shape.
A novel this concept was in
the beginning and all of Mr..
Harris genius as a director can
mot keep it from seeming to be a
James novel being read aloud.
This is one of the last things in
the world one would go to the
theater to hear. the pure James
style lending itself so uniquely
TO reading in the deepest of
solitude.
Given time, of course, the
Harris flair may yet prove its
mastery over this one as over
the dilemmas of "The Heiress."
1t will be the. seasons miracle
If he does. however. 1t would
also give rewarding employment
to a cast of such earnest per-
formers as Mildred Dunnock,
E d mund Purdom, Martyr
Greene. and several others.
i X x
The challenge of making
Child Of Fortune out of
wings Of The Dove" is easy to
understand. The novels plot
represents almost the sum total
Of James. 1t presents the Amer
lean girl rich in money and the
zest for life in conflict with the
faded, cynical English; the lat
ter more indifferently good
rather than actively evil.
Equally stressed in the situa-
tion-of the novel if not of the
PLAYS the fatal misstep, that
of the English whose sophisti-
Gated games are cruelty unfair
to American innocence. There
are no winners in this kind of
contest as James reports it. in
GLIDING as of now the reshapers
of Wings OF The Dove"
4 X
The three acts of Child of
Fortune" add up to a Somber.
skeletal version of the story of
Mile Temple who takes her
love of life and her huge in
heritance to England.
AS any rich, beautiful, in
and highly energized |
girl might in a James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-31

narrative, Millie instantly be.
comes quarry in London society
Particularly is she the object
of two young conspirators, hel
friend Kate Croy and Kate:
sutton. an improvident, lethally
handsome young writer.
These two not only know
about Miles money but also
that she is suffering from an in.
durable disease, presumably
lukemia, and has but year tc
live. If the writer can marry
Mile in this interval, the OBJ.
ivious conclusion is that he ano
Kate can live comfortably there
after.
1t is this conclusion that
I"Child of Fortune" sets out tc
Idemolish, but much too monot.
'onously to justify any particular
interest in the process. The
single spirited figure in the due
is Mile herself. she to the point
of injecting relish into the de-
sign of her revenge upon dis
covering the plot against her.
The lack of enthusiasm and
humor on the part of the others
turns out to be the major con-
tagion of the play so far as the
spectator is concerned.
There is patiently considerable
loss Of substance in the charac-
tiers of the story as transmitted
into Child of Fortune.
With virtually nothing to do
but talk, the creatures of the
narrative emerge as mere
sketches, or worse. This is un-
fortunately true of the writer
played by Mr.. Purdom, a hand
some type who is too British to
show emotion and thus creates
the impression that he feels
none. There is more of feeling
and less of discipline in showing
it in Nancy Wickwire as Pur-
doms collaboration in the plot
against Mile, too little never
theless to give verve to the con-
Spiracy.
Pippa Scott in the role of
Mile gives the play its few
spots of the true sparkle but
even she has a thinness not to
be ascribed entirely to her
AS the older companion to
the one who too quickly
senses and reveals the con-
spiracy against her ward. Mil
dred Dunnock is merely cas-
ually employed in the Nationals
play. The same is true of MARTIN
Greene as the rougish, lightly
amoral father of the English
girl.
Stafford Dickens, Peter Pagan
and Norah Howard are adequate
ornaments of the
cast.
Robert O'Hearn has designed
the sets of Child of Fortune"
to look exactly as one has
imagined those English town
houses and Venice palaces
where James characters held
their not so innocent revels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-31

in Paris. So is Rita. Still
acting like newlyweds are Greg
Bautzer and his beauteous bride,
Dana Wynter, summing in Palm
Springs.
Tommy Manville's ninth ex
will marry actor John Sutton.
Audie Murphy caught the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-31
THE PASSING SHOW
Another James Tale
Reshoped As q Play
By JAY CARMoDY

Henry James ard Jed Harris who compemented each other
SO successfully in THE Here several again
IN Child of Fortune which opened at the National Theater
might.
The collaboration also involving Guy Bolton adapt~r of
James Wings of the Dove far less fruitful this time
Once again the subject heiress young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-31

CHILD OF FORTUNE" a drama in
three acts produced and directed BY
Jed Harris. by Guy Bolton adapted
from Henry James novel. wings OF
The Dove" with settings and lighting
by Robert OHearn. At the National
theater,
The Cast:
Kate Croy Nancy Wickwire
Bennett, butler at Mrs. Lowder's
Bert Bertram
Lionel Croy her father
Martyr Greene
Richard Dennine, writer
Edmund Purdom
Milly Temple, an American girl
Pippa Scott
Mrs. Jowder, Kate's Aunt Maud
Norah Howard
Susan Shepherd. Milly's companion
Mildred Dunnock
Sir Luke STREET., MD
Stafford Dickens
LORD Marcus Annersley Peter Pagan
Eusenio MassioEdomo at the Palazzo
Anthony Palazzo
Blenca. maid Mary Faskett
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Curtains,
DfNpefieS

Third Floor, Washington Only
IS Prs. Printed EvergIazed Satin
Finished Draperies, 80" long.
Pr. -------A--S. 99
so Yds. 2.S8 ReuphOIstery PIas-
tic, black only, 54" wide 69c I'd.
As Prs. 4.9S to 5.98 Solid Color
Draw Draperies, assorted colors,
SO" and To- lengths --2.99 pr.
Is Prs. Pinch Pleated Easement
Draperies, washable hubby tex
tured rayon, 80" long --4.99 pr.
100 Prs. 1893 to l.9S Young Mod
esty Curtains, assorted patterns,
SO" to 80" long ---------1.OO pr.
25-21.9s Comfy Ready Made
Studio Sets, 3 pillow covers,
floral patterned barkcloth 1899
zS-S4.9e Comfy Ready Made
SlipcOver Sets, for 2-pc. suite.
3-cushion sofa and 1-cushion
chair, assorted patterns 1889 set
1O-12.98 Ready Made Studio
Covers, no pillows, cordline pat
tern stripe, assorted colors 6.9s
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Necktrear

Street Floor, Washington Only
25O-2.99 and $3.50 Cotton
BlOuses. Short sleeved or
sleeveless. Solid colors and
prints; broken sizes -1.59,
2 for 800
2GO-kOO to 2.99 SpOrtswear
Collection. Shirts, halters, ped
al pushers and skirts. Broken
size range -.--- 39c to 100
1sO-1.s9 to 500 Sample Neck
wear. Pique and nylon fill-ins
and collars and cuffs. White
only ----------------- Luz
175--1.99 and 2.99 Cotton Knit
Tee Shirts and Orion SlipOn
Sweaters. Solid colors and
stripes included; broken size
range ------------ --------oSc
20O-1.OO Costume Flowers. Pin
on or cluster styles--------59c
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Mattresses, BOE
Springs

LotOer Level. Arlington Only
1-47.50 Highlander Innersprinr
Mattress, 252 coils, prebuilt bor-
der, S-oz. ticking, soiled, double
size 24.OO
1850 Simmons "Simfoam"
Mattress, stitched crushproof
border, discontinued style, dou-
Die size ----- 1900
1-49.5O Simmons "HoteI Spe-
cial" Mattress, 8-oz. ticking,
double size, soiled 1880. -29.7S
1-52.5O Serta Smooth Ton
Mattress, 8-oz. ticking, double
size, badly soiled --------2S.75
1880 RestwelI Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, 8-oz.
ticking, double size $500
1-B2.5O gerta Box Spring,
multi-coil construction, hard
wood base frame, double size,
solleo --------------------SS.5O
1-49.SO serta Box Spring, s-oz.
ticking, double size, soiled $500
$500 Foam Latex Mattress
and Box Spring Set, non-al-
lergic, twin-size, floor sample
1890
1-44.50 Foster PrebuiIt Border
Mattress, heavy ticking, twin
size, soiled ----------. 27.O0
$3.50 Serta Innerspring
Hollywood Bed Outfit, firm
construction, 8-oz. ticking, twin
size, floor sample 1900 1898
1-37.50 SylcOn Innerspring
Mattress, prebuilt border, fancy
woven ticking, twin size, dis
continued style ----------19.9o
1-39.95 Englander Innerspring
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
der, heavy woven ticking, twin
size, soiled --------------21.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
TOyTapld

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1--1O.sS Folding Metal Table
Set, floor sample ---------5.sS
49.Ss Electric Photographs,
marred 4.9Q
SE7.S5 Ride EN- Fire Truck,
scratched 3,g0
1-39.95 Steel Gym, floor SAM
pie 1899
1--1O.98 Sand Box with Canopy,
floor sample ----- - 5.99
1-6.79 Scooter, handle grips
missing, marred ---------.3 .49
1-27.ss Side Walk Bike, handle
grips missing -------------1S.99
1-42.50 Bicycle SHELBY" 24v
Boys, floor sample, marred,
s2.s9
1-54.95 English Bicycle, rs"
Boys, scratched, as is ----27.99
SASS Bicycle "Shelby" Deluxe
Boys ar, floor sample $500
1888 Easel Type Blackboard,
floor sample ---------. 1.99
1888 Easel Type Blackboard.
floor sample -.--4 4.99
1-16.9S Wooden Stake Body
Wagon, floor sample - 1898
1-25.95 Pedal Auto, floor sam
pie --------------- 1888
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Luggage Clearance!
Save! 40 to 1870 of

2-lS5o Train coses. powder blue postie covered
loss Ledy Baltimore TToneoss. ton covered hos been
lHltloleo 4
les 1925 Lody Baltimore Tuineoss. dark blue covered
hos been ntioed SAT I
1855 Lediss Wardrobe, mint green Koroseo covered
1877
l-l7.5o Mems Plastic Two Suffer. finish, Damaged
500
I-z7.So sumsOnits Mems Journsysr Colorado brown
sc,oteneu -
os7
$500 Ladies' rs" Pumon powder blue Plastic covered
eotch broken
1000 Ladies' "A" Pumon powder blue postic covered
both eotches broken 500
I-Irres $500 Ladies' Semsonits Wadrobs, soddle ton
Iz47
1000 Ladies' is" Hat Box. Chinese red plastic teor in
size ----4.ST
l-l55o Weekend Il" coss, powder blue poste covered
one lock broken
IlTes 1895 Lady Baltimore Overnight cess, dark blue
l-Iz.o5 Lsdy Baltimore Weekend Case. 2", dark blue
covered, as is ------z--------------4s7
Fourth Floor, Washington Store Only
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Street Floor, Washington Only
75-1.25 Pencils on Chains with
Reel-Type Pin. Gold Color, Sc
15O--1.OO Jewelry 39c'
5O-2.9S "As Is" Jewel Boxes
1.49
$500 COmpactS. Stone set
5000
Plus Tax
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Furniture
Fourth Floor. Washington
Store ONLY

cOuFtH EtOOI, washington
Store Only
1-69.95 Channel Back Barrel
Chair, reversible foam cushion.
rose matelasse cover. damaged
1897
1-69.95 Modern Style KneehOIe
Desk, simulated 11-drawer style
with brass pulls, lined oak
patterned plastic top, marred
~ 1897
1-59.95 Platform Rocker, red
frieze upholstery, mahogany
finished base and trim, dam
aged -----------------2S.91
1-79.95 Maple Lounge Chair,
solid maple frame with inner
spring seat and back, nutmeg
finish, persimmon upholstery
1897
1-49.95 Corner Table, modern
style in solid lined oak wood.
brass trims and ferrules, floor
simple --- 29.97
1-29.95 Record Cabinet with
2-DOOr Record Storage Com
partment, brass finished hard
ware. mahogany veneered 1897
1-44.95 Modern Style Solid
Walnut Stepend Table, modern
teak finish, Chinese styling.
marreo 29.97
1-5S.95 Lawson Lounge Chair.
reversible foam cushion, brown
matelasse cover with kick
pleats, soiled --------20.97
1-44.95 Genuine Mahogany.
Leather Topped Cocktail Table,
as ------------------10.97
1-59.95 Modern Style High
Back Lounge Chair, reversible
foam cushion, persimmon me-
tallic fabric upholstery --29.97
PASS End Table with Drawer,
genuine mahogany veneer,
lower shelf, 18th Century styl-
ing, marred 1897
1-4S.95 Wrought Iron Dinette
Set, 5-pc., table with pink por-
celain top: chairs with wash
able, pink plastic seats, Clipped
27.97
1-l3.S5 Maple Finished Wall
Rack or t-NOt Shelf,
grooved shelves, Colonial style
TAI
1-12.95 Modern Style Curio
Shelf, free-form design in q
black and grey with mirror
back, floor sample ------6.47
1-s.95 Modern Style Wall Rack,
black and grey with mirror
back, brass trim, floor sample
AT
2-16.S0 Lamp Tables, 18th Cen
fury styling, mahogany We
neered, undershelf, samples,
7.ss
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Mattresses, BOE
Springs. Etc.

Third Floor, Washington Only
l-5S.5O Foam Latex Mattress,
Al" non-allergic, dustless.
double size, soiled- $3.50
1850 Serta Box Spring, fancy
grey and wine striped ticking,
multi-coil construction, double
size $3.50
1-44.5O Simmons "HOtel- BiIt"
Mattress, stitched prebuilt Dor
der, twin size, soiled -----29.95
1850 Simmons "King Size"
Mattress, 30 inches long, heavy
woven ticking, twin size RATS
1850 Serta 4O5 Coil Mattress,
firm, heavy ticking; floor SAM
Pile; twin size .----- 1888
1-52.50 Serta SO Coil Inner
spring Mattress, extra firm,
prebuilt border, floor sample,
twin size -------.- 29,95
l-b3.5O Hollywood InnerSpring
Bed Outfit, striped ticking, twin
size. floor sample. torn = S4.95
1-69.5O Simmons Box Spring,
multi-color construction, twin
size, floor sample. torn --44.5O
l-34.5O Box Spring, rose and
grey striped ticking, sturdy coil
construction, twin size, soiled
1888
$3.50 EngIander Box Spring,
rose and charcoal striped tick
ing, twin size, discontinued
style, soiled 27.5O
1-24.95 Boudoir Chair, rose
and canary plastic upholstery,
torn 1879
1-15.OO Hollywood Headboard,
maple finish, SCARED, twin size
500
1-12.95 Hollywood Headboard,
green plastic upholstery, twin
size, torn ----------------4.99
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Summer Furniture
Lotcer Level,
Arlington Store Only


1856 Folding Yacht Chairs,
frames Of natural lacquered
maple and birch, green striped
canvas seat and back - 1877
1855 Folding Beach Chairs,
green striped canvas seat and
backs, adjustable frame of
birch and maple, natural OUT
door lacquer finish ------2.47
$3.50 Folding Beach Chairs,
arm adjustable frames, red
canvas covers, natural finished
hardwood frames ---------3.47
1O-7.95 Folding Beach Chairs
with F0Otrests, green striped
outdoor canvas covers, natural
finished frames -- BAT
2-39.95 Innerspring Sun
Lounge. Red steel frame 1897
1895 Six-FOOt California Red
Wood Picnic Set 1897
1-9.5O Adirondack Lawn Set
tee, unfinished hard pine -4.47
Sass Lawn Swing with Cam
Opy, 4-place, red and green
hardwood frame, sample PAST
1O-10.95 Folding Beach Chairs,
white frames, green or red can
vas cover. Poorest and canopy
SAT
7-24.S5 Shot Aluminium Chais.
cite with 4-position arm adj
justment, woven saran cover,
red or green -------I2.45
2-l4.95 Hammock Cots, APPOINT
suspension with red canvas
hammock, green enameled
frame TAI
6-7.95 HammOcks. 3-point sus-
pension style, assorted colors
in outdoor fabrics 297
1855 Vinyl Plastic Lawn
Umbrellas with Floral Interiors,
pointed ash pole with tilt de-
3-6.95 Metal Outdoor Rockers,
shaped seats and vented backs,
yellow, white trim -------3.47
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Girls Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
1919 Cotton Crepe Print Pa
jamas. Prints 400
1888 Cotton PIeated Skirts.
Prints 800
$3.50 to $50 Summer Cotton
Dresses. Prints or solids ) 2.88
1859 UnIined POplin Jackets.
Red or navy; upper front, 200
25-1.9s and $50 Sports Shirts.
Prints or solids 1.29
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SiIUerlCar.e

Street Floor, Washington Only
5000 siIverplated Tea Sets.
Slightly scratched ------ 1898"
3o-1.5O SiIverplated Cold Meat
Forks -- soc
1-94.75 Silverplated Tableware
Service. Evening Star pattern;
So pieces. Scratched ----42.37
2--l5.OO Silverplated Serving
Trays. Scratched -------9.9S"
'Plus Tax
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Coats, Suits,
RMimcOmfS

Second Floor. Washington Only
1898 RAincOats. Beige black,
colors and novelty patterns;
misses sizes HOO
4S.O0-49.98 Suits. Variety Of
styles; misses sizes -------2S.OO
1898 Winter Coats. Assorte
colors and fabrics; misses and
juniors' sizes
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Street Floor.
indies
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washington OHty
1.99 and 2.99 Slips and Petit
coats. Cotton plisse; shadow
proof; broken size range 1.3S
IOO-S.99 ShOrtie Gowns Of
Arnel (celanese triacetate).
Broken size range 2.59
or 2 for 500
23O-5Oc RayOn Briefs. Broken
size range ----.------- 29c
soc and 79c Rayon Briefs and
Panties. Broken size range,
2 for LOO
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Housewares
Third Floor, Washington
Lo1cer Level, Arlington

Third Floor, Washington
Lo1cer Level, Arlington
24-4.98 Jumbo Garment Bags,
quilted plastic with Upper clos
ure and para pouch I.99
1858 Torch Lights, green
and gold 3.95
1885 Quaker TY Tray Sets,
4 folding trays with storage
rack, brass legs, "Tole Rose"
ueSlkn --------- 1873
"a prs. Anvil Type Pruning
onears
Washington Only
T-2.Ss Water Cans, LOT. size,
bronze finish -l.Ao
l-I.9S Blue EnamIeed steriI-
izerS, Tot. s9 see
24-Lze Window Screens isx53s
eA1S --------------- - -ASc
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Foundations

Second Floor, Washington
25--s.5O to 1895 Combinations.
White or pink; broken sizes, $3.50
10O--2.5O to S.95 Strapless and
Regular Bras. White; broken
sizes --------------- LOU
1O-5.95 to $50 Discontinued
Girdles and Panties. Broken
ol1co 1850 ------~---- ---- 1.JS
$500 Discontinued Girdles
and Panties. Small sizes 100
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budget Dresses

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
39-6.9S to 1898 Summer
Dresses. Solids and prints:
misses and half sizes I.99
1893 TO 1898 Famous-b brand
Summer Dresses. Misses and
half sizes - 500
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Linens, DO1DleSticS

Linens, DO1DleSficS
Street Floor,
Washington Only
Seconds. 1913 COhasset Sheets,
sizes 54x9O", 90x102~, 10Ox120".
1893
"a Seconds 1885 Striped Sheets,
70x108";: pink only ------- 2.99
S1-1.99 Cotton PIisse Grapes
79c pr.
1850 Plastic Coated Table
Cloths, 60x80p ------------3.29
5O-25c to SOC Wash Cloths,
$3.50 Scatter Rugs, 27x4s"
maize only --------- 2.69
1885 Rayon and Cotton
Sets, 64x84" cloth; 8 napkins
4.S8
4-S.95 Cannon Bedspreads, full
olIC - O,O6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
HO3ierM
Limgerie

Second Floor, Washington orig
5-2.sS BOhffant Cotton Petit
coats. Broken size range ZOO
25-2.99 Cotton shorty Gowns.
Broken size range --- 1.99
20-5.95 Cotton Baby Doll Pa
jamas. Broken size range. 2.97
z0-2.S9 Cotton Strapless Slips.
Broken size range -------I.99
1858 Cotton Batiste Gowns.
Broken size range --------2.99
15-COttOn waits Gowns.
Broken size range LIB
zs-3-S8 Cotton Slips. Broken
size range -----------Z .ss
1s-3.ss Nylsn Trieot Slips.
Broken size range --------z.Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
Teens Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
1889 POpIin Jackets. Rayon:
plaid lined; upper front. Blue,
tan or red -----------5.OO
3-7.99 Rubber Raincoat and
Hat Sets. Maize or orchid, 500
25-2.9S Sports Shirts and
Bl0uses. White or colors ---1.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
Handbags

Street Floor. Washington Only
800 Bags. "As Is" Mostly light
colors ----------------1.0O|
75-WOmen's 1900 and 800
Belts ----------------79c
25-1.0O Comb and Nail Files
in Plastic Cordovan Color Case,
39c
5O-WOmen's 100 Billfolds and
Change Purses leach S9cs
sPius Tax