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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WMAL (7,-Sports: Jim
Gibbons shows film on
frankie Albert, new coach of
the San Francisco 49ers.
1900, WTOP (9) - Boston
Blackie: In an exciting crime
story Boston Blackie lures a
gang of lawbreakers into jail.
1900, WTTG ~ - Dangerous
Assignment: Steve Mitchell
poses as a member of an in
ternational espionage ring
which has been microfilming
secret government informa-
ton for delivery to Havana
in Havana Microfilm Story"
900, WMAL (7)-Buffalo Bill
Jr.: (Returning Series); Dick
Jones stars in the episode
Silver Mine Mystery"
1880; WTTG (5)--The whistler:
A man decides to escape from
his nagging wife and his
work-a day routine In THE
Man Who RAN"
$500, WTTG (5l-The Evening
Movie: An elderly man is
driven to suicide when he is
unjustly accused of a crime in
"Panique" starring Michel
Simon.
$500, WTOP (9) = Bob Cum
fnings: A comedy show with
Jack Carson, George Burns,
Oracle Allen and Art Link
letter will make appearances
on the program.
$500, WMAL ~ - The Hour
Glass: THE Lady Vanishes"
stars Margaret Lockwood and
Michael Redgrave. An elderly
woman vaniShes from an ex-
press train.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-The Pendu-
lum: A woman and church
both disappear in Search for
Martha Harris"
$3.50, WRC tN-Ford Theater:
Man Without Fear" starring
Joseph Cotton. The story of a
man who frames his partner,
marrieS his wife, but refuses
to run away when the victim
escapes and comes cunning
for revenge.
10000, WRC (D-Lux Video The
alter: Road to Fear" A pub
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TODAY,S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:45, WGMS-AM-Eddie Fish
er: Eddie sings old-time fa-
vorites "Old Black Magic"
and Sonny Boy"
$3.50. WTOP-2lst Precinct: A
youngster hitching a ride on
the back Of a truck becomes
an unidentified traffic fatality
in The Red Tiger"
sos, WTOP = My Son Jeep:
Jeep's father makes an irate
call on the Little League base
ball coach on behalf of Jeep.
1000, WWDC - AAA Forum,
John j. Agnew. Deputy Chief
of Police. speaks on Schools
Open"
1905, WGMS - Music Room:
Brahms, Clarinet Sonata in
E: Rossini. Finale Of Wood
wind Quartet.
10:45. WWDC-High Holy Days:
Prominent national figures.
are featured in this series Of
broadcasts tributing the arr
rival of the Jewish New
Year.
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inal and something to interest
the children"
| Neither is a stranger to TV.
Rodgers composed the score for
MICS Victory at Sea-" and
Oscar was on the receiving end
1of an Ed Sullivan hour-lone
salute. They teamed to produce
a special TV show which fea-
tured some of their many hits.
The decision shouldn't sur
prise Disney, to whom the idea
first occurred. or NBC. either.
Some time ago, NBC as
signed Helen Deutsch, who wrote
"Lili" and "The Glass Slipper, /"
to do a musical version of an
other fairy tale, "Jack and the
Beanstalk," for a 90-minute Nov.
IL spectacular.
The more CHS or r. and H.
thought about the idea, the bet
ter they liked it, I guess. And
that's often the way wheels turn
and shows are born.
y
Other BeII-Like Notes:
Mary Martin is back to begin
preparation for the NBC color
cast Of Born Yesterday" in
which she'll play Billie Dawn
-. Date of show: octoer 20, 7::3O
to 8 pm. =. (She's back from
a summer in Brazil.
Jack Palance will star in Rod
Servings Requiem for a Heavy
weight" October IL, CHS Play.
house 800. The actor should
be at home in the ring-he was
a pro boxer before turning to
the stage.
KTTV of Los Angeles, which
recently leased the MGM pack.
age Of 725 feature films, now has
a sponsor for the movies for the
first year. The advertiser,
Colgate Palmolive, will pay
IKTTV $4,000 a week 0,00O
for the year, to sponsor a diff
ferent movie every Friday night
in prime time. :. This is be-
lieved to be the biggest sum ever
spent with a single station for
one show by a national adver-
tiser.
1.-THE Adventures of Jim
Bowie" premieres tomorrow
night at 8 O'Clock (WMAI.-T
the first of the brand-new sea-
sons new offerings. Hey,
JEANNE" starring JEANNE Car
son. debuts on WTOP-9 Sat-
urday, and after JEANNE, the
happy deluge.
y \ 4 4
On the Run:
A mobile unit g cameras) to
be sped to Hagerstown for the
closed circuit educational Tv
experiment will be on exhibit
today, until 4:30 pm, at the
Capitol Radio Engineering In.
stitute (CRED, 10th and Park
Road.
The Hecht Company's Park.
ington-Arlington store should bs
bursting at the seams Monday
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when popular Capt. Kangaroo
visits. The closed circuit
shop by Tv" experiment at the
store. incidentally. is exciting
much comment. +. Reception is
good and the picture-on RCA
color sets--clear.
The Models Guild (132O G ST.
is looking for a Miss National
Charm" girl. Contestants
will be judged on personality,
posture and poise, American APP
peal and pure, unadulterated"
1T. Isn't there a duplication
in the last two categories?
Richard Patrick, WASH-fm's
announcer for I'm the Concert
Hail." will run an on-the-air
frequency test so that listeners
might be able to test their Hi
Fl installations with some &C.
curacy. The first will be next
Monday at 9 pm, and the plan
is to carry these tests on the
first Monday of every month
thereafter, same time.
Brave Eagel" will join the
WMAL-7 schedule of small-fry
shows Friday. Sept. IA. 6 pm. F.
The series viii replace the prev
iOuSly scheduled "Sheena of the
Jungle"
Mailbag:
A. X. torites:' as it true that
they call Clint Walker a sissy in
Hollywood because he doesn't
smoke or drink? think he is
a stUeu guy. -
If "they" do. they have holes in
their heads. Clint. a nice guy,
once worked as a bouncer and
can be extraordinarily patient
when provoked. But he once
picked up q fellow who was
swinging at him. and gave him a
bear hug. s. Fellow wound up
in the hospital with several
cracked ribs.
A. c. What is the reason
that CHS pushed Sonny For out
of the $4,000 Challenger Also,
tDhdt Das it that I. along Nth
many others, s1tD James E0Gn
hand to For on the shotD of sun
day. August 26."
Sonny's earlier fluffs led to his
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VI W. 0TOauWdyS most famous
team will collaborate on a mu-
steal version of Cinderella, to be
presented sometime" in Feb
ruary.
Julie Andrews, who is cur
rently playing the Bernard Shaw
Cinderella In the Broadway
smash, MY Fair Lady" will star.
(The show has to be on a Sum
day because that's jules only
night off,
cinderella" says Rodgers,
"Uiu permit US to do ttDo things
10e'Ue ,OGnted to do TV orig
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dismissal. After the first furry,
the producers started auditioning
requirements and finally selected
Ralph Story. 1t was a bum
break for Sonny, who may not
have been responsible for the
snafus in the first place. There
has to be a fall guy. though. and
he was handy. AS for what
the item was that Egan handed
to Sonny, CHS in New York says
1t was a pencil. WTOP says ii
was a good luck piece =. take
your choice.
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Society to Hold Pruyers

Prayers for a peaceful and
just settlement of the Suez
Canal crisis will be recited at the
monthly vigil of the Nocturnal
Alteration Society starting at
10 am. today and continuing
through 6 am. tomorrow at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart. Six
teenth street and Park road NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-06
ON THE AIR
Oscar and Dick
Pick a TV Doll
BY BERNIE HARRISON

1t CBSs turn ring bells yesterday-ove the signing
of Oscar Hammerstein I'd and Richard Rodgers write
minute showand think that leaves % celebrities Hollywood
and New York who won't be TV this coming season. 81 of
them haven't been asked and the other Bing (ho cares
Crosby.
Actually the Hammeen- decision to accept the
CHS offer should surprise Long bulh on the subject
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lie enemy's life is altered by
the impact of his reputation
on his seven-year-old son.
1000, WMAL f7) - Bowling
Time: Ralph Engan meets
Lee Jouglard.
Ills. WTOP (9) The Late
Show: Appointment in Ber-
lin," stars George Sanders.
11:20, WMAL "a - The Night
Show: High Fury" stars
Madeline Carroll.
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HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Brondo Sees Self Daily

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) In
Marion Brando's contract is
probably the most unusual of all
odd clauses in Hollywood pacts
I understand he has the right to
pass on the daily rushes-which
currently. includes film shot in
Metros THE TeaShouse of the
August Moon" To my knowl-
edge. this privilege has never
been given to any other Holly
wood star; with wrong judgment
lit could cause chaos.
Universal international wants
Audie Murphy to be happy. and
if Audie wants to take his family
within i'm to Tokyo for Joe But
terfly," it will be arranged
Adde'S sons should get a great
kick out of such a trip.
Grace Kelly hopes she never sees
a yacht again, hear. Boating
is for the birds, according to her
serene highnesS.
The mostest family man in
Hollywood these days and ewes
is Orson Welles, at home with
his wife and baby when he is
not filming his TV series with
D esilu Productions. Next
movie for Frank Sinatra when
he returns from Spain: THE
Joker Is Wild"-the Joe E. Lewis
biography. The drama will
center on the time Joe E. was
beaten to a pulp, literally, by
Chicago gangsters in the 'twen-
ties. Rita Hayworth has
fallen for Trinidad and wants to
buy a home there.
\ X \
Sudden thought: Enrol Flynn
was more sun when he wasn't
trying to live like the man next
door. What happened to
Arlene Dahl's trip to Europe
with Fernando Lamast? She
starts a key-city tour June Is
to promote her nighties and
Barbara Stan
wyck is unhappy. RKO grabbed
Ralph Meeker before Producer
Bob GoldStein could sign him as
Barbara's costar in Love Story"
Now the search is on for a virile
leading man. Robert New
tons attractive widow Vera is
in the market for a job. BY the
time everything was paid, there
wasn't much left. Vera was a
good publicist before she mar
ried Bob.
Peggy Lee meant it about stay
ing with her husband, Dewey
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chance to make it come true he
earned from his studio. MGM, by
winning an Academy award for
an earlier dance film, can
American in Paris"
Invitation to the Dance" is
by no means the same type of
picture. This time, Director
Star Kelly lets his inspiration
soar to a higher artistic level.
His subject here is the ballet,
an art that is fine, simple, elo-
quent and the more refreshing
as film material for being
speeches..
For all the popularity of ballet
across the landscape of the
western world, the Playhouse's
film is the first Hollywood has
ventured. This alone makes it
extraordinary and earns for it
the best wishes of those who
appreciate the courage of Mr..
GAC11y OOllflItlOllo.
4 y X
Invitation to the Dance" is
pure Kelly in design. He is not
only it's director and it's star,
he is the creator of it's choreog-
raphy. he commissioned it's Tilt
ing music and selected its gifted
international cast.
Members of the latter include
some of the ballots most glamor-
Gus names such as Igor YOU
skevitch (now dancing here at
Carter Barron), Tamara Tou-
manova, Carol Haney, Claire
Sombert, Diana Adams, and
Belita. For these he devised a
series of three musical pam
tomimes which while not Of equal
inspiration or inspired original
lty venture into refreshing
danceways.
Three sequences-a fourth,
danced versions of popular songs,
was acknowledgements the
Playhouse picture.
In order, the subjects of these
are clowns heartbreak in love,
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Carter Baron Amphitheater-
Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo;
$3.50 pm.
National - "Teahouse of the
August Noon; 2:30 and $3.50
pm.
Shubert-Dark.
Screen
Ambassador - 1.-THE Search
ers":: /, sos, $40, 7:20 and $3.50
pm.
CapitoI-"Bhowani Junction:
11:15 am, 1870. 1925, 5:35. TAO
and $50 pm.
Colony 1.-THE Ladykillers";;
Sis, 8 and 9;55 pm.
Columbia 1.-THE Rawhide
Years.: 1850 am. 1:50. 3:45,
6:45, 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Dupont = Tobacco Road; /,
Abs and 8:15 pm.
Keith's-'Day the World End
ed: 11:15 am. 2. 4:55. 7:45 and
1925 pm.
Little-"Gri Girl: lbs. 2:55.
4:20, $50, tbs, $40 and 1910
pm.
Neutrality-suspicious. at Sea-;
$40. 8 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - 1.-THE Search
ers";; 11:40 am, 2:10, 4:40. 7:15
and GAS pm.
Ontario - 1.-THE Man Who
Knew Too Much: /. $40, SOS,
TAO and $50 pm.
Palace-"D Day. the Sixth Of
June; IL am. 1:10. 3:l5, 5:25,
7:35 and GAS pm.
Playhouse - Invitation to
Dance: IL am, 1875, 2:25,
Ais, 6:05. 8 and $50 pm.
PlaZa-"The Last 10 Days.;
1915, 2:15, Ais, 6:15, BIS and
1915 pm.
Trans-Lux-Picnic";; IL am,
los. 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and $50
pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
2 and $3.50 pm.
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Martin. The songbird Cancelled
all night-club dates for June and
July to accompany Dewey to the
Utah location of his picture
Peggy won't sing in a night club
until August 14-in Nevada, and
then Dewey will accompany her
X X y x
Producer Leland Hayward Is
committing between Hollywood
and Cuba-putting the finishing
touches to Jimmy Stewards
Spirit Of st. Louis" here, and
the Spencer Tracy "Old Man
and the Sea" in Cuba. This will
go on for two more months
What did they do before planes?
Jeanne Grain, busy combing
movie offers out of her red hair,
obviously hasn't been affected
work-wise by her divorce pub
licity. Next release for JEANNE
is MGM's Fastest Gun Alive"
with Glenn Ford.
When you work for TV only
half the work is done before the
camera. The rest of the time
you're a salesman, like Ronald
Reagan, who is spending the
summer touring for his General
Electric sponsors.
TV ratings may be a headache
for sponsors and networks-but
for zsa Zsa Gabor. here is a
pleasure. When rating week rolls
around, with most shows wanting
the most listeners, they go after
zsa and pay her twice her usual
price. One panel show, to get the
beautiful Hungarian. not only
See GRAHAM, Page CT
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the waywardneSs of the human
heart in its romantic adven-
turingS, and a bit of magic
derived from Scheherazade ano
transformed by the trickery Of
Hollywood's master animators
Kelly dances in all three pas.
sages but never with the implica-
ton that his is the dominant
style. In fact, in the presence oil
so many of the ballots famous
artists, there is a pleasantly dep
recating flavor in Kelly's own
performances.
His attitude is that of ar
agreeable personality made the
more agreeable by his enjoyment
of his gifted colleagues work
The three ballets which make
up the film are sufficiently varied
in design and mood to appeal tc
many tastes. OF the lot, this
reviewers choice is the opener
"Circus," in which a Marceau-
like clown kelly dances to his
death for love of a ballerina
whose heart belongs to a high
wire performer (Youskevitch).
Jacques Ibert provided the
musical foundation of this varia-
ltion of the Pagliacci theme,
which is danced lyrically by Miss
Sombert and Youskevitch and
with a touching and dramatic
usefulness by Kelly as the
jealous clown. 1t is little circus,
la neighborhood entertainment,
that provides the setting of this
affecting ballet and its sketchy,
impressionistic design comes of
exquisitely in the films vivid
colors.
Romance of contrasting vigor
and waywardness is dealt with in
the ballet that follows whose
ring-around-the-rosy theme is
transformed into a musical de-
light by Andre Previn.
A bracelet, not a ring, is the
bauble that passes from casual
lovers hand to hand in this spir-
tied rondelay whose characters
Include a handsome husband and
wife, a model, crooner, and e
miscellany of humans of dubious
social standing.
Despite its vivacity. this is the
sagging passage of Kelly's film,
redeemed by some expressive
and sardonically witty panto-
mime and Previn's charlningly
whimsical music.
X = 4
"Sinbad the Sailor" the third
sequence scars of into the realm
of fantasy. principally upon the
lying fleet OF Kelly but with a
striking assist from Hollywood's
expert animators.
Kelly as a sailor. which he was
in World War II, runs the gamut
here not only Of such a viva
ciously real. character as Carol
Haney but the whole population
of the Arabian Nights in the
form of animated figures. In
many respects. this is the most
inspired phase of Invitation to
the Dance" Like the first one,
however, it might be more APP
Ipealing for being tidier and less
inclined to repetition.
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THE PASSING SHOW
Kelly Gives Screen
Swatch of Ballet
By JAY CARMODY

Invitation to the Dance" which opened today the Play
house is film to rebuff the accusation that Hollywood lacks
holiness and imagination.
1t has both qualities. whose spirit Of Gene
Kelly. Invitation to the Dance" Kelly dream The
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INVITATION TO THE DANCE" an
MGM picture, produced by Arthur Freed.
directed and choreographed BY Gene
Kelly, In Technicolor. At the Playhouse
CIRCUS music by Jacques Ibert,
played by the Royal Philharmonic Or
chestra, conducted by John Hollings-
worth.
The Cast
The, Lover --------Igor 'Youskeviteh
The Lever Lover. ---------claire sombsTt
RING AROUND THE ROSY" music
composed and conducted by Andre
|Previn, with the composer at the piano.
The Cast
Gene Kelly, Tamara Toumanova,
Igor Youskevitch, Diana Adams,
Tommy Rail, Belita, David Paltenghi,
Daphne Dale, Claude Bessy, Irving
Davies.
"SiNBAD THE SAILOR" based on
music by Rimsky-Korsakoff, conducted
by Johnny Green orchestration by Com
rad Salinger,. cartoon sequence by Fred
Guimby, William Hanna and Joseph
Barbera.
Scheherazade ------- Carol Haney
LEE Gehle ---------- DAVID kaSday
GlnDhu Gene Kelly
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Here There Everywhere

The planning committee for the 4th of July would no doubt like to put on the big show any day now, to take advantage of this line weather we are experiencing these days. The mercury is stead
 lily climbing, and al it's present rate may reach last years high when 80 degrees was recorded on July q. This, of eourse, is not as high as the previous year, when on August 5, the mercury climbed to 84. The all-time high recorded by Fleet Weather Central on the Naval Station was 86. This was on
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 *
 It is hoped, of course, the weatherman will be able to fur nish the kind of weather enjoyed last year on the 4th. With near perfect weather, which was in sharp contrast to that of the pre- vious year, one of the finest and perhaps the finest 4th celebration, was enjoyed by a record crowd. There are several events planned this year that ought to furnish some excitement and amusement for the crowds. Notable among
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give shots to children of all ages up to 18 years.
 Anyone desiring shots given to their children are requested to contact Dr. Johnson.
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Dr. A. Holmes Johnson announc- ed Thursday that enough polio vac cine has been received here to
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shaping up to battle to the fin ish line, and Cowboy John had pest look to his laurelS, for out of the blue comes an announcement that Davy Crockett, complete with CoonSkin cap and swede jacket, will ride atop Jake Foley's entry We want to assure you, this will be Kodiak's own Davy Crockett.
 *
 The rivalry between the horse owners seems to have been con- veyed to the horses themselves. Sugar-eating Joe, John Gibbons entry, passed near Jake Foley's Duty, and the two horses rared up on their hind feet, and a horse battle ensued that, according to one witness, was really some thing" Gracey Hightower, the third entrant in the three cornered battle, is out to prove woman is just as capable on horse as a man-and we have no doubt, after seeing the fire in her eyes when she said it, that this battle is more than just the announced slogan may the best horse win" We want good seeing position for this one.
 
 Speaking of seeing, brings to mind an observation: Brooklyn Avenue will look like a cowtown street, with flying dust prevent ing seeing of the races or the par ade unless something is done about laying the dust. We know. We're located on it.
 A project we are heartily in fa- VOr of is the building of play ground. The work is well advanc- ed and is being done by volunteer labor, under the direction of Paul Slower. There is more about it in another section of the Mirror.
 
 The ladies get the recipes in another column, why not the men (and the women, tool in this col umn. One described as Boiled Alaska" is to take a bowl of hot Cream of Wheat, and drop a scoop Of ice cream smack ill the middle of it-any flavor. This recipe has Tt been tested by us in our kit chen or anybody elSe'S kitchen
 
 Another recipe we want to pass on to you've got it somewhere. This is a new kind of cocktail, recommended for hot summer days-Take an old-faShioned glass or a tumbler, put ice-cubes in, punch hole in can of beef broth and pour it over the ice. It is said to taste like nothing else can. Let me know how it tastes, if you try it.
 #
 We understand bicycles are again becoming the rage in many of our universities. Bicycle racing is expected to provide the new col lege enthusiasm, both in inter-col legiate meets and intra-mural con- tests, within the next year or two. It is reported that there are more collegians riding bikes than in the Gay Nineties
 
 Don't forget. Besides being a a day for firecrackers, balloons, paradeS, and general celebration, besides being a holiday, the 4th of July is commentaries the signing of the Declaration of Indepen- dence. It is still the most signifi- cant event this nation can ever
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soen box VACCINE NOW AVAILABLE
 and the FOR CHILDREN TO Is YEARS
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AS Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Arlei3h (Thirty-one knot) Burke, has ordered back into the uniform regulations the broad fall" differentiation pants that were traditional with sailors from some time in the 16th cen tury until 194S.
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them, of course, is the soe1 box derby, the tug-of-war, and the horseraces.
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Program Listines April 8
An Proeroms Listed Under Which They BsSia
April 8
9-S64,0O0 choIIenee.

1854, 900 Challenge.
Winners of the popular quiz show
ore challenged by new contest
onts. Premiere.
1890
Allowing Champions.
Top omoteur bowlerS compete.
Ned Day Of Milwaukee, Buddy
Bomor of Chicago. Premiere.
5-Uneommon NoIoF.
"Pelelieu." Authentic Marine
combat history Of the bitter bot
tie for the islond.
1.-The Man CoIled X.
A plot TO discredit American dip
lomotS In Teheron Is uncovered.
9-Whot's Ny Liner
Panel show with John Dolly.
1900
4-News and Sports.
Russ Word, Roy Michael.
5-Woshinston Notionols.
Bob Wolff interviews.