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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-22
Azel Dupree Dolan
Dies in Richmond

Azel Dupree Dolan, native of
Buckingham county and the son
of the late Hicks and Nancy
Webb Dolan. died Sunday at his
home in Richmond Funeral serv-
ices were held Tuesday with bur-
ial in Maury cemetery.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs, Ida B. Dolan: seven sons,
John E. Dolan, of Maryland VIII
bert S Dolan. of Arlington, Pc
drue L., Thomas H, Harry M,
and H. D Dolan and Azel B., all
Of Richmond; four daughters,
Mrs. Dorothy M. Stinson, Mrs.
Alice Vasquez, Mrs. Ruth Will
liams and Mrs, Frances shomak-
er, and one brother Allie Dolan,
of Buckingham county.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-22
Ashl,y

The pupils and teachers of our
schools should be congratulated on
getting Heart envelopes addressed
to nearly every home in the county
during the past week. These enve-
lopes have been so designed that
gifts are sent directly to the Rich
mond office with ease
Several from this community at
tended the funeral of w. Guy john
son Friday afternoon. February Is.
He was born in Cumberland county
There were five generations at his
funeral. including a brother, Otis
Johnson, also of Cumberland.
L. K. Ford is in Johnston Willis
Hospital in Richmond for treatment.
Mrs. Jack Heller, of Fredericks-
burg. is spending an indefinite time
with her mother.
Eldridge Sanderson ret urne
home Friday following a week S
check up in a Richmond hospital.
r. P. Holland returned home Sun
day from Charlottesville hospital.
where he underwent a successful
eye operation
Sympathy is being extended the
family of S. G.. Sheldon. of Toano
Mr.. Sheldon died February II. The
father of Mrs. c. A. Stonnell, he
was successful business man here
before he moved to Toano.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Sanderson
were guests of Mrs. E. A. Nuckols
Sunday. Mrs. Nuckols birthday.
w P. and E W. Sanderson at
tended the meeting of the Milk. Pro
ducers association in Richmond re
Gently, and visited Mr.. and Mrs
James Walton.
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Putneys

c. H. Bollinger, and family
visited Mr. and Mrs. W e r
Wright Sunday
MIR, and Mrs. Edward Booker and
Mrs Jim Baker visited the John
Andersons recently
Mrs, Martha Bailey and Mrs.
Ruth Smith. of Lexington a n d
Guthrie Anderson, of VPI. visited
the Andersons last week end.
Saturday D c. Anderson and
daughter, Mary Adams, called on
the Ande~sons Sunday Mrs. Ed
ward Carter and Eugene fowler
visited there.
Sunday guests of the Allen Cal
houns and Mrs. T. A Calhoun were
Miss Marietta Bell. Miss Marie
Allen, of Worsham, and Mrs. Lewis
Durham. Karen and Mark. of
Greensboro, N. c. Mrs. Durham is
spending week with her father,
] H. Allen. before moving to Balti-
more
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-22
Guinea

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart McGhee and
children. Jimmy and Brenda. Of
Denbigh. were week end guests of
Mr., and Mrs. w. D. Walker.
Mrs. Warren Walker. Of White
Hall, is spending some time with
her daughter. Miss Lillian Walker,
of Hyattsville, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis N. Agee. and
children, Byron and Susan, were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Ages
cousin. Mrs. T. L. Mason, in Ma
runa
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Edwards, of
Richmond. were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fridley. and
family, of West Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Walker, Jr..
went to Charlottesville last week
Miss Lucille Ferguson, of Long
wood College. spent the week end
at her home, Maple Grove,
Byron Agee was a Monday over
night guest Of Coleman Goodman
Carl Matthews has been confined
to his home by sickness.
The Rev. Hale from Western Vir-
ginia. preached at Guinea Church
Sunday He was accompanied by
his wife.
Mrs. Gray Simpson was week
end guest of the Charles Simpson
family. OF Cottage Grove.
Charles Matthews has been con-
fined to his home by sickness.
The Billy McAbees. of Petersburg
were recent guests in the neighbor.
hood.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-22
Raiines

Randolph Young Farmers club
will hold its annual banquet for
members and guests Friday night.
The John Randolph PTA is in
charge of the dinner, which will be
in the school cafeteria
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs M ] Tap
erino Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Scott, and Sharon, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Collins. Aubrey
and Harold
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson,
Jr., were guests Friday of Mr., and
Mrs NJ. j. Taperino.
Mrs D. c. Riddle conducted the
program for the Antioch WSCS ii
the home of Mrs. Ray Price Wed
nesday
John Randolph sixth and seventh
grade All clubs held their second
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Hixburg

w D Xix, il. is much better
after being sick with cold for sew
eral weeks Jim Carson, The Rev.
Harold Anderson and Ed McPhllips
visited him Sunday
William D Xix. III, attended the
ASC convention in Roanoke Thurs
day and Friday
Mrs William D Hix. III. and
Jane. were guests Of her aunt Mrs
George Richardson. in Lynchburg
Thursday and Friday
The Young Peoples Union met in
the home Of Mrs E A Covington
Sunday
The store at HMburg is open again
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-22

for business.
Winston Ferguson, who was sick
last week with virus infection. is
better.
Ernest Corson, who has been in a
Lynchburg hospital was brought to
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Mel
son Hix, in Prospect Sunday. Visi-
tors are permitted at any time ex-
cept between IL and pm.
Recent guests in the home Of
Henry Covington were the Rev. j.
r. Darden, Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Rogers and Mrs. Billy Inge, Of APP
pomattoX, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond
Rosser ard Share, of Pamplin, and
Mr. and Ms. A t. Childers, of
Iynchburg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-22
Five Forks

O. H. Turns is rccuperating at his
home after spending several weeks
in Southside Community Hospital
MS. Robert Gaunce, and two chill
dren. have returned to Waynesboro
after spending some time with her
aunt. Mrs J. fl Crute
Mr.. and Mrs, J E. Dinwiddie, of
Eufaula. Ala, are spending this
week with Mrs, Maggie Harris and
S r Harris. Other guests there Sun
day were Mrs. S. r. Crute and Mrs.
George William Booker, of Rich
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-22
Oak Forest

Mr., and Mrs. Walter Davenport
and Mrs. Cleveland Davenport
were guests of Nh. and Mrs. Eve
rett Anderson Sunday afternoon
Emmett Jenkins. of Richmond.
visited Mr. and Mrs. E B Ander-
son Sunday morning.
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D. T. Dillon. M. D, Harris and
T. Fl. Mason visited in the W. B.
Crute home Sunday
Mrs. P. Z. Wells. and daughter,
son and grandson. Of Lynchburg,
visited Mrs. Maggie Harris Sunday.
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ISuItmun to Assume
Temple Sinui Post

Ben Saltman. former Director
of Education at the Temple in
Nashville. Tenn. is to take up
new duties Monday as the first
executive secretary of Temple
Sinai here.
Mr.. Saltman is q graduate OF
the University of Washington
He has had teaching experience
in high school and is the for
mer Dean of the School of Bust
ness at Seattle College.
He has served for the past
three years in his Nashville post
and for five years before that
he held a similar position at the
Temple de Hirsch in Seattle.
Mr.. Saltman is presently the
advisor Of the Tennessee-Ark
sas Federation of Temple Youth,
treasurer Of the the National AS
ISOLATION of Temple Educators
and an elected board member OF
the B'nai Birth Maimonides
Lodge.
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Churches Slate
|ChiIdren's Day

Five Washington are,
churches have announced plan
to hold special Children's Da!
observances tomorrow.
Westmoreland Congregations
Church, Westmoreland Circle
will observe Children's Day a
both $3.50 and IL am. services.
Peoples CONGREGATIONS
Church will have a Children's
Day exercise with the Children's
Choir at $3.50 am, in the church
4704 Thirteenth street NV.
st. Marks E. U. B. Church
Twenty fifth street and North
Glebe road, Arlington, will crown
a King and Queen of Childhood
during a 9:45 am. service and
continue the program in the II
am. service.
Children's Day will be OBJ
served in the Sunday Church
School Of the Luther Place
Memorial Church. Thomas Cir
Gle, at GAS am. with a program
titled king David"
The Presbyterian Church Of
Boyds, Md, will observe the day
with a special sermon by the
minister, the Rev. James Patter-
son Kerr. at the II am. service
and a special Sunday School
program at 8 pm.
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City and on May IL, 1856. wa.
ordained a bishop at his HON,
by Bishop Emil Peterson of Bal.
timore.
church.
Il preach to many churche.
and Congregations he said
Last Sunday l preached to 8
Baptist congregation"
The son of a Protestant minis.
ter, he was born in Hamburg
Germany. His family moved t
the United States when he wa.
an infant, settling on a Massa.
chusetts farm. He came t
Washington as a young man anc
went to work at the Sheraton.
Carlton when it opened in 1926
Mr.. Christensen, a grand
father. plans to continue as 9
waiter and part-time clergyman
Il have no plans to leave the
hotel" he said. Il have enough
work to do among the people
that need help"
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Catholics Set Aside
Sunday for Youth

Pentacost Sunday will be OBJ
served tomorrow by Catholics Of
the Archdiocese of Washington
as a day of prayer to ask Gods
blessings and guidance on
Catholic youth.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
o Boyle. Archbishop of Wash
Iington, has urged Catholic boys
and girls in the Archdiocese to
receive holy communion and
make special visits to the blessed
sacraments in their parish
churches tomorrow.
- In addition he has asked Cath
ole pastors to arrange Tor ex-
position of the blessed sacra-
ment after the last mass in their
churches and to follow this with
a holy hour or benediction. Spe-
cial prayers for youth will be
said at these rites.
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GUEST SPEAKERS
Asian Bishop Among Those
To Occupy PuIpits Here

Guest speakers will talk to-
morrow before a number of re-
ligious groups in the Washington
area.
Bishop Hobart B. Amstutz,
Methodist Bishop of Malaga,
will speak on Challenges In
Southeast Asia" during the $50
and II am. services in the Fair
lington Methodist Church, 5000
King street, Alexandria.
The Rev. Forest Hedden of
Philadelphia, Of the National
Board of Missions of the Meth
odist Church, will speak at $50
and l1:15 am. services in the
Annandale Methodist Church,
Columbia pike, Annandale. Mr.
Hedden will also speak the fol-
lowing Sunday.
The Rev. Richard S. Bird of
New York will be speaker at $3.50
and IL am. services in the East
minister Presbytian Church, 560l
Randolph street. Bladensburg
Md. Mr.. Bird, who has just
completed training at Princeton
Theological Seminary, is the
son-in-law of the minister at
Eastminster. the Rev. Keith T.
Postlethwaite.
DR.. j. Raymond Schmidt, gen.
eral superintendent of the Ma
tional Civic League and associate
editor of the National Voice, will
speak on Getting Away With
Murder-Modern Style" during
the IL am. service in the Con-
gress Heights Methodist Church.
Fifth street and Alabama avenue
Sc.
Robert Reed, a student at
Meadville Theological Seminary
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IMussunettu Springs
Grounds Opened

Massanetta Springs, the Pres
byterian summer conference
grounds four miles east of Har-
risonburg. Va, this week opened
its 1857 series Of conferences
and camps.
r. c. Campbell. executive d.
rector. said that this year there
will be 30 camps and conferences
before September /. the largest
number in Massanetta's 36-year
history.
This year the Presbyterian
summer conference grounds will
open with a new hotel and BUSH
ness manager, Lucien T. Hall
jr. H. H. Wood, who had held
the post for IL years, retired
during the winter, although he
will continue to serve the insti-
tuition as treasurer.
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Carlton Hotel Waiter
Is Bishop After Work

When Emil Christensen re-
moves his red walters uniform
each evening. he steps into q
world far removed from the
swank Sheraton Carlton dining
room where he has worked for
81 years.
Smiley" as he is known to
hotel patrons, becomes Bishop
Christensen of the Evangelistic
Churches of God.
The 81 : year old prelate-
waiter began his religious studies
about Is years ago on a rather
informal basis.
II read the Bible, religious
philosophy and studied the great
works." he said. II am a Free
Thinker. I belong to no denomi-
nation. If someone says Buddha
or Mohammed is God, that is all
right. God is all of them"
Mr.. Christensen also studied
at a Bible institute in New York
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|EventsEisted
|AtCuthedruI

The Very Rev. Francis B
Sayre, r.. dean Of the Wash.
ington Cathedral. will deliver
the sermon during the II am
service at the Cathedral tomor-
row.
The Rev. Canon Charles Mar
tin will celebrate holy commu-
Mon during the service.
The Right Rev. Angus Dun
Bishop Of Washington. will Of
ficate at the confirmation serv-
ice at 4 pm.
Holy communion also viii be
celebrated BY Canon Martin at
8 am. in ST.. Mary's Chapel and
by the Rev. Canon Richard VIII
liams at $3.50 am, in Bethlehem
Chapel. - y
Maine will be remembered In
Cathedral prayers tomorrow and
the STATE flag will be carried in
the ecclesiastical professions.
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Seven Area CIerics
60 on Army Duty

Seven Washington area min
listers are on duty at the Chap
lain School at Camp Breckin-
ridge. KY, for two weeks OF
active duty with the Army.
They are the Rev. Carl Men
gering Of Faith Lutheran
Church, Arlington; the Rev.
Chester Barnett. secretary -di-
rector Of the Capital Area Coun-
Gil of Christian Churches; the
Rev. Colt Troutman, pastor of
the Boulevard Baptist Church,
Arlington; the Rev. James Pip
pin. pastor Of the First Chris
tan Church of Falls Church;
the Rev. Charles Matthias, pas
tor Of the Christian Church,
Springfield; the Rev. John K.
Harris, pastor of Trinity Bap-
fist Church of Arlington, and
S. Douglas Greer, pastor Of the
Irving Street Church of Christ.
The Rev. Wilbur S. Hogevoll
who just left the First Christian
Church Of Alexandria, is di-
rector Of training for the chap
lains at the camp.
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of the University of Chicago and
a former personnel officer with
the Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics
here. will speak on THE Case
for Liberal Religion" before the
Fairfax Unitarian Church, which
meets at 1890 am. in the Oak
ton School on Route 1913.
DR.. Stanwood Cobb. director
of the Chevy Chase Day School
and a member of the BahaI
Group of Chevy Chase, will
speak on Discovering the Genius
Within You" before the Bahai
Community of Washington at Z
pm. in Inspiration House. Kalo-
rama and Columbia roads NV.
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installation Set
ByLutheruns

The Rev. Charles S. Mueller,
former pastor of Bethlehem
Lutheran Church, Jacksonville
Beach, Fla. will be installed as
new pastor of the Lutheran
Church of st. Andrew, 12247
Georgia avenue, Glenmont, Md,
at 4 pm. tomorrow.
The Rev. Walter Kraemer,
associate secretary of the Lu-
theran Service Commission and
the Armed Services Commission,
will perform the installation.
Mr.. Kraemer has been serving
as interim pastor at st. Andrew
since the former pastor. the
Rev. Paul Foelber. accepted a
call to head the music depart
ment of st. Johns Lutheran
College. Winfield. Kans.
Others participating in the in
stallation will be the Rev. Fred
erick Kemper Of Calvary Lu-
OAACA dll OAluIClI, OUtCI OPIlIlB !,
and the Rev. William F. Brue-
ming of Christ Lutheran Church,
Washington.
Mr.. Mueller is a native of
Springfield. H.. and received his
education at st. Johns College,
Winfield. Kans., and Concordia
Theological Seminary. st. Louis.
His vicarage was spent in Flor
Ida at Tampa. Clearwater. Mi
ami and Orlando.
He has been at Jacksonville
Beach since leaving Concordia
Seminary in 1853. Mr.. Mueller
has served on the Public Rela-
tons Committee Of the Florida
Georgia District Of the Lutheran
Church Missouri Synod. He was
awarded the 1856 Junior Cham
Der Of Commerce Young Man
of the Year Award" for the
Jacksonville area.
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Attorney to Speak

James F Bell, attorney, lay
leader and member Of st. Luke's
Chapel. Bethesda. will address
a congregation breakfast of the
Episcopal Church of the Holy
Comforter. st. Andrews Parish,
that will follow a 8 am. service
tomorrow in the church, 70l
Oglethorpe street NV.
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Capitol Hill Church
Sets Dedication of
Renovated BuiIdino

The Capitol Hill Presbyterian
Church will dedicate its newly
renovated structure at Fourth
street and Independence avenue
Sc. with a special service at
pm. tomorrow.
The newly refurbished build.
ing will be used by a congrega-
ton that represents the merger
of two former ones, Eastern
Presbyterian Church, founded
in 1872. and the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church. which was
founded as the Capitol Hill
Presbyterian Church in 1864.
The building at Fourth and
Independence belonged, before
the merger. to the Metropolitan
Church.
The rededication sermon al
the service tomorrow will be
preached by the Rev. DR.. Albert
j. Mccartney, pastor emeritus Of
the National Presbyterian
Church. the Capitol Hill min
lister, the Rev. Lewis J. Hutton,
said.
Others participating include
DR.. George H. Yount. modera-
tor of the Washington City
Presbytery and minister of Ar
lington First Presbyterian
Church; DR.. Ralph K. Merker
general presbyter and stated
clerk Of the Presbytery: the Rev
David N. Weaver of Baltimore
moderator of the Synod of Balti-
more. and the Rev. Joseph
Kecskemethy. secretary Of the
Hungarian Reform Federation.
Two ministers Of neighboring
churches also will participate in
the service, DR.. Lawrence D
Folkemer of the Lutheran
Church Of the Reformation ano
the Rev. William NJ. Baxter oil
ST. Marks Episcopal Church.
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HAS POST HERE-Lloyd E.
Howard is the new minister
of education at the First
Baptist Church Of Wheaton.
He has been serving on a
part-time basis since Feb
ruary II while completing
degree work at Eastern
Baptist Seminary, Phila-
delphia. He began full
time duties on June /.
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Fith a broken heart or head.
Dr. both.
The subject this time is Joe
=. Lewis who. for all his profess
sinpal distinction. wanders
through THE Joker Is Wild"
Us If he were retfacing the
footsteps Of Ruth Etting. Helen
Morgan and several others who
have been the subjects Of screen
Biographies. The 20S. 1t no
longer needs saying. were as
tough on entertainers as the
roads Of the period were on
automobile tires. It,
The details Of this wear and
tear have lost most Of their
dramatic sting and all Of
Frank Sinatra's valance in re-
peating them in this picture is
largely wasted. Nor is he
particularly helped BY Charles
tVidor'S direction which adds
up to a slogging tedious march
through the cliches Of this oft
told tale.
Intensifying the Aims i'm
preston upon the spectator
that he is spending 4 couple Of
decades in the sheerest pub
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MORE OPENING s: lie.
Girls" which will follow the
Royal Ballet at the capitol
theater has been selected fol
England's royal command per-
Torrance. an honor bestowed
upon one picture annually by
England's royal family. 1t will
be shown at the Leicester
Square Odeon theater in Lon
don on November 4. shortly
after the royal family's return
from its American visit.
pal joey. also starring
Frank Sinatra with Rita Hay
worth and Kim Novak. has {
local booking. The George sid.
ney production OF the famous
Rodgers Hart musical viii open
at the Trans-Lux theater here
on November s.
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win go into rehearsal in New
York on November 10.
Opening the Shubert's play
season. following the appear
ance Of Shanto Rao and her
Indian dancers. will be "A Soft
Touch" a farce starring Elsa
Manchester and Loring Smith.
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THE IoKER Is WILD" a Para
J. nrIssin, directed. 6y Charles vidQf.
book written by Art COIN, with 4
musical score BY Walter eeharf, and
SONGS By sammy Calm, James Van
Hepsen and Harry Harris. Al the
Playhouse theatef.
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HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Rumors Link Natalie and Bob

HOLLYWOOD (NANAl. -
Did Natalie Wood and Bob wag-
ner tie the knot quietly during
their sojourn at .Schroon Lake
in the Adirondacks for her
Marjorie Morningstar" film
ing? There are some who were
there who say tits so. The
runaway in Natalie's picture.
by the way. will be Claire
Trevor who. with darkened
hair. plays her mother.
Gwen and Dan Daley took
OF for Hawaii where Gwen will
soak up some sunshine and
swim while Dan works in his
MGM movie, Underwater War
rior." After Gene Kelly's
film with Maurice ChevaIier -
to follow his current M.
Morningstar." he win team up
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National - Time Remem-
bered." $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - The Helen
Morgan Story; /, sos, sis,
1920 and $50 pm:
Apex-"The Silken Affair.
f.25. $50. $40. 7:45 and $50
nm.
Capitol-closed to public un-
til Friday.
Columbia The Giant
Claw: 1915. 2:45. $40. TAO
and 1905 pm. Last complete
show. ass pm.
Dupont - "Manuela. Stow
away Girl: 1905. 1850, ass.
6:l5, sos and $50 pm.
Keith's-"Jet Pilot: Has
an. 100. $3.50. 5::35. 7:45 and
9.55 pm.
tMaeAfthuf-I Triple Decep-
ton: $50. Sis and 10 pm.
Metropolitan - The Helen
Morgan Story: ll:l5 am,
lao. 3:25. SIS. TAO and GAS
pm.
Ontario Mana; /, sos,
$40. 7:30 and GAS pm.
Palaee-"Sea Wife: ii am,
1850. $40. 4:s0. $40. $40 and
10 pm.
Piayhouse-sThe Joker Is
Wild: IL am, 2 40. $40 and
10 pm. Woman "a q Dressing
Gown: los, 4:45 and S:25 pm
Plaza - -Four Bags F1ll. !
1920. 2:15. 4;l0. Sos. 8 and
10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Jeanne Eagles" ;
II am, l. $40. Sis. 7:25 and
$40 pm.
Uptown-"Around the World
in 90 Days: $50 pm.
Warmers Seven Wonders OF
he World: $50 pm.
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with Fred Astaire in a Metro
musical.
80
Ola Scala is backing a res
taurant In the Valley-serving
Italian food of course. Her aunt
ana uncle. newly arrived from
Italy. viii manage the place.
They owned a restaurant In
Rome for many years.
Jose Ferrer heard George San
ders sing on a TV show from
See HOLLYWOOD. Page Bill
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TIE PASSING SHOW
{ Sinotro Film Echoes
20s FomiIior Roor
BY JAY CARMoDY

Holywoods habit of looking back its shoulder APP
parently Is incurahle. ~ ..ss
1t does again in rhe Joker Is Wild" which opened at
the Playhouse today and what what always has
seem popular entertainer running prohb-
zion liquor tangng with unccuth gangsters and ending up