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, 1957-09-18
Virqin islands Agricultural Program News
The Part time Farm Family"

MANY people who live in the country are not farming
their land as a livelihood. They are employed by the msular
or Federal Governments or by private or individual concerns
from which they receive a salary. From this salary must be
Maid all their living costs which, we all know, are very nu-
merous and expensive. The people who farm their land and
live entirely from what their farm produces, usually produce
some portion of the food they eat. They grow vegetables, pro-
visions, and usually raise some type OF livestock winch pro-
vides the family with meat.
There is every reason to believe that you non-farmers
who live in the country can produce some portion OF your
food needs also. All that is necessary IS a small area where
YOU can grow some vegetables for home use. And>if there
is enough land available, you can also raise a few head OF
sheep goats, or pigs. Perhaps you can also raise a few chick
ems to provide the family with poultry and eggs. You coun-
ty jewellers would not have to rely entirely upon the gro
Gerry store for all of your food needs.
IF YOU have children Of school age, you can encourage
the youngsters to start small enterprises of their own.
Perhaps the boys could raise the. small livestock and the
girls take care of a small home garden. In many areas, people
who live in the country make as much use as possible of the
resources which they are fortunate enough to own. And by
so doing they save themselves a fair amount OF money each
year by making their small holdings work for them.
You may have felt that you haven't enough time to de-
vote to growing vegetables or raising a few head OF livestock,
and SO have never given such projects a good trial. You might
be pleasantly surprised to find you can produce with only a
minimum Of time and effort.
Part-time farming has its place in the economy of every
country. And many families who are lucky enough to own
small tracts of land are profting from producing some por-
ton of the foods they eat. If you live in the country and are
DESTROYS of learning more about part-time farming, contact
the Agricultural Station for assistance and information, and
we will be glad to help you in every way we can.
The hardest part is to make a start; but why not make a
start today?
, 1957-09-18
Specialist

For repairing, cleaning and adj
justing all makes of office
machines, such as Typewriters,
Adding & Calculating machines
Monographs, Cash Registers, etc.
Office supply kept in stock, such
as ribbon, Covers, Rollers, Etc.
Phone 320-W
Moore's Apartment
, 1957-09-18
PUBLIC NOTICE

1t is hereby brought to pub
lice notice that the Govern
ment Of the Virgin Islands has
rights-of-way on various Pub
lie Highways, as ollows:
Centerline road is 48 #.
wide
East End road from Soil
tude toward East 7. 81 #.
wide
Other roads are So #.
wide
Nc sugarcane shall be plant
ed, nor shall any other OBJ
struction be allowed, within
the above mentioned rights
of-way.
"A. Paraliticci
District Supervisor
Public Works Department
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NASH ARLINGTC

NASH 1855 Ambassador Custom
hardtop; green and white. white
and h.. wire wheels twin beds, air
'cond | owner: iow mileage. g 1875.
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TRIIIMPHS ,57

No other car for x2.62b can
match II or catch 1t Drive q fast
bargain Now on display in our
showroom: bank financing
UNITED AUTO SALES
TRIUMPH DISTRIBUTOR
2427 REEDIE DR. WHEATON. MD,
10 4-S246
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ARCADE PONTIAC

1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S5O0
Also 1880 I4th st. NV RA. 3-9670
PONTIAC 1854 de luxe 2-door:
power steering, hydramatic, radio.
heater. clean, 1-owner car: Ss4Q.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 4221 Connecti-
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I60x3OO WOODED LOT for the kid :
dies-Custom construction with big
rooms. center entrance hall. 2lxlB
Twins room. 3 master-sized bed
rooms. . full baths. outdoor porch
with fireplace. basement and car
port. Sleepy Hollow area. A most
unusual home. NIL. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP. HI. s..
Innn = "
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MONEY WANTED

LAW STUDENT IN last year willing
to pay So int on 5-yr S100
unsecured note TO complete e6uca-
ton. Call NE. a-3657 or wtite
Box 1887 Star.
$4,000 as LIST mortg. S yrs, ON
230-a. waterfront farm, Potomac
River. st. Marys Co. Nd. PLEASE"
no appraisal-fee collectors. Box
1867. Star.
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NASH ARLINGTON

20Ib N Moore St.
South End Key Bridge
open Ewes ia. $1,000
BUICK So Special; 4-dr. sedan.
green and ivory; r. and h. dyna-
flow: Just traded; will sacrifice for
only $685.. KENYOE-PECK CHEW.
2b36 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va, ia.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. IS. COOS
OO0--Group YOUR debts. lower your
payments. refnance your property
ana improvements Quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate
farms etc. ONLY In the State Of
Maryland Call MR.. ROBERTS.
Baltimore. Md day or nights:
suns. and holidays at Saratoga 4
Ana.
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rambler: ctr. nall. Eng bsmt.. Z
flreplS.; mr.. schools. Ell. 5000
n. ARL., Westover area, St Ann.
Parish. close to schools, bus. shop
ping-Brick rambler: 3 bedrms
IL baths. liv. I'm. with firepl., din
area, full bsmt.: lge. level fenced
lot, FHA approved: S1S.950; i'm.
2093. WAi. A. CHAPMAN REALTY
INC 6S1S Lee hwy Arl
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LLOYD-WAGEN
NASH ARLINGTON

NASH 1851 Statesman 4-doors;
to chnnhe from excel cars; X30h
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PLYMOUTH 81 de luxe 4-dr. sedan
blue: heater, defroster: an idea
md car for only S395 KENYON
PECK CHEW, 3l40 Lee hwy, Arl.
Va La . -nnnn
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

LEASE 1000 50. II. one-story bldg
with enclosed yard. ne. d. c.: b. A
O.. siding good for any business
HE asses.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.--LarRe 1
story bldg, 5000 50. H., 1000
50 II paved parking Suitable for
light manufacturing, wholesale OF
retail outlets Call zARPAS. WA
7-4lS NJ. ewes. ia. g.75o3.
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PONTIAC SO Star Chief Catalina
sedan; r. and h., hydra. Wv, p.s.,
b.; nautilus blue and white. COM
pany official car; $500 actual miles
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Open Ewes. ia. 6-3Uot
NASH $50 rambler convertible: Con-
tinental tire, radio. heater anc
white-wall tires. True mileage only
$4,000 miles. SOB. Call RE
10000, Q TO 6:30 pm.
NASH So Rambler sta. wag.: excel
cond. No down payment. Call RE.
1-ou7n R-S n m
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HOUSES TO BUILD

-FOUR BEDRMS. full baths, fun
Complete packaged deal includes
financing aac architectural con-
Sulting service. CROSSROADS DE.
VELOPMENT CO JE. 2-4a70
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oFEIcEs. STUDIOS WANIEp

ARTIST WANTS small loft or sim
liar setup for use as studio Good
light required 300 to 800 SO. II.
APPROX WO 6-ll5
SPACE NEEDED in downtown once
bldg From l20 to l 800 50. Il r
M KASS. EN- 3-Si00,
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wheeler, Chrysler- Plymouth

PLYMOUTH SO Belvedere VS. 4-dr.
hardtop. Power steering. powerfiite.
R&H. Wv tires, 2-tone rose and
81 .395
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LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave EN- o-l02O
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ARCADE PONTIAC

411EO446H 7 O4N 7 111O
1897 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500
Also 1880 i4th ST. NV. RA. $1,000
PONTIAC 1854 4-dr. sedan: hyd..
ooips eI posNr1Ssc clean aaa fAT conS S5ss
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HOUSES for SALE VA. tccn.J
McLEAN-cIA AREA
.HJNI0R ESTATE

TIE Acc wooded setting affords
utmost privacy for this quaint
$50. Coioniai--perfect for the
small family. Beamed ceiling liv-
ing rm. with stone fireplace,
paneled den, tremendous family
sized equipped kitchen, u bath
on LIST: . twin bedrms. and bath
on ind; basement. S24.950.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
o1R0 N Glehe Rd Arl la h-n7n7
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CHRYsLER 81 Windsor; auto.
trans, 2 and h.: original black
finish; $685. full price. Cash. terms
or trade. Our only location, HER
SONS, sth and o NV. DE =
t.uU
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viii move your family into this 3.
hedrnl Oct. Cane Cod In lovely
Fairhayen' Si05 per mo
CALL NE. $685. TIL Q Pm.
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PACKARD 1852 hardtop convertible:
2-tone green, power brakes, ultra
tires, new seat covers. Continental
wheel. immaculate cond. no dents,
sacrifice SIN 10 1-IRhn
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame: white or colored
quick settlement. Call MR. MILLER
AID. 4-292S: ewes. LA. 6-6I94
A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. $4,000, S. E. REALTY
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FAlRFAX-S600 down and assume
$1,000 CT loan on this cute N
coy doll house rambler, Ssh mo
pays all; level 6lXl56 lot. in
handy location. CROWELL d CO..
INC. 2160 N. Glebe I'd, ia. D.
O1OT
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alex. Del Ray. $3.50 On. AND AS
I'm. Dirk, Ice kit. nicely equip Ben.
oix washer and drier: rear patio and
niee yard. XII. S-6652. ewes. JT
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STORES FOR RENT

GEORGETOWN, 2GOi p It. Store
with Offices above gl25 JOSEPH
NJ WISE, Do 10000.
BRooKLAND SECTION, 3Oi8 18th
~. n e. Space 70xi5, suitable for
laundry Key al 1910.
STORE AND APT, for rent by OWN.
Err on Capitol Hill wonderful To-
cation Tor any business LA. 0-p404
CLOSE TO GEO. WASH. HOSP
a3S 23rd and 2300 Ii 81. NV
store plus q rms. and bath.
ERODE A. COLBERT, INC, 1911
X ST. NV. MA 1890.
ROCkYILLE.--small shop in ton
location. Call after . pm. 20.
STORE FOR RENT 400 SQUARE
FEET, ATR-CONDfTTONED; IN L0F
MODERN Sc SHOPPING CENTER
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
CALL 10. 2.Olbl
Hollywood Shopping Center
RHODE ISLAND AVE.
COLLEGE PARK MD
VIII complete second section Of
stores soon IDEAL for DELEGATES.
Sen. GROCERY HARDWARE
Present stores VERY successful
Catering cxcluslvrly 10 iiUC homes.
HA 1-SBO0
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BROCK HALL
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

CONSERVATIVE appraisalS. money
back on default privilege. 1885, re-
turn End trust, 3-yr.-old rambler
Glen-Mar Park of Mass. ave. ext.
$3.50. payable S3S25 mo, in
terest only, entire balance due I
W. from date You may buy one
third for - 295. Also available
6es flrst trust, Capitol Hill, rented
70 confessional aide, face S1,374,
payable S73 "a per mo You may
buy one-thlrd for S2.3s3 MR.
RABY. Dl. 1-0l SO. or MR. Li-
MOTT ST. 3-1205
eND TRUST NOTE. S4.050--seasons
on valuable Bethesda property Cal
OIL 4-23l6
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SPLIT-LEVEI,

Three and four bedrms., finished
recr. rm.. = baths, h2-acre lots. with
all city utilities; $4,000 to S24.000
iGI or FLA
JOHN w. MULROY CO.
30 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church. Va
JE. $4,000 Ewes, JE. 2-937t
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BOATS

lift. THOMPSON Cedar Strip
Runabout 500 or will trade for
hours fiving lessons. Call so.
S-131O
SEA KING MOTOR, 10 h. D. with
gearshift. S125 or best offer. RE.
6-547l.
EVINRUDE. 1852. 20 hip, excel
cond.. reserve tank and controls
XII. BLISS.
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BeauteouS Distinction
STYLISH
NEWER HOMES

Dramatic living around fresh new
| ideas. Two living rooms--two IRE.
places Vestibule entrance-built.
| in garage. Bi-leyel design right out
of a picture book plan. with toilet
/ facilities on each level Walk out
| from dining room to rear yard
/ floor -to-ceiling picture window with
STRAIT Line view from the Twins
room. Three secluded bedrooms
will be deliehted with the move
treatment and functional character
OF his home. CALL ia. $4,000
10 TIL, O.
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Lax @%no 81. NV. 81. 3-2buU
BUICK 80 Super Riviera hardtop:
dynafiow radio and heater. power
steering and power brakes, Wv
tires, immaculate condition through.
out, like new, only S2.l95. Safety
tested for your protection, 30-day
written warranty PAUL BROS.
tOLDSl, Wis. and Ellicott St. NV.
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IE 3-A7nn-

BUICK 1865 super Riviera sedan
light green with dark green top;
brakes: ST ,995. CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

BUICK 81 2.door Special: RADIO and
heater. excellent car. priced below
market at Sa94. MANHATTAN
AUTO, INC, Est 1919. Now Q
locations for imported and Ameri-
can cars. 9TH at r SITS. NV. Open
* IN Hnhart oTn0n
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BUICK '53 Super convertible; black
with light top. Wv. tires. red
leather uphols.: $4,000 actual mi.
Sl,25O: excel. cond. XII. 9-1745.
BUICK 81 Roadmaster Riviera hard
top coupe. Red and white: very low
mileage; fully. equipped, power steer.
ing. power brakes. S3.695. CCC
guarantee.
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BUICKs--choice OF II '52s from
S49h: SIS from $500: '54s from
S1.1a5; SIS from ST .495; Sos from
81 ,S95 Most cars fully equipped
home OF the only l0.0O0-mile guar.
antee on late models Bank tinanc-
Ing available: trades accepted
Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
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VOLKSWAGENs Used; sedans,
sun.-roofs and converts. JACK PRY,
l4th and P.
WHY'S 1913 sta. wagon. Call oV.
3-46S0
WILLYS JEEP 1851 4-wheel drive;
aluminium TOP. new motor: $3.50.
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GARAGES
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

N. c. DEALERS pay top dollars fol
cars. wagons VILLAGE MOTORS
1883 r ave. ne. AID 4-0444
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars des.
perately. any make or model. trucks
station WAGONS EVANSVILLE
AUTO SALES 1870 r. ave
Hvattsville, Nd WA 7-l2S0
PVT. PARTY wants TO buy 1855
Ford. fully powered and equipped
low mileage. reas. JU. e-4559.
We NEED CARS. station wagons
pickups WOLFE MOTORS 1891
Wisconsin ave NV. FE 3-4O42
JUNK CARS wANTED-PayinR top
For pickup and efrcient service
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

~UKJ4UOI OdUIIIdC-OIUS %.
l922 End st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC, 1850. 80 sedan: original
nnish; fully equipped A real buy
Cash, terms or trade. $685.. As low
as 50 week. Easiest terms in
18th and o NV. DE. 2-4700.
RuICK 1ahR anecial o-dr ara
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NEW RAMBLER--Brlck rambler in
beautiful wooded section; almost
ready for occupancy. Large living
room has a fireplace, there's q big
dining ell, spacious kitchen with
wall oven. three bedrooms and
bath. Basement is DAYLIGHT with
large windows, roughed-in bath.
space for q Knockout rec. room
and carport. SlS.50O. HOLLEY
REALTY. $500 Lee highway. KE.
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Program Listinss WEDNESDAY

$50
5-Grondpo's Place. Kids.
7-Eddie contor Theoter.
Triple Vision" Mona Freeman
stars.
Sob Crosby. Music.
400
4-Queen for q Doy. Giveowoy.
IS Minutes. Jock BoiIey Is m. c.
5-Life With Elixobeth.
7-BFighter Doy. Serial.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
! Hour. Hero Of Hermoso."
AIS
7-Seeret Storm. Seriol.
$3.50
5-The Unexpected.
Witch Of Eight IsIonds." John
KELLOGG.
ledge Of Night. SerioI.
4:45
4-ModeFn Romohees. SerioI.
500
4-comedy Time. Series.
5-Reeord Hop. MiIt Grant.
IS Min. Teen-ooers' dance porty.
7-Miekey Mouse Club. Kids.
I Hour. NewsreeI Speeiol: Boy
Girl Get Blimp Ride Thrill" Any
thing Con Happen Doy-"Fun
With O Comero." No. 3. The.
Hardy Boys, Episode No. ~.
"Never Soy Die" Cartoon:
"Mickey's Orphons."
9-Amos m Andy. Comedy.
Andy and Kinofish decide to turn
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his befuddlement. 1t is the for
mer's responsibility to make
Miss Bancroft see how complex
life can be. His. then. is the
predicament Of an adult trying
to make q child understand
what the latter already sees
more clearly than anyone else.
With q playing partner as
vivacious as Miss Bancroft. this
effort Of Fonda's comes off as
both funny and touching. Her
Jewish directness. her habit Of
calling Q spade something
more blood-curdling. and her
sense Of the relationships ulti-
mate futility are affecting. But
no more than Fonda's efforts
do they carry the conviction
that their common plight is as
interesting as Mr.. Gibson is
~ 0llAks
It is possible that Director
Arthur Penn viii find the key
TO the Importance OF what
Two or the SeeSaw." Is try
ing to say. Two-character plays
can be quite q special problem
in this respect as The Four
poster" certainly proved in It's
shakedown days.
m the end. they must have
more than the mere novelty
Of two characters and q set aS
strikingly versatile as the tan
lem bedrooms Mr.. jenkins has
designed for Two for the See
saw"
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
He Wanted the Role
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

the August Moon" and Tea
and Sympathy"
Instead Of giving away dishes.
these places ought to give away
lemons.
Sonny James. the singer, was
talking to an actor friend who
had just been to q lecture on
outer space. Sonny asked If
he'd learned anything. Sure
did, said the actor. that hall
has lousy acoustics"
A gal was in the Penguin
restaurant and told boss Nat
Simon her husband was home
with q cold. The doctor has him
on two aspirins and . jigger OF
bourbon until the cold clears.
Nat asked II the cure was work.
ing. I'm not sure" said the
gal. Hes five days behind on
the aspirin and three weeks
ahead on the bourbon"
Broadway Buzz: Maurice
D'Eufemia. who has been head
waiter at virtually every top
cafe in town. opened his own
Maurice restaurant. done by
Russell Patterson. Goldie
Hawkins. who plays piano in
his own Joint Of the same name,
has finally found a way to dis
courage tippers. He gives them
a card reading: mo thanks. My
accountant says 1t upsets my
income tax bracket. Bari
tone Stan Page, soprano Caro-
lyn Friday and guitarist Mirko
head the new show at the
House Of Vienna. Hugh
Shannon is back In town at
the Left Bank piano.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena - Answered the
Flute: $3.50 pm.
Catholic University - The
Merchant Of Venice: $3.50 pm
National - "A Shadow Of
My Enemy: $50 pm.
shubert-"Two for the See
saw: $50 pm.
Screen
Ambassad Or--"Battle Stripe,
IL. $50. $40 and o:36 pm.
Apex-"Woman Of the River
1880. 3:3S, 5:3b. TAO and o:4S
pm.
Capitel-''Les Girls: Ills
am. lao. 3:25. b:35. TAO and
o:l5 pm.
Columbia - April Love-;
ii:4O am, i:4O. $40. 6:45. 7:45
and o:46 pm.
Dupont - "Perri": /, 1850,
4:40. $3.50. $40 and 1905 pm.
Keith's - "Monolith Mon
sters": i2:4b. 3:35. 6:25 and
9:l5 pm.
Macarthur -" Cast q Dark
Shadow: 6:3D.e:l5 and 10 pm.
METROPOLITAN - Battle
Stripe: i2:45. 3:46. 6:4S and
9:45 pm.
Ontario ''Raintree County:
$50 pm.
Palace-"Kiss Them for Me-:
ll:35 am. LAS. $3.50. 5:55. sos
and 1910 pm.
Playhouse Nights Of Ca
biria": ll:15 am, lis. $40.
5:25. 7:30 and o:35 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
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Woman: 1i:l5 am. las. $50
b:55, 7:45. $3.50 and IL pm.
Trans-Lhx = pal joey:
1880 am. 1910. 3. $40. 7:35.
si4O and u pm. F
FUptown--FtAr the World
in 80 Days; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner--"Seyen Wonders OF
the World: 2 and $3.50 pm.
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NEW YORK. - The cast OF
The Bells Are Ringing" has
started its second year on
Broadway and the other night
gave itself an anniversary
party. During the gig. Sydney
Chaplin broke down and told a
story on himself. Seems when
he took the plane in Holly
wood to come here and audi
ton for the role opposite Judy
Holiday. he met Howard Keel
on the plane. In conversation,
Keel revealed that he was n.y.
Ing to New York to discuss the
same role Chaplin was trying
for.
Il waited until he fell asleep, "
Chaplin related. then turned
on the overhead airvent full
force and pointed 1t right at
his throat. trying 10 eiVe him
laryngitis."
The November so issue Of the
National Review carries the
following ad:
Chess Manuals wanted. Ad-
dress v. Mclotov. c % General
Post Office. Ulan Bator. Outer
Mongolia"
There was a pretty embar-
RAISING situation in one Of our
better night clubs last week.
Two Hollywood actresses. who
had been married to the same
actor. were seated at adjoining
tables.
Worse" relates the owner,
"they discovered that each was
paying her tab with identical
alimony checks"
Max Loew owns both the
viennese Lantern and the
Casanova, Yorkville night clubs
which are practically across the
street from each other. He was
asked II there was any advan-
tage in having two places SO
close together.
We'll" said Max. "for one
thing. I can stand in the mid
die Of the street and watch
both bartenders.
-
Several movie houses around
town are featuring a double
bill consisting Of "Teahouse OF
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The quantity OF these two
qualities may seem q little
oyerpowering 10 more rugged
bumblers like the rest Of US. az
indeed 1t did to even Miss Ban
croft and Mr.. Fonda last night.
In both cases. this may be
explained by the fact that the
performance was the first any
where for Two for the See
saw" II this turns cut to be
true. it should take some Of the
tedium out of Mr.. Gibson's play
for audiences. without adverse
" affecting what 1t has to re.
veal Of human torment.
Like The Fourposter." the
last two-character play. the
new one also centers around q
bed. but a less respectable one
The latter not only lacks the
sanction Of marriage but also
is occupied by creatures Of less
emotional range who are in
clined to stammeFs instead OF
speaking out.
There is nothing wrong with
this. at least as play theme.
Yet the sight of miserably
trapped creatures on q stage
can give theatergoers an un-
comfortable feeling the same
fate is overtaking them. IN
fortunately. this is true Of the
Shubert's play in spite OF the
valance Of its two busy stars
Mr.. Fonda and Miss Ban
croft are q dramatically as
sorted pair in the situation Mr.,
Gibson has chosen to explore
He is q refugee from q cloy-
Ing marriage and q legal ca
reer in Omaha who has fed to
New York for escape. He holes
up IN q furnished room in q
seedy part Of town. lost to the
world until he meets a girl who
divides her time between max
ing stage costumes and dream