davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Pa, captured the A and B
hydro championships in an
outstanding performance.

outstanding performance.
stock hydros: /, Jimmy Campbell,
Danville, Pa. 500 2, DOUGLAS Earn
hardt. Charlotte, N C., SIS. f.. Bob
Lerch. Washington. D. C., 525 ~ sec
onds behind second place boat in
elapsed time)
stock hydrOs |, Jimmy Campbell
Jimmy Rossrson, Norfolk. Va. 526
3, Ronnie Pierce. Portsmouth, Va, 300.
C stock hydros; J. Il. H. stsrnes
Hickory. N c.. 500. >, Beverage, Rob-
ert W. Thornton, Silver Spring. Md,
$50. 3. Louise, Buzz Mandell. Anda-
lusia. Pa. 1898
stock hydros: l. Demarra. Bob
i, II. starnes. Hickory. N. G.. se5,
mons m Island. So 1'''""o' SOLO
4S-ciass inboards: I, Betty Gal Nv,
George II Loeb. ir. Norfolk. Va, 500.
2 Jim Boy. Jack VAUGHN. Norfolk. Va.
200, 2. Patricia, Paul Price, AMMAN
dale. Va 4Bg
i36-claSs inboards aan Ill Bob
Baxter. Hish Point, Nd. 500 :, Cav.
alier, Wiley Roland. Havre de Grace.
Md, 800. 2, Debby III. Dick Jones
Annapolis, Nd. 33S
13b-class inbosrdS: / Skip Ardson
Dozarth. ,vineland n. j. 200. ., Wild
finished . seconds behind iirst place
boat in elasped time) g. Jim Bow. jack
Waugh. Norfolk, Va. 45O
..5 and 2B6 class inboards trun to.
getherl: /. Little. Bits t225l Herb
Thunderbird (e66l Capt twiliiam
Kidd, Deale, Md sos 2. We Go Too
Watson Lewis. Baltimore, 400.
2sn-elass inboards Double Easle
Bob Zindorf Annapolis. 500 =, Bob-O.
Boo, Dick Sooy, PleasHntville N. j,
mineton. Del. 450
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
Vito Fluff Girls
Win Two Games

HAMPTON, Va, July 30
(SpeciaD, - Washington's Vita
Fluff Girls softball team won
a double header from the New
port News Comets. 1912 and
81, here yesterday.
Betty Fry held the Virginians
to FIVE hits in the first game
In the second, Red Malsburg
gave up seven hits and seven
runs. but her team came from
behind in the last inning with
three runs.
Carol Shelby's two two-run
doubles featured the Vita
Fluffs' attack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22

TAHOE CITY. Calf, July %
up. - Miro Slovak, a pilot
whose urge for freedom flew
him through the Iron Curtain.
piloted William Boeing, jr.'s,
hydroplane Miss Wahoo to a
Mapes Gold Cup victory by
sweeping three straight heats
for a 9O-mile average of 95.974
miles an hour.
Another Seattle craft, Will
lard Rhodes Miss Thriftway.
driven by Bill Muncey, placed
second in the final stand
ings and final heat on mile
high Lake Tahoe yesterday.
Miss Thriftway averaged 92.025
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS

Market wis Title Role. Blackiston
Brooke Chief. Flash Dolmont. Lucky
Duke.
l--Eddie's Dream. Mondean. The web
I-E. d. Hawk. Hobbs Express. jarrett
town Anne
Colonel Rodney, Prince Gallon.
Loekheart Royal
,-MiEhty Con, Vernon Dale. Peter
Bohemia.
TERRY, Spruce Up. Mis-,
Val Dean
s--Nl.s Helen watson. Lsmb,Sosmel-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
AyuIu Tukes Title

DU S S ELDORF. Germany.
July % Up. - Luis Ayala OF
Chile won the mems singles
title at the Rochus Interna-
tional tennis tournament yes
terday. He beat Australia's Mel
Anderson. Ga. 60, ga. be-
fore 1000 fans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-22
WEEKEND FIGHTS
nY the An,ociniad prs,.

HOLLYWOOD cant Pete Kawula
29la, Chicago, outpointed Ernesto
Figueroa l2g, Mexico City, 10.
HAvANA-Fernando Spallota. 1851
italy, outpointed Andres Gonzalez
TOKYO. Nasal iwamoto i1e.
Japan. outpointed 1oshiro Ianaka,
illh, Japan, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

Harry aaf5ex Matlaek. as. Camden
Camden. N. j.
Michael Allen cappiello. 30. East
Haven; Conn. s3nndl 4intoinette Diana
ph G .il.,s ~ w Jensfso3 s.. nw
ri. ne and Terita Ann Robinson
80. 1862 East Capitol ST. ne.
Franklin Deiano Wilson. 20, Pinson
fork. Ky. snd Shirley Ann Miller
~. Alexandria.
Kenneth LAnier Donnelly, II. 14I0
- 20 1909 Townsley ave, Sc.
Wallace George Moore, 20 l4i5 Anes
o. ne, and Eleass POUCH. is. Loo!
Spencer Wheeler Boone, %. Edsewood,
Nd, and Margaret Lee Hawks. 20.
Robert h nsHsnsgs sHssstef es, New YORK.
n Y and CAROLYN Einors Love, 90,
cslbsrt Hairsion' 81, Martinsvilie. Va
and Rubena CLARK. SO, 544 Insra-
Joe Louis Barton, y, 1850 p st. ne.
s sas annie Bell Smith ls, Pattsr-
Gerald Paul Murphy. %. wheaton.
Md.. and Mary sue Mckenzie, n.
Silver Spring,
Albert Perez, "a. San Franeisco. Calf.
ana Margaret Camille Bullock. 25,
Willie Ray Williams. % 1919 Lang pI.
ne. and Elsie Edwards, IS. 81
Franklin ST ne
William Edward Tinker. ~. Arlington,
and Marjorie Sn0wden Gibbs Stew
art, 3d. 5000 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
John Switzer. 80, 2040 Mills ave. ne.
and Anna Elizabeth Hilton. SO.
81 18th st. ne
Douglas Clifton Reed. -, Orange.
Mast, and Emmaline Jeanette
Cooper, -, Lost Greek, W. Va.
Milton Stradford Hurston. r.. "a.
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" st, Sc. Charles Howe. ir.. 1896 10th
Maryland and y. X. Insurance 4 iiIedl I,
James + Cannon, ir,, 500 Sth 1t ne.
suspended until restored by Maryland.
Insurance. is iied and trafic
school completed). Walter s. Payne,
u..O Oakiaxn I'd, Sc; Don TyneF. 6a3
Arlington blvd, Falls Church. Va, /:
e ns chs oas,'lseAu wi, .sie sssa
Fairlawn ave, sc.
=, ssvSass isr an accumulated record
1910 nth st. ne. George Harfeii' iSS
! 81. NV Cieophus Wrisht, 7if0 ua,
ave. nv. Moses Tyler. 1857 Raum 81
me- David J. pittman, 2Oa nth 81
ne. Herman Mccrlmman, 1888 I 81
ne; Ealyin eterner. aSa9 W oil
ne wlIiss Z we as S ssSs e nran. !. 4
Tin It. n.S.. Robert J seas. ssi iSvins s
1871 Tfinidad ave. ne; John A. Fcre,
1900 Blaekfoot I'd. College Park. Md.
John Gleason. h1t6 Colorado ave.
John L. Hoxsfd. Ss9s AIN" 81 nv;
Joseph r. Marrow, Iaa5 Hamlin ST
n,ei Elmer r. stfeeter. l4l6 Decatur
81, ne. Samuel T. Brooks, Box aSS,
qaithersbure, Nd. Junlus l. Mason,
JOS 9th u, Sc. Reginald B. stokes,
sgO sss. s n 49, o ssSsrs Fs aass
,ias4 Southern ave. Sc: kSvin Jones.
liam X Fos. S5as stanton I'd ia s.s. VI"
Suspended for period noted for at
least ) pointS--MoSes CarrinGton,
lsu0is Half st. Sc. 10 days and traf-
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ave. Cedar Heights. Nd. 10 days
Daniel H. schmidt. 64Oa Gailatin e.,
Hyattsville. Nd. 10 days: Thomas y
Burton. 1900 Alpine st.. District
Hsishts. Nd, 10 days: Bledsoe n
Byers. 4sgi indiana IL. NV, 20 days
Robert u. Downing. ~ Chase Court
Alexandria. Va. days. Donald J
Carter. SSH Liyinsston rd.. Oxen HIN
Md.t 10 days: Thomas J. Quinta. 1901
North Pierce g.. Arlinstgn; Va 70
a. ne. . days; Alfred Il. Tryesdsls,
school Henry sinslstsrs, 1881 irving
IsI Sc is days. Marjorie Z, Proctor
SIlb sixth q ne. 10 DAYS; Paul G,
oscar Pailns. 1901 Fuller 81. NV. Is
Also joseph Byron, sos Blttenhouse
o; NV 10 days 0unther kilsheimef,
90 ssTd pl hyattsyIlls. Nd, days
school, u Raymond e. q ia" jScks saa 'I IoIe
MsyTItte. ssIs Clay i. ne s DAYS e
and frame school: Mack L. Jones, SOS
Suspended for failure to nle insur-
anee--Janies william Osborne, ST.. 235
y 81 NV; Mayfair Maekey. 26l4 Unit
rerslty pl. NV. GEORGE A. Jones. BB2
Oven pI. ne Clement Palmer. ii5i
seth ave, CHAPEL Oaks, Nd Israel b.
johnson, 2641 Bidney pl. Sc; Thomas
Neinaber,. l100 qlenbrook pkWy !.
bethesda, Nd; Charlie Anderson. 81 s
story, 1900 Longisilov 81 nv; Horace
Lee JOINER. 2ell North Capitol 81. /;
Ihomas Black. No. 80 New York ave.
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ne schooli Jennie W. xdwafda iio
44th Ct. ne. 10 days. Thomas !.
chaeonas. ftlS willard ave-. CHEVY
Chase. Nd. 10 days. Richard A. Col
bert. i03a-B Benning I'd. Sc. 8 days
and franc school; Alyce L. Dixon. 1000
Ames Il. ne. 10 days; Talmadge Nc.
days Eemqnd l. Yields, ss2t iith h, &,
h mi. ~ da,s' Lsroy suii IVA tam, AM
s sSSss wliIssa r. Siii.r, '1d iii rt sRd
y A 40 Asgi.ssSSsr =. Monroe. sac.
dsS S and trsihs school? Monroe L. Carr,
brown. Ills FIRST 81 ~ 10 days:
Richard !. Jet, routs "A. ,La,pdeyer;;
81 nv, ~ days: Elsie ), ooldrlns.
ass Merton p; ne 70 DAYS; James
s days; James !. Jackson. u s y me-
30 days; Joseph " Harris 5so it l
Vsssas ar D 0 olSson s n "a SID st Sc. II
NV, ) DAYS and trAihc school ber-
nard ., Easlsston. IT. h5l4 Pine s..
sscsa' III. I istA y Sss' IS ~ dsss
4 DAYS Eric M Ward. faal lsd 81,
me-, 10. days, Dorothy L Alderman,
jamin y. Bennett. 3sl0 Yoy st.. NV.
90 days. Jack l. cleary. 3l0s Adams
gt7 Quincy st. nv. 20 DAYS and traf-
nc school, Warren smother. $40
Tale, ST., iS2s 60. Capitol ~. Sc. 20
days smallwood =. Williams. 1898
Montello ave. pc. 10 DAYS. james
Hayes. AT 9Th g., ne, Is days:
ave. Sc. IS daySi. Wilbur 3. Cash.
40l0 9th 81. NV, Is days; !, Lawrence
s sass Ssssan.i Farmer NE y las rsrs
day pl ne 10 days; Herbert n Pat
rick. rs eeaton pl. nv. 10 days;
Charles besneF. 1908 18th d. ne, 10
81. NV, 30 days: Peter A. Roasetos.
route z, Box .l6. ooodluek .Td,. Lam
ham. Md. Is days: Thomas I. Blaine.
$40 4lst St ne. 10 days. Charles c.
o'o Aver w tgss = $; cos:n. aos Monsu,,
Or. Alexandria. Va, 10 days. Carrie
Hurt, ltn9 Lawrence st, ne. 20 days:
Ronald C. Kane. 1880 Hayes 81, ne,
30 days; John r. lands. 1891 chanh-
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cAuht4ty - AAAgO.
OF the Al revocations, one
was for lending q permit. IL
for drunk driving. four foI
driving after revocation. three
for driving after suspension and
Is for having accumulated al
least II points.
Thirteen of the l24 suspen-
sions were for failure to Ale
insurance and Ill for accumu-
lating eight or more points.
The list Of suspensions and
revocations for the wee
follows:
Revoked for loanIng permit---rred
L. Ramsey. 1907 r st. NV.
Revoked Tor operating after reyoea-
tlon--Pefiod Of revocation extended
Henderson Bloupt Bland, 1855 Bruce
pl Sc. harshan Leroy Chapman, 9lO
s Nss YORK 3. ave. r. Phillip Garter. r.
pensIon--Adolf X, DiFkS. 34S9 Min.
neSota ave. Sc; Herman McCrlmmon.
hl.S2 L e.. as and Clarence n,
Ha ErsSssq 'p R,s sriylss Ns,ls ssuns
Alonso Moore. 3oos 18th q, nv.
sssrsoroasS, zoos & =. W. ne se0; s.ss
Williams, $50 + 81 NV; Ray c. Polk.
SIS L Of. s.e.. William NJ. Green, l247
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Ieey pl.. Mt. Rainier. Nd. 10 DAYS ana
tfafic school: Leon Martin. 723 Que
bee pl. NV. DAYS and trafhe, schools
william n. TambouFins. $50 Texas
ave, Sc. 30 daysi Robert l.. Wearrins.
zoos 18th 81. NV. 8 days and trafic
school; willie l.. cobba, 4s07 Illinois
ave. NV, Is days; Charles =. Barnes,
Martin. $3.50 Hayes e. ne. 80 days;
james A. Proctor. 7 81. s.e,, rs days.
Aubrey . y s IchnsonI' sS03 an q M N,
Bosley, 5lIs TN 81, NV. days: John
Alfred c.. Ford. sQeib 3 st. s,e. rs
days; Anthony J. HIshssi,. seD p so 1.
Wvrisht. isssA south Capitol 81, 10
NV ass. % dsss' Russ sa'' , Drssssl 80
Valley ave. Sc 10 days; Joseph Miller,
XIlsn. SD 10th 81. Sc. 5 days and
frame school; 1snnis Davis. 4sss
Davis 4Ss O 81. ne. rs days: William
+ pqvalL Rte. 2. BOX ~, Laurel. Nd.
s ~ sayi ss sna 1' sh Ss,. f psS.
hsrIn. zoos TN 81. NV. days and
trafir school; Lloyd p. oallagher,
l2l24 Lakewood Dr. 5 days; Alfred ?.
ooldsteln, 1904 DAnbury ct, Bethes-
da,I Nd. days and trafic school;
Ralph Hamaker, iii Wayne I'd, Pals
Church, Va. 5 days. Frederick l.. jack
SON. SIS 18TH 81, ne, DAYS and
trafic school; james L. jackson. 604
lgth st. ne 10 days,
Jerry D. Kimhle, 1898 Z 81. ne. IS
days: salvatore a, LaeAverA, $50 For
Iester. 81. sH,. 8 DAYS; Richard H.
RPSS'S Fl Fie sss hs ssi Ps g. . a.ii
days: Ernest 7. Rivera al varnum
Constantine A. Roumel. Jn44 Daven-
P Port, M.insws 70 days. Clarence III
ton r. cherry, ~ X Al NV, Is days;
William Henderson. 4ls0 D 81, Sc, 20
s O. Ed. sH g Nev.Sn ssis HolT ,:,.,
ham l. skinner. .RFD No, {. Brandy
vine. Nd, 80 days and months;
William H. PAge. 1899 d 81. ne.
days and franc school: william j.
Bowie. ssig Knox p, s.es days;
10 days: Johnnie I. Sherron, 76OS Al
days. Richard Z. sheihorss. 1908 Gath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

Columbus Alexander Hudson, %. whit.
sss5s, X & and lucille oiIituh' 20
Robert Harold Moore. II. 1901 Eator
70 ssE, sRd Betty Dol.ors orooms
saul Marvin Sehwartzbach 80 Hy.
attsvtlle, ana Elaine H0rowitZ Pagan
Ia. bj5 Ogleth0rpe 81. NE
william Edward Harriday. "a 1905
s 81; NJ and JuAnita Ross, %
Russell Alexander Freeman. as. 1875
No Capitol 81, NV, and vivian
Smith, 24. 1920 10th st NV
Albert Clayton Morris, s.. s2 e3i5
Fletcher %. so Bryant st NV
Howard william Breeder 81. Uppei
Marlboro. and Betty jeanne Daven-
port, 25.. 500 LeBaum 81. Sc
Albert Melvin johnson. 2b. isO1 Massa.
sepsn. j s,t NY sssaa n.s J0.
Richard Lee Brscker. 80 New YORK.
y, and Joan Leutze Rowcliffe,
80. 200 Massachusetts, ave NV
oeorge Thomas Smith, H. 1859 Mon.
woodiork. 81, isSe Clifton Clifton &, eA nw
John Morrison Lucas "a Falls Church
and Karen Zehner. "a. $500 Belle.
fue terrace NV
David Norman Cook. 20. silver Spring,
and Elizabeth Jane Salisbury. 20.
Robert HowsTd Blythe. y. Atlanta,
"a and Nellie Grace Conner. 20.
Archie BroWnlee. se. wirsins. Miss
and Frankie Lee TimmOns, %. Ia00
Harvard 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

1901 18th st. NV. and Evelyn
Z Helene Pickett. 10. $500 l4th At W.
Joseph Charles Drew. ~. Arlington,
( o and Myrna Rosetta Mccurdy, 10.
Cleveland Ohio
Lyle william Elder. q 400 Southern
I ave. Sc. and Juanita Esther Gross.
/ . 20. 1890 savsn ST Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Ado. Driver Permits
Revoked, l24Suspended

Forty drivers permits revoked and i2l sus-
pended here last week. the District Department OF Vehicles
and Trafhc announced
In addition 10 persons charged with driving without a
District permit registration had their privilege being
licensed suspended until OF espon-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
.TV KEY. PREVIEWS

Toni0hts top shoiCs pTeUieDed By TV KEYS stG0
whO attend Yehedrsdls match screenings and Gnalvse
scripts In New York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered a guide to area vieiDers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
OTHER w
HIGHLIGHTS

1850. WRC ~ Price u
Right: Color The night
version Of the daytime quiz
Ahow. Bin Cullen. host.
1850. WMAL (7) - American
Bandstand: Live" from
Philadelphia. Dick Clark.
me.
500. WRC ~ - Restless
Gun: Rink" A i3-year-old
boy seeks revenge for the
killing Of his father. John
Payne and Peter Votrain.
$500. WTTG ~ - Theater
At Eight: give Came
Back" Lucille Bal and
Chester Morris. 1889.
SEQ, WMAL ~ = Voice Of
Firestone: Thomas L.
Thomas. concert baritone.
guest.
$3.50. WRC ~ "A Turn Of
Fate: Lost and Found" A
young investment broker
finds Q package containing
$1,000 which brings him In
to contact with Q beautiful
blond and q suriy ganester.
Jack Lennon and Joanna
Moore.
1900. WRC ~ - Suspicion;
THE Other Side Of the
Curtain" A woman seeks q
doctors aid in determining
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14

Burns and Aen-Gracie decides TO help Ronnes girl
friend. Bonnie Sue land acting Job by turning her
into Italian vamp It they're all the rage When
this idea dry Harry Won zel shows how he would
act In Westerns Best chuckles at the end when
George and Zel shoot out neighbor Harry Morons
windows. pm, WTOP-9.
Guy Mitchell ShOw-Guests Margaret Whiting and Jack
Carson team up with Guy vocally in Lets Get Away
From It All" Margaret jumps with Running Wild" but
slows down to sing MY Heart Reminds Me" Host Mitchell
plugs his record "Unbeliever" also does White
Silver Sands" pm, WMAL-7
Twenty OneThe Craig battle continues at $500
point Tonights winner haul down $T3 500 Next
testant is Dr. Kurt Gngold technical translator from
Cos Cob Conn Gingcd born in Vienna, educated in
Harvard, and shapes fast-thinking quzee. pm,
WRC-
Lawrence Wek Show-Easy music Tonights guests
are Dewaynne and Patty 10 Wear, smal-fry from
McMinnville, Ore. who play violin and guitar Weeks
medley Of Irving Berlin tunes is pleasant listening $50
rs.. WAiAL-7.
Studio One"Act Of Mercy The subject OF Mercy Killing"
debated in this problem play The victim scholarly
engineer, whose brain damaged in auto
He remains in coma until his brother puts him Of
his misery. Despite spotty writing the show deserves
Straight is good. 10 pm, WTOP-9.
TonightJack Paar gives his impressions the Japanese
World Series and also translates the society during
this entertaining session The panel" includes Art Buch
valid, American newspapeEman who has spent the past
few years In Paris Musicaiy, there's Dhann Carroll to
sing Someone to Watch Over Me-" 1ll5 pm, WRC4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
THE EVENING sTARB-iS
Washington, D c. -
MONDAY 0cTOBEn -. 1857


the cause Of q recufrent
dream. Donna Reed.
1880. WTTG ST. Boxing:
Randy Sandy vs.. Gene
Ace" Armstrong in q 10.
round middleweight bout.
1l:I5. WTOP f9)-The Late
Show Color THE Purple
Plain" Gregory Peck, q de-
pressed Raj pilot, shows
signs Of a mental break
down during the 1875 cam
paign in Burma. 1855.
1875. WMAL H. Mystery
Tleater:: Shadows in the
Night" Warner BAXTER.
1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14

ting for II here and Others in
the fine cast were Walter Sle-
Yak. as deppetto; Fran Allison.
as the blue-haired fairy, and
Jerry colonna as the jolly
Coachman
The music (bv Alec Wider
iCGs pleasant enough and the
hour sped BY delightfully."-. Rer-
all commercials. incidentally.
iDere tasteJullv handled.
ScOreboard:
Tonight tWRC-l): The
singing hit Of the week was q
l7-year-old blond beauty Of
Welsh descent from the Phila-
delphia area named Irish
Dwelley. l was q little alarmed
Thursday night when Jack
Paar gave the unknown such
an emotional buildup but the
sweet-singing soprano deliv-
cred. Show business hasn't had
q top young girl singer in years
and this attractive miss could
be II. At least she'll get the
chance. irish has looks and q
remarkable voice and now that
she's been signed to appear
regularly on the show. she'll get
the exposure. That's 40 per-
cent Of 1t. The other so percent
Is shrewd management, ar
rangements. the breaks. and
the performers determination.
Incidentally. I thought she
looked better in the sweater
than she did in that ungaily
gown she wore Friday for the
Cinderella" transformation.
What's II For saturday,
WRC-4l: This new panel show
played awkwardiy on its
premiere. Perhaps II win shake
down after a number Of per-
formances. but It seems un-
rewarding employment for the
talented likes Of moderator Hal
March and the panelists ABE
Burrows. Hans Conreid, Corne-
liza Otis Skinner and Betsy
Palmerl. The idea is simple
enough. The panelists must
guess the purpose OF the
unusual inventions demon.
strated on the stage. But what
with the introductions. ex-
plantations and the sliding back
and forth Of the panel. nobody
gets much Of a chance to shine.
An ingenious apparatus worthy
Of RUDE Goldberg (for dumping
janitors out Of bed when the
steam In the boilers gets too
low and an orange picking
contraption we're among the
inventions presented on the
premiere. II didn't seem to
make much difference whether
the panel got Il or not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14

and before der Hingle ac-
cuinulated enough Of the coin
OF the realm 10 indulge his put
ter and a ven to act. Yea years
ago.
The formula was simple:
plenty Of music inteFspread
with easy-going chatter.
Nothing magical about it,
but 1t only plays that way when
congenial pros set their mind
to II. And the Introductory
Edsel show for Bing's alma
mater. 0onzaga University,
demonstrated precisely that.
Frank Sinatra. an early
Crosby disciple, who's getting
q bit elderly himself. was the
principal assistant on the re-
Taxed jamboree and his host
tossed him q fair share Of the
fat lines and the spot. Both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
A Pleasant
.TN Birthduy

Besides displaying a big
lineup Of high-priced talent.
Standard Oil Of New Jerseys
18th anniversary show last
night (WRC-4 was note
worthy in two other pleasant
respects--its lack Of hard sell
commercials and that its stars
went into the acts they're noted
for without the folderol Of
trick introductions.
Since this was primarily q
show Of personalities. here are
some observations on the pro-
ceedings:
Tyrone POwer-As the host,
he was refreshing because he
played 1t straight and made no
attempt at corny humor.
Jimmy Durante-Typical Du-
rante with his "stop-de-music"
routine. surrounded by pretty
girls.
Kay ThOmpsOn-Opened the
jubilee Time party with a lively
song on that theme. aided by q
dancing group. This was prob.
ably spectacular in color. On q
black and white set, 1t was
obvious that they were switch.
ing the lighting and colors for
emphasis.
Jane PowelI-In fine voice
and figure for several semi
classical numbers in two spots
in the show.
Donald O'COnnOr-Aided by
Sid Miller in a satrical horror
musical, sticking needles in the
likes Of Elvis. Dietrich, Cagney
and Sophie Tucker.
Duke Ellington - Something
different with his latest work.
called Shakesperean Suite. and
also some Of his standards.
Brandon de Wilde-Just a bit
part introducing a science age
dance featuring bips. beeps and
blips music that was literally
out Of this world.
Bert Lahr-In a sketch with
Durante. pair Of well-cured
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Frank and Bing wearing
modest toupeesl looked fine and
seemed to be having q ball.
Btng got things going breezily
with q brief intro Of the guests
c'Lindsay--a relative'') and q
lively performance Of 'Now You
Has Jazz" backed up BY Louis
Armstrong and q small, select
group Of all-stars.
The big production nnnber
was q world" tour via music
that gave Bing and Frank an
opportunity TO sing and clown
around with a score Of tunes.
Bob Hope frightened up one
sequence with an unexpected
appearance.
Ever since Norman and Mar
tin. musical get-togethers i'm
evitably wind up with . medley
and Bling. Frank and Roaemary
CI6oney were most ohIleing. II
Vas fun--and strangely enough.
the Crosby oldie thai got .
hand from the studio audience
was Please" which goes back
70 before Elvis was born.
Bing,s prior Tv appearances
except for walk-ons and q
long-ago Olympic Fund tele-
thon-were filmed disappoint-
ments. Now that the old gaffer
has demonstrated that he can
hold his own in "live" Tv on his
flrst real try. it'll be interesting
to see II the experience restores
his incentive to appear more
frequently on the medium.
II I irere Gonsaga University.
I'd hold on to that boy.
80
Pinoechlo: Sunday. wRC-
-.
I got the idea somewhere
that this was q 90-minute show
and, at that. another 80
minutes would have helped. But
the Yasha Frank version Of the
Collodi classic had 1t beguiling
moments and the tip-top cast.
headed by Mickey Rooney,
helped enormously.
The ''live" staging required
some basic changes in the tale
(which may have caused some
comment among the small FRY
faithful to Disney's version but
I thought the tone Of the pro-
duction was engaging and sew
eral Of the scenes, particularly
the underwater sequence. vir-
tually irresistible.
Mickey was splendid. He
played the part faithfully
both vOcaIly and physically.
That brief jan sequence un-
derwater with Pinocchio main
tanning the beat was an In
spiratiOn.
Stubby Kaye. as the Town
Crier, opened the program. He
could get anything of happily.
Green was easily the
slyest fox since Aesop's Fables.
Mata and Hari. who are
for their marionette
dance. found the perfect set
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The Concert Hall. Selections
include Weber's Der Frei-
shutz Overture, Dvorak's
symphony No. 4 in @ major,
and Mozart's Divertimento
No. II in d Major.
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Bach's Brandenburg Con-
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Duralia Hungarica. Op. 32b.
Fingal's Cave Overture, OBJ.
IS by Mendelssohn and