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PROPOSALS

sEALED BIDS viii be received until
noon. Tnesdny, October L. 1857, al
the once Of the state Roads COM
mission Is los =. Lexington st..
Baltimore. Maryland, onering 70
pufcnase the Improvements con-
sisttng Of 11s-story brick dwelline
and Lear brick garage located on
the former Otto Gottlied. els
trict Heights. Maryland. located
on the proposed highway improve
ulent between D. c. Line and
Meadows. All Of these improve
ments must be removed down "a
the ground line by midnight
Thursday. November "a. 1857 De
tails, bidding forms and specia
bidding envelopes may be obtained
al the State Roads Commission Il
Laurel. Maryland District once
Phone: PARKWAY 5-f6gO
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Diamonds

Lady,s plat; SOL diamond ring,
mare; iady'ss 81 plat - SOL .iS Sian SIn
diamonds; lady's y.g. ct. dia-
mond ring, mems sol. y.e. diamond
ring. APPROX. = Ct: lady's plat
diamond ring, / Ct. Q bag. dia.
monds; lady's We. pin. AZ dia.
I monds; mems lax y.g. tooth
mounting ring, approx. IA cts.
y CT. a side diamonds: ladys 2.
diamond ring. approx. 4. Ct.
SIDE diamonds: ladv's sol. dia.
mond plat. ring, s Ct. 4 side
diamonds; mems lax. y.E. dia.
mond ring. approx. "a Ct. Many
diamond wedding sets in yellow
gold and white sold, and mans
other diamond rings.
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MELp-MEM
fcONTtAltlE0,
ACCT. orc MGR.

ACCT. OFC. MGR.
pesree plus experience to $4,000
Acct auto dr., exper. to $4,000
Bkkpr.. whsle. distr. Ito $1,000
Bkkprs. t2). Arl. area---... $50
Bkkprs. f4), Arl. ne. NV &z5
TimekeepeF, College Pk.-- $40
% OTHER POSITIONS !
Personnel asst. Sb.6O0
Asst. catering mgr $500 W
Salesman, novelties, draw 500
in DlsS unSerr Mhs exper ---eo f fou
Auto settlement clerk $50
Cashiers t2), h.e.-n.w.--------$ sac
Craftsman, yng.s xper.------9 ~
lclerk-typists ..----------to $5g
Statesmen. inside -----. $50
Mail elk, his. grad S5B-$6O
Estimator. trainee, ofc. boy, and
OPEN TO $40 Pm. THURSDAYS
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1890 N. Y. Ave. NV, RIM. 500
A Iaa
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AGENTS
ACACIA MUTUAL

Life Insurance Company's d. c
branch once has openings for Z
sales representatives IN the Wash.
lngton and suburban area. Tit
men selected can qualify fer up L
$500 monthly etartine salary. Musl
be married and employed, resident
OF the area for 1t least 8 years
between ~ and IS years old. For
ss.onsideEetion. call J. A. BARvEAU
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One time 5se per line.
Ihrss 70 six times eonsseUavsly. lss
per line. b
Seven times sonsssUtivsly, 4ss PEI
line.
spseiol Notice and Personal. s. PEI
line additional.
oUt-of-iown sose, o0c per line each
insertion l4-lins minimuml.
cloims for errors must Be- mods h
time for coTseiioa bsioFO second
insertion.
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NATIONAL

NATIONAL
Employment Service
wAsHINGToNs LOST. AGENCY
EXECUTIVE DIVISION
We have several openings for
sales mers.. public relations men,
purchasing agentss etc. ct $40, OOO-
SIS, OOO-S30, 900 bracket and will
consider relocation, consult US
about our executive placement d.
vision. Call Mr.. ]. w. Costello for
appointment. Elk. 3-S065.
SALES DIVISION
PARTIAL LISTING ONLY
industrial Chemical. natl. CO.. 60
SO start 20 $685. mo.
once Equipt.. large world wide CO.,
excel. opport.. exper., 2S-32.
Commission se$5O0
Fabricated Steel. good future. car
furn. Commission plus S433
Insurance, nondebit life or cas-
National tobacco cos. car furn', eli
Trsinee. wholesale feId. excel,
LarSs paper CO.. car furn.. si-ss,
S325 up
Tralnees, natl. COS. ---- 10 S375
OFFICE DIVISION
Public relations. 1896. newspaper,
speech vriting exper. $4,000
Structural steel detailer $4,000
once man. construction supt.'
exper.. permanent $3.50 mo,
ACCT ACCT. deE. necs $780, Japan, t tsS
LAWYER. star. D. c. or Nd. bar
Admin. asst. metal fabrieatins Co,
engre. BACKGROUND pref. $3.50
Clerk. nights. aects. bkgrd., $500
Trade assoc. ~. exec. interested
community AFFAIRS. 25-35,
Interpreter. Portusuese Ensiish,
Eng. Port. tax free 1895
Safety engr.-payron auditor. car
Field = reprss.. non-ssllinr. 2i-ss'
Asst. 70 ship. rec. mar. S325-S36s
Stenos., young. opport. $3.50
Acetg. elk. some typ. yng. to $3.50
Underwater trainees, COLLEGE dCe..
TO rs yrs, relocate $3.50
Admin. asst, ynG., coll. deg. rslo-
cate ----& $3.50
Clerk typists. young ------ S325
lCashier.cierk, 10 40 yrs. - $500
Cafeteria mgr, niRhts --- $3.50
Adjustors. car furn., no fee &275
Claims edj. trainee. car furn., $s1A
stock clerk. 10 80 yrs. $3.50
MISCELLANEOUS DIV.
Toolmaker, Ct. A Ss.s5-Se as hr.
Instrument Maker. S2.35-$2.5 SIS M.
T nasninists ..,o, 70 y, ~ l nr,
Aircraft sheet metal. exper.. SIS SO
Aircraft electrician see hr.
Aircraft instr. repair tech. SIS ga
WeldeT, arc - 0S hr.
Maintenance man. apt. Si55 mo.
ENGINEERING DIVISION
See our advt. under .'Eneineers''
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT GERV,
nos 18TH 81. NV. at 4, Ex. 3-727G
ACCOUNTANT
To WORK n once OF management
consultant doing internal control
= -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

EUROPEAN WOMAN, seeks patron
70 aid her financially In compile
ton Of historical autobiography.
Write Box 346-J. Star. for de-
tails and references. o.
MOTHER In Maryland Park. viii
care for one or two girls. day or
night: licensed home. RE. 5-SSO2.
ALTERATIONS for men and women
VIII call and ut ladies' work II
necessary; fast service. Ii. 4-q5s3.
Ii. 7-gi4S.. Skirts and dresses
made to order.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
Invitations; 2-hr. service. STAN
LEY ADAMS. sos 18th ct. NV,
DI. 7-l434; ewes, IA. 5-s246. Sc
EMBASSY REST HOME-Lieensed,
24-hr. nursing care. tray service.
Special diets. CO. 5-4754. lie
NURSE. has room for aged or in
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

We have several openings for
sales mers.. public relations men.
purchasing agents, etc. ct $40. OOO-
$50 1 ,0o0. " Il you are IN the
about our executive placement d.
vision. Call Mr.. ]. w. Costello for
appointment. Ex. 3-S065.
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PERSONAL
fcoNTlNueDl

CcoNTINUEDl
GHOsTwRIFING AND EDITING
Books. articles, speeches. Form
81 prepared or revised. Profession
al writer. JU. 9-4705.
~ PERSON WHO TOOK pataml
bottoms from Metropolitan The
atre lobby, viii call We have tn
tops,
middle-aeed woman de
sires care OF apartment, or car
Of one or two children. few hour
each day. North 7-i271.
WIDOW WOULD LIKE 10 rm. AM
I'D. lady or lady and child. dal
care for child incl. WA. 7-1l63.
TYPTNG--speed and accuracy guar
anteed, pick up and delivery. AD
KIND CARE given invaiids and ei
derry people DAY and night serv
ice, good food. beautiful surround
ines. Call JE 2-01Q1. ILIFl
NURSING HOME. Dun Loring, We
No calls on Saturday.
TYPING-Young mother desire
typing q home; experienced. Cal
RA. 3-3451.
ALTERATIONS Of all kinds. ladies
and ehlldrenis clothes. reasonable
tn. 2-354I.
NEED AN ENGINEERING CON
SULfANT TO advise on finish de-
sign Of q patented household item
with consideration Of economics
fabrication and marketing poten,
tial. no previous publicity. Replj
Box IGOR. Star.
PIANO INSTRUCTION - Expert
enced teacher; Peabody cert.
home lessons Il desired. WA. Z,
3l45
BOARD AND ROOM with best ear
elderly senile lady, Who Is quiet
refined. c0ngenial, sweet disposs.
ton. with good BACKGROUND VIII
would enjoy company Of another
such LADY 1.-THE mother Of n
Army coll; porches, living rm
extremely. pleasant environment
individual care, and ATTENTION
that adds 70 the happfness OF Oh
folks. All answers will recefvI
courteous attention, write for al
particulars, Box 377-J, star.
PARENTS, are half day, dbie.
shifts school sessions restricting
your ehild's Accomplishments
Mornings OF afternoon tutortnl
for halliday pupils who need as
slstance; your own home. %. c.
Nd. VI. Exper. pvt. tutor. "A
EUROPEAN WOMAN, seeks patrol
20 aid her financially In compile
ton OF historical autobiography
Write Box 346-J. Star. for de
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PERSONAL

JOIN OUR DANCE CLUB--Learl
to dance. Meet new friends. N
say, congenial atmosphere. eshr
lessen. s-hF. ,, syD s practice
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

q. nv, and Margaret Elissbsth
samuel Green. 81, 3Qlg 6th e re
s9d P.cFspse Elizabeth sroeksnith.
q nv. and Nancy Lee Vincent. 81
ss.phs;s NIehssl smysIsy. 90. 1909
HsaTistss sa is I 10. ssis ists' 4.
ciyds Everett Manly ir, %, 1908 neal
q. ne. and Alice Lillian HsnsbFoush
E. Irf Band bs aaas n0I Il, zion Grow.
Pa. and Janet KAY Hindsriitsf, 81.
Marvin Alexander jackson, -. $3.50
SsS''s S.s ss' sne ei Assass Iss.
John Jerome worthinstop. %. $50
MACARTHUR slyd: ~; and Mary Ellen
Ro s9.di Hsr7 "a sec q v. ga Nis' E ~
and Rosa Lee Iriek. IS, is07 9.
RsS6sTt Jumpef. ~. eol Iith st. ne
and Lena Beatrice rulton. -, 1859
soaa siH Ws.ls 3; M rs a. ASA un,v.r-
Baatlss. al. il47 rs Tsirmons q. nv. "
Beverly Tucker Ih2mpscn. e2. 80
an 81 aso in ist ROs e nv Anne "'-
Abduilah Halbed.. "a. 1893 18Th g.
,,I ssH !. % ssaS Sssh s.s; s .,- -.
lins, Aass-. and Noble Eisenstsin.
pani:i 4 oiln. s IS. isao 4 g. nv.
snd JAMES Boyd. q. 6o7 Kenyon
Elmer james Blum. 10. sisl 9. nak-
Yates. is, Nj. Rainier.
Daniel MsclsTEin: @: aos aoth n
Central ave. &c.
s1S.rd rcFteE %. l2Io lsFgins ~
Hugh William MaeDunald. 81. and
Jossphine Teresa HFicke. 90. bofh
Of Philadelphia. eT
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
7:so, WTOP (N-Perry Ma

5:se, WTOP (9)-Perry Ma
son: The Case Of the Silent
Partner" A lucrative orchid
business attracts the atten-
ton Of an ex-convict.
$3.50. WTOP (e)-Have Gun.
WIN Travel: Paladin II
tagged as Q dupe by q beau
tifui Mexican aristocrat.
1880, WTTG 90 Not for
Nervous People: Violence"
with Michael O'Shea and
Nancy Coleman. ~ Key
says: Sketchily plotted. rou-
timely presented melodrama
about Q girl who Is pursued
by hireling Of Q vicious
hate" organization (lslD.
Io:3o, WAEAL ca - Safeway
Theater: Knockout" star
ring Arthur Kennedy and
Virginia Field. Tv Key says:
Stereotyped fight picture
characters combine to knock
out good acting and direct
ing d0l1).
ll:lo. WRC 20 First Run
Theater: Adventure IN
Manhattan" with Jean Ar
thur and Joel McCrea
1886.
11:15. WTOP (Sl-Late Show:
"Canterville Ghost" with
Charles Laughton and Rob-
ert Young. Tv Key says:
Amusing little whimsy about
a cowardly ghost who can
only be released from his
haunting chores when Q de-
scendant performs q deed Of
bravery. Laughton Is won-
derful as the ghost (l943) /.
1880, WTOP (9l-Late, Late
Show: Hard to Hold" with
Rita Hayworth and Don
Terry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

been the practice for q trial
court 10 tell q jury only that q
desendantif found not guilty
on basis Of insanity--would be
sent 70 Q mental institution.
Warned Of Release
The new decision also makes
II mandatory for Q Judge TO ex-
plain that this same defendant
can be released. 4 he IL found
10 be sane after he's found in
nocent.
The inference Is that juries
hearing cases involving q
shocking crime might be less
likely to acquit the accused. II
they know he can be released
later from an institution.
Yesterdays decision Of the
appellate court on this point
was agreed to by q 6-3 vote In
the case Of Archibald Lyies, 81
year-old Washington holdup
man.
Lyles was arrested IN Noyefn-
Der, 1854, after holding up a
Georgia avenue market and a
subsequent gun battle with
police. He pleaded not guilty
TO Q robbery charge on the
basis Of insanity at the time Of
the crime. After conviction In
the United States District
Court for the District Of Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26


scripts Mem York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered q guide to area UteiDeTs.
Ferry Como Show-Its husband andwife night and Perry
wants to know how Roy Rogers met Dale Evans Roy
explains TO the tune Of The Gal With the Twinkle In Her
Eye" Ernie Kovacs admits he had rough time court
ing Ede Adams-she kept listening to Perry Como rec
ords Ernie and Ede do jazzed-up version Of Baby
It's Cold Outside" and Perry styles "Melodie dAmour'
and "Hooray for Hollywood" 8 pmr WRC-4
Dick and the DuchessThe Swedish story" The appear
ance Of ruddy-cheeked British romeo with eyes for
"the Duchess" brighens his half hour The plot about
series Of jewel robberies the continent, Is Is skinny
as ever. $50 pm, wToP-e.
Club Oasls-Jmmy Durante breezes through bits Of his
nght-clnb routine, helped by Vivian Blaine. Jimmy
sings Everywhere You Co." Home Again Blues" and
IT Loves va" Vivian joins the Schnozz In "the most
spectacular spectacle" there's the usual Interview
spot. pm, WRC-.
Gsele Mackenzie ShowJack Benny and his pretty protege
Gisele pick up their vons and run through Chardis
duet They review their Las Vegas night club act "a
smash hit last summer, but Jack st worrying about
it, and Gisele solos "June Might" Chances Are" and
la Fiacre." $50 pm, WRC-
Fay Spain brghtens the landscape only
to catch bullet Marshal Dillon goes after the fellow
who did 1t in hurry Fay deserves better fate but
it's an interesting show. 10 pm, WToP-s.
Mike Wallace Interviews Middleweght Champ Carmen Ba
so tells Mike that boxing Is more brutal than hockey
or football and that he enjoys climbing into the ring
He explains why religion has made him better fighter.
and gives his prescription for winding boxing career
with senses intact and money in the bank. 10 PM,
WAAAI-7.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HlGHLIGHTS

500. WAeH-FM - Saturday
Symphony: Symphony No.
3 IN y Fiat By echumann.
String Quartet No. / By
Rosen and Symphony NO. 3
IN g BY Schubert.
7;0o, WWDC-~R Report 70 the
People: Robert =. Mcraugh-
lin, chairman of the d. O.
Board Of Commissioners.
win be interviewed BY two
local newsncn.
600. WA0H.FM Jazz Goes
Hi-Fi: Duke EIlingtor's "A
Drum Is q Woman" Gcon-
pleto).
Dsoo, WOL0ood Music Time:
Prelude. Choral and Fugue.
Violin Sonata. Organ Works.
Psyche BY Franck.
1855. WWDC-9teFe Allison
Show: Interviewed are VII
liam "A. Grant and Harold
ClassTnan.
Ii;05, WGMG--Jazz in Review:
A program Of blues ranging
from Big Bill Broonzy 10
Thelonious Monk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

unbia last year. Lyles APP
pealed. Yesterdays decision
afiirmed his earlier conviction
His attorney, Robert T. 9.
Colby. said he would ask for
. rehearine.
Durham Clarification
The Appeals Court judges
also agreed yesterday by Q So
vote on q Qualification Of the
Durham decision. which holds
o man can't be found guilty.
II he commits q crime Is Q
result Of insanity.
Until yesterdays decision.
trial judges were confused
about the admission into trial
Of evidence tunder terms Of
the Durham decision) that
dealt with anything more than
the defendants sanity at the
time Of the alleged crime.
But the new Interpretation
of the Appeals Court now ale
lows admission Of evidence Of
q mans sanity "at any time
present as well as any other"
However. this evidence must
be relevant TO the mental con-
dition Of the accused ct the
time Of the offense," accord.
ing to the opinion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonichfs top shoios as preuieDed By ~ Keys std0
,rho attend rehearsds match screenings and analgze
scripts IN Mem York and Hollywood. Their opinions are
offered as q guide to area vtesuers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26
FIN Stations

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1ARl-Fm-toAt Ms.-lsso IN. b 60 IN.
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wMal-fM- I11.1 Ms.--toslB IN. b mifalz1l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

Under D. c. Ian couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. matt three
fun days and TecetUe the
hcense on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Joseph Glen Clarke, rs. Seattle. wash,
Va.
Lee gslk., ~: ,n .s Frances Ann
Thomas Rndolph Espsna, 2e. 400
csson Brown. -. 1910 5rd 81. DIV,
Norman Ethelbert EimorA. ~. $40 2lsi
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New Ruling Moy Check
|Insonity PIeo AcquittoIs

Defendants who plead not guilty 10 court charges the
Of insanity may ind harder to gain acquta because
decision Of the United States Court Of Appeals
Yesterdays majority decision Of the fun nineman bench
requires trial Judge 10 explain to jury al the legal impca-
lions involved when defendant pleads insanity.
Heretofore under previous Appeals Court decision. 1t has
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Other AM Stations

WPIk-lIo Es.-BYIIsht eng.
uARL-Iw Ee.-Dyilsht ssiy.
ueaY-iSss Es.-DgHsht saly.
WUsF-iiz1 Es.-ByiIght ssly.
uFn-t11s Er.-DgiIghi snIy.
WWDe-f1so Ee.-itAsui sDsrstisa.
ufeR-i,'s Es.-syushi ssiI.
wook-iits ke.--sa-AsR spsniisa.
BEAm-i,ss Ks.-san. hila.
wol-itse Ee.-Is.n. 10 nii.ight
Uoos-lsta Es.-ssFlsht eng.
upse-Isss E..-DyiIght ssIy.
uIHx-isss Es.--s an. b ul1slEhl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

Tor the old n1errtment Is
frustrated at every turn.
The number of turns. 1t
should be added, is appalling
since the script adds up to q
kind Of pictorial joke book
whose contents are more ia
lniliar than fresh. This is not
to say that the comedy style Of
the performers does not pro-
duce q passing chuckle. 1t
does, Just enough Of them to
remind everyone Of the peril
Of carrying q joke too far.
= M&H
Ralph Thomas. who directs
Doctor at Large" from q
screenplay by Nicholas Phipps,
again has Dirk Bogarde as his
hero on the st. Swithin's scene.
This time, Bogarde is q chap
on the resident staff Of the
hospital whose hopes to be its
apprentice surgeon are dashed
when he offends q member Of
the board. Thus thrown out on
his own. he takes whatever il
offered. first as assistant to q
country O. p. who has q preda-
tory blond wife; next as asso-
ciate Of q fashionable Harley
street psychiatrist who has an
exclusive practice Of predatory
and attractive females.
This sort Of thing can be
worked for Q few laughs, espe-
cially when 1t Is tied In with
the differences between ma
tional health medicine and
that practiced by the fashion
able Harley streeters. It Is 81
explored here, but not deity
enough to conceal the feeling
Of desperation on the part Of
Bogarde and his comic col
leagues.
In his treatment Of the third
Of Richard Gordon's novels to
become screen comedies. Direc-
tor Thomas adopts the tricks
of the agile revue man. His ma
terial is shaped as Q series OF
quick blackouts whose chief
merit is frequently their merci-
full brevity.
Manfully, and womanfully,
facing up to their less cheer
full chores here are such other
original cast members as Mu-
riel Pavlow as Bogarde's fan
Gee. Donald Sinden as the
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
The Nine-Hour Tour
BY CHARLES McHARRl

making UP half the guest list.
The price. $15.75 per head. is
credited with its success. You
and your old gal try hitting
the Copa and two other fancy
spots some night for under $50.
It's tough.
A new spot in the Village Is
the Speakeasy. where q honky-
tonk piano player named In
visible Irene makes several
non-appearances nightly. This
place is dedicated to the old
prohibition days and it's CATCH
ing on. Although tuxes and err
mines are not required uni
form, the dungaree set is being
urged to park its motorcycles
elsewhere. The College Of Com
plexes. another recent addition
to the Village, also is coming
along. ! missed a recent lee
ture on why New York The
alter Stinks. Especially or
Broadway" but I'll be on hand
the evening Of September 81
when DR.. Ilsey Boone speaks
See McHARRY, Page A-2e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

NEW YORK-The Gray Line
is in its 4ist season Of showing
New York's tabled sights to
visitors and this year has been
| its busiest. Once again the
most popular attractions were
old standbys. the Statue Of Lib
Ierty. the Empire State Building.
Wall Street and Chinatown,
plus the comparatively new
United Nations Headquarters.
The nine-hor bus tour which
takes in all these spots. and
some others. drew 28.039 sight
seers in 1856 and is expected
to lure $1,000 by the end Of
this year. A surprise hit on the
agency agenda proved to be its
night-life party, q 7 pm. to 2
am. visit to three night clubs
including the Copa. This one,
offering dinner at the Copa
and full floor shows in each Of
the three spots. drew ITS takers
nightly during SO. About half
1.-THE patrons turned out to be
locals. not hinterlanders. This
year the night tour business
doubled. with locals again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

seen '"The Founders" the
jamestown Festival play which
win be continued through Oc-
tober 10. It will be the
country's longest-running OUT
door drama with I'VE and one
half months to its credit when
the curtain falls on October 10.
|. Current at the Mclean
Playhouse theater is THE
Great Big Doorstep" 1t
will run for two weeks. Tues
day through Saturday, closing
on September II. Vince
Anzio and Eloise Rowe head
the cast. . YWCA Penthouse
Players will present two per-
formances Of "Liliom" on Sep
tember Is and IA in Barker
Hall Of the association build
ing, 18th and K streets.
Curtain time nightly is SIS
nm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

young doctor willing to settle
for one rich patient. and James
Robertson Justice as the roar
ing old lion who Is the hoSpi-
tails chief surgeon and the
scourge Of medical students.
Flocks Of other familiar faces
fit across the screen but with
obviously little satisfaction to
their owners and no more to
that Of moviegoers.
- $50
CONFIRMING ECHO: Riding
back to the hotel from Q Holly
wood screening room in May,
we discussed with . critic COM
panion the resemblance Of
"Hatful Of Rain" to an Italian
movie. The observation was not
brilliant. which it was not
supposed to be. It was based
rather upon the fact that the
original stage play. full Of
Italian emotional violence. was
written by an Italian-Ameri-
can Michael Gazzo with
another Italian-A m erica n
Anthony Franciosa as one Of
its stars.
The conversation comes back
to mind with the reading Of
the following Associated Press
dispatch from the Venice film
festival:
"A Hollywood film about .
dope addict. "A Hatful Of Rain.
last night drew the biggest
ovation so far In the Venice
fllm festival.
IAN audience Of 5000 ap-
plauded wildly. Italian hlm
critics were unanimously enc
thusiastic about the picture
and its four stars"
1t could mean that an Italian
audience knows an Italian
picture as quickly when it Is
made in Hollywood as in Rome.
1t could also be that "Hatful"
win emerge as the Venice
winner tomorrow, so selected
by an international jury.
Should 1t win, this country
will have made q sweep Of Eu-
ropes festivals with Friendly
Persuasion" as Cannes prize
choice. az Angry Men" Ber-
Inns. and now 0azzo's ct Ven-
ice.
But there still are Americans
who proclaim that they never
60 to the movies any more"
IN BRIEF: Today's new films
are House Of Numbers" which
replaces Rock Hunter" ct the
Capitol theater, and Bright
Road" starring Harry Bella
fonte and Dorothy cambridge
at the Columbia. The Pa.
jana Game" holds for q sec.
ond week at the Metropolitan
and Ambassador theaters. &
proper reward for merit.
Eighty thousand visitors have