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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11

HAYNES AND FITZGERALD
Attorneys for Administrator
772O wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda u. Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Subscriber OF Montgomery County. has
obtained from the Orhpans' Court of Mont
gomery County in Maryland, Letters of
Administration on the personal Estates Of
SAMUEL JACKSON
LENA JACKSON
WILLIAM JACKSON
late of Montgomery County, deceased. All
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with vouchers thereof. legally authenticated
to the subscriber on or before the 5th day
of January next: they may otherwise By
law be excluded from all benefit OF said
Estate. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 26tb day OF
June in the year OF our Lord, one thou
sand nine hundred and fifty-seven.
JOHN JACKSON
Oaklm Drive Route No.
Bethesda ID, Md.
Administrator 27l3
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ALBERT NJ. BOUIC
WILLIAM v. BOUIC
Rockville, Md.
ORDER NISI
$3.50 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOB MONTGOMERY COUNTY
As a Court of Equity
ALVERDA C. KINGDOM ORD. ct al,
Plaintiffs
VS..
10 ANNE MELSH, ct al
Defendants
No 1880 Equity
ORDERED, this End day Of July, AID,
1857, by the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery County, as a Court of Equity.
that the Auditors Report filed in the
above entitled cause, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 5th
day Of August next; provided a copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
once a week for three successive weeks
before the said 5th day of August, 1857.
CLAYTON K. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County, Md.
True Copy-Test:
Clayton K. Watkins, Clerk. 2721
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Legal Advertisement

BETTs, CI.OGG q MURDOCH
Rockville, Md.
ORDER NISI
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AS a Court of Equity
FREDERICK r. WAY also known as
FRED WAY and
MARION I. WAY, his wife
COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ROCKVILLE
No. 20,043 Equity
ORDERED, this Dist day of May, AID,
1857, by the Circuit Court for Montgomery
County, as a Court of Equity, that the
sale made by David F.. Belts, attorney
named in Mortgage, TO
BERRY HILL HOMES, INC.
and reported in the above entitled cause
be ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on Or before
the 18th day of June next; provided a
copy of this order be Inserted In some news
paper published in said Montgomery County
once a week for three successive weeks
before the said 18th day of June. 1857.
The report states the amount OF the sale
to be SO, 5000.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
For Montgomery County
True Copy--Test:
CLAYTON X WATKINS
Clerk 1886
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11

puollc auction, at the corner of
JORDAN Road and Kirkwood Drive.
bethesda, Montgomery County.
Evening star., 1957-12-31
Movies Boom
Along Broadway

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 (R.-
II was a big day for movies on
Broadway yesterday.
All major ilrst-run movie
theaters in New York did top
business. Nobody seemed 10
know exactly why.
The longest line In the his
tory OF the Paramount Theater
wound around a city block 10
get In for the Alan Freed rock
n roll show.
At the Criterion, ticket pur-
chasers broke out Of line and
stormed the box ONCE TO see
THE Ten Commandments"
The Radio City Music Hall,
playing "Sayonara" with its
Christmas stage show. packed
In nearly $4,000 persons. with
waiting lines winding through
Rockefeller plaza.
Evening star., 1957-12-31
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena--"Brother Rat: $50
pm.
National--''Middle OF the
Night: $50 pm.
Shubert - Dark. Maybe
Tuesday: starts January 10.
Screen
Ambassador - "Sayonara";
I2:46, 3:25. sos. $50 and 1880
pm.
Apex - "The Black Tent:
los. 3:i5, 5:25:, 7:35. and $50
pm.
Capitol-"Don't Go Near the
Water: 1888 am, LAS, $3.50,
5:55. sos. 1910 pm. and IL
midnight.
Columbia - Enemy Below:
IL noon. 2. 4:05. $40. 8:i5.
1920 pm. and IL midnight.
Dupont-"The Well Digger's
Daughter: /, 4:35. $40 and
HAS pm.
Keith's - "Tarnished An
GELS; 1880 am. 1870, 3:35,
$3.50. GAS pm. and i2:25 am.
Preview Of The Female AMI
mai: sos. 8 and II pm.
MaeArthur--"The Ship Was
Loaded: $50. e:l5 and 10 pm.
Metropolitan - "Sayonara":.
l0:45 am, l:20, 3:55. 6:35.
9:l5 pm. and IL midnight.
Ontario - Pursuit OF the
Graf Spec: /. 2:55. 4:45. $40,
8:35 and l0:30 pm.
Palace - "Peyton Place:
1890 am. l:i0. $3.50. $50.
9:l0 pm. and IL midnight.
Playhouse-"All at Sea-: II
am. 1890. 2:O5, $40. $40.
Gas. s:25. 10 and 1885 pm
Plaxa--"And God Created
Woman: II am. /. sos. 4:5O.
$40. $50. 1915 pm. and 1910
am.
Trans-Lux pal Joey:
II am. los. $40, Sis. Tbs.
$40 and 1913 pm.
Upt0wn-"Around the World
In 80 Days; 2, $3.50 and l1:45
pm.
Warner-"Seven Wonders OF
the World: 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1957-12-31
HOLLY WOOD
Connie Wall May Stop Film
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

explained. Il swiped q suit from
his wardrobe"
Elizabeth Taylor and Mike
Todd bought so many toys
from Uncle Bernie's for their
numerous children and grand
children that they had to send
q chauffeuered limousine to
carry the packages home. While
Mike raced around the shop
selecting gifts. Elizabeth. still
weak from her last operation.
sat quietly in the corner.
John Wayne's man Friday
called to say the role Of Jim
Bowie in The Alamo" is still
open, in spite Of a trade report
that william Holden was set as
Wayne's co-star. / can almost
hear Robert Stacks sigh OF
relief. He wants the role. Wife
Pillar Wayne leaves for Homo
lulu January Is. John joins her
there from Japan. They plan q
months vacation in the islands,
&a&
Kelvin Mccarthy and Gaby
Rodgers were signed TO under
study Henry Fonda and Ann
Bancroft in the Broadway play,
Two for the Seesaw." Director
Arthur Penn demanded expert
enced actors. in case one Of the
stars can't go on.
With Greer Carson about tC
step into Roe Russell's shoes In
"Auntie Name" in New York
the news comes from Palm
Beach that Gilda Dahlberg
well known for her exotic
clothes. may return TO the stage
when Name" tours Australia
Lisa Ferraday is the latest
portrait sitter for Rene Bouche
who is painting her in one OF
her lesser known moods-in the
kitchen. making Hungarian
goulash.
Evening star., 1957-12-31

band. a piano player who has
only the most basic concept Of
the word mate: Q mother who
Is a simple minded slave to
conventions she does not un-
derstand: q younger sister who
Is merely curious: and some
neighbors who are titillated.
&&&
The Chayefsky thesis that
people are both funny and sad
is sometimes intensely evident
as his. .first play whisks through
Its eight scenes. The former
breaks out in some striking bits
as when q resigned young wife
of her own age tells Miss Free
man that marriage Is q matter
of paying the rent and going
to bed.
Life" she says again. you
want to know what life is? Just
living. That's what life Is"
HHa
Mr.. Robinson's Is the arrest
ing figure in this swatch of
night torment. AS the widower.
a successful manufacturer who
has not had q heart attack or
a breakdown at So. his expe-
rience Of love proves as tough
as either. The wonder and abb
surdity Of 1t are equally visible
to him. What is not evident is
which to bet on. The dilemma
occasions a performance that
Is the best thing about Middle
Of the Night"
Miss Freeman. pretty and
intelligent girl. is less plausibly
involved. Her problem Is TO
play the girl to make her look
less in need OF psychiatriSt
than the gentle. protective love
Of a man old enough TO be her
father. She gives 1t q praise
worthy try which is the most
any actress could do.
Among the others. the stur-
dier specimens are played by
Nancy r. Pollock as the pos
sesSive sister Of the middle
aged suitor: Doris Belack as his
daughter: and Norman Field. In
one Of the plays funniest mo-
ments. as the son-in-law. Nell
lie Burt as the mother Of Miss
Freeman is new and hesitant
in q role that demands a con-
trolled vague helplessness.
10 Mielziner has designed
the two apartments between
which the play flies. He is an
old. easy hand at this. Of course.
Evening star., 1957-12-31
Ed SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK


NEW YORK - Academy Of
lotion Picture Arts and
Sciences. in March. will have a
tougher struggle than a year
ago. when Yul Brynncr and
Ingrid Bergman were voted
tops in their field. This year.
in the Best Actor division.
they'll have to separate Marion
Brando in ''Sayonara." Alec
Guiness in River Kwai." "
Charles LaughtOn in Witness
for the Prosecution" Bob
Mitchum in Heaven Knows.
Mr.. Allison" Mitchum and
Curt Jergens in Enemy Be-
low" Rock Hudson in Fare
well to Arms" Henry Fonda
in Twelve Angry Men," Ala
stair Sim in Green Door. {"
Laurence Olivier in The
Prince and the Showgirl." Burt
Lancaster and Kirk Douglas In
"Gunf1ght at OK. Corral. :"
Anthony Franciosa in "Hatful
Of Rain" without even getting
into the Best Actress field. you
can see the outlines OF the
monumental task ahead OF
Academy members in the vot-
ing. Red Buttons. fighting for
an Oscar as best supporting
actor. must beat OF the senti-
mental appeal OF Sessue Haya-
kawa in River Kwai."
Mrs. Henry Kaiser. recuper-
ating. Henry Luce 3d's ex.
Patricia Potter. and Istyan
Botond picking the date. d..
Gen. George c. Marshall n.
Late Sen. Brien McMahon's
niece. Noel Burr. engaged to
Donald Brunner. Alan
Freed's Rock n Roll" revue
racked UP record $4,000 in
first Paramount week. 4.
Charles MOskowitz and Loew's
settled relations. Joseph
Davies and Sloan Simpson at
Purple Tree. Carol Care
less) Bennett married Ray
Shaw. night club owner. /.
The Edward Hookstrattens Pat
Crowley expect Sir Stork. 4.
A small weatherman for the
Clint tNBCl Youles. 4. Juli
Shea Of Wall st. Journal clan,
weds Gilmer Towel in Feb
ruary. Ty Power and his
children at the Colony. 4.
Frank Leahy's medico. DR.. Cliff
ford J. Barborka Of Chicago.
had another famous Notre
Dame patient. Knute ROckne.
Alan Jay Lerner and Niche
lene Muselli honeymooning in
California. Charles MendI
critically Ill. The Jerry
Ohrbaehs named her Carol.
Maxwell Anderson delivered
Ben Hur" script to Metro. =:
Barbara Hutton's IN. Lance
Reventlow. dating JO Collins.
/. /. Ed Cox succeeds retiring
chairman Dwight Mills at X. d
E. The Dick Finchers
Evening star., 1957-12-31
Bridge on Kwoi'
Voted Top 81 Film

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 (R.-
The Bridge on the River Kwai"
has been named the best mo-
tion picture OF 1857 by the
New York iilm critics.
The film was chosen yester-
day by the critics at their 23d
annual award meeting here.
Alec Guinness. who portrays
a British colonel. and David
Lean. director OF the film. were
elected best in their fields by
the Is critics. who represent
eight New York newspapers.
Deborah Kerr was chosen
best actress Of the year for her
role as Sister Angela in "Hea-
ven Knows. Mr.. Allison"
Evening star., 1957-12-31

The present Red Skeletons
son Richard wanted most was
q Christmas card from his fa-
vorite TV performer. Steve
Allen. SO Mrs. Red called NBC
in New York TO get Steve's
number. But before she could
call him. Steve phoned her from
Santa Monica. where he was
visiting his parents. Steve did
better than send q card--he
came 10 visit Richard.
Bing Crosby's Christmas
present from wife Kathy was
six custom-made corduroy
Jackets with gold initiated but
tons. When Sy Devore asked
how she knew his size, Kathy
Evening star., 1957-12-31

Gloria De Havenl expect Sir
Stork. A daughter for the
Ray tGiantsl CrOnes. Shah
Ram Pahlevi OF Iran with Ma
talie Trundy at the Harwyn.
He's a Harvard student.
Ted Lewis into Old Romanian
January Is. =. James Holden
Of mo Time for Sergeants" will
marry that company's only girl.
Dodie Bauer. Ben Hechfs
"Winkelberg" opening at the
Renata Theater January IA.
Phil lMirrOrl Strassberg weds
Vivian Coleman June /.
The Scott Jim BOWie)
FOrbes's expect a March stork.
Medicos told Harry COhn TO
slow down or else. =. The So
Association will give q dinners
and shows for more than 1900
hospitalized servicemen in jan
uary. Walter Hampden's
grandniece. Ruth Lum. honey
incoming with Carl Phares. Sd.
Prince Christian Of Han
over and Sabrina a London
eruption. The Roland Bar
bers the authored Somebody
Up There Likes Me'D called the
baby David. Lester Lanin's
Tiffany Ball" a hit platter. .
Mario Lanza's Seven Hills Of
Rome" follows ''Sayonara" into
Radio City Music Hall. The
George Hattems CInterboro
Theater) tagged her Estelle. !.
New Years headliners: Carol
Claiming at Persian Room.
Louis Armstrong at Copaca-
bana. Happy testers at Latin
Quarter. Pearl Bailey at Empire
Room. Alan King at Miami's
Eden Roc.
Evening star., 1957-12-31

MIDDLE or THE NIGHT Q play
In three acts BY Paddy ChAyefsky. pro-
dueed BY Joshua Logan, directed By
Mr' Lpsan. With .ettlns and lish.lns ,
ley. and incidental music BY Lehman
gnRei. A. the National Theatef.
Evening star., 1957-12-31

Au CltAlCty' uGCCRta0iC 8il Nv
With q competent collection OF
incidental players. they enter
enthusiastically into Mr.. Chay-
efsky's obviously popular game
Of love.
BY nov. with the play in its
third season. everyone has
heard rumors at least Of how
this goes.
It deals. of course. with one
Of those May-Decemher emo
tional tangles. the girl % and
the man. q widower. 80 years
her senior. In both the theater
and life this involvement Is
one that has proved itself to be
endleSsly piQuant. There is no
reason in the world why Mr..
Chayefsky. in his turn. should
not make use Of it for play
purposes.
On the other hand. there are
several reasons why he should.
Among these is q dedication to
wonderment about loneliness.
bewilderment. and q lack Of
communication between human
creatures. In addition, Mr..
Chayefsky has shown some skill
at making life more bearahle
for movie and television audi
ences by exploring its unbear-
ability.
AS in Marty" and Bachelor
Party" he testifles to the fact
that people are better and
braver. or at least more dur
able. than they realize. This
is a useful impression and the
tender regard for Mr., Chayef-
sky's fellow creatures that 1t
implies Is evident also In Mid
die Of the Night"
This may explain why it has
kept audiences happier than
critics. the latter types who can
not tell the earnest from the
banal and who demand divine
illumination instead Of being
satisfied with modern stage
lighting.
The three acts of Middle Of
the Night" produced and
staged by Joshua Logan. are
the true Chayefsky. He keeps
the affair between Mr.. Robin
son and Miss Freeman whirl-
ing until its every aspect has
been made visible and audible.
There is the physiology Of 1t.
Mr.. Robinson's autumnal lack
Of enthusiasm and energy as
opposed to the girls vernal
serve. This is going TO count,
and Mr.. Chayefsky lets neither
Of them forget it. especially his
tired. elderly lover.
Then there are the families
Of both. Among these are. Mr..
Robinson's older sister. q pos
seSsive spinster: his daughter.
who sees her sire through diff
ferent eyes when he becomes
involved with q girl younger
than herself. On Miss Free
mans side. the agitation is also
intense. 1t involves her hus-
Evening star., 1957-12-31
THE PASSING SHOW.
Love Sad and Funny
In Choyefsky Dromo
~ JAY CARMODY
star Drama Editor

Middle Of the Night" Paddy Chayefskys two-year Broad
hit settled into the National Theater last night for three
weeks Of long road tour.
The travelling company headed by Edward O. Robinson
Of the original and Mona Freeman addition but
entirely acceptable girl by the exactng standards
Evening star., 1957-12-31

X OIL Y WOOD tNANAl -
Oscar HomoIka doesn't know
whether he is coming or going.
This ace actor has his bags
packed in New York, waiting
for the "go" signal from Lon
don that his picture. The Four
Men From Moscow. is ready
to start production. The movie
satirizes the visit Of Khrush-
ehev and company TO Britain
early this year. The Commies
are stirring up q storm and the
British authorities NAV ask the
producers to, abandon the
project.
Also from England. / hear
that Anita Ekberg may make
all the pictures remaining on
her contract with Bob Fellows
in Europe-because Of the up
surge over there in the career
OF Husband Anthony Steel.
This in-love couple do not be-
lieve in marital separations.
Meanwhile they are using the
expensive-to-rent home in Bev-
erly Hills to store their furni-
ture. When Rita Hayworth
lived In this house she paid
$1,000 q month rent.
I egg-nogged with Dorothy
LamOur and Bill Howard. while
listening to Dotty's tuneful new
album by 'Design"-15.000 were
sold before release. Alan
Young was felled by the flu in
London. which caused his Tom
Thumb" to close down.
Paul Newman returns to Holly
wood this week with best girl.
jeanne Woodward. They will
costar in the January l6,
Playhouse co."
Lee Cobb, returning by plane
10 Hollywood after New York
teeveeing. was mobbed by other
passengers for his autograph.
In the rear Of the plane, an old
gentleman played a fiddle and
looked wistfully at Cobb and
his admirers. "Will you please
ask him to stop2" One Of the
latter asked the stewardess. She
did, and reported back. "He
was quite peeved--he's someone
called Mlscha Elman!."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-25

Jim mumbled as he and Suzie sat on the
porch later in the evening.
''Oh?" Suzie said in glacial tone. "Of
course, the children and ! can always 60
back to that thrce-celled hutch in San
Francisco while you start patrolline the
Demarcation Zone again -"
She stopped as official footsteps
sounded on the walk; probably the
guard coming to lug him of to the
Stockade, Jim guessed giumly. Instead,
il was Colonel Donovan who stomped
up the steps.
6enbow," he said in a loud,
gritty voice that would carry easily to the
open windows Of his own quarters be-
yOnd the hedge, Il ought to court-mar-
tial you for that business this afternoon"
''Sir," Jim began unhappily, Il apollo
giZe and ="
"Hahl" Hatchet Hank beloved,
watching the windows across the way
out Of the corners Of his eyes. An ACCT
dent, Ell? Very well. Mrs. Donovan and
accept your apology hhiS time! Don't
let it happen again if you don't want me
to take severe disciplinary meaSures!"
He suddenly lowered his voice. That
was for Henrietta" he whispered con-
fidentially. Actually, was about to
bust trying to keep from laughing out
there this afternoon. The look on that
COMPOUNDED Clarence'S face -"
Jim mumbIed. not getting it yet, "SiT,
I'm awfully sorry"
''Sorryr' Hatchet Hank grlnted eau
tiouSly. For what? Because Clarence
says he won't stay around here and be
inSulted and is packing his bags now?
Hell, I've been trying to get rid Of the
stuck-up blister for three months!'
Jim's eyes bueeed little as the truth
dawned on him now. Il take it you're
not fond of vioIins, sir?'
Iahr' the colonel said and
Suzie was pretty sure that she saw a
remote twinkle in Hatchet Hanks eyes
as he looked at Spike. 'Never could
stand fiddIes - I'm dog man, myself.
Not word about any Of this to Henri
eta though, you understand"
Being an Army brat, Suzie could rec
ognize a tactical opportunity when she
saw it. IF Jim just happened to be your
adjutant, colonel" she said demurely,
you'd always have a dog handy -"
The colonel stared at her for a
moment: then grinned family. See
what you mean," he grunted. See me
tomorrow. Benbow. Henrietta's got
another nephew who plays the piccolo."
"Adjutant?' Jim asked dazedly after
the colonel had gone.
81 don't think Suzie told him
sweetly, they'd be likely to pack the
post adjutant off to Korea, dear. See
what I mean9'' The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-25
Don't Tell
MY Wife,
CaptainI"

fed ''awoooOo" like the whisper Of a
distant siren. But it got louder fast.
Dear heavenr' Suzie thought. Spike
in the tool room!''
She pretended not to hear, but Others
were noticing. Heads turned and eye
browS lifted, and il seemed to Suzie that
everyone was glaring accusingly at the
Benbows. Then the sound ceased
abruptly and she breathed again as
CIarence'S violin took over once more.
That was Spike, our music-loving
pooch," Jim mumbled.
Il know IT," Suzie retoTted in q
strangled whisper. 81 wish both Of you
were off on a desert island SomewhereT
Listen to the lovely music, deaT,"
Jim mutteTed piouSly.
Clarence was launching into an arpeg-
gio Of squeaky notes when Sues voice
came from beyond the hedge. ma,
Spike was crying in the tool room so
Rusty let him out. He's in the fishpond
again."
Even Jim was Jared by that. Lets
Get the he'll out Of herer' he said huSkiIy.
Il was too late.
Spike was coming around the
corner Of the colonies quarters, carrying
a defunct carp in his mouth and looking
like a diSreputable nightmare with his
wet red hair sticking out in tufts. Suzie
stared in frozen horror, trying to assume
a 'where-did-that-awful-cTeature-come-
FROM look as Spike put the carp down
and headed amiably for Clarence.
The latter, eyes closed in the ecstasy
Of his arpeggio, was unaware Of what
was happening until his accomplices
faltered and a canine howl joined their
accompaniment. II exploded in front
of Clarence with a wildly robust
''awooo -.
Later, Jim conceded that Clarence
must have suffered a nasty shock when
he opened his eyes and found himself
staring down Spikes gullet, yawning
before him like pink Grand Canyon.
Clarence couldn't take it. For mo-
ment he stared back at Spike with revul-
sion; then he took an Intellectual swipe
at him with his violin and went into the
house muttering phrases popular around
the stables in Chaucer's time. Spike
tried to follow, the audience watching
speIlbOund. but door slammed with an
abrupt finality and Spike returned. He
retrieved the carp and carried it across
the grass to lay it at the BenbOWs feet =
then sat back on his shaggy launches
and grinned fondly at them, his tongue
lolling out.
Suzie had a stark glimpse Of Colonel
Donovan, sitting rigid beside Henrietta.
Hatchet Hanks face was the color Of
beet and his eyes seemed to be popping
out as he held onto his chair.
ssTf cotIId have hannened to anVbOdV"
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