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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-19
NORTHERN VIRGINIA toROuP u
Ry DICK TIERNEY

BEST things often come in
little packages" was the case
last night as Dennis Hill. 5-foot-
5, and John Hotter. Sc. scored
a total of "a points to lead
Wakefield High School to a 64-48
basketball victory over Mclean
on the losers court in a Northern
Virginia Group I League game.
Hotter who scored 20 points
and Hill who contributed IA. are
both seniors who got hot together
for the first time in their three
years Of basketball at Wakefield
according to Coach Robbie Rob-
inson.
Il hope they continue that
way" Robinson said, I'VE have
some tough games coming ur
and they could help us a lot.
But the big thing we've got
to do is start hitting on foul
shots. I think we'd better spend
a whole drill period on them.
We've sure got to hit fouls better
II we want to beat George WASH
ington."
Wakefield made only IL free
throws out of 81 tries. Mclean
made good on % out of 26.
Wakefield moved into first
place in Northern Virginia Group
play with a 60 record over
idle George Washington, which
stands at SO. The two will make
up last Tuesdays postponed
game January 20 at Hammond
Mclean made a game out of
1t until Hotter and Hill teamed
up in the second period and ran
up q Of the Warriors 81 points
by halftime. Mclean had scored
81.
The Eagles began to move in
the third quarter and cut Wake
fields lead to 1910. Dave Lock-
man got hot at that point and
the Warriors pulled away for
good. Lockman scored IA points.
Ev Cloud led the Eagles with
IA points and Barry Keenan,
netted Is as Mclean brought its
overall record to 2-3. Wakefield
Is 6-1.
Bruce Hewitt of Annandale
dropped in 10 Of his % points in
the last two and a half minutes
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Jones' Victory
Is Hollow One

CLEVELAND, Jan. 10 R.-
Ralph (Tiger) Jones. the No.
Jmiddleweight contender from
Yonkers. didn't hurt his standing
any last night as he punched out
Ia 10-round unanimous verdict
over Hardy (Bazooka) SIN. IL
wood Of Brooklyn.
Jones didn't help his standing
too much. either, for he was a
Al favorite over the mustachioed
ISmallwood who now has lost five
straight but did a fair Job of
holding the Tiger despite the
odds. Jones weighed 1856; Small
wood 1884,.
The Tiger, who has appeared
on television about as often as
some of the Late-Thirty movies
put his show on for the stay
Iat-home fans. Only ZOOS braved
near-zero temperature, paying a
gross of $l,872, and they ap-
Ipeared lonesome in the vast Mu-
sic Hall.
The show was a hurry-up SUBJ
Istitute for the Carmen Basilio-
Johnny Saxton welterweight title
scrap. postponed to February %
because of a right hand injury
suffered by Basilio.
Jones, who lost via decision to
Charley Humez in Paris in his
last start, had only a slight
abrasion on his forehead to show
he had been in a Hereunder
against the light-hitting but al
ways-trying Smallwood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-19
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
Results Yesterday


Anacostia, "a; Tech, 81.
Annandale. IS; Mount Vernon, SO.
Armstrong. IS: Eastern, So.
Bethesda Chevy Chase w, SO: Mont
gomery Blair ". AZ.
Bulls, 80; Bainbr!dge Prep, 40.
Carroll, 80: Mackin. 80.
Chamberlain. 55; Coolidge. 81 lover
: Charlotte Hall. "A; Havre de Grace
Columbian Prep. 20: st. Adams. 63.
Fairmont HeiEhts. IS: Carver tBalti
Fails Church, es: oroveton, SO.
George Mason. AZ; warrenton, 4,
double overtime.
GGoo1Sznsssqs by. W. g; DeMsths W.: 81.
Herndon. 81: Osbourn, SIS.
Honman-Boston. IS: Walker-orant
Howard County. 81; Walter johnson
Leonardtown at LaPlata, postponed.
Loudoun County. .3S; Nokesyille. 20.
Luther Jackson at Leesburg DOUGLASS
postponed.
cb M1nt eSassI a. Blair. so; Bethesda
National Training School. So; Kendall
Northwestern. So: Bladensburg. 40.
. Northwestern w. SO; Bladensburg w
Northwood. 81: Frederick sasscer. 80
Oxon Hill. 81 !, Laurel. Al.
Poolesyille. So: Maryland School fo
the Deaf. %
Sherwood so: Damascus, A..
st. Johns. So: GEORGETOWN Prep. 80
st. Mary's tAnnapolis). SO: Priory. A
Suitland. 81 High Point. A..
Wakefield. 81; Mclean, as
Washington-Lee. 40: Hammond. 80.
Western. "a: Wilson, 80.
Wheaton. ~: Alumni, ~
woodward Prep. So; St. Anthony. IS
Games Today
st. Stephens at Episcopal, (.
Mclean at Annandale. z.
Sanford Prep at Landon. g
Friends al ct. James tHagerstown)
. 30.
D. c. Club of the Deaf at oallaude
Prep. 1870.
Games Tomorrow
Maekin VS.. GEORGETOWN Prep at Car
st. Johns at Carroll. $40.
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Eight PIoyers Signed,
Ford Hit by Mumps

The Phillies. in the process of
enlarging their farm system,
added Tulsa Of the Class A Texas
League and Lewiston. Idaho. of
the Class B Northwest League.
Lane is expected to talk trade
with the Chicago Cubs over the
week end and with the Phillies
next week. Meanwhile, he said
that Dark. the clubs regular
shortstop. was coveted by several
other National League clubs.
II received three offers for him
a month ago." he said. He named
the New York Giants, who dealt
Dark to st. Louis last June, Gin
cinnati and the Phillies as hav-
ing made bids.
In other news, Baseball Com
missioner Ford Prick received
Jackie Robinson's letter of re-
tirement and the Brooklyn star
was formally placed on the
Dodgers voluntary retired list,
while Whitley Ford. the Yankees
ace southpaw. came down with
the mumpS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-19
IS Harness Tracks
Offer New Series
Of Pacing Races

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (R-
A new series of races at is mem.
Der tracks of the Harness Tracks
OF America. eliminating in two
races each carrying a value of
$4,000 in added money, was
announced today.
Called the Trans-America Sc
ries. for 4-year-old PAGERS and
5-year-olds who were nonwin-
ners of $4,000 in 1856, the
horses may be nominated by
February Is at a fee of $500
each. with an additional 5000
payment April /. The $500 entry
fee makes horse eligible at all
10 tracks. which will add S2l5,-
600 to the nomination fees.
The spring series No. will
open at Rosecroft. Md. May 6,
then follow at Buffalo. N. Y.
May is: Worthwhile Downs. Mich,
May "a; haywood Park, Ill.
May 81: Lebanon Raceway,
Ohio. June Z: billiards. Ohio,
June IA; Fox Valley, H., June
81; Wolverine Raceway, Mich.
July 3. and Yonkers Raceway.
N. Y. July IL.
Hazel Park. Mich, opens the
fall series No. 2 August %, fol-
lowed by Chicago Downs, August
20; Suburban Downs, H., Sep
tember 6; Batavia Downs, N. Y.
September ID: Brandywine, DEL.
September 20, and Roosevelt
Raceway. N. Y. September 81.
Points will be awarded in all
races for the first eight horses
to finish. and the 10 PAGERS with
the greatest number Of points
are eligible for the two $780, 900
added finals at Yonkers and
Roosevelt. The eight races lead
ing up to the Yonkers race carry
IA total of $4,000 in added money
by those tracks. while $4,000
in added money is being offered
by the five tracks leading up to
the September 81 race at Roose-
welt.
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enpin Entries
Closing Toniqht

Entries for the Washington
Tenpin Association champion
ships will close at midnight to-
night with Matt Bonnie. 1914 r
street Sc. The fees are $3.50 per
man in each event.
A record entry for the tourna-
ment Of ia teams already has
been received. with action to
start February 2 at the Lucky
Strike.
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Charles Town
Dates Official

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Jan. 10 (R.-Barring further
developments Charles Town will
hold a l9-day meeting beginning
January 26.
The announcement yesterday
ended a three-way squabble
among the track, the State Rae
ing Commission and the Horse
mems Benevolent and Protective
Association.
The racing commission denied
the track its usual December
dates last year because, the
commission said, the track hadt
not abided by a commission ruiz
ing, setting minimum purses and
requiring motion pictures of all
races.
The commission waived the
requirements when the track re-
applied for dates this month
providing the track could work
out an understanding with horse
owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-19
INTER4IGH LEAGUE sTANnINGs
BY BOB HANSON

by BOB HANSON
Armstrong won the Interhigh
League basketball championship
last year. but unfortunately had
to forfeit it because of the use
of an ineligible player. 1t is
bidding for it again and this time
might make it stick.
With only one seasoned player
in its lineup and new coach,
Armstrong got of to a slow start
and up until yesterday had only
a "A record. But the four VIC
tories were in league play, where
it counts most.
Now Armstrong has its fifth
straight league victory, a 58-55
last minute decision over Eastern
yesterday at Spingarn, and leads
the East Division with a SO
mark.
In one other East Division con-
test. Anacostia defeated Tech
64-52, at Tech, and Western had
no trouble disposing Of Wilson
64-39. at Roosevelt in a lone
West Division game.
i Arts Only Veteran
/ When j. Herman Dawes took
over the Armstrong team this
year from James Smith. he found
himself with only one expert
Ienced player. Charles Arts. g.
foot-2 junior. Robert Cephas
and Frank Smith are back, but
neither saw much action last
year.
mo one player seems to be the
, key to our improved play" Dawes
explained. "One time its one
player. then someone else shows
the way. We fortunately seem
to have pretty good balance"
i Arts worked the boards con.
sistently and his clutch shooting
put Armstrong on top yesterday
Eastern fell behind, TO. in the
first few minutes. but then began
fast-breaking and passing deer
down the court to Jim Pratt anc
) moved into an Ill first-perioc
lead.
/ Pratt went out midway of the
second quarter when a cut or
his right cheek. received in q
shedding accident a few days ago
reopened as he was brushed in g
scramble for a rebound.
I Armstrong battled back anC
trailed only 1923 at the halftim,
I as Jim Thomas tapped in a TIVE
pointer for Eastern as the buzzel
, sounded.
!, LawhOrn Gets Hot
In the next two periods it wa
a scrap all the way with tn,
score tied eight times.
With Pratt, one of the league
top scorers. sitting out the thirC
period, Ronnie Lawhorn took u,
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i72-hole event when it winds up
tomorrow.
This doubtless is all news
and of little interest-to Harvey.
For one thing. he doesn't bet;
and secondly. the betting is con-
Quoted at the Caliente race
track. located at a distance esti-
mated at about 80 throws of a
golf club by COLTS greatest club
thrower, Tommy Bolt.
-Four blows behind Harvey
were other serious challengers,
former National Open Cham
pions Ed Furgol and Julius
BoroS; Harry Weetman. one of
England's finest professionals;
and Billy Casper. jr.. who lives
at nearby Chula Vista, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-19
ALL LOSSES OUTSIDE LEAGUE
Green Armstrong I cam
Bids for Interhigh Title

the slack for the Ramblers. On
five occasions he broke a tie, the
last time to put Eastern only one
point behind. 1897. at the end
of the third period.
But Arts was matching Law
horn almost shot for shot and
even when Pratt returned for
the final period, it didn't keep
Arts and his teammates from
coming through when it counted.
Eastern pulled into a $3.50
lead on two foul shots by Bernie
Chavis with 1:04 remaining in
the game. James Balton hit for
Armstrong to make it 56-55 with
As seconds left and Eastern was
finished when Cephas sank a
couple of fouls.
Arts and Lawhorn wound up
as the top scorers with % and
rs points, respectively.
Improving Anacostia kept It's
fading Interhigh title hopes
alive by downing Tech. with Dave
Martins 16 points sparkling the
attack.
The Indians started fast and
spurted to a 20-point advantage
at halftime. A second-half rally
by Tech cut the Indians lead to
only six points midway in the
final period. But the show was
over for Tech at that point. Hav-
ing solved Techs fast break. the
Indians proceeded to add insur-
ance. once again piling up a CON-
handing lead.
Along with Martin. the Ana
costa attack was bolstered by
Dave Watkins and Paul Barnes
who contributed IA and IL points
respectively. Don Wade's II LED
Tech.
/ Western overcame an early
SO Wilson lead and went on tc
throttle the Tigers to even its
Interhigh League record at %
| Frank Neal, Don Horn ano
Jim Copeland. who accounted fol
10, Is and Is points in that or
der. carried the load for the
Raiders. John Luce was high fol
Wilson with IL.
Chamberlain High came from
behind, bolstered by 20-3e
foul shot record, to nudge past
Coolidge. $3.50, in the last,
seconds of overtime play yester-
day at Coolidge. 1t was a non-
league game.
Coolidge led. 1911, at the enc
Of the first quarter, but Cham
berlain took a 1925 lead al
halftime. Coolidge rebounded tc
tie the score. 51-5l at the enc
of regulation time.
Foul shots in the overtime
play resulted in the final tally
with Bob Norman putting ir
the winning points for the Volts
Leading scorers Of the game
were Norman, 35. and Ton
Mnffatt of Coolidoa %
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RumbIers' Victory
Cuts Blades Lead

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10 (P1
Bill Kurtz's two goals pacec
the Philadelphia Ramblers to Q
81 triumph over the New Haven
Blades in their Eastern Hockey
League game before 4.l85 fans
at the Arena last night.
Defenseman Ray Crews first
goal Of the season in the second
period put the third place Ram
blers ahead for keeps. The VIC
tory, only the second in II starts
with the Blades this year, cut
New Ravens second place mar
gin over the home team to three
points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-19
PRO HOCKEY

BY the Associated Press
RESULTS LAST NIGHT
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Springfield, 3: Cleveland, . lovertime
,rI pro ,,s. I; Rochester, l iOvel
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Indianapolis. 3: Toledo, /
EASTERN LEAGUE
Philadelphia. 8: New Haven, 1.
TONIGHT,S SCHEDULE
EASTERN LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Clinton.
New Haven at JohnStown,
Charlotte at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Montreal.
Boston at Toronto
Detroit at Chicago Afternoon TVl,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Providence at Cleveland
Buffalo at Hershey
Rochester at Springfield.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Fort Wayne at Troy.
Cincinnati at Toledo.
Huntington ct Indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-19
Sports Car Drivers
Try Something New

The Washington Region
Sports Car Club of America to-
morrow will try a new wrinkle
in the art of handling auto
mobiles.
About rs members will stage q
gymkhana at the Sidney Lust
Beltsville Drive-In Theater. rae
ing against time on a twisting
course laid out between the
speaker posts and over ramps.
The public is invited. Action
begins at 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-19
Frostbite Reqattu Off

CHESTERTOWN. Md. Jan. 10
tSpeciaD The Chester River
Yacht and Country Club today
postponed its annual Frostbite
Regatta because Of ice in the
river. The regatta had been
scheduled for Sunday. A new
date mas not been set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-19
PRO BASKETBALL

TONIHHT'S SCHEDULE
81. Louis at Syracuse (afternoon.
Fort Wayne ct New York.
Boston AT Rochester
RESULTS LAST NIGHT
philadelphia 90 Syracuse "a.
Boston 120, St. Louis III
TQMORROW'S SCHEDULE
New York at Boston.
Fort Wayne At Syracuse
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Rochester At MINNEAPOLIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-19
SENIORS SlZZLE FOR FIRST TINE
Wakefield Gains Lead
As Midqets' Show Way

Ito help his team to a 1888 VIC
tory over Mount Vernon last
night at Mount Vernon in q
League game.
I Other top scorers we're George
Elgin of Annandale with 20. and
Malcolm Brown and Roy Simms
Iof Mount Vernon with Is and
IL points respectively.
For the second week in a row,
Washington and Lee fought to
a one-point victory as it beat
Hammond High, 40-39. last night
at Hammond. also in a league
game.
Finishing the first and second
periods in ties. WI pulled ahead
to a 1927 lead by the end OF
the third quarter.
High scorer Of the game was
Bucky Pryor of Hammond with
% points.
I SPERRYVILLE, Va, Jan. 1e
Specially. - Rappahannock
knocked Garfield out of the
lead in District 8. Group II, with
a 1910 victory here last night
and went on top itself. Kappa
hammock is 80 in league play
and Garfield 81.
| Garfield led at halftime, 81
10 and 1929 at the end of the
third period. Rappahannock
tied the game. 1899. with -four
minutes left then forged into
a lead it held to the end.
Dennis Fullenwider of Gar
Field was the games high scorer
with Is points.
In another District 9 game,
Herndon defeated Osbourn, g.
SIS, paced by Billy ,Fox's %
points. Jack Lawson Of Osbourn,
a transfer from California and
playing his first game, scored
16.
Herndon is now % in the
league and Osbourn 0-3.
It took two overtime periods
before George Mason High could
break a deadlock to defeat War
renton, 42-40. Bob Lee of War
renton was high scorer with 20
points. The two highest scorers
for George Mason were Ed Ryan
with IL and Kent Modine with 10.
Loudoun High defeated Nokes-
vile. 1926. last night at Lees
burg. Loudoun has a 30 record
in Virginia Group II, Dis
trict 8. Nokesville has a league
record of 2-1. High scorer was
Ken gilbert Of Loudoun with Is
points.
Falls Church breezed to a So
36 victory over Groveton last
night at Groveton. Keith Hol-
man and Sam Yancy were high
for Falls Church with Is and l6
points respectively. High for
Groveton were Dick Bromley
with IL and c. M. Trinkel with
10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-19
Army Gets Rums Player

DETROIT. Jan. 10 (P1.--John
Morrow, a lineman with the Los
Angeles Rams and a former Uni
versity Of Michigan football play
er. was indicted into the army
yesterday at nearby Fort Wayne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

umnlst noted that Harrison
hired = writer to give them a
My Fair Lady sheen.
Mr.. Harrison's preoccupa-
ton, Of course, is eminently
understandable. The wonder
would be II he had agreed to
interrupt his honeymoon to
chat with the fourth estate.
But iDhere does that leGDe
Crescendo-5Hst nine days
0Ddy from takeoG?
= 4 =
Bulletin Beard:
Good-looking viii Sugar
FOOT Hutchins almost didn't
make it to Washington to plug
his new ABC-TV show
VIII, who was sent out by
Warmers without q press
agent, boarded the wrong
plane in New York and had
to stop 1t as it TAXED to the
runway A tipoh on the IS
year-old youngsters affability
and intelligence: He handled
himself here yesterday like a
real pro-with the reporters,
photogs. teen-agers and every
body who met him.
Kate Smiths booked for the
Ed Sullivan show. October 8.
Meet the Press will quiz
Thomas Haggerty. Jimmy Hof-
fa's leading challenger, Sunday,
WRC-4 The French finance
minister. Felix Gaillard, had to
cancel because Of a new Cabi-
net crisis.
The Federal Communtcd-
ton Commissions proposal for
a thTee-vear national pdv-TV
trial should lead to a scramble
bv the better-heeled pay TV
outfits for tieups Nth stations
around the country
(Zenith's PhoneUision Das
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

West POnt-"DragoOn Patrol" Repeat) military horse
opera set in l9h-century New Mexico James Best stars
West Point lieutenant his first patrol into Com
anche territory But it's Tom Greenways sharp colorful
performance a renegade gunhghter that keeps the
yarn rolling. pm, WTOP-9.
Mr. Adams and Eve-"Adult" westerns take some kidding
Actors Howard and Eve try to film western in Ar
Eve gets some chuckes when lighting the heat
and dust and has light moments making up to
actor Robert Ryan. First Of the fall shows. pm,
WTOP-9.
The Thin Man 1.-THE Dollar Doodle" Peter
ford and Phyllis Kirk in this half SERIES based
the Dashle Hammett characters played in the movies
by william Powell and Myrna 10y. Opening show suffers
from too many cliches but Lawford and Kirk charm
ing and should hold the series together Asta the pup
is also on hand and Phyllis with pungng
back which will wonders for that new fashion trend
$50 pm, WRC4.
Date With the AngesEverybodys Baby Recent parents
George and Wilma about child the entire
works hard for laughs that have give the
for effort. $50 pm, wllAL,-7
Person to PersOn-Abba Eban Israeli Ambassador to the
United States land the eloquent diplomats
Of tmel tells Ed what he during his return
trip to Israel Eban, busy committing between WASH
ngton and the U. N in New York wishes he had more
time for his hobby fishing also Murrows favorte
pastimes) Pretty Rhonda Fleming introduces Husband
DR.. Lewis Morrill,. professional pilot who has been
teaching her to fly Rhondas home dotted with oren-
tai knickknacks and she has passion for taking in
stray pets. 1880 pm, WroP-9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Not ENOUGH
Ed Wynn

Il enjoyed your song" said
Ed Wynn to Alfred Drake. one
Of the many stars assembled to
pay tribute to the comic, "even
If 1t wasn't from one Of my
shows" This unfortunately. was
the major defect in last nights
salute to Ed Wynn (wRC-D,
the FIRST star TO be honored in
the projected Command Per-
Torrance" series.
1t was Drake who set the
suspicious tone at the outset
when he said, You've been en-
tertainmg us since 19O2-to-
night. we're going to entertain
you"
Still. the FIRST act wasn't too
bad, particularly the numbers
that were hits in the shows in
which Ed starred. Ed was also
effective with son keenan, and.
In fact. whenever he was al
lowed to talk or perform.
BERNICE WNECK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
ON THE AIR
La Norman Just
Went Thotowoy
By BERNIE HARRISON

With TV relying heavily special shows for excitement
this Ethel Mermans surprise withdrawal from the
cast Of DuPonts rst Commute extravaganza
September 2s well for the ulcer crop along Madison
avenue
Maybe producer Paul Gregory ought to call the show
Dscord
The CHS announcement yesterday stated that Miss
who is also repeatedly having troubles in Happy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Steverino's
Country Bit

Washington's Jimmy Dean,
the CHS morning man, signed
yesterday to guest on Steve
Aliens NBC show. September
20. Flabbergasted Connie b
Gay. after clearing it with CHS
wanted to know why.
Answer: Allen personally
picked Jimmy. The NBC come
dian, who has always picked his
guests wherever he found them,
has this to say about Dean:
Hes the hottest up-and-com-
ing property in the Nation"
Dean is also set for the new
Patti Page big record show,
with his fast-rising Deep Blue
Sea-" B: H:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20


briefly tested on channel
seUen here many years ago.
= \ + 4
ScOrebOard:
The Big Record wednesdays,
WTOP-9).
The chic "new" Patti Pages
new show is big. handsome.
resplendent and. 1t must be
regretfully added. glassy-eyed.
The premiere had its moments
musically, depending on your
preferences count me out on
that cling-cling-cling jazz but
the staging. patter and brief
flashes Of comedy were q con-
siderable strain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
~ KEY PREVIEWS

Toniohts top shoDs previewed by TV Keys stat.
iDhO attend reheGTsa match screenings and Gn1lyze
scripts NeU York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered guide to area viewers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

Nazi secret service in Ger
many and England in 1898
(l94D.
1870. WMAL (0-Premiere
Performance: Holy Matri-
mony" with Monty Wooley
and Oracle Fields. Rather
than accept fame and
knighthood. shy British
artist elects to be considered
dead-and then has q hard
time convincing the world
he is alive.
1880. WTOP (9-Late Late
Show: Murder in the Music
Hall" starring Vera RalSton
William Gargan and Ann
Rutherford. A blind man in
disguise sees a crime take
place (l946).