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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
icohTlNUEbl

BuRNp MILLS KN.-By OWNER,
RIM Redueed Va nndsr sd non
HE, ie6ssS. y 'HN 9-''OOV'
CABIN JOHN PARKl-A beautiful
I5x220 lot with an unfinished
2.-story stone and .einder block
oldg,; $3.50. 800 down, balance
$40 mo. MRS. BURGESS, Realtor,
CABIN JOHN-TNsw bi.level ram
BILE, b. T., 2 baths. rec. rm.,
large lot, shade trees; $3.50 dn.,
Sos per mo, includes taxes. OIL.
2-00a4 or OIL a-sSS4.
CARROLL KNoLLs, OPEN q
DARK 1892 Donglas ave, l
blk. % Ga, aye.-Brick rambler;
bedrms., liv. rm., din, .rm., rec.
rm.; full osmt,, outside entr.
i sR' 'ss-OSSSo f65 81. gsLasls sHirLET
CARROLL KNOLLs-charminF 3,
oedrm.. 9n-eyiek rambler, only 4
years old: elee. BY. with dish,
RuTHERfoRD 4 sHuiLEY. Inc.
JU. S-9070,
NnLN NMAHE - bNANO NEN
LISTING near Chevy Chase Club
and Rosemary school Shown by
APPOINTMENT TODAY. ''Eye-ap-
pear galore! A wolnan's hearts
desirel immaculate aud charming
interior, LIST. floor powder room,
screened porch, etc. bedrooms,
baths upstairs. Finished 3rc
noor studio room-ideal for teen
ayers. Playroom In basement
Large fenced garden. Roses ga
lore; Priced under $4,000 Tor
quick sale. Please phone for ap-
pointment. Call OIL. 4-162e, ask
FISHER a Co, INC.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE, presto.
locations priced for quick sale II
the mid 30s--Beaut. white brick
Colonial family home; unusually
yeuskept grounds. reception hall
family-size dining room plus
large bedrooms, ga baths, 2-cal
garage. Call OIL. 6-2344: oficG
FISHER a Co. INC. .
CHEVY CHAsE-7-room, 3II-batl
rambler IN choice location. Prices
TO sell. Call Mr.. Bradford, ME
s-o5s5 THOMAS " FISHER q
CHEVY CHASE Between Conn. an,
brookytlle) - Pleasing brick AMI
frame. Bay window In din. rm
Den or bedrm.. bath LIST moor. I'D
stairs; 4 bedrms., "a baths, stair
to attic. Finished rec. rm, and n
bath in hSmt Garage noreh
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ROCKVILLE AREAS little as 39s
gown, and less than rent, own a
:. . or Z bedrm. nome In the All
american city. We have listinRs
and information OF homes that
most anybody could qualify for.
Msy we serve youI 8 z, BOG
l. c BLUEBOND. Po n.RnfI
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BETHESDA, Rdgemoor area-stateil

BETHESDA, mr.. NH, in lovely
neighborhood-Brick rambler, in
excellent condition; 3 bright bed
rms, baths, living rm., large
dining ell, up-to-date kitchen. full
basement; neat yard with patio.
See today Call JU. 5-4222,
LAWRENCE v. LUTES co.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD,-RambleT: 8
bedrms.. 2 baths; ? yrs. old. like
new; beautiful wsll-to-wall carpet
home of distinction; corner lot
suitable FOR doctor. By OWNER;
$4,000, By appointment. only
principals. JU. 1929
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Brick rambler, 8 yrs, old, on L
acre. 3 ,twin-sized bedrms., firepi.
~ lge' Nv. rm.; lge dining area.
blren cabinet, wall oven in pretty
Ky Daylight bsmt. Twin carport.
AAlnM,o00, OIL. 4-4522. C. w. BAR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-E.E.

CAPITOL HILL. mr.. Cong. LIB
Fine brk. home; s rms.' "a baths,
oil h.-wh,, yard, garage. on 30-ft.
alley; $4,000: terms To suit. ]
HERBERT a SON, Ii. 3-0i29. Ii
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RAMBLER
24O5 RAND PL. NE.

2405 RAND PL. NE.
Unbelievable Only SIS
500 buys lovely detached
rambler on Ice. beau. land
scaped lot. Consists Of entr.
foyer,N6 lge. rms, mod. kit,
knotty pine den, s bdrms.,
tile bath. rec rm. BaraKin.
Priced right for quick sale.
Mr. Garter, ewes DE. 2-545l.
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81 81 500 brick o f s. FIELD. iNc aero 49,
5-71l3, OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY.
FLOWER AVE. AREA, RAMBLER-
S gnlS; stone ton frspi" .2 ~ ~ rm;Si
TWIN BEDRMs.' ~ baths. scr
porch, built-in gar. many extras
owner trans. no finer value at
S24.p50 RIPLEY CO, JU. 5-6II1
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1KVMLE .GAITHERsRuRG

hOChVILLE - Look, lovely 3-bed-
rm'. mod. freed lot: choice area,
hr pool: s62 mo-, low down paw
ment. GA. 4-g0IS.
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KNOXVILLE: assume ICE. 49,
loan-3-bedrm. ramb.. bsmt. sep.
oln, Tm,, many extras. ] blk. to
Scnool and transp.: low mo. pay
reduced. only SI4,950. FOGARTY
Co, 10. 5-5052 or JU, 5-5094.
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SENECA - Sportsman's paradise
With income; 1872 ~. waterfront.
Year round p-rm. hone, 2 kits /,
2 baths, 2 nreplaces, 2-ear garage.
Additional cottage; S25, 900. OIL.
4-4592, &. w BARTON co
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$500 7th ST. NV.

Decorators Just left. At
tractiye Col. brick with side
hail plan. 4 airy rooms. 2
inclosed porcheS. Cow. 20
schools, trans. Shopping.
Priced right. Mr.. West,
ewes. Ii. 4-S7S3.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.F.
coLoRED
OPEN SUNDAY, l-6
A DREAM HOME

Fine brick Colonial home featur-
ing ! twin bed sire bedrooms, larse
LIST q, TV and family room, spae-
ious living rm. with freplace, large
separate dining room, sunny and
cheerful Kitchen. knotty pine pan
eled rec. rn.. garage. large beauti-
fully handicapped lot. S1s.960
4452 ALABAMA AVE. Sc
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C0LESvMLE = Open go, New
scenic view, 3 bedrms., plus lge
family rm., "a baths, 2 firepiaces,
fun bsmt.; terrific value. DIR. /:
out Colesville I'd. to Motley I'd,
IsIt Visrling dr., left to open sign.
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COLESVILLE AREA : IL : story
brick Cape Cod; 8 rms, q baths
ipli bsmt;. garage under porch |:
a-aere lot: $1,000 down, approx
Slnb per mo. BY OWNER. EV
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HUCh UkEEk FOkEST-3-bedrm.
rambler; unusual kitchen: sepa-
rate DIN. rm.: scr. porch, storm
wmqows: eround-levei bsmt lge,,
level lot; c0nv. 10 schools, shop-
ping churches and synagogue:
$3.50 Donnybrook dr', Chevy
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POTOMAC. MD.-New spkt-ievel
rambler; 4 bedrms., 4 baths. den,
nice din. rm., extra-large. ultra
modern kitchen. recreation room
with fireplace, 2-cRr attached ga
rage. Big tree-shaded lot. S3q,-
500 GENE CASTLEBERRY. OIL.
4-1439. OIL 4-AfieS
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ROCK CREEK PALIsADRs--At-
tractiye contemporary 4 bedrm.,
2 full baths, recreation room,
large picture window with view,
Assume Sl5.eS0. 4h& OF soan,
payments Si0e.7 10 month, lnclud-
slb,500. HARRY B. BA1R Real.
tor JU. 0-4321, OF III. h-1A1A.
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COLESVILLE AREA = Spacious 4.
bedroom, 2-bath brick rambler.
built with fir lumber, gardeners
delight on acre, trees, exclusive
section s23,750. RIPLEY Co,
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bedrm, rambler: Anchor fence;
S11,250. BUDNEY REALTY, GA.
4-s795, 10. 54275O.
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA-Gra-
cious brick Colonial in immaculate
condition, located on beautiful
level 12-acre lot in very desirable
area. Many excellent features in
clude a large living room with fire.
place, family-size dining room.
modern. kitchen with table space,
den and powder room on first
hoor. 3 twin-Size bedrooms with
large closets and 2 baths on 2nd
Moor. Garage. and full basement
with rec. room An outstanding
nome priced in low 30s. Call Mr..
FISHER A. co nv.
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CoLESyHLE RID. AREA-Ranch-
type frame rambler; 3 bedrms
Nv. rm; with hrepl.. large KIT, /:
g.; delightful community: 81
500 viii handle. H, & H. DE.
VELOPMENT CO, EV. 4-p5I5
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MONTGOMERY HILLS, l713 Flora
lane-one left. New 3-bedrm,.
E T s S Sss r sIss "a sep, sS sis
today. Noon I'll 8, Bldr. on
premises. Dir. N. on Ca. ave. to
$500 block, turn righN 20 1113.
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l372 Sheridan SD. nav.
S23,950
HOME WITH INCOME

ITO MELBOURNE PL, NV.
Located Just on the Mt. Pleasant
street car line; sidehall-plan brick
home. Countless bedrms.. 2-car
earage. Heat good. SOS On.
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$500 N. CAPITOL ST.

Today's Best Buy 6-yr.-
old mod. Semidet brick. ultra
modern kitchen. LIST n
powder rm., 3 hdrms., tile
bath, full basement. Low
On payment will handle. Mr..
Lomax, ewes, NO. 7-336S.
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ROCKvILLR-4- bedrnn brk cane
COD; Sl2.950, best buy in the
efea' liy, rm, frepl,. ICE XII
Illl bsf1t, outside entr', storm
WINDOWS and doors: excel cond
] elk, "a Rte 80 eonv. 10 Acc
a rna NE; s4o0 On. OF or FHA.
TTy9IoA AsnYY g. CO. 10. s-5052 or
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DAMASCUS - Approx. III acres;
trees sno, shrubbery; liy; rm. and
sunrm.. din. rm., kit, with break
bath LIST floor: . bedrms. 2nd
floor; full bsmt.. oil hot-water
heat; in town: Gear garage;
priced at $4,000, JERRY COOK,
INC, Realtor Damascus, Nd,
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DAMASCUS. Woodfeld I'd. - New,
spacious brick ramblers; 2 bed :
rms: sep. din. rm.: . baths: din
area in kit: i1replaces in liv. rm.
and full hsnit.: garage and breeze
way, a-acre lot: reas. priced,
FLA or conventional loan. Open
for inspection, Sat. and Sun, /
70 dark. JERRY COOK. INC,
Realtor, Damascus, Nd. Clear
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DAMASCUS, MD.-Lge. iiv. RIM
on to lge. brick patio. separate
din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms.. full
bsmt,: oil h.-w.h.: recently deco
rated; fenced-in yard: u mile
from shopping district on Wood
neld I'd; price, S1s.e5O. Clear
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ROCKVILLE. 8 miles West-stone-
and-brick Cape Cod rambler, on
2ss acres; springfield brook. 3
master bedrms,, > baths: glass
enclosed breeEeway: 2-car garage;
iull basement Many other luxuri-
Gus features, s E. BQGLEY. INC,
BOND pO. 2-ha1A
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ENGLISH TUDOR
60 GAILATIN ST. NV.

Something extra special.
Beaut. brick home. Finest
section NV. 6 lovely rms,
3 baths, mod. kit. vJhrktst.
nook. . tireplaces and nm
ished rec. rnl., det. garage.
Wall-to-vall carpet. Mirrors
and eorniceS remain with
house, Mrs. Rssstn, ewes.
RA. h-lSl1-
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CONN, AVE. ESTATE; $3.50 On
approx. S7S mo. pays ALL bed.
rm.. home; sep. din. rm., rec. rm
IL BY 20: fenced, level lot. BUD.
NEY REALTY, 10. 5-2750. VII
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l304-1365
623 JEFFERSON ST. NV.

Custom decorated tapestry
brk. home Concrete front
porch. 8 lge. rms and
tnclosed pore hes, mod.
throughout. Only S995 On.
Mrs. Robinson, ewes, HO.
o-O23l.
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kENWO0D--Loveiy lge. home, de-
signed for comfort and enter
taining. Mrs, Robinson, OIL. l.
SsSddS EUGENE Q. oIN0ELL. OIL.
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NoRTHWOOD-Ideas for retired
couple, cory 2-bedrm. rambler,
'eyel lot. 14s It. deep; redec.;
$4,000. BEERS BROS. ~. s-76l0,
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OLNEY AkEA--Lovely country eS-
tate Of ; acres or more; T-year-
old Williamsburg style home Of s
bedrms.; excellent condition; .
baths; rec. rm.; hot-water heat:
swim, pool; Scar garage, barn;
school bus at door: $4,000.
BOoLEY'S. 10. 5-3434.
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ROcKcREsT, s11,950-Immac a.
bedrni. ramh., on Ice. lot with
shade trees; $3.50 dn. FLA. TO-
GARTY r. CO., 10. 5-5052 or
III kTn0A
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KkNSINGTON-St00 DOWN---3n03
Blueford Rd-open l to ) pm
IDEAL FOR CHILDREN, M.
school, park. playground. Com
Portable 3 bedrm, rambler, dtsh-
washer. disposal scr. porch.
A.nQQ1
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o hey CEASE, friendship Hsts..
45l6 High st.. close to transp,,
SHOPS, 0ElCO new bldg.--3 bed
rms. porehes, lge. lot. $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE. Blessed Sacrament
srea1Brick Colonial with study
or oedrm. and bath on LIST dr',
Ltse dining rm., modern kit: 4
q select value at $4,000 KOR.
z1EaNIpIoRsEER. REALToR. OIL.
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N0RBECK. Sycamore Acres-Loyely
S-bedrm. ramb., only $1,000;
on one acre: Ice. kit, many extras
incl. washer. drier, Dashboard b :
VII, storm windows; only $3.50
h-kn5o az mi S-rnoI
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Custom built split-ievel; ; or 4
bedrms.. spacious iiv. rm., screened
porch, sep. din. rm.. : flrepls: lge.
all-elec. kit; roomy, light din,
patio. Reduced BY OWNER for inn
mediate sale OIL. 2-l6a9.
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1915 am. 1850. 4:30. 7:o5 and
9:45 pm.
Ontari0-"Pursuit Of the Graf
Spec; l. $40. Sis. TBS and
$40 pm.
PaIace-"Peyton Place.;
1i:i5 am. 2. 4:45. 1880 and
1925 pm.
Playhouse -"Ail at Sea-; IL
am. 1890. 2:05. $40. $40.
6:45, e:25 and 10 pm.
Plaza - "And God Created
Woman; 1880 am. 1:15. 800,
5:25. 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux-''Pal joey;
11:40 am, l:4O, $40. $40, TAO
and $40 pm.
Upt0wn--"Around the World
in 80 days; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner--"Seven Wonders OF
the World: 2 and $3.50 pm.
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grotesque interiors among
writer's have become Croesus-
rich with their habbling. The
.beat generation" spokesman,
for instance. among so many
others.
In contrast to the whimper-
ing Of these. illiterate whim-
pering at that. O'Casey has
made the language sing and
sting and lash and laugh as II
1t were an invincihle weapon In
the hands Of q one-man force.
Such a writer. Arena has
Judged. should be presented
double-rich to Washington at
a time when an example Of re-
morseless resistance is so disable:
In literal truth. the O'casey
production decision was made
when conditions were consid-
efably more bland. but this
only goes to show how president
q theater Arena Is.
The twin O'casey produc-
tons are his Juno and the
Paycock." which will open as
Arenas regular play attraction
next Tuesday night and Pic
lures in the Hallway" The
latter. adapted from the Sec
ond volume Of O'Casey's auto
biography. is not q play but q
dramatic reading on the order
Of Paul Gregory's famed pro-
dnction Of Don Juan in Hell.
-
Pictures in the Hallway"
has been adapted by Paul
Shyre, and has twice been q
hit In New York productions,
FIRST an off-Broadway presen-
tation at Kaufman auditorium.
and the following season at the
Playhouse theater IN midtown.
It Is the making -of-a-writer
period Of O'Casey's hfe--as Is
Look Homeward. Angel" in
Thomas Wolfe's-that is dealt
with the Shyre's version Of
Pictures in the Hallway" It's
multiple episodes deal with a
succession Of dramatic adven-
lures and misadventures in the
authors boyhood and young
manhood.
Among these are his first en-
counter with violence-in the
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university. Final tryouts
will be held Sunday at the
Mclean (Va.) Playhouse for
the upcoming production.
Jesus. Son Of Man" Rich
ard Waters will conduct the
additions. set for 2 pm.
Several major roles remain TO
be filled.
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led by Lowell Thomas. Is big
musically as well as photo
graphically. It has q score
composed by Dimitri Tiomkin.
played by a li0-piece orches-
ira. together with four vocal
numbers sung by Robert Mer-
rill. Metropolitan Opera BARI
tone.
49,
BULLETIN BOARD: Harvard
graduates. their families and
friends viii see q special show
ing tomorrow. III an. OF To
the Age That Is Waiting" at
the Dupont Theater. The
Aim. with q John p. MarQuand
script. is part Of the $s2.5 mil
lion fund drive. a three-year
project. being conducted by the
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WHERE
AND WHEN
stage
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Reconsideration Rat; $3.50
pm.
National - Middle Of the
Night: $3.50 pm.
Shubert - Dark. Maybe
Tuesday" starts January 10.
Screen
Ambassador - "Sayonara"::
lis. 3:35, 6:35 and o:25 pm.
Capitol-"Don't Go Near the
Water: 1880 am, 1880, 1886,
$40. 7:45 and 0:45 pm.
C0lumbia-"The Enemy Be-
low; ~ noon. 2, 4:O6, 6:i0,
8:l5 and 1920 pm.
Dup0nt--"Port Of Shadows;
sos. 6:45 and 1920 pm.
Keith's - ''Tarnished An
GELS: 1i:lS am, /. 3, 4:45,
6:45 and 1910 pm. Preview at
$3.50 pm.
MacArthur--"How to Murder
A Rich Uncle; $3.50, $40 and
o:55 pm.
Metropolitan - 'sayonara":;
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THE PASSING SHOW
ASeon O'Cosey Spree
Scheduled by Arena
BY JAY CARMODY
star Drama Editor

Arena State has decided that January should be Sean
OCasey month.
This paiseworthy Of There people who feel
that OCaey and the English language comprise OF the
20h eenturys most passionate combinations And tragic
in that ocasey has remained chuchmouse poor while
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Irish revolution-his FIRST lob.
his first passionate infatuation.
etc.
Arenas production Of pic
lures In the Hallway" win be
Its first in-the-round.
1t win not interrupt the reg
ular schedule Of Juno and the
Paycock." let 1t be said clearly,
but viii supplement 1t instead.
Only four performances Of
Pictures in the Hallway" are
scheduled. on Sunday after
moons at 2:30 pm. January 10
and 26. and on Monday nights.
$50 pm. on January 20 and
%.
Monday night. Of course. Is
usually the off-night for
Arenas company.
| So. with O'Casey's two
works. arena broadens its pro-
duction scope. It could not
start with a more congenlal
author in more promising and
sympathetic hands.
-
MOVIE NEWS: All the excit-
ing pictures were not disposed
Of with that holiday outburst.
January VIII bring a flock
Of others every bit as Cutlery.
For instance. ''Peyton Place.
which looks like q six-weeks'
tenant at the Palace. win be
followed by q much more
classic sort Of goth century
romance. "A Farewell to
Arms" Toward the end Of the
month. that will be.
A week earlier. the Play
house viii come up with
Joseph Mankiewicz' film YER
sion Of Graham Greene's hot
tempered novel. The Quiet
American" That one viii. have
q gala opening at the Play
house on January %.
January 20 will be an oc-
casion, too. with the screen
debut Of Frances pfecocious
FRANCHISE Saean. the Aim
version of her first novel,
''Bonjour Tristesse. 1t will re-
place pal joey" at the Trans
Lux. giving that house some
thing Of q record run on the
theme Of basic biology.
And. the following Gay. with
more gala ceremonies. The
Bolshoi Ballet" win arrive at
the Ontario for q protracted
stay. incidentally. the 18th
viii bring to that house
Across the Bridge" with Rod
Steiger.
AND IHE nAGGESI: Next
week. Of course. will bring the
largest new lilm Of the lot.
Cinerama's Opus I. Search for
Paradise" which viii open for
mally Wednesday night. jan
uary Is. This one win start
with q black-tie fete sponsored
by DACOR Diplomatic and
Consular Ofiicers Retired. Incl
and the American Foreign
Service Association. Proceeds
viii be used for the welfare
fund Of the former and the
scholarship fund Of the latter.
HfHCNnraose lakaak S.e4~enos,
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Young Igor Is Loose
In the Supern1arket

unnatural position never 10
be assumed voluntarily. win
you fully understand what
evil can be wrought under the
gilse Of shopping.
The From. Door
Let's start with the front
door. which opens by electric
eye or hidden genie working q
treadle. Even TO you it's q
captivating eimmick. isn't Il.
Mrs. Tourist7 Consider how
its going 10 Affect little Igor
or his cousin. Olga from the
Volga. Experience proves II
takes a minimum OF Ave min
utes to drag any living child
under 8 away from the
miraculous door.
So. I'VE minutes later with
Igor by the scruff. you're in
side. It's magnificept-it's
overwhelming. Look at the
size-Red Square with q roof
on II. And those brilliant dec
orations and miles Of canned
goods.
Don't forget. Igor is going
10 see a couple Of things, too.
Like those balloons dancing
from the ceiling between the
big signs saying this is Let
Them Eat Cake Week"
Igor can't read yet. fortu-
nately. However, numerous
very scientific studies have
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trying TO knock the super
market. You Just have 10
look at II like Broadway.
where they tell the awed
spectators that there's q bro
ken heart for every light. In
supermarket circles, we say
there'sa nerve rash for every
cake mix.
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discovered q water fountain.
He has been walking over the
dunes for a fortnight IN the
dust and sun. He Is parched.
A Prominent Factor
A leading psychologist once
spent long years on a survey
which revealed that public
drinking fountains are a
prominent factor In the dis
Indignation OF parent-child
relationships. Igor has the
first Of eight drinks OF water.
Once he has been let out.
Igor il reluctant to have his
freedom encroached on again,
no matter how shiny the cart.
He promises 10 be a sterling
comrade who will walk quietly
by your side. You go to-
gether down the dry goods
aisle.
Here, you're in for a break.
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FAIR WARNING



The supermarket. the cur
rent rage as q shibboleth Of
The American Way. u about
10 make q stand at fairs In
Moscow and Brussels this
summer. After viewing Its
enticements. Il Is hoped that
some Of the visitors viii so
home and begin nageing their
commlssars about putting one
up on Bulganin boulevard.
near the split-steppe develop
ment at Khrushchev Korners.
A fundamentally sound
idea. this. but the touring
ladies at the fairs should
know a few Of the unkinder
truths Of supermarket shop
ping.
Admittedly. the supermar-
ket as a sightseeing attrac-
ton d a beautiful thing. The
produce Is freshly sprayed,
the beef well marbled. and on
those shelves you can find
everything from bees knees
and yak snack TO 80 kinds Of
cold cereal. good for 100 CAD
gets II you play your hoxtops
and coupons right. But .
Not until you've tried using
the supermarket on a rainy
Friday afternoon, with a child
Of an age when sitting is an
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established the irrefutabIs
fact that all children every
where deny the right OF q
balloon 10 exist any place
beyond their own hands.
Since you are still new at
this. Mrs. Tourist, and the
larklsh. mood has not worn
thin. you ahush Igor and look
around hopefully, There's
the African violet soil. after
shave lotion. plastic knights.
Mikhail Mouse comics. and
fash frozen eviscerated
turkeys. The only balloons
are on the ceiling.
That's all right. you COM
fort Igor, look at the shiny
cart you can ride In. He Is
pleased, and climbs aboard.
Shopping goes smoothly until
you are looking over the best
buys In beets for borsch.
Your selection Is Interrupted
by a cry OF urgency.
Igor, from his perch, has
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Mrs. Tourist. Igor has not
been exposed 10 the SVEN
gals OF the tots Tv world
who have an afilnity for SEN
fences beginning. Tel your
mother 10 set. !" He cant
give you a hard-sell lob.
All Igor can do Is sneak a
few Of his favorite foods into
the cart when your back Is
turned.
Now you are almost I'm
ished. But where Is Igor7
The novelty Is dead. and he Is
bored He has found his
friend Feodor. You hear them
playing hide-and-seek.
AZ this moment. Feodor
rips around a corner. knock
Ing over and SCATTERING q
large jar Of instant coffee. OF