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Church Women's Muy
Fellowship Luncheon
Hears Panel Talks

Mrs. Jesse L. Glover, wife Of
Rev. J. l.. Glover, pastor Of st.
James AME church, Mrs. NJ. f.
Bell and Mrs. Sam Smith were
among those attending the May
Fellowship Luncheon meeting
sponsored by the St. Paul United
Church Women held Friday May
2, at Hamline Methodist church
Mrs. Glover was introduced with
other wives Of new ministers "a
the city and they were each given
corsage.
A panel discussion, "A Place To
Live" was presented, with Ernest
10. Cooper. executive secretary Of
the St Paul Urban League; y. W.
Shippee, executive director Of
Housing and Redevelopment; F. A.
Luft Jr. reaItor and Rev. c. W
Hautzenrader, pastor Of First
Christian Church, St Paul, as pan
elists.
A lively and interesting question
and answer period followed. Mrs.
John NJ. Adams was moderator.
Mrs. II D. Van Krevelen Is presi-
dent Of the St. Paul United Coun-
Gil Of Churches.
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Savery took the Il" out Of STAY
cry" savery Library at Talladegn
College, one Of the 80 independent
member colleges Of the United
Negro College Fund, was named
for an ex-slavc, william Slavery.
Freed at the end OF the Civil War.
he worked as a carpenter; helped
construct the colleges first build
ing; became a college trustee.
Long ago Savcry worked TO give
his children and grandchildren q
place 10 go 10 school You can help
boys and girls go to college today.
Give 10 the UNCF, 20 East 5itn
St, New York %, NY.
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Twin Cities To
Seek 1850 Meet
OF The NAAcP

The ST. Paul Branch, NAACP,
has extended an invitation to the
National Association for the Ad,
vancement of Colored People 10
hold its 1860 Annual Convention
in st. Paul Minnesota
Governor Freeman, Mayor JOS
eph Dillon, Senators Hubert H
Humphrey and Edward J, Thye,
and Congressman Eugene J. Nc
earthly have extended personal in
vitations to Mr.. Roy wilkins, Elk
ecutive Secretary Of the National
Office urging him to bring the
1860 Convention to Minnesota
The ST. Paul Chamber Of Com
merce has expressed enthusiasm
with this program and Offered
their services to make this bid
a reality. The Minneapolis Branch
the Duluth Branch and the Min
nesota State Conference of Bran.
ches are all co-sponsors in this,
invitation. II the bid becomes a
reality, the st. Paul and Mime
apolis Branches would jointly host
the thousands of delegates and
guests in the Twin City area.
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Boby Shower Held
For Mrs. Matte Nelson

Mrs. Frank Shaw, li16 Irving
Az. ~ was charming hostess
when she entertained at baby
shower in honor OF her daughter.
Mrs. Matte shaw Nelson, on sun
day afternoon May IL, from to
8 pm.
Guests on arriving placed their
gifts on the dining table. The ev-
ening was enjoyed playing various
clever shower games with prizes
awarded 10 the Mines. Terry
Quans, Ruby Howelton, Cheryl
Jones, Miss Mary Seaton and little
Larry Smith,
Following games, the many love-
ly and useful gifts for the new ar
rival TO wear and use were opened
and admired by the group, Assist
ing the honoree in opening her
gifts was Mrs, Idella Grigsby,
The serving OF tasty refresh.
ments concluded the enjoyable
afternoon.
Enjoying the occasion in addi
ton TO the honoree were the
Mines. Terry Qualls, Ruby Howell
ton, and daughter sonya, and sor
Ronnie, Gertrude Smith and sol
Larry, Gladys Jones, Cheryl Jones
Mary CoclSrel. While Mae John
son, Crystella Walker, Georgia Nc
Kinney, Fannie Thomas, Aggi,
Slaughter. Janet Hunter RoberD
Kirby and Edna Mae White, twin
sister OF the honoree and Mis-,
Mary Seaton,
When gifts were opened ana
cards read, names OF the following
who were not present, were called
the Mines, Anna Brown, Vivian
Wright, Georgia Mae Ford, Lot
Grigsby and Charles Smith.
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Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

Luncheon Guests: Mrs. Ora
Jones and daughter Of 1916 Bry-
ant Av N. were co-hostesses at
a prettily appointed luncheon on
Wednesday honorng Mrs. Rose
Young Of Portland, ore. and
daughter, Mrs. Maggie BRAZIL OF
New York City Other guests were
Mrs. Arlene Melton and children,
daughter and grandchildren Of
Mrs. Young and Mrs Beatrice
Miller, sister Of Mrs. Young. Mrs
Young formerly lived in Mime
apolis. Following lunch the group
enjoyed reminiscing and socialtz-
ing
New Son: A new addition has
been added TO the Walter e. Cole
man home at gO6 18th Av ~ Mrs.
Coleman presented her husband
with a new son on May 2, at Mt.
Sinai hospital Jerome Christie
phcr Is the first-bom for the Cole
mans He tipped the scales at
seven pounds and five and one-half
ounces at birth. Sharing the pride
and JOY Of their newest grand
child are Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Jones
Of Bassfield, Miss, maternal
grandparents and Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Coleman Sr. Of Alexandria.
La. paternal grandparents.
DE Vante Club: Mrs. Earl Brent.
1929 Fourth Az. s. was hostess 10
the De Vante club on Wednesday
afternoon May II with the presi-
dent Mrs. T. 3. Carey, presiding.
A report on the rummage sale re-
Gently held, proved 10 be a finan,
cial success. Other plans and pro
jects for the future were dis,
cussed
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Ct. Paul
who's Who
Who'SNew
Where's To Go
Whuf's To Do
BY SHERRIE MAZINGO
CA. 5-2S45

MINNEAPOLIS VISITOR, Holt, daughters
Benetta Mae Tracey,
three week stay in the Cities While here they are the houseguests
Hollis sister Mrs, Annis Clark
ONE LITTLE TWO LITTLE, three little Indians Ten Little
Speech Department
Ten Little Indians May pm
Ten Little Indians" is play of fun mystery and thrills all in one
MR. FREEMAN $50 Carroll Ave has been confined to his
small the flu Soon after
discovered he had Muscular DystrOphy the
shoulders and Mr. Freeman return normal routine
however in about two weeks
THE UNEDALE COMMERCIAL CLUB, s5s University Ave
The DanceoRama will be from to u May 81 Music will be
by the Big NJ
MRS THOMAS Carlyle Hickman baby Thomas
Carlyle Jr from Detroit Michigan visiting Twin City friends and
here Mr. Hickman houseguess of parents
Mr.. and Mrs Eli Hickman, 675 Fuller Ave.
JoURNEYING To NEW YORK CITY and Washington DC for
Glass will graduating class Central high
school After Chicago scenic will be made
through Indiana Pennsylvania Jersey They will
the RCA Exhibition Rockefeller Center the CHS program Name That
Tune the UN Building, Mt Lincoln Memorial Among
making journey daughter
and Mrs Carlos Mofatt 9l3 Rondo
THE PEAK OF HIGH SCHOOL Social reached the
very Leadership
YNCA Tuesday May sevenhou featured
speakers in the fields of religion complimentary
dinner to attending delegates served
IT'S A MUST! The al James
AME Church. May % at 8 pm
MARCEIINE HENDERSON, Knott ap-
in the St Paul Civic Production Fnans
bow The have appeared Opera Productions
COMPLIMENTS given to the Alpha Wives for
their beautiful Mothers Minneapolis Sunday
men furnished including fashion show and variety Twin
City talent.
STERLING Dancing Party be n the
Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Lowry May Invitations been
FILM PRODUCTION, featuring Negro players the
Hawk currently the Strand Theatre Sidney
Potter and Earha Kit the effectua story
Nigeria, and along the African Gold
THE CENTRAL HIGH TIMES" schoo newspaper
Kenneth Pugh Athlete
cosscomy and track has broken
Congratulations!
ALEXANDER ABRAMS, born April 10,
Pilgrim Baptist Church May
Alexander Abrams and Godparents
Nichols.
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so WHATS NEW

Fifty years ago. a beauty writer
advised rubbing fingernails over
bar Of soap before doing rough
work or gardening. This old trick
still worksi
Treat asparagus in a royal man
ner. Make a rich cream sauce US
ing IL cup California Sherry wine
as part Of liquid. Stir in a little
grated Parmessn cheese and
spoon over hot cooked asparagus
stalks: sprinkle with toasted sliv-
cred almonds.
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Six New Area
Directors Named
BY Group Health

Appointment Of six new area
directors and an assistant to the
director of field services was an
nounced this week by Group
Health Of st. Paul.
In charge of sales for the six
state area Of Minnesota, North and
South Dakota, oregon, Washing
ton and Wisconsin, Immediately
under Kenneth Taylor, director
of field services, will be John
Kemp Of 1927 Blaisdel Ave. So,
Minneapolis, Mr.. Kemp has been
with Group Health since 1883
Until his present advancement he
was area director for central Min
nesota counties.
Advanced TO area director posts
were Lawrence Walsh, Murdoch
for southwestern Minnesota and
all Of South Dakota; c. d. John
son, Rochester, for southeastern
Minnesota and southwest wiscon-
sin; J Fletcher Smith, Minneapo-
lis, for central Minnesota: Lloyd
Hammargren, Menomonie, Wis
for northeastern Minnesota and
northwest Wisconsin; and Richard
Lindloff, Reedsburg, Wis, foi
southeast Wisconsin. Mr.. Hammar
gren will be moving his headquart
ers 10 Duluth.
Northern North Dakota and up
per west Minnesota cotinue unde
the dictatorship Of Victor f. Ham
ilton, Grand Forks, who opene,
North Dakota for the company II
1866.
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Ralston Mitchell OF Detroit. Mich.
They had stopped in Detroit en-
route 10 Minneapolis for visit
with Or, Mitchell, who suggested
that they contact his brother while
in the city, A very pleasant even
ing was spent with the exchange
OF viewpoints on the subject OF
housing in their countries in COM
parison with American housing
problems,
Guild WIN Meet; Mrs Fred In
gram, 452s Fifth Az, s, viii be
hostess 20 St Agnes Guild Of st.
Thomas Episcopal church on Fri
day evening May 10, at her home.
Returns Homes Mrs, Marie Bos-
wen, S26 E, IS St. recently re-
turned home from Chicago, where
she spent a month visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, DIR, and
Mrs, Paul Boswell A highhght OF
Mrs. Boswells trip was a visit TO
Lincoln, Ky, guest OF the junior
Mrs, Boswells parents. MIR and
Mrs, Whitney Young Sr. Mrs, Bos-
well enjoyed the southern hos
/ pitality extended and the many
sightseeing tours 10 places OF in
terest In Kentucky. she made a
tour Of Lincoln Institute, OF which
Mr.. Young is president.
WIN Visit Relatives; Mrs Frank
Shaw, t1l6 Irving Av ~, will
leave the city Tuesday May 70
for Ruston and New Orleans, la.
where she viii visit relatives and
friends. In New orleans she will
be the house guest OF an aunt
Mrs Florence Darnen.
out or Hospital; Mr. Don Ii
Faucette. $685. has returned hom,
from University hospital wher,
he underwent eye surgery, Mr., Ia
F'aucette, 1896 Clinton Av hai
returned home from University
hospital where he underwent ey,
scrgery Mr. La Faucette VII
return to the hospital on the 20tl
for additional surgery, His physica
condition is good and his doctor
feels that this operation will b,
highly successful.
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CANTORIANS CONCERT TO
BE MUSICAL TREAT
ON FRIDAY MAY n

For an evening Of relaxation
and enjoyment Of music by the
masters circle your calendar for
Friday evening May %, at 8 pm.
when the Cantorians under the
direction Of Mr.. John Whitaker,
will be presented in concert at
81. James AME church, Dale at
Central Av, 81. Paul, sponsored
by the Limited Ten Club.
To attend this concert Is a must
for every music lover. The Can
torians have appeared over Tv,
the radio and most recently ap-
peared on the program at the Min
nesota Centennial dinner.
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STERLING CLUBS SPRING
DANCING PARTY MAY n

Invitations have been issued by
the Sterling Club for its annual
Spring Dancing Party to be held
at Hotel Lowry on this Friday
evening May 10. A large crowd
is expected Theodore Hatcher, club
president said.
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SORORITY To HAVE
RNMNIAGE SALE

Alpha Tau Delta Nursing sor-
ority OF the University OF Mime
sofa win sponsor rammage sale
Monday evening May 10, 7 10 0
pm, and Tuesday May 40, s am. to
. pm, at SOC Marquette Ave. Min
neapchs Advt.
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The UNCF goal for 1858 is
S2,25O,OOO Each year the 80 in
dependent colleges depend on the
Fund to raise approximately 10
per cent Of their combined oper
ating budgets. Give TO the United
Negro College Fund. % f. saith st
NYC.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS )

Centennial Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Hober T. Mitchell Srr
1912 Elliot A had their guests Monday evening May IL
Mr. Enar Engcoreaen of OSLO Norway and Mr. Bror Johnzon
of Sockhof Sweden They members of the delegation Of
oegu visitors attending the Minnesota Centennial Mr. ohnzon
aud Mr. Engeoreaseu friends Mr. Mtehes brother DIR
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Thirty-three Independent coll
leges viii benefit from one gift to
the United Negro College Fund,
% East saith street, New York
%, NY,
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Your fingernails grow at the
rate Of Ia inches a year.
The age Of discretion Is when
a man puts the small bin on the
outside Of his roll"
Warren Hull.
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Early 10 bed and early TO rise,
and you'll never have red In the
whites Of your eyes"
Jack Sterling
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Cosmetics are a wOman's way
OF keeping a man from reading
between the lines"
Don Bennett.
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CREDIT UNION BOARD
NETTING WELL ATTENDED

The regular monthly board
meeting of the Associated Negro
Credit Union was held Tuesday
evening May Is, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jones, TAT
St. Anthony Av, with the presi-
dent, Rev Denzil A, Carly. presid-
ing.
Members present were the
Messrs. and Mines. Joseph Vassar
Louis Cason, A. w Jordan, ]. r
Jones; the Mines, Carrie Williams
Addie C Few, d. Bradley, the
Messrs. II. S. Brown, J. c. Crowd
err, Jesse Riley Charles Bradley
sro w. A. Young, William p
Warricks, T. B. Carey, Thomas
johnson, Clifford Smith and James
c. Smith.
At the conclusion Of the business
session, deliCiou dinner was
served by the hosts.
All but one Of the 80 United
Negro Colleges are located in the
South, where 70 per cent of all
American Negroes live. Your gift
to the United Negro College Fund
helps where it is needed most.
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With a goal Of 100000, Rev.
J. Raymond Henderson. pastor
of the Los Angeles Second
Baptist Church, plans a nation
wide tour of churches to raise
money for the NAACP's
Golden Anniversary in 1853.
His own church has agreed to
raise $4,000 as the initial
contribution to this church
drive for the Fight for Free
dom.
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NEWS OF PEOPLE YOU KNOW
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A PAIR OF ACTORS GET CANNED

display despite the
they spend the Samuel Beckes Endgame
The production of the
directed by Alan Schneider formerly of Catholic University and Arena
Stage here.-Wide World Photo
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lRYRN Wash. Lee Shop. conIss
~ Opp n. Mysr IA. 7-I733
"SILKEN AFFAIR" and 1.-THE
DEVILS CENERAI.n
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has been waStefully misunder-
standing the beautiful woman
for whom he has been acting
as mere driver.
It would not be fair, even If II
were less involved. to 60 into
the details Of how this is
worked out,
Nevertheless, Mrs. Box an0
her cast have fe~de the nara
tive's revelations absorbing fol-
all the leisurely pace Of the
formers direction. Most agree
able is the fact that each of the
main characters. including a
maid. gets a chance to play a
real and a romantic self. These
are attractive opposites in each
case.
Miss Leighton, for instance,
is superb both as a loyal wife
and somewhat petulant novelist
and as an irresistibly seductive
artistic type over whom any
chauffeur might logically lose
his head. On his part, Sir
Ralph makes easily the dra-
matte change from an easy
going invalid scientist to a
naughty. chair-bound aristo-
crat who coldly reconciles him.
self to accepting another mans
child as his own.
The chauffeur, faithful and
reserved in one phase, roman
tically overweight in another.
is played attractively by Carlo
JUSTIN. Rounding out the
principal quartet Of characters
is Patricia Dainton who, as
the maid. can be as romantic
cally aggressive as she is in
nately shy.
Ingratiating is a five-syllable
description of their joint effort
in "A Novel Affair"
y 4 + 4
bookings Washington will
get its chance to see Eugene
O'Neill's double prize-winner,
Long Days Journey Into
Night" For one week only,
that of March II, the play will
be presented at the National,
an engagement limited by the
fact that the week in question
is the only open one on the
theater's schedule.
The company that will play
here is the national, or road,
one which is headed by Fay
Banter and the famous Irish
actor, Anew McMaster.
Il \ + 4
MUSICAL: Catholic Univer-
sity's annual May musical this
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Affair." shed some quietly
amusing light on the difference
between fact and this popular
type Of fiction.
BY way of adding a droll
emphasis to its argument. the
film is photographed in both
color and black and white. The
former Is employed in the
sequences in which fictional
romance is permitted its head
while the plain truth is mar
rated in black and white.
i
Muriel and Sydney Box wrote
the screenplay. and the former
also directed "A Novel Affairs"
What they have created is a
kind of amused paraphrase of
LADY Chatterley's Lover" It's
principals are q trio composed
Of an attractive country house
wife, her polio crippled hus-
band, and a handsome Italian
chauffeur.
The household is one OBJ
viously made for serenity and
this it is enjoying until the wife,
a popular novelist. starts con-
ceiving a strictly formula novel
involving three such characters.
BY chance. on the day that she
Is to take the finished work to
the publisher. 1t is left on the
seat Of the car where it falls
into the hand Of the chauffeur.
Naturally. he reads it only.to
come to the healthy, simple
minded male conclusion that he
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YhYnYAY faiTsoS. We. ca. INV
ride A VIOLENT MILE" Also SAL
MINEO IN DINO"
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2 EThTY folls Church, Va.
= SsAI S soEy;r FRANK siNArRA.
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in the Student Activities Build
ing, the second Of three con-
cert programs under the Stu
dent Culture Committee of the
university.
Also scheduled for next
week are two Saturday per-
formances of "The Magic Story
Book" a series Of four inter-
pretive dances, under the aus
pices Of the Children's Theater
of Washington. Featuring
the program is the premiere
of 1.-THE Shoemaker and the
Elves" and 1.-THE Frog and the
Ok" Roosevelt auditorium,
Thirteenth and Allison streets
is the place; the times 1890
am. and 1880 pm.
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year will be the work OF
William Schultz Of the music
department and Ed eastman,
the latter composer of several
previous Gu scores.
THE Happy Hooligan" is the
title Of Mr.. Schulte's work and
it is described by the drama
departments informant as
"Saroyanesque." Its central
figure is a peripatetic miracle
worker.
*A4s
DANCE: Dance will be vir-
tually rampant around town
during the next 10 days. High
lighting the schedule will be
the visit of Inbal, Dance Thea
ter Of Israel, next Monday
through Wednesday at Lisner
Auditorium. The group which
recently took New York by
storm, will appear not only
professionally but socially, the
latter as guests of the Modern
Dance Council, at an Arts Club
party on the night of Febru-
airy IL.
Tomorrow night at $3.50,
Ethel Butler and her group will
present a concert at the WASH
ington Hebrew Congregation,
street and Massachu-
sets avenue. Dance, music and
words are synthesized in a pro-
gram which makes use of the
works of, among others, Eugene
O'Neill and Carson McCullers.
Friday night of next week
will bring CanadA's National
Ballet. a summer favorite at
Carter Barron amphitheater, to
the University of Maryland.
The concert will be presented
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TTVnIt CO. 6-Is00. 18th ana
AAvOAA Park Rd. NV. DON'T
GO NEAR THE WATER" Glenn
AVA AWay oTTRs1. zee; Ss;io s;2S ga STOW
row. at, l PM. Show ONLY: One
Half Hour Kiddie Cartoon SHOW.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

~ Stage
Are1a-"Juno and the PAY.
cock: $3.50 pm.
Catholic University-"Alces
tis"; $3.50 pm.
Nati0nal-Dark. waltz OF
the Toreadors" starts February
10.
Shubert-Dark. Much Ado
About Nothing" starts Feb
ruary 10.
Ambassador - "Sayonara".
los. 3:45. $50 and 9:l5 pm.
Appetite Golden Age Of
Comedy; l::55 PM. 1855. 5:55,
7:55 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol - Legend Of the
Lost: l1:l5 am. lis, 3:l5
Sis. 7:15 and 1890 pm. Sneak
preview. 9p.m.
COlumbia-"Raintree Coun-
ty"; 1910. $40, $40 and GAO
pm.
Dupont - Beautiful But
Dangerous; /, 2:5O, ABS. 6:25,
8:15 and 10 pm.
Keith's-"Old Yeller"; Ills
am, 1855. $40. 5:25, TBS
and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"A Novel At
fair: 6:15. 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan = "Sayonara";;
ll:15 am, 1850. 4::3O. 7:05 and
GAS pm.
Ontari0-"The Bolshoi Bal
let; z and $3.50 pm.
Palace = ''Peyton Place.;
ll:l5 am. 2. 4:45. 7:30 and
1925 pm.
PlayhOuse-"The Quiet Amer
ican";; II am. los, 3:15. 500,
1880 and 9:35 pm.
Plaza-"And God Created
Woman: 1880 am, lis, 500,
b:25, 7:35 and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux - "Bonjour Iris
tesse";; II am, /, 8. 5. Z, 8 and
ii pm.
Uptown-"Around the World
In 80 Days; 2 and $3.50 pm
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; $3.50 pm.
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"A NOVEL AFFAIR" . Llon-Inter-
national presentation. produced By
Peter Rogers. directed By Muriel Box.
original screenplay BY Muriel and
the Macarthur Theater.
The Cast
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Films Of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
DON'T GO NEAR THE wATER-Clenn Ford Mickey
Shaughnessy in hilarious island based Navy melee
"THE ENEMY BELOW"CGrt Jurgcns Robert AEitchm In
dramatic duel between DESTROYER and Maxi sub.
LES GIRLS-Isi Gaynor Kay Kendall and Gene Kelly
spirited musical rOmp through gay Paris.
my MAN GODFREY"-Slckly remade, with David Nyen
the bneboOd butler, June AIlysOn the zany deb
"THE SAD SACK"-Jery Lewis the Army life m uneven
battle but mostly comic one
SLAUGHTER ON TENTH AVENUE"-Richard Egan In .
well-made drama Of violence the docks.
"THE SOLID GOLD CADILLAC"-SOlid comedy played BY
pair Of experts named Judy Holiday and Paul Douglas
ITO CATCH THIEF"-Grace Kelly pursues Cary Grant
around the Riviera, spurred on by Alfred Hitchcock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
THE PASSING SHOW
Sex-FIovored Novel
Spoofed on Screen
BY JAY CARMODY
star Drama Critic

sly spool Of that novel which makes shable Of
class lines the intention Of "a Novel Affair the English
hln which opened last night at the Macarthur theater
Thanks to polished acting the part of cast
headed by Margaret Leighton and Sir Ralph Richardson
comes OF reasonably well Well enough at least to let "a Novel
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COLONY Oss1S'. Ave-; 81: :, .a"a0V'
q qEE j i ESEp. ,P SISs ~ sSn lg.
PIREsToN FosTER. 'DEsTikATioN
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hIRpmRT Arlington
OF. l-elO0
. .,nAHY FACE NELSON MICKEY
NOoNEY. CAROLYN JONES. at z
s CAV S isS; IS SssE clZRk G SrE
Arb Mn SEN DsSiNI e; oIkEEFFEE.o P &
1913. Cartoon. Located in Ar
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