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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Perry Mason-"The Case of the Hestant Hostess" MUIR
der, smuggling, pretty dance hall girls and, of course.
innocent suspect give Mason raymond Burr hard
time, but he doggedly follows his lunches. and gives
suspenseul account of himself Karen Sharpe makes
most attractive dance hall hostess and William Hopper
Detective Paul Drake makes his interest in her
most believable. 1880 pm, WTOP-9.
Perry Como-Gay show tonight with child acting star Eddie
Hodges embarrassing Perry and Hedda Hopper by asking
them their ages He's forgiven all when he sings med
ley of George NJ Cohan songs, Yankee Doodle Dandy"
"Marys Grand Old Name" and tits Grand Old Flag"
Perry, Comedian Alan King and Hedda Hopper go
through an amusing routine trying to find Hedda
Easter hat that Perry calls the living end With Eas-
ter his mind and in his heart Perry sings ITS Easter
Time" and 1.-THE Lords Prayer" (Color) pm, WRC-4.
Bob HOpe-very interesting by your Tv
Key previewer about entertainment in Moscow Hope
found it his recent trip there Bobs footage shows
Russian movie stars, Clown Oleg Popov Comic Raikn,
Ballerina Gana Ulanova, well various types Of
CoSsack dancing. You'll like Ymi Burrows animal act
with his trained BEARS and pleeatng hippo. There
are gymnasts jumping all the place. in film from
last years 10th Soviet anniversary and tour of Moscow
that Hope took showing nice shots of kids SledS,
apartment buildings stores, ETC. 9 pm, WRC-4
Have Gun, Will Travel-Paladin an all-round, alAmer-
can, turns przefghter this episode. When he has to
face British heavyweight he's not scared The build
up the fight interesting Richard Boone Pala
din puts up good show. $3.50 pm, WToP-9.
GunsmOke-M Marshal Dillon takes herd of low-down
Texas cowhands who to Dodge City to show him
up They put Dillon into tight corner in exciting
gunghting scene and for second, it looks like the
last of the big TV hero Texans may not like it, but it's
good show. 10 pm. WTOP-9
Mike Waace-Mke interviews the uch-nterviewed Lillian
Roth tonight and asks her about the many problems
she's had after her much-heraded comeback. For
example, Why did she write her book about her
cent experiences How the constant barage of pub
licity affected her. What she's made to help others
whove had similar problems and have come to her. And
how she feels about her conversion to catholicism? 10
pm, WAAL-7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
Woman Wins
Huwuiiun Trip
BY Alfred AndrioIo
BY Dick Brooks
BY Ston Droke

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted c. Um-
phres Of College Park will soor
be flying toward a dreamed-oi
visit with their daughter in
Hawaii because Mrs. Umpire:
played a long shot and won.
Mrs. Umphres Of 4912 Que
bee street. entered slogan
contest sponsored by the Safe
way Stores bakery division on
the wild chance she might win
one Of the top prizes, nine
day visit to Hawaii.
1--WE never entered a con-
test before" she said. II just
sent in a dozen entries and for
got about It,"
This week, she learned she
is one Of 10 winners.
Her daughter, Joveta. and
grandson. Michael, 3. live in
Honolulu where her son-in-law
Sergt. Steven Sembrot, is sta
toned at an Army hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
Boy Faces Test
In Arson Case

A nine-year-old boy charged
with arson was sent to District
General Hospital yesterday fol
mental observation after
hearing in Juvenile Court.
The youth is accused Of set
ting fire to the second and
third floors OF a brick building
at 1913 Seventh street NV
last Saturday. causing an esti-
mated $4,000 damage.
Judge Orm w. Ketcham
committed a second boy
charged with arson. to the De-
partment Of Public Welfare
The 11-year-old youth was
charged with setting fire to an
apartment at 737-A Rock
Greek Church road NV. last
January 8, causing $4,000 dam
age.
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TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

SOS. WASH-FM (97.l McO-
Saturday Symphony: Ma
dame Butterfly Opera for
Orchestra by Puccini, In
PRODUCTION and Rondo Ca
priccioSo by Saint-Saens
and Concerto for Piano and
Wind Orchestra by Stra-
whisky.
1900, WMAL-FM 107.3 Mo-
Intermezzo: Nutcracker
Suite by Tchaikovsky. Con-
certo in c by MiaSkovsky
and Concerto in A Minor by
Grieg.
sos, WGMS $50 Kc.) -
opera House: Wagner's
Parsifal. Complete perform
ance.
900, VOL u45O Kc.)-Good
Music Time: Christ Lag in
Todesbanden by Bach. Rob-
ert Shaw Chorale in Easter
Music.
1880, WTOP 1880 Kc0 -
Music Til Dawn: The COM
plete musical score of Ham
del's Messiah beg. at u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
BY Mort Walker and Dix Brown

Of a shot police said was fired
by William James Ford Of the
5000 block Of Twelfth street
NE.
Police said the two men were
arguing in the alley behind Mr.,
Berryman's house about the
price he was asking for his
garage when Ford drew q 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

being held by police on a
charge Of assault with a deadly
weapon yesterday.
The owner Of the garage,
Halle Bergman, a., 1927 1rv-
ing street NE, was taken to
the Hospital Center with what
police called a superficial
cash" on the head, as a result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
GU-ut-Fribourg
Director Appointed

The Rev. Edward @, Jacklin
chairman Of the Philosophy De.
partment at Georgetown Uni.
versity, has been named direc-
tor of Georgetown-at-Frbo
the university's junior-year-
abroad program.
Begun in 1855. the program
offers a year Of study and
travel In Europe for George
town juniors. Glasses are held
at the University Of Fribourg
Switzerland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1900. WWDC-Report to the
People: David B. Karrick
will be interviewed by Emer-
son Beauchamp of The Eve
ming Star and Erwin Knoll
of the Post.
sos, WTOP-Jay PERI Show
Featuring the top records
for the week.
1885, WWDC-Steve Allison
Show: Attorney Frank l..
Dennis and Jack Jeglum.
l1:O5, WRC-Monitor: Sammy
Kaye and his Orchestra
from the Roosevelt Hotel,
N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

caliber automatic pistol and
fired a shot that grased Mr.
Berryman's scalp.
Ford was arrested on the
scene by Detective Sergeant
Keith Gosman and Detective
Richard F.. Flynn of the Twelfth
PRECINCT.
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Man Wounded
As GunpIoy Ends
Rental Dispute

the JACKSON TWINS
Buzz SAWYER
JULIET JONES
DAVID CRANE


An argument over the rental
price OF a garage ended with a
6i-year-old Washington man
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
October / .Jousting
Winner Here TO BE
State Champion

The loasting tournament at Long
wood Estate at Farmvllc Oh Sat
Wday afternoon, Oct 4, viii be
billed as the state championship
riding competition for 1858, The
Lions sponsors have announced
Il IS. they point out the IA st
joisting event Of the season. Also.
that winners 81 earlier competitions
this year have been invited which
VIII plt them III a match to de-
ternine the best.
J w Garnet, il charge Of actual
competition SAID today tie top
pil1e for the riders has betn jump d
u SI5. 4 third larger than THAT BRO
qided lor the successful event last
season
The second prize 10 d hiding
knight Will IN so he has an-
nounced Tie veteran rider AVID
tournament marshal said m expects
about - hofsenen u take to the
runway here on October 4.
The Lions Club HIS announced
tliat proceeds from TIE tournament
Wll be given f0r the community
swimming pool fund
The three FM.mville banking
houses rave joiued w provide tht
TIP p~ize fof the winning kmqht
Gafnett reported today.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
Injured FITS Back
Johnny s5outhail
Points TO Return

Halfback Johnny Southall who
sustained a broken ankle in a
tractor accident Just before football
season. has one week more to wear
the cast. Ihea al least two weeks
more will be necessary to strenthen
and condition The leg
That win put the FHS Starting
halfback IN uniform about mid
October. ~ opined hopefully today
Looking forelornly out toward
the practice field from his saat in
the bleacAers. johnny who " d S
counted On heavily this rebuilding
yrar al FHS said
I've got my heart set Oh play
ing by thu Homecoming ga m 4
Brunswick, Oct l1 I'm even WY
ms 70 Try 70 maxi II one week
cartier for CfcWe MI
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
james River Leonue
Cumberland Site
For Three-Way
SATURDAY PIayofl
James River LEAGUE

Three James River League teams
VIII unfaVel the three-Way fourth
place knot Saturday afternoon on
the Cumberland field, setting the
stage for the league playOffs.
Cumberland. Buckingham and Ar
vonia all finished with 1913 records
III fourth place, a check of the score
books at the League meeting Wed
nesday night revealed. That pro
dnced this decision by officials and
managers
Cumberland and Buckingham will
clash at Cumberland at | pm, I'd
morrow Saturday The winner df
that game will then take the fell
against Arvonja with the Winnef
Of that one earning the fourth plaza
III the playoftS
The league set The following play
offs schedule:
Playoif Schedule
Amelia. No | flnisher to meet
The fourth place winner Of the three
way struggle al Cumberland on tie
Amelia field starting at PM,
Sunday
The No. club, Orchid. and Nh.
B PoWhatan VIII meet on the PoW
hatan field Sunday afternoon also at
B O'Clock.
The preliminary playoffs between
and 4 and 2 and 3 viii be a
best of-threc series. The winners of
those playoff prellminaries to tangle
in q best-of-t three series for ! \ q
championship.
Mana gers told league officials
Wednesday that after this first week
end they Will attempt TO complete
games using both Saturday an d
Sunday afternoons. if player avail
Ability permits.
Final Results
Results Of last week final reau-
lar season games were Aryonia g
PoWlalan 0 forfeit. due 10 PLAYERS
away at school, O~ctnd 5-Arvo!Aia
3. Amelia 8 G0ochland 0 forfeit
and Poahatan 3 Cumberland 2
Archie GoodWyn's homer was the
deciding blow III PoWtstan's "a an
over Cumberland
Club STANDINGS At REGULAR season
end were
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Side Line Shorts:

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
Fiuvanna Is Foe Tonight As FHS
Wolverines Kick Off 1853 Season
Bowling Results

iy.tea,n tan MN l,.aata onenaa
~, h,wl,ny s.ason Tuesday niubt
" the par,nvi,,e Hoal- arnna
Teams represented The Huh Leg
pctt,s Dav,dson,s coco-Cnla poi.
tl,no Works Earmvjlle nIan,fact,f-
lna ana ire F,armvllle Five
RE League wilI again operate as
The Farmville Ten Pin Ieaouo
Davjdson's led ~ q Hammer
who rolled the hieb game Of pa
uon tnrce Games slra,uht ovnr ,ba
featuring "a ana amt on, rocn-
rola 3-o Lcppett's von 1-l nver wv
IIuh
Frank M,ifo rolled NM biph tntal
nin sco,e for me tbroa ca,,ce nn,
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tooE tean mon I'M hann,e raili,,,r /
total " J wv
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WV ,c,na f,om Tbe Win YAH VIII
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replacr last vnar,s uols,rn ,nd
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beautiful Miss Sweden to
Hawaii, but winds UP in
stead with Schultzy. in
Bob Sails for Hawaii"
$3.50, WTOP (9I-Red Skel-
ton Show: Guests are John
Carradine, Franklin Pang-
born and Joan Tabor.
1890, WMAL (7-West Point:
A cadet defies regulations
and walks across the frozen
Hudson to visit his girl. in
Gold Peril"
1880, WTOP t9I-Silent Serv-
ice: The Tshushima Straits
Story" The subs Of the
United States Navy finally
penetrate the mine fields
guarding the Sea OF Japan.
1l:OO, WTTG ~ - Eleven
O'Clock Movie: Case Of
the Howling Dog" starring
Warren william and Mary
Aston. TV Key says: Bet
ter than average detective
thriller and the first Of the
Perry Mason series.
11:15, WTOP t9-Late Show:
Overland Pacific" starring
Peggie Castle and Adele
Jergens. Railroads investi-
gate a series of Indian raids
1850,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

tieth Century survey Sunday
(WTOP-sD Of man In space"
Ito borrow . line from Disney
gave viewers much 10 think
about. IL not only indicated
where We stand with Russia
In the race-but suggested
some Of the reasons WHY we
stand where we do. Two
Of the many provocative ito
me, anyway facts brought out
on the show: That our civilian
firms engaged In this work do
not have access 10 Intelligence
reports on Russian progress,
and that there are ut least so
firms competing for Govern
ment contracts In the space
travel field.
A lesson In TV news timing
. at the moment when the
second Rockefeller report was
released Sunday night. Nelson
Rockefeller was discussing 1t
on Meet the Press!
49,
ON THE RUN:
Althea Gibson. the tennis
star, will sing on Ed Sullivans
show May IS.
When Leave II 10 Beaver. one
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offered as a guide to area UtewerS.
Mr. Adams EveIda Lupno takes the role Of director
of m in tonghts episode and since she's st wife Eve
WELL there's lot of histronc goings-on. Although
she does bit OF overacting with her double load she's
quite good. 8 pm, wToP-s.
George Gobe-Gobe is his unusual self this evening There's
jazz session with George the guitar, Jackie Cooper
on drums and Gene Sheldon with his banjo; some talk
about Gobels height and sketch with "ofncer" Jackie
Cooper throwing the book at "errant driver George
Shirley Harmer sings stepping Out With Baby, while
the whole cast up to rousing Rise and Shine
color pm, WRC-.
Wyatt Earp-The Underdog" Doc Holiday in this
artist and manages to get the boy married in spite Of
strenuous objections from the brides pistol packing fam
lily. Routine episode. $50 pm, WMAL-7.
Broken Arrow-"Power" Tonghts best western. Cochse
is badly wounded and must 60 TO army hospital He
turns his leadership temporarily to of his loyal
braves but the power makes the greedy and soon
jeopardzes the future the tribe In spite of ending
adventure. pm, WMAL-7.
Jack Paar ShOw-seems like full house tonight including
interview with Boris Karlon, comedy routine with
that talented Jackofa trades Betty Garrett some chit
chat with Elsa Maxwell, songs But Not For Me" and
More Than You Know from Diahann Carroll, and a
panel made up OF those comic figures Titus Moody and
Charlie Weaver. 1880 pm, WRC-4
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos, WASH-FM CsT.I Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall: Rienzi
Overture by Wagner. Con-
certo No. 3 In c minor by
Beethoven and complete
music from RoSamunde by
Schubert.
$500. WMA-FM d07.3 McJ-
Milton Cross Show: Moe
turnes by Debussy. Egmont
Overture by Beethoven and
Les sylphides by Chopin.
SOS. WGMs-FM QO3.5 Mc.)
Composers Corner: Con-
certo Crosse No. by Bloch.
$500. VOL u45O Kc)-Good
Music Time: Symphony No
7 by MAILER, Cello Concerto
by Milhaud and Flute and
Harp Concerto by Mozart.
1905. wGMs t57O Kc)-sym-
phony Hall: Symphony No.
! In c Minor. Opus So. by
Brahms and Bavarian Dance,
Opus ~, No, by Elgar.
1850, WTOP (l500 Kc.D-
Music Til Dawn: Piano
Concerto No. 5 In Z Flat
Major by Beethoven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1870. WTTG 81 Search
For Adventure: Jungle
Trails" Jim Dannaldson's
experiences bringing back
reptiles and mammals from
the jungles.
1880, WMAL (7l-Cheyenne:
Cheyenne faces threats Of
mob violence when he aids
a Sioux brave. accused Of
abducting q 10-year-old
white boy in The Long
Search"
500, WTTG (5)-After Din
ner Movie: Woman Of the
Town" starring Claire
Trevor and Barry Sullivan.
TV Key says: Good western
drama with an adult story,
well acted (l943).
800, WRC (H-Adventures
of McGraw: McGraw goes TO
the rehearsal OF an outdoor
musical to answer a plea for
help from one OF the
dancers in Rare Perfume. "
$3.50. WRC t4D-Bob Cum
mings Show: Bob matches
a plot to accompany the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

vers In an opening bit on the
Emmy awards special.
Last Sunday. CWMAL-O T..
however, IL was the champs
turn.
And once more. Sid Caesar
demonstrated the difference
between burlesaue and really
inventive parody. His the
Bridge Of Capt. Kai" was funny
II you hadn't seen the picture,
hysterical II you had. II was
by far the most effective thing
we've seen him do this season.
Carl Reiner's Jap prison
commandant. Capt. Kai. was
ingenious: Sid was excellent as
British Admiral "Lolly" Pop
and Imogene Coca perfect as
a j. S. o. girl tas opposed TO
our U. s. o. A fanciful plot
turn found sore-jawed Capt.
Kai ordering Imogene to vamp
the captured Admiral-who
was In charge Of dentistry for
British naval forces-into
building him q dental bridge.
Here's the way 1t went:
Imooene: fcooiRo) ! iUill noiC
play for you japanese loUe song.
Sid: ! am honored, Miss
Yoourt.
ImoOene. taking up japanese
guitar, or phdteuer IL Dds.
This Is legend OF japanese girl
named ST and Irish boy named
O'Hara-the loue story OF 81
and O'Hdrd. And eUerytime 81
and O'Hdrd tSdvonGrGl mere
together. she dliDdys ,Dore a
bright yellow kimono held to-
gether BY beautiful little red
buttons.
Sid fddzedl:: You mean TO
tell me that the iChole 81 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

Of the seasons few new hits,
resumes next fall, IL will be on
ABC, not CHS. .. The pro-
grams new time probably will
be Fridays. $3.50 to . pm.
Add Gypsy Rose Lee TO Jack
Paar's cast this Friday.
Dave Garroway will be toast
master Of the National Armed
Forces Day banquet at the
Sheraton-Park May l6.
Returning to Ted Mdck's
Amateur Hour Saturday
VIRGO By audience re-
Quest"-dn act known as "The
-Four Front Teeth"
They're dental students from
st. Louis, Mo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Television Tomorrow Wednesday. April d. 1858

WRe eA N-tA IssU % ! sRua hm
N-ts, J. shsas Ina lssi
ksus. h shSs espus
saps,l "a esnsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

o'Hara thing wds held To-
oether BY little red buttoHsI
The status Of the Caesar
show next season, incidentally
Is In doubt. The present spon-
sor has until May I 10 pick up
its option and could request an
extension. Let's hope II works
out.
WEEKEND REFLECTIONS:
Saturday nights top chuckle
came from q WToP-9 an
nouncer's fun. In a hurry
to get q promotion line In after
The Red Mill" for the following
Lowell Thorn Is High Adven-
ture. he came a cropper on
deadly Bengal tiger" forgot
the exact line, but 1t sounded
like:
watch Lowell Thomas stalk
n Deadly Dengal-er, deadly
Bengal-tlger. -
II you we're wondering how
the paintings Of the Aim stars
reproduced in color on Dinah's
show Sunday-the answer Is
beautifully. The paintings
were naive and initiative for
the most part. but Bea Lilies
little girl in high-backed chair
was charming.
And speaking OF amateur
painters. the showing Of Sir
Winston Churchills work opens
Saturday at the Smithsonian
here. Aside to WRC-4:
What are the possibilities Of q
Churchill art spectacular In
color? what better way
TO dramatic Color Carnival
Monthly
The expertly edited Twen-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
ON THE AIR
Caesar at His Best
In 'Kwoi' Parody
by BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

Nearly every comic has had whaek lately at burles-
auing aspect OF the winning m THE Bridge
the River Kwa" and you can't blame them Suitable subjects
for humor hard TO come by these sensitive days.
There two examples back 10 back the net
work last week-JerTy Lewis his show, and Phil Sill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
. TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

SOS, wTOP-Jaime Bragg
Show: Featuring Les and
Larry Elgart's new album,
Sound Ideas"
l0:05. WRC-Treasury Of Stars:
Two jazz groups. Bobby
Hackett and Maynard Fer
guson.
1888. WWDC-Steve Allison
Show: H. Winterfeldt.
1l:00. WINK, WOOK and
WFAN-FM-Baseball: Chi
cago VS.. Los Angeles.
TOMORROW
2:O0. WTOP-FM - Baseball /:
Baltimore VS.. Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniOhts top shows preUietOed BY ~ Keys std6
who attend reheorGlS. match screenings and anavze
scripts in New York and Holy,Oood. Their opinions
offered as a guide TO area UtewerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
s:45
.Dexins PreIiminesiss.
1000
A-suspleion. Mystery.


Near. Lord Arthur Sovlleis
Crime" BY oseor Wilde. An Eng
llsh noblemun Il convinced that
he must fulfill q prophecy thct
ne will commit murder u he Is
20 be hoppv. RonoId Howard.
Rosemary Horrls, Glodys Cooper.
S-Boxine. St. Nick's Areno.
Fsonkis Ryff ". Kid censeiio. 10
rounds. Llohfweiohss.
c-Studio One In Hollywood.
I Near. "The Other Piece. Bored
cnd unhappy with snsoll English
viIloge. on Anerleon suddenly
stunbles into on cncxinp ond
remote ploce In which ne GETS
on oImost supennoturol olimpse
Of himself ard his ossoclntes.
Rlchord Carlson, Cedric Hord-
..'-'e. Morllvn Erskine, Phyllis
Avery, Glendo Fonsll.
1880
7-Ssudio 81. Orcmo.
"An End TO Fsor." Eddie Albert
Io:4S
S-Sports Scene.
Harry Wismes interviews.
100
4-News and leeel News.
Hnrkness. Word.
5-Eleven O'Clock Movie.
IA Hours. The Mcsser Roee."
1914. Lloyd Bridges, Noney
7-News. Weosher. Sports.
Mccoffrey. Allen Pickett.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. Douglas. Doniels.
HAS
4-Wecthes. Sports.
Strineer Simpson
o.The lote Show. Color.
"a hesss. "ceptoin From Cos.
tile" le47. Tyrone Power. Json
Peters.
Ii:20
7-ktyssery Theoter. Movie.
Z Hsus, IS Mia. Enemy Agents
Meet Ellery Queen" 1912. VIII
Iiom Corpon stors.
li:25
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