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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
Davis, Mcneil
Settle Issue
With Streak
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star staff Writer

-
Star Staff Writer
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. L. Nick
Davis and Charlie Mcneil put
on a sizzling scoring streak at
the start Of the second half to-
day, and the outburst helped
Maryland sink Nays basket
ball team. 64-5l. before 2,957
in the Middies' new field mouse.
The snowstorm and slick
roads held down the crowd and
boosted the television audience
in the regional game of the
week shown. on WMAL-7 in
Washington.
Navy scored IA consecutive
points late in the game, but its
only consolation was to reduce
the score to something respect
able.
With 10 minutes left, Mary
land had a 25-point bulge and
it appeared that the Terps cas-
lily would better their 3O-point
victory over Navy at Maryland
in December. But the Terps
started playing it coy at this
point and Navy came back to
throw a mild scare.
Coach Bud Millikan stuck to
his top eight men until only 80
seconds remained. Maryland,
ranked ninth in the last Asso-
ciated Press poll, now is lis
for the season and Navy is Us.
Davis Hits 8 of IL
Davis put on a show for the
television viewers as he tipped
in nine of his IL shots for an
18-point production. His favor
lite was a jump shot. but he
also counted on a hook, a fol-
lowup of his own missed foul
and on steal.
Davis was bringing up the
ball for Maryland and Nays
Joe Sendek was going out to
meet him. But Nick, a slick
dribbler, got away a couple Of
times by dribbling behind his
back and Sendek started giving
him more room.
Davis scored four straight
goals in the second half against
Dick Johnson.
Open 1923 Lead
Maryland led at halftime.
1922, and Davis and Mcneil
accounted for all the scoring
in opening the margin to 1923
in a little over four minutes.
Davis was taken out because of
four fouls after it was 1921,
and Maryland wasn't scoring
much without him.
McNeiPS contributions during
the streak were on line shots
that didn't appear high enough
for the basket, but they made
it.
1t was a relief to watch a
college basketball game without
the zone defense. Both teams
played smart and aggressive
nan-for-man defenses, SWITCH
ing nicely.
The rebounding was fairly
even, with AL Bunge for Mary
land and Silver Springs Dick
Brown fol Navy tops with IL
and Is. Bunge made the games
first four points and had IL
for the day. hitting seven Of
eight from the foul line.
Sendek Breaks Ice
Maryland had a 1874 lead
before Navy scored from the
floor on Sendek's jump shot
after eight minutes. The Mid
dies twice were within four
points, at l4-l0 and 1915. but
never any closer. 1t took Navy
more than five minutes to hit
from the floor in the second
half.
Maryland's Jim Halleck
played for the first time since
January 3 and was a ball, hawk
all the way. out he still favors
his sprained ankle in jumping.
Halleck sank five foul shots.
Sendek and AL Swanson we're
the only Navy players To make
more than two field goals, and
they topped the Middies with
Is and IL points. respectively.
Swanson scored six of his in the
late l4-point streak. Brown,
I Nduuic nv11Ny IN x1ns,.k 1.x..
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NEW YORK. Feb. / (P). -
The Philadelphia Warriors
streaked to a 2l-l lead after
eight minutes and coasted to a
l06-86 victory over the Detroit
Pistons tonight in the first
game Of a National Basketball
Association double-header.
The Boston Celtics defeated
the Ne wYork Knickerbockers,
l2l-ll4, in the second game
before 10000 fans in Madison
Square Garden.
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FOHU 90
COUNTRY SQUIRE

Fordomatic, r. end h: $4,000 mi.
one owner; S95 down on approved
credit or $4S mo. Total price,
81 1876.
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FARMS
NoNTINUEDl
NEAR MADISON. VA.

es4-A ACRE CATTLE FARM
(about .210 acres clear. rest tim,
berland); with good l0-room house
with bath. fireplace, cleo. and tele-
phone; lse; ~. bank ,,,l barn, machine ars
other bldes. (most all in good con-
ditienl; good view Of the Blue
Ridge Mts good grade Of soil and
suitable for grazing or cultivating:
located Z miles from Madison. Va.
or about So miles from n. c.;
RAY r. CANNON. REALToR
castleton Rappahannock Co.. Va.
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AUToMorIVE MISC.

SIDES for stake-body truck, SO
International. / ton. 10. 5-39OS.
PONTIAC '55 VS. engine; incls
short block and heads: SIPS
very low mileage. WO. 6-4343.
TRUCK TIRES, o.650x2O: also
tubes: s ply. Call CIR. 3-OS04.
|OLDsMOBIIE MOTOR, 1853. com,
plete: 10000 miles. Call so. 5.
1917.
TWO s.50xi4 GOODYEAR Whit
walls, super cushion, bEand-new
IA. S-13Sn
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PONTIAC 1861

4-dr.. hydramatie: someone 10 take
over payments; balance owed. 1915
Kramer-Tolson Motors, Inc.
1894 South Capitol st.. 10. l-550O
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OL6sMOBlLE SO e-door hardtop
fully equip. full power; peri
eond.: pvt. owner; 2I.O00 mi
Sl,660. LO. 5-96ol. VIII. 0-O902
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MOTORCYCLES
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1913 ls-ton panel de-
livery; excel. equipment; looks anc
runs like new: sacrifice on terms.
SEQ down. $50 month. Ready fol
real service. ROPER MOTOR. 1870
r. I. ave. ne. bet. 8 and 8 pm.
CHEVROLET 1852 acton panel
new tires brakes. wheel cylinders
turn sienals. ladder rack. Sail
by OWNER. $3.50. 10. 7-129S.
DODGE 81 h-ton panel; S2S5 OF
best offer. Call NO. 1888.
FORD 1856 pickup; custom cab
excel. cond. Covered bed. Can B,
seen at +: 3. g. H. CITY sERV.
ICE CENTER, 1000 Lee hwy.
Falls Church. Va. JE. 4-0051.
FORD '55 Courier (sedan delivery
and Ford '52 (English) sedan de.
livery. BY OWNER. LA. 9-lIO0.
FORD 80 Acton panel; 3 new
tires: pay my doctor bills, si64 s.:
truck is yours. OIL. 4-2270.
sORD '52 m-ton panel: excel. cond
SHOP. ia. 1922.
GMc 1855 pickup; 1 owner. VS.
excel. cond.; Si,Is5. JE. 4-7ii7
IN lEhNAllONAL DO MOoel Ah
1870; owner: well serviced; h.
excel. for pvt. constructor. dry
cleaning or delivery arm: bar.
gain at only $595. Call CARL
INC. 1850 cath st. NV. FE
3-4100 See Mr.. Noreross.
FORD DUMP 1852 FL: good tires
4-yard body: excel. cond.: ready
to work: $500. SP 3-5675.
I-TON PICKUP 1859; good cond
Just passed d c. inspection:
owner: $3.50. tn. 2-63H. 1911
Decatur st NV.
FORD 1853 9l-ton pickup: $4,000
mi; fine condition steel rack and
tool box: cost $500: will accept
40 or 80 pickup in trade. Price,
$685.. WE. 5-5S2S.
5 DUMP TRUCKS for sale; 2. '5e
F0rds, '55 Mack: in good con-
dition. LII. 2-Ol16.
LLOYD 80 PANEL DELIVERY.
IO6-ft. loading capacity. low op.
Grating cost: air-cooled engine
Ideal for light delivery. Priced Il
sell at only 81 $50.
ALLIED MOTORS
11OO 9th st. NV. CO. 5-l4Af
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

MUST SELL field chopper. ]
blower, 2 hammer mills, . tractor
plows. 2 tractor disc-harrows, :
manure spreaders, 2 sets Of cult.
vators for tractors. 9 tractor
mowers. 2 side del. -rakes. 2 corr
planters, truck body, other misc
farm machinery. No reas. offel
refused. GARDENERS STORE
Largo rd... Upper Marlboro. Nd.
Market 5-021S
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BOATS
CcoNIlNUso)
ROAT OWNERS

For the best carburetor. fueI
pump. generator, starter, distrib-
|suELIso A U.nos ELEcr nc: SERVICE
81 10th st. NV. ME. s-577e
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
BAY FRONT

Modern Cape COD " -round hon,
facing Bay; oil h.-Eh. lge; pic,
Eorch.s. din. S ,%,sS ", F Tm' cEni, ti
SiStmSISSS. . ss rhe nest E cs fSr
en Bay. Priced reas. OWNER
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ISTUDEBAKER so Land cruiser; !.
and h., hydra. $3.50. JU. $3.50,
|STUDEBAKER 1855 Hawk" spors
coupe: automatic shift: beautiful
2-tone finish: real sports mooel'
295. terms to suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29

OLDsMOBILE 1867 2-dr.; 81 ,aaa:
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave. W0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29

4-dr. sedan: hydra; someone to
take over payments; balance owed,
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LLOYD-WAGEN

MERCURY so 2.dr.: stick, r, h..
overdr.. new brakes. rebuilt en-
CINE. lowered. skirts, new covers;
Sob AP 7-R5Sl
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OLDSMOBILE "a "S8" Super Holt
day coupe; hydra. drive, power
steering, power brakes. heater:
excel. cond.; garage kept by
OWNER; S1.295 or best offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
SIMCA ALL MAKES
ALL MODELS MINED DELIVERY

'STUDEBAKER 90 Champion 4-dr.:
overdrive. r. and h.; $500. Also
So Commander 4-dr.: auto, +. ana
b !. 81 1hl Ell, R-A2ah
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AuT0M0BlLEs F0R SALE
lcONTINuEDl

CAD. '53 Fitwd. sed.. Aztec green
10000 NIL; owner; power
steering, windows. ETC.: 81 .296
MA S-l234. 20. 2-2692. ewes.
CADILLAC 1882 40" sueeial: now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29

1864 South Capitol St. 10. l-55OO
OLDsMOBILE so "ss" 4-dr !;
hydra. r. and h., Wv. tires:
excel. cond.: S296. OWNER, UN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND
FOR BUILDERS

or investors, from s to 90 acres
with sewer and water. in AMMAN
dale. Other tracts from few acres
to 100. ready to build up or de-
velop: some for private home build
ers. TERRY B. SIMMS. CT. 6-4359.
800
COLORED = 1OOx2OO-FT. BUILDING
sites, in Forestville. Md. only z
miles from d. c., near Marlboro
pike. fine location for raising
chickens: only 80 200 on terms To
suit. KAY REALTY CO., RA. g.
1900, ia. 9-3S06.
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MERCURY 1856

MG1kNOnI 1OOO
4-door fully equipped, powe
steering, power brakes. herc-O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTH CAROLINA DEALER il
town this week: need Good cars
any make or model. Call IA
n c. DEALERS pay top dollnrs for
cars. wagons VILLAGE MOTORS
l4th and r ave. ne. AID 4-0444
PICKUPs WANTED-Any make OF
model. ia a-2661
PRIVATE PARTY with a good car
viii pay high cash price. Call
PLYMOUTHS WANTED-will pay
| highest cash prices for any clean
car: also station wagon. IA
1 9-4SOl
CROSBY or other small car. VIII
pay approx. 500 Must be me-
Chemically good. looks unimpor-
tant. 10 1850
DODGES wANTED-wili paw hish-
est cash price for any clean car.
also station wagon IA 9-4s0l
CHRYSLERS wANTED-will pay
highest cash prices for any clean
car or station wagons. ia. 0-4S0l
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately, any make or model:
! truckS station wagons HYAT-TS.
VILE AUTO SALES. 1890 r
ave. Hyattsville. Nd WA 7-l2sn
MERCURYS WANTED = viii pay
highest cash prices for any clean
car or station wagon ia a-4S0l
NASHs wANTED-wiil pay highest
cash prices for any clean car or
4 station wagon ia A-4S0i
CHEVROLETS WANTED viii pay
| highest cash price for any clean
| 0-4SOl.
WANTED 500 cars tor export TOP
d, c, WHOLESALERS
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PRIME SITES

APARTMENT. MOTEL. SHOP
CENTER SITES
4O7 building lots, FHA-VA APP
proved; 2O-acre shop center. Com
bination earden-apt -motel shop
center site. 400 apt. units. finance
ing available. 700 motel units: g.
acre shop centner; all utilities,
stores. transportation. Ready TO 20,
INVESTMENT OWNER
WA. 7-56i6
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

house. 81 per 50. IT. VIII. 6-s53s
MCLEAN. VTRGINIA-h6.2 $50 so. IT,,
only S1.10 per 50. IT. Ideal fol-
fine restaurant. Call FL. 6-416l
ewes. KE 6-645a. MRS. VIM. II
LAUGHLIN, Realtor. Mclean. Va
ROCKVILLE PIKE PROPERTY
Commercial or light industrial. fol
sale or VIII build and lease S Der Der,
Broker Corp. HA. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING. corner state road
over 500 90 600 Sc ~, ides TOT mot
GRUBB WILLIAMS. JU. 5-4554.
$3.50 PER TT. for commercial
4 stores. 6s-ft. front. Total price
S37. 800. DONALD z. YOUNKIN
+ CO.. 10. 4-SO22.
13.I25-sQ.- TT. valuable CO prop
erty. located next 70 new most
once; priced for quick sale. MRS.
STOWE. JU. 0-7213.
FA1RFAx--coMMERcIAIi
Just of Hwv mr. Mt Zephyr
II g, commercial zoned. approx
$1,000 So. IT,; dandy for small apt
zoned commercial. located at Merri.
field, at an amazing low price
Right active business location.
lAGATo RLTY. CORP. JE. 2-7901
Industrial Commercial
Zoned Miscellaneous Uses
l.5OO,0 900 So. II down 10 10000
"a n, individual sites ncar Dis
trict line. Prefer leasing 09-yeaI
ground rent Will build to suit.
Ready to 20.
4O7 building lots. FHA-vA ap.
INVESTMENT OWNER
WA = XIII
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRusT
LOANS PURCHASED BARLOW
REALTY Co. Realtors. 1881 O
81 NV ME. S-2406.
end TRUsTs-Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid. Md. Va. D. C.
Call day or night. 10. 1855.
low RATEs-FAST ACTION-lst
aud I'd TRUST LOANS for any DUR
pose. DI. 7-444A. ewes. JU. S-949S.
MORTGAGES. unlimited funds: SO
% years. Owner. buyers. builders.
comb trusts. nay debts. make
improvements. No appraisal chg.
Mr.. CROCKETT. HE. 4-6Sg4.
y lave $4,000 to invest in LIST
aid IND trust notes. Call DAY or
night. IA S-6676, RA 6-2261
MONEY. End TRUST We win buy
End trust notes. D c., nearby Nd
OF Va: reasonable rates Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORP, 1312 N. Y. ave
NV Ma S-5S33,
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. LIST
OF End MORTGAGE. ia. 2-2303 or
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
M X. STONE. OIL 2-3414
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TRAILERs

1855. custom built,
bedrms., with 1857 auto. washer
factory Installed air cond., wall
to-wall carpeting. gas water heat
er. new 32-ft. aluminium awning
CIR. 3-5919.
TWO closed tandem, double house
trailers with electric brakes: sew
eral boat trailers: all-metal utility
trailers: any size, all new. OV. g.
2772: 727 N. Henry Ct. Alex, Va
800
steel box utility, high
stake sides. 4x9. Ss5. ia. 4-49S3
1853 3i-FT.. I-BEDRM. STAR, gooc
cond., with awning: wall-to-wal
carpeting; $1,000. CHERRY HUI
TRAILER PARK, No. 3 Walnut
lane. College Park. Nd.
SOFT, l-BEDRM. SPARTAN 81
housetrailer; peri. cnod.: make an
1866 MSRLETTE, Al it,. 2 bedrms.
full bath with shower: excel. cond
VIII consider furn. as trade-in
Can be seen at Ancient Oaks Trail
er Camp, Lot "a, hwy. 20. Falls
Church. Va. o. C. HARRIS.
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OLDTOWN. l5tz-ft.. with cover
25-h.p. Mercury cupboard; water
skis, remote steering and throttle
windshield and anchor; $3.50. ia
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JONES BROS.
1915 Lee Hwy. IA. 4-I440
Foot Of Key Bridge Across
Hot 5hoppe at Rosslyn Circle
FORD 1851 Tudor; $4,000 miles:
oriSinai owner. $500. HE. 4.4asI
FORD "a Ranch WAGON Cdr. V-s:
owner: s7SS. XII. s-eiSs S" 0'''
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BOATS PAINTED with paint oil
plastic: old finish removed: car
call for and deliver. LU. 1-s32a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD .'S7 Tudor Custom; standard
trans: 500 cash, psS on Sl,39S.
Must be eble to arrange own
financing. Pvt. owner, 0v. 3-0331
FORD 'b7 Custom 800: blue and
ivory; priced to sell, 1895.
NORTHWEST MOTORS
44OI Conn. ave. NV. Wo. 6-bo54
FORD $50 cpstomline Tudor: beau
tiful blue finish: straight trans
mission, r. and h.; must be seen 70
be appreciated: full one-year guar
entee: S1.l95: excellent financing
Nashingt0n's oldest and laFgest
DsSsss c 5rlgTSgt ho ds skf,k;cr rroM
KAPLAN e. CRAWFORD
o opE SSn Be Hf DAILY. sun 5N' f fi.s
FORD 40 4-dr. VS.: r. b., new
TAKOMA FORD
6725 Piney Br. Rd.. 9. .. Ju. $1,000
FORD SO 4-dr.; Wv. r. and h.,
owner: Sss5. ia. 5.i4ee. como
FORD '55 Fairlane VS. Fordor; r.
and h., Fordomatic, p.s:, Wv.
tires, tinted glass: excel. cond.
Best offer. IA. 4-329o.
FORD 1854 Victoria coupe: S595
full price. As low as SOS down. Low
weekly or monthly payments.
CHUCK CARTER MOTORS
24Ol Pa. Ave. NV. FE. $4,000
/ FORD 1857
ssaan S. SU%sOn sH e 'ass S7sI
Kramer-TolSon Motors, Inc.
1894 South Capitol St.. 10. l-55O0
ORD 81 customline 50" 2-dr.;
Z: and n. Wv. tires. z are new
snow tires; Fordomatic; 500
FORD 81 Ranch wagon; VS.. blue,
heater, overdrive; $500.
NORTHWEST MOTORS
I ~ m n a
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CHEVROLET '54 Bel Air 4-door
JONES BROS.

JONES BROS.
Foot Of Key Bridge Across
Hot Shoppe at Rosslyn Circle
CHEVROLET 'b7 Bel Air sedan
powerslide. equipped; excel. cond
pvt. owner; 81 .Bab. so. 5-606a
CHEVROLET 80 convertible: black
good shape, r. and h, Only SIDb
call OR. 4.9bOi.
CHEv;. 90 Bel Air hdtp.; Pc, r.
gain. OWNER, OIL. 2-4192.
CHEVROLET '56 Bel Air .-door
Wv, r. and h., powerglide: IL.
300 mi. 81 900, See ct Gulf sta
ton. 18th and Potomac ave. sc
CHEVROLET 1913: r. and h.. good
$3.50 or best offer. 10. 5-3227.
CHEy. '55 "efO" 2-dr.: straiEhl
Sris' owner: f ssSsi' "a. s.4ssGf99
CHEW. $50 Bel Air hardtop; r., b,
sla5. Ed. e.b54s.
CHEW. .'b7 station wagon 4-door,
powerelide and eli extras: V-s mo-
tor; 1000 actual miles. has always
been garage-kept: new-car guar.
I IoS d 2, 'poE payment; 80 mo. fnSne-
CRANSON RAMBLER
s,pI Irest raetory Nsw-caT Dealer .6, A.,
OPEN SUNDAY
cHRYsLER 1888 New Yorker De
-
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AVIATION
B0ATS

3e-Ff. PLEASURE BOAT, loft.
large cabin; $500. Cali Great
Mills. Md. 141-J.
BAY-BUMT CABIN CRUISER, $500
+ * ~ o sGSS %.r needs sis0 paint SGnt
$3.50. To see. SP. 3-71S7.
aft. ALUMA CRAFT, ~ h.p..
Evinrude, used 10 hrs: $500. Call
OIL. 2-4537.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLER 40 Windsor; luxury
family car; $4,000; de luxe r. and
h.. good tires; superior quality (;
S2R6, RE. b-0716.
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JACK BLANKS

ARCADE PONTIAC
346O l4th St. NV. RIA. 3-967O
1887 irving St. NV. AID. ASSOC
PLYMOUTH 1865 e-door: 9 evils. f:
stand, shift; clean: excel cond. ;
sacrifice today, $3.50. HE. 4-577s.
PLYMOUTH 1856 club sedan: r.,
h., 2-tone finish: low mileage: i'm
maculate condition. BELLS BEST
BUY. Se95.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-29

OLDs SO Super "Ss" 4-door; r.
and h.. auto. trans. black. Wv,
Il tires. Gfa6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

Glad You're You" Failing
Star" MY Romance" and sun
dry other items. Ruth Wal
lis, the one-woman party rec
ord industry. is back in the
Sazerac Room at the Old New
Orleans, which is considered
good news by q vast horde OF
Wallis admirers. You can count
this Ruth Wallis fan among
them. She turns some mighty
funny lyrics during the course
Of a song program. :. zsa Zsa
Gabor. headlining the show al
the new Cafe Paris, has more
presents than that chinchilla
and sports car that got into
the news the other day. Knows
where most Of them came from,
too-all but one. in fact. OF
the sole exception she reports:
II vas away last Christmas and
someone came in and installed
a 5000 hi-fi set that plays in
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SUNSET DRIVEN .! !;.:S :, |,
Al Baileys Crossroads Between !
Corners and Shirley Hwy, One Mile
West Of Alexandria. Klddies Free.
THE CURSE OF FRANKENsTEIN."
in Color. Warning-Not for People
Who Faint Easily. mot for the
squeamishD s:35 and 1880. Plus
* THE UNKNOWN, DEAN
JAEGER, 1928. Also Cartoon
Late Show Tonight Last Feature
1850.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Stage
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of showing

Stage
Arena-"Summer Of the 18th
DOLL: $50 pm.
Catholic University - BOY
Wonder: $50 pm.
National-Dark. The Diary
Of Anne Frank" start. May 10.
Screen
Ambassador - TOO Much.
Too Soon; I. SOS. Sis. T:25
and s:3b pm.
Apex -"Mam'zeile Pigalie":
i:lb. 3. l:45. $50. $40 and
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tells q producer that there
never was a movie made that
couldn't be improved by being
cut. II is wasted advice, though,
for Art Napoleon. who directed
from his and his wife's SCREEN
script. belabors every scene in
terminably.
This technique may commu-
nicate a heroine's suffering To
an audience. but II she isn't
worth suffering over the pain
is too much and never Is too
soon. Unfortunately the Diana
Barrymore set forth in this
screen portrait is not one TO
arouse your sympathy.
After spending an hour
drenching with devotion a card
board John Barrymore who dis
plays no shred of the person.
atty that might nave inspired
such affection. Diana is lost,
She is a bore and nothing Dor
othy Malone does on the way TO
the popular psychiatrist's couch
of the day. the frank auto
biography, can prove otherwise.
q $50
AFTER DARK-Admirers Of
Julius LaRosa will find him at
the Shoreham Blue Room the
remainder Of this week. Julius
is not the greatest entertainer
around right now, but he has
a most agreeable manner. a
nice voice and q way with a
song. He does some very pleas
ant things in the Blue Room
with a program that includes
Where or When" Aren't You
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every one Of my ~ rooms. ]
have no idea who gave it to
me-" Zsa zsa had a ready
reply. too, when James Bacon
of the Associated Press OBJ
served that he wished some
one would do that for him,
'Dollink." she said. you are
not q beautiful looking blond
girl"
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joy cermody, drome critic for The
stor. Is in Frosee serving os the
oifieiol Uaited Ssotss delegate ID
the cennes Film Festival
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ination. She has some moments
In this account Of q young girls
depreciation that are truly
moving.
Mr.. Flynn, on the other hand,
is not much help. inasmuch as
he Is operating under a handi-
Gap. He has sufficient talent
and magnetism TO impersonate
John Barrymore's left thumb,
maybe. but the whole man is
beyond him.
Without an exciting John
Barrymore. the TOO Much,
Too Soon" screenplay adapted
by Art and 10 Napoleon from
Diana's land Gerold Franks
book Is woefully inane. For
their version presents Miss
Barrymore as q young woman
starved for affection who
finally gets TO meet her famous
father and loves him so much It
is almost indecent. She is so
upset when he feels an old
romantic urge and calls her
mother on the telephone that
she storms out Of the house
leaving him to drink himself to
death.
With John departed, Diana
has to seek affection elsewhere.
She marries an actor and when
he has to go of on location
for a few days she throws a
party and takes happily to the
jug. One Of the guests, an oily
tennis bum, outStays all the
other guests and is still there
when her husband comes home.
Her husband takes a look at
what has been going on, turns
on his heel and departs. Diana's
. downfall takes her through
several more husbands and
sundry alcoholic debauches, A.
nally landing her in a psyche
ward for drying out. Mr.. Gerold
Frank comes in and says she
ought to write her life story
and Diana's regeneration is in
sight.
- 4 \
During the course of TOO
Much, TOO Soon," a fellow
playing a movie studio hireling
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personating q drunk. Miss
Malone. being younger. displays
more stamina and goes the
full distance. which tops two
hours. II seems like at least
ak.
Miss Malone. who has one OF
the incest smiles In all Holly
wood. does her best TO enliven
these proceedings with a per-
Torrance that could win her
another Academy award nom