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Evening star., 1961-07-15
Bankruptcy Sale
of
Brick Mason Contractors
EQUIPMENT-TOOLS
Scaffolding. Hoist. Elevator
MIXERS, TRUCK, ETC.

Inree Wonoer port. mixers; three
Clipper masonry saws, $50 sec
lions steel scaffoldinE, wheel and
brick barrows. three Kwik-Mix
Moto buegies. single drum elevator
hoist w/gas engine. stage jacks,
mortar pans, shoves, portable
heaters. Y ton elect. hoist. etc,
also small inventory of hollow
tile. brick. block, etc.
Gray steel exec. and secretarial
desks, leather three-cushion sofa.
legal and letter files, York single
door safe, exec, posture and arm
chairs. checkwriter. calculator,
Remington Rand printing calcu-
lator. bottle cooler, underbar
refrigerator etc,
Re:
Everett T. Greenstrett. Inc. A Body
CORPORATE. Bankruptcy No 51-6I.
., s. District Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Terms: CASH. NELSON DECKEI,-
BAUM, Trustee. Tower Building.
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Evening star., 1961-07-15
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Evening star., 1961-11-16
DINING OUT
A Change of Pace
By JOHN M. ROSSON

had not visited it until this
week,
Seating about 1870 diners,
Goldie's specializes in the hefty
entrees which always seem best
because they're charcoaled -
steaks, filet mignon. lamb
chops, pork chops, chicken liv-
ers (they're excellent when
charcoaled), and other cuts. An
extensive list of seafoods is Of
fered, too.
Your meal begins with a gen.
erous serving Of sharp, whipped
cheddar and melba toast. From
there we went to onion soup,
followed by tossed salad. Then
a filet mignon, medium well.
The baked potato was brimming
with butter.
We didn't have room for des-
sert, but we made room (as we
always do for coffee-three
cups of it.
There is one more thing about
Goldie's: Masculine as it is, it's
a favorite with the ladies, per-
Ihaps, Goldie says, because hub
by likes to take his wife to "the
club" so she can meet all his
sports friends.
Goldie's-it does a tremen-
dous luncheon business-is open
from 1880 am. to midnight,
Monday through Saturday. It's
closed on Sunday.
=
The special at next Tuesdays
luncheon of the Anteaters Asso-
citation at the Zoo will be bar
becued roast of buffalo. Just
thought you might like to know
Evening star., 1961-11-16

doesn't really have to be. What
ever the language Of the lyrics,
this lass delivers them with a
sort of universal feminine Ian
guage that gets the message
across clearly.
Another thing this trim,
titian-tressed songstress doesn't
really need to be is a talented
pianist. but she is anyhow. The
brightest of her keyboard exer-
cizes is one in which she plays
Tea For Two" with one hand
and an amazing medley of
totally unrelated songs with the
other. She obviously has a two
track stereo mind behind that
cheerful facade.
The singers second engage
ment at the Embassy Room
(where she will be through De-
Icember 81, seems to have started
off much more auspiciously
than her first one. That first
appearance was made last jan
uary, when Mile. Autier found
herself playing third fiddle (if
you can play third fiddle on a
piano. to a couple Of other
Inewsworthy events - President
Kennedy's Inauguration and
that snow.
This girl is more fun than a
snowstorm any night in the
week.
= = +
PLUSH IN SUBURBIA-The
second largest city in Maryland
gets a poSh new After Dark
Evening star., 1961-11-16

It's nice, on occasion, to for
get the posh restaurants and go
to one you might call mascu-
line.
Elegance is fine when you're
dining out. 1t tends to make
the evening seem a real occa-
sion, something you don't do
every day.
But dinner at the mems
club" can be enjoyable, too.
In at least one sense, we tried
it this week, and with laudable
results. We had dinner at Col
die Ahearn's Charcoal Pitt,
Connecticut avenue and M
street NV.
Dining at Goldie's is like eat
ing at a gathering of touch
down clubberS or at year-end
banquet for Hall of Famers.
It's that sporty, not only in at
mosphere but decor as we'll.
And if Goldie-robust, iovial
Goldie-doesn't come over and
give you a slap on the back it
won't be his fault. He loves you,
and he isn't a bit reticent about
letting you know it. In the
process the's a great raconteur)
he'll spin an anecdote a min
ute-most of them unbelievable
but many of them true, none
theleSS.
It's natural that Goldie's res
taurant would be mems club
bish. He is a past lightweight
boxer (American Expeditionary
Force champion, World War u
past fight promoter, and past
haberdasher (men's clothes)
He is known throughout the
American sports scene.
Just as popular is his effer-
vescent wife, Helene.
The Pit land there's some
thing charming about going to
Goldie's because it's located be-
meath the sidewalk) is almost
entirely paneled. On the walls
are framed, autographed pic
lures of every major sportsman
to appear on the American
scene in the past two decades
These personalized mementos
total about $50 and are Goldie's
pride. Included are presidents
(touch football, you know
movie stars various games)
and numerous sports writers
Gall games). Mrs. Ahearn does
the framing herself.
To add to the masculinity, the
chairs and tables are walnut
Accessories, other than the pic
lures, are in correspondingly
soft reds and browns.
The whole effect is warm and
informal. AS Goldie says: Its
personal"
Goldie opened his establish
ment along Washington's res
taurant row 1700, 1900 and
1900 blocks Of M street, of
Connecticut avenue) about five
years ago. Unlike thousands OF
Washingtonians we somehow
Evening star., 1961-11-16

rendezvous tonight with the
opening Of Ricardo's, where the
Villa Rose used to be in Silver
Spring. Ricardo's is a far cry
from anything previously oc-
cupying these or any other
premises in Silver Spring. .
It is, in fact, a S500,000 cry,
that being the announced cost
of rebuilding and redecorating
Ricardo is Dick Pelicano, a
former race car driver and au-
tomobile distributor here. 1t is
his thought that the Washing
ton area is ripe for a Roman
paradise" complete with marble
columns, Aegean wine, slave
girls, lutte players and assorted
works of art. both visual and
edible.
Even more lavish than the
rest of the establishment is the
adjacent Pompeii Room. This is
to be a members-only key-club-
cum bottle e-club, which will
make it a real oasis in Mont
gomery County, for members
who have had the foresight to
put their own bottled goods in
storage there.
The whole enterprise will be
supervised by Joe Theim, re-
Gently of Paul Young's and be-
fore that Of the Embassy Room
and just the man to take charge
of a place featuring something
called Flaming Steak Pompeii.
The word from Joe, inciden-
tally, is that the Pompeii Room
will NEVER close. That's what
Cicero used to say about the
original-and then Vesuvius let
go.
COMEDY - The Shoreham
Hotel management continues
its program of benevolent pub
lie service by bringing in still
another first magnitude star to
entertain in the Blue Room.
This latest one is Carol Chan
ming, who arrives next Mon
day night (not the customary
Tuesday, to remain through
December 2. Miss Charming, as
you well know, long ago joined
that small, select group Of en-
tertainers who get love letters
instead of reviews from the
critics. At the Blue Room, she
will be up to some of those
familiar tricks which won her
this alteration, along with some
new additions to her special
buffoonery.
Evening star., 1961-11-16

On November % it's barbecued
caribou spareribs.
A&x
Parchey's, 1000 K street NV,
will be closed on Thanksgiving
The Watergate Inn will be open.
-
The Sands Restaurant, 2605
Connecticut avenue NV, has
added live Arabic music on Fri
day, 9 pm. to midnight. The
oud Csimilar to mandolin and
the durbecke like a large bon
go drum are featured.
Evening star., 1961-11-16
AFTER DARK
By HARRY MACARTHUR
UnmistukobIy French

twice nightly in the Embassy
Room at the Statler Hilton Ho-
tel. A number of singers are
bilingual, but Mile. Autier is
several languages up on them.
There are a couple of times
during the course of Mile. Au-
tiers act, it has to be admitted,
when she takes the easy way
out. Easy for her, at least. Her
renditions, for instance Of a
Greek ballad mot Never Etc. -
and of the Exodus" theme are
served up not in their native
tongues but in hers.
When either Italian or Span
ish is called for though, Mile.
Autier is ready, though she
Evening star., 1961-11-16
Films of More Than Routine Merit

LA DOLCE VITA"-FedericO FelInis dramatic reveal
ing account of the life and times of ROme's orgy
"GREYFRIARS BOBBY'-Walt DSney'S tale of the small
dog that the affection of a large city.
GUNS OF NAVARONE"-GregOry Peck Anthony Quinn and
others in exciting World War ii adventure yarn
THE HUSTLER"-POOl sharks Jackie Gleason and Paul
Newman clash realistically for Director Robert ROsSen
NEVER ON SUNDAY"-VOlatle Meina MercOur in a lively
report on how life is tfOr SOme) in Greece today.
PURSUIT OF THE GRAF SPEE"-Dramatic, documentary
style account of suspensefu World War ii chase.
TWO WOMEN'-Sophia Loren goes dramatic a mother
trying to bring daughter safely through World War H.
WHITE CHRISTMAS"-Irvng Bern's perennial Yuetide
musical, with Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary
ClOOney.
Evening star., 1961-11-16

Vicky Autier never is likely
to be mistaken-eSpecially after
she opens her mouth-for any
thing other than what she is;
. French singer. Her efferves-
cence is the sort that gives the
tang to champagne rather than
the ice cream soda. Both the
look and sound of her are un-
mistakenly Gallo.
Yet she is as linguistically
versatile a singer as has been
around here in some time, a
talent she is demonstrating
Evening star., 1961-11-16

Fri. Nov. II: League Of Gentle
men" Plus The Third Key"
Sat, Nov. IS: The Horses
Mouth" Plus The scapeRoat"
SUM- Noy. 10: Sapphire" Plus
Mon, Nov. 20: Panic in the
@ Parlor" Plus Law and Dis
Tues Nov. 81: sink the Bis
marck" Plus Operation Am
Wed, Nov. %: IT Am a Camera"
Plus '.Poacher's Daughter"
Thurs, Nov. %: "Outcast Of the
Islands" Plus Robbery Under
Fri, Nov. "a: Mad Little Is
land" Plus Alligator Named
Sat, Nov. 25: orders to Kill"
Plus Conspiracy of Hearts"
Sun. Mon, Tues, Nov. 1928:
Garry on, Nurse" Plus
| Garry On, Admiral
Wed, Nov. %: Chase a Crooked
sEd,, SHADOW" Plus Cast a Dark
Thurs, Nov. 30: "Ladykillers"
Plus ITO Paris with Love"
Fri. Dec. /: Doctor at Sea"
Plus The Final Test"
Sat, Dec. 2: Battle of Sexes"
Plus "Expresso Bonso"
Evening star., 1961-04-12
HOLLYWOOD
Shirley Has Problems
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

they hope first to settle into
a home in Beverly Hills or Bel
Air. They were lucky to find
a purchaser for their unlived-
in quarter -of-a- -million-dollar
estate in New York.
4 Il
Lana Turner's current hus-
band owns a cattle and horse
ranch near Chino, Calf. where
they spend their spare time
with Lana's daughter Cheryl
So far all quite on that front
According to the govern
ment, Fred Astaire owes them
six thousand and some dollars
for income tax. But, as I heal
it, Fred did not make any
money on his first televisior
Evening" until the rerunning
of it the following year.
H#
Jeff Chandler should be
taking off for Spain this
summer to star in Captain
Kidd" He might run into old
flame Esther Williams, who has
Evening star., 1961-04-12

some movies to make in Spain
with her best beau, Fernando
Lamas.
Anne Baxter doesn't have to
starve these days to remain
slim. Il work so hard on the
RANCH" she writes from Aus
tralia. That I can eat all ]
like and not gain an ounce. y
Methinks I will join her there
d. The beautiful blond wife
of a famous film star was tell
ing a chum: 1--WE never had
any talent, so I had to marry
rich men,"
1 don't hear anything oi
Danny Hayes next spectacular
The reviews were not good fol
the first. Perhaps Danny ha.
had enough. But he is a nat.
ural for television and I'm
sure that one of these evening.
he will come up with something
we can cheer about.
Pat BOOne's oldest daughter
Cherry, aged S; came home
from kindergarten the othel
day with an engagement ring
They start early in Hollywood
/
/ Jack Webb's "Fallon'S World
will be filmed showing tie-ir
scenes all over the world. Jacl
directs, produces and stars il
the story of the smuggling O
narcotics into this country. /
very topical subject.
When Robert Mitchum gifteC
one of the people who work
for him with a snazzy sport
Evening star., 1961-04-12

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Shirley Jones is having some
off-screen problems, and it's
too bad this should happen
when her career is blooming
with a possible Oscar coming
up for her bad-girl role in
Elmer Gantry." And now
that we're in the home stretch
for the awards, everyone here
seems to be sure that Elizabeth
Taylor will win for her role in
"Brutterfield g." It's also true
that Shirley MacLaine would
have been the girl to beat
except for Elizabeth's recent,
almost fatal, illness.
Well, Shirley can win another
Oscar. But Liz won't be making
too many movies in the future.
And for the best actor" it's
now a tie between Jack Lennon
and Burt Lancaster.
| 4 4 4
I wouldn't dare predict any
of the other awards. There
have been too many shenani-
gans. We shall soon see
whether the voters are suscept-
ible to this kind of pressure,
I hope not.
Miss Taylor, by the way, will
be going to Las Vegas in May
during husband Eddie Fishers S
singing engagement there-but
Evening star., 1961-04-12

car, he was taken aback to
hear: mo, thank you, I already
have a car" Now, let's all wake
up.
Fellini's La Dolce Vita" had
already made three times its
cost of slightly more than a
million dollars in Italy alone.
The director, with a big per-
centage of the controversial
film, will be a millionaire in
dollars by the time his take is
in from those parts of the world
where it can be shown.
In Rome the American bit
players are asking, When is
Stuart Whitman coming back?"
Stuart is popular in the Eternal
City because, while filming St.
Francis of Assist" there he
made a point of getting jobs
in the picture for unemployed
American actors-Rome IS full
of them.
Evening star., 1961-04-12

until Charles raised a restrain
ing palm, in what seemed to
be half-inlpish disclaimer Of
being anything more than the
merest servant of the Lord.
1t is part of the routine by
which he makes himself an
enjoyable chap to have around.
The Laughton program is too
informal to be precisely CLASH
fable. Loosely, however 1t
seems to fall into the cate
gories of religion, politics, and
love. Under religion, speaking
broadly and generally, he came
up with his most startling
novelty. This proved to be an
excerpt from Beatnik Jack
Kerouac's "Dharma Buns" an
imagistic revelation Of Kerou-
ac's discovery Of God. This oc-
Cured during an unwittingly
pietistic retreat on the au-
thor's part to the mountains
adjacent to San FranciSco's
coffee rathskellers. his usual
philosophic playground.
On love, Charles himself
retreated, back $500 years to
Socrates, q time span which
he linked with the future by
mentioning that the tranSla-
tion-adaptation is the work Of
Christopher sherwood. The
two of them, actor and poet,
he said, have some vaporous
plans for an extention Of this
into a larger performance at a
later date. A work Of moving
possibilities it would seem to
be with it's reference to love as
giving the human spirit wings
that might put it into competi-
ton with today's space
scientists.
For the acting spots, the
dramatic high points of his
program, Charles 1--WE always
call him Charles and besides
he always sits at an implied
fireplace) turns still to his two
favorites, Shakespeare and
Shaw.
From the former, he took the
post-murder scene Of Julius
Caesar" to play the parts not
merely Of the gentle, misguided
Brutus ana the demagogic
Mark Anthony, but also the
Roman mob. The theater knows
no better one-man mob than
Actor Laughton, but it is in the
two main characters that he
underscores the point Of the
selection, that political oratory
is one Of the inflammatory
perils to which all societies are
everlastingly exposed.
The Shaw extract, also politi-
cal and enormously amusing
in it's inversion Of Shaw;
socialism, is Andrew Under
shafts expression Of hi.
ltycoon's creed in Major
Barbara"
On equally familiar ground
his admiration for Thomas
Evening star., 1961-04-12
WHERE
AND WHEN
Stage
Current Theater Attractions
and Times Of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage-'Krapp's Last
Tape" I'm the Zone" and "The
End Of the Beginning; $3.50
pm.
National Theater-"Becket"
2 and $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador "101 Dalma-
tians";; /, 2:40, 4:25, $40, 1855
and 9:35 pm.
Apex-"Hand in Hand; /
2:45, 4:30. 500, sos and 9:55
pm.
Capitol Gone With the
Wind; 1890, 4:25 and $3.50
pm.
DupOnt-"Never on Sunday;
/, ESQ, 4:40, $50, 1925 and
1915 pm.
Keith's "The Hoodlun
Priest; 11:35 am, 1885, $40
$40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"The League oil
Gentlemen; 7:20 and 9:40 p m
Metropolitan "101 Dalma-
tians";; 1920 am, /, 2:45
4:25, $50, 7:50 and 9::35 pm
Ontario-"Portrait Of a Sin.
ner"; /. 2:45, 4:30, $40, 8:lt
and 10 pm.
Palace "All in a Night'l
Work; 1880 am, /, ESQ. 4;35
$40. S:05 and $50 pm.
Playhouse - Sanctuary"
11:45 am, 1:25, sos, 4:45
6:25, $40 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza-"The Cheaters";; l1:2I
am, 1:25, 1928, 5:25, 7:25 anr
s:25 pm.
Town -"One-Eyed Jacks"
IL, 2:15, 4:45, Z and $50 pm.
Trans Lux "Pepe":: 11:3I
am, 2:30, $50 and $40 pm
Uptown-"Exodus";; 2 and
pm.
Warner "Spartacus";; 1:3I
and 8:l5 pm.
Evening star., 1961-04-12

that enlightenlng ana enter
tanning course of his which
teaches audiences the color Of
an adjective, the swoop Of an
adverb, the zing of a verb, the
utility Of a conjunction, etc.
There is more to it than this,
Of course. AS one of readings
most faithful. if not always
reverent, disciples, Charles is
among the mid-century's con-
summately indifferent actors to
the dearth Of plays and movies.
Literatures of all other kinds,
from casual rhymed couplets
about the habits Of rabbits,
through the dialogues Of Plato,
the plays Of Shakespeare, up to
the Bible abound in the drama
he is looking for.
In last nights program, he
not merely ran the gamut of
these but a jolly linkage of
jestS and anecdotes that gave
the program a unity and a
coziness that are Laughton
Specialities.
Johnny, the famous non
reader wasn't there, but a re-
spectacle collection of book
lovers were. They started to
applaud even the 104th psalm
Evening star., 1961-04-12
THE PASSING SHOW
IfOnIy Johnny Could
Read Like Charles
By JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The Star

Johnny that famous non-reading youngster should have
been with last night at Constitution Hall
There he would have got unforgettabe perhaps
Irresistible lesson from that famous reading oderster not
odster Charles Laughton Yes Charles has hit the road
again with bound typescrpt his to offer
Evening star., 1961-04-12

touted films. The. latter Is
Saturday Night and Sunday
Morning." the angrieSt Of the
angry young men films from
England since Room at the
Top" 1t stars Albert Pin
ney headed, British critics say,
for the mantles of either Sir
Laurence Olivier or Sir Ralph
Richardson. Not both, one
surmises from this distance.
Next European actress
caller on local drama desks will
be Sonia Ziemann Of Germany.
She will be in town Mon
day to speak Of THE Secret
Ways" English-made picture
which will be opening at
Keith's next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1961-04-12

Wolfe, the performance also in
cluded that authors exalted.
extravagantly rhythmic paean
to trains. No one reads it with
equivalent understanding of
the meaning of railroads, now
so largely lost, to Wolfe. Nor
does anyone read with such
arch wisdom from the Old
Testament the story Of Shad-
rach, Meshach and Abednego.
another classic in the Laughton
repertory.
It's too bad Johnny wasn't
there.
MEMOS: Portrait of a Sin
ner" with which the critics
dealt unkindly, or at least un-
tremendously, will give way
next Tuesday at the Ontario
to one of the seasons most
Evening star., 1961-04-12
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Olivier a rate film
of the John Osborne play about brassy vaudevilan.
THE FACTS OF LIFE"-BOb Hope and Lucille Ball gen.
crate robust laughs in free wheeling comedy.
THE GREAT IMPOSTER"-TOny Curtis Fred Demara in
the story of his life several other people.
MIDNIGHT LACE"-DOris Day English housewife
terrOrized by threats of her imminent murder
THE MISFITS"-TwO Of same played by Clark Gable and
Marilyn Monroe meet dramatically in Reno
SCHOOL FOR SCOUNDRELS"-AIastarS Sim in top comic
form the head Of an academy of "HfemanShip"
WHERE THE BOYS ARE"-FrOlicSOme comedy about the
springtime intercollegiate mating in Florida.
THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG"-ROmance in Hong Kong
In tasteful movie improvement on the stage play.
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-21
BIG A RIVER BASIN
SURVEY IS SIGNIFICANT

ty-seven local, state and federal groups
who are interested in land and water re-
sources are contributing to these co-or-
dinated studies. The Board is acting as
the state co-ordinating agency or state
sponsor.
Mississippi now has one third of its
land area in these lands and water re-
source studies and plans are now being
made to cover the entire state. Present.
ly, the Pearl River Basin is being studied
and a survey is to begin soon on the
Tombigbee.
The study will encourage proper use
of land and water for maximum agri-
cultural production, help balance agri-
culture with industry through proper re-
source utilization, provide information
for municipal growth, and help improve
recreation and domestic facilities. The
project deserves everyone's full support
and cooperation.
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-21

relaxation is sweet anG
good to the last drop.
Too much wealth and
pleasure and too little &C
tual, hard work debauched
the rulers of the Roman
Empire and brought It's
downfall. Is the same thing
going to happen to our nat
ion? We may not work all
that hard, but we love to
get in our nice warm kitch-
en-, and settle down to a
soul warming session Of
bread making, cake bak-
ing, or canning, and we
can bake a pretty good
cake from scratch, not
cakemiX.
"My kitchen is a thrill
ing place,
'Tis there l love to work,
And then sit down and
read the Herald"
AMI let the coffee perk."
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-21
JACK SHEARER. JR.

The recent decision of members of the
Big Black Farmers Club to establish a
committee to further the prospects of a
survey of the Big Black water shed was a
significant one. The committee will
work with other such groups in that geo
graphical area in promoting the initiol
work which may begin as early as jan
uary, 1868.
The studies will be made in flood con-
troll; conservation of soils, waters and
forest, irrigation, agricultural drainage,
S~edimentation, water control, industrial
development, population trends, fish,
wildlife, and recreational potential, do
nestle uses and public health, navigation,
and pollution control. The primary pur-
pose is to prepare a comprehensive plan
for the conservation, utilization and de-
velopment of the land and water resour-
CeS in the area for the future.
Through the efforts of the Board of
Water Commissioners of Mississippi, fiji