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tcoNTINUEp)

B z T h z s d A, CONVENIENT" &c
downtown Beth.-Frame Colonial
with 2 1st-f. rooms usable for Of.
flee space; 3 bedrms. and bath on
End floor; nice rec. rm.; priced tc
sell at S20.500. FHA applied for
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY OF MD,
INC. OIL. 6-7S00 til 9.
BETHESDA = 3-bedrm. Colonial
home; close-in location; potentia,
commercial; excel. investment;
mid-20s. OIL. 6-4453.
BURTON KELLEIGH. INC.
EXTRAORDINARILY BLVD. AREA
Spac. brick split-level; 4 bedrms.,
3 full baths, separate din. rm.,
modern kitchen witable space; q
car garage; paneled rec. rm. Near
bus and schools; 32,950.
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-1415
BETHESDA-ASHBURTON = New
cond.. spacious! lge. bedrms
g over IL long), walk-in clos
cts, "a baths. 12x13 de luxe
Kit, latest Frigidaire appls: Lge.
liv,, sep. din. rms, 17x27 fin.
SrouSrS;Tiitey;; S,5;it; rec; rm;' tirepl, Over, Over,
throughout; washer, dryer, many
extras: Cow. all schls., shop.
1mmed. occupancy. $32, 900. celia
Julliard DR., EN-. 5-2094.
BETHESDA-4-bedrm., lS-month-
old ramb.: kit. w/table space, 21a
baths, rec. rm.: fenced lot w/trees;
rr. schools; assume loan. S27,5O0.
G1ULIANO Real Estate, OIL. 4-1100
BETRESDA.GLENWOOD, 53O6 Nc
Kinley st. OPEN SUNDAY 90
other times, OIL. 2-5372.-3-bed- l.
rm. brk. Colonial. 1Ha-bath, fin
tshed rec. rm., garage, lge. scr.
porch, fenced, treed lot. Air con-
ditioner, washer, dryer, etc. S23,-
300. DIR: Old Geogetown I'd. to
Mckinley. right y blk.
BETHESDA: River Road area. Burn
ing Tree Valley-Very popular
front-to-rear brick-and-f m e
split-level: centrally air cond., 4
bedrms., 8 baths, entr. foyer, sep.
din. rm.. tablespace kit. walk to
new parochial school; magnifi-
cent setting on 90xl30 lot. $34,-
ANDR1s SHSi REALTY OIL. 2-so7o til Q
BETHESDA, Alta Vista Terrace: BY
OWNER.-3-bedrm. brick rambler,
Ia baths, rec. I'm. in AZ walk
out bSnt., covered patio, glass
enclosed porch: fenced yard: conv.
TO schools, bus and NH; low 20s.
5916 Beech ave. OIL. 4-2S39.
BETHESDA, NEAR ST. JAMES
CHURCH, $22,950-Briek ram
bier; liv. rm. with firepl., equipped
kit, dinette, 3 bedrms., jalouSied
deep. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY OF
MD, INC, OIL. 6-7S00 It'll q,
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BETHESDA

Pre- -showing-This house is being
decorated but can be shown: q
bedrm, rambler w/expand. attic;
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHASE-WESTGATE area
Brick rambler; 3 bedrms.: wall.
to-wall carpeting in iiv. rm. and
din. rm., all-elec kit, paneled rec
rm.' bar, den, play area, 2l2 baths
Minutes from GEICO. WOODIES
LORD & TAYLOR and 3 shopping
eenters. Mid 20's. OIL. 6-72l3.
CHEVY CHASE, between the clubs
Lovely white Dutch Colonial; 8
bedrms. (plus sleeping porchl, Ice
entr. hall, lovely firepl.. liV. rm.,
sep. din. Tn., scr. porch, mod
table-space kit: S22,500: OF OF
ANpRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-so7O til 9
CHEVY CHASE VTEW-sparkiinI
clean brick Cape Cod with centel
hall. liv. rm. with firepl., sep
din. rm.. 2 bedrms. and bath OF
1st floor; full bsmt. with rec. rm.
powder rm., screened porch; lovelI
yard; S24.750. KORZENDORFER
REALTOR. OIL. 4-SllI til Q.
CHASE-S2s,OO0 (EsTATEl
Nr. District line. off Wise. ave.
2 rms, gas heat. lot 75xl65.
baths; garage. D. Z. BARRY, WO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AIR-CONDTTI0NED
BRICK COLONIAL
CHEVY. CHASE: conv. location to
Q baths. mod. kit, firepl.. den,
scr. porch, patio with built.in
barbecue: hot-water heat. Re-
duced by OWNER. Open Sat. and
Sun. to z, 2611 East-West Hwy.
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SILVER SPRING
$32,500
OPEN 1-6
Mann cREsTMoOp M,

10400 CRESTMOOR DRIVE
Luxury center-hall brick rambler. 3
bedrms., 2 full baths, plus lse.
family rm. on first FIR; rec. rm.,
bath in bsmt. Stairs to lge. attic.
DASHBOARD HOT-WATER HEAT,
2-car carport, lee. covered patio
MflL VII 'aass TsHDE s!''' OWNER, Rha T S6tris: ):
DIR: Colesville road Just past Uni
versity blvd. to Lorain, right to
Crestmoor. left to house.
SILVER SPRING: Charmer. Close
in at Q realistic price.-4-bedrm
brick, . full baths, large liy. rm.
w/firepl., sep. din. rn.. full bath
on 1st floor. full bsnt with RYound
level exit Wonderful neighborhood
for children: very low 20s, assume
cAEsTER H93 RELrS lsaL quick J1 EfepDsHes geTio6
SILVER SPRING: MeadoWood.-6
Tnh,,s T1s Modem ss, DEick and .vtI.T. tE:Ts
door. Low taxes. SiS.5OO. by
OWNER. MA. 2-0574 or HE. A.
SILVER SPRING-WOODMOOR
Summertime and the. Liyin' Is Easy.
French doors in bedrms.. dish
washer in kit: large airy rooms,
screened porch: 3-bedrm., 1-flooT.
custom bick; shady; partially
fenced corner lot. No agents,
OWNER. ~. 9-7665.
SILVER SPRING
s24 Philadelphia Ave.-Detaehed
masonary and frame, in most con-
venient location. First flr.:2 rms,
kit. and bath; 2nd fir: 4 rmsa
kit. and bath; screened porch.
stairs to full attic; Ice. fenced
yard, off-street parking; price
Sl5,500 with good financing. For
appointment to inspect eafl Mr..
Daniels, TU. 2-0593.
M. PAUL HANNAH
Realtor
AD. 2-4100 1915 18th st. NV
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Gerbich, EN-. 2-o27s. ST. s-193e

CHEVY CHASE, D. O., 57OS Nevada
ave-3 large bedrooms, air-cond.
lge. fenced yd. EN-. 2-9697.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., 1851 Jenifer
ST. n.w.-Lge. home, suitable for
diplomatic residence; spacious re-
cept. room, 6 bedrms., 3 baths,
staff quarters: $3.50. Open Sun
day p m. Call OWNER. EN-. 2-163s
CHEVY CHASE DC.
Attractive brick Colonial; first fir:
din. rm., mod. kit. w%bkfst. space
bedrm. and full bath. 2nd fir:
bedrmS, baths. library w/firepl
Conv. to Blessed Sacrament and
Lafayette Schools. Ewes, Mrs
Meloy, FE. S-3952.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us"
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
FOGGY BOTTOM-Comp. rebuilt
air-cond. beaut. furnished 3-bed.
rm. house, 3 baths, rec. rm
Wo. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c. = Compl
tsTT earps., fsarms ftH. Sra h. baths lRs T;S deS
GMi H.ki'ti ts.s2oS. I@i O'mf'' mr. schools
FRIENDSHIP, saratoga Ave-
rms, 2 baths, maids rm. anc
bath, screened porch. 2 of tn,
bedrms. are air cond.: now avail
at $3.50 per mo.
EDW. H. JONES & Co, INC.
$3.50 Conn. Ave. Wo. 6-230t
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ASSUME

thEs loan on 3-lge. -bedrm., 2-bath
home with center hall, liy. rm.,
separate din. rm,, Kit. with table
space. rec. rm.; off-street parking.
Price, SlS,950.
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CHEVY CHASE-UNUsUAL
OPPORTUNITY

S513 Alton pl. n.w.-Go /
blk, west Of Conn. ave. on
Albemarle st. to 35th st.,
turn south l blk. to Alton
pl., turn west about Il blk.
TO 3513. Det. brk.; close to
shop. center and transpor-
tation: newly decorated and
heaut. furn.; 3 bedrms.. 2
baths, rec. rn1., 2 ldry. tubs.
wash. mach. and drier, gas
hot-air heat, lge. fen. in
back yd.. scr. frt. porch.
Open Sun. 1-6 PM; other
wise inspect. by appt. Rental
only, $3.50; 1-yr. lease. No
children or pets.
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CHEVY CHASE
CLOSE-IN-SILVER SPG,
$15.950

Cute as q buttonl Terrific area
for children! 8 large bedrms, full
daylight rec. room, Ice. kitchen.
No money down to CT.
HILDEBRAND co. JU. 9-SSS0
CLOSE-IN SILVER sPRING, on
wooded lot-ImpressiVe white brk,
Colonial with private rear yard.
large paneled den and full bath
on first floor; 8 bedrooms and
6,ninr 6nth on Tao. second .1,9, floor; separate
4hsc trust, S19,950. GRAY-KES-
SINGER a. CO., INC, JU. $4,000.
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED = White
brk.; 3 bedrms., 2 baths. 2nd; liv.
rm., din. rm., den, kit. 1st; pam
eled rec. rm., shower: gar. patio,
SEy 1sTosiuf fd st Oh iepSsSs psSSsS g. opeS
SATURDAY Sunday, 3 70 8,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANACosTIA RD., 327-open Sun
1-5 PM, excel. income producinl
property. MRS. sPAULDING. Wo,
6-0160 or HO. 2-3S71.
CAPITOL HILL-Why pay rent
when you can purchase direct
from owner. with small dn. pay
ment. Q new. restored. 2-bedrm.,
11a-bath. liy. .rnl.. din. rm:, elee; :
kit. air-cond. home? HO. 2-9100;
eYeninRs. Ii. R-056S.
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OPENLY OWNER
POTOMAC

S27.5o0. excel. financing, brick
rambler, 3 bedrms.. 8 baths; rec.
rm.; l-acre lot; you can't afford
to miss this one. By appt. only.
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY, INC.
ER E1oIQ
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rNSE.TN

CLOSE-IN
New 4 bedrms.. 21a baths, liv. fm.
and rec. rm. with fireplace, din.
rn1., all-elec. kit. with table space,
off-street parking; close to schools,
shopping and transp. Only left.
Marvin Brown Assoc.
III S-3100 III Q.A0T2
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POTOMAC HIGHLANDS HUNT
BETH. CHI. CHI. NORTH

BETH. Cb. NfI, NONIh
Early American white brk.
Split-level, center foyer, lge.
liv. rm. w/raised hearth,
guest size din. rm., family
size kit. lge. master bedrm.
and bath, 2 add. twin bed
rms. and bath, 5 steps dn.
to spacious ground-level club
nm, 4th bedrnl., powder rrn.
and patio. bsmt. on lge. lot
backing into estate, buses to
both pub. and par. schls.,
conv. to shopping, D. C.
Transit, NH, Rte. 240 and
all Metro. Wash. S31 $50.
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SILVER SPRING
NJ. PAUL HANNAH
Rea1tnr

AD. 2-4100 1878 18th 81. NN
CONTINUED on Next Pace
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
fRAAfTIAuIERN

BETHEsDA-Close-in 8 or 4 bed.
rms, 2 baths, lge. mod. kit, den;
full bsmt., garage. Excel. cond
6 mos. lease or more. VACANT
S1S5. TRACER, REALTORS. JU
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ARt., close in-Fine for group;
bedrms., rec. rm., gay modern fur.
nishinRs, Wv. rugs. air condi.
toned, washer, fenced yard; neal
schools, bus, shop; cow. D. C.
Pentagon, Arl. Hall; S165. AD. 4,
GGIn cJ,,r
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LANGLEY PIX. AREA-2114 Han
non ST.; 3-bedrm. brick ramb.
fenced yard, air conditioner; re-
dec. S135 per mo. OWNER, WI
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MANOR COUNTRY CLUB

COUNTRY CLUB-Vacant
baths, paneled den, attached ga
rage. Liv. rm. with fireplace,
dining rm., equip. kit. corner,
100x200. Owner desires fast sale.
Asking S29,500. Submit offer.
1875 Crossway Rd., Manor Club.
DIR: Straight out Ga. Ave. 8
miles past District line to Manor
Club. left to Crossway Rd., left 10
house.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
CLYDESDALE
2801 ADAMS MILL RID.
OPEN SUNDAY la

Apt 205. Foyer entrance, liv. rm.
with dining area, bedrm., mod
ern kit, bath and dressing room
elevator bldg, wired for air con-
ditioning., Price $1,000. Also
stn1sE Ss1s5oa ants; S,oib.r II same ooSds' bids; one
Spencer on premises. NO. 7-S2SS,
CHEVY CHASE RITY
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-20
Greens TO Open
New York Kosher
Restaurant Here

On or about Nov. 1, as soon
as alterations are complete, Dor
mans New York Restaurant Will
open at 4124 N. 10th Ave, featuring
a complete line of kosher dehca-
lessen and a variety of kosher
dishes, blue plate lunches, and full
course dinners.
Dorman's will also offer kosner
catering for all occasions.
The owners of Dorman's New
York Kosher Restaurant are Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Green, who also
operate Kosher Star Meat and
Poultry Market.
Since their arrival in Phoenix
several years ago, the Greens have
been approached many times with
the idea of opening a kosher res
taurant.
Mrs. Libby Dorman, Mrs.
Green's mother, who operated a
kosher restaurant in New YORK
CITY for many years, will use her
knowledge and experience in the
management of the Phoenix eStao-
liShment.
Green stated that patrons of the
new restaurant will enjoy home
cooked meals in resful, attractive
surroundings.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-20
Pickup Day Will Be Oct. ~
For Hodussoh Rummuge Sale

rummage. For pickup can 11eleh
Cries, fairgrounds chairman, WI
1880: Pearl Kent, pickup chair
man, AM 6-5766; or Lii Robinson,
pickup cochairman, CIR 7-24oS.
Extra donor credit may be
earned by individuals delivering
their own rummage to the follow
ing storage depots: Celia Metchis,
3s1 w. Mariposa, YE 1882; Bea
Meyer. 5637 N. 11th Dr., AM 5-1994;
Millie Freilich, 1889 w. Flower
Circle S., CIR 4-243o; Ann Sandell,
2244 E. EARL Dr., AM 6-6343 CATER
5 p.m); Mrs. Joe Cohen, 2038 N.
Laurel. AL 2-132s; Mrs. Miriam
Jesnick, % S. Both Ave, AP 8-5S77;
Mrs. Gertrude Silverman. 1902 w.
Mcdowell, AL 2-S244; Mrs. G.
Mitchell. 1913 w. Taylor, AL 2-2414
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-20
Brandeis Study
Unit Takes Up
World Affairs

Mrs. Alan OSeran, president of
the Phoenix Chapter of the Bran
deis University National Women's
Committee, has announced the CO.
Craftsmanship of it's study group
by Mrs. Joseph Bank and Mrs.
Jac Rothschild.
TO BE HELD on the End and
4th Monday afternoons, the group
will cover the subject 1.-THE Unit
ed States in World Affairs"
Mrs. Banks background and
qualifications as a leader of in
tellectual and cultural activities is
well-known to Phoenicians.
Mrs. Rothschild, wife of retired
Brig. Gen. Jac Rothschild, re-
cent newcomer to Phoenix, worked
for many years in the Office OF
Education in Washington, D. c.,
has travelled all over the world
with her husband in his assign
ments and is assisting him in his
new book on chemical, biological
and Pathological warfare.
THE SYLLABI under discussion
and to be studiedI by the group
was prepared by the faculty OF
Brandeis University.
Said Mrs. Bank of this group,
"The aim of the course is to fuse
history and the presentation of is
sues in such a way as to encourage
informed and mature judgments
among the students who take it.
The caliber of reading chosen for
the group is at the college level
or the thinking persons level. 1t
is not necessary to be a college
graduate to enjoy the study group.
It is only necessary that you be a
thinking person with an interest
in learning and studying"
THE GROUP will meet at the
home of Mrs. Joe Ehrlich, Gil W..
Northern.
Mrs. Oseran also announced that
the chapters 18th annual member
ship tea will be held this year, as
always, at the Arizona Biltmore
Hotel on Tuesday afternoon, Nov.
%.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-20
Membership
Series Set
By Women

The Esther and Chana SeneSh
chapters of Pioneer Women have
planned a series of teas, coffee
hours, and parlor meetings to start
off their membership drives.
The regional director of Pioneer
Women, Mrs. Edward Kunzer,
who has recently returned from
the 18th biennial national conven-
ton of the organization, will bring
detailed report to the members
of the two Phoenix chapters. Mrs.
Kunzer will address the Esther
chapter on Tuesday, Oct. "a, at
8: 30 pm. at the home of Mrs. Lou
Weiss, 2514 E. Roma. On Wednes-
day. Oct. 25, she will speak at a
membership tea given by the
Chana Senesh chapter at the Beth
Ell Social Hall at pm.
Both chapters extend an invita-
tion to the community to hear Mrs.
Kunzer, who is widely known in
this country for her activities as
an Israeli consular official at
tached to the Consulate General
of Israel in New York.
In 194S she served as a war
correspondent attached to the Is
raeli army and later was appoint
ed press officer of the Israeli gov
ernment. Mrs. Kunzer was public
relations officer of the Weizmann
Institute of Science and served on
the faculty of New York Univer'
sitv as co-director of its workshop
on "Israeps Life and Culture.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-20
Obituaries

Philip Posner, 7s, died Oct. 9
at the Kivel Nursing Home. Fune-
raj services and interment were
in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr.. Posner
was born in Odessa, Russia, came
to the United States as a youth
and came to Phoenix in 1857. He
was a retired mercantile jobber
and a veteran of World War I. His
survivors include a daughter, Mrs.
Leah Spielberg of Phoenix.
David S. Boshes passed away in
Beverly Hills, Calf, Oct. 8. Survi-
vors include his wife Marley and
son Ralph, both of Beverly Hills,
and his brother Sam, of 321 E. Al
varado, Phoenix.
Jack Bogoff passed away recent
ly in Chicago, Ill. Surviving is a
daughter. Mrs. Herbert Winchen,
511 E. Orangewood.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-20

October 20 has been designated
by the Phoenix Chapter of Hadas-
sab as a city-wide pickup day Oh
rummage needed for its third an
nuaI Hadassah Rummage Sale, 10
be held at the Playground on Feo'
4 and 5.
The entire community is urged
to participate fully for the benefit
of Hadassah Medical Organization.
Needed for the sale are house
hold items, used clothing, small
appliances, furniture, books, rec
ords, toys and white elephants.
Donor credit will be given for all
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-20
Awards Given
Members
Of Troop 81

An Eagle Scout Medal was
awarded by Chief Scout Executive
George F. Miller of Roosevelt
Council to Stuart w. Stoloff, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Stoloff, at a
Court of Honor and dinner in the
auditorium of the Boy Scout Head
quarters on Oct. IL. The affair was
attended by scouts of Troop 81 and
their parents as well as scouting
dignitaries.
Other awards for advancement
and achievement were presented
to the following: Barry M. Stoloff
received the Silver Palm to be
added to his Eagle Scout rank.
Brent Klein attained the rank OF
Star Scout. First-class emblems
were earned by Allen Seaman and
Wayne Marsh, and Arnold Bleicher
received his Second-claSs emblem.
Merit badges and certificates were
awarded to many scouts.
Chief Miller. veteran scouter
praised Dan Neifeld, scoutmastel
of Troop 81, for his efforts ir
moulding boys into men,"
Mrs. Marsh was chairman of the
mothers committee which planned
the dinner. Allen Bleicher paced
the proceedings as master of cere
monies. M. B. Goldman Jr. i.
committee chairman.
Troop 81 meets every Wednesday
at 1880 pm. in its building on the
grounds of the Phoenix Jewisl
Community Center.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-20
KopIon To Speak

A special meeting OF Blkkur
Cholim will be held at Beth He
brew Synagogue, 333 E. Portland,
on Thursday, Oct. 10, at $50 p. m.
Hirsh Kaplan will be featured
speaker.
A committee will report on plans
for 1961-62. Refreshments will be
served
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-10-20
Workmen Circle
To Hear Review

Workmens Circle Branch 172
will hold a social and lecture eve
ming Saturday, Oct. 21, at p. m.
at the Community Center, 1910 F..
Camelback.
DR.. Leon M. Herbert will review
his recent book.
Refreshments will be served
The public is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-29

AMBAssADoR-"Splendor in the Grass; Natalie Wood
plays tormented smal-town girl in William Inge's
first original screenpay 1:45 4:20, and $40 pm.
APEX-'Secrets of Women; early Ingmar Bergman
entry about marriage; elfin and amusing l, 8. 5l5
7:30 and 9:45 pm.
CAPTTOL-Twenty Plus TWO" longish report a search
for missing hereSs suspected of murder las, 3:45
5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
DUPONT-"The Love Game; bland offering about trio
of psychotic bores; l, 240, 425, 6:10 and 9:45
KETTH'S-"Town Without Pity; Kirk Douglas wins
sympathy as the lawyer who must defend four Amer
lean soldiers charged with henous crime 1880, 1885,
$40, TAO and GAS pm.
MacARTHUR-"The Risk; politics and science clash in
fine British meodrama served with touch of drol
humor; 2:4o. 4:30. $40. $40 and s:55 pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the Grass; Natalie Wood
plays tormented small-town girl in william Inges
first original screenplay; 140 420 6:55 and 1855
ONTARIO-"Breakfast at Tffanys': Audrey Hepburn is
more delightful than Truman Capotes free
spirited heroine l, sos. $40. 1880 and 9:45 pm.
PALACE-"Back Street; Susan Hayward and John Gavin
in the latest film version of Fannie Hursts tearjerker
novel; los. 3:15. 5:25 1880 and $40 pm.
PLAYHOUSE-"The Devil at Four O'clock Spencer Tracy
old who fights volcanoes destruction;
los. $40, 5.20 7:35 and $40 pm.
PLAzA-"Grl With Suitcase" Claudia Cardinale in
1870. $3.50, $50, 1880. $50 and 11:15 pm.
TOWN-"La Dolce Vita; Felni speaks with shocking
candor about the unspeakable; 2, $50 and $3.50 pm.
TRANS-LUX-"The Devil at Four O'Clock: Spencer
Tracy angry old who fights q volcanoes
destruction; l, $40. $40, 1880 and 9:35 pm.
UPTOWN-"UpStars and Downstairs" domestic comedy
British STYLE las 3:45, 5:45. 7:45 and GAS pm.
WARNER-"Come September; Rock Hudson and Gina
Lolobrigda star; LES, $780, 5:35, 735 and $40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-29

heard about the split up when
a newsman told her.
Why" gasped a stunned
Liz. I'VE just had dinner with
them the other night and
they acted as happy as ever"
Natalie says she has no
immediate plans to file for
divorce but that also can
change overnight.
We've agreed on a proper
ty settlement" she says.
But as to the reasons for
the split, she says nothing.
Nor does Wagner.
And If Hollywood custom
prevails, the world may never
know. When divorce comes,
the charge probably will be
that old standby - mental
cruelty.
But that doesn't prevent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-29

Hollywood insiders from in
dulging in speculation. Some
reports:
/. A star. a really big one,
was too attentive to Natalie,
thus riling Wagner.
2. Natalie's mother raised
her to be a movie star, not a
hausfrau. Even mama admits
this.
3. Career trouble-another
old Hollywood standby. Last
year Natalie and Bob CO.
starred in a prize bomb. "All
the Fine Young Cannibals."
Since then Natalie's career
: has zoomed. Two hot movies,
"Splendor in the Grass" and
West Side Story" did it.
Wagner's career, though
steady, is not in the same
orbit.
4. 1t was Natalie's idea to
transform the couples south
ern mansion into a Roman
palazzo a la early Liberace.
The $l50,000 job featured
such innovations as his" and
her" terraces off a marble
and glass basilica that passes
for a living room only in Bev-
erly Hills or ancient Rome.
The report says that Wagner
did not mind the cost. only
the plaster falling into his
breakfast cereal. (This is one
report that Natalie will COM
ment on: THE marriage did
not fall apart Just because
the house did,
Old Family Friends
5. The Hollywood square
as opposed to the Hollywood
triangle. During much of the
Wagners' three and a half
years of marriage, Actor
Beatty was what the trade
calls a steady twosome with
Actress Collins, a Britisher
whose career has been
marked by an oversupply Of
publicity and a paucity of
good pictures.
Beatty, younger brother of
Shirley MacLaine, is a Hol-
lywood phenomenon-a ma
jor star even before the pub
lie has seen his first picture.
The first picture, by coin
cidence, is 'Splendor in the
Grass" also starring Natalie
Wood. The movie is a sure
Oscar nomination for Nata-
lie, an actress who has no
peer at playing the bewil-
dered teen ager. She's %
now.
Beatty comes across virile,
sensitive. His build-up seems
deserved. He's Is.
When an actress breaks up
a marriage, the Hollywood
cynics, which means practi-
cally the entire town. imme-
See TRIANGLE, Page F-2
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HOLLYWOOD
By JAMES BACON
Associated Press Writer

HOLLYwOOD.-In movie
land a broken marriage is
like q broken balloon-a big
noise. quickly forgotten.
But not the marriage of
Natalie Wood and Bob Wag-
ner. For several reasons:
1t was a genuine surprise.
The reasons are still a
mystery.
And the aftermath is a
lulu. even for Hollywood. 1t
has the whole town talking.
Instead Of the usual tri-
angle. the Wood-Wagner
bustup is a square. The other
two sides are Performers
Joan Collins and Warren
Beatty.
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Vivu La Difference
HOLLYWOOD CAPD

WOOD CAP).-
What's the difference be-
tween a comedian and a
comic7 There is a difference,
you know.
Ed Wynn. who classes him.
self as a comic when not
working as a serious dra-
matte actor, gives this clas-
sic answer to the question.
"A comedian says funny
things. A comic says things
funny"