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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

B-CC, 14I GaithersburE, 7.
DeMatha, "a; O'Connell, o.
DuVai, go; Oxon Hill, o,
Georgetown Prep, 2Si st. Stephens
George Mason, 80; Loundoun County,
LIZ.
GonEaga, "a; Fairmont Heights, IL
Handley, "a: Broadway, IL.
Hoffman, Boston, 53j Jennie Dean, o.
Lackey, IS; Bulls School, 6.
LaPlata, 81; Great Mills, o.
Marshall, 27i Wakefield B, 8.
Mclean, I, Lee, o.
MONTGOMERY Blair 1s; Richard
Navy Piebes. 50; Columbian Prep. 6
PeAry, 10; st. Mary's, o.
st. Anthony's, ST. Flint Hill, o.
Springbrook, FL; whitman, IS.
Walter johnson, 10; High Point, I
Wheaton, 10; Sherwood, 10.
Woodson,- o; Stunrt b, o.
Woodward, 50: Confessional. 8.
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Kansas State
Finally
touchdown

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. 20 (AP)
-Undefeated Nebraska allowed
Kansas State its first touch
down of the season today
before roaring back to over
power its Big Eight Conference
football rival. 1855.
Winless and scoreless in four
previous starts, Kansas State
scored on an 86-yard pass play,
Larry Corrigan to Ralph Nc
Fillen, the first time it got the
ball, and chung to a 60 first
quarter lead.
But Nebraska asserted itself
in the second quarter on the
passing and running Of Quar-
terback Dennis Claridge and
led, 14-6, at intermission.
1t was the seasons fifth
straight win for Nebraska and
ran the Cornhusker scoring to-
tai to 159 compared with SIS for
its opponents.
-Four minutes had elapsed
when Kansas States McFillen
made his brilliant sideline run
and the fired-up Wildcats
bounced right back to threaten
again before the quarter was
over. A drive beginning on the
Kansas State % ended on Ne
braSka's six when Husker Dave
Theisen recovered a Wildcat
tumble. Kansas State never
again threatened seriously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
Federal Golf Set

The Federal Golf Association
championship will be held al
Norbeck Country Club October
20 and November 1-2. Trophies
for team and individual win
ners according to class will be
presented including a senior
award for golfers over SIS. All
members Of the FGA are eligi-
BILE.
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INTERRUPTION HELPS
Blair Beots Rockets
By Stopping Surge

Montgomery Blair Hig h
School pushed across two first
half touchdowns and fought
off a second-half surge by
Richard Montgomery to defeat
the Rockets, 1877, and dampen
their title aspirations yesterday
at Richard Montgomery.
Fullback Ned Blackwell
started the upset in the first
period as he raced As yards
with an intercepted pass to set
UP the Blazers first score.
Blackwell went over moments
later from IA yards out.
. Quarterback Walt Robertson
tossed 26 yards to End Don
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
Georgetown Horriers
Beut Nest Xirainin

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Oct.
20 (AP).-West Virginia's cross
country team won three of
the top four places but lost
to Georgetown University of
Washington, 27-28, here today.
Georgetown's Lynch finished
first in 21:14.6, second-best time
on record over the 4.2l-mile
course at the Morgantown
Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
Ia Plato Wrecks
Great Mills in Air

Halfbacks John Piper and
Tom Jameson scored twice
apiece and Quarterback Ron
Beck passed for three touch
downs and an extra point yes
terday as La Plata BANKED
Great Mills, 51-0
Jameson was on the receiv-
ing end of two of Becks' touch
down passes Of 81 and So yards.
Piper and Beck connected a
66-yard scoring play.
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FaiirInont Falls
To Gonzaqa

'1 Halfback Joe Spigone re-
turned the opening kickoff 90
yards and ignited Gonzag
High School to a 34-12 victory
over Fairmont Heights yester-
day at Fairmont.
Gonzaga, rated fourth in the
area, built up a 27-6 halftime
lead and coasted the rest of the
way as it boosted its record to
81.
Halfback Matt Donelan &C
counted for two Eagle touch
downs, both coming on two
yard runs. Gonzaga put to-
gether drives of 40, 10, Sc and
80 yards.
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Hoffmun-Boston
Triumphs, $50

Halfback Larry Gee scored
four touchdowns yesterday to
lead Hoffman-Boston to a $50
romp over Jennie Dean of Man.
assas in a Virginia Interscho-
lastic Association game al
Hoffman-Boston. It was the
fifth straight victory for the
winners.
Gee. who hadn't scored q
touc h down until yesterday
scored on runs of 10, 10 and
20 yards, and returned an in
Perception for 80 yards for his
final touchdown. Halfback An
drew Evans scored on runs OF
Is and two yards.
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GEORGETOWN PREP 0 IA 8 SIS
ST. STEPHENS 20 0 0 g. 8
GEORGETOWN Prep-Fenwick 4. run
(Fenwick pass from Abbo).
Georgetown, Prep-Fenwick /. run
(paSs failed).
Georgetown Prep-Abbo 80, run (pass
failed.
st.. Stephen's-vogel 80, pass from
Vogel (pass failed).
GEORGETOWN Prep-Piacentino 40, run
(Fenwick, pass from Abbo).
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VARIED SPORTS
TONES Win, 60,
Over Flint Hill

st. Anthony's High School
drove 10 yards for a touchdown
in the closing minutes yester-
day to score a 60 victory over
Flint Hill at Flint Hill. The
victory was the first for st.
Anthony's after losing its first
four games.
Quarterback Jerry Wargo
gave st. Anthony's its scoring
chance when he intercepted q
Flint Hill pass on his own 20
yard line and returned to the
80. Bill Passerini, who scored
the touchdown on a three-yard
pass from Wargo, bore the
brunt of st. Anthony's attack
during the touchdown march.
ST. ANTHoNYs - o 0 Q SO
FLINT HILL ------ 0 0 0 90
st. Anthony s-Passerini 3, pass from
Wargo (run failed1
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H 1EaF4E REso lS % 3 1sE9

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, run (Johnson
kick.
Hoffman -Boston-Evans IS, run Ckick
failed).
Hoffman Boston-Gee 10, run Ckiek
failed).
-Boston-Gee 20, run (John-
son kick.
Hoffman Boston-Gee 80, pass inter-
ception johnson kick).
son kick).
-Boston-Evans Q. run Ckick
failed.
Hoffman Observation-Disclosures 5, run
johnson kick.
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Olson to round out a 60-yard
drive for the other Blair score.
Halfback Briant Wright caught
a touchdown pass from Quar-
terback Ben Sellers, which COW
cred 80 yards and was the first
score for Richard Montgomery
in its last two games.
George Paleologos, a So,
249-pound tackle, was the
games defensive standout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
SeIby's Passes Give
Luckey 1876 Win

Quarterback Ed Selby passed
for two touchdowns yesterday
to lead Lackey High School to
a 1875 victory over Bulls School
at Bulls.
Selby's first scoring pass went
for seven yards to Dan Aker
and his second to Bob Morgan
good for 40 yards.
1t was the fifth victory of the
season for Lackey against one
defeat.
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Wilkins Sets Pace
As HondIey Rips
Broadway, 34-l2

BROADWAY, Va, Oct. 20
(SpeciaD Jammy Wilkins OF
Handley High School of Win.
chester passed for three touch
downs and scored one here to-
day as Handley defeater Broad
way High School, 34-12.
Wilkins connected with
Larry Bell twice, from 5 and
9 yards out, and tossed to
Gene Fisher on a 37-yard
scoring play. He scored on a
2-yard plunge.
The victory was Handley's
third against two losses and a
tie. Broadway has yet to win
in six starts.
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WHITMAN 80 10 0 Ola
SPR1NGBRooK ----7 0 o 14-21
Springbrook = Pritchett SO, run
(Brehm kick.
Whitman - Abgate 6, run (run
failed).
Whitman-Barbee /. run CTrunnell
rum.
Observation-Disclosures 1. run (Bixi-
ones rum.
springbrook Crutchfield /. run
(Brehm kick.
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WOODWARD PREP 20 IA 10 6-53
CONGRESSIONAL 0 o o. q
Northumberland s, run Laurence
rum.
Observation-Disclosures 10, run (BRu-
sermsn pass from Clifford.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS IL, run CLau-
renee rum.
woodward-Gifford 80. pass from
Laurence Crun failed).
Congressional-.Stmon so. kickoff re-
turn tkick failed).
Observation-Disclosures 20, run Oau-
renceD.
woodward-Laurencs 40. run (Lau-
rence).
Woodward-Bauserm 40, returned
blocked punt (pass failed).
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HIGH POINT 10y o 0 o 7
WALTER JOHNSON o 4 o 6-13
Conlon (Myzcik kick.
Walter Johnson-Hoyle 80, pass from
BlomQuist (Blomquist run).
Walter Johnson-Blomquist /, run
(pass failed.
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MoNTGOM'Y BLAIR 6 z o O-13
RICHARD MoNTVY 0 o I %
Montgomery Blair-Blackwell IA. run
(pass failed.
MONTGOMERY Blair-Olson 20, pass
from Robertson Blackwell kick.
Richard Montgomery-Wrigh 80, pass
from Sellers (Sellers rum.
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Bulls Defeats
Newport News

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Oct.
20 Special. - Bulls Prep
scored in each Of the last three
periods here tonight to defeat
Newport News Apprentice
School, 900, for its second vic
tory against one loss
Fullback Joe Si1noldoni and
Quarterback Joe Krol scored
the first two touchdowns on l.
yard runs. Defensive Halfback
Obie O'Brien ran IS yards with
an intercepted pass for the fl
nal touchdown.
Tackle Dick Absher stood out
defensively for the Admirals.
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Redwine PAGES
Marshall Win

Quarterback Jim Redwine
scored three touchdowns and
passed for another to preserve
George Marshall High Schools
six-game winning streak last
night at Wakefield. The States
men defeated Wakefield's "B'
squad. 27-6.
Redwine eliminated drives
of As, 49 and 38 yards with
touchdown runs from 8, s and
II yards. He connected with
End Larry Smith for a 4-yard
touchdown pass.
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Defensively, the Mustangs
we're led by Co-captain and
Linebacker Lem Forrest, a u.s.
pound senior. He intercepted
a pass and recovered tumble.
The victory was George
Mason's fourth in a row. 1t
has lost to only two Group la
opponents this season, Falls
Church and George Marshall,
in seven overall starts.
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SHERWOOD ------ 0 13 0 O-13
WHEATON --7 0 8 O-13
Whea ton-Lumpkin 8, run (Farley
kick.
Sherwood 1, run (Delmar
kick.
sherwood-Eader AZ, run with tumble
kick blocked.
Wheaton-Clow 10, run (kick blocked
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Lawrence Scores 5
As Woodward Rolls

Halfback Neil Laurence ran
for five touchdowns, passed for
another and added four extra
points as Woodward Prep
scored in every period to rout
Congressional School, 1916,
yesterday at Congressional.
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KANSAS STATE --6 0 O O. 8
NEBRASKA ------- 0 IA IL 0-26
Kansas State-McFillen SO, pass from
Corrigan (kick failed).
Observation-Disclosures 81, pass from Clar-
idge CFaiman, kick.
Nebrask a - Johnson 8, run (Faiman,
kick.
Nebrss ka-Claridge 4, run (kick failed
Nebraska-Martin 3, run (pass failed)
Attendance-30,0 600, estimated.
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FAiRMoNr HaTs.- 3 g . 81
Gonzaga--spigone 90, kickoff return
Kaminski kick.
Gonzaga-Donelan 2, run (KaminSki
kick).
Gonzaga-Vail 10. run (kick failed.
Fairmont-Thomas II, pass from Gil
lespie (kick failed).
Gonzaga = Zurowski 10, pass from
Htmmleburg (KaminSki kick.
Gonzaga-Donelan 2. run (Kaminski
kick.
Fsirmort-Thcmas 5, pass from GIL
lespie (kick failed).
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o'CoNNELL $500 o o o o. o
DeMatha-Ford 2, run ID. Foran kick
DeMatha = Mccarthy 8, run (kick
failed.
DeMatha-Ford 8. run ID. Foran
kick.
DeMatha - Colliflower 2, run (Ford
kick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

HANDLEY ------- Q "A IA Ga
BROADWAY ------- 6 6 0 0-12
Broadway-Dennis 40, ran with tumble
(kick failed.
Handley-Bell 5, pass from wilkins
Fisher kick.
Broad-Emerson 40, pass from Arm
strong (kick failed.
7andley-Bell 8, pass from wilkins
(Fisher kick.
iandley-Hinkle SO, run (Fisher kick
Iandley-Wilkins 2. run (Fisher kick
tandley-Fisher 81, pass from wilkins
(kick failed).
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Bulls Prep -------- o 6 s go
Newport News----- 0 0 0 o. 0
Bullis-Simoldoni 1, run (run failed)
Bullis-Krol l, run (OBrien, pass
from Fouch),
Bullis-oB rien 65, pass interception
(run failed).
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Maryland Rallies
To Win in Soccer

Maryland's soccer tie m
scored three goals in the third
period yesterday to defeat
Penn State, Az, at College
Park.
PENN STATE - o o 1 1-2
MARYLAND ------- 1 0 3 o.
Penn State goals-Berzkalaus, Hi
nojosa. Maryland goals--Tertemiz 2,
Ruhs. Roe.
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Observation-Disclosures 25, pass from
Jones (Grogan, kick.
Bethesda Oh. Ch.-Wetzel 1, run Cam
eron, kick).
turn Cameron, kick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

thesda 20. Brian Agnew inter-
cepted a pass to stop the drive.
Jud Bigelow. who made 10
tackles, and Joe Creigan stood
out on defense for the winners.
BETHEsDA-CH. CHI. o z o ia
GAITHERSBURG 7 0 O o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

St. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3, pass from
Wargo (run failed.
Evening star., 1962-11-02

Il don't think It's wrong to
make a lot of money" never
did think that money was the
root of all evil, did you?
Evening star., 1962-11-02

on a nonstop bender in "Tchin-
Tchin." And you haven't
seen drinking in movie until
you see Jack Lemon and Lee
Remick putting it away in
Days of Wine and Roses"
Marlene Dietrich does the
narration for BLACK Fox"
which is about the late unla-
mented Adolf Hitler. Distribu-
ton of the picture has been
set for all countries except
Germany. And the reason, I'm
told, is that the Germans want
to forget the past and also
they do not like Miss Dietrich
because of her pro-Allied activi-
ties during World War II. Well
we like Marlene, and SO does
the rest of the world.
y
With both Anna Maria AL
berghetti and sister CarIa de-
Evening star., 1962-11-02

clining to repeat their Gar
nival" starring roles in Lon
don, the plum part of the little
waif, has gone to a new girl
from Scotland, Sally Logan. In
spite of all the talk to the
contrary, it seems to me that
young people are getting good
opportunities. Terence Stamp,
for instance is very good in
Peter UstinOv's movie, Billy
Budd." So is Tom COurtenay
of the mashed = in clown
mouthed face in "The Loneh-
ness of The Long Distance
Runner"
Nice quote from Pat Boone:
Evening star., 1962-11-02
Fun Couple Was
No Fun for Jane
: BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

ing test he'll have to take
when the show returns tc
town!
Jack Warner has Milton
Berle, Claire Bloom, Dorothy
PrOvine and Ty Hardin in
mind for wall of Noise"
Elizabeth TayOr had better re-
turn to Palm Springs. Hel
throat is acting up again
That's why they were so Ions
rebuilding some of Cleopatra
in Paris. The call was for eight
days, Elizabeth showed up fol
one.
Richard Beymer has faith in
Hope Holiday, but Hope feel.
charitable toward Albert Salmi
Henry Miller's "Tropic OF
Cancer" will be filmed by Pro-
ducer Elliott Kastner, but how
l wouldn't be knowing. The
book, however, banned for so
many years, is now being sold
in the most respectable book
shops.
= 4 =
So much boozing all of a
sudden, in pictures and plays!
Uta Hagen never stops in
Who's Afraid of Virginia
Woolf?"' And Margaret Leigh
ton and Anthony Quinn are
Evening star., 1962-11-02
HOLLYWOOD
HOLLYWOOD. (NANAl

HOLLYWOOD, (NANA). =
Jane Fonda had a big crying
jag when her play, THE Fun
Couple," folded after three
performances. And Jane swore
a mighty oath: II will never
do another play on Broadway"
Never is a long day. But in
any case, Henry FOnda's pretty
daughter has a long list of
movie offers.
Tony Perkins allowed his New
York State driving license to
lapse while making all those
pictures IN Paris, and in the
midst of learning all his lines
for Harold" Tony had to
study his, lines for the driv-
Evening star., 1962-10-05
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current. Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National - Mr.. President"
1925 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - Phantom OF
the Opera; LAS, $3.50, $50
1850 and $50 pm.
Apex-"Waltz Of the Torea-
dors": /. sos, $40, 1880 and
.9:45 pm.
Capitol - mo Man Is an
Evening star., 1962-10-05

Paul Anka, one Of the null
titude of stars in Daryl
zanuck's 1.-THE Longest Day."
will attend the big Ontario
theater preview of the film set
for october IL. He will
conduct one of the bands out
side the theater in his own
latest composition, THE Long
est Day March"
Evening star., 1962-10-05

desks luncheon. More about
them here later. -. Their lat
est joint work, also written and
directed by Mr.. Dassin, is a
contemporary paraphrase OF
'Phaedra." 1t will be the
Dupont theater's next attrac-
ton. In person, Miss
Mercouri sustains the impress
sion created in Never on Sun
day." namely that she's th e
glory that IS Greece. This
impression of her delights Mr.
Dassin as much as it does Miss
Mercouri.
"Gigot," the film that is re-
ported destined to make Jackie
Gleason a major movie star,
will follow "Boccaccio re" at
the Trans-Lux. =. No date
is set Possibly late Oc-
tober or early November. =.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

strategy Of divorcing his wife
only to abandon the subject in
favor of killing the man whom
he discovers has been his mates
lover. The Sellers touch also
infuses q sequence in which en-
route finally to a rendezvous
with his one true love, the gen.
eral is waylaid by his old reg
mental pals enjoying a reun-
ion revel.
Unfortunately for the fun of
WALTZ of the Toreadors," how
ever, Sellers is as potent a
performer in alternating scenes
of pathoS. This is particularly
true of the long, climactic scene
of recrimination between tn e
general and his acid wife in
which they review the events
leading UP to their wasted lives.
In treating his screenplay
as a slice of life filled with
alternating slices of absurdity
and sadness, Director j John
Guillermin can argue that this
is the way life really is. Logic
is with him there, but Sellers
is more captivating when the
balance is not so rigid as in
this instance.
The supporting cast Of the
film at the Apex is another
one worthy of a Sellers pic
ture. 1t presents a ghoStly
Margaret Leighton as the gen.
erals frigid, vindictive wife,
Dany Robin as the virginia.
French charmer who waited
those II years; John Fraser as
the bumbling, timid, loyal jun
ior officer aide; and Cyri l
Cusack as the worldly old fam
lily doctor to the romantically
sick Fitzjohns.
y 4
MEMOS: Melina Mercouri,I
the Never on Sunday" girl,
and her husband Jules Dassin
were honor guests yesterday at
a record attendance dram a
Evening star., 1962-10-05

| Island; 11:45, las. 3:45, 5:45
7:45 and GAS pm.
Dupont - Shoot the Piano
Player; /, 2:45, 4:35. $40, S:lS
and 10:05 pm.
Keith's - Pressure Point"
HAS am, 1:45, $3.50, $3.50, 7:5S
and 10 pm.
MacArthur-"A Coming Out
Party; 7:45 and 9:55 pm
Case of the Mukkinese Battle
Horn; 7:15 and 9:25 pm.
Metropolitan - Phantom o.
the Opera; 1880 am, lis, 3
4:45, $50, 8:l5 and 10 pm.
Evening star., 1962-10-05


whose plight is never far from
the pathetic. If he is not pure
Col. Blimp. that claSsically
amusing character, the thanks
is due to Sellers skill at max
ing any character special.
The Channel-change that
Anouilh's acrid comedy has un-
dergone is attributable. one sus-
poets, to Wolf Mankowitz. He
is patiently an adapter whose
compassion won't quite permit
him to see the old military pro-
fessional as the ridiculous fig
ure Anouilh was only too glee-
full to create.
This, then, is a new waltz
Of the Toreadors," a comedy
still but a more sentimental
one drained of the sting of the
original. 1t is not the ideal
Sellers sort of thing but it is
fugitively satisfying for what
England's funniest actor can
do with, and to, it.
4
Narratively. at least, tn e
adaptation follows the Anouilh
original.
It's setting is a grisly old
country mansion to whic h
aging General Fitzjohn retires.
Even in color, the house photo
graphs dankly, a fitting setting
for q tinid old lecher W h o e
amorous triumphs have be e n
limited to complacent house
maids with a flair for expedi-
ent acquiesence.
In retirement here, however,
the general is a busy figure,
Tending off two repulsive fe-
male children, evading the icy
detestation of his wife, a fake
invalid, and searching for a
way to marry the Frenc h
beauty who has waited for him
for II years.
After this lapse of time, the
latter Is willing to settle for
being her warriors mistress. if
he can finally make a decision
on that score. And, of course,
help her to arrange the condi-
tions to make their mutual sur
render possible.
- 4
The generals indecision is an
invitation to tedium to creep
into waltz Of the Toreadors."
AS usual tedium accepts but t
never SO firmly that spot of
inspired Sellers comedy cannot
break its hold.
He is a splendid slapstick
figure, for instance. in a scene
in which he is discussing the
Evening star., 1962-10-05
EIR-coNplTIoNED
DISTRICT THEATERS

nNNVTn r i443 You ST. NV.
DVVAAAA Doors Open 1890 Pm.
DAVID NIVEN. LESLIE CARON,
"GUNS OF DARKNESS" Feature,
1:lO, 3:lO, 5:l5, 7:15 and 9:15.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

Ontario -" Rear Window"
1:20. 1928, $3.50. 1885 and 9:4C
pm.
PaIace-"I Thank a Fool
IL, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Playhouse - "Boccaccio TO-
~. 8, 6 and o pm.
Plaza - II Spit on You
Grave; 11:45 am. 1870, 1925
5:35, 7:40 and 9:40 pm.
Town-'Damn the Defiant;
Evening star., 1962-10-05

1915, 2:15. 4:20. $40, 81
10:30 pm. and 1885 am.
Trans -Lux-"Boccaccio TO-;
1880 am, $3.50, $3.50 and s:30
pm.
Uptown - Dark tremodeling
for Cinerama).
Warner-"West Side Story:
2:40, $40 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"ADVISE AND CONSENT"-Behnd the political scenes in
Washington by Otto Premingers camera.
IA DOLCE vITA"-FedericO FelIinPs probing report
todays amOra life Of Romes orgy set.
"FANNY"-LesIie CarOn and Maurice Chevaler in Josh
Logan's beguiIing movie Of the PagnOl classic
"GIGP-The lifting nine Oscar musical by the my Fair
Lady" team, with Leslie CarOn, Maurice Chevalier.
THAT TOUCH OF NiNK"-sOphsticated comedy the fun
nier for deft playing by Doris Day and Cary Grant,
Evening star., 1962-10-05

"WALTZ OF THE TOREADoRs." ="
a Continental Distributing release OF
rected by John GuilIermin, screen
play by Wolf Mankowitz from. the
stage play by Jean Anouilh. music by
Richard Addinsell. AT the Apex
Theater,
Evening star., 1962-10-05
THE PASSING SHOW
Sellers BIimP Type
In Apex's Comedy
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic OF The Star

Peter Sellers fans won't give doubt but that is
not Jean Anouhs general the former plays in Waltz OF the
Toreadors."
The military laughaby Knocked in Anouilhs play
remains comedy figure He is not the object of Gallo
however much foolish futile funny OLD warrior
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-18

Taxpayers League. Indeed, we
invite these people to furnish
the assistance that is needed
year after year-budget after
budget-not just at election time
in seeing to it that Montgom-
cry County gets the best pos
sible value for each tax dollar
allocated to education.
"As past presidents of the
County Council of P.TAs, we
plead with the voters of the
county not to place the educa-
ton of all our children into the
hands of those who oppose edu-
cation, those who are concerned
with cutting their own tax bill
than in providing quality educa-
ton, or those who say that they
can do the job better cheaper,
without telling you exactly what
they intend to save and how.
AFTER all, where can you bet
ter invest your dollars than in
the future of America-which
means in the youth of Amer
ica?"