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Evening star., 1962-12-30
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and Services call 783-76OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14

Banter and James Garner. 1t
should be around for awhile at
Keith's, where it opened today.
This time Mr.. Wyler, with an
adaptation by Miss Hellman
and a screenplay by John Mich
ael Hayes, follows the original
play closely. This makes 1.-THE
Children's Hour" a movie with
vastly more impact than "These
Three" which tried to tell the
story in 1886 while avoiding all
mention Of its basic motivation.
It is, as you know, the &C
count Of what happens to the
two young operators of a fash
tonable girls school when one
of their charges-badly in need
Of "a trip to the woodshed-
spreads a malicious lie about
the unnatural passions that
rage behind closed doors after
the tots are bedded down. What
happens is complete debacle.
The school is shut down. One
gil. loses her fiancee. The other,
her soul shredded by the reali-
cation that the charge of Les
bianism is true in her subcon-
scious mind if not in fact, is
driven to suicide.
= = = y =
Mr.. Wyler's movie is not to be
praised without reservations,
however. His direction, for in
stance, is sharp and revealing
in individual scenes, but the
overall pace is painfully plod-
ding.
The basic premise probably
isn't as sound as it seemed a
quarter of a century ago, either.
We have progressed in So
phistication Sufficiently that
q man can make a faithful
screen transcription of 1.-THE
Children's Hour" and get a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
DRAMA IN THE ORIENT

for this, or for giving her the
Oscar If that happens next
month.
Miriam Hopkinse, one Of the
wronged girls in "These Three, F."
returns now to play the aunt
Of one who could have saved
them both by, being less selfish
and she does it with abundant
skill. Mr.. Garner is almost lost
in a film acted by and obvious
ly for women. but he plays the
doctor agreeably. And Karen
Balkin Is thoroughly disagree
able as the warped little girl who
causes all hell to break loose
for the innocent proprietors
Of her school.
$50
In dealing with a theme
heretofore not allowed by the
Production Code, Mr.. Wyler
has demonstrated how much
good taste can count for. He
has handled the sensation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
WHERE AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions And Times Of Showing

Playhouse-"La Dolce Vita;
IL, 3, 6 and 8 pm.
Plaza-"Temptation";; HAS
am, 1880. $40. $40. 7:45 and
9:45 am.
Town-"Lover Come Back:
1915. 2:15, AIS, 6:15, 8:15 and
1915 pm.
Trans-Lux Walk on the
Wild Side; 11:10 am, ITO,
1920, $50, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
UptOwn-"West Side Story:
2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Judgment at Nu-
remburg"; 2, Sis and $3.50 pm.
pm.
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Production Code seal for it,. It
seems a little far-fetched that
this much complete ruin could
be created by a child recog-
nizable as an utter monster
even by her doting grand
mother.
Still. 1t is a valid dramatic
device and If you accept it Mr..
Wyler will chill you to the
marrow with his account Of the
despair and disaster bred by
malicious character defama-
ton.
Any shortcomings Of 1.-THE
children's Hour" though, are
more than counterbalanced by
its considerable merits and
ranking high among these Is
the acting. Miss Hepburn, of
course, is no surprise. Her per-
Torrance here is one more that
will touch your heart. She is
warmly appealing as the girl
who wants to get the school on
it's feet so she can marry the
young doctor. When she forces
her fiance to ask the inevitable
question-"IS it true?"-and
realizes that their marriage
never can happen. she captures
complete compassion.
Miss MacLaine, on the other
hand, may surprise you just a
little. She has been a high
voltage personality and a capa-
BILE performer, but the sheer
excellence Of this performance
is a thing Of beauty. It is dis
corning acting all the way and
when Miss MacLaine finally
gets around to her tortured
confession Of the inner shame
that has just been revealed to
her, only the most calloused
onlooker could remain I'M
moved.
In scene after scene in 1.-The
Children's Hour" both Miss
Hepburn and Miss MacLaine
manage to reveal inner
thoughts without a word. They
are ably abetted, too, most
especially by Miss Banter.
Her portrait of the grand
mother who unleashes disaster,
then is shattered by the dis
covery that all was based on
complete falsehood already has
the accolade of an Academy
Award nomination. There can
be no quibbling with the judges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
Stage

Stage
National Theater-"The Mir
acle Worker; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Arena 1.-THE Misalliance";;
$3.50 pm.
Catholic University 1.-THE
Firstborn"; $3.50 pm.
Howard James Brown,
"Babatunde Olatunji";; 2, 4:45,
1880 and 10 pm.
Washington Theater Club D.
"A Country Scandal; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - MALAGA:
1:25. 1850 and 500. 1.-THE
Couch; sos, 6:25 and 10 pm.
Apex-"La Belle Americaine";;
1:25. $3.50, 5:35, TAO and GAS
pm.
Capitol - COLOSSUS Of
Rhodes; IL, 2:20, 4:45, ITO
and 9:35 pm.
Dupont-"One, Two, Three;
1:20. 1925, $3.50, 7:35, $40 pm.
Keiths - 1.-THE Children's
Hour; 11:15 am. 1:2O, 1925,
5:35. TAO and $50 pm.
Macarthur Murder She
Said; $3.50, sos and $50 pm.
Metrop0litan-"The Couch:
1880 am, ESQ, 6:10 and 9:40
pm. Malaga; ITO, ABS and
8 pm.
Ontario - Light in the
Piazza; 1:25. $3.50, 5:35, 7:45
and 9:55 pm.
Palace satan Never
Sleeps; II am, ITO, 1920,
$50. TAO and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14

tinged aspects Of the story not
sensationally for shock effect,
but simply as inherent ingre-
dents In Miss Hellman's
drama.
It is not a picture for chill
dren. It is not without its
shortcomings. But 1.-THE Chill
dren's Hour" Is an adult drama
tastefully made for adult con-
sumption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
THE PASSING SHOW
'ChiIdren's Hour Is
/ Moving, Adult Drama
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star staff Writer

In his second try at making movie of Lillian Hemans
play 1.-THE Chdrens Hour Director William Wyler has
upwith potent drama 1t poignant touching
story around frightening exhibition of the devastation
that be wrought by malicious SANDER superby acted
cast headed by Shirley MacLaine Hepburn Fay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14

THE CHILDRENs HOUR" a
United Artists release, produced and
directed by william Wyler, SCREEN
play by John Michael Hayes. adap-
tatioa Nv Lillian Hellman from her
play: music by Alex North. At
Keith's Theater.
The Cast
Karen Wright Audrey Hepburn
Martha Dobie - Shirley MacLaine
DR.. Joe Cardin James Garner
Mrs. Lily Mortar Miriam Hopkins
Mrs: Amelia I,, Tilford- Fay Banter
Rosalie Veronica Cartwright
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General Electric
%" UHF-VHF N
s2T7

Smart console TV in slim
low boy styling. Hos built
in UHF tuner and ontenno
for oII-chonneI reception.
z in Wosh.; z in ArI.
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Konn's Portable
Sewing Machine
= sac

Sews forward and back
ward! Automatic bobbin
winder, buiIt-in dorner,
luggage : type carrying
case. In both stores
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WAsHERS-DRYERS

Washington Store Only
Friedore Deluxe 2-CycIe Washer --------$l5o
Norge 2-CycIe Automatic Washer wosh-rinse temps,
Sl37
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Easy AII-Fobric Automatic Woshef; 2-speed; wosh
rinse temps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! Eosy Automatic Cos Dryer; z temp -----------$l57
Hamilton 2-CycIe Cos Dryers; 3 temp. -------$l47
RCA Whirlpool 2-cycIe Dryers --------------$l25
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General Electric 2-CycIe, 2-Speed Washers -----$l49
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RIGA WHIRLPOOL WASHERS

Only 5 at this inviting price! Desiro-
BILE 2-speed, 2-cycIe fully outonotc 9IHO
washer 3 in Washington; z in ~
Arlington
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RCAV Victor q"
Console TV
s2IA

Only 5 q" console
TV with big 282-sq. in.
viewobIe picture, plus
Golden Throat tone; New
Visto tuner full-Power
transformer. In Washing
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Refrigerotor-Freezer
1893

Only | ct this low price!
Big 2-door refrigerator
freezer combination big
l2-cu.-ft. capacity. WASH
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Washington Store Only
2 Admiral %" Console TV ------------------$l77
Famous Brand %" Console TV -------------$l6S
! RcA Victor q" TV, AM-FM Rodo, Sef-Contoned
Stereo Combination
| Zenith %" Series Console TV --------------$l7
z RCA Victor q" Series Console TV ----------$lss
z RCA Victor %" Series Low Boy Console TV ---$l7S
z PhIco le" Series Deluxe TV ---------.------$I57
q Admiral le" Series Portable TV -------------$lz3
3 Phco ~" Series Portable TV ---------------$lzS
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Compact 3.2-cu.-ft freez-
er with sofe zero-cold stor-
oee! Holds ~ pounds
of frozen foods. In both
stores.
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GENERAL ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER

Only at this low price! 2-door
Frost-Guord model. No defrostine 9JhO
ever in refrigerator or freezer 3 ~
in Washington; in Arlington.
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lieu. 1T. freezers that
hold 385 pounds of food.
Wrop-oround cooling for
foster freezing. interior
light. Only 3 :. Woshine-
ton only.
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TEREO
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! General Electric Stereo Console
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| General Electric Stereo with AM-FM Radio; can be
mounted on wall ------ SILT
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Observation-Disclosures

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General Electric l3-cu-ft Upright Freezers with door
JOCKS
Friedore ll-cU-ft. upright Freezer ---------$l67
General Electric Frost Guard Refrigerator with bottom
feezer ---------- 1869
Friodore Imperial 2-Door Refrieerotor-Freezer
TURQUOISE .-T~--------------7 - STAT
3 Norge l3-cu-ft. 2-Door Never-Frost Refrigerator
Freezer ----------
General Electric l0cu.-ft Refrioerotors -------$l44
z RCA Whirlpool ! Cuff Upright Freezers $50
General Electric l3-cu-t 2-Door Refr9efoors--$2
Friodoire lieu. #. Refrigerator ---------$I5s
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Do q weeks washing in less
than an hour! One tub
washes, the other spins
clothes damp dry. In both
stores.
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washington SIuTs VHT
| TeIefunken Stereo Console AMIN Radio slip
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Imported stereo Console with Cocktail 6or----$Is7
| RcA Victor Stereo Console ------------------$66
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Arlington Store Only
Admiral q" Console TV ------------------$l77
Famous Brand q" Console TV -------------$l69
| RcA Victor q" Low-Boy Console TV --------$z27
Admiral le" Portable TV ------------------$lzs
PhiIco lo" Portable N
General Electric UHF-Vt4F q" TV ----------$2l7
Phico lo" Deluxe TV
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RADIOS, PH0N0GRAPHS,
TAPE RECORDERS

Washington Store Only
MuIby De luxe Stereo Portable Phono $6e
RCA Victor Stereo Portfolios ---------------$s7
Admiral TobIe Rodos-
IS Admiral Clock Rodios
Zenith TobIe Rodios
RCA Victor TobIe Radios
Zenith 4-Speed Photographs ----------------$4
Ennud AM-FM-SW Tobe Rodios-
TeIefunken Jubiote TobIe Rodio------------$66
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Imported AM-FM TobIe Rodios --------------$4
Bell Cortrdoe Tope Recorder
Bell Stereo Tope Recorder
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once Store, Washington; Lower Level, Arlington
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Have dual channel stereo
omplifiers with separate
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Wosh.; 3 in ArI.
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Has big q" TV with 28o-
sq.-in. ViewobIe picture,
stereo phono with 4-sPeed
automatic record changer;
AM-FM rodio. 4 speakers.
In both stores.
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Observation-Disclosures

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Norge l3-cu-ft 2-Door Never-Frost Refrigerator
Freezers -----------------
RCA Whirlpool Cuff. Upright Freezer -----$l69
Norge l-cu.-ft Refrigerator ---------------$l57
Famous Make l2.o-cu.-ft Upright Freezer - $lS9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07

Asahi, complimented Mr.. Ken
nedy on the poise and good hu-
NOR with which he reacted to
the heckling by Q small group
Of leftist students that marred
his otherwise enthusiastic well
come to Tokyo's Waseda Uni
versity yesterday.
"Rose to Meet Challenge"
Kennedy rose to meet the
challenge" Asahi said.
Three young Formosans
showed up at the United States
Embassy last night to ask Mr..
Kennedy to help make Formosa
an independent country, ruled
by neither Nationalist China
nor Communist China. An En-
bassy official politely turned
them away, saying business
hours were over for the day.
One of the group was Thomas
Wong, 20, who identified him
self as a graduate Of George
town University, Washington,
D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07
Robert Kennedy Urges
japanese to Progress
OSAKA. japan. Feb. 7 (Ap)

OSAKA. Japan. Feb. z (AP)
United States Attorney Cen
eral Robert F. Kennedy chal-
lenged Japan's youth today to
join in a worldwide fight
against poverty, ignorance and
disease.
las young people, we can do
battle together as brothers to
make great progress" Mr..
Kennedy told students at a
petroleum institute in the heart
Of Japan's teeming industrial
area.
Enthusiastic students mobbed
MIR. Kennedy when he arrived,
reaching to shake his hand and
shouting hello. Everywhere Mr..
Kennedy went on this second
leg Of his six-day visit to Japan
he received a warm. friendly
welcome.
AS his motorcade spe d
through the countryside, past
rice paddles and thatched-roof
cottages, villagers and + arm
workers gathered to wave. At
one point he leaned out to
shake hands campaign style,
and a student handed him an
omamori woven amulet in
tended to safeguard travellers.
Red Outbursts Brief
There were only brief dem
onstrations by Communists. At
a Kyoto hotel, as the Kennedy
party drove up in a bus, about
100 Japanese Reds behind po-
lice ropes shouted Go home,
Robert Kennedy" and waved
banners reading give Up the
Breakdown on the American
Communist Party" ~. s. I'M
Fperialism, the Enemy Of HUI
manity," and Yankee Go
Home" Mr.. Kennedy took no
outward notice.
At another point several
demonstrators held up banners
reading 1--WE Are Against the
Oppression of the Communist
Party Of America" and Give
Back Okinawa." Mr.. Kennedy
ignored them also.
The United States Presidents
36-year-old brother questioned
the students at the Petroleum
Institute closely about their
studies and told them:
"You have the responsibility
to help in the fight that has to
be fought by all young people
throughout the world against
poverty, ignorance and disease. !"
TOURS Electric Plant
Mr.. Kennedy, who flew with
his wife to Osaka from Tokyo
this morning, also toured an
electrical plant that turns out
100000 TV sets a month. He
asked company officials about
the workers wages and working
conditions.
MIR. Kennedy and his wife,
Ethel, lunched with workers
and union officials on whale
steak. Attacking the meat with
chopsticks, the Kennedys ate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Kennedy Pay Reform Plan Gets
Cool Reception at Senate Hearing

classified and postal salaries on
a national pay scale, rather
than on the area rate concept
Of Federal blue collar workers.
Several other com mittee
members didn't appear to like
the administration proposal
that once pay compatibility
was reached, the President
would use annual Bureau Of
Labor Statistics figures to make
annual recommendations to
Congress on adjusting Federal
classified and postal pay. It
appears that Congress doesn't
like being pressured and put on
the spot every year on Federal
and postal salaries.
50 Il 4
POSTAL RATE TIEUP-An-
other significant occurrence at
the first day pay hearing was
the injection of the postal rate
increase issue.
Pinned by the administration,
Democratic Senators Monroney
Of Oklahoma and Clark of
Pennsylvania demanded to
know when Senator Johnston
would schedule postal rate
hearings. Senators Monroney
and Clark said they favored
pay raises but declared that it
was essential that postal rate
increases be part of the bargain.
Senator Johnston, who has
been cool to postal rate in
creases, finally said he thought
postal rate hearings would start
about February o." although
he refused to be pinned down
on the date.
Significantly, Senator john
ston, looking straight at the
postal employee union leaders
attending the hearing, declared,
I'm not going to vote for q
rate bill until these boys postal
workers. get a pay raise" SEN
ator Johnston also favors pay
raises for other Federal workers
as well.
| Senator Johnston has given
strong hints that in order to
get an adequate pay raise for
postal workers and lower.
salaried Federal workers he will
tie a postal rate increase to pay
raise legislation on the Senate
floor.
The Senate committees pay
hearings will resume on Febru-
airy is when administration
officials will return to testify,
perhaps by then with President
Kennedy'S specific pay raise
i proposals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07

and Tobago has decided not
to participate in any federation
of the Eastern Caribbean. Fin
ally the premier of Barbados
and chief ministers Of the Lee
ward and Windward Islands,
while advocating a new feder-
alton between their territories,
are agreed that the present one
should be dissolved"
Viscount Alexander, opposi-
ton leader in the Lords. ex-
pressed the Labor Party's regret
that no way could be found to
prevent dissolution of the
Federation.
Mr.. Maulding said the British
government was anxious to
keep some of the services which
had been operating on a
Federal basis in the territories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07

Cnescnle1 ministers OF Cne Lee
ward and Windward Islands.
sMy talks revealed that we
faced this situation: Jamaica
has declared its determination
to withdraw from the Fedora
ton and this decision has been
accepted by the British govern
mel6t," Mr.. Maudling said.
talks to blueprint a separate
constitution for Jamaica, larg-
est and most advanced member
of the Federation, began in
London last week. A formal re-
quest from Jamaican Premier
Norman Marley and opposition'
leader Sir Alexander Busta-
marite, for Jamaica to secede,
wasimade at the conference.
Before Jamaica pulled out
the West Indies Federation was
made up Of a string of islands
covering 5000 square miles with
a population of 3,115.000.. The
other territories are Antigua,
Barbados, Caymasl Islands, Do
miniea, Grenada. Montserrat,
st. kits Nevis : Anghilla, st.
Lucia, st. Vincent. Trinidad and
Tobago and the Turks and Cai-
cos Islands.
Mp. Maudling told the House:
1.-The government of Trinidad