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THE HARRoD FAMILY.
JARMoN, CORA BEcKrON. IN,

JARMON, CORA BECKTON. The
family Of the late CORA B. JARMON
express deep appreciation to the
Rev. Oswald Smith Of Metropolitan
Baptist Church: the Rev, Leon C..
Church; Shiloh Baptist Church
Auxiliaries, the other organizat lions,
friends. neighbors and coworkers
for floral tributes and kind ex-
pressions OF sympathy; the John T.
and wonderful services rendered.
THE PANTY b
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EFIVgELiYN ROSE NALLEY.

PROCTOR, HORACE. The family Of
the late HORACE q. PROCTOR
y the many nSri friends as ana pP nsiSbSoTs
for the floral tributes, messages,
gifts, cards and donations during
their recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY 4
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TALoNE, ANNA MARY, On Thursday,

August !. 1868, anna MARY Ia
vile, Nd, beloved wife Of Roccoe
Talone, mother OF Edward r. and
John j. Talone and Mrs. Anna Mae
Mccormick and sister Of John j.
Reilly Of Philadelphia. Pa. Friends
5000 Rhode Island ave, at Eastern
ave. ne. Funeral Monday, August
5, at $3.50 am; thence to st. John
Baptist de Ia Sale Catholic Church,
where Solemn REQUIEM High Mass
repose Of her soul. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery. PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. Visiting hours, Saturday, August
3, and Sunday. August 4, to 5
nm and z to u m 4
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TAYLOR. MAGGIE LEE On satu

day. August 8. 1868. at her resi-
denee, 100 43rd I'd. ne: MAGGIE
T. Taylor and stepmother OF Clar-
ence w, Taylor She also leaves to
mourn her passing, one sister and
two brothers, other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by the John T
Rhines q Co. Funeral Home. 3OI5
10lh ST n q
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Sicily, DANIEL nj. ST. On SATURDAY

STELa, pANlEha en'' 81. On Saturday'
1884 Merrimac dr.. Adelphi. Nd,
husband q Lillian nj +. Sicily, Father fstner
Of Daniel H., IT,, and John /: Sicily,
brother Of John /. Sicily. Friends
Funeral Home, 2901 14th 81. nv,
after 10 am. Monday. August 5
parking facilitiesl. Services from
the above funeral home on Wednes-
day, August z. at 1890 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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MRS. A. P. DORR AND FAMILY.
HARRoD. CHARLES A., sr. The famil.

HARROD. CHARLES A., ST.. The family
Of the late CHARLES A. HARROD.
ST., wishes to express their graft
tude to the Elder John Lewis. Elder
Phillips and the minister, Lether;
the Gospel Choir of the Church Of
God. pallbearers. soloist. neighbors,
relatives and friends for their floral
tributes. use Of cars, messages. tele-
grams, sympathy cards and many
other expressions Of kindness during
our recent bereavement.
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HA ! 9Log YETTA; On Friday. August

la95 rETTA; On Friday. August
6To a,a Branch yer: NV. beloved wife
Of Mrs. Dorothy Footer OF CHEVY
Chase, Nd. and Alvin Handloff.
she also Is survived BY q brother,
Harry London Of Philadelphia, pa,
and six grandchildren. Funeral serv-
ices az the Bernard Danzansky a
NV. parking facilities adiacentl,
on sunday, August A., at 10 am.
Interment King David Memorial Car
Gen. Memorial week. 3 Pinehurst
slra Cheyy Chase. Md. In lieu Of
buttons may be made To the charity
OF your choice 4
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THOMPSON. THEODORE II. (TED)

Suddenly, on Friday, August ., 1868,
THEODORE H. THOMPSON Of 1T2i
Willard St. NV. father Of Theodore
4. THOMPSON. IT,, and Joan
beloved son Of Mrs. Bessie c. Thomp-
son. nephew OF Bertha Holloway Of
Waco. Tex. and Lily Jones OF Los
Angeles. Calf He also Is survived
BY grandchildren, q half-brother.
Ernest d. Thompson Of Minneapolis.
Mimi; other relatives and a host
Of friends. After 8 pm. Tuesday,
August 8. friends are invited 70 cali
at the Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You st.
NV. where funeral services win be
held on wednesday, August z. at 12
noon. Interment Lincoln Memorial
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HAvERKAMP. ONA wNANTs BOR-

LAND. on Saturday, August 3. 1868.
81 her home. ONA W1NANTS BOR-
LAND, Surviving are her husband.
The Rev. y: v HaveTkamp; he.
Independence. Mo-. Mrs. Roger ID.
crablll of COOS 2Sth st.. Arlington.
Va. Six grandchildren and seven
Observation-Disclosures also survive
Remains at the Arlington Funeral
day. from 3 10 d pm, and Monday
from 10 am. 70 4 pm. Funeral sery-
Presbyterian Church In Arlinston,
Monday. August 5. at pm. Burial
nav nss1 tyieS S.s m NO ,onpr,bmnts 81
her memorial scholarship fund OF
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Alexandria, Va; Trinity Presbyterian
Church OF Arlington. or the First
Presbyterian Church Of Arlington.
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TIPTON, LYDIA M on rhursday

AUGUST 4. 1868, at her residence,
lgs2 sth h.,o DI ST. Sc: LYDIA PA NJ
Jacob Upton. mother Of Mrs. Nellie
Daniels. Roy Upton, Mrs. Elsie
Scroggins and oliver Upton. Friends
may call At the Walsh Funeral Home,
AL 18th st; Sc, where services will
am. lnterment Fort lincoln Gene
terry
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SCOTT, NIxERENE MILES. pr, EuEen,

SCOTT, NlxEkENE MILES. Or. Eugene
NfxERENE MILES SCOTT. wishes
10 express his appreciation 70 the
pastor Of the Dupont Park Church.
friends and neighbors for their
floral tributes. kilograms, gifts and
many cards during his recent
bereavement.
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GRIER, OSCAR HARRY. On Friday.
pital. OSCAR HARRY GRIER OF ia
Florida ave; ne. beloved husband
ward Grier Of Jersey City, N. !. He
also leaves nieces. nephews, cousins
and many other relatives and
friends. The remains rest at the
Jonn Hhines Co. Funeral Home,
later.
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July 20, 1868. FLORENCE L. SMITH
Of 434 21st st. ne. Surviving are
her relatives and friends. After 2
Pm Pm SupSSsy irienas S are inyiIsd 70
1920 9th st. NV, where the Rosary
will be recited at 8 pm. Requiem
Mass will be celebrated at 81. Bene-
dict the Moor Catholic Church. 21st
st. and Oklahoma ave. ne. at 9
am. Monday. August 5. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. A
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express my REFRIGERATION 70 an my
friends and relatives for the flowers
and spiritual bouquets and cards Of
sympathy received during my recent
bereavement.
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uarA nj Uhanka

CARTER. GEORGIA Z. The family Of
the late GEORGIA E. CARTER.
fundamentally thank the many
iigious ORGANIZATIONS Tor their many
acts Of kindness during the long
illness Of their. mother. The family
is also sincerely grateful to these
friends and ORGANIZATIONS for the
many varied contributions OF SYM
pathy during their bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
CURTIS, MRS. DORA r. The family
Is sincerely grateful for the many
floral tributes. donations and mes
sages Of sympathy during our recent
bereavement.
DORA R. CURTIS.
DORR. AUGUST p. The family Of the
late AUGUST P, DORR, wishes to ex-
tend sincere thanks for the many
expressions Of sympathy and other
acts Of kindness rendered during
their recent bereavement
MRS A p DORR AND FAMILY
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Bereavement. A
SHELBY, MAGNUs J. The family Of
the late MA0NUS J. SHELBY wish
10 thank the Rev. Dewey Robinson
and his assistant. Mrs. Maude
Smothers; ushers and pallbearers
choir members. soloist, Mrs. Hattie
Barmore; members OF the Metro
polltan A. NJ. 4, Church. neiRhbors
relatives and friends, for the flora
tributes. use Of cars, messages. tele-
grams, sympathy cards and many
other expressions OF kindness dur
ing our recent bereavement.
MRS. THREsA SHELBY AND
sMACKUM, MARY NJ. The family OF
the late MARY M. SMAcKUM. wishes
70 express It's sincere appreciation
10 the many friends for their floral
tributes. messages and gifts durine
their recent bereavement,
THE FAMILY.
TAYLOR. ANNA ELIZABETH, To al
who were 80 kind and thouRhtul
during our bereavement. we offer
our most heartfelt thanks.
MRS, WHITE GLADYS JUST. MISS
NAOMI BLANCHE TAYLOR.
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july 81 1903. WILLIE II o MRfEdhssc Jr.,,
Of 5000 Benning I'd. s.e.. son OF
William and Mary Green; brother Of
Mrs. May z. Moten. Edward Earl
= Monday, August 5, friends NAV call
az the johnson a. jenkins Funeral
Home. .4S04 Georgia ave. NV, where
funeral services will be held on
TUESDAY. August o, at 1890 am,
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry,
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PoRrER. COL. DAVID D.. UsAF ne.

tired. on Friday, August 2; 1853 i.iS
34th st. south. Arlington, Va. be-
loved husband Of Grace Davies
Porter: brother Of Mrs. Joseph 4.
Of Cincinnati. Ohio. Services at the
Fort Myer Chapel. on Tuesday,
August o, at pm. Interment Ar
iington National Cemetery. Arrange
ments BY the Rinaldi Funeral Home.
7400 oeorgia ave. IN lieu Of flowers
30 the Gen. Henry II. Arnold Edu-
cationai Fund. Air Force Aid So
ciety. washington rs, ID. c. 3
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IHAMKINs. aEoROE MeKINLEY. on

HAWKINS. GEORGE MCKINLEY. on
Alto Hospital. WashlSston. B. C.
GEORGE M. HAWKINS Of 4ii7
beloved husband OF Mrs Beatrice
W. Hawkins. Notice OF funeral lat
Home.
HAWKINS, ISAIAH $. on Saturday
August 3. 1903, at The Washing
ton Hospital Center. ISAIAH 8.
father q Mrs; Elsys Jones, MTs.
Isaiah. jr.; william and BENJAMIN
Hawkins: 10, grandchildren. two
Great-grandchildren. other relatiyeY
and many friends Remains resting
at the John 7, Rhlnes Co. Funeral
Home. 3Ql5 18th u. ne. Notice Of
funeral later. D
HICKERsON, ETHEL. on Thursday,
August /. 1868. ETHEL HICkERSOk
Of 1905 Oallhtin 81, NV. beloved
wife OF David Hickerson! sister OF
Gertrude MeDermont. other relatives
and friends also survive. After =
pm, Tuesday. August g. friends are
Invited to call At the Frazier Fu-
neral Home, $50 Rhode Island ave.
nv. where services will be held on
Wednesday. August z, at ! pm. the
Rev. Percy JernAgin officiating. In
terment lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
NsVs
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MORGAN. JOSEPH T.. sr. On Friday,

MORGAN. Sr.. Of i4l9 East Capitol
ST.. husband Of Mabel NJ. Morgan.
Also surviving are seven daughters.
five sons, his grandchildren. sisters
and brothers. other relatives and
later. Arrangements by MCGUIRE. Inc.
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v,A MA = Lo ER .FR Rse cOss ee1

MacGUINEAs, DONALD p; On Friday.
GUiNEAs Of 55O5 Wilson Ia. Be-
thesda, Nd. beloved husband Of
Frances MacGuineas and father Of
Donald B. MaeGuineas. .jr.; brother
Of Mrs. Bradford Vandeusen. Me-
mortal services will be held Monday.
August 5, at 1880 pm. at the
Robert A. Humphrey Funeral Home.
Bethesda, Nd. In lieu Of flowers
the token Of sympathy may be made
"a YOUR faVorite charity
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"e AISust i. 1853, JOHN McFADDEN
OF 1925 Columbia St, NV. He is
survived by three cousins. Mr.. John
Nelson. Charles Nelson and Mrs.
Frances Nelson Thomas: other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
may be viewed Monday, August D,
after s pm, at the Hall Bros Fu-
neral Home. 621 Florida ave. NV,
where funeral services Will be held
Tuesday, August o, at l pm. the
Rev, David L. williams officiating.
Interment Carver Memorial Gene
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"Wednesday July 81, 1888, ELIZA
BETH J. RICHARDSON OF 2l4 v
81. ne, vile OF the late BertTam
Richaroson. daaghtsr o. william 3,
sister Of Alesa A. Prltehctt, Jean A.
johnson, William n. Of New York
City and David %. Anderson OF
Hawaii Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends, From Q
70 y pm. sunday, friends are In
vited 70 call AZ the Mcclure Fu-
where services viii be held az $3.50
am Monday. AUGUST 5, fnterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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LEE. VIOLA HUTCHINSON, In loving
ana adoring memory OF an ador-
able mother, grandmother and sis-
ter MRS. VIOLA HUTCHINSON
LEE, who departed this life one
year ago today, August 4, 1862.
Our deVout prayer is that she Il
now In Gods keeping
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MURPHY, CLEMENT c. on saturd

August ), 1868. at his residence,
3SS EsIsish s. Sc; ,S SLEMa ai coS G.
e. Murphy; brother Of william B.
Murphy, Agnes Higgs. Irene Walters
and Edna Dyer. Funeral from the
above residence, Tuesday, August o.
at $3.50 am. Requiem Mass at the
Church OF the Assumption. at ~
am. Relatives and friends invited
interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Friends may call after 8 pm.
Sunday.
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sk G.E ms sH u 3 ,S q Wsanes-
103, beloved. husband of Mrs. Their
esa L. Sewell and father of Shirley
s. Dungee, Althea s. Kitchens,
Aline 8. Williams, Dolores s. Smoot,
Alvin T., Spencer Z. and DR.. Donald
Grandchildren, other relatives and
many friends. After l pm. Sunday
friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920 9th
st. NV, where services will be held
at 11:30 am. on Monday. August
.. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery
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EVANS, ACTON 3. In loving memory
Of my dear son. ACTON Z. EVANS,
who passed away five years ago
today, August 4. 1883.
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GkEEN, kOBERT Z. on wednesday.
5gly ,s 81; 1893. ROBERT I. GREEN
Gertrude L. Green. After ~ noon
Sunday. August 4, friends are in
yited 70 call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You st. NV, where funeral
services VIII be held on Monday,
august B. at IL am. Interment
Carver Memorial PARK. q
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WHERE End WHEN
Current Stage and Screen Shows and SHOW Time.

Stage
NatiOnaI-"StOp the World
Want to Get Off; $3.50 pm.
Arena Stage - Dark. 1.-THE
Devils resumes tomorrow. 2:3O
and $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador-'Mary, Mary;
las, 4:2O, SIS and $3.50 pm.
Appetite COnjugal Bed;
/, 2:45, 4:SO, 6:15, sos and $50
pm.
Calvert-"Three Fables OF
Love-: $50, BIS and 1905 pm.
DupOnt-"The Leopard;
/, $40, 6:25 and 9:1O pm.
Embassy-"A New Kind of
Love-; LIS, $3.50, 5:35, 7:4O and
Gas pm.
Keith's-'Lilies Of the Field;
HAS am, las, S:45, 5:45, 7:45,
and Gas pm.
Macarthur - Heavens
Above!"; TBS and Gas pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"Mary, Mary;
Has a.ms 2:1O, 4:S5, z and
9:35 pm.
Ontario - "This Sportin 6
Life; l, sos, Sis, 1880 and
$50 pm.
Palace-"The V.I.P's"; 11:4s
am, lao, s;45, $50, ESQ and
9:55 pm.
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Mr.. Hitchcock
Likes Tippi

Alfre d Hitchcock, who has
been looking for a new Grace
Kelly ever since the first one
gave up being a HOLLYWOOD
queen to become a Monacan
princess, seems to think he has
found her in Tippi Hedren. He
has just announced that the girl
who first worked for him in
s'The Birds" is the one he has
selected TO play the lead In
''Marnie.n This, you win re-
member, is the role the prin-
cess almost came out Of retire
|ment to play for Hitchcock, I'M
til S om e thing or somebody
changed her mind.
Miss Hedren's coStar will be
Sean Connery, the rugged Scot
who leaped to prominence as
the rugged James Bond Of ''Dr.
No" He later repeated the role
in From Russia, With Love-
and presently is involved in
woman of Straw" with Gina
Lollobrigida, who couldn't posi-
bly, be playing the title role.
Could she?
Mr.. Hitchcock, incidentally, is
being much less secretive about
Marine" than he has been
about some past films. Miss He
dren will be playing a woman
whose complex life has turned
her into a compulsive thief and
Connery the compassionate huS.
band who would keep her out Of
Jail and save their marriage.
-
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one thing, the orchestra pit win
be opened up to accommodate q
full symphony orchestra, the
first time that will have been
done in II years. A curtain and
some special lighting also are to
be installed for the ballet per
formanceS.
The Ballet Theater company
dancing here will be headed By
Toni Lander, Reyes Fernandez,
John Kriza, Dianne Richards,
Ruth Ann KoeSun, Sallie Wilson
and Eleanor D'Antuono. The en-
tire company numbers IS men,
berS.
The November IS program
will include William Dollars
Concerto" the Leonard Bern
steinJerome Robbins Fancy
Free" the Don Quixote" pas
de deux and Theme and Varia-
tons" The following night the
dancers viii offer LES Syl-
phideS," "Jardin aux Lilas," as
led by Antony Tudor;
Flower Festival" and Divert
issements From Napoi." The
concluding program on Novem-
Der q viii include John Taras'
Designs With Strings, !" ''Black
Swan" and Theme and Varia-
tions."
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she as the waif named Lii,
who attaches herself to a small
travelling circus, he as the Grip
pied puppeteer who falls In love
with her. Miss Cowie brings
to the Merrill score a beguiling
soprano voice that is clear,
tonally clean and emotionally
flexible. 1t might be a little
more robust here and there,
but that's the only complaint.
She does handsomely by "Yes
My Heart" mira" Love
Makes the World Go Round"
and the others.
Mr.. Field is an effective Paul
inside and outside his puppet
theater, bringing off 1--WE Got
to Find a Reason" Everybody
Likes YOU" "Her Face" and
"She's My Love" in fine fash
ion. The two make a delight of
the wiStful scene in which Paul,
too shy to do it himself, woOS
Lily through his puppet charac-
tiers.
Ernestine Moss as Resale,
Ronny Steward as the Marco
who keeps slipping her leash
and David Riddick as the carni-
val owner are others important
ly involved. Miss Moss makes
the comic most Of that scene
with the circus boss wherein
she laments her lot and does
that "Humming" song. She's a
funny girl and she gets a solid
assist from Mr.. Riddick. Mr..
Steward contributes some furth-
er comedy, especially in "a
Sword, a Rose and q Cape" in
which he is ably aided BY a set
of d cling roustab0uts and
Choreographer Louis Johnson.
Mr.. Johnson's inventive
touch, incidentally, marks sew
eral areas Of this campus Scar
nival." All in all, il is a lively
show as directed BY Ted Shine,
with musical direction by Har-
old Wheeler. Carlton Molette's
simple, cheerful sets and Shi-
zu's costumes also capture the
carnival spirit. The musical will
be repeated four times a week,
Thursday and Friday at $50
and Saturday at 2;SO and $3.50
pm.
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Tony Bin. In None But the
Brave. " I'VE make it in Hawaii
and Japan" the handsome No
tire Dame graduate called to tell
me. His wife is expecting a
baby, and ! asked him, Can
you take your wife with your"
81 don't know" the man with
two first names replied, adding
but Pm going to-" / like his
firmneSs. More important, SO
does his wife.
Tony Randall hailed me at a
Joe Levine party. He looked a
little odd and explained that his
hair has only just grown back
from his last picture, ''The Seven
Faces Of DR.. Lao" "What's
next?" / asked Tony. Send
Me No Flowers with Rock Hud-
son and Doris Day." "0h," said
this reporter. "a wee Rock and
Doris" Sometimes we go a lit
tie wild.
And things are a bit wild in
Madrid on the set Of 1.-THE Thin
Red Line" which was authored
by James Jones. Producer PHI
Lip YOrdan likes one ending,
stars Keir Dulle a and Jack
Warden want another, and Di-
rector Andrew Marion is hold
ing out for his version. Author
Jones, IN Paris, vetoed them all
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HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD NANA).-
President Kennedy, l am told
by Producer Stanley Kramer,
viii attend the New York pre-
miere on November IL Of STAN
ley's comedy riot, 'It's a Mad,
Mad, Mad, Mad, World" 1t will
be a slam bang affair with the
proceeds going to the Kennedy
Foundation. But it viii have to
be very slam bang to beat last
nights Hollywood premiere,
with correspondents from all
over the world, including four
from Tokyo and another two
from Russia. And heaven knows
what they will tell the comrades
back home about the capitals
tic way Of spending. The Holly
wood junket cost Mr.. Kramer
$500, 900. And he had paid
$3.50, 900 to Tania and William
Rose for a three-page mem
orandum of the plot. And the
film itself cost So million or 50
million.
And it was nice to see how
the MAD World" stars gave
their all for Stanley at the party
following the premiere, from
Spencer Tracy and Milton Berle
to Ethel Norman, who post
poned her night-club date in
New York for three weeks to be
here in person. Mickey Rooney
came in from Yugoslavia. And
Jimmy Durante, on whom l have
always had a mad, mad, etc.
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES"-Lee Remick and Jack
Lennon in a dramatic bout with alcoholism.
1.-THE HAUNTING"-Juie Harris and Claire Bloom improve
spOOky ghost yarn with some convincing acting.
LII ABNER"-Peter Palmer, Stubby Kaye and scads Of
pretty girls in a freewheeling musical hOedOwn.
'"THE THRILL OF 1T ALL"-James Gamers the patsy in
another Of those comedies for the Doris Day Fan Club
WEST SIDE STORY"-NataIe Wood and Rita Moreno in
beguilng film version Of the Broadway musical
WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?"-Bette Davis
and Crawford in cheerfuly grisIy horror tale.
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President Nay b
Attend Premiere
By sHEILAH GRAHAM

crush, came in from his house
in Beverly Hills, a hop and a
shnoz away. In one night, Stan
ley made Hollywood the glamor
capital Of hhe world again. Now
we need more Of thi sort Of
thing.
After five bad scripts, Tony
Curtis decided that 'Playboy''
is not for him. l never really
thought it was. In spite Of
the obvious fact that Geraldine
Page is expecting a baby she
has never given out a statement
that she is. That's like the days
Of old, say so years ago, when
these little matters were never
discussed. Geraldine's present
picture with Glenn Ford, "The
Cutoff ow ers," is chock-a-
block with the young Of famous
stars.
First Of all there's Glenn's
son, 17-year-old, Six-f o o two
Peter, who plays Shorty, a bell
boy; Ray BOlger's nephew Mar
ty; and Michael Anderson, jr.,
son of the director. -. CHS
can't fire Judy Garland, and
she can't fire them. That's the
way the contract goes. She viii
definitely do 10 more shows for
them. Now let's hope the rat
ings 60 up. They should.
- e
Frank Sinatra gets the best
looking Marine fox hole mate,
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THE PASSING SHOW
Howard Players Do
Lively Carnival
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star staff Writer

Thanks first rate voices that do justice the lifting
Bob Merrill songs the Howard University Players have
I'd with engaging Carnival" open their 1864
The acting may not be par with the singing but its
undergraduate level it is good enough any demands
Of the script its Ira Aldrdge Theater audiences.
Margaret CoWie and Alfred Field the romantic leads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-04
The Broadway
Box Score

1t appears that Director Alan
Schneider, to the surprise Of
very few, has another hit on his
hands. Edward Albee's 1.-THE
Ballad Of the Sad Cafe" staged
by Mr.. Schneider, arrived on
the Broadway scene last week
to be hailed by five Of the daily
reviewers, disapprOved by only
one.
The other Broadway arrival
Of the week was ''Berenice, {"
second Of two plays being Of
fered in a two-week New York
engagement by Marie Bell and
her French company. According
to the weekly Associated Press
tabulatiOn, it won praise from
one of its three reviewers.
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and wrote q new final scene,
and that is that.
Note from Bobby arin.
Thank you very much for the
nice closing comment on the
Buddy GreeO-B o bby Darin
would-be tiff. If there's anything
l don't do, it's Try to bum-rap
other performers. Again. thank
you" Bobby is tops in his field
as / have said before and he
can afford to ignore people who
swing on his coattails.
Hope Lange's thought for the
day: Il had to give up playing
the cello because / was afraid
Of getting bowlegged." / never
thought Of that.