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ACCOUNTANT
$3.50. married. Excellent opportu-
nifty for career position with pro-
gressive, established firm. Good
starting salary and other benefits.
ACCOUNTANT or AUDITOR, with
hotel or club background, for
position as office manager in top
country club, Pleasant working
conditions. Salary open. BOX 49,
"A. Star, stating uualifications and
salary desired.
ACcTs., jrs. -srs., for cPA firms.
Many top firms, top salaries, We
ATLAS AocY., i4So N. \. Ave. NV.
ACCOUNTANT-orowth opportunity
for experienced individual. Degree
required. Desire accountant with
q history OF success. Ability 10
ment, I prime a Te egVi ane can
Mr.. HuTzEIL. ~. S-5b22.
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER
for .well-known wholesale bakery.
Must be experienced, salary open,
qualifications, and salary expected
TO Box 1894, Star.
ALL AROUND maintenance man.
Must have license TO drive. For
real estate office. 421l 9th ST. NV.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN with car
70 help me with sales. $40 mo.
plus. Mr.. EDsALL, UN. 4-660i.
AUTO MECHANIC, sober, perma-
nent position with own tools. Good
.1pportunlty TOP salary, Applr
4244 Wis. ave. NV.
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BUYER-TRAINEE

CARPENTERS. rough and finish, g.
day wk.. good. slaary. Call VIII.
2-0719. Also subcontractlng.
CARPENTERS, report ready for
work, GEORGETOWN, South Manassas,
Va. 3-year Job. See MR., YEATS.
CARPENTER. finish and trim.
Report ready TO work with tools at
$50 Constitution ave. NE.
CARPENTERS
Framing hands for 35-unit apt.
bldgu 50 ,hr,. see Mr.. Lamb at
TIFFEY fob, 1920 Naylor I'd. Sc.
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ELECTRICIANS, exper. mechanics
only. Call JE. 2-7IOO, Monday
through Friday. 9 to 5.
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HELP MEN

|DRYWALL FLNIsHERs, 1st-class
mechanics. Good working combs.
top pay. 434-7454.
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ELECTRICIANS WANTED, Journey
men exper. In. old work. Must have
drivers permit and ID. G. license.
Call no. 2-ll11
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ELECTRICIANS, i0uTneyman card
required, drivers license D c.
and Nd, old and new work, Paid
vacation, Gal between $3.50 and
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ELECTRICIANS, exper. in instaila-
ton and repair Of mechanical
equipment. Apply after 10 am.
2S38 Bladensburg I'd. me-, LA. o.
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ENGINEER (prefer man with IL
cense) for luxury apt. bldg. in
nearby Alexandria, Va. Must be
sober, thoroughly familiar with all
phases Of bldg, maintenance, in
GLIDING No. Q oil burner operation,
also knowledge Of central air
cond. system required. Salary to
COMMENSURATE, with experience.
FSr apt; csli 1S MR. KRANz. To-
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CARPET LAYERS and apprentices.
top salary. paid vacation, hospi-
talizatton and pension plan. UN,
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HELP MEN

CARPENTER TO do general real
sss.ssats. repair work. Apply 1o2i
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CARPET MECHANICS. and help,
ers. exper.s guaranteed 80 wks.
top salary. company benefits, con-
tact MR.. PEARL, 629-S00O.
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CARPENTERS, lst-class mechanics
for remodeling In Bethesda. Chevy
Chase. NV. and Potomac areas.
Top Eagssss 2po-o0s7. seb-14sa
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1851 Impals e-dr,
hardtop. VS. engine, standard
transmission. r. and b., Wv. tires,
immaculate red finish. On-the.
SPOT financing. S1,006.
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8 cyls.. Fordomatic, 7. and h.,
WV. tires, white with blue in.
terror. week end special, 1899
STEUART
FORD
9th and N. Y. Ave. NV. Ma. s.3004
FORD '5s 2-dr., VS., auto, clean
Sacrifice, S5s5. cal 4756.
FORD ,62 Gslaxie 300" 4-dr.. p.s.
n sw ana Rs A. iTuis 81 =, etc LIZ
sSieSS k SE; e esGG55a owner R'in'
FORD $50 Country Sedan, Fordo
mssaSsolc' SSi4ssI ne "a p's'' Just painted
FORD '55 2-dr. sedan, VS., over,
drive, I; and h., good cond., $500
FORD '57 VS.. radio and heater
yshiitsz Tslls' auto. trans" $500
FORD '5S 2-dr., VS.. str. stick
white. T. and h., $4,000 mi. Mus
see to appreciate. S675. 6s1.4s32
FORD '5s Fairlane 300" Fordor
cond.. $3.50. 277-7s5s. VS. ~O'
FORD 81 2-dr., 8 cyl, r. and h.
sell, S476. OF. 1865.
MODEL "a" 1880 cpe. .76T. re,
stored. needs l rear fender: detail
piet e. Completely s t m SI SO re-
built, reupholstered, ETC.. new wiz
ing, brakes, spare wheels, tenders
many parts incl, $3.50. 949-0657
F sSg 81 ; S r, wseOp what sns S.R
you to offer? 291-s424.
FORD '57 cow, white top, new
paint. auto. trans. Wv. tires
above avg. cond. 281-352S.
FORD '59 Q passenger country Sc
dan, VS.. power steering auto
matte transmission. padded dash
seat belts, new tires. Excellen
eon coz tSn;so ss7b. Private owner
FORD "a 4-dr. 8 pass, sta. wagon
top Of the line model, new cond
throughout, no dents, scratches o
rust on finish. beaut. red ant
v wms0 hpttar pea AZ
asgerations, needs nothing. IS,
900 true mi, beauty, must SCI
to appreciate. Price. $3.50. Sorry
no less, Lady owner since new
DI. 7-S933.
FORD $50 2-dr. sedan, VS.. straigh
S oT make I; otter Ne assSe2ssSo. conc '00O
FORD SO Ranchwsgon. Good tires
Ssx BRAKES a s5sn front os end csS
and IN excel. running eond.' 1925
FORD '62 Galaxie FordOr. VS., au
cond., 81 .9o5. Call 536-s663.
FORD 20, Corvette '6s engine
FORD 81 Galaxie conV.. T. and b,
white. auto. AL cond.. OIL. 6-2121
FORD '61 oalaxie starliner hdtp.
1852" VS.. 7. and h.. eruisomatic
p.s., WV. tires, tinted glass. bes
FORD '57 Tudor de luxe, W
Fairlane 1900" auto. trans. goot
cond. $395. WO. 6-1519.
EOhD 90 rbahCu Wohohp bAeSA eut
white, economical, clean, 1 own
sS4eS74 I t'OA O 0A-
HUDSON 81 Hornet 4-dr. sedan
SHsS' o s5sas' SIS an On n 1883 SSSSs run
HUDSON '52 Hornet, 4-dr. sedan
clean, excellent condition. 500
MA. 2.0259.
HUDSON 1854 Wasp, motor anc
tires excel, 500 ssnr ansp" slOC
HUMBER $50 -snipe sedan
walnut and leather int. tea tables
& sp. sS Otter Ri PIT 4 BIZ auto trans
FOWLER MOTORS, Ltd
lS SiIa NS5tH ~ Fort Meyer E pr sIss,.
MPALA '63 VS. 2-dr, hit. ivy
green, r. and h.. w.-w, 500 down
take over payments. 332-e0S0.
IMPERIAL '57 4-dr. hdtp.. :. anc
h.. full power, perfect rubber
Orig. owner. low mil. $500. JU
9-s157 or ST. 3-00s5.
JEEP $50 station wagon, 4-Yheel'
drive, Warner hubs. low mileage
RE. 6.6e66.
JEFF 4-wheel drive station wagons
ss Hst.c.s . so sSHss: 1873 ssS ana y
ROSSLYN AUTO BODY CO., Au.
thorized Jeep Sales and Service
1917 N. Lynn st.. Arlington, IA
$4,000.
LARK 80 station wagon 4-dr.. 2
and h., stand. trans, white, ex.
CHRYsLER-PLYMoUTH. JE. @
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cADILLAc 81 sedan % yills,
SnsssSys and vents. SsTs; seats t;.
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
1890 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '67 Sedan De Vile. Air
sSBsait, excel excl, t como. w va, HS.seos.
CADILLAC 81 Sedan de wills. All
rover equipped, SWAY seat. power
windows. new transmission, i'm
mac. eond inside and out. sl'O7o'
CADILLAC $50 sedan, black and
White, matching Interior, 7. and
n, pA. p.b., special $500.
Capitol Cadillac Dds Co.
1870 22nd st, NV, FE. $4,000
CADrLLAC $50 Dc vile f-dr., AZ
g ggD.r. w SIas ae.sss99d' WHITE pS''
CADILLAC $50 coupe dsville, at
oather and nylon interior, S2,Seb
Lindsay Odds Cadillac
"AUTHoRIzFp DEALER"
oV. 3-03bO ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC 'b7 conv., full power,
S sss.alo sond' 10" NIL $780, 81
CADILLAC 80 Sedan az Wills.
nus loads Of power SxtrSS, hot
OPEN EYEsY EyENINo
Suburban Cadillac lds,
f020 Ari r.. Bethesda OIL. 0-770O
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FORD $50 Ranch Wagon, black and
white, economical, clean, / own
er, S595 or reasonable offer. Call
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FORD '62 daiaxie Fordor, VS., au-
to-, white with blue int, excel
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FORD ~ Tudor de luxe, VS.
Fairlsns 800" auto, trans. good
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Suburban Sui Cadillac Odds

Suburban CadlIIaC-OIdS.
1000 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC new 1893. u. 8. CON-
S .ss nss E'i ssSP ,s ss,y
stSsa d TSSa factory EsS s AZ:
cond., 6-way seat, cleo. windows.
tnvl. vent glasses. power door
locks, adjustable steering wheel,
controlled diff, tinted glass.
Vogue safety premium tires. un-
aeEeost, many ether extras t' re, re-;
s ss s. ,: EN- .. t: Sgs h i5ss; g!
{g0L or phone CA. A-ai2i. EXT.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(coNIINUED)

CADILLAC SO Sedan De Vile, all
factory equipment incl. FACTORY
AIR CONDITIONING. ! owner,
low miles. immac. condition, 81
596. UNIVERSITY AUTO SALES,
Univ; blvd. and Colesville rd.'
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HUDSON 81 Hornet 4-dr. sedan.
n nsS s tTs5s'' s Il and IN n EoSs run
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stick, =. and h. AL cond. $3.50.
or make offer. 935-2694.
FORD So Ranchwsgon. Good tires.
excel, auto trans, low mileage.
New brakes and front end. Clean
and In excel. running cond., S526.
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'PEN EVERY EvENINo

CADILLAC '6i convertible, fully
equipped, sec warranty. Only
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JEFF 4-Wheel drive station wagons.
several TO choose from, all ip
first-class condition. S595 and up.
ROSSLYN AUTO BODY CO., Au-
thoriEed Jeep Sales and Service.
1917 N. Lynn st., Arlington, IA.
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CHEVROLET 80 4-dry with heatr.
very good eond. $50. Call OIL.
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LARK 80 station wagon 4-dr., Z.
en- c H. .t: ss4s TrsaREisV sHRS :H
CHRYsLER-PLYMouTH. JE. q
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MBER $50 Super-Snipe sedan,
lnut and leather int. tea tables,
and h, p.s,. .p.b. auto. trans.
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F ssSS g go, e-S SSFy'tt' '6s engine
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HUDSON 1854 Wasp, motor and
tires excel, Ell. gcCSSa stnr ansp" $500
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CHEW. 'bs 2-dr., Z. and b., auto.
trans. black and white, 1-owner.
Must see to appreciate, $3.50. RE.
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FALCON 80 white Fordor station
n SSs0H tir. AT Hld coma hi i TS S tis13s
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lindsay OldS-CadlIIac

CADILLAC 80 convertible, white,
10000 miles, all power. like new
Must sell, going overseas. 10.
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HUDSON 20 Hornet, 4-dr. sedan,
clean excellent condition. $500.
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0 laps GOO. Ssfrsia a. 4. sS sDd d.
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production numbers and, he grins, the
fact that a chimpanzee is used in the
high-wire trapeze act.
The Greatest Acts" show on Feb.
is, will offer such Oriental divertiss-
ments as:
Q Samurai sword fighters first a
duel, then one against many, in the
traditional manner);
. A juggler named Komazuru who
works with spinning tops he can spin
on the point Of a sword;
Evening star., 1963-01-27

. The String Brothers English name)
playing the samisen, the equivalent OF
the Japanese banjo. and singing Japa-
nese songs.
If you want to get in touch with
Ameche, incidentally, you'll have to
hurry. He's leaving with producer
Gates for the next circus stops -
Amsterdam and Munich.
"Pve never been to Amsterdam"
says Ameche, with a faraway look
in his eyes.
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Art masterpieces reproduced with raised brush
strokes! Varied sizes, mounted on heavy board
and vanished, ready to be framed and hung! Of
many different subjects! Perfect for any room!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
Frank Perry, who directed the
enormously successful David
and Lisa" is off to Gradyville,
Pa, to make "Ladybug, Lady
bug" The first film cost $780,
600. And isn't Mr.. Perry the
answer to the foreign COMPETE
ton? French Star Jeanne
MOreau will probably be the
star Of Mr.. Perry's next movie,
incense to Idols" by Sylvia
Ashton Warner, which he des-
cribes as the story Of an en-
ormously passionate woman. i.
Warren Beatty has rented a
luxurious apartment at the Del
monico in New York, where Van
johnson also lives. The rest of
the "Lilith" company, though,
will be living right on location
at oyster Bay. Long Island.
Author Henry Miller's "Tropic
Of. Cancer" will be filmed in
France before the end of the
year. But Just how they can
translate this shocker to the
screen, I wouldn't know.
The Barbara h-Warren
Cowan baby is due next month.
=. And I was sorry that Deb
bic Reynolds lost the baby she
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have the customers clamortng
for more But that's exactly
what Liberace did on his open
ing night at the Blue Room,
where the Terrace trade had
been blown by q sudden storm.
He bills himself, as you know,
as mfr. Showmanship" and he's
entitled. It actually is a sort
of one-up-man-ship in spades
that he practices. He has an
audience overawed even before
he touches the piano. He does
not enter, he bursts into view,
wearing q dazzling smile and
an almost equally dazzling
white tie-and-white- out
fit aglitter with diamonds
rhinestones and silver buttons
You never saw anything like II
and you never will again -
until he makes his first costume
change.
You may laugh at this gaily
caparisoned character Liberace
has created for himself, but
as he has observed. he cries all
the way to the bank. He's doing
q lot better with the sequined
lapels and that damned grin
than Walter Liberace, concert
pianist, ever would have done.
Behind the rhinestone facade
Is an entertainer with abun-
dant talent and the warmth to
project 1t. He's q gifted piano
player and all those ruffles
and flourishes are not employed
to hide any lack of genuine
skill. It wouldn't be Liberace II
he didn't start out by playing
"I'll Be Seeing You" against
orchestral fireworks that make
Judy Garland's most over-ar-
ranged number sound like q
simple little folk song.
With this and O few Jokes
out Of the way, he gets down to
serious business, with a fine
piano salute to the West Side
Story" score. He turns to MACK
the Knife" as originally writ
ten, as q waltz, as bossa nova
and as q framework for boogie-
woogie. He losses off his own
Theme From Outer Space,
performs a masterpiece of dex-
terity by doing "Tico Tico" In
double time and sails through
an assortment Of Chopin music
piano Roll Blues" which he
declares he performed in vaude.
vile at the age Of IS, leads
him into q soft-shoe dance.
This In turn leads him into
the need to catch his breath
and an excuse for q costume
change, SO he introduces a CIR
named Jan Mozart. She Is an
accomplished and decorative
soprano who Immediately shows
off with "Un Bel d." Their
moves from that rarefied atmos.
phere into Richard Rodgerl
territory for Sweetest Sounds
and mo Strings"
Liberace returns to Join he
in a medley of memorable pop.
ular songs, to play som,
more spectacular piano, Il
dance the bossa nova with Mis-
Mozart, to tell some more Ii.
berace Jokes, to coax q ring.
slider into q dance. He's quite
q show.
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and Harry Karl were expecting.
Perhaps she should stay put
when she is expecting. The
first miscarriage last year might
have been because she worked
in a picture too late in the preg-
nancy. And this time, she went
on a trip around the world with
Mr.. Karl.
Jimmy Stewart will head for
the hinterlands to tub-thump
Take Her, She's Mine" when
the time comes for release.
Jimmy will only tour with pic
lures that he considers good.
And he has not toured very
often.
Red SHELTON lost pounds and
pounds during his four weeks
Of performing at The Sands In
Vegas. I'm now down to 1877,
and that would have been my
college weight-if I had gone
to college," AS a young teen,
Red ran away from home and
Joined a circus.
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AFTER DARK
BurIesque Still
Clasps in Bistros

BurIesque isn't dead. Mori-
bund, maybe, but 1t has n OF
gasped its last yet. Snatches of
1t still are to be found In some
less sophisticated bistros and
for the most part they are
tawdry remnants Of what once
was d lusty branch Of show
business.
There's not much left now
but the ingredients tn I
brought on burlesque's decline
girls of less than awe-in-
spring grace and tasteless dirty
jokes. The girls, incidentally,
who used to be known by the
grandly contradictory term,
strip-tease dancers, now are
called "exotics," for reasons no.
body seems to know. Maybe
they all come from Baltimore.
One establishment that seems
to be doing a satisfactory If
not precisely a thriving trade
in exotics and crude jests is
the downtown Champagne
Room, which once featured
name acts. It is known in this
present reincarnation as tn e
Champagne Room Playgirl
Lounge and features what is
described as continuous enter
tainment.
IA 80
It is continuous, all right.
There's a master Of ceremonies
named Russ Byron, given to
such mites as "She's a WON
derful girl very kind to her
family never goes home, |"
and II had an uncle like that
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By JOHN M. RossoN

another in the latter area, an
intriguing little place that
many an area diner already is
familiar with-the Old Anglers
Inn on Macarthur boulevard
extended, in Montgom cry
County five miles beyond Glen
Echo.
We dined on a wooded patio
under the stars. Water trickled
down a grass-covered embank-
ment and fell into a fish pond.
Night birds could be heard
chirping in the nearby giant
sycamores. The Potomac River,
though not visible. was only q
few hundred yards away
through the trees. A liveried
waiter brought us a whiskey
sour, Anglers onion soup au
gratin, a tossed green salad
with oil and vinegar, Louisiana
frog legs sauteed in brown but
ter and garlic, q baked potato,
fresh green peas, hot rolls and
butter, coffee, and Kadota figs
in brandy. Then came the Sec
ond cup of coffee. By then 1t
was completely dark, and the
surrounding woods came alive.
Here and there you saw a fire
fly or a moth. You might have
been a thousand miles from the
city.
Because Of its longevity, the
Old Anglers Inn is a bit more
than another area restaurant.
Its history goes back to 1860,
103 years ago when it came into
being as an inn offering. gra-
cious accommodations to tray
elers. Near the site Of the inn,
as the restaurant now boasts,
Indians Of the Algonquin Ma
ton maintained a post for their
travelling traders" after whom
the Patauomeck River was
named. Not far from the site,
Capt. John Smith made camp
on his canoe trip up the river
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DINING. OUT
Gourmet Fare
In Suburbiu

We are not, in all probable
ity, the worlds most Travelled
restaurant columnist, but we
have been around a bit, includ-
ing three trips to Europe. In
all our gadding about we have
yet to come across the major
city that can lay claim to more
good dining-out spots in its
outlying areas than Washing
ton, d. c.
Paris, Of course. abounds in
good restaurants but once you
are out of the city you are out
of the city. Excellent restau-
rants can be found in the near
by towns. Of course. They are,
in. fact, the backbone of the
French restaurant reputation
but they belong to their little
towns-not to the Paris picture.
The same might be said of
London or Rome.
Washington, however, is diff
ferent, 1t seems to us.
Many restaurants In nearby
Maryland and Virginia are as
much a part of the Washington
dining scene as they are
of the Maryland and Virginia
pictures. In some cases, more
so. A number Of spots, in fact,
are several miles from the
nearest community and derive
much Of their business from
motorists living in Washington
or tourists billeted in Washing
ton. Good Virginia examples
might be Evans Farm Inn, the
Lazy Susan, the Cedar Knoll
and the Collingwood- the
Potomac. Even those close in
like the Little Tea House, the
Old Club and the Denleigh
House-are identified as WASH
ington- dining-out spots. If you
don't believe 1t, ask the own
ers what they'd do without their
Washington diners.
In Maryland there is the Oh
ney Inn. the Peter Pan. Nor
mandy Farm. the Hungarian
Castle and Mrs. Kay's Toll
House. This week we visited
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in the summer Of 1908. And so
1t goes. During the Civil War.
couriers with dispatches from
the Capital and officers and
men of units of both North
and South found respite at the
inn, its owners maintain. Even
Teddy Roosevelt visited it dur
ing his fishing trips up the Po-
tomac.
The facilities were restored
in 1857 and the inn became
primarily a restaurant. Owned
by q Washington lawyer, John
T. Reyes. it is one of the few
restaurants in Montgomery
where liquor can be sold, in
Guiding Sunday.
The inn, while 1t boasts of
its seafood-and notably Of it,
crab imperial-also offers other
entrees. There is chateaubriand
for two, SIS; roast prime ribs
of beef au jus, $3.50; q prime
filet mignon, $3.50; a prime
New York cut sirloin, So:
stuffed Cornish hen on wild rice
flambe, IS. broiled double
French lamb chops with mint
jelly, $3.50 and broiled Hawai-
ian ham steak, $3.50. There is
shrimp Newberg, shrimp Nor
folk, imported lobster tails, Col
orado rainbow trout almandine,
and soft shell crabs. Prices in
clude a baked potato, a vege-
table and the hot rolls and but
ter. Appetizers, soups and sal
ads are extra. Our frog legs
were $3.75, with the total meal
including cocktail-coming to
$6.25 not counting tip.
The inn is open the year
round. In the winter you dine
on the second floor, two coy
rooms which make you think
you're perhaps dining at the
captains table aboard ship.
The hours are 5 pm. to mid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

once now he's my aunt"
Then he gets worse.
There's a comedy team named
Alverda and joey Ross, WI o
start out promisingly with a
satirical sketch about q no
talent movie star doing a Las
Vegas floor show. The promise
soon fades, though. They run
out of comedy long before they
run out of stag party material
and unbounded If unshared en-
thusiasm for it.
Then there are those girls.
One, named Sherri Benet,
prances around aimlessly for
awhile, then takes off some Of
her clothes. Another, named
Carmela, does likewise, enliven-
ing the procedure by letting
out q small shrek every now
and then, startling the day.
lights out Of DOING ringsiders.
A third. Misty Lane, does some
more of the same, q shade more
gracefully.
So 80
The night this bill was APP
praised there were no rude cries
of Take 1t off" But nobody
yelled, Put it back on" either,
so the girls must figure they
came out even. None of them.
however, is a talent match for
the fourth girl on the program,
"a sturdy acrobatic dancer
named Fern Monahan. She can
stand on her head on a chair
and do the twist and you can't
hardly see that anywhere any
more.
The tariff for all this at the
Champagne Room Playgirl
Lounge is a mere $3-per-person
minimum, If you sit at q table.
If you sit at the adjacent bar,
there's no minimum and you
won't miss much. In fact, you
won't miss much If you stay
upstairs.