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Evening star., 1963-04-29
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FALLS cHURCH. VKcKNT-BFiok
Sisss. DiSscrSi ainn f% tsh!r5na rn .sr.,n:d Tissd
porch. Safass. m-scrs iot. Sal.
$50. FIIA, Move In on oecupaney
PLANTATION REALTY IN. s.7ooo
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARCOLA-AN ACRE OF TREES. A
perfect setting for this roomy older
home. 4 bedrms.. big liv. rm.
with stone firepl& garage. $31,-
$50. 949-7070.
C. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
BE MY NEIGHBOR = $4,000.
Wheaton 1st-offering, 3-bedrm.
den, 1h-bath split-level. sits on
attract corner lot with estate
today's best value. J. v. CALI
ANDRO AND CO.. Ar 7-5lo1.
VIII. 6-3247.
BETHESDA, walk to NH = u
years old, split foyer, brick ram
bier across from beautiful park.
4 bedrms.. 2 baths. central air
conditioning, rec. rm. with fire.
place, electric kitchen, disposal.
dishwasher. An unusual value in
the low 30s.
THE NEII, CORP nj S-R333
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Shannon & Luchs

- ~ @NN ~ a ~
5000 Conn. Ave. "our 5sth Year
SsnhtsO1 Quality Saiil sssarold s:5Sl e NsH sEicE
split-level. 4 bedrms,, 3 baths. sep.
dining rm.y excel. kit. with ample
table space. daylight valk-out rec.
rms rmss lovely view from patio
ANDRis iSfSsVi REALTY OIL. a-ao7o Til o
BETHESDA = REDUCED TIL IT
HURTS. Owner put over $4,000
in. luxury. improvements In this
3.bedrm, brick rambler, centrally
air conditioned, 2 firepls.. garage.
de luxe features throughout. Now
GEO. w W ROBERTSON, REALToR
OIL. 2-2l23 Ewes. OIL. 4-lis3
BETHESDA = 3-bedrm., 2-bath
brk. Colonial with mother -in-law
suite. firepl, scr, porch, fenced
yss5dss ssoSon on bus line 2 Kitchens
NATIONAL CAPITAL. Realtor
OIL. 2-2i23 Ewes. oil. l-OgO3
BETHESDA -3-bedroom, / " bath
brick rambler. Just 1 block 70
Wildwood shopping center and
kbA " = 4bFN ifNfi hNNAAhHtNH hAN
iy priced at Sl7,Dhn,
ANDRIs REALTY OIL. 2-gO7O TIL o
BETHESDA - NEW HoMEsl The
most outstanding value being Of
fered today In new housesi Ram.
blers. bi-leyels and splits. 9, 4
and 5 bedrms, located close IN on
wooded lots. Dead-end street. Up-
per "Os 20 lower 3Os.
ANDRfs REALTY OIL. 2-pO7O Til
BETHESDA. north Ashburton -
Used brick. rnulti-level, 4 bedrms.
den, .2h baths. lge. kit, entr
hall. lRe. sep, din fm.. full bsmt d,
rec. rm, with firepl., patio. close
10 pub. and parochial schools
Avail mid.June. $50, 500. OWNER,
BETHESDA oeorgetown Village =
Reduced $1,000 for uulck sale,
owner buying new home. 3-bedrm.
rambler with lge family rni At
tractive fenced lot Walk 70 shop-
PIN. many extra features. Asking
T. N. LERNER
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ALEXANDRIA AREA

ALEXANDRIA AREA
.s5Es s6EEe,t'6E brick pl,ysl split,l,sysl in excellent
bedrooms. Wall-to-Wali eSrpetine
room and halls. Modern. fully
equipped kitchen with eye level
oven, tabletop stove. Paneled
daylight recreation room, fenced
back yard, .carport. Near Cameron
station and swimming pool. Close
TO shopping, churches and schools.
In Blessed Sacrament Parochiai
Area. Washer, dryer. two afr con-
ditloners included In full price Of
$25,5OQ. FOR COMPLETE AND
rI1E5RRSSoNALIzED I15R son NJ SERVICE CALL
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Shannon & Luchs
5000 Conn. Ave. "our 5sth Year"
COLESVILLE AREA = SI5,s0O., g.
bedroom rambler, practically q
brand new home. hot-water heat,
garage, very large wooded lot.
GRAY-KESSINGER
Realtors JU. $500
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HYATTSVIILE

HYATTSVILLE
owner Just sliced price on
this 4-bedrm.. 2-bath, ~
story bungalow to- S13,950
for immediate sale. Full
bsmt. with oil hot-water
heat, level fenced yard. on
bus line and convenient to
schools and shop. Vet no
down payment or easy con-
ventional financing.
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KENsINGTON ROCK cREEK
HILLS AREA-Prestige area with.
out the price tag, as such, Mod
3 bedrns.. ga baths, with 4 lge.
bedrms.. on one floor. Centrally
AT eond.. other features. 500, ,0b0.
BEMiS, BRAID AND LANODON,
INC, aig.O90O.
kENwOOD-Under $50. 600. Build
erS'. special air cond. 3 b.r. Co
lonlal Huge lot, walk 10 country
coUNTY-wfpE CO. REALTORS
aip-lg0i
LANGLEY PARK = Cream puff
Wa 10 everything, 3-bedrm,
bath, Colonial style home,
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
LIST WITH Us FOR REsULTs w
LANGLEY PARK = New 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial LIST flr, powder
rm., walking distance 10 aii shops
and trans. We take trades, SlS,-
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. A.i7OO
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
over 90 Homes Sold In March
We Need More Homes Because
We Sell More Homes
HUGH 7. PECK, INC. ReAltor
ll9fh Georgia Ave.
CALI. nan. Elln
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Bethesda Realty

REALTORS OIL. 4-I4l5
BETHESDA--Beautifu Colonial on
large wooded lot. sep. din. rm.,
den and powder rm., 3 bedrms. .
baths up, lovely rec. rm. Off-street
parking, eonv. located. $4,000.
OIL. 6-4453.
BURToN-KELLEIGH. REALToR
BETHESDA = This magnificent
brick, stone and slate ColoniaI Is
the rare home that comes on the
market every 10 to is years. Built
in 1850 and completely renovated
u is the real life example Of arr
chiteet's concepts you've seen in
magazines. Enter into q foyer lge.
enough to dwarf many living
rooms. Step down to a living room
with fireplace and French doors
leading to balcony. Large sep. din.
rm., gorgeous all-new kit. ad-
Joining .1st-flr. family room with
walk-out TO sun deck. Paneled den
and full bath on LIST floor. Up
stairs are 4 lge. bedrms., and .
baths. Bsmt. incl. paneled rec. rm.
with End firepl. Garage. All this
on over acre Of wooded grounds
on . desdsend street Of individual
AEpRIs realty REALTY OIL. 2-sO7o It'll o
BETHESDA = SPACIOUS brick
split-level in. st! James Parish. 4
immense bedrms., big liV. rm.,
banqnet-sized sep, din. rm., huge
all-modern kit. daylight walk-out
rec. room with fireplace. garage
Fenced yard. fantastic closets
spread out comfort for the really
ANbRis REALTY OF. 2-sO7o TIL 0
FIRST
OFFERING Of . pretty brick RAM
bler, ideally. situated in a. de-
lightful wooded areA. near close
In Bradley blvd. featuring very
attractive living rm. with fire.
place, dining rm., excellent kitch-
en-, bedrms., and 2 tiled baths.
Daylight rec. rm. with fireplace,
bath and built-in garage in full
basement. Patio and barbecue in
shaded yard. A wonderful buy
in this fine area, at S2S,7b0.
For details call our
BETHEsDA-cHEvY CHASE OFFICE
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

18TH AND COLUMBIA RD.-Thrse
rms, kit. bath, foyer, lge. closets.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(coNTlkiueD)

CARROLLTON-ses this king-Niss
Cape Cod home with 4 bedrnls,.
:s%. :sR; SiP al lOs5 sn wa 1nS sSsEpTSFEss
HUGH TT I. PECK HE. 4-l7OO
FOR RESULTS LIsT WITH Us
CHILLUM-dI no s dn., or FHA.
Ssn.. SiSno siS.5o6. 4. n LEVY: Sas:' sS:'
Evening star., 1963-04-29

BETHESDA-Brick rancher on "a
acre lot with trees. LIST II. has 3
bedrooms. . baths. paneled den,
hv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din.
rm.. 20-ft. kit. End II. has .
large bedrooms and bath. Lower
level has rec. rm. plus children S
playroom. screened porch. Won
derful closet space. S49.500.
Rofhncdo poo1tu
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Charming English cottage with
three bedrooms, living room. din; n
porch, South OF town on shaded
lot overlooking river.
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BRADLEY HILLS

DIkk1OLE I dILIO
The advanced design Of the pace
setting Weathervane Homes put
them years ahead Of eontempo-
rary planning. There are 4 bed
rms. baths. rec. rrn.. carport
and patio which overiooks beauti-
fully planted h-scre lot.
You'll like the harmonious decorat-
ing OF all the rms. CarpetinR incl.
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BOGLEY

zoos Wis. Ave. OIL. e-7sOO
BETHESDA-WYNGATE, Adeiaid DIR
brick Cape Cod, bedrms.. 2
baths, liv. room with firepl., large
kit, large sep. din. room, paneled
rec; room. bsmt., S27,5O0. $685.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

SUBURBAN PRoPERTIEs Mor.
ROCKvILLE-You will want this
4-bedrm. home with family kit,
liv. rm. with firepl., earport and
fenced lot. Only S14,750.
YOUNkIN a CO. 933-1500 TIL o
SLIGO WOODs-Brk. and shinele,
bsmt.. patio, fenced. Like new.
Only $lb:S50; e33-I600.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

IAIgS'T.x IIa,g'I. 1T TrosNN=sisy.s.s.os; $50
Brick a.bedroom rsmbisr on
.y,,ynl ys,Lyy nlarss lcl With p.rksliks
al schools and shopping.
Home In immaculate condI-
Llon. lEYea.. KI. A-lA12l
Evening star., 1963-04-29

ROCKVILLE GLEN LEA = New
brick Colonial. 4 bedrms.. ~
baths. all-elec. ranch kit, dis
posal and dishvasher, pine-pan-
eled rec. rm.. oil h.-w. Dashboard
heat, garage. 1-acre lot. 1mmedi-
ate occupancy, $500. g. z. Bog
LEY INC. Po. 2-6l5l. Suns. and
Ewes. PO 9-Ahl4
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PARK, finest area
Semidet, town house. 3 bedrms..
baths, rec. rm., drawing room,
din. rm., 1 air eonditioners, Wv.
carpeted. viii be, compl. redec-
grated. Avail. May Is on 2-yr.
lease. 1878 mo. Call Mr.. Crow
ley; EN-. 10000. LUGUM q GER
Evening star., 1963-04-29

NEAR BAILEYs CROSSROADS and
Columbia pike-Attractive rambler
with center-hall entrance. 3 bed
rooms, den. rec. room. 2 fire.
places, patio. Avail. July. 5000.
Many other rentals 10 see. Call
JE. 2-2620. JOSEPH W. SEAY
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LANDOVER AREA-3-bedrm. town.
house, u baths. sep. din. rm.
central air cond., rent Sl35 OF
will sell Sl35 dn., $3.50 mo. J. v
CALIANDRO AND CO., AP. z.
5l91, AP. 7-4022
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ArrME.SsSSSSIBskos Es6ScATIoH
ONLY S400 DOWN

Pull monthly payment tat on this
with full basement, dishVash-
iul view from your picture win.
ao.. stSp . renting; sI,g;,r.s take n .dyent- ~.
Bath, 772.t9O0 or 47f.b00d,
THOMAS ?, HALEY. Reaitor
1901 Annapolis I'd, Lanham, Nd.
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MOORE REALTY

z sRkING ROCKVILLE
bi-leyel on y acre, 4 bedrms., 2
hall on upper level, lower level
has 2S-ft. rec. rm. adjoining huge
an-eiec. kit, powder rm. and pan
eled study. Assume $4,000 OF
loan, FHA Apr. at S91 600.
KoRzENDoRFSR REALToR, OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12

1rnnhle in An infOrmer in Dublin re-
m.rs: ports that not since the
UuuIIH Irish Republican Army's Easter
Rebellion Of 1916 has the city seen SQUAD
bling like that surrounding the filming Of
Somerset Maugham's "Of Human Bond
Gge." It sent director Henry Hathaway
packing out Of Ireland last month. Then
Kim NOvak huffed of the set for French
leave in Scotland. Meantime, Laurence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12
over 600 reasons why you won't

A spring cold comes frOm-Who knows what?
Hay fever cones from pollen in the air. Either
way. you're uncomfortable from sneezes and
sniffles, itchy. watey eyes and a stuffed-up
nose. What comfort to forget these miseries
all day long! And you can with Contsce.
Each Contac capsule contains over 600 tiny
time pills" that don't forget. Some act fast.
for fast relief Others work continuously to
stop sneezes and sniffles, relieve itchy, wsteD
eyes and clear nasal congestion up to IL
comfortable hours. Enjoy all day or all night
relief from the misehes Of spring colds
or hay fever. Get COntac at your pharmacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12

plnmNF nj "HGUe you heard about the
a. mysterious area of the south
me week cas-. US. coast where ships
and planes disappear without a troce?"
This was asked us recently by a young
enlisted man in the Navy. The rumOr =
or legend Il goes back to 1913, when the
American ship CycIcPs, bound from Brazil
to Baltimore, vanished from calm seas
without clue. On December S, l945, six
US. Navy torpedo planes took of from the
Naval Air Station at Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
and headed out over the ocean, never to be
heard from again. This winters unex-
planned disappearance Of the l5,724-tOn
merchant ship Marine Sulphur Queen has
revived interest in the mystery area"
We asked the Navy about it. 'Just a
strange coincidence" said spokesman.
The official point Of view is, "ShiPs and
planes disappear in oil parts Of the 'cOTld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12

Harvey was exploding i'm
patiently over the delays.
There's been so much
fighting that the Irish -
even those without
brogues - have taken to
calling the picture "0f
Human BaRdage!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12

The Pacific is dotted sUith graves Of unGc-
cOunted:fOr craft. The Fort LGuderdsIe
Disappearance has neUer been cleared up.
Bat the Macy does not beIiere there Is
'tsciIisht sOHe' of the southeast coast
that gObbIes up ships and PIGnes.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12

n1nish The THIS WEEK-spOnsOred idea
s:SL, Of celebrating the Fourth
IIueIv DeII of July with bell-ringing
has swept the US. - and beyond. Freedom
bells will ring this year at Denmark's
RebiId National Park, 800 acres bought in
1909 by Danish-Americans lea by DR.. Max
Henius, a Chicago scientist, expressly as
site for annual Fourth Of July Observances.
The Danes say they wish they could ring the
bells, as will be done in the U.S., all across
the country. They cans, because since
the Middle ages that's been DenDSGrk's
signal for general mobilization!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12

changes
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and at
q Jared buttons dOpng pockets
dapeS s. shoulders hodc wide lp
NOw Andrew Pahac
pwhh
yanedn rolled npped
Ole!
Evening star., 1963-03-27
NEWS OF MUSIC
Ormondy, CIiburn
In Notable Evening

delivered with a special flavor.
OF the expected spirituals, the
unaccompanied "A City Called
Heaven" had the greatest i'm
pact.
Evening star., 1963-03-27

Mattiwilda Dobhs, Atlanta
born soprano who until recently
was much better known in Eu-
rope than here. charmed and
thrilled a capacity audience In
the Metropolitan AME Church
last night. The charm was due
to her gracious stage presence,
while the thrill was occasioned
by her artful use Of an extraor-
dinary voice.
The voice Is somewhat small
er than expected. for her rep
utation and her work on re-
cordings preceded her appear
ance here. But It has an ex-
treme range. great purity. flex-
ibility and easy production
throughout It's compass. II Is a
voice made for opera.
Her operate arias on this
program were few. one from
Handel In the first group. one
from Rossini In the third. and
q substitution for a Donizetti.
more florid than would be ex-
pected Of him. Polk's Theme
and Variations" on an Italian
tune. Superb artistry distin-
guished her work In all OF these
A group Of Spanish songs by
0ranados and Obradors were
Evening star., 1963-03-27

Three American University
faculty members joined last
night at the university's Glen
denen Theater for q mixed
assortment Of baroque and
modern pieces for woodwinds
and keyboard.
I suppose 1t is accurate by
the textbooks still to call Albar
Berg a modern, but his Opus
One, written in 1908, Is firmly
rooted in the last century and
graphically reminds us how
neatly the aging Able Liszt had
cleared a path for the new age
1t is a richly chromatic piece
distinguished neither for It's
Organization nor subject mat
ter, but is a highly interesting
signpost Of its time.
The other modern was Wal
ter Leigh, an Englishman who
died in World War II before
his bright lyric gift had a
chance to acquire a substantial
mastery.
Barring the slightest
rhythmic insecurities in q
Vivaldi Allegro and Lully
Clique, the playing was con-
sistently excellent. Mr.. Thomas
and Mr.. Hefner are superb
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and
are significant adornments to
the university's faculty. Mrs
Hassell, whom / had not heard
before. was equally fine on
both piano and harpsichord.
Evening star., 1963-03-27

judgment Of obscenity and
should apply the national
standards Of decency." Mr..
London told the justice. "And
by thoses standards. this film
is not obscene.
Prosecuting Attorney John
T. Corrigan Of Cuyahoga Coun-
ty maintained that the trial
court, composed Of three judges
correctly used the obscenity
standard set by the Supreme
Court in a 1857 decision.
In this decision, the high
court said that allegedly OBJ
scene materials should be
judged against the Standards
of the community" rather than
by standards Of q particular
segment OF IL. 15F
The court, in the earlier
case, was trying TO avoid a
test by which materials would
be judged by the standards, for
example, Of "highly prudish"
segments Of any particular
community.
The new question raised
yesterday In the arguments In
the case involving The Low
ers" is whether the standard
should be that Of a possibly
"prudish" community or Of the,
country as q whole.
Evening star., 1963-03-27

Woshoblo, no-iron fobhe stretches TO fit,
hugs every line and curve. NUbby texivred
fobrie OF royon, cotton and Dv Pont stretch
nylon Is smorlY tailored TO give worn fur
nitvre q "like-new" charm. Overlooked seems,
attractive frinsed skirt Reversible cushion
covers. Brown, gold, turquoise. green, rust.
Evening star., 1963-03-27
SOPRANO THRILLS
CAPACITY HOUSE
BY JOHN HASKINS
contributing Critic

Mattiwilda Dobbs. soprano; Will
lard sektberg. piano. At the Metro
politan AAfE Church, 1918 M street
N. W. Program. Ny Heart Ever
Faithful Bach; Care selve. from
Atalanta, Handel; Alleluia, from
Exsultate. Jubilate. Mozart: Aul Flu
geln des Gesanges, Mendelssohn;
Neue Liebe. Mendelssohn; Wiegen-
lied. Brahms: vergebliches Stand
from the Barber Of Seville, Rossini:
Elegia eterna, 0ranados; n majo
disereto, Orandos: Coplas del Curro
dulce, Obradors; LiSette, arr, Nieker-
son; Michieu Banjo, arr. Nickerson;
A City Called Heaven, unacc. spirit
ual: Oil What . Beautiful City, arr.
Boatner; Theme and Variations. Polk.
Evening star., 1963-03-27
Couples to Question
Panel of Children

The Mems Club Of Temple
Israel in Silver Spring win hear
a talk at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
by DR.. E. Paul Benoit, director
OF the Jewish Home for Re-
tarded Children in Washington.
His remarks on Problems Of
Today's Youth" will be followed
by q panel discussion, in which
three couples will ask questions
OF their teen-age children COM
prising the panel.
The questions will cover var
ious aspects Of parent-child
conflicts. DR.. Benoit will be
asked to summarize and evalu-
ate the question period.
The public Is invited to the
meeting at 420 East University
boulevard, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1963-03-27
HOLLYWOOD.
HOLLYWOOD (NANA)

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Warren Beatty seems to be i'm
itating the Marion BrandO of
1854. He appears at formal
dinner parties in slacks and
beat-up sports shirts. Perhaps
this is one way to be a star in
Hollywood, to be an oddball. At
least you get noticed. Tues
day Weld is the girl most likely
to be the leading lady in Mar
tin JurOw's production, "Sol-
dier in the Rain" with Jackie
Gleason and Steve Mcqueen.
-. And If they haven't yet cast
Youngblood Hawke, how about
keir Dullea, who is so excellent
in David and Lisa? Peter
Falk told me on Earl Wilson's
Celebrity Column" that it cost
him several thousand dollars
Of his own money to win his
first Oscar nomination-for
Murder, Inc" II had to pay
for the theater, I had to pay
for the ads" Same thing hap
pened with Stuart Whitman
last year for THE Marx" I"
Stuart believed in the film
and paid a theater owner to
show 1t so that Academy mem
bers would see his performance.
Deborah Kerr made such a
nit with Ross Hunter, her pro-
ducer for THE Chalk Garden"
SHE looks so beautiful and
so young"-that he is talking a
three picture deal with her in
English. DOdy Goodman is
IN Hollywood to discuss a top
role In King of the Mountain"
with Marion BrandO and David
Niven. 1t would be Dodie's first
movie. And Elliott Kastner,
producer OF United Artists
Honey Bear, I Love You" star
ring Warren Beatty, has been
on the Universal lot, trying to
pry Sandra Dee loose for the
female lead. Ozzie Davis, a
Evening star., 1963-03-27
1t Is One Way
To Be Noticed
By SHEILkH GRAHAM

fine actor, will be flying to
Europe for Otto Preminger's
"The Cardinal" film.
=
Shelley Winters acted out all
of teenager Sue Lyons scenes
from Lolita" the other night,
while presumably under hyp-
nosis. Shelley probably had
wanted to play the nymphet all
alongl Did / tell you that !
tried hypnosis 10 get glorlously
syelte? Atlas. / am unhypnot-
isable.
King VidOr is pursuing the
very-much in demand actor
Omar Sharif to star in Kings
first film in many years, "Jewel
in the Desert" Omar is the
odds-on favorite to win the
Oscar for his supporting role
in Lawrence of Arabia. "
Young TenO Pollok is set for
the Vidor picture.
y =
/ thought 1t was Marlene
Dietrich singing In "Tovarich, "
instead Of Vivien Leigh. Her
songs we're pitched in Marlene's
low throaty key. The reviews
we're somewhat mixed, but I
personally found the musical
enchanting.
Steve McQueen's first film
was titled, "Never Love a
Stranger" And now he is max
ing Love With a Proper
Stranger" with Natalie Wood.
I guess If the stranger is proper
it is alright to love her.
IS So
David Susskind with Mrs.
James Agee, could not land at
Boston due to the fog. They
had planned to show his film
from the late authors Pulitzer
Prize winning novel, "All the
Way Home" at the James Agee
Festival. But they landed in
Hartford and then returned to
New York.
Bob Hope and Lucille Ball
may be racing from theater to
theater in New York City, in
mid-April. Object-to promote
their picture, Critics Choice"
This crash salesmanship proved
profitable for Bette Davis and
Joan Crawford with their
what Ever Happened to Baby
Jane?" horror story.
-
Pamela Mason, who recently
divorced James Mason, has
written a story titled. "The
Lonely Widows" and she plans
to star in the movie version.
There's a part for James, II
he wants it," says Pam, who
has a good sense of humor.
Pretty Diane McBain Is
blaming behind-the-scenes po-
litics for the fact that most Of
her role in THE Caretakers"
with Robert Stack, landed on
the cutting room floor. Diane
is happier. with her part in
Mervyn LeBOy's "Mary, Mary"
1t is too important to be cut.
Evening star., 1963-03-27
AIT Alumni Meeting

Washington chapter members
Of the AIT College General
Alumni Association win honor
the schools president. DR.. SAM
uel D. Proctor, at 8 pm. Thurs
day in the Ward Memorial AME
Church, Forty second street
NE. DR.. Proctor currently is
on leave from the Greensboro,
N. c., college while serving as
associate director of the United
States Peace Corps.
Evening star., 1963-03-27
BY DANA BULLEN
Star Staff Writer

Can a movie that wins prize.
in Europe, plays in 100 Unites
States cities and winds up rated
as one Of the years 10 best
films still be considered legallS
obscene?
That was the question put to
the Supreme Courts nine Jus.
tees yesterday in the case OF
a Cleveland theater manager
who showed the French film
THE Lovers"
Nico Jacobellis, manager OF
the Heights Art Theater. was
judged guilty Of possessing and
exhibiting q lewd film. He was
fined $4,000, and the highest
State court upheld the convic-
ton.
In his argument before the
high court, Attorney Ephraim
London, who represented the
theater manager, pressed two
issues: Was the film obscene,
and whose standard of decency
should be used.
Argument for Film
The movie, about a sudden
love affair between q married
woman and q young archaeo-
logiSt. was not obscene, Mr.,
London maintained, or the film
surely would have been banned
elsewhere.
The film, he said, won the
Silver Lion Award at the Ven-
ice Festival. took first prize in
a competition in Brazil, was