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BETaEspA, VAN 70 Mn Nv
I bedrms., 2 baths. central air
eonditioning, rec. rm. with fire.
place, electric kitchen, disposal.
dishvasher. An unusual value In
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

HfLLCREsT. near Branch and Ala
bama ave. s.e.--Detached brick
Colonial with 5 bedrmS.. ga
baths, bedrm. and bath lst H.,
gas h.-w.h., level lot, sacrifice for
JosEPE F1IIPPo REALTY co.
Realterl Lu. 4-77l7
HILLCREsT AREA, near Branch
ave. and Ala, ays.-cornsr brick.
h;.EE; heat. modern Kitchen, fife
PIss: Prss.c NSs SSrcSs. S MHIrES we K q, r.
RAuMAN. Aaenf. nm f-Iii1
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XH-cHiESVY w chase oFT1cE
Shannon & Luchs

5000 Conn. Ave. Our Bsth Year"
CLEvE. PARK, MTD.gOs! = Quick
sale to settle estatel Biz e-room
sssmidet. brick n beautiful eondl-
fireplace, full Basement, screened
se:@sis9a;s FRANK J. sf PHEhEfFs. hhhoa;s M a.
DI. 7-l4ll.
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HOUSES FuRM. 70 RENT
CnEVY CHA6E, ii. q.

ARL. N.---AttrAetiys 1 bsdrm. bun.
gaiew' elesa-in. lgs. yard, Sl0S,
CHEVY CHASE, D. 3.
blocks from Conn, ave, Convenient
10 shopping center, near trans.
portation.. A very comfortable e.
room residence in naw house con-
dition. with basement, playroom,
storage attic. and built-in gafAge.
Room air conditioner. .T0leyision.
Fully furnished at $3.50. 10 In.
Speet cell WO. e-2S00.
EpWa 4; JONES 4 CO., INC.
GARFIELD AND MASS AVE. AREA
ID bdrms.. 2 bAthi, huge screened
porch, Unusually nice eaEden, viii
consider kroup or ANAL family
lyme lSth; $500. FL. s-sOe7.
VA. = 3 bsdTmi.. IN
baths, liv. rm.. sep. din. Fn., III.
wooded lot, i-yT. least. coly, 10
Ell. $3.50, Ell. 6-S37A.
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CLEVELAND PARK (Eastl

70 see this eustom-b built atone heme
IN acre END half lot, nesting in
Rock Greek Park. Center hail. liv.
ing room, dining room. Kitchen,
pantry. powder room, q suite OF
library. bedroom, bath on 1st flr.,
iloor. storage attic. Aboye-erade
2 servant rooms and bath. base
Hsns ES. ci;r lsvs Psiss s,o T'aSS's Az MD MD
H. JONES a CO, INC. Realtor.
Evening star., 1963-05-01

ASNphEWs ARgALBsautiful t;b.l
in Award Winning Temple Ter
race. Walking dat. TO school.
ETtTremsly sui suitable AF officer
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EDHEMOOP

Brick Colonial with entrance hall,
% Toorn. eSesii.st 'R RiteSsnR snd SrssR.. Se'R.
fast room on LIST floor. > bed
rooms, . baths on end. Pull base.
nient. -deteehed garase, deep lot.
Ewes. Mrs. Mitchell. OIL. 6-77ss,
W. c. u A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Evening star., 1963-05-01

AaEESsstd5n SaESs isci sT. ana ss'I:y; s.;DSrs ,t1t
per month. so. 6.2l2S.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Park,
available noyL g rms, hath, 2
iINoEry sTicEs GEO oEoRoE l. BoRoER'
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D. G.
(cONTiNUEp)
CHEVY CHASE

q Offering, blocks from Conn.
ave, This beautiful detached stone
and elapbOard home. Center hall.
living room. dining room, kitchen,
breakfast room, pantry, den and
powder room on lst floor, bed
ffiGS%' fiSsr .hsSSI SItns 1So, On and snd stor;s. sTs
J6NEs 4 CO.. INC. Rtalter. e"' A.
CHEVY CHASE, d. O., ChesapsAks
q. NV. between Conn; ave. and
S:1SssiIs ssS:d clos. eve nHiisriit wilson SsA d'i
sttie ssSso0Rs PowG.S nd rm H. IT. SitAi A. R.cr.a IN
ton room. paneied, with bath In
bsmt. 2.ear gar. S37,60O. EDWIN
I. ELLIS. Realtor, RE, 7-5I4O.
CHEVY CHASE $4,000 = 3-bed.
iIoor, 'Shi SIE' to O'SGsT Wisconsin s%' ave- ".
WAR siELiNosshhGsSal' Il IN sshhGSl'' RHEIryS' HSIi! S'll.
en-. 2-2326 Ewes. VIII. 2.e3iS
Chevy CHASE : Impressive iarse
eenter-han Colonial, hrk. residence
sSstSI Iy.;I.h, sui5 q finest finest mi materials ,,
pevder rm. and modern iitehSn''
: fine bedrms. and 2 tile baths.
stairway 10 2 additienal Semi-fin,
bedrms., with plumbing roughed
In. 2-car brick aAraeN. Beautiful
garden with extensive paintings.
Near Blessed Sacrament and Laf-
ayette Schools and easy walk to
bus. Wonderful buy In the 3Os.
For details call our
Evening star., 1963-05-01
LIST WITH LINGO

KNOLLs = VACANT.
Make appt. TO see this 3-bedrm..
2-bath home and be ss noSey aS
you please. No one there 70 dis
turb your inspection. $4,000.
Has rec. rm. and extra bedrm.
on lsS;E sEEns lsvsli Shay. Y. sE5ESIi4fons si5Sif
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KEMP MILL
REMINGTON CHARMER
sERVINd MONTGOMERY COUNTY
KENWOOD Park
Needs RedecoratinR

Brick rambler. 3 bedrms., 3 piua
baths; bath igs. liying rm. ana rec; rm..
ta:t aieor.. n1 sIrsss. Esss'n All ftsn On .eF.
level lot. Now n the upper 30s.
Compare price with other homes
In this area. OF. 6-G7OO III o.
LIST WITH LINGO
Evening star., 1963-05-01

ARL. RoSsiyn Section, nr. Ft. MyeT
Garden, Dad END street. idssi ior
small family, newly decorated, Va
cant Sl5O. FE. S-00g7 TIoHD
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APIa UNFURNIsREO-VA APIS. UNFURNIsAED-VA.
| RAVENWOOD

TOWERS JE. 4-8O2O
LUXURY APARTMENTS
FURN. APTS, II DESIRED
221 Leesburg Pike
Near Seven Corners Shopping Ctr.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHAsE-No reasonable of-
fer rejected. Vac. cor, rambler.
near McJc. 4 bedrlis, porch, den'
rec: rnl., aAraRe. S2s,0bO. r. N.
Evening star., 1963-05-01
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcONTINUEDl

BETHESDA - custom-built brick
rambler rem In,. IN excel; esnd. Center
SEP; din. rm., lge. uitrSmed. kit,
daylight rumput rm. with end
hE:UI; Sef. 's5 iSt pGsEss9his ss9ssor sseorD0rt' h''W'h
ANDRIG REALTY oil. 2-sO7O TIL Q
BETHESDA AREA-NeW two-Story
1T,TSsEsS sS,t 10 c...S = SeOa:G setting iySt !
ssntsr.SIll eetr1nes.' EansIsd e fam fam.
patio and stene wall. S1O.gS6.
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THoMPSON Co.. Realtors

FAIRLAND AREA-pe luxe. GUS
baths. firepl. In iEs. iiv. Tm. ana
n.rilya family r5n;, n. igei,, igei,, Kit; kt;; din; rp.'
2 covered patios. gear garage.
level acre lot. o. d. FIELD, INC,
REALTORS, JU. 6.7113. 2 It'll Q.
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BETHESDA. se0, ESQ

bETHEBDA. B5BIBbO
NEW 4 BEDRM.
DAYLIGHT BsMT. RAMBLER
with bespt, view, featuring Ice,
kit. family rm., 3 full baths and
huge valk-out rec, rm. with fifepl.
Also I split =. level. TERRIFIC
VALUE! Shown By appt.
GIULIANO
Evening star., 1963-05-01

FRANKLLN-ELoWER I AvLs;1cus:
cenysnisnt area. "A By Is lIv. rm.
with firepl., formAl-sise din. rm..
brand-nev kit. with table space
powder rrn. on LIST floor, 8 large
bedrms., full baths, pAneled rec.
IN. IN Tsid'' ns,e rm:: powder rn; Md Nc;
Tcr1 VxyTrrrY INFO
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HUGH II. PECK. Realtnr

LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
MANOR cLUB-chooss your own
decorating on this almost COM
pleted 4-bedrm. brk. rambler on
-aert wooded lot, club member.
ZIP sits RuIsn,ss q DD. hS%. .SS- ~,
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lIULIANO

BETHEsDA = FANTAsTICl Brand
new beautyl Wonderful location.
near NH and. NAVAL MED. Center
s bedrms.. 2 baths, lovely family
TE,s Ess Nnt Nth iiEsPl; bvilt-in gIrHgs.
Nc iScc'oSy ~. a.76NdEsAA a7NEA o. rhALLifs'
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Shannon & Luchs

DUUU COnn. ave. our bbth Year"
BETHESDA WILLIAMSBURG -
Darling little home has 8 bedrms..
...sa lM baths Is:r. Iteration I'm, rm:, Earaas:
lean. 2,sS0. Eves., M. b-6oSo.
PQBIAK a POBIAK OIL $4,000
BETHEsDA-HandsomS center-hali
level, including ISn ) mnaSnitieent M mas
ter suite with dressing room and
sitting room. ofade-tevei family
room, den. peWdef room, living
room, dining room. up-tc-the-
minute kit, garaee, basement, out
, dccr H.1 ,..,o patio over z ytsrs. Low 49s;
Evening star., 1963-05-01

BEIHEsDA-Nr. Navy Hospital and
NH; lst floor den or bdrm. and
iull bath, 2 other bdrms. and bath.
Modern kit, full bsmt.. fgS, yard,
ioysIS sNanSS- trees; S,, June / $3.50. FL.
Evening star., 1963-05-01

DCIIICSUH 1tCdIUy
REALTORS OIL. l-l41

LOTS OF CHARM
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2.eo70 TIL .
BETHESDA
2.bedrm. rambler has ell the fine
features Of . larger house. celor-
ful Gard0n off liying Tp1., large
screened porch suitable for year
round use II enclosed A darlin1
home for buyer wiShing only 2
bedrooms. Low 2Os.
Chevy Chase Realty
EN-. S-l80O Ewes, VIII. 2-S204
BETHEsDA-3-bedrm.. 2-bath CO.
lonial, with beautiful completely
private mother -in-laW suite. An
excellent investment, low eos.
NATIONAL CAPITAL
OIL. 4.63B3 Ewes. OIL. 2-0862
BETHEsDA = Excellent location
Very Ice, .split-level, twin-siEe
seaTms,, ga baths. lovely liy; rm.
vIfirepl., SEP. din. rm.. KIT. wJdish-
washer and table space, firepl. in
iinished rec. rm., CENTRAL AIR
lot Quiet court. Asking 49,. $50.
!. L. LEWIS 949-4330
Evening star., 1963-05-01

BELTsVILLE AREA-Nsw 4-btdrm.,
;las D.E sI.a mo- s.'Ai Minimum y 5S,.l !s:.i iI:s
lease. Must furnish reference.
9R; 9,;; 4,;;;t49g S21O Cochran road,
Evening star., 1963-05-01

dkHCI0Us LIVING for only
S27,ob0. In . 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
split-level. added attractions, rec.
rm., maids rm., earport. patio
and firepl. y h-aere lot.
YOUNKIN a Co, 933-1BO0 TIL Q
HILLANDALE-A prestige area adds
the finishing touch 70 this at
traetive 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
Located on . handicapped lot. 5
firepls... q double garage, family
msnt only. Dial 494-l40O. ADEL-
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ENGLISH MAN0R-LArgs 3-bedrm.
erE. rambler. ~ baths. beautI.
spac. sOPs Pit. Sss. sS s f.e rm nm oStsis: stSs
entrance TO nice level lot. s26,e50.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
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ANL., = Completely redecorAted
SssimidstaIshsd Sin snIss Z eeSrnns.. lly. room.
b2A-nh3a. II. 2-k0n7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
HOLLYWOOD
Papa Keeps Getting Younger
BY JAMES BACON
Associated Press Writer


HOLLYWOOD. - Actress
Jane Fonda, daughter of
Henry, probably would have
made movie stardom even If
her name were Jane Smith
she's that good.
But she admits to one re-
naming Illustration as the
daughter Of one of the better
actors Of stage and screen.
Asks Jane:
How would you like to
have q father who keeps get
ting younger looking every
year? Do you realize what
that can do to a woman?"
It's true. The other night
at the Cocoanut Grove for
the Robert Goulet opening,
Jane came with her steady
boy friend, Roddy Mcdowell,
who was wearing a beard for
a role as the Apostle Mat
thew in '"The Greatest Story
Ever Told"
In the party was Papa
Hank looking like a Yale
sophomore-or m aybe a
sophomore in the class of
AS. Fonda is Sc.
And the girls he takes out
are my age or younger" be-
means the daughter, who
is "a.
Her Sixth Film
= Young Miss Fonda cur
rently is starring in her sixth
movie, Sunday in New
York." and win go 10 France
to co-star with Alain Delor
in The Love Cage" She
started as a star.
Being Henry Fonda's
daughter got me started"
she says. But It didn't keep
me working"
She's right. There are
daughters Of some of the
biggest studio bosses in town
who got a chance in the
movies but never made 1t be-
yond the first part.
When Jane first started
acting. she used to shock
movieland reporters with
such quotes as The institu-
ton Of marriage is obsolete"
Invariably, her father
would buttonhole the re-
porters and explain that his
daughter didn't mean 1t.
II quit giving those shock
ing interviews" says Jane,
because ] found II hurt peo-
pie near TO me, especially my
father. I was Just using the
interviews as a form Of
therapy.
Il could never express my
hostility as a child. I told my
father that. And there was a
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Annette's Career Will Continue
OnIy Until She Meets THE Man

fan letters a month. A hand
some convertible on the
driveway and a heart-shaped
swimming pool back Of q
ranch-style home in the San
Fernando Valley attest to her
earning power.
IT don't think a girl should
stay In show business all her
life," she states fatty. "It's
right for some - the really
dedicated types, I mean. and
/ am not one. I love to sing
and dance and act, but all
that will 60 out the window
when / meet the right man."
Annette definitely doesn't
think any entertainment per-
sonality can provide the
right sort Of husband ma
terial, even though her name
has been linked with sing
ers Fabian, Frankie Avalon,
Paul Anka and other men,
bers Of Hollywood's younger
set.
II don't think two people
In show business, separated
so often by locations, can
raise q family properly" she
adds. II don't want TO raise
my children by mail, or even
by telephone"
Annette likes best Of all
the opportunity TO film Dis
ney shows abroad, partic-
ularly in Italy where she has
many relatives. For the
Wonderful World Of Color
series she spent two weeks
there making a two-parter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN
North American Newspaper Alliance

HoLLYwooD.-The news
may shake teens to the soles
Of their white bucks, but An
nette Is quitting show bust
ness TO become q wife and
mother Of at least nine
children"
For those who came In
late: Annette Is Annette Fu-
nicello, the black-haired.
smoky = eyed, 20 year old
beauty who became an out
standing Walt Disney pro-
tegee and rose steadily TO be-
come one of the most popu-
lar performers in Hollywood.
"Of course I'm not quit
ting show business right
now" Annette treasures her
fans. "but II will be right
after I fall in love and get
married. More than anything
else. I want TO give up my
career TO become a housewife
like my mother"
Most young actresses have
a habit OF proclaiming they
will give up show business
when love strikes, but An
nette could be one OF the few
TO make the declaration
stick. She comes from q large
Italian-American family and
Is a very religious girl.
One Of Disney's original
Mousketeers, Annette came
UP through the ranks to a
spot among Waits top stars
and she now receives 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
SCREEN

ANIBASSADOR-"West Side Story" top-notch film version
Of Americas most beguiing musica lis, A. $40 and
900 pm.
APEx-'wnter Light: Ingrd Thulin in another life
probing Ingmar Bergman film; /, 1850, 4:35, 6:25,
8:15 and 10 pm.
CAPITOL-The Nutty Professor bonanza for the Jerry
Lewis fans; 140, $40, 5:40 TAO and $40 pm.
DUPONT-"The Lovemakers" Italian import; 120, $685.
$3.50, 1880 and $40 pm.
KETTHS-"Cau Me Bwana" Bob Hope, Anita Ekberg
Edie Adams visit Africa and find plenty of "wldfe"
there l:20, $780, 5:S5, 745 and 9:55 pm
MacARTHUR-"The Wrong Arm Of the Law; Peter
Sellers game Of one-up-manshp with the coppers;
!, 2:45, AGO. 6:15. and $3.50 pm
METROPOLITAN-"Thew Wonderful World Of the Brothers
Grimm" fiction and fary-tale Cinerama-size 1885,
4:20. $40 and $40 pm.
ONTARIO-Iawrence of Arabia; motion picture Of true
distinction with Peter OToole the legendary hero;
and 8:15 pm.
PALACE-Man Attraction; Pat Boone finds Oriental
romance; 1:25, 3:05. 4:45. 625, sos and GAS pm.
RELATIONSHIPS L-Shaped Room; sincere, moving
film on sensitive subject /, sos, $40, 1920 and
Gas pm
PLAZA-"Mondo Cane; shocking look at the human
and $40 pm.
TOWN-ma La Douce" inspired by the French musical;
1, $40. $40 and pm.
TRANS-LUX-"Bye Bye" Birdie: film version of the
cheerful Broadway musical with Janet Leigh Dick
Van Dyke, Ann-Margret 1:10 $40, Sis, 7:20 and
9:25 pm
UPTOwN-"How the West Was Won; Cinerama-sze
version Of Johnny Appleseeds story; and pm.
WARNER-"Cleopatra the al-tme high adven-
ture in hyperbole-bg, beautiful and bright; and
1880 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
Married Tony
Has New Hobby

HOLLY WOOD (AP).-
This happens when you have
Just married an l8-year-old
beauty like Christine Kauf-
mann:
Tony Curtis, whose next
film is "Playboy." has had
more than 1000 pictures sub
mitted to him by beautiful
young women who want TO
appear in the movie.
The other day Producer
Stan Margulies walked into
the office TO find Curtis
literally ripping apart the
new batch Of envelopes.
I'm glad to see our star
is showing such enthusiasm
In selecting girls for the
film." commented Margulies.
Look" Curtis said calm
ly, selecting the girls is
your Job. I'm Just looking
for stamps for my stamp col
lection"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30

lot of hostility In me so I
Just had to get 1t out via the
printed word"
The blunt quotes immedi-
ately stamped her as some
what Of a character In q
town where 1t pays TO be O
character.
Other Assets
But she has plenty Of
other assets beside that, and
a famous father.
Jane Is one Of those girls
who exudes sex appeal on
screen - and off - without
trying.
That asset Is helped Inn
measurably by q curvaceous,
high-breasted figure-3672l-
IS. She's 5 feet ia inches
tall, weighs ll2 pounds. Her
body is what the trade calls
lissome and her face, which
is a womanly version Of her
fathers, is photogenic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30

"Escapade in Florence" with
Tommy Kirk as her co-star.
They are receiving re-runs
over NBC-TV this summer.
While In Italy" she said,
I'VE looked UP some Of my
fathers people. They aren't
television fans and wanted to
know what ! did for q living"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30

being a psychiatrist. Well, in
my freshman year of pre-
med, / encountered physics.
I got an F-minus in the
course. I went to the profess
sor and protested that the
minus was an unnecessary
humiliation. His answer
couldn't have been more
pointed. Mr.. Mankiewicz,' he
said, I had to make a dis
tinction between you and
those students who merely
flunked the course
On the subject of his sense
of humor. which was keeping
the talk tactfuIly away from
Cleopatra" Mr.. Mankiewicz
had another anecdote. It had
to do with the press, with
which he was on overtime
duty without being paid, dur
ing the Roman springs Of
himself, Richard Burton and
Elizabeth Taylor.
His anecdote had to do
with his misquoted comment
on the vitriolic review of
Cleopatra" in the New York
Herald Tribune, which had
Mr.. Mankiewicz saying that
he had Cancelled his sub
scription and was sending it
to President Kennedy.
What / really said" he
explained, "is that the Presi-
dent at least would never
know what the paper said Of
the picture, he being the one
who had Cancelled his sub
scription."
Inevitably, Of course, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The Star

The question was put
blithely and bluntly to Jo-
seph Mankiewicz, who d.
rected and wrote cleopatra"
at luncheon the other day:
Do you ever find yourself
wishing Cleopatra had never
been born?
YES" said Mr.. Mankie-
wicz, blithely and bluntly.
The Washington opening
of the film last mid-week,
however, marked the end of
the durable. physically I'M
scathed author directors re-
lationship with the most
expensive and undoubtedly
controversial movie ever
made. After two and one
half tumultuous years Of
intimacy with the project
which had more publicity
than the original heroine ever
knew before, Mr.. Mankiewicz
is going into retreat.
He has rented a house on
Long Island, a great land
mass removed from Holly
wood and an ocean plus a
sea removed from Rome.
He'll Read and Play
II shall read all the books
I haven't read for more than
two years." he says. "And I
shall play golf. And, most of
all, I shall try to regain my
sense of humor."
In an effort to spot the
kind of reading Mr.. Man.
kiewicz intends TO do, some
one reached mentally for the
best-seller list and came up
with the leader, 1.-THE Shoes
of the Fisherman"
Mr.. Mankiewicz Scoffed. IT
shall read no books" he said,
that have the slightest pos
sibility Of becoming movie
subjects. I can think of sew
eral producers, one a good
friend Of yours, who probably
already are bidding on that
one"
Broodingly, the man who
signed for Is weeks work on
Cleopatra" and stuck it out
for the two and one-half most
arduouS years of his life,
looked back to his pre-film
days. He did it in the mood
Of q man whose sense of hui
NOR seems less impaired than
he thinks it to be.
"You know" he said. ct
started out with the idea of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
BROADWAY
RaiIroaded to the Altar

'"The Fortified Forest" and
give some thought to the role
of Audrey, the girl In the
Black Mesa Bar-B-Q.
If she could get someone
to revive it. Arthur Hill, now
of Who's Afraid Of Virginia
Woolf?" might be Just the
actor for the character Of the
lonely wayfarer, created by
Leslie Howard. And the role
of the harsh Duke Mantee,
bandit-killer, would be per-
feet for Ben Gazzara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE

ARENA STAGE-"The Threepenny Opera; 2:sO and
1880 pm.
CARTER BARRON ANIPHITHEATER-Sa Ann Howes
in "Brigadoon'; $3.50 pm.
NATIONAL, THEATER-Dark Sound of Music" resumes
tomorrow.
oLNEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; 2:S0 and $3.50 pm.
SHADY GROVE MUSIC FAIR-'NIr Roberts" Hugh
OBrian; $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30

being in The Boys From Syn
acuse.' It's the incest CON-
pany I ever worked with.
I'm told that I have a
good voice but I want to
stop singing and be an ac-
treSs. I've never done a
straight play, not even one.
What part might be good for
me? Perhaps you can think
Of one"
I did, and with no hesi-
tation. I suggested that she
read Robert e. Sherwood's
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THE PASSING SHOW
Mr.. M. and Cleopatra
Are Parting AmicabIy

conversation did get around
to Cleopatra" From start to
finish-Mr. Ma,akiewicz was
candid about 1.-THE picture
never was the one he had IN
mind. He was thinking about
a Cleopatra film, two Of them
in fact, one on her relation
ship with Caesar, the other
the Antony experience. When
the goth Century-Fox prof.
ect came up, with it press
ing immediacy, he found him
self vulnerable to the sugges-
ton that he write the dove
tailed script. 3
From there on he was In
volved, inextricably, and in q
project that grew and grew
in all directions, most Of
them headline-making. 5'
Is he satisfied with the
picture? I
Mr.. Mankiewicz can answer
that question, or will answer
it, only in the most general
terms; a mostly yes. here and
there, no. This, he thinks,
Is inevitable in the case Of
anything that automatically
vast. ~
It Became J0yless
On himself, what was the
pictures most lingering eff
feet? He can answer that:
THE time 1t took, its end
less complexities, the problem
of directing and writing at
the same time on the scale
that was necessary. Right
now, I find myself with no
feeling of Joy in getting back
to work. I have always en-
joyed my work. I'm sure I
shall enjoy it again, but that
will be after / have read all
those unread books, played
that unplayed golf and known
the pleasure Of not being
under pressure, pressure,
pressure.
How does he feel about the
prospects of Cleopatra" at
the box office?
This is not precisely his
worry, but he doesn't see how
a film that has aroused so
much interest can miss.
On one other score, Mr..
Mankiewicz is still more posi-
tive as he begins his recu-
peration period, the need for
which is quite invisible In his
healthy, relaxed appearance.
Henceforth, he will produce
all pictures independently, as
he has done for years and
years. Before Cleopatra"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE

CARTER BARRoN-"Flower Drum Song; starts to-
SHADY GROVE MUSIC FAIR-"carnval"; Tuesday.
SCREEN
Observation-Disclosures Mountain" starts Wednesday.
APEX-Festval Of Broadway musicals; starts July II.
CAPITOL-"Jason and the Argonauts starts Wednesday
DUPONT-"Summer Skin" starts Wednesday.
KEITHS-"The Great Escape: starts Wednesday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mountain: starts wednes-
day.
PALACE-"Savage Sam; starts Wednesday
ToWN-"For Love or Money" Kirk Douglas.