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Evening star., 1963-05-23
Remnonts-FridOy Only
Useful Stationery
Articles at Sovinqs

10 Wooden picture fromss. Mode
In ltoly Ivory color. Sxl0" and
llxl4". Comparable volues 900
and 1900. $50 and 500
6 Chino inkwelIs. Eoeh with z wells
and conceded clip troy. Comparable
volue 100. 500
6 Thin mon" ring bindsn. Com
poroble volue l.5o. 6oe
4 Pairs Of bOokends. Ships wheel
design. Comparable volue $500.
TOO
! Aloboster chess board. Brown and
white. Comparable volue 5000.
1000
! SilveTploted picture frems,
llSl4". Domooed. Comparable
value, " perfect, 1000. 1000
WGL-Stotioney, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Sove " And More
On Housewares

2s Shoeshins kits. Eoeh eontoins z
brushes, z opplieotos, z shoe hold
ers, polish and on ottroetiVe box
with shoe stond. Comparable volue
1925. 3.96
" GolIons Of Shen~in- -NiiIIioms
Loxon interior basement wall paint.
Comparable Volue 7.29. 2.96
i3 Quarts Of Loxon concrete floor
enomel. Comparable volue z. 30. e6e
6 6olIons OF Loxon concrete floor
enomsl. Comparable volue It's.
7.s6
~ Do-it-youFseIF FiItrex voeuum
hose replacement kits. FIJI most
cleaners. Comparable value SOS.
1876
l33 Cans of custom mixed and dis
continued points. Group includes:
81 6ollons. Comparable voIue $50.
I.96
loi ouots. Comparable volue 2.2e.
sec
~ ContoineFs OF BFond \ CleaneT.
For windows, mirrors and chrome
fixtures. Designed not 10 leave
streoks or film. Comparable volue
2.9s. eee
80 Assorted viny pestie choir boeks
and scots. Worried eoloS. Conporo-
bic volue 800. eos
= S.ondlns 5-drowsr chests. Com
poroble value lbs. 4.o6
8 pink shelf boxes with see-throuoh
window. Comparable value. 6.9s.
3.46
IS Asserted mop hsods. Included
ore some for ocedor products. Com
poroble value 5.39. 7Se
7 Meilboxes. Block or white. Com
poroble Volue 800. 6oe
10 Red eendlss In white holders.
Comparable volue 2.9e. e9e
i3s BisssII 22-ovnes containers Of
seuH and wox eonsentrote. Com
poroble volue 9Se. Ice
WGL-Housewores Center,
lst Floor, Washington Store,
North Building
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Notions Sovinqs

lS PooH Wosh n Polish Mittens.
Comparable value LOO. 65e
100 Boxes Of BFond x Window
Cleaner. Fine for mirrors and
chrome, too. Comparable value 2.o8,
LIT
] l44 Boybery condIes. Less thon
"a comparable voIue. Zoe
IS Country Lone Room Freshener.
Choice Of pine, fIoroI, bouquet,
lavender and odorless. Comparable
value so. i.Oos
] Floor Model Sewing Stond; wood.
Less than "a comparable value,
1000
] Imported Mesozine stund, Flor
entine design. Comparable value
l4.e5. II.00
Please odd 1929 Federal tax
WGL-Notions, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Mems Sportsweor

81 Short Sleeve Sport Shins tail
ored Of fine loo9o silk by q fon-
Gus moker. Group includes some
models hond-woven in indio. S,
M, |, X. Comparable volues, u. so
and 5000. 1888 and I4.ss
II Long Sleeve Knit Sport Shirts
of 8o9o Orlon9 oeryIic and 2ooo
virgin wool. PuIl-over, g. button
ploeket style. Small size. compor-
oble Volue, 500. i.ss
80 Spoh Shirts Of 1902 cotton.
both long and short sleeve models
IN the group. Comparable volue.
500 to l2.95. las
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Mems and Women's
Watches CIeoronce-
Priced
Mems Wotehes:

WittnoueF, l7-iewel, outomotic,
stoinless-steel cose, exponsion bond.
Comparable value $500. 1000
WittnaueE, l7-jewel, l4K-oold
eose, olll9otor strop. Comparable
volue 100000. $500
! WittnoueE, l7-leweI, outomotie,
block dol, exponsion bond. Com
poroble volue $3.50. $500
] EIsin, l7-ieweI, 24-hour, expon-
sion bond. Comparable value 69. .95.
$500
3-orotoF colendoF Watehes, IT.
iewe, sweep second hand. Com
poroble volue 69.95. $500
key-choin Novelty woteh. Com
poroble volue 1000. 500
"Timophons" for timing telephone
coils. Comparable volue 1000.
500
] Stop Woteh with strop. Compo-
roble volue 100. 400
] EIsin Calender Woteh, self-wind-
ing, stoinless-steel eose. compo-
roble volue 1895. 1000
z Ledies' 'MovodOs. l7-iewel, AK
gold eoses. Comparable volue 1927.
$500
Lody's wittnover, l7-iewel broee-
let-style Comparable volue 10. so.
$500
Pleose odd lo9o Federal tax.
WGl-Wotehes, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
On Sole Frdoy $50 AM Washington Only Except Noted
Sportsweor Reduced

800 Tee Shirts, Hlousss and
Sweaters. Assorted colors and styles.
Comparable voIues 4.99 and 5.e9,
g 500
so sMimsuits, i : and 2-pieee styles. !,
Lobeled fol. fobrie content. Com
porohle voIues 1875 to 1925,
TOO end 1900
so Shorts. viseose royon and cotton
blend with nubby texture. compor-
able voIue 1925. 500
, IS Wool saiss, z-pieee eordioon
style, light and dark colors. Com
poFoble volue l7,s5, 900
100 pois Lined Wool Points. Prints
and cleor eolors. Comparable voIues
1925, to l7.S5. 500
30 Jackets, ploids and clear eoIors,
dork and postel shades. Compor-
able voIue l7.e5. HOO and 800
MGL-sportsweor, 5rd Floor,
.s Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Remn0nts-Frid0y Only
Boys Socks and
Slipper Socks

100 Poirs Stretch Socks, foney styles.
lobeIed for fobric content. Oil.
Comparable volue 79e. 3se
40 Pairs NyIOn Argyle Slipper Seeks,
size 9. Comparable value 2.e9.
sse
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
RemnOnts-Fridoy Only
VoFied Housewares
From Our Both Shop:

IS BothFoom Ensembles. These s.
piece sets consist Of meto woste-
bosket, tissue box and plostie tum-
bier. Assorted eolors. Comparable
Volues 5.98 and 6.e8. 2.96
6 MiroEed Nonity Bon. Bross-fin-
ished fromes. Stond or hong on woIl.
Comparable volue 1895. 7.e6
10 Discontinued Style HompeFs. As
sorted eolors. Comparable volue
1923 s.e6
80 BoudolF Stools and chois. Var
led types. Comparable Volues 7.9o
to 1923. 800 TO 7.s6
From Our Gift Section:
Is Asserted Metal Troys. Hond-
pointed designs. Comparable voIue
4.99 TO 6.e9. l.S6 10 2.96
u ovoI-Shoped cosseFoIes with
Chrome Werner Stond. Comparable
volue 5.7e. i.s6
rs Chrome on Bross cholina
WoTmen. Two styles for toble or
buffet. Comparable volues 1895 10
l4.e5. 4.46 and SAG
a Aluminium susor ond creomsr
Sets with Troy. Comparable volue
3.99. l.46
36 FouF-Piees TV Troy Sets in O
discontinued pottern. FiberolosD
gloss with bronze-tone frame. Com
parable volue l7.95. 6.46
II Covered Pottery cosssroIes with
3-quort eopoeity. Heort design.
Comparable voIue 500. 2.46
From Our cookwore Section:
~ Frying Pens eooted with TefIonD.
Two sizes. Comparable voues 6.95
10 795. 3.46 end 3.o6
30 Chicken FFyeu eooted with Tef-
lonB. Three sizes. Comparable
Volues s.9s TO l7.95. 4.46 to s.96
5000 Green Rubber Stoir Treods.
With or without riser. Comparable
voIues S.eS and o.4s dozen.
46e end see dozen
WGL-Housewores Center, 81 Floor
Washington Store. North Building
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Mems Luxury-cIoss
Sportswe0r Sovings

II Lons-SIeeve Sport Shirts by
fomous maker. Toilored of 63oo
Docron9 polyester and 379o royon in
handsome patterns. S, M, /, XL sizes.
Comparable values, 1000. 1888
Il Luxury Sports coots by O fom-
Gus maker. Selection incl des
1000 wool models in eeosheII blue,
ideal for smart evening wear and
some models in olI-wool and oil
linen weoVes. Come in eorIy for
the pick Of the lot. Labeled for
fobric content. Comparable values,
$500 to $500 and $500.
24.S8 and 5S.SS
WGl-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Woshinoton Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Sove on BIouses
2.so s 600

comparable UdlMe,
3.90 to 799
500 Blouses, eottons end blends,
lobeIed for fobFie content. TaiIossd
and dressy styles. cleoF soloEs end
prints. 30-3s. < 3
WGl-Neekweor ond BIouses I.
Washington, Chevy Chase, Wheaton
Plozo, 7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Sterling Silver
Donish Jewelry
and TAX Gold end sssrIias
Silver chsFms
SOC to 400

comparable v0iEs,
$50 10 N.5O
70 NsekIoess. Comparable volue
22.5o 10 27.So. 400
~ Mesehing Cuff Bracelets. Com
poroble volues 1000 and 22.5o,
400
IS Asserted Sterling Silver and
0old-fllIed Charms. Comparable
volues ! so 10 7.So. soc
io-l4k Gold Charms. Comparable
volues 7.5o 10 1000. 100
pleose odd loqo Federal tos.
WeL-Fine Jewelry, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Imported Linen
Luncheon, Dinner
and Bouquet Sets

$50 Sets includes fine Swiss en-.
bFoidered oFsondies, ltoIion hond-
embroidered linens and fine BeIgion
linen with Renaissance Ioes trim.
White, eeFu Or posteIs; sizes in
elude e-piees bridge sets, 42x42"
teo sets, 70xe0", 72xIoS", Tx
I26" dinner sets and some rounds
and ovoIs.
SompIinss Of sizes and prices:
comparable value Now
l0-S-pieee Piece
Met Sets S.o5 SOS
SEASONED
Dinner Sets 1850 se.ss
5-Assorted
Dinner Sets 1880 sz.Ss
6-Assorted
Dinner Sets 1895 $500
I-orsondy Dinner
Set in white
72xl0S" 1880 1855
l-Bisso Dinner
Set in white
72xl26" $4,000 z62. so
WGL-Linens. 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Pre-Voeotion Savings
On Fomous Luggage

Selection includes lightweight vinyI-
type Iussose and also nodded style.
eomporobe volue Nov
8 Mems Vol-A-Poks,
blue VinY. 27.5o I3.7S
8 Hot Boxes, nodded
style, ehoreool l795 s,o5
Lis" Overnight
cose, nodded style,
charcoal color. 1895 o.oS
l-2i" Weekend
cose, nodded style,
charcoal color. 1926 o,oS
PIeose odd loq6 Federol tox.
W6L-Luooooe, 7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23

40 Roineoots in on assortment of
cleor colors and ploids. All IobeIed
for fobric content. Clio, l4-2O.
Comparable voIues 1895 to 22.95.
1888, 1888 and 1888
40 Pois Of Pejomos in cotton
broodcloth. CIeor colors, prints,
stripes. Coot and MILDLY styles in
group. 6-2o. Comparable voIue
800. 1.se
30 Dress Shirts, assorted styles; To-
beled for fobric content. 6, 8, 10,
l8, 20. Comparable value 5.e9. 2.ss
WGL-The Boys Store, 9TH Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Juniors Suits
1900 3" 14.OO

comparable vGlMe
1875 TO 299S
so Juniors Suits, lightweight wool
and blends lobeIed for fobric con-
tent. Two and 3-pieee styles; checks,
ploids and clear colors. lib.
WGL-Juniors' Sportsweor, 4th
Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23

RemnOnts-Frid0y Only
Hats Much Reduced
comparable vGlMe A
much more than double
10 in group Of stFows and fobFies.
Choice OF mony styles.
W5L-MilIineY, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Remn0nts-FHd0y Only
SwirIs at Savings
300 and 400
Remnonts-FHd0y Only
Daytime CosuoIs
comparable vGiHs, = m
H95 to 1925 S'~~

2o5 pieces, In group ere AFneIe
trioessote Jerseys. silks, eostons and
cotton blends In eIeoF eolon o.
prints. All lobeled for fobFie con-
lent. Misses and dsmi-slxss.
WGJL-Foshion 5th Daytime Dresses,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Foshion FobFics
yard loo

comparable valMe I.39 yard
and much more
2,346 yards Of fdmous-nome sum
meT foshion suisinss. Some ore oil
royOn. Others ore voried blends
with ruyon predominant. Among the
textuFed prints and checks ore many
eo-oFdinotss. All IobeIed for fob-
Fie content.
WGL-Foshion Fobrics
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheoton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1963-05-23
arIy American BrOided Rugs
Carpet Ends Of Rolls

Carpet Ends OF Rolls
z-l2xl5' bIoek/
white AeriIan@
ocgHe Tlo.s5 $500
Il7xflFlog per-
simmon WOOL loop l5Too $500
I-t5xio martini
cut ond uncut so96
Aehlane oerylie,
2o9S nodocrdie l64.6o $500,
tI-l2xlo'4" rose
beige nylon' plush 1880 $500
I-exl3'6" pecan
Aerilon@ oerylie
loop 1880 1900
= l2xll' nutrio
nylon plush 1880 $500
- l2xlo pink
beige nylon twist 1000 $500
l-l2x7'2" nutrio
nyIon hi-Io loop $500 $500
l-l5xlo' martini
wool twist 242.00 1890
I-l2xl2' eroy
two-tone AcriIonS
ocNlie loop 1860 $500
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Coots and Suits

Choose from on outstanding group
Of untFimmed better eoets, chiefly
IN spFins-weisht fabrics. Group in
eludes mony Of the seasons Ieodins
styles end eoloEs. Select from woods,
wool end fur fiber or wool and silk
blends; ell Iubelsd for fobrie con-
tent.
comparable voIue Now
81 1926 and more 1900
- 59.e5 5000
- 6e.95 1900
36 1926 to 1926 $500
S6 Suits In springs smart styles.
Fashionable eoIors, chiefly posteIs.
Mostly small sizes. Mony fobrics,
oil lobeIed for content. Comparable
values, 1926 to 6e.95. $500
W6L-Better Coots and Suits
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Plozo, 7 Corners
and AIexondrio
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Stationery Articles

10 hond-palnted wooden accessories
imported from ltoly. Included in the
group ore;
10 Mostebosksss. Comparable voIue
II. so. $50
Peir Of Bookends. Comparable
value 7.50. $50
5 Poirs Of Bookends. Comparable
Volue o.OO poir. poiF $50
Letter Basket. Comparable value
S.S9. $50
] File Box. Comparable volue 1850,
900
WSL-StotioneY. lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Sovings for Boys

'GL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Men, Sove GreotIy
on l00% NyIon
Roineoots with own
TroVeI Pack
comparable
vaIHe, 1925

"a Roineoots left In this selection.
They're greet TO eoHy In your suit
ease or ottoehe eoss because In the
trovsI peck they're only obout 90
big os o tobacco pouch, ~ Reg
uIor t5l, 46 FesuIor t5l, 40 long
49,, ~ long t7l. ~ long %.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-23
RUGS AND CARPETS REDUCED

I--llxlo' peacock
blue Aerilon9 more than -
oevlie twist double $500
I-l2xl5'7" red
Aerilon9 oeryiie more than
loop pile double $500
+ I-exl2' gold nylon
twist 1870 $500
I-loxl 4'4" soutene
Acrilon@ ocTie more than
loop Cos Isl double $500
I-exl2' brown
multi wool loop 1870 $500
I-l2xll'4" SEQ
sproy wool cut and
uncut pile 1000 $500
l-exll'e" electric
blue sol loop more than
pile double $500
t-l2xl5'l" brown
multi wool loop more than
pile double I2s. 90
i-lzxl3'lH liobt more than
beige nylon twist double $500
I-l2xie'i4 light
beige AcfiloA9 oey-
lie plush l29.40 $500
I-l2x9'9" ton
AcriIon9 ocYIie cut
and uncut pile 1890 1900
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Sprins-Summer Hats

WCL-WIIIlnery, IND Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
BY WARD MOREHOUSE


LONDON. The world pre-
miere of the motion picture
Tom Jones" was something
special. 1t was. as the pro-
gram stated, a Royal Pre-
miere under the distin-
guished patronage Of and in
the presence of his royal
highness. the Prince Philip,
Duke Of Edinburgh" Per-
haps you'd like to know what
happens at such an affair.
Unusual interest attaches
to this picture. to be re-
leased in the United States
this fall. 1t is based on
Henry Fielding's robust novel
Of 18th century England,
with its elegant tops and
boorish country squires, its
freewheeling sex, its witty
and cynical rich. and its pa
thetic, gin swilling poor.
England's best-known young
playwright, John Osborne,
made the adaptation, and the
cast reads like a Who's Who
Of the English stage.
No Klieg Lights
The premiere took place at
the Pavilion in Piccadilly
Circus, London's gaudy equiv
alent Of Times Square, SHIN
mering with blood-red Moons
and whirling with traffic.
Our tickets read "8 pm. for
$780," a pointed reminder
that the audience must be
seated we'll in advance OF the
arrival Of Prince Philip.
No klieg lights probed the
sky-"London has given UP
the glittering. Hollywood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
ROYAL PREMIERE
Prince Philip Sees a Movie

beautiful. aqua eyed Miss
Redman, who starred with
Rex Harrison on Broadway
in Anne of the Thousand
Days" AS they chatted one
Of Miss Redman's earrings
fell to the floor, and Prince
Philip started to pick it up.
Trumpet Fanfare
please, SIR" the actress
said. "I'll get It," And she
did. Smiling and apparently
in fine humor, the Prince
talked to each Of the actors
about the picture. He talked
longest with Albert Finney.
whose conversational powers
are quite exceptional.
This over, he turned to
walk to his seat in the dress
circle. AS he did so eight
state trumpeters, wearing
crimson and gold regalia.
sounded a fanfare from the
stage. The audience rose and
the orchestra swept into
God Save the Queen"
Prince Philip could be seen
rocking with laughter at sew
eral scenes in this lusty pic
ture, and he later observed.
II haven't enjoyed a film so
much in months" AS a horse
man che is a crack polo
player, he must have rel
ished particularly the hunt
ing episode, a headlong chase
across the verdant English
countryside.
Tony Richardson, VIII o
staged Natural Affection"
on Broadway last season. d.
rected the picture with a zest-
full sense Of momentum. SUI
sannah York and Diane CT
lento also are in the cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
THE PASSING SHOW
Leora's Residual Fears
Are Missiles, B-52s

alties of a long-running play!
With no pressing need to work
from then until then. And, Of
course, / would like to find
out whether / can write q
play, especially after all those
teachers tried so hard to
teach me. Oh, any number Of
good practical and a few inn
practical reasons.
Miss Dana, whose sense Of
humor takes possession Of
her on social occasions, re-
called that she did have ex-
perience once in rewriting a
play, with another star.
The Play Doctors
This was right here in
Washington where Tyrone
Power and I played the dy-
ing hours of a new play, the
corpse of which we left be-
hind us. You will recall it, q
marriage kind of play, titled
"A Quiet Place The writer
left the play, in New Haven
I believe, a most discouraged
man.
Tyrone and / decided to
try to doctor it ourselves.
One Of my suggestions was
that we exchange the lines
we had been saying, he tax
ing mine. / his. To our as
constituent, it seemed to be
working; not very much, but
a little.
Unfortunately, our play
doctor m e dicine stopped
working. The project dis
solved in disconsolate laugh
ter when I looked at Ty one
day and said: But we
mustn't go so far, ever, as to
change costumes"
Barnard taught Miss Dana
also that it is best to remem-
Der only the funny things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN


HOLLYWOOD. Com e S
now an actor to confound
the professional Hollywood
name changers.
He's 22-year-old Tony Bill,
a fellow with two first names
and both of them his own.
How about that, Rock, and
you, too, Tab?
After scoring a smashing
debut as Frank Sinatra's kid
brother in the current Come
Blow Your Horn" this
serious-minded young new
conner wanted to make
certain that Hollywood cor
respondents attending the
press preview got things
straight.
Tony Bill, he pointed out
firmly, is not a moniker con-
trived by a Hollywood agent
like Henry Wilson who spe-
cializes In marquee sparklers
culled from the phone book
or off cigar boxes. Tony Bill
even offered to show his
birth certificate, as he has
done on other such occasions.
An Expert Sailor
Belabored as he has been
since childhood by that pro-
vocative pair of first names,
Tony Bill has not the
slightest intention of chang
ing either or both for profess
sional accommodations. Par
amount studio suggested it,
but the proud Tony Bill
wouldn't listen.
The son of a prominent
San Diego realtor. Gerard
Bill, the pixie-faced acting
recruit was raised in the
Southern California seaport.
In that nautical environ
ment, he became an expert
sailor.
Oddly, Tony Bill had never
been in Hollywood-only 1875
miles UP the coast-until last
year, when he arrived in the
entertainment capital armed
with a letter of introduction
from the dean of Notre Dame
University to Movie Director
Leo McCarey.
"The dean is a personal
friend of Mr.. McCarey's and
something of a mentor to
me-" explained the gangling
6-foot, 160-pounder. Since
Mr.. McCarey wasn't active at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
By JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The star

OTama CTltlc OF Inc star
Next Tuesday night at
Olney summer theater, Leora
Dana will figuratively be
stepping into the shoes of
Lynn Fontanne and the mind
Of Friedrich Duerrenmatt.
Miss Fontanne was the star,
Duerrenmatt the author, of
THE Visit"
Neither Of these is alto
gether a place where an &C
treSs of Miss Dana's talents
should fear to tread. She is
a ditionally bulwarked
against anything more than
the normal trepidations, how
ever, by the acting experience
she has just been through.
The latter is the shaky
residue of having played a
major feminine role in the
film, "a Gathering of Eagles"
This is a screenplay written
by Robert Pirosh and direct
ed by Delbert Mann which
deals with the Strategic Air
Command and its everreadi-
ness to do its inconceivable
duty.
Those Red Buttons
In the presence Of this
much power, the B-52s, the
missiles, those little red but
tons which could be used to
turn on the end Of the world,
and this over a period of
weeks, Miss Dana concluded
the fear she had acquired
left little room for any lesser
fears. Not even following the
footsteps of Miss Fontanne
into the glittering intellectual
moral-sophisticated world of
Switzerland's Mr.. DuerTen-
matt.
Actually, Miss Dana is de-
lighted to be in a play as
meaningful as The VISIT"
which she fancies as a natu-
raj for Olney's knowing,
keen-minded audience.
She wouldn't want to be
misunderstood on this, but
she has an emotional thing
about Europe's contemporary
playwrights. Fresh out of
Barnard College, she started
her stage career in Jean
Giraudoux's "Madwoman Of
Chaillot." An intelligent,
pretty girl could never forget
an experience like that.
Her Memories Merry
Relaxing the other night
between rehearsals Of THE
VISIT" Miss Dana thumbed
through some other, lesser,
funnier experiences she could
not forget.
One Of these was a small
dinner party she gave in
Hollywood in an expensive
popular restaurant haunted
by the movies elite.
1T was a small dignified
dinner" she says. There
were just four Of us. Seated
at the next table was one Of
Hollywood's dowager column
mist whom I, always a COM
parative stranger in Califor-
mia, did not recognize.
We'll, in the course Of the
dinner, one Of my guests de-
cided to renew her makeup.
Hostesslike, l thought I
should go with her but as I
pushed my chair back from
the table, 1t caught on some
thing, toppled. and I found
myself staring straight up at
the ceiling. 1t was a comfort
able spot and position, so l
stayed in 1t for a few seconds,
still looking at the ceiling UNI
til. between me and IL, there
appeared the face Of the
dowager.
Carefully adjusting her
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type premiere" a film spokes-
man explained - but a
splashy sign across the IA
cade Of the Pavilion pro-
claimed with Hollywood-type
exuberance THE whole
world loves Tom Jonesl"
Helmeted, blue-coated bob
bies circled the theater, striv-
ing manfully and with no
ticeable calm to keep side
walks passable: Move along,
now, move along" Movie pre-
mieres always bring cut q
throng in London when they
are to be attended by royalty
or by stars. This one had
both.
Greeting the Stars
Prince Philip arrived at
500 in a sleek black limou-
sine, accompanied by Squad
ron Leader David Checketts
and a bodyguard. He stepped
tauntily from the Car and in
the wink Of an eye dis
appeared into the theater. AS
fit as the Kennedys of WASH
ington, he projects vigor and
muscular strength, is tall,
blue-eyed and fair.
He proceeded TO a lounge
behind the dress circle where
he passed along a receiving
line. greeting some OF the
leading players OF Tom
Jones"-Joyce Redman. Hugh
Griffith, Dame Edith Evans
and Albert Finney, the ex-
traordinary young actor who
plays the title role. AS Prince
Philip approached, the ladies
curtsied and the gentlemen
bowed.
First Of the players to re-
ceive his attention was the