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'The Big Sleep,’ at the Earle,
A Corpse-Strewn Melodrama
By Harry MacArthur
The Big Sleep,” In which Lauren Bacall again sullenly woos Hum
phrey Bogart, is a picture that makes more corpses than sense. Adaptec
from a novel by Raymond Chandler, it has a higher mortality rate foi
actors than anything you have seen in weeks. At least six are shot dead
another is invited to toss off a poison potion and still another is dropped
off a pier in an automobile, while Bogart, playing Chandler's detective
rim maiiuwc, is Kivru h. uiuiuugn
going over by thugs on a couple of
occasions.
While all this rough by-plav Is
under way. however, it never does
become quite clear just what Mar
lowe is after. True, he is called in by
an aging millionaire to investigate
a bit of blackmail. This much is
clear. But not much else is after
Marlowe begins delving into the
affairs of the millionaire's two beau
tiful daughters, one a spoiled, slefisli
type who likes to gamble and the
other a spoiled, selfish type who not
only likes to gamble but Is something
of a dipsomaniac as well and goes
about sucking her thumb and gig
gling.
This latter delicate lass seems to
y\xmemq
lbs EVERY N)TE AT 9
T. t
. . . Dinner served
•til R '0 P.M. A CROSS ROADS IAND
la rarto aervice.
O p f n workdays Paula Rae
*:3» PM for V (CI lilt
dinner and rock- AO
t a 11 a. Sunday* ^
*:*# P.M. No tax AU
or a
at th« Stand-up Priama
Diamond Bar. Corrf.oo#
have a rather unfortunate habit oi
being on hand in a sodden condi
tion when members of the blackmai
ring dissolve business associations
meanwhile taking her picture at the
scene of the crime. Her big sistei
(Miss Bacall) gets about in the same
low circies. proving a trial to het
would-be protector by choosing tc
remain under the power of a big
shot gambler, who seems to be the
boss gangster.
* * * *
The original blackmail attempt,
jit turns out when Marlowe gets to
work in his own inimitable way,
is only a small matter. The real
[problem, it soon becomes apparent,
[ is what happened to a fellow named
Regan, a hired companion of the
millionaire, who suddenly has be
come missing at the same time the
gambler's wife became missing. The
detective discovers that it is un
healthy to mention the name of
Regan, one fellow to mention It
being the chap invited to drink the
glass of poison. Marlowe himself,
for bringing up the matter, is set
upon once by a pair of handy men
who work both sides, one slugging
him in the midriff until he doubles
up. the other pounding him in the
kidneys until he straightens out
for the first to get back to work,
and another time he is poked in
the jaw by a man with a handful
of silver coins, an effective way of
being slugged.
These things arouse the detec
tive's suspicions. So the Regan
matter becomes something he must
solve. Also, he has fallen in love
with the less repulsive of these
whimsical heiresses he is supposed
to be protecting.
Complicated and vague as all
LOANS
On Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry,
Cameras, Guns, Etc.
Oddest Loan Office in Metropolitan Area
HORNING'S
18th and No. 1 Highway
1 Mile South of Hiolucav Brides
Arlington, Va.
Toke Bus from 12th & Pa Ave.
**• • • We're outside now, Olin, 70a mar
•top roliina in the aisles . . .*
STARTS MON., SEPT. 2, RKO KEITHS
tlM TECHNICOLOR)
WASHINGTON’S NEAREST “SEASHORE RESORT”
• Salt Water Bathing
• Large White Sand Beach
• Private Lockers, Cabanas
• Picnic Groves
• Borbecue Pits
• Ball Diamond, Playground
• Refreshment Stands
IP*
Sails 3:00 P.M.
Itlir. ' 00 P.M.
4-Hour Cruise—Longest
Boat Trip on the River!
gee famous Potomac sights, in
I eluding Bolling Field. Alexan
dria, Mt Vernon. Fort Wash
ington. Indianhead. elr. Free
Dancing. Refreshments and
meals.
A1FCLT8, tl—CHILDREN. 5«e
Tax Inel.
Free Parking
Itk Street Car to Dock
^ ^ ^^ ^ ^
TONIT
SAILS 3:30 PM.
TWO 3 - H O U K
cruises. BEER
and refreshments
served. Larcr
twin dance floors.
Comfortable
chairs.
$1.15 |ncl
AL SAKOL
ond His Orch.
ja
these affairs are. there should never
be any doubt that Marlowe is the
! man to get to the bottom of things.
I As a private detective, he operates
with a leeway that would amaze
even a writer of detective Action,
the district attorney’s office per
mitting him to wander alone down
the corpse-strewn road of his life,
I being content if he just gives them
a call now and then when he has
| a couple of stiffs he wants dis
posed of.
* * * *
For all the untidiness of its plot,
The Big Sleep’’ is, however, an
enjoyable melodrama, exciting most
of the time and comic when it
chooses to be. Producer-Director
Howard Hawks has biven it taut
• THE BIG SLEEP.” a Warner Bros, pic
ture with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren
Bacall, produced and directed by Howard
Hawks, screenplay by William Faulknei.
Leigh Brackett and Julea Furthman front
the novel by Raymond Chandler. At the
Earle.
The Caaf.
; Phil Marlowe Humphrey Bogart
I Vivian - Lauren Bacall
j Eddie Mars- John Ridgely
Carmen -Martha Vickers
Proprietress -Dorothy Malone
I Mona Mars-Peggy Knudsen
Bermr Oh is- _ Regis Tooney
Gen. Sternwood_ Charles Waldron
Norris (butler)-Charles D. Brown
Canino- ... Bob Steele
Harry Jones - Elisha Cook. Jr.
Joe Brody-Louis Jean Heydt
Agnes -Sonia Darrin
Capt. Cronjager James Flavin
Wilde (district attorney)..Thomas Jackson
Carol Lundgren Tom Rafferty
Arthur Geiger_Theodore Von Eltz
Owen Taylor _ Dan Wallace
Taxicab Driver__ _ Joy Barlowe
Sidney__ . Tom Fadden
Pete . _ Ben Welden
Art Huck _ _Trevor Bardette;
ness and a swift movement that
should keep you from noting any
dangling loose ends until after it's1
all over.
Bogart's role, of course, is one of
those things right in his line. Hisj.
playing ot Marlowe, the detective:
who always seems to have the situ
ation well in hand whether or not
he actually does, is one of the major
reasons that the picture is some
thing to see despite its vagueness.
Among others, John Rldgely and
Bob Steele are impressively sinister,!
Martha Vickers is almost startling
as the beautiful but numb giggler.)
and Charles Waldron has a fine but1
brief moment as the millionaire!,
general whose daughters are no.
bargain.
The deep-voiced and sultry Mrs.
Bogart (Miss Bacall» is, as you
might expect, deep-voiced and sultry
and quite an enticing dish. It is
almost a shame that she is not more
of an actress, but that probably
does not matter at all.
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.
National —‘The Show of 1001
Wonders ": 8:30 p.m.
i
Screen.
Capitol— Smoky ’: 11:10 a.m., 1:50,
4:35, 7:15 and 10 p.m. Stage shows;
1:05, 3:45. 6:30 and 9:10 p.m.
Columbia—“Anna and the King of
Siam": 11:30 a.m., 2, 4:30, 7 and
9:30 p.m.
Earle — “The Big Sleep"; 10:30
a.m., 12:45, 3, 5:10, 7:20 and 9:35
p.m.
Hippodrome — "The 39 Steps': I
.2:35, 4:20, 5, 7:45 and 9:30 p.m. j
j Keith's—"Canyon Passage ": 11:40
a.m.. 1:40. 3:40, 5:40, 7:40 and 9:40
; pm.
j Little—"East Side of Heaven":
j11:25 a.m., 1:25, 3:25, 5:30, 7:35 and
9:40 pjn.
Metropolitan — "Shadow of A
Woman": 11:40 a.m., 1:45, 3:45, 5:45.
7:45 and 9:45 p.m.
Palace — "Monsieur Beaucaire”:!
11 a.m., 1:05, 3:15, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:40
p.m. f
Pix—"Souls at Sea"; 2, 4:45, 7:30
and 10 p.m.
Trans-Lnx — News and shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 a.m.
m Wfiw ifi. (—( M3
I u I ^ Ik\"I ■■! 11 Fil a HfftMl <
■ Now Doors Open 10:30 i.n. |
Mytltry k Ertry Moment f
Helmut DAHTINERi
Andre* KING
In Warner Bros'
"SHADOW of
«WOMAN" J
ifRKOKEITH’S
#*£*• Opp.U S Treasury On ISth St
onN to 4S A M »«in>AY. 1J Y. if,
imin unm
uai
CANYOK PASSAGE
• nf« _
Piimi ROC ’ TDM (Ml .M M
aior timr suaur nous non snows
NEXT — DANNY KAYE IN
“THE KID PROM IROOKLYN”
mmm
i
[ of//eare#
CINDERELLA GIRL — Dis
covered by Norma Shearer by
way of a photograph in a
family album. 19-year-old
Janet Leigh will get a chance
to win quick movie fame
playing the feminine lead, op
posite Van Johnson, in “The
Romance of Rosy Ridge.” A
student at the College of the
Pacific when the screen offer
came on Miss Shearer's
recommendation, Miss Leigh
has never appeared on the
stage or in movies. She is a
native of Stockton, Calif.
—Wide World Photo.
AMUSEMENTS
ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE
FOR RECREATION AT
SEASON ENDS LABOR DAY
Found in a Family Album 3pt>
By Shailah Graham
HOLLYWOOD. |
Norma Shearer is responsible for
i Van Johnson's new leading lady in
; "Romance of Rosy Ridge." Norma
was on a skiing vacation with her
husband at Sun Valley and she was
looking through the family album of
an employe at the hotel and came
across the fresh smiling face of the
girl who now will be known as Janet
1 Leigh. What a break for an un
known. inexperienced actress —to
| have Van Johnson in her first film!
George Sanders must be getting
lazy, because in his recent picture
•with Hedy Lamarr. "Stiange Wo
man." he pulled a John Barrymore—j
read his lines from a blackboard:
above the head of Miss Lamarr. And
i that is not the way to inspire your
leading lady . . . When I ask George
Brent for the latest news in his life.'
he replies, "But I lead such a dull:
life." George says that all he does
when he is working (he is now in
"Flame of Tripoli”! is get up at 6.
have his breakfast, work all day at
the studio, then go home, have his
supper and go to bed at 9 at night.
“And when I work, I have to take
a sleeping pill every night." says
George, adding, “That’s not very ex
citing, is it?" I'm more interested
in what George does when he is not1
working. But he won't tell about
that. i
AMUSEMENTS ' I
jppvwnnTViv
i if ^
M NUREMBERG 0
TRIAL SUM-UP
First Pictures!
CYPRUS INTERNMENT CAMPS
FOOTBALL’S PRO-CHAMPS
vi. COLLEBE ALL-STARS
WMAL—Hourly Ntwgcatt
I PRESENTING THE WORLD S FINEST FILMS
PLEASING WASHINGTON S FINEST AL DIENCE.'
(Madonna of the
Seven (Moons
STEWART GRANGER PATRICIA ROC
I PHYLLIS CALVERT jfjuft CONDITIONED I
"The 39
■ ACT N»v. KMgKgqafl
SATURDAY MORNING
DOORS OPEN 9:30 AM.
ONE SHOW ONLY! 10 A M.
"Mother Goose's Nightmore" "Smoky
Joe" "The Silver Streak" and "Aesop's
Fables" "Hop Harringan" and the
Feature Attraction.
“BLONDIE’S
LUCKY DAY”
Remember! One Show Only!
10 A.M.
1
I
I Tonight! Sat. Mat. & Night
The thrilling itory B
of youth in love I ■
itorring m
CHARLES 1
COBURN '
A Roaring Comedy in Water
OPENS TONIGHT AT 8:30
g AQUA FOLLIES OF 1946 |
|J | sow s»au | Aug. 30 Thru Sept. 8 1 «no seat* [ i
EAST POTOMAC POOL, HAINS POINT
Featuring Olympic and National Swimming and Diving Stars. Lovely
Water Ballerinas. Comedy Divers and Specialty Acts
Admission. *1.20, *1.80. *2.40 (incl. tax)
Tickets at Willard Hotel (Talbert Agency), Statler Hotel, Kitt's
and at the Pool
Reservations, phone RE. 0409.
H-9 By* (rom 13th and E N.W. sr 12 or 14, 1th St. Trolley
to M St. 8.W. and Motor Ferry acrota Channel to Fool.
It It Swims, We’II Have It!
NOW... DOORS OPEN 10:41
Crashing New Frontiers
of Romance and Excitement!
Will James
SMOKY”i
In Technicolor 1
FRED MacMURRAY
L ANNE BAXTER-BURL IVES
win i*eniury-r ox
DOORS OPEN 10:30"
It’s All Hope »
and a Smile Wide! \V
bob hope I
JOM CMLHEU A
otisieur /
ucaire
A Paramount
™ "DOORS OPEN 11 A.M."
W IRENE DUNNE • REX NARRIRDN - UNDA DARNELL \t
r‘ANNA and the KING of SIAM9'M
_20th Century-Fnx _
Arthur Treacher watches with a
fascinated expression on his face
while Broderick Crawford buys a
16-mm. movie outfit. "They make
Di'ctures all day.” says Arthur finally
"Then they go home and watch
themselves again” on the 16-mm
screen ... Jeffrey Lynn tells me that
all the time he was in the Army
Air Forces, it cost him 6150 a year
to store his 15 suits. That makes
around $600, but he couldn't buy
those 15 suits at that price today . . .
Joe Pasternak tells me that he will
have to change the title of his
movie. "Apple of His Eye," even
though he bought his movie before
the play of the same name was put
on Broadway. It's a completely dif
ferent story . . . And that reminds
me. the Broadway musical, "Billion
Dollar Baby.” i\as bought for Vera
Ellen chiefly because of the title.
From now on, Vera-Ellen is to be
* See GRAHAM. Pa ge A-13. i
~ AMUSEMENTS
MATI0PUL,.”.w„'y.tni,,„ I;
t SHOWS SUNDAY 2:30 A 2:30
4 . THRILLS f
CHILLS"
^ laughs /ft
ffy' 3© MVST/*g*S
...mosrcy whs*
All Kxaa., Sal. A Saa. Mats. 80c, 11 1#.
$1.80, $2.40, tax int. Bargala W*4*mAa/
Mattaaea, #•«, $1.20, $1.80.
:
AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS
.
r$QM OF LASSIE”
with
Cbiabeth Tayfor
The "(lational '■'•to
Velvet" Girl. &
Frank Morgan. ™
Tom Drake, The
"Green Years" latf
III TECHNICOLOK
WATCH FOR IT!
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
final IMA ''ft *> N. C. Av. SE.
bABVURA Cont. From J;4J p M
Air Conditioned.
KID MILLIONS.” EDDIE CANTOR Plus
SMOOTH AS SILK,” KENT TAYLOR
VIRGINIA GREY.
non r 2'°3 *». av.. n.w. re. oit4
leinwiili Comfortably Air Cool.d
TO EACH HIS OWN.” OLIVIA DE HAVIL
LAND, JOHN LUND. MARY ANDERSON
Ooen 4:110 P.M. Feature at 5:10. T:'15.
0:40.
DUMBARTON 1349 X'Tu AvT"
Healthfully Air Conditioned
A LETTER FOR EVIE " with MARSHA
HUNT. JOHN CARROLL Plus TERROR!
BY NIGHT.” with BASIL RATHBONE.
NIGEL BRUCE. Anothet Sherlock Holmes
Story.
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GENE TIERNEY. VINCENT PRICE In
■ DRAGONWYCK” 7 and 0._
I mil 3227 M *'■ N.W. WHITE ONLY.
Michigan 5R90 Air Cool.d
Last Day—Two Hits. 'THE STORK
CLUB.” Plus THE TROUBLE CHASERS.”
LITTLE 401 N,:;hFsi;
* EAST SIDE OP HEAVEN.”
ml3th 4 H St*. N.W.
Continuous 2-11
’ SOULS AT SEA.”
THE VILLAGE
Phene MI. 9227.
Scientifically Air Conditioned.
“TO EACH HIS OWN,”
OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND, JOHN
LUND.
NEWTON l2ms‘. nnT"
Equipped With Hearinx Aid Phene*.
Scientifically Air Conditioned.
“Without Reservations,”
CLAUDETTE COLBERT. JOHN
WAYNE.__
JESSE THEATER
Phene Dl'. 9861.
Scientifically Air Conditioned.
Double Feature.
“SHADOWS OVER
CHINATOWN,”
SIDNEY TOLER. VICTOR SEN
YUNO
“MURDER IN THE
MUSIC HALL,”
VERA RALSTON. WILLIAM
MARSHALL.!
«Y1 van In* St. * R. I. Ave. N.W.
a I la T Jill Phone NOrth *41*.
Scientifically Air Conditioned.
Double Feature
“A GAME OF DEATH,”
JOHN LODER. AUDREY LONG.
“THE CATMAN OF
PARIS,”
CARL ESMOND. LENORE AUBERT
THE vrailflll 3707. Mt. Vernon
NEW »»**n"Wn Av. AUx Vo
One Block From Presidential Gardena.
Phone Alex. 2424.
“Badman’s Territory
RANDOLPH 8COTT, ANN
RICHARDS.
ACADEMY 53iL,,;4f;: 5 E
Scientifically Air Cooled.
Double Feature
“THE BLUE DAHLIA.”
ALAN LADD VERONICA LAKE
“THE CATMAN OF
PARIS,”
CARL E8MOND. LENORE AUBERT
STANTON 5,3UC Un
scientifically Air Conditioned.
Double Feature.
“REBECCA.”
JOAN FONTAINF. LAURENCE
OLIVER.
“THE CATMAN OF
PARIS,”
CARL ESMOND. LENORE AUBERT
-- I
—SIDNEY LUST THEATEBS—1
V1V Iff Anil Eastern Ave. & Varnum St.
t. Rainier, Md.-WA. 1199
AIR CONDITIONED.
Free Parkin* Across From Theater. j
Today-Tomor.—Last 3 Days.
CHARLES COBURN in
“THE GREEN YEARS.” I
At 6:40. 9:15.
_Matinee Tomorrow 1 F.M.
BETHESDA
WI. 3868 or 9636.
Free Parkin*—Air Conditioned.
Today-Tomor.—3 Days.
BRIAN DONLEVY. DIANA LYNN in
• OUR HEARTS WERE GROWING UP."
At 6:31. 8:18, 10:03.
Tomor—Kid Matinee. At 1:48. 3:4«.
| JIMMY LYDON in "HENRY ALDRICH.
1 EDITOR." Regular Show at 3:39.
I 7:34. 9:13. "OUR HEARTS WERE
GROWING UP."
PA Mm 34 th A R. I. Ave. N.E.
LAP1LU WA. 9746.
Air Conditioned—At 6:50. 9:30.
LANA TURNER. JOHN GARFIELD In
POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE.”
Tomor.—Double Feature—Mat 1 P.M
SUNSET CARSON in "CHEROKEE
FLASH.” JOHN LODER. AUDREY
LONG in "GAME OF DEATH."_
! HYATTSYILLE SgSK/B;'
UN. 1330 er HY. 9553.
Free Parkin*—Air Conditioned.
Last Day—At 6:40. 9:05. OLIVIA DE
HAVILLAND. JOHN LUND in "TO
EACH HIS OWN ”
Tomor.—Special Kiddie
Matinee.
Doors Open 11:15—Shows at 11:30
and 1:15. RICHARD DIX. PRESTON
FOSTER in "THE ROUNDUP." Rmu
lar Show. BARBARA STANWYCK.
ROBERT CUMMINGS in "THE BRIDE
WORE BOOTS.” At 3:30, 6:30, 7:30.
9:30,
Mlt A Rockville Md. Rock. 191.
Free Forking.
Air Conditioned—Today and Tomor.
Double Feature—Cont. 7-11.
LUM AND ABNER in
“PARTNERS IN TIME.”
MONTE HALE in "MAN FROM RAIN
BOW VALLEY" (in color). Matinee
tomorrow, 3 P.M.
NABLBOBO ^n7M
Air Conditioned—At 7:10, 9:10.
KATHRYN GRAYSON. JUNE ALLYSON
in "TWO SISTERS FROM BOSTON "
Tomor.—Double Feature—Mat. 3 P.M.
CHAS STARRETT in "ROARINa
RANGERS.” ROBERT LIVINGSTON in
• • UNDERCOVER WOMAN."
H1PP0DB0NE ftT
AIR CONDITIONED.
ALFRED HITCHCOCK
“39 STEPS,”
Starring Robert Donat,
Madeleine Carroll.
FAIHLAWN AMUSEMENT
COMPANY THEATERS
HIGHLAND 2533 SE'
_ Air Conditioned
9y'JVi.«rDE HAVILLAND in TO EACH
HIS OWN. At 5:15. 7:“0. 9..to. Also
Buts Bunny. Doors Open at 5
ATLANTIC Atlantic St. at S. Capital
Albllllllb $t s w Ludlow 7662
_ Air Conditioned.
CHARLES COBURN. TOM DRAKE in
THE GREEN YEARS At 6 45 and
9:lo, Also Comedy and Cartoon.
CAPITA! Capitol Haights, Md.
* *1 W“ HI. 0740
Air Conditioned. Comfortably Cool
Shows at 6:15. 8:45.
JOAN LESLIE and ROBERT HUTTON
in "JANIE GETS MARRIED^"_
CAKGRESI 2931 Nichols Ava. S E.
vwnbauaTlt 8700 Air Conditiontd
All Comedy Niaht with Buas Bunnv.
Three Stooaes. Donald Duck and many
others. Doors open 5. First show. 6:15
Last complete show. 9 :to
FAIHLAWN ,342 Good h«k* _
a ninhiinn *d. SE t| 9)93
Air Conditioned
RONALD COLMAN. MADELEINE CAR
ROLL in a reissue of "THE PRIS
ONER OF ZENDA.” At 6:15. 8 05,
9:55.
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CENTRE 15,3 Seminary Rd., Aiex.
Va. (Fairlington, Vo.)
Phone Temple 1000 for Information.
Ample Free Parking.
Show* 7 and 9 P.M.
.4 STOLEN LIFE," BETTE DAVIS
GLENN FORD.
SHIRLINGTON 2800 s
■gaaaaaieinu I wn 0v,r|0oi< 2500
„ Air Conditioned
/SON OF LASSIE PETER LAW
FORD. DONALD CRISP_ __
STATP Fhono Foils Chr. 1333
Jldllls Shows 7 and 9 P.M.
_ Air Conditioned.
"THE WELL OROOMED BRIDE”
OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND. RAY MIL
LAND.
fA Troaf for tho Entire Family.
“ Shows 7 and 9 P.M.
•■RIVER BOAT RHYTHM and
"MOON OVER MONTANA/]
ABLINGTOH
_ Air Conditioned.
"THE BRIDE WORE BOOTS." BAR
BARA^ STANWYCK. ROBERT CUM
WILSAN 1727 Wilson Blvd.
migdun Phon. ox ,480
Air Conditioned.
"THE WELL GROOMED BRIDE."
OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND. RAY MIL
LAND.
ASHTON 31M Wilson Blvd
nan 1 UR Phono Oxford 1139.
__ Air Conditioned.
"THE MAN FROM RAINBOW VAL
BOOTH MONTE HALE' ADRIAN
BUCKINGHAM
Air Conditioned.
THE GREEN YEARS. CHARLES
COBURN. BEVERLY TYLER_
GLEBE 2,30 no. «ob. *d.
HUMP Is Oxford 4264.
Air Conditioned.
"THE BRIDE WORE BOOTS" B.4R
?.48£„STANWYCK' ROBERT CUM
IPPT 4Bth I Mass. Avo. N.W.
Woodley 4400
Jerome Kern's "CENTENNIAL SUM
MER." with
CORNELL WILDE. JEANNE CRAIN.
LYNDA DARNELL.
At 1:30. 3:35. 5:40, 7:40 9 45
ATLAS 1331 H St. N.E. AT. B300.
LON McCALLISTER. JEANNE CRAIN
in technicolor
KANE RICHMOND ADELE MARA in
_"TRAFFIC IN CRIME "
PRINCESS ,n> H s'- NE
J* woo
Double Feature Program Daily.
Continuous 1 -11 p.M
JOmsr PAYNE. MAUREEN O'HARA In
SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY."
_ Also
TEXAS RANGERS RIDE AGAIN,"
JOHN HOWARD. ELLEN DREW.
_AKIM TAMIROFF._
SENATOR M'nn- Avo. at Banning
owiniWH „d N.E. I*. 2600.
Continuous Shows From l P.M. Dailv
to Our Patrons.
CLAUDETTE COLBERT. JOHN
. WAYNE In
WITHOUT RESERVATIONS."
-..At 1:20. 3:25. 5:30, 7:40. 9:45_
NAYLOR 2*’h A Alabama Avo.
S.E. AT. 7270.
OUR HEARTS WERE OROWING
UP, with GAIL RUSSELL
„ DIANA LYNN.
Feature at «:30. 8:10. 9 50
■UUDtilUaM WI4»4«
_ __ _ Air Conditioned.
5:30 P.M.—CONTINUOUS
CHARLES COBURN in A. J. Cronin i
“THE GREEN YEARS.”
_ At B:.tO. 7:40 and »:50 PM
SATURDAY MORNING!
Special Kiddie Show—Doors Open
°n* J « A M—Mighty Mouse
“CARTOON CARNIVAL.”
Mother Goose Nightmare." "Smoky Joe "
Sther streak" and "Aesop s Fables.”
Plus the feature attraction—
“Blondie’s Lucky Day”
and "Hop Harrlgan"—One show only,
lu A M.!
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Is
Sg
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_Colored Theater._
HOWARD Air Conditioned
awnnnu Open. 12;30 pM
Stage: DELTA RHYTHM BOYS
PEARL BAILEY and TOMMY REY
NOLDS and Orch _
LINCOLN i" Conditioned.
aeanwvaen Open. 12:30 P.M.
RANDOLPH SCOTT Jn 'BADMANS
TERRITORY." _
Rl’PlIHl ir Air Conditioned.
Open 12:30 P.M.
MERLE OBERON. TURHAN BEY in
"A NIOHT IN PARADME "
■00RER.T Air Conditioned.
BUUBbB'l Open. 10:43 A.M.
MAUREEN O'HARA. DICK HAYMES.
HARRY JAMES in "DO YOU LOVE
mz
■ROADWAY 13,3 7,h st- N w
BBVBVHBI Open! 10:43 A.M.
JOHNNY MACK BROWN in UNDER
ARIZONA 3KIE8. "
■ min '<09 9th St. N.W.
MTBJIU. Open. 10:43 A.M.
BINO CROSBY. INQRID BEROMAN
in BELLS OP ST MARYS” and
“ONE EXCITING WEEK."_
ROSALIA 21* F s> s w
BVdlUlUl Open. 10:43 A.M.
HEDY LAMOUR. ROBERT WALKER
in "HER HIGHNESS AND THE
BELLBOY” end "RIVER GANG '
■fOTT 24th A M St.. N.W.
I1W1B Open 2:43 P.M.
BARBARA STANWYCK. GEORGE
BRENT in “MY REPUTATION "
uwinH^TiW^V
.•co”in badmans
M
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\
All Tin* hkildM G4see la Waria
Bras. Ads Indieata Tine Feature la
Presented.
Theaters Hastes Matinees.
AMBASSADOR “***•££
Matinee 1 PM
Healthfully Air Conditioned
HUMPHREY BOGART LAUREN BA
CALL tn "THE BIG SLEEP." At 1,
3.05. 5:15, 7:25. 9:.15
Rrvrni v n"> & c n.e.
BbTUILI t) 3300 Mo, , pM
Parkin* Space Available to Patron).
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Today Only—MERLE OBERON. JOEL
McCREA in "THESE THREE" (re
issue). At 1:05. 3:15. 5:20. 7 25.
9:35. Tomorrow — DIANA LYNN.
GAIL RUSSELL in OUR HEART*
WERE GROWING UP.'_
CAt VPRT 2324 Wis. Ave. N.W.
VAlaVfcBI WQ 234i M„, , p M
Parkin* Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today Only—MERLE OBERON. JOEL
McCREA in "THESE THREE" (re
issue). At 1:10. 3:15. 5:20. 7:25,
9:35 Tomorrow—DIANA LYNN.
GAIL RUSSELL in "OUR HEART*
WERE GROWING UP " _ _
CENTRA! 423 *h n.w.
IrUlIBJUe ME 2S41 0pBn, 10:4]>
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Last Day—JUNE ALLY80N. KATH
ERINE GRAYSON. JIMMY DURANT*
in "TWO SISTERS FROM B08T0N ”
At 11. 2:20. 5:50. 9:20. WILLARD
PARKER. MARGUERITE CHAPMAN
in "ONE WAY TO LOVE," At 1. 4:25.
7:55. Tomorrow—JUDY CANOVA,
ROSS HUNTER in "HIT THE HAY •*
CHERYL WALKER in LARCENY IN
HER HEART '
KrNWrnV Kennedy Nr. 4th N.W.
nblMMlI „A 4400 Mo, , P M
Parkin* Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Today Only—BARBARA STANWYCK.
ROBERT CUMMINGS in "THE BRIDE
WORB-BOOTS." At 1:10. 3:15. 5:20.
7:25. 9:30. March of Time. Tomor
row—LUCILLE BALL. MARK STEV.
EN3 in DARK CORNER.” _
■raa ra. evt. or /in ».c.
ruin fH J200. Mo* 1 P.M.
Parkine Space Available to Patrona.
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Last Day—PAULETTE GODDARD
BURGESS MEREDITH in DIARY OP
A CHAMBERMAID" At 1. 3:1 (1.
5:15. 7:25. 9:35. Tomorrow—DIANA
LYNN. GAIL RUSSELL in "OUR
HEARTS WERE GROWING UP"
SHERIDAN jj 2400. MaSth*rp.M!'
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day—OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND.
JOHN LUND in "TO EACH HIS
OWN,’’ At 1:30. 4:05. 0:40. 0:15.
Tomorrow — WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
CONSTANCE MOORE in IN OLD
SACRAMENTO "
Cft tflU Go. Ava. & Colnvillc Pika
alia TUI SH 5300 Mot y p.M,
Parkine Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Last Day—CLAUDETTE COLBERT.
JOHN WAYNE in "WITHOUT RE
SERVATIONS." At 1. 3:10. 5:20.
7:25. 9:40. Tomorrow — DIANA
LYNN. GAIL RUS3ELL in "OUR
HEARTS WERE GROWING UP
TWhl I Uth A Pork Pd. N.W.
llTUIal CQ 1800. Mot , p-M
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day—PAULETTE GODDARD.
BURGESS MEREDITH in "DIARY OP
A CHAMBERMAID" At 1:20. 3:35.
5:3(1. 7:35. 9:45. Tomorrow—DIANA
LYNN. GAIL RUSSELL in "OUR
HEARTS WERE GROWING UP."
nVTAWM Conn. Ava. & Nawark.
Ur 1V TT13 wo 5400. Mat. 1 P.M.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today Only—QAIL RUSSELL. DIANA
LYNN in OUR HEARTS WERE
GROWING UP." At 1:40. 3:40, 5:40.
7:45 9:50. Tomorroar—RAY MIL
LAND, OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND ia
THE WELL GROOMED BRIDE."
Theaters Having Eva. Pnfsmsassa
APOLLO “*,M£boNfc
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Last Day—BARBARA STANWYCK.
ROBERT CUMMINGS in "TMt
BRIDE WORE BOOTS" At 6:15.
8 9:45 March of Time Tomorrow
—LUCILLE BALL. MARK STEVENS
in "DARK CORNER " PRANCES
LANGFORD 4n "BAMBOO BLONDE "
AVALON 5612 NW‘
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Today Only—ROBERT LOWEST.
HELEN GILBERT in "DEATH VAL
LEY" (in color). At 0, 7:50. 9:45
Tomorrow — WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
CONSTANCE MOORE in "IN OLD
SACRAMENTO.
AVE. GRAND “*££?**•
Today Only—RANDOLPH SCOTT.
ANN RICHARDS in “BADMAN'S TER
RITORY.” At 0. 7:55. 9:45. To
morrow—JUNE PREISSER. FREDDIE
STEWART in FREDDIE 8T*Pf
OUT ' EDDIE DEAN in “CARAVAN
TRAILS."_
■ AS 1 ■■■■ iS41 r* _ A U Uf
buiaum a* 6300
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Today and Tomorrow—JANIE GETS
MARRIED,” JOAN LESLIE. ROBERT
HUTTON At 6, 7:50. 9:40.
nniir 1330 c Nf
nUI,t T*. SIM
Last Day—JOHN LODER. AUDREY
LONG in "GAME OF DEATH." A«
6:25. 9:45. DANA ANDREWS. BICB
ARD CONTE in A WALK IN THE
SUN At 7:35. Tomorrow—JOHNNY
MACK BROWN in SHADOWS ON
RANGE.” JANE WYATT la
STRANGE CONQUEST "
ff B vnv 3030 14th St. N.W.
AATUI c0 4Mg
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today Only — BUSTER CRABBE.
JEAN CARUN in • GHOST OF HID
DEN VALLEY ' At 8:45. 8:20, 10
Tomorrow—ALAN LADD. VERONICA
LAKE in "THE BLUE DAHLIA-"
crrn *2<4 Ga. Ave., Silver Sprin*.
dliVU SH. 2340 Parking Space
Last Day—ALAN LADD VERONICA
LAKE in ‘THE BLUE DAHLIA.” At.
0:15. 9:40. MERLE OBERON. BRIAN
AHERNX In “BELOVED ENEMY." At
8:15. Tomorrow — KANE RICH
MOND. BARBARA REED In "BE
HIND THE MASK." BILL ELLIOTT
ALICE FLEMING In "CONQUEST OF
CHEYENNE.”_
T1VAH1 4th A I utter nut Sta.
IJtnUPlM CE.4312 Parking Spoea
Last Day—MERLE OBERON. TUR
HAN BEY in "NIGHT IN PARA
DISE'' (In Tech.t. At 6:2K. 9:46.
ANNA NEAOLE. REX HARRISON In
A YANK IN LONDON." At 7:50
Tomorrow—ROBERT LOWERY. BAR
BARA BRITTON in "THEY MADE
ME A KILLER." KEN CURTIS. JEJT
DONNELL in 'THAT TEXAS JAM
BOREE.”
YORK Go- Av*‘ 4 Qu*b*c w- N W
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today Only—LEE BOWMAN. MAR
GUERITE CHAPMAN in "THE WALLS
CAME TUMBLING DOWN " At 6:15.
«:05. 9:30. Tomorrow — ROBERT
LOWERY. HELEN GILBERT In
DEATH VALLEY. '
ALEXANDRIA, YA.
orrn 1723 King st.—ai«. 3443.
AEaKal# Parking Space. Air Conditioned.
LUCILLE BALL. QEOROE BRENT i«
• LOVER COME BACK. ’
Bimmvn *'9 King St.—Alox. 9224.
MCHHUMU Mot. Dai|y. Air Conditioned
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