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Danny Kaye, 'The New Champ,’
In Happy Frolic at Keith’s
By Horry MocArthur
The comic talent of Danny Kaye is put to good use in "The Kid
from Brooklyn,” Samuel Goldwyn's latest Technicolor filmusical, which
opened yesterday at Keith's. Mr.'Kaye is quite a funny young man. And
the script that has been provided for hint here—a new adaptation of
that old comedy about the meek milkman who became world middle
weight champion through no fighting ability of his own—allows him
to run something very like wild. Mr. Goldwyn has hired an able sup
porting cast ior ms comic, too, one
that includes pretty Virginia Mayo,
Vera-Ellen, Eve Arden, Walter Abel,
Lionel Stander and Fay Bainter,
among others. There are the well
known Goldwyn Girls, too, plus
some music, and as elaborate a
production as the stage technicians
could devise.
Altogether, it is quite a package
of frolicsome entertainment. A
vague memory of Harold Lloyd is
this same role long ago seems to
recall a slightly more serious ap
proach in that earlier version of
the story, or at least an approach
from a different angle, but the yam
has not suffered in this new trans
lation. In fact, as it now has been
arranged for Mr. Kaye by a platoon
of writers including Don Hartman,
Melville Shavelson, Grover Jones,
Frank Butler and Richard Connell,
it is a fresh and lively comedy.
¥ * * *
Director Norman Z. McLeod's
Usually is a deft hand with films
that are supposed to be fast and
funny and he has seen to it that
this one is generally both. “The
Kid from Brooklyn” provides a
number of more or less memorable
comedy moments while Burleigh
•Tiger” Sullivan is dancing his way
OYSTERS
Are in Season!
September (with an
"R") is the month for
oysters ond O'Donnell's
hove 'em — plump,
juicy, tongy oysters
shucked fresh ond
served in your favorite
style . . . half-shell,
steamed, fried or stew.
O'Donnell's
: SEA GRILL
1207 E ond
; 1221 E St. N.W. !!
' Thos. A. O'Donnell j
N. Y. society to mix
with leather-pushers
New York City, Sept. 5-This city’s
swankiest section, Sutton Place,
overlooking the East River, will
have an open-air block party to
night with a “Gay Nineties” tenor,
teen-age kids from nearby tene
ment districts staging amateur
boxing matches, and general
hoopty-do.
Says Parks Johnson, genial radio
host of the block party, “They say
nobody knows anybody in Manhat
tan and tonight we’re going to find
out.” For the funniest, most human
entertainment in weeks ...
Tune in tonight to Lipton’s
VOX POP
at 8:00 p.m. EST
over station WTOP, CBS
AMUSEMENTS
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MRS. DORSEY'S 1946-47 |
CONCERTS!
11 Constitution Hall, 18th and C Sts p
B EVENING SERIES: Munsel. Krelsler, %
(g Heifetz. Melton, Horowitz, Steber.
by. Series tickets <8 events), $6.90, $9,
(g $12.50, $15, $17.50, incl. tax.
P SUNDAY SERIES: Rubinstein, Men- t
V uhin, Bioerlinc, Casadesus. Pinza, i
*-> Sayo. Series tickets (8 events), $5,
y $6. $9, $12.50. $16, incl. tax. i
P SPECIAL EVENTS: Don - Cossack ■■
Kv Chorus, Draper Ml Adler, 90 c, $1.20,
& $1.80, $2.40, $3. incl. tax.
&• $1 Deposit Holds any ticket to Oct. 1. \
I Illustrated Circular on Request
I Mrs. Dorsey's Concert Bureau f
IllM O St. (Campbell’*) NA. 7151 >,
THE KID FROM BROOKLYN," an RKO
Picture with Danny Kaye and Virginia
Mayo, produced by Sam Goldwyn. directed
by Norman Z. McLeod, adapted by Don
Hartman, and Melville Shaveleon from a
screenplay by Grover Jones. Frank Butler
and Richard Connell from a nlay by Lynn
Root and Harry Clork At Keith's.
the cast.
Burleigh Sullivan- Danny Kaye
Polly Pringle _Virginia Mayo
Susie Sullivan . _ Vers-Ellen
Speed McFarlane._Steve Cochran
Ann Westley _Eve Arden
Gabby Sloan _ Walter Abel
Spider Schultz Lionel Stander
Mrs. E. Wlnthrop De Moyne Fay Bainter
Mr. Austin _Clarence Kolb
Photographer_Victor Cutler
Willard _Charles Cane
Fight Announcer _Jerome Cowan
Radio Announcer_ Don Wilson
Radio Announcer_Knox MgnninK
Matron _Kay Thompson
Master of Ceremonies Johnny Downs
_ The Goldwyn Girls
to ring fame on a series of pre
arranged nose dives. A notable one
is the scene at his first fight, when
the referee says "You boys know
all the rules no low punches break
clean in the clinches go to your
corners and come out fighting any
questions?” "Yes,” says Burleigh.
“Can I write all that dowm.”
It is quite something, too. to
watch Burleigh learn boxing from
Miss Arden in waltz time to the
tune of "The Blue Danube.” And
it also is a fine moment when
Burleigh demonstrates his ducking
technique to the society matron
played by Miss Bainter, a demon
stration which winds up with a
wild slugging match (no hits scored)
in her living room.
"The Kid from Brooklyn” is, of
course, Danny Kaye's film, but some
of the others contribute notably to
it. Among them are Vera-Ellen,
who has a pair of dancing moments
that are fine; Miss Mayo, who sings
a couple of songs and provides inci
dental decoration, and the Goldwyn
Girls who provide additional deco
ration. The performances by Miss
Arden, Mr. Abel and Mr. Stander
are their standard characters, but
there is no doubting that they are
expert at them.
Being Danny Kaye’s picture, there
is, naturally, one of those rare mo
ments when he dons that Russian
accent for a song. This time the
ditty is a daft one about Pavlova
and includes an impersonatjon of
Martha Graham "and her six little
crackers” performing a dance about
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.
National—“The Show of 1001
Wonders": 8:30 p.m.
Screen.
Capitol—“Smoky”: 11 a.m., 1:40.
4:25, 7:10 and 9:55 p.m. Stage
shows: 12:50, 3:35, 6:15 and 9 pm.
Columbia—“Anna and the King of
Siam": 11:30 am, 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
> pm.
Hippodrome—“Madonna of the
Seven Moons”: 2:25, 4:15, 6:05, 8
I and 9:50 p.m.
Keith’s—“The Kid from Brooklyn”:
10:45 am., 12:55, 3:05, 5:15, 7:25
and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan — “Shadow of A
Woman”: 11:40 a.m., 1:45, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Palace — “Monsieur Beaucaire”:
11 am., 1:05, 3:15, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:40
pm.
Pix—Second Film Concert: 3:05,
5:30, 7:50 and 10:20 pm.
Trans-Lux—News and shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 am.
Little —“The Fallen Sparrow”:
12:25, 3:35, 6:45 and 9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux — News and shorts,
Continuous from 10:15 am.
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in the new film version of
Somerset Maugham’s “Of Hu
man Bondage,” coming to the
Earle Thursday.
a Diesel engine in which Gypsy Rose
Lee is a stripped gear.
* * * *
Word from New York today in
cludes an item of news that should
cheer those Washingtonians who
have bemoaned the shortage of the
ater seats that results from having
only one legitimate theater in oper
ation in the Capital. Maxwell An
derson’s “Joan of Lorraine.” to be
staged by the Playwrights Company
with Ingrid Bergman in the starring
role, will have its premiere perform
ance at George Washington Uni
versity’s handsome Lisner Audi
torium the night of October 28,
running there for three weeks prior
to the New York engagement.
Since the auditorium was built a
number of New York’s producers
have made overtures to the univer
sity with an eye toward using it to
double the number of stages avail
able here. The Playwrights Com
pany was dickering last year, but
nothing seems to have come of its
hopes until now. The announce
ment of the “Joan of Lorraine”
opening at the Lisner Auditorium
does not say that an agreement has
been reached to bring other produc
tions of the Playwrights to the rame
place, but it does hint at the filling
of a long-felt need by "an additional
house in Washington for the better
offerings of music and drama.”
It is probable that each attraction
playing the Lisner Auditorium would
have to be booked individually, as
the previous bar to such use has
been a reported feeling on the part
of university officials that consider
able discrimination should be al
lowed them in the matter of plays
on the university’s own stage. We
know of some ballet companies who
would love the place, after these
grim years on that Constitution Hall
platform.
AMUSEMENTS.
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(Straight Out 6a. Am. Eataadad)
NOW PLAYING
“Hie Curtain Rises”
Tues. Thru Sun., 8:45
Sunday Matinee 2:45
Boa leavra Ga. and Tloketa Now
Alaaka Avea. night- Belling at Kltt’a
ly at 8:00, retorna 1336 G 8t.
after ahow. and at the theater
'Little Women’ to Start Soon
By Sheiloh Graham
HOLLYWOOD.
Mervyn Le Roy tell* me that his
remake of "Little Women" goes Into
production September 15. And that
the present lineup is Jennifer
Jones, Diana Lynn and Bambi Linn
from the stage hit, "Carousel.”
Bambi is Meg and has the dying
scene—always good for a jump to
fame. Charles Coburn will be the
grandfather and Anne Revere the
mother. Also in the movie will be
John Dali, who recently obtained
his film-acting freedom from War
ners and is getting $100,000 a pic
ture at Selznick's studio.
When Paramount gets around to
remaking “The Winning of Bar
bara Worth,” the leading men will
be Joel McCrea and Don De Fore.
This was the movie in which Gary
Cooper made his first hit. . . .
Marlene Dietrich's current deal with
Paramount is for one picture only,
her current “Golden Earrings.” I
suggest they grab her now to a
long-term contract because I’ve
never seen her looking better and
Director Mitchell Leisen tells me
that she never has been In better
acting form.
I think they are overdoing the
George Sanders-hates-women pub
licity. Now George has been as
signed “Personal Column” in which
he has something to do with the
disappearance of a series of beauti
ful women. But If George Is as rude
to these beautiful women as he Is
to women in real life, I'd doubt
whether he could get close enough
to them to make them disappear.
... It surprised practically no one
when Norma Shearer signed with
Enterprise for a return to pictures.
Now watch for all the old-timers
to come back, including Garbo and
Gloria Swanson. . . . The stories of
the return of Maurice Chevalier
to Hollywood would seem to be
premature, because he is due to
make "Golden Silence” In Paris
next month. The rumor mongers
had Chevalier coming to Hollywood
In September.
* * * *
Vincent Price has taken off his
Lord Almsbury wig (from "Forever
Amber”) for something more mod
ern in RKO's “A Time to Kill” with
Henry Fonda, Barbara Bel Geddes
and probably Anne Jeffreys. ... I
chatted with Myma Loy on the set
of “The Bachelor and the Bobby
soxer.” She told me that she had
i talked with William Powell for one
j whole hour on the telephone and
i now it is certain that their next
picture together will be “The Song
of the Thin Man” at Metro. This
_AMUSEMENTS
Tonight through Saturday
Cross Roods Theatre
Bailey's Cross Koads, Va.
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last of the “Thin Man" series will;
be directed by Eddie Buzzell and j
that is good insurance, because Ed
die only makes1 good pictures.
There is no rest for Dana An
drews. He went from “Canyon Pas-1
sage” into “The Best Years of Our
Lives” and now jumps to 20th Cen-1
tury-Fox for the lead In “Boom-,
erang.” Most of this picture will
be made in the East which means1
that Dana and his three yachts will
be parting company for awhile . . .1
Ida Lupino is joining the Hal Wallis
company of actors . . . RKO is do- "
ing a remake of "Stage Door,” the"
movie made nine years ago with
Ginger Rogers, Katharine Hepburn
and Lucille Ball.
* ★ * *
It will be Christmas time or later1
before Roddy McDowall returns to
Hollywood. He's making a lot of
money now on a personal-appear-!
ance tour that gets longer and long-1
er as word of good box-offlce re
ceipts gets around.
Barry Fitzgerald's next is “Rip
Van Winkle" for Gene Fowler . . .
Ronald Reagan is conferring with
Viveca Lindfors on their co-star
ring assignment in “Night Unto
Night.” The Swedish actress has
done a remarkable job of learning
the American language. I've never
seen any one quite so determined!
to make a success in Hollywood.
Paulette Goddard, who likes to'
work with her husband, Burgess
Meredith, joins him for his episode
in “A Miracle Can Happen” . . .
AMUSEMENTS
On CbeiiMikt
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Well, after all the shouting and the
publicity about the role of Kate
in “Arch of Triumph”—whether to
eliminate the part or get some big
shot like Katharine Hepburn—the
role finally has gone to Ruth War
rick, who started her film career
here with Orson Welles in “Citizen
Kane”
Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance. Inc.
Returns to Stage
Fredric March, with the comple
.ion of his co-starring role in Sam
tel Goldwvn's RKO-RADIO-released
ncture, “The Best Years of Our
Lives,” has signed with Max Gor
ion to co-star in Ruth Gordon’s
itage play, “Miss Jones."
In “The Best Years of Our Lives”
March co-stars with Myrna Loy,
Jana Andrews, Teresa Wright and
Virginia Mayo. The screen play by
Robert E. Sherwood is based on a
lovel by MacKinley Kaptor.
AMUSEMENTS
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WATCH FOR ITI
OOORS OPEN
10:45 A. M.
ALWAYS COMFORTABLY COOL
RKO KEITH’S
A WASHINGTON INSTITUTION .
Opp. U. $. Traasary an 15th St.
f
Olcott Picture
Wilkie Mahoney has begun work
on the shooting script of “My Wild
Irish Rose,” a story of the life of
Chauncey Olcott, famous Irish
singer and composer, which Warner
Bros, will produce with Dennis Mor
gan in the starring role.
AMUSEMENTS ^ AMUSEMENTS
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
r arm IVA 11,h & n- c: Av. s i.
bMULIRA Com. F,om 3;43 r M
_ Air Conditioned.
"BREAKFAST IN HOLLYWOOD.” TOM
BRENEMAN. BONITA GRANVILLE
Plus STRANGE IMPERSONATION.
WILLIAM GARGAN, _
CIRCLE 2103 po- Av»- N.W. RE. 0184
vasivuie Comfortably Air Cooled.
Last Day -THE GREEN YEARS.” with
CHARLES COBURN. TOM DRAKE. Open
4:3(1 p m . feature at 6:00. 7:1.1, 3 3,V_
DUMBARTON 1349 Av*
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Today and Tomorrow. Two Fine Hits. ;
THE HOODLUM 8AINT." with WILLIAM
POWELL. ESTHER WILLIAMS Plus
"BLONDE ALIBI" with MARTHA DRIS
COLL. TOM NEAL._
tlEENBELT
Double Feature. H. CRONYN "A LETTER
FROM EVIE” and R REGAN "BROTHER
RAT.” At 7 and 8:30._
LIDO 3227 M s'- N.W. WHIT! ONLY.
Ml. 3890 Air Cooled
Today and Tomorrow, Two Hits. "THE
SHERIFF OF RED WOOD VALLEY." Plus ,
"MASQUERADE IN MEXICO."_
LITTLE 608B.uin;his,G.NW
"EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN "_
PIT 13»h 4 H St* N.W.
Contlnuoua 2-11
“FILM CONCERT.”
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RAVWnnn Eastern Ave. A Varnum St.
” VVWM1. Rainier, Md. WA. 8899
AIR CONDITIONED.
Free Parkin* Across From Theater
Today-Tomor-Thur. At 7. 9:32
JOHN WAYNE, CLAUDETTE COLBERT
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Today-Tomor. At 6:06, 8. 9:54.
BETTE DAVIS. GLENN FORD in
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scope Screen—the finest in America.
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Air-Conditioned — Today - Tomor.
Double Feature—Last full show 9:03.
MAUREEN O'HARA, JOEL McCREA.
"BUFFALO BILL" LAUREL AND
HARDY THE BULLFIGHTERS.”_
HYATTSVILLE
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BARBARA STANWYCK, ROBERT
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MARLBORO Md
Air-Conditioned — Today - Tomor.
MERLE OBERON. TURHAN BEY
"NIOHT IN PARADISE" (in Technl
color). At 7:25. 9:20.
ARLINGTON FARMS
BOB HOPE. MADELEINE CARROLL In
"MY FAVORITE BLOND." Cont. 7-11.
HIPPODROME KM^T699;h
AIR CONDITIONED.
Doors open 1:45—Wash. Premiere.
STEWART GRANGER,
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PATRICIA ROC in
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“A STOLEN LIFE,”
BETTE DAVIS. GLENN FORD
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Scientifically Air Conditioned
“THE GREEN YEARS,”
CHARLES COBURN. TOM DRAKE
JESSE THEATER ***&
Phone DU. »8fl1.
Scientifically Air Conditioned.
Double Feature.
“RETURN OF FRANK
JAMES,”
HENRY FONDA. GENE TIERNEY
“THE TRUTH ABOUT
MURDER,”
BONITA GRANVILLE. MORGAN
CONWAY.
CVT VAN l»tst. A R. I. Av*. N.W.
0 IhTIUI phon. NOrth 9689.
Scientifically Air Conditioned.
Double Feature.
“BREAKFAST IN
HOLLYWOOD,”
TOM B RENE MAN. BONITA
GRANVILLE.
“TRAIL TO MEXICO,”
JIMMY WAKELY, LEE WHITE.
THE VrRIMN 3707 Mt. Vernon
new »tnnun Av, AUx Va
One Block From Prealdentiml Gardens.
Phone Alex. 3124.
“The Bride Wore Boots,”
BARBARA STANWYCK. ROBERT
CUMMINGS.
ACADEMY 533 Lr^6.SE'
Scientifically Air Conditioned.
Double Feature.
“THE ENCHANTED
FOREST,”
EDMUND LOWE. BRENDA JOYCE.
“THE FRENCH KEY,”
ALBERT DEKKER, EVELYN
ANKERS.
STANTON 3,3UC
Scientifically Air Conditioned.
Double Feature.
“ONE MORE
TOMORROW,”
ANN SHERIDAN. DENNIS MORGAN
“VALLEY OF THE
ZOMBIES,”
ROBERT LIVINGSTON. ADRIAN
BOOTH.
aprv 48th 81 Man. Ave. N.W.
nr HA WOodl.y 4600
RAY MILLAND, OLIVIA
DE HAVILLAND In
THE WELL GROOMED BRIDE."
At 1:50. 3:56. 6, 8:05. 10.
ATLAS 1331 H St. N.E. AT. 8300
LANA TURNER. JOHN GARFIELD In
"THE POSTMAN ALWAYS
RINGS TWICE.''
Plus
LIE BOWMAN. MARGUERITE
CHAPMAN in
'THE WALLS CAME TUMBLING
DOWN."
PRINCESS ’V’ ^ Nt
Double Feature Program Dally.
Continuous 1-11 P.M.
GARY COOPER. PAULETTI
GODDARD in
"NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE"
In Technicolor, and
"RAGGED ANGELS."
JOEL McCREA. ANDREA LEEDS.
_WALTER BRENNAN.
SENATOR
Continuous Shows From 1 P.M. Daily.
Free Parkin* to Our Patrons.
PAULETTE GODDARD. BURGESS
MEREDITH in
"DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID"
At 1:40. 3:40, 8:40, 7:40, 9:45
NAYLOR &ATA,;^r Av”'
BETTE DAVIS. GLENN FORD in
“A STOLEN LIFE.”
At 7:00 and 9:20.
FAIHLAWN AMUSEMENT
COMPANY THEATERS
HIGHLAND 2533 S l
Air Conditioned.
OLIVIA DB HA VILLA ND. RAY MIL
LAND, SONNY TUFTS In "THE WELL
GROOMED BRIDE." At 0:‘I5. 8:10,
9:50,
ATI AMTir Atlantic St. at S. Capital
flIleJUlIlw st. S.W. Ludlow 7662
Air Conditioned.
GEORGE BRENT. LUCILLE BALL In
"LOVER COME BACK." At 6:15. 8:00,
9:40.
CAPITOL Copi,0tl,H»Md
Air Conditioned. Comfortably Cool.
BARBARA -STANWYCK and ROBT.
CUMMINGS, "THE BRIDE WORE
BOOTS."_
CONGRESS 2931 N;cRho87Mv’-S E
OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND In "TO
EACH HIS OWN." At 6:45 and 9 15.
FAini AWH 1342 Good Hop*
r hintiatt n Rd S E u 9,93.
Air Conditioned. ______
BARBARA STANWYCK, ROBERT
g8^OBAtln6:15T«T4E5, WORB
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Br«*. Ad* Indicate Tine Feature la
Fraaemted.
_Theater* Bavins Matinea*.
AMBASSADOR^
Matinee 1 P.M.
Healthfully Air Conditioned
HUMPREY BOGART. LAUREN BA.
CALL In ••THE BIO BLEEP." At 1:00.
3:05. 5:16, 7 26. 9:35.
BEYEBLY
Parkins 8pae* Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Leal Day—OLIVIA DE HAVTLLAND.
RAY MILLAND In "THE WELL
OROOMED BRIDE" At 1:10, 2:50,
4:4», 6:16, 8:00. 9:40.
CALVrai 2124 Wit. Av*. N.W.
MUeTUfc wo rM M , PM_
Parkins Space Available to Patron*
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day—BETTE DAVIS. In “A
8TOLEN LIFE." At 1:00. 3:10, 8:J0.
7:26, 9:40.
rnrm&i *«. n.w.
bUIIIUUiME 2841. Open* 10:43
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day — GEORGE MACREADY.
SINA FOCH In MY NAME IS
JULIA ROSS." At 11:00. 1:26. 4:16.
7:00. 9:60. CRAIO REYNOIA16.
EVELYN ANKERS In "QUEEN OF
BURLESQUE." At 12:20. 3:0678:65.
8:4(1_
nnBwffSref/SE
Parkins Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day—CLAUDETTE COLBERT.
JOHN WAYNE In "WITHOUT RES
ERVATIONS.” At 1:00. 3:05. 6716.
7:20. 9:25.
PIlfM fa- Av*. a* 7th 3.1.
ritllll F„ 3200 Mat 1 P.M.
Parkins Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day— BETTE DAVIS In "A
STOLEN LIFE.” At 1:00. 3:10. 6:16.
7:20. 9:26.
SHERIDAN ;£“•
Healthfully Air Conditioned
Last Day—CHARLES COBURN TOM
DRAKE In THE OREEN YEARS."
At 1:30. 4:30, 6:40, 9:20.
CIT vrn G°- Av*. 4, Colatvlll* Pika
uililU 5h. 3300. Mat. 1 P.M.
Parkins Space Available to Patrona.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day CHARLES COBURN, TQM
DRAKE In "THE OREEN YEARS,"
At 1:35. 4:16. 6:66, 9:36. Cartoon.
TTVm I '4th & fork Rd. N.W.
atVVial co 1S00 Maf , pwL
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day—OLIVIA DE HAVTLLAND
RAY MILLAND In "THE WELL
GROOMED BRIDE.' At 1:00. 2:45
4:26. 6:10. 7:55. 9:40. Mareh of
Time.
UPTOWN Conn. Av*. d, Newark.
VS surv H WO. 3400. Mat. 1 PJA.
_ , Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today thru Thursday — BETTE
DAVIS In "A STOLEN LIFE.” At 1:00.
3:10, 5:15. 7:26, 9:40.
Theater* Havlns Eve. Partan—nee*.
APOLLO 624frh
_ . neaitmuny Air conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow—OLIVIA DE
HAVILLAND. JOHN LUND in "TO
EACH HIS OWN.” At 6:35. 9:10.
AVALON 3412 Conn- Ava. N.W.
HTlMiUR wo 2600.
„ Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow—PAULETTE
GODDARD. BURGESS MEREDITH
At A CHAMBERMAID. •
AVE. GRAND «■
Today and Tomorrow—JUNE ALLY
SON, RATHER INK GRAYSON, JIMMY
gggsgff- tzt* ^
COLONY 4933
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow—LUCILLE
BALL. MARK STEVENS In "DARK
CORNER." At 6:00. 7:50. 9:36.
nr, Mr 1230 c st. n.e.
nunit TR. siss
Today and Tomorrow—JAMES CAG
NEY. ANN SHERIDAN In "CITY FOR
CONQUEST" (relune). At 6:15. 9^40
Rpe HARRISON. ANNA NKAOLE in
“A YANK IN LONDON," at 7:55.
SAVOY 3030 14*h St- N.W.
■fflTUI CO. 496<
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow—JOEL Mc
CREA. MERLE OBERON la "THESE
THREE ' (reiaaue). At 6:15. g, 9:50.
srrn *244 Go. Ave., Silver Spring.
SH. 2540.
Parking Sfwta
Today and Tomorrow—IDA LUPINO.
'PAUL HENREID, OLIVIA DE HAVII -
OREENSTREET In
-DEVOTION." At 6:15, 9:40 PAT
P&Smv^, ln
TAKONA 4,h V'jsu*
Parking Space
Today and Tomorrow—BARBARA
STANWYCK. ROBERT CUMMINGS
In "THE BRIDE WORE BOOTS.” at
6:00, 8:00. 10:00. March of Time.
YORK Ga- Ave. & Quebec PI. N.W.
sunn 4400
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow — “JANIE
GETS MARRIED." with JOAN UBS
LIE. ROBERT HUTTON at 6:15.
7:55. 0:40
HISER-BETHESDA
Air Conditioned.
CORNEL WILDE. LINDA DARNELL. WM
EYTHE, CONSTANCE BENNETT, JEANNE
CRAIN. WALTER BRENNAN In
“Centennial Summer”
in Technicolor.
Jerome Kern’s beautiful score Including
“ALL THROUGH THE DAY."
_At 6:00, 7:65 and 8:46.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
i REED 1723 lcln° S, -AL«
Forking Space. Air Conditioned.
OLIVIA DE HAVILAND. PHILLIP
TERRY In “TO EACH HIS OWN.”
RICHMOND 8,9 ICinfl S,-AL«-9776
" Mat. Dally. Air-Conditioned
SUSAN HAYWARD to
DEADLINE AT DAWN."
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III
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U2
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3S;
CENTRE 1313 s*mln«,,y m., ai#x.,
Vo. (Farlington, Vn.)
Phene Temnle 1000 for Information.
Ample Free Parkins.
Shows 7 and 9 P.M.
'AVI THOU T RESERVATIONS. "
CLAUDETTE COLBERT, JOHN
WAYNE. _
SHIRLINGTON m°os *«ndoiPh
auiikiinaivn Overlook 2300
Air Conditioned.
•LOVER COME BACK.'* LUCILLE
BALL. GEOROE BRENT.
STATF Ph®n« Fail. chr. i«3
•linib Show. 7 and * P.M.
Air Conditioned.
"EASY TO WED.” VAN JOHNSON,
ESTHER WILLIAMS.
I P|? A Treat for the Entire Family.
““ Show. 7 and 9 P.M.
"JESSIE JAMES," TYRONE POWER.
HENRY FONDA.
ARLINGTON
"THE GREEN YEARS,” CHARLES
COBURN. TOM DRAKE,
WILSON ,7W Wil,on lkd
fSUnPVH phone OX. 14*0.
, ___ Air Conditioned.
EASY TO WED.” VAN JOHNSON.
ESTHER WILLIAMS. '
ashiom
__Air Conditioned.
hHnWYCTL* ROBERT ’ ’ CVU
BUCKINGHAM *5**
Air Conditioned.
"OUR HEART8 WERE OROWINQ UP"
DIANA LYNN, PAIL RUSSELL
GLEBE 2,30 No- ©'•*• u
OXford 4266.
_Air Conditioned.
THE GREEN YEARS.” CHARLES
COBURN. TOM DRAKE.
1 —
Celered Theaters
HOWARD
AND ORCHESTRA.
LINCOLN A,r Conditioned
IsMIbUliH Open. 12:30 P.M.
RANDOLPH SCOTT in "BADMAN'8
TERRITORY."
REPUBLIC o^nC.°T&*l
MERLE OBERON. TURHAN BEY In
"A NIOHT IN PARADISE”
BOOKEH-T Air Conditioned
Duunno I Opens 13:80 P.M.
MAUREEN O’HARA. DICK HAYMES.
HARRY JAMES in "DO YOU LOVE
ME?"_
BROADWAY
JOHNNY WEISSMULLER, AQUA
NETT A In "TARZAN AND THE
LEOPARD WOMAN.”
RAPHAEL Xr.V^,NAWM.
JOHN WAYNE In "DAKOTA" and
“MAN WHO DARED."
ROSALIA 2,2 F **• s w
nUjJUiIA Opens 10:45 AAA
50 Stars, "DUPFY'S TAVERN” and
“NOTORIOUS LONE WOLF.”
MATT 24th A M Sis. N.W.
null Open. 2:45 P.M.
JOHN LODER. NANCY KELLY in
• WOMAN WHO CAME BACK” and
"SHADOW RETURNB."
| lMCrrnV 25th A kenning Rd. N.l,
kAflttJlUfl Open. 12:45 P.M.
MERLE OBERON, TURHAN BEY M
"A NIOHT IN PARADISE."
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