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EVENING PABKDIG
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CAPITAL GABAGE
1320 Ν. Y. Arm. N.W.
Between 13th mad 14th
FLOOR MACHINES
I RENTED I
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709 Kennedy St. N.W.
Hollywood:
London Wants,
And May Get,
Jimmy Durante
By Sheiloh Graham
Judy Garland will hop off t(
New York for a vacation when she
finish» "The Pirate." Husband
Vincent* Minnelli, the baby and the
nurse are going along, too. Next
year they all go to Europe, but foi
a vacation, not to work.
And that reminds me, Jimmy
Durante has been offered six weeks
of personal appearances for Septem
ber and October in London. HeU
probably go — he's a tremendous
favorite in England as well as here.
Maureen O'Hara's next is "Out
of All Time" at RKO. And she
would very much like to have Cary
Grant or Fredric March for hei
leading man. "I prefer mature men,'
says Maureen.
Veronica Lake has Just signed a
new seven-year contract at Para
mount. Ronnie's deal is to make
three pictures a year—one for her
own productions. Shell probably
do this one with her director hus
band, Andre De Toth.
Poor Linda Darnell! Here's
another disappointment. As you
know she has to keep her hair blond
until the premiere of "Forever
Amber." Well, she thought that
was to be in November. Now I
learn that because of the Techni
color shortage of prints, "Forever
Amber" won't be related until spring
of next year! And there's a limit
to what hair can take.
* * * #
Wallace Berry gets Gladys George
as his leading woman in "Alias a
Gentleman." Wally gifted his adopt
ed daughter, Carol-Ann with a
de luxe convertible for her 16th
birthday.
When Yvonne De Carlo marries
Howard Duff, she is giving the home
for which she paid $20,000 to her
mother. That's nice. And I'll make
a bet now that Yvonne will be very
happy as Mrs. Duff.
Ethel Barrymore Is off to New
York when she finishes "Memory
of Love." But she's coming back
quickly, after seeing her grandson.
"I prefer to make pictures," Miss
Barrymore told me, "unless the
irresistible play comes along." From
the tone of her voice, she will find
plays easy to resist.
Merle Oberon and Lucien Ballard
are taking their car when they go
to Europe this summer and they will
drive through France and Italy.
Merle will probably take in India,
also. She met the Maharanee of
Baroda a week ago and received an
invitation to stay with her in India.
Claude Jarman, jr., hasn't worked
since lasi juiy in nign aaroasee,
and at the moment there is nothing
for him to do until falL That's too
long a gap between pictures—par
ticularly at Claude's age. He's 13.
* * # *
Teresa Wright has asked Husband
Niven Busch to write another West
ern, to star her with Robert Mitchum
again.
When Jane Greer suddenly dashed
off to New York last week, she left
Ed Lasker with the problem of
whether or not to chase her to the
big city. It's no use Ed, Jane just
doesn't want to get married.
Dan Dailey refers to himself as
"The Maria Montez of 20th Century
Fox." Dan is now making his third
Technicolor picture in a row—"Off
to Buffalo." This boy is doing all
right, with Betty Grable, Nancy
Guild, Anne Baxter and Jeanne
Crain as his leading ladies in his
first four films at the studio.
Ferenc MQlnar is coming to Holly
wood for the first time this summer
to write an original movie for Co
lumbia. Molnar recently had his
nineteenth play on Broadway.
Ingrid Bergman's husband, Dr.
Peter Lindstrom, has a lot to do with
Ingrid's change of plan to make her
"Joan of Ac" picture with Walter
Wanger instead of with Willie Wyler.
Ingrid never does anything without
first consulting her husband. She
has a tremendous respect for his
ability as a doctor too, and when
she> in Los Angeles she spends her
free time, watching Peter perform
operations. I can't wait to see
Ingrid in "Arch of Triumph."
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc.)
First Baptist Choir Plans
Recital in Bethesda
The choir of the Bethesda First
Baptist Church will present a recital
at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the church,
Wilson lane and Meirs avenue,
Bethesda.
Gertrude D. Price will direct the
choir, which will be assisted by
the Newcomb Bethesda Community
Singers.
J. Β. Sellers, 38 Years
In U. S. Service, Retiring
Retirement of James B. Sellars,
S3, after 38 years In Government
service, was announced by the State
Department today.
Mr. Sellars, who lives at 1109
North Illinois, Arlington, Va., began
working for the Government in
1909 In Kansas City, with the Agri
cultural Department. He was trans
ferred here in 1915 and continued
with the Agricultural Department
until 1944, when he joined the
Office of the Co-ordinator .of Inter
American Affairs as an auditor.
He became an auditor in the State
Department when it absorbed the
co-ordinator's office in 1945.
Mr. Sellars, who has served for
several years as secretary-treasurer
of the Capital Yacht Club, plans to
spend much of his time boating.
Trinity College Is Host
To Poetry Congress
Trinity College will be host to the
Γτΐ-City Congress on Poetry at 1
pjtn. Sunday, with representatives
of the Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia units of the Catholic
Poetry Society of America partici
pating.
The program will te opened by
Miss Mary Prances Ward, praddent
of the Washington chapter. Speak
ers Till include John OQland Bru
nini, editor of Spirit; Sister If.
Maura, S. S. N. D., of the College
of Notre Dame of Maryland in
Baltimore; Kenton Kilmer and
Henry St. Claire La vin, S. J., of St.
Joseph's Preparatory School, Phila
delphia.
Hill & Tibbitts
FORD ENGINES
Easy
Budget
Payments
AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
ΓΑ1ΜΙ1 TNA 11«h* Ν. C. Αν·.. S.E.
WHAUIilflH Cont. from 5:46 P.M.
•Ά STOLEN LIFE," BETTE DAVIS, GLENN
FORD; Plus "CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH,"
BILL ELLIOTT.
CIRCLE 2,05 Ρα·Av··N W· RS- 0,84
Last Day—"THE BACHELOR'S DAUGH
TERS," GAIL RUSSELL. CLAIRE TREVOR,
ANN DVORAK, at 6, 7:50. 9:40.
DUMBARTON 1349 Av*
Today and Tomorrow—Two _Hlta—"NO
TORIOUS GENTLEMAN," REX HARRI
SON, Ι,Π,Ι,Τ PALMER, at 8:45. 0:40: Plus
• WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES AGAIN," at
5:30. 8:30.
GREENBELT Gr"nb·"'Md GR 2222
VIVIAN LEIGH, CLAUDE RAINS In
"CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA" (In Technl
color), at 7, 9:15.
LIDO 32?7 M 5,1 N W· Ml-5890·
Today and Tomorrow—Two Hits—"THE
GREEN YEARS," a Great Book, Now a
Great Picture, Plus "SONG OF MEXICO."
1 ÎTTI Γ 9th St. Above F
111 ft I lab Following "HENRY V"
RAIMU in
"THE WELL-DIGGER'S DAUGHTER."
THE BM M 2402 Mt. Vernon Av·.
NEW * Βωι Del Ray (Alex.) OV. 3550
Another Big Double Feature — "BLACK
MARKET BABIES" and "VACATION FROM
MARTÏIAGE"; Also Selected Shorts. From
8:30.
-SIDNEY LUST THEATERS-,
HIPPODROME N WV 9,h
Door» Open at 1:45—Second Week—
CELIA JOHNSON. TREVOR HOWARD
In Noel Coward's "BRIEF ENCOUN
TER^
CHEVERLY
ΓΝ. OlOO—Free Parkinc.
Lest Day. at 6:15. 8. 8:50—DANE
CLARK, SYDNEY GREENSTREET In
THAT WAY WITH WOMEN.''
HYATTSVILLE
UN. 1530 er Hrafts. 0588—Park Free.
Today. Tomorrow, at 6:50. 8:20—ANN
SHERIDAN in NORA PRENTISS."
KAVWnnn Eastern Ave. Bet. R. i.
ft Mich. Aves. WA. 8899
Free Parking Across From Theater.
Equipped with Hearing-Aid Sets.
Today. Tomorrow, Saturday, ;t Days—
JAMES CAGNEY. ANNABELLA in "13
RUE MADELEINE." at 6:15. 8:15, 9J.56,
CAMEO Uth 4 *■1 Av* N E
WA. 9746
Today, Tomorrow—Double Horror
Show—Last Complete Show at H:41—
BORIS KARLOFF in ' BEDLAM"; Also
"DEVIL BATS DAUGHTER."
R ΓΤΗΓ1Π11 °uf wis. Ave. Just
DblllUUA Past East-West Highway
WI. 3868 or 9636—Park Free.
Today, Tomorrow, at 6:15,8:05.8:55—
SONNY TUFTS. ANN BLYTH in "SWELL
GUY." Enjoy Our Retiscope Screen—
the Finest in America.
MILO Roclcville, Md. Rock. 2434
Free Parking
Today, Tomorrow, at 7. 8:58—JAMES
£ιΑ/5&έΝ·*ΑΒΕ1ΧΑ ln ··" RÛE
MARLBORO Up^or?arl&7rse' Md·
Today, Tomorrow, at 7:25, 9:20—Walt
Disney's "SONG OF THE SOUTH" (ln
Technicolor).
THE VILLAGE j^V
Phone MI. 9327.
JOHNNY O'CLOCK." DICK POW
ELL. EVELYN KEY ES
NEWTON "V ΝΝΓ,οη
"WAKE UP AND DREAM." JUNE
HAVER, JOHN PAYNE.
JESSE THEATER £
Phone DU. βββί.
Double Feature—"MARGIE," JEANNE
CRAIN. GLEN LANOAN··; "DOUBLE
CROSS," KANE RICHMOND. WYNN
GIBSON.
«VI VAN ι» si. & r. ι. Av.. n.W.
·>ιι«τμπ phone NOrth 9489
Double Feature — "THE SHOCKING
MISS PILGRIM," BETTY ORABLE,
DICK Η Α Υ Μ Ε β; CRIMBON CA
NARY." NOAH BEERY, Jr., LOIS
COLLIER.
THE VntlMW 3707 Mt. Vernon
NEW VMlflUfl Av·., Alex., Va.
One Block From PreildentUl Gardens.
Phone Ale*. 2424.
MY FAVORITE BRUNETTE." BOB
HOPE. DOROTHY LAMOUR.
ACADEMY «,·** »■
Double Feature — "N OCTURN""
GEORGE RAPT, LYNN BARI: "RIVEH
GANG," GLORIA JEAN, „OHN
LEN.
STANTON 5,\^7ne
Double Feature—"GALLANT BESS."
MARSHALL THOMPSON, GEORGE
TOBIAS: 'TERROR TRAIL,"
CHARLES STARRETT.
Fairlawn Amuse. Co. Theater·
HIGHLAND 2333 s E
DICK POWELL. EVELYN KEYES In
"JOHNNY O'CLOCK." »t 6:15. 8. 8:50.
ΔΤΙ Α1ΓΓ1Γ Atlantic St. of S. Capitol
HlLHnilk s, sw lUdlew 7662
ANN SHERIDAN in "NORA PREN
TISS." at 6:50· 9:20.
CONGRESS 2931 N;^v*·S L
EDDIE BRACKEN In "LADIE8' MAN."
at β'.15. 7:55, ft:40.
FAIRLAWN »* .«.«χ
Double Feature—JOHN LODER in
GAME OP DEATH." ut rt:20, 8:50:
BORIS KARLCFF in "ISLE OF THE
DEAD." at T:.'U). 10.
LAUREL
OfNE AUTRY in TRAIL TO SAN
Α ΝΤΟ NE."
ANACOStÏA
Maintes Daily 1 Ρ M—ANN SHERI
DAN in "NORA PRENTISS." at 1.
3:05. 6:10. 7:15. 9:20.
raPITM Capitol Heights, Md.
bnriivii H, 0740
JAMES STEWART, DONNA REED in
• ΓΓ8 A WONDERFUL LIFE." β .10, 8.
REED1723 ΚΙηβ.St —Al·*· 3*43
Parking Spat»
TERESA WTUOHT, ROBERT MTT
CHUM in "PU
RICHMOND819 Kin·s'··Al 9216
uiwunwnu Mat. Daily
BARBARA BRITON. RUDY VAIiKH
in "FABULOUS SU8ANNE."
CENTRE
"MY FAVORITE BRUNETTE." BOB
HOPE. DOROTHY LAMOUR.
SHIRLINGTON
"IT'S A WON»ERFUL LIFE.'' JAMES
STEWART. DONNA REED.
H1SEB BETHESDA
Upturned by Popular Demtnd.
WALT DISNEY'S
"SONG OF THE SOUTH."
I At 8:1·, r.Sfc MV |
WABNEB BROS. THEATERS
For additional Information iktu
theater· direct or call REpublie 0800.
Ail Time Schedule· Given in Warner
Bro·.' Ada Indicate Time of Feature.
Theater· Having Matinee·.
ANBASSADOB
„ Mat. 1 P.M.
Ronald Reagan, Alexis 8mith, Zachary
Scott In "Stallion Road," at 1:15. 3:20,
6:25. 7:26, 9:35.
nrvrni ν ls,h & ε N E
OLVI.nL I u 3300 Mot , P M
Parking Space Available to Patron·.
Today and Tomorrow—Ann Sheridan,
Kent Smith, Bruce Bennett In "Nora
Prentls»," at 1. 3:05, 6:10. 7:16. 9:20.
Γ&Ι VFRT 2324 Wit. Ave. N.W.
MU· Y Uil wo 2343 AAot. 1 P.M.
Parking Space Available to Patron·.
Today and Tomorrow—Douglas Fair
banks, Jr.. Maureen O'Hara in "Sinbad
The Sailor," (in Tech.), at 1. 3:06,
5:16, 7:20, 9:30.
rrVTR&V «25 9th St. N.W.
bX.ninm<ME 2841. Open. 10:45 A.M.
Today and Tomorrow—Larry Parks,
Evelyn Keyes in "The Jolson Story."
(in Tech.). at 11, 2:20. 5:40, 0.
Charles Starrett, Adelle Roberts in
"Galioplnt Thunder." at 1:20, 4:40, 8.
VrMHCnV Kennedy Nr. 4th N.W.
ΒΜΙΠΜΙI RA ^^00 Mot. , p.M.
Parking Space Available to Patrona.
Last Day—Robert Walker, Brian Don
levy, Tom Drake, "The Beginning ol
The End." 1:10, 3:10, 5:15, 7:16. 9:16.
ΡΓΝΝ Ρα- Ανβ· at 7th S E
ruin FR 3200 P M
Parking Bpaee Available to Patron·.
Today and Tomorrow—Douglas Fair
banks, Jr., Maureen O'Hara in "Sin
bad The Sailor." (in Tech.), at 1, 3:05,
5:10, 7:20, 9:30.
SHEBIDAN
Today and Tomorrow—James Stewart,
Donna Reed. "It's a Wonderful Life.
March of Time, 1:30, 4:15, 6:65, 9:36.
ill vrn Go. Ave. & Colosvill· Pike
dill VUl sh jj00 Μα, , p M
Parking Space Available to Patron·.
Today and Tomorrow—Dana Andrews,
Jane Wyatt in "Boomerang." at 1, 3:10,
5:20, 7:30. 9:45.
TfVfll I 14th & 'a* Rd· N.W.
UTUbl co lg00 Μα, , pM
Today and Tomorrow—Ann Sheridan.
Kent Smith. Bruce Bennett in "Nora
Prentiss." at 1. 3:05 5:10. T ->h no*
TTPTnWN Conn. Av.. & Newark
υπυππ wo 3400 Maf , PM
Last Day—Ann Sheridan. Kent Smith.
Bruce Bennett in "Nora Prentiss," at
1:10. 3:15, 6:20. 7:25, 9:35.
Theater» Having Ere. Performance»
APOLLO 424frh
Today and Tomorrow—Robert Walker.
Brain Donievy, Tom Drake In "The
Beginning or The End." at 6:50. 9:20.
aval AN 2612 Conn. Ave. N.W.
HTHbUn w0 2600
Today Only—Gary Cooper. Barbara
Stanwyck in "Meet John Doe," at 6:40.
9:10. ι Reissue).
AVE. GRAND 445 £ *£·SE
Today Only—Loretta Young. David
Niven in "Perfect Marriage," at 6:15.
8. 9:40.
COLOKY 4935 ^A^bNW
Last Day—Robert Aida. Andrea King.
Peter Lorre In "Beast with Pive Fin
gers." at 6:15. Β:0Β· 9:55.
HONE ΝΕ· .
Today and Tomorrow—Jimmy Wfckely
in "Six Gun Serenade," at 6:20. 8;4δ.
Dennis O'Keeie, Marguerite Chapman,
"Mr. District Attorney,0 7:15, 9:40.
MacARTHURBlvrN.:acor^o
Free Parking Space Available to Patfeaa
Ann Sheridan, Kent Smith, Bruce Ben
nett in "Nora Prentiss." at 6:55, 9:20.
SAVOY 3030
Today Only—Lucille Ball. William Ben
dix in "The Dark Corner," at 6:05,
7:55, 9:45.
SECO
8244 Ga. Av·., Silver Spring
SH. 3540. Parking Space
Today and Tomorrow—Betty Orable. ,
Dick Haymes in "The Shocking Mia*
Pilgrim," (in Tech ) at 6:35, 9:50.
Phyllis Calvert and Stewart Granger
in "Madonna of Seven Moons," at 8.
TaiMMa 4,h & Butternut St,,
innui'm GE. 4312. Parking Space
Today and Tomorrow—June Haver,
John Payne in "Wake ϋρ and Dream,
(in Tech.1 at 6:25. 0:35. James Mason
in "Hotel Reserve." at 8:05.
YORK °°· Αν·- & Quebec p|- N w·
Today Only—Gail" Russel. Claire Tre
vor. Adolphe Menjou in "Bachelor'»
Daughters." at 6:15. 7:55, 9:40.
ΑΡΓΥ 48th & Mass. Av.. N.W
nrxA wo 4600 Cont , pM
DICK POWELL. EVELYN KEY ES l!
' JOHNNY O'CLOCK," et 1:20, 3:30
6:35. 7:40, 9:46.
ATLAS 1331 H 5'· Ν Ε· AT·8300
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*i«WY PARKS in "THE JOLSOf
STORY 'in Technicolor) and "TH1
LONE WOLF IN MEXICO."
Carpel's Frosted Foods and K-B
Theaters Present "CARPEL'S
FROSTED FOODS KRAZY KWE
SHOW Direct From Stage at 9:20
Over Station WMAL.
Cm & TOR Minn. Ave. at kanniiH
auiAiun Rd NE T„ 2i00
DICK POWELL. EVELYN KEYES ti
"JOHNNY O'CLOCK.'· at 1:20, 3:30
5:36, 7:45. 9:50. Plus "The Teache;
Crisis," Latest March of Time.
HATLOB28,h 4 A,ob:r™
ANN SHERIDAN In "NORA PREN
TISS.'· at 1. 3:10. 5:20, 7:30. 9:40
PRINCESS 1ZJLS^1·
CHARLES BOYER, JENNIFER JONS
In "CLUNY BROWN" and the Musics
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