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l ipiii fee l/FIt Sounds like the days of
NtW jILVtK Aladdin, but in reolity
_ It's Bromwell's master
fQI1 silversmiths at work.
Here oldest silver takes
on new life with dents
and d i s figurements
rolled away and then
restoration of the per
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AMUSEMENTS _AMUSEMENTS
"TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
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THE YEARLING" (Color). GREGORY
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rinn r 210s pa. av«. n.w. re. oim
VIHVI.Ii Delightfully Cool.
Today Only, "EASY COME. EASY GO."
BARRY FITZGERALD, DIANNA LYNN, at
6:20. 8, 6:40._
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Today. Tomorrow. Another Fine Show
BETTY HUTTON. BARY FITZGERALD in
"THE INCENDIARY BLONDE, 1 at 6:50,
0:15: Pius Two Bi« Comedies_
GREEN BELT Md- GR-2222
CLARK GABLE. SPENCER TRACY
CLAUDETTE COLBERT, HEDY LAMARR
In "BOOMTOWN" (Reissue), at 7, 8.
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A**"U Delightfully Air Cooled.
Today and Tomorrow, Double Feature.
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RONALD COLMAN. MADELEINE CAR
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Double Feature Horror Show (Don’t Come
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for Additional Information P hone
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Irene Dunne. William Powell. "Life
With Father,” 1. 8:10, 5:20, 7:25,
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i * BEVERLY ,5,h 3300
I Charles Dickens’ "Great Expectation!,'’
1. 8:1(1, 5:10. 7:20, 9.30._
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Irilli V bit 1 wo. 2345. Mot 1 P.M.
Charles Dickens' "Great Expectations."
1, 3:05. 5:15, 7:20, 9:30,_
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Eddie Dean, "White Stallion.” 11. 1:30.
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* Ifrtiurnv Kennedy Nr. 4th N.W.
nbRIVbVl RA 6600 Mal. i p.m.
Joan Bennett In "Woman on the
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Charles Dickens' "Qreat Expectations.”
at 1. 3:05, 5:10. 7:20, 9:30._
* CUmiMH Ga. Ave. A Sheridan
AflbnlVAII gA 2400 Mat. 1 P.M.
Joan Crawford. Van Heflin in "Possess
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I * CIV vm Go- Ave. A Colesville Pike
Alla V bll SH 3300 Mot. 1 P M.
! Betty Hutton In 'Perils of Pauline," at
1:35. 3:41). 5:45, 7:50. 9:55.__
* TIVnT I 14th & Park Rd. N.W.
AATUAjA cq 1800 Mat t PM
I Charles Dickens’ "Great Expectations.”
| at 1. 3:03. 3:15. 7:20. 9:30._
it VVOTflWN Conn. Ave. A Newark
ununn wo 3400. Mat i p.m.
Charles Dickens’ "Great Expectations."
*t 1. 3:10■ 5:15, 7:20, 9:35,
Theater! Having Evening Performances
i—SIDNEY LOST THEATERS—i
DRIVEMN °n Bal,°-pi|ie- 5 Min.
univxt in Past y of M TO J800
Hlts- Open 7:30. Last Night.
WILLIAM BENDIX. DENNIS O KEEFE
tno-AB9.ARD WITH TWO YANKS." at
Second Big Week, "GLASS
ALIBI. ’ at 7:55. 10:55.
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Air Conditioned—Doors Open 1:48.
Third Week. Noel Coward's -"THIS
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Past East-West Hwy.
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Free Parking—Air Conditioned.
Doors Open 6:18, Show (1:30.
Today. Tomorrow, at 6:38. 8:05. 0:50.
BARRY FITZGERALD SONNY TUFTS
In "EASY COME. EASY GO '_
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Today, Tomorrow, at 7, 9:12. DON
AMECHE. CATHERINE McLEOD in
"THAT'S MY MAN."__
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* ,UUU & Mich. Avei WA. 8899
Fre« Parkinr— Air Conditioned.
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Doors Open C:ir». Show (S .10
** '• i, :ul JOHN MILLS.
VALERIE HOBSON- :n •GREAT EX
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SENATOR CLAGHORN In “ITS A
JOKE SON”. Pli^s Popeye. Pluto. .3
Stooges. Bugs Bunny. Tom and Jerry.
CAMFO 34th cnd R- '• Ave- n.e.
WA. 9746
Air Conditioned
Today. Tomorrow. Two Big Hits. ED
WARD G ROBINSON LORETTA
YOUNG in "THE STRANGER" Sec
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* APOLLO 424 M Sl' N E'FR 5300
Betty Hutton in "Perils of Pauline,”
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* AVALON^412 NW
Yvonne De Carlo In “Song of
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AVE. GRAND MS &S i
George Murphy. Elizabeth Taylor In
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* COLONY 4935 Go Av# GE 4300
George Murphy. Elizabeth Taylor In
1 “Cynthia.” at 6. 7:55. 9:45._
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Laurel and Hardy. “Flying Deuces.”
6:30, 8:55. Lawrence Tierney, “Devil
1 32111 inbs_a, Ride.” 7:4o. 10:1 o.
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Clark Gable. Deborah Kerr In “The
j Huek5ters/1 at 7, 0:30.
* SAVOY 3f>30’o,h SiT*
Bill Williams, “A Likely 8tory,M at
j 6:15. s, 0:4,5.
rrrn 8244 Ga. Ave., Silver Spring
l,LUU SH. 2540. Parking Space
i Gene Kelly, “Living In a Big Way,**
6:35. 0:30. “Robin Hood of Monte
| rey.’’ 8:15,
TAVfHMA 4th & Butternut St*.
lAAUFlA GE 43,2. Po.king Spoc.
i Roy Rogers in “Springtime in Sierras o
at 6:15, 8:50. News Hounds at 7:30,
10:05._
* VflPVT Go. Ave. A Quebec PI. N.W.
YUlfli RA. 4400
Abbott and Costello in “Buck Privates
Come Home.” at 6:”5. 8:!0, P:65.
Doors Open Show 0:30
Today. Tomorrow. Saturday. 3 Davs.
CLARK GABLE DEBORAH KERR 'in
■THE HUCKSTERS, at T;05. »:4p
MARLBORO Upp~ A?arI*°,.°' Md
Marl. 9873
Air Conditioned.
rod«v Tomorrow. ESTHER WILLIAMS
in '[FIESTA" (in Mexican Technicolor).
at ,, {i:l(».
fiPFY 4B,h 4 Mo11' Av«- n.w.
"* WO. 4600. Cont. 1-11 p.m.
Charles Dickens' "GtlEAT EXPEC
TATIONS." 1. ;t:05. 5:16. 7:30, 9:45.
aTi a^ 1331H St N E- at- 8300
nii.ni> cont. ] to n PM
Double Feature Program Dally. RAY
MIL LAND. TERESA WRIGHT lr
"THE IMPERFECT LADY and DOh
AMECHE In THAT'S MY MAN."
SENATOR
Continuous 1-11.
Free Parking—C-8 Bus to Door.
CLARK GABLE. "THE HUCKSTERS.’
NAYLOR 28th & Alabama Avo. S.E.
Freo Parking. O-t Bus to Door.
HEDY LAMARR in "DI8HONOREE
LADY.”
onrarrcc m* m st. n.k.
rnintEidAjp 9200 com. mi.
Double Featdre Program Daily.
*TVE ALWAYS LOVEDYOU" (Tech.)
PHILIP DORN and JACK HALEY lr
"VACATION IN RENO '
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■‘THE HUCKSTERS. " CLARK GA
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THE HUCKSTER" CLARK GA
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“PEARILS OF PAULINE.” BETTS
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THE VILLAGE
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"GREAT EXPECTATIONS." JOHN
MILLS. VALERIE HOBSON.
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Eauipnrd with Hrarinc-Aid Phones.
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“THE GHOST AND MRS MUIR**
GENE TIERNEY. REX HARRISON.
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Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Double Feature. “HIGH BARBAREE.'
VAN JOHNSON. JUNE ALLYSON
■ MARKED MEN,“ ISOBEL JEWELL
WARNER HULL
CVI VAN l»t St. & R. I. Ave. N.W
aiiafnn phone NOrth 9689
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Double Feature, 'HIGH BARBAREE.'
VAN JOHNSON, JUNE ALLYSON
“UNEXPECTED GUEST.' WILLIAM
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"LIVING IN A BIG WAY.” GKNi
KELLY, MARIE MCDONALD.
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Double Feature. "ALEXANDER'S
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ALICE FAYE: HER ADVENTUROUS
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WALKER. _
STANTON 5,3
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niunijAnu AT 731, aircond.
CLARK GABLE, DEBORAH KERR In
■THE HUCKSTERS,’’ at 6:45. 6: 16,
ATI KHTir 21 Atlantic St. S.W.
HllaHnllb iu. 7662. AIRCOND.
Charles Dickens' Great Novel Becomes
a Oreat Motion Picture, ’’GREAT EX
PECTATIONS." at 6:45, 6:J6._
rnurnrcc 2931 Nichols av*. s.e.
tuniinui TR. 8700. AIR COND.
ROBERT YOUNG. SUSAN HAYWARD
in ’’THEY WON T BELIEVE ME," at
6:16. 8, 6:60.____
rami aitfW 1342 Good Hope Rd. S.t.
f HlIUaMTTIl L| 9193 AIR COND.
Mammoth Cartoon Carnival. 16 of
Your Cartoon Favorites. 2 Hours of
Grand Entertainment with Bugs Bunny,
Popeye. Donald Duck. Little Lulu. Tom
and Jerry, Woody Woodpecker. Many
Others. First Shown 6:15. Last Show
6:16.____
IRTTDrT Laurel, Md. Laurel 113
IsAUItEili air conditioned
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ANACOSTIA Kdu\5tCoo\"°Zu
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, ROBERT YOUNG. RANDOLPH SCOTT
ln a Revival of "WESTERN UNION."
j at 1:25. .3:3(1. 5:3(1. 7:35. 6:35.
r 1 PITOT Copilot Heights, Md.
HI. 4740. Air Conditioned
: BARRY FITZGERALD. SONNY TUFTS
in ’EASY COME, EASY GO," at 6:35.
1 8:15, 6.55.
Zi
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pppn 1723 King St. A Lex. 344'
IILiCiAX Parking Space. Air Cond.
BARBARA STANWYCK. E R R O I
FLYNN In CRY WOLF “
VlRniVTA Memorial Blvd. & 1st St
VlnlilxiUi A!#x 6133 Alr Cond
CLAUDETTE GODDARD. FRED Mac
MURRAY In “THE EGG AND I '
RICHMOND ‘Mof.'Daily.’Air’c^id
CHARLES LAUOHTON. FREDRIC
MARCH in “LES MISER ABLES”
CENTRE
Air Conditioned.
EASY COME. EASY GO," SONN^
TUFTS. DEANNA LYON.
shirlTngton”-::^
Air Conditioned.
THE MICHIGAN KID. JOHN HALL
RITA JOHNSON
HISER-BETHESDA 74UW
Air Conditioned for Comfort.
Last Day! New British Thriller of the Sea
MERVYN JOHNS. ROBERT BEATTY in
“San Demetrio, London.”
A Ghost Ship Bides the AtlintiO! .
Feature at 6:15. 8. 8.45 P.M.
Couldn’t Be Done,
But Boris Did It
By Hi* Aoociatcd Pr*«»
HOLLYWOOD.
Movie Maker Boris Mom* is full
of ideas for lifting films above the
boy-meets-girl level.
One of his best, he thinks, re
volved around the question: “What's
happened to Mme. Du Barry’s bed
since she slept in it?” Boris' en
thusiasm for the gimmick was so
great he even sold a studio on it.
“But,” he walls, “the Johnston
office nixed it. I can't Imagine
why.”
I All Boris' ideas are not so ill
fated. Latest proof is "Carnegie
Hall,” a movie employing the tal-i
ents of most of the great concert
artists of the day.
“They told me it couldn’t be done,”
says Morros. “They said profes
sional jealousy would prevent the
stars from appearing in the same
picture. All would want top billing.
But I solved that. I sold the artists
on the idea of a movie dedicated to
Carnegie Hall and had more appli
cations than I could use.
Boris' newest brain child concerns
a Russian novel, “The Woman of
100 Faces.” “They told me,” says
Boris, “that good writing talent
these days is hard to find—and ex
pensive. So do you know who I got
to do the script? Thomas Mann
and Louis Bromfield.”
That's an achievement, even in
Hollywood. As Boris explains it,
“there is a point at which one |
I naa wnrlr f nr mon e v Some
Too Much Realism
ty tha Ataoclatad Pratt
HOLLYWOOD.
Nine-year-old Peter Miles had to
wrestle with a vulture for a scene In
'The Red Pony.”
All due precautions were taken.
Even the bird's talons were dulled.
But after the scene, Peter looked
st the red scratches below the
padding on his arms and hands and
demanded of Producer Lewis Mile
stone:
•'Don’t you think that’s carrying
realism a bit too far?”
| times an idea is worth more to an
artist than mere money. This is
one of those ideas.”
The story is that of a beautiful
woman whose portrait is painted by
j 100 different painters. The result,
of course, is 100 different women. >
Who will this actress be? “I am
not positive yet,” admits Boris, “but
j I think it will be Greta Garbo.”
j The impossible, insists Boris,
; means nothing to him.
An Oriental ‘Look’
By th* Asiociated Pr*s»
NEW YORK.
Val Chao, young Chinese actress
discovered in her native country by
Richard Watts, Jr., drama critic of
the New York Post, while he was a
war correspondent in the Orient,'
j will make her American stage debut
under the direction of Ezra Stone
in the new comedy, “How Now
Brown Cow,” at the Greenhills
Theater, Reading, Pa., September 1.
Stone, radio actor (Henry Aldrich)
as well as stage director, describes
the young Chinese actress as “a
sort of Oriental Lauren Bacall.” j
Wallis Buys Play
By th* Associated Press
NEW YORK.
“The Lady and the Tiger,” a new
play by Michael Robinson which was
tried out at the Music Hall Thea
ter, Clinton, N. J., has been sold to
; Hai Wallis Productions, Inc., on a
movie deal which is subject to a
j stage production this fall under the
auspices of Producer Eddie Rich,
i Haila Stoddard and William Post,
Jr., were the stars of the comedy,
whose setting is a Princeton Uni
versity dormitory, when it attracted
j Wallis’ attention.
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