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"BORN TO SPEED."
CIRPI P 2105 fm Ave. N.W. RE. 01*4
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Last Day—"DISHONORED LADY," HEDY)
LAMARR, DENNIS O’KEEFE, JOHN LOD
ER, At 6. 7:45, 9:35._j
DUMBARTON
Today and Tomorrow. Two Hit*—WIL
LIAM BEHDIX. ELLA RAINES In "WHITE
TIE AND TAILS " Plus Second Hit_
"THE WHITE STALLION," jtory of * wild,
wild horse.
GREENBELT Grwnb.lt, Md. GR. 2322
FRED MacMURRAY. PAULETTE GOD-'
DARD, "SUDDENLY IT'S SPRING." 7 & ii j
LIDO 3227 M **• N W’ Michigan 3890
Delightfully Air Cooled.
Today and Tomorrow. 2 Big Hits—“RAID
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PLANE. Also Cartoon.
LITTLE 9th St. Above F
Air Conditioned
“FANTASIA.”
McLEAN Country Theater, McLean, Va. j
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HUTTON in PERILS OF PAULINE," in
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Equipped With Hearinr-Aid Phones.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
"CYNTHIA ’ ELIZABETH TAYLOR.
GEORGE MURPHY.
JESSE THEATER
Phon* DU. 8861.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Double Feature — "MY BROTHER i
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KINS. PETER LAWFQRD. "KILLER I
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'THE MACOMBER AFFAIR.” JOAN
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ACADEMY ”s ffS&T*
DoubneX,tau,^^rSl“4»4NING
OR THE END.” BRIAN DONLBVY.
ROBERT WALKER "THE BIG FIX."
JAMES BROWN, SHEILA RYAN.
STANTON
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Double Feature—"MY FAVORITE
BRUNETTE,” BOB HOPE. DOROTHY
LAMOUR. "CIGARETTE GIRL,"
LESLIE BROOKS. JIMMY LLOYD.
nrrn 1723 King it. Alex. 34X5
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WILLIAM POWELL. MYRNA LOY In
SONG OF THE THIN MAN.”_
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vinuima Ai„. 4133. AirCond.
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BRITTON in "GUNFIGHTERB '_
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\ CHEIREL, "SO DARK THE NIGHT."
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; Uiflinii Temple 1000
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Air Conditioned. .
"THE HOMESTRETCH.' MAUREEN
O'HARA, CORNEL WILDE._
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“I WONDER WHO’S
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"I WONDER WHO'S KISSING HER
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5:30, 7:40, 9:46.__
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LIN In "MONSIEUR VERDOUX."
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A1LHO Cont. mi p.m.
Double Feature Program Daily.
DAVID NIVEN In "STAIRWAY TO
HEAVEN." in Technicolor. ELIZA
BETH TAYLOR, OBORGE MURPHY
In ''CYNTHIA.”__
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LIN in "MONSIEUR VERDOUX
(rVKTAB Minn. Ave. «t leaning
JLnHIUn ld N I T* 5400.
Free Parklnr. C-8 Bue to Deer.
Cent. 1-11.
TOMMY and JIMMY DORSEY In
"THE FABULOUS DORSEYS.” and
RANDOLPH SCOTT in "WESTERN
UNION."_ i
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VAN JOHNSON In "THE ROMANCE
OF ROSY RIDGE,” 1, 3:05. 6:16,
7:20. 0:30.
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LIN in "MONSIEUR VERDOUX." i
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THE GHOST AND MRS MUIR."
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SCOTT. ANNE JEFFREY8. .
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"I WONDER WHO'S KISSING HER
NOW.' JUNE HAVER and MARK!
STEVENS.
WILSON 'Z?
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'THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR,''
GENE TIERNEY. REX HARRISON.
& CUT AM 3164 Wilson Rlvd.
AaBlUH Phone Oxford 1139
HEARTACHES” and "THE CRIM
SON KEY.”
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"I WONDER WHO’8 KISSING HER
NOW.” JUNE HAVER and MARK
STEVENS._
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Van Johnson. “Romance ot Roar Ridge,”
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June Haver, "I Wonder who a Kitting
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at 1:06, 8:16, 6:20. 7:26. 9:35.
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* APOLLO 424 V* Na*io" ,s“
0«n* Tierney. Rex Harrison In “Ohoat
and Mrs. Muir.” at 7:10, 9:30.
* AVALON 44,2 A~-^
Hedy Lamarr. Dennia O’Keefe in "Dla
honorad Lady." at 6:10, 7:50, 9:30.
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Joan Fontaine. "Ivy." a, 7~:65. 9:46.
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of Rosy Ridge." at 5:46. 7:45. 9:48.
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Anita Louise In "Bulldog Drummond
at Bay," at 6:38, 8:10. 960.
SErn 8244 Go. Ave., Silver Spring
,, W SH. 2540. Forking Space
Maureen O'Hara in "Miracle on 34th
~at B:35' Monte Hale in
Along Oregon Trail," at S:16,
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ton. Perlle of Pauline," 7:10. 10:05.
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Either Williams In “Piaata,” at 5:45.
7:45, 9:40.
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JAMES MASON in "ODD MAN OUT ”
At 6:50 and 0:20.
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Mottom Picture. "GREAT EX
PECTATION8." At 6:4.r>. 9:15_
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Double Feature—WARNER BAXTER in
"MILLERSON CASE." At 6:15 9
JACK HALEY in "PEOPLE ARE
FUNNY." At 7:25. 10._
LAUREL L*ur®1' Md- Lowr®i m.
iinuiaui Air Conditioned.
HEDY LAMARR and DENNIS O'KEEFE
in "DISHONORED LADY,"
ANACOSTIA 14,s3eG7u. S *"d
Air Cendltiened—Matinee Dally
VAN JOHNSON in "ROMANCE OF
ROSY RIDGE." At 1:05. 3:10. 8:16.
7:20. 9:25, _■
CAPITA! Capitol Heights, Md.
vnriiuie Hl 4740 A|f c#nd
*»> "ODD man OUT."
At 6:50 *nd Also laurel and
hardy.
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Two Big Hits! Open 7:30.
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■PRISONER OP ZENDA ” At 7:30.
10:<0. *!nd Bi* Hit—“CLUB HAVANA.'1
At 9:30.___
HIPPODROME N- YMAEVw4M,n*
Air Conditioned. Dooro Open 1:45.
Winner of Six Academy Awards—
"HOW GHEEN WAS MY VALLEY "
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MIOUVIlp,,, tost-West Highway
Wl. 2868 or «686.
Free Parkin*—Air Conditioned
Today-Tomor—At 7:05, 9.35. JAMES
MASON in "ODD MAN OUT."
MTT II Rockville, Md., R«*k. 2434
Air Conditioned. Free Parking.
Today-Tomor.—At 7:40. 9:33. JOAN
BENNETT In "THE WOMAN ON THE
BEACH." __
KAYWfinn Eastern Avo. lot. R. I.
MIHUVU A Mich. Avos. WA.MH
Free Parkin*—Air Conditioned.
Eoulnned With Hearin* Aid Seta.
Doors Open 6:15. Show 6:30.
Today Only—At 6:30. 8:15. 9 45
TOMMY DORSEY. JIMMY DORSEY
and JANET BLAIR in "THE FABULOUS i
DORSEYS"
CAMEO ""’Whir Hlr I
Air Conditianrd—Today-Tomor.
Two Bl( Hits I—OREOORY PECK. JOAN
BENNETT In ’THE M A COMBER AF- '
FAIR.” Plus Second Bl* Hit—"WILD
COUNTRY."
Last Complete Show P:10._'
htattsvdXe
UN. 1130 ar Hyatts. 0532.
Free Parkin*—Air Conditioned.
Doors Open 6:15. Shew 6:30.
Last Day—At 7:10, 9:40. JUNE HAVER.
MARK STEVENS In "I WONDER
WHO'S KISSING HER NOW "
CHEVERLT Hi*hw-1' i
vm.Ti.nio i ot londov»r u M |
UN. 0100—Air Conditioned.
Free Parkin* on Pared Lot.
Dooro Open 6:15. Shear 0:30.
Last Day—At 7:0S. 9:38. VAN JOHN
SON in "THE ROMANCE OF ROBY
RIDGE."
MARLBORO Uppar ^Marlboro, Md I
JOAN FON^^".4n“^" At 7:15.
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| Hollywood: |
(Continued From Page A-24.1
in Paris all have the new, very
long hemline.
Glenn Ford will not be doing
"wild calendar”—for a long time
anyway—because he was Just started
"The Return of October,” and it
will take him through to December.
The name of Glenn's leading lady
is Terry Moore.
Lucille Ball is smiling because
hubby Desi Arnaz is making a deal
to bring himself and his band to
Slapsle Maxie's tor a long time.
Then he and Lucille don’t have to
be parted by work.
Martha Vickers’ parents are try
ing to persuade her not to give up
her motion-picture career. They
will succeed if a good part in a
good movie comes along for Martha.
Jane Russell goes to New York
after finishing “The Paleface.” Jane
has no movie commitments after
this one—until Howard Hughes
decides on something for her.
Mr. Hughes, by the way, has to
put a new ending to "The Outlaw’’
for the Australian market. “Down
Under” they like law and order,
they say. so Jack (Forgotten Man)
Beutel will be grought to trial and
punished—for the Aussiee.
* * * *
Martha Scott is not going to star
in "All My 8ons,’’ I am told by
William Dozier of Universal-Inter
national. They are testing Dorothy
Hart tomorrow for the picture which
already has Edward G. Robinson
and Burt Lancaster.
Robert Ryan just back from Ger
many, says that the Army has or
dered prints of “Crossfire” to be
snown in occupied »ones. The movie
already has been booked for six Ber
lin theaters.
Janet Blair aays her boat has
been stolen. Now I've heard every
thing! Janet says it you find a
snowbird sailboat, return it to her
at Columbia—she’ll be there for the
next three months making “Let’s
Fall In Love.”
Charles Korvin is fascinated by
the money to be made in perfumes.
He and his wife are opening a shop
in Beverly Hills and will sell some
thing called “Femme” and another
exciting smell by the name of
“Green Fruit”!
Charles Boyer had some of his
dialogue in “Mortal Coils" clipped
by the Johnston Office, but they
left enough of it in to make an
interesting, adult story.
Sir Alexander Korda will make
his Thomas Mann Epic, ‘“nie Magic
Mountain” in Hollywood—at 30th
Century Fox. He would give part
of his title to get Ingrid Bergman
for the feminine lead.
* * * *
June Allyson, who loathes flying,
is planing to go to Ariaona five
minutes after she finishes "Virtu
ous.” Yes, to join Husband Dick
Powell on location. "I saw him off
at 4: SO this morning in his own
plane,” June tells me on the set,
“and I couldn't rest until he called
me at 8 to say he'd arrived safely."
If anything ever happens to this
marriage. I’ll never believe in love
again. These two are positively
crasy about eafch other.
Robert Montgomery, having wrap
ped up “Ride a Pink Horse,” is
playing the farmer at his New York
estate.
Yvonne De carlo says it’s a re
lief to have no man in her life at
this time. “I can concentrate better
AMUSEMENTS
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Great Bullfighter
lut right and Tragic End
Thou tana« Mourn Patting
Fiorello LaGuardia
Foarlott American
“Packars” Top “Redakina”
_m Variety Club Gama
WMAL Newscasts a Last Show 10:41
SIT IN YOUR CAR AND ENJOY THE MwH
l It I taalS1' At 7:30, 1 0 : S S. ■
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Ij/7 ALL-DAY TOUR OF
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■ v Every Tuesday, Thursday,
1/ Saturday, Sunday
Hr Most scenic and historic tour
V in the U. S. See Skyline Cav
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■ National Park. Luncheon stop
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K Daily loors of Washington. Ride
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on my singing and acting,” aha tails
me.
♦ * * *
Ingrid Bergman is planning a
beautiful evening dress made of fig
leaves—for her Eve role in Leo Mc
Carey’s "Adam and Eve”! Leo
hasn’t signed up Adam, as yet.
Cornel Wildes wife, Pat Knight,
has the second feminine lead in
"The Fabulous Texan.” She got
the role after Eddie Granger saw
the test she made with Comel.
Gene Tierney, when she returns
to Hollywood, will find her ex, Oleg
Cassini, installed at 20th Century
Fox to design her costumes. Oleg
has given up his Independent dress
business.
Joan Blondell’s big Hollywood
home is up for sale. Joan says that
she will buy three smaller houses—
one in Hollywood, one in the moun
tains and one at Newport Beach.
And. of course, she and Husband
Mike Todd will spend much time
in New York.
Orson Welles tells me that he 1st
now planning to make a picture in1
10 days!
* * * #
Ingrid Bergman will positively
have no romance at all in her Joan
of Arc picture, now called “Joan.”
So I am wondering where Helmut
Dantine fits in. I’m told he has
a part in the movie.
Lou Costello is on the spot. He
is supposed to be doing "The Noose
Hangs High” at Eagle-Lion now.
^nd he has a positive commitment
at Universal-International for late
October to do "The Brain of Frank
enstein.” Lou still is quite sick, but
he’s hoping to make at least one of
them.
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Park Commission Plans
Separate County Staff
Establishment of separate plan
ning, engineering and technical
stalls for Prince Georges and Mont
gomery Counties was announced to
day by Erwin I. Main, chairman of
the Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
The Prince Georges County staff1
will be housed in quarters in the
Hyattsvllle area for which negotia
tions are under way. The Mont
gomery group will remain at the
commission's headquarters, 8500
Colesville road, Silver Spring.
Technical director of the Prince
Georges County staff will be Fred
W. Tummler, while A. Morton
Thomas and William Burrage will
act as chief and planning engineer,
respectively, in Montgomery County.
Mr. Main explained that the move
will result in greater convenience
to residents of both counties and
ETEHHG PABKMG
40* Y.M-:°
CAPITAL GAUGE
13SO N. Y. Ave. N.W.
Between 13th and 14th
In increased efficiency. Be empha
sised that the new arrangement
will not ehange or affect the com
mission’s planning functions.
Missing Kensington Man
And Children Safe
Bethesda detectives said today
they had learned that Toby De
Franzeschi, 36, who disappeared last
Saturday with his two children from
his Kensington home, is out of town
and In good health. They added,
however, that his exact whereabouts
are unknown.
Meanwhile, his wife. Mrs. Viola
De Franzeschi. 38, said she would
take court action to recover her
children when her husband is found.
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