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Perh apsThey Should Have Made
One Long Title for Clair Film
By Jay Carmody
A Laplander giving a sight reading of Cicero’s orations could not
eome up with a more startling free translation than that which prefaces
the film, “Le Silence est D'Or,” which won the world film festival prize
In 1947.
“Le Silence est D'Or.” it says in abrupt French. Before any one can
translate that into the obvious “silence is golden,’* including those who
cannot speak a word or Frencn, up
comes the English parenthesis, ‘‘Man
About Town.”
The point, of course. Is that it is
not a translation, but a complete
change of title, but there is nothing
in t.ie arrangement of the words on
the screen to indicate the difference.
It adds up, however, to one of the
biggest laughs in the picture, which
is rather full of big laughs as Rene
Clair comedies are almost sure to be.
One spectator at yesterday's
screening of the picture went away
thinking the American distributor
made a mistake in not combining the
two titles into “Le Silence de l'Hom
me de la Ville Est D'Or.”
Re thinks it would have looked
enormous on a marquee, if any mar
quee were that enormous. The Lit
tle's marquee, of course, is not.
More about Producer Clair’s
world’s prize winner tomorrow.
* * * *
Now that the frenzy is past, the
Olney Theater staff and its custom
ers are shifting the stories of their
mutual experiences trying to get to
gether on tickets for Helen Hayes in
•■Alice-Sit-by-the-Fire."
The best one to date concerns a
woman who appeared at the boxof
flce one day and was full of gracious
ness until she had completed a deal
for two of the precious pasteboards.
Once the negotiations were over, the
customer’s manner changed. The
voice that had been sweet suddenly
became edged with ice as she ob
served to the harrassed chap in the
boxofflce:
“Well, this is interesting consider
ing that NOT EVEN I could get
this place on the telephone.”
The theater staff tagged her at
once as the other party on the
Olney’s party line.
It is happy, though, that they
•nded up at least semifriends.
* * * *
Government officials and repre
sentatives of foreign nations will
attend a special showing of ’’Arch
of Triumph" tomorrow night at
Loews screening room. National
Press Building. The event is being
sponsored by the Unitad Nations
Club for the benefit of the United
Nations Cultural Foundation, a body
formed to carry on the club’s in
ternational art activities.
A reception to the official and
Where and When
Current Theater Attraction*
and Time of Showing
Stage.
National—“Harvey”; 8:30 p.m.
Screen.
Ambassador — “Wallflower”; 1:30,
8:35, 5:40, 7:40 and 9:50 p.m.
Capitol—"The Pirate”; 11:05 a m.,
1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 9:55 p.m. Stage
show's: 1, 3:45, 6:30 and 9:10 p.m.
Columbia—"Green Grass of Wyo
ming"; 11:25 am., 1:30, 3:30, 5:35,
7:40 and 9:45 p.m.
Dupont—“The Mill on the Floss”;
12:45, 2:35, 4:30, 6:20, 8:15 and 10:10
pm.
Hippodrome—“The Tawny Pipit”;
2:25. 4:15, 6, 7:50 and 9:35 p.m.
Keith's—"River Lady”; 11:55 a m.,
1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Little—"Die Fledermaus”; 11:25
a m., 1:30, 3:30, 5:35, 7:40 and 9:45
p.m.
Metropolitan—“So Well Remem
bered’; 11:25 am., 1:30, 3:35, 5:35,
7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Playhouse—“The Search”; 11:15
a m., 1:20, 3:20, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:35
p.m.
Pix—“Henry the Fifth”; 8, 4:15,
6:40 and 9:10 p.m.
Palace — “Homecoming”; 10:45
a m., 12:55, 3:05, 5:15, 7:25 and 9:35
p.m.
Trans-Lux — News and shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 am.
Warner—"Wallflower”; 11:35 am ,
1:40, 3:45, 5:45, 7:50 and 9:55 pm.
DANCING.
DANCE
More run, More Dates, More
Confidence Can Be Yours by Learning
the Latest Vance Steps
Foxtrot—Waltz—Rumba—Samba
Call today tor a tree rueat leeaon and
dance analyala. Open 1-10, p m.. Sat. 1-5
Completely Air-Conditioned
The VICTOR Studio.
17*0 Conn. Are. N.W. MI. 4*40
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ambassadorial group at the United
Nations Club will follow the show
ing. *
“Arch of Triumph” will open on
Thursday at the Palace Theater.
* * * *
In a spirit that undoubtedly is
more frivolous, another special film
showing set for Washington will
| bring together the real salesmen of
| P— b— s— to see Red Skelton in
| “The Puller Brush Man.”
The comedy made by Columbia is
jnot counted upon to improve the
sales techniques of its sales staff
members. The idea is just to make
I them laugh and perhaps leave them
with a few thoughts on how not to
sell anything.
* * * *
Washington’s Theater Alliance
which has scheduled the production
of Maxwell Anderson's “Joan of
! Lorraine” for the latter part of
July, gets busy on the initial steps
tonight and tomorrow night.
It is holding tryouts for the play
which requires enough performers
to populate a small French village,
i All members of alliance drama
groups are invited to participate in
i tile tests which will be held in the
dramatic hall of Foundry M. E.
Church, Sixteenth and P streets, at
8 p.m.
* * * *
Now that he is back in Hollywood
after his taste of retirement, Fred
Astaire is turning into one of its
busiest workmen. Following his
stint in "Easter Parade,” which is
expected to be one of the summer’s
major cinema events, the dancer
will go right ahead with “The
Barclays of Broadway."
His co-star in that one will be
Judy Garland.
Moreover, if and when, Para
mount can talk Astaire, out of a
long enough leave from M-G-M, it
will get active on the project of
another Bing Crosby-Astalre musi
cal. This one is designed as a
successor to the team’s sensational
success in "Holiday Inn,” the Irving
Berlin musical which is best re
membered for its deathless modern
Christmas carol, “White Christmas.”
Not at all oddly, the next Astaire
Crosby musical will have the title,
"White Christmas.”
It should be brilliantly golden
to every one associated with the
picture.
AMUSEMENTS
TODAY AT
THE CAY 40- AC RE
3SW
SWIMMING
JO AM. TO 10:30 PM.
9 THRILL RIDES
1 PM. TO MIDNIGHT
DANCING
TO PAUL KAIN’S BAND
9 TO 12 P.M.
SHASLYK'
Flame from the
Middle East
Cubes of choice lamb broiled
just so and served on a
fiery skewer ... a rare and
delightful oriental dish, one
of the many exotic ones you'll
find on our daily menu.
FIVE-COURSE DINNERS from 1.J0
COMPLETE LUNCHEONS from 7J«
oumanian inn
tl 5 13th it. N.W.
01. 1595
Open leery Dap fxeept Jfondop
••_
IN COMEDY — Mady Chris
tians plays the leading role in
"Papa Is All,” comedy suc
cess of several seasons ago
which is the new attraction
at the Olney Theater, starting
tonight.
Well-Scattered
ty tho Associated Prost
HOLLYWOOD.
Director George Sidney hadn’t
better need any retake* on "The
Three Musketeers." Within a week
after the picture was finished the
cast scattered like this:
Lana Turner went honeymooning
to England; Gene Kelly to see shows
in New York; Van Heflin to fish in
Mexico; June Allyson to rest at
Palm Springs; Prank Morgan to:
vacht in Mexican waters; Gig:
Young to hunt at Big Bear. Calif.; j
Robert Coote to visit his native Eng
land.
It’s eden, Not Eden
•y fho Associated Prost
HOLLYWOOD.
Because he believes that God is
the only proper name which should
be capitalized, the composer of “Na
ture Boy" inserted a clause in his
RKO studio contract requiring that
his own name, eden ahbez, shall
appear only in lower case. The song
will be used by RKO as the theme
of “The Boy With Green Hair.”
In keeping with ahbez's dictum
of humility, studio wags speak his
name only in a whisper.
AMUSEMENTS
{LAST 2 DAYS wocofttH«m 1
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HUTTON REYNOLDS
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Starts THURSDAY
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• Convenient self-service baggage shelves!
• Reversible propellers for greater safety
end easier ground handlingl
• Five-mile-a-minute speedl
• Easy-chair comfort... pressurization.••
air conditioning!
• Big, square windows for a full viewl
N0«,.retn, WASh^0N
with thi* conveni«n*'
time.,avinfl schedule
NEW YORK.66 min.
CHICAGO.2 hr*., 50 min.
CHARLESTON, W.VA.,1 hr., 24 min.
CINCINNATI ... 2 hr*., 30 min.
INDIANAPOLIS . . 3 hr*., 19 min.
AIm 42 othor fliphH mry day to In Mm
United State., Canada, Monica and turepa.
Phono Executive 2345 or your travel agent
Ticket Offices: Statler Hotel and 813 15th St., N. W.
AMERICAN AIRLINES
4
Hollywood:
Bing Crosby Has
Video Plans
Por Air Show
By Sheilah Graham
Jack Benny threatens to cancel
his London Palladium appearance
unless the British change their pol
icy toward Israel. Benny’s serious
hesitation at fulfilling his English
engagement may be the forerunner
of an automatic boycott of all
things British by those who are
sympathetic to the new country of
Israel.
Bing Crosby will be the first big
movie and radio star to be seen
and heard on television. Bing now
is discussing a deal with his radio
sponsors for his weekly show to be
filmed at the time he does it, then
televised. It won t be long now be
fore stars like Judy Cancrvy, Red
Skelton, Jack Benny, etc., will come
right into your living room to make
faces at you.
Joan Crawford is consulting her
lawyers about bringing a possible
action against Warner Brothers for
suspending her over her refusal to
star in ‘‘Flamingo Road.” Joan only
gets paid if she works. She gets
$200,000 a picture and she says that
Is too much money to lose for a
AMUSEMENTS
ffMlt . RETURN LIMITEOI
! ENGAGEMENT 1
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LAURENCE
OLIVIER
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Show at 2:00-4:13-6:45-9:10
MATINEES Until 3:30—90c
Eooninga—$1.20 (incl. tax)
Bing Crosby and
Barry Fitzgerald
"Welcome Stranger"
at 9:3*'. Also “Game
of Death** at II.
Open St starts 9:95.
Adults, ftOc
Children Free!
1 Starts Thursday! |
"Tarzan and the Leopard Woman." I
Plus "Mr. District Attorney.** I
picture she was not scheduled to
play in the first place.
Garbo is in love! And to please
the man she admires so much, she
is even wearing clothes designed by
his famous dressmaker wife from
whom he is estranged. When I
saw Garb* the other evening at a
party, it was hard to recognize her;
she really did look chic.
* * * *
Tyrone Power has marked June
16 as the day he will leave Holly
wood for a junket abroad.
Ronald Coleman, it is rumored,
will be the next personality from
Hollywood to receive a knighthood
from the King of England.
Paulette Goddard says that when
ever she is separated from Burgess
Meredith, rumors of divorce start.
And they have started again now.
“Burgess had to stay in New York
on some television business,” Paul
ette tells me. "That’s why he
couldn’t come with me to Holly
wood. But that does not mean
we’re getting a divorce."
Marilyn Maxwell comes through
with a smashing performance as
the lady who leads Mickey Rooney
astray in “Summer Holiday.” If
this “bit” doesn’t make her a star,
nothing will. Wait until you see
AMUSEMENTS
EUGENE STEIN PRESENTS
IJLINE ARENA
TICKETS AT ARENA BOX OFFICK
l.««—1.8©—2.40—3.6©
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THIRD WEEK!
AIR CONDITIONED
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OLNEY THEATRE
Olney, Md.
Reserve by mail or phone Ashton 2555
Richard Skinner—Redge Allen—Evelyn Freyman
present
MADY CHRISTIANS
Sfar of "I Remember Mama" (Broadway); "All My Sons" (Screen)
in the gay Pennsylvania Dutch comedy
“PAPA IS ALL”
Eves. Tue*. thru Sun. at 8:45. Mat. Sun. at 2:45
Prices Sl.80-S2.40-S3.00 (eves.), S1.80 (mat.).
Washington Box Office: Ballards, 1300 G St. N.W. Phone KE. 1311
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...their sham^ss loves!
...theirselfish searchror pleasure!
> ■■ ■■■ ' ■' ■- — ■ 11 ■- ■■ ■ ■'""—-I
Universal-International presents
FREDRIC MARCH
DAN DURYEA
EDMOND O’BRIEN
- ANN BLYTH
- FLORENCE ELDRIDGE
John Dali * Dona Drake
Screenplay by VLADIMIR POZNER
Based on the play by
LILLIAN HELLMAN
■frecter ft nutpt^f. Ut BOH. L1C.
Pretocri Of JEUT IIBUI /
eirictH if mam son jn
IT’S THAT
FASCINATING FAMILY
FROM BROADWAY’S
MOST SHOCKING PLAY I
^Starts p |£ f\ KEITH'S
TOMORROW ^RfVU I!|T«0N0m«NID
_ YVONNE DeCAALO IN
•"•LASTTDAY.RIVER LADY
_ COIOK <Y TICHHICOtOK
how Rouben Mamoulian has'used
technicolor to tell the story.
* * * *
Glenn Ford is the dream boy of
French bobbysoxers, too. He re
ceived a cable yesterday from
French Actress Viviane Romance,
asking him to be her boy friend
in her next movie. Glenn has to
get permission from Columbia which
owns him for the next year and a
half.
Sonja Henie, to whom everything
happens, came up with a badly in
fected hand last week. But she
bays that the cure of daily peni
cillin shots is more painful than the
original infection!
Hedy Lamarr is getting Ingrid
Bergman’s best friend and manager,
Joe Steele, to pilot her career from
now on. Hedy has fantastic faculty
for antagonizing people. She is
now up, I am told, for Delilah, the
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INGRID BERGMAN
CHARLES BOYER
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KUT CRUMS-CMS. CRMI-MT. U1RI ■
-MEEK MASS OF WYORIM” if
Cjlj^rtCHNICOLO^^P
lead In C. B. De Mille's "Samaon
and Delilah.”
Flicka and Thunderhead, the two
top horses in Hollywood, have just
become parents of a 35-pound baby.
The babe will make his movie debut
with his parents. * .
AMUSEMENTS
HELD OVER
- Today aod Tomorrow -
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INDIANAPOLIS AUTO RACE
Plot: MIDWEEK NEWS
TRUMAN AT ARLINGTON
t MEMORIAL DAY
GANDHI’S MURDERER ON TRIAL
SAVAGE HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF GERMANY
35 VITAL WORLD EVENTS
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AMUSEMENTS
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SEATS IBW
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"Bl» Sleep”
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TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
pm mi nil 11th »«,C Ave. 51.
VAHVlsUIA Lincoln 4471
' HIOH WALL." ROBERT TAYLOR. AUD
REY TROTTER: Plu» "JUNGLE MAN.
BUBTER CRABBE._____
CIRCLE J10S ra' AT*- n w- *E’0184
Last Day—RAY MILLAND, CHARIRS
LAUOHTON In "THE BIO CLOCK, at
■8, 7:S0, 9:40. I_
DUNBARTON ,M> w,*STn^vfc
Air Conditioned.
Today* Tomorrow. Two Hits. Eoora Open
tas- -xFgsswjsssi
FJUirU THEATER «£; &
Roatas 50. *9. 211—Fin Parkins.
"IP YOU KNEW SUSIE.” EDDIE CANTOR,
JOAN DAVIS.___
GREENBELT 0r""b,H'M OL 2222
HUMPHREY BOGART. LEZABETH SCOTT,
"DEAD RECKONING." 7. 9.__
LITTLE ,,h s,‘ Ab-V*8
“DIE FLEDERMAUS. ”_
NcLEAN
Frao Forking
RONALD REGAN. ELEANOR PARKER In
"VOICE OP THE TURTLE"; Cartoon.
Bhowa. 7 and 9 P.M._
nll| BA 2402 Mt. Varn. Ave., Dal Hay, Ala*,
rlU.Pl ov. 3560. * Cont. from 2 P.M.
Air Conditioned. _
Double Feature Mystery Show—"HiaH
TIDE” and "WESTERN TERROR"; Plus
Selected Shorts.___
CTATT Phono Falla Church 1353
■ Shawl 7 and » P*
“SAINTED SISTERS.” JOAN CAUL
, FIELD, VERONICA LAKE._
^ • iff A Triat For fha Entlr* Family.
Ltr.„»;--y&5 tfe.T.
g'<s ARLINGTON “TUS.
= r. "IF YOU KNEW SUSIE," EDDIE
SJ 7 CANTOR. JOAN DAVIS._
5 1 VII CAM 1729 Wil»on Blvd.
WU.5UH Phon, ox. iso
u ; Matin'* 1 PM
3 "GONE WITH THE WIND.” CLARK
? GABLE, VIVIAN LEIGH
i R CUT AM 3,44 Wilton Blvd.
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5 ° "CASBAH.” YVONNE D* CARLO.
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B o "BIG CLOCK." RAY MIIXAND,
m'Z CHARLES LAUGHTON._
^ “ nvnn 104 S. Wayno St.
Arlington. Va. OX. 1733
"SIGN OF THE RAM." SUSAN
PETERS. PEGGY A. GARNER _
-SIDNEY LUST THEATERS—,
nBTVr m On Balto. Pike, 5 Min.
UMTIi-lIV fa„ u. of Md. TO. 5800
Open 8—Finest sound with Improved
ln-c*r speakers. Last dar — HUM
PHREY BOGART. LAUREN BACALL in
■'THE BIG 8LfIEP." at 9, 11:23.
nPPODHOME VwnoS.TS
Air Conditioned.
"TAWNY PIPIT"
B|Tr-|E Wir. Ave. A E-.w! Hwy.
DllII-» Wl. 2848 or 9434
Air Conditioned—Free Parklnr _
Today, Tomorrow—LESLIE HOWARD.
MERLE OBERON In "THE SCARLET
PRIMPERNEL." at 7:05, 9:30.
Mil n Rockville, Md. Phone Rock. 2434
FltlsU Air Conditioned
Today. Tomorrow—GREGORY PECK.
DOROTHY McGUIRE in the Academy
Award Winnerl “GENTLEMAN'S
AGREEMENT," at 7:07. »:14,
IAYW00D4E;?crAvA;;; WA. U
Air Conditioned—Free rnrklar.
Henrlnr Aids. _
Today. Tomorrow — DICK POWELL.
SIGNE HASSO in "TO THE ENDS OP
THE EARTH.” at 8:58. 0:25. Enjoy
7*0 feet larte screen television in our
lounte!
fkvm Mt. Rainier, Md.
IrMPlEiU WA. 9744. Two Hite.
Air Conditioned
Todey. Tomorrow—"I LOVE TROUBLE
—Also LORETTA YOUNG. ROBERT
PRESTON. EDWARD ARNOLD In "THE
LADY FROM CHEYENNE"—Last Com
plete Show 8:06._
HTATTSTOLE SJSsAi
Hyatts. 0552—Free Parklnr
Air Conditioned.
Today. Tomorrow—DENNIS MOROAN.
BRUCE BENNETT in "TO THE VIC
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CHETEBLT
UN. 0100—Free Parklnr.
Air Conditioned.
Today. Tomorrow—BRAIN PON LEVY.
MARIA MONTEZ in ‘SOUTH OP
TAHITI.” at 6:16, S:10, 10- _
MABLB0RO Upp,;o^T'
Air Ceniltlened
Today. Tomorrow — BARRY PITZ
OERALD, in “NAKED CITY." At 7:16
9:20.
arm *•*«• ****
m forking Soon
► 8 SPENCER TRACY, KATHARINE HEP
. | i BURN In "STATE OP THE UNION. ”
S ; VIRGINIA •—«*££&* *•
5*5 JOHNNY WEISMULLER. BRENDA I
a 4 JOYCE In “TARZAN AND THE
29 „ MERMAIDS."_
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■ „• GAN in "THE INSIDE STORY."
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i PETERS. ALEXANDER KNOX
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mr* 4*13 Man. Ave. N.w.
*•“* WO. 3400. Cant Ml P-M.
YVONNE DE CARLO. TONY MAR
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8:40, 7:35. »:«5 P.M.
■ TT HC 1331 H S». N.f. AT. 0300
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Deere Open 1*:J»0.
Double Feature Protrem. ALAN
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SINOINO OOV. JIMMY DAVIS IN j
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