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Poles Fear Destruction
|By a Reunited Germany
1 By MARTIN S. JBAYDEN
" fj or th American Newspaper Alliance
v* WARSAW, Aug. 23 (A 5 ).
‘•Adolph Hitler live* u com
munism's beet ally to Poland.
; a visiting American* reporter
;• finds everywhere affection lor
•* Americans and intense dislike of
; Russians, but always there is a
■„ qualification: Poles hate Ger
mans most of all and every Pole
foresees the day when a reu
nited Germany might again de
stroy Poland.
'« it is an interesting balance
sheet concocted from past his
tory and today’s practicalities^
Millions of Poles migrated to
America and the money they
, send the “old country” is a
major item in Poland’s economy.
Under the so-called “PKO” sys
. tem. dollars deposited at offices
in the States are paid off at the
Polish post office with certificates
entitling the recipient to buy, at
dollar value, Polish products nor
. mally sold only in the export
'■ trade.
'• For example, with a S2O gift
certificate a Pole can buy three
meters of the good cloth that
Poland produces exclusively for
foreign shipment. At the Ulita
uStalowa bazaar, the black mar
"!ket center across the river in
Praga, the cloth will bring 2.000
-'zlotys from a tailor trying to
'■keep his private shop open in
a socialized economy. That is
about two months' pay for an
average Warsaw worker.
Csartst Rule Remembered
Coupled with Polish hatred of
Russians, PKO looms big in
the East-West competition for
popularity. Even Communists ad
mit they have to adjust their
progzam to meet this' United
.States competition and what
Ith ey regard as the “unfair'’ Po
lish feeling toward the Soviets.
Poles haven’t forgotten the
rule and persecution of the Rus
sian Czars. More vividly they
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Csrtoia is slowly iacroosing, but the
news is oaMnoting olmost exclusively
feom tbo Soviet Union, while the sat
ellites are overlooked. Veteran Re
. porter Martin S. Hoyden is one of the
few Westerners to be permitted to
moke a fact-finding tour of the
satellites. This is the third of seven
reports or Poland.
know the story of the massacre
of 11,000 World War n Polish
officers in the Katyn Forest and
1 only Communist leaders make
any pretense of believing that
Germans, not Russians, were the;
' murderers.
’ Above all, Warsaw still remem
. bers that a Russian army, led
-by Marshal Constantin Ro
’ kossovsky, first called on the
( Warsaw underground to fight the
1 Germans openly and then sat on
i the opposite bank of the Vistula
: while the Nazis methodically
• slaughtered the men who might
i otherwise have set up a Polish
'government at least partially in
; dependent of Moscow,
s The same Rokossovsky today i
: commands the Polish army and
: is one of the loads the Commu
i nists have to carry In selling
■ their regime to the people.
May Rase "Temple”
, Anti-Russian feeling was last
, openly manifest here in fist fights
5 between Poles and the 6,000 con
, structlon workers Moscow sent to
build the temple of culture that
was Stalin’s gift to Warsaw. It
is a common Polish prediction
t that one day Poles will tear down
i the towering marble “temple”
r just as, in 1921, they removed
■ every trace of the Russian ortho
r dox cathedral that the Czar built
l here In 1913 as another sort of
t Russian shrine.
But that day’s coining will be
delayed by hatred of Germany.
• Poland hasn’t forgotten Hit
• ler’s order that the “unter
r mensch” (subhuman people) of
Poland should be destroyed, and
the killings that reduced War
saw's population from 1,000,000
to 100,000 half-starved souls hid
ing In the ruins when the Nazis
left. The memory is kept fresh by
the monument to the 300,000
Jews killed in the Warsaw ghetto
and by the preservation as mu
seums of such concentration
camps as Maidenak where rooms
piled with shoes, boxes of gold
teeth and bags of human hair
recall 3,000.000 Nazi prisoners
scientifically exterminated.
And, If Poles should let time
erase memories, Europe’s geogra
phy reminds them of Germany’s
continued threat.
Clash Over Stettin Seen
Poland’s new industrial econ
omy is based on mines and fac
tories in the Silesian complex
! Russia gave It in the breakup of
Germany. Every Pole knows that
no future German government
can survive without some effort
to get back such cities as Stettin,
which is Berlin's port, and Bres
lau, the old capital of German
Silesia.
A Polish newspaperman who
admits America would win a
hundred to one in a popularity
contest against the Russians
then adds: “But we all know that
West Germany is an American
ally.”
A non-Communist in the
foreign office puts it another
way.
"Poland,” he says, "cannot go
back to the prewar madness
when it feuded with Germany,
insulted Russia and argued with
Czechoslovakia. We have to tie
to some big power. America talks
about Polish ‘liberation’ but all
Poles know that we have to de
pend on Russia to protect us
from Germany.”
Six Per 1,000 Palsied
1 NEW YORK —lt Is estimated
that 6 per 1,000 live-born babies
'suffer with cerebral palsy,Which
ranks second only to polio
among diseases as a crippler ofi
'children. More than Half of these
'children are likely to have eye
defects.
Karachi Urges
Kashmir March
KARACHI, Aug. 23 (fl I ).
Taking a leaf from the Indians’
book, the central executive of
thte Pakistan Christian League
called today for a peaceful march
on the Indian-held part of
Kashmir.
The League scheduled the
march for September 15. Zafar
Iqbal, general secretary of the
organization, called for 10,000
volunteers and said he would
lead them in the invasion.
League officials freely acknowl
edged they got their idea from
Indians who for the past year
have periodically staged “non
violent” Invasions of the Portu
guese territories on India’s west
coast.
In the most recent such in
vasion, on August 15, Portuguese
border guards killed some 20 of
the Indian marchers. Prime
Minister Nehru, who has re
peatedly demanded transfer to
India of the' Portuguese areas,
termed the shotlng of the
marchers “brutal and uncivilized
In the extreme” and ordered the
Portuguese consulates in India
closed.
The big Himalayan state of
Kashmir has been divided be
tween an Indian-dominated gov-'
ernment and a pro-Pakistan
fraction since a U. N. cease-fire
at the end of 1948 ended fighting
in the state between Indian
troops and tribesmen from Paki
stan’s northwest frontier. The
state’s population is largely
Moslem and Mr. Nehru has per
sistently rejected United Nations
plans for a plebiscite to decide
whetbter Kashmir should join
India or Pakistan.
Swedish Trade Up
STOCKHOLM.—In both vol
ume and value. Swedish exports
as well as imports reached new:
highs last year. Exports ln-j
creased by 7 per cent over 1953;!
Imports rose 13 per cent.
'Giveaway* Show
To Offer SIOO,OOO ,
NEW YORK, Aug. 23 (/P>.—
The producers of the television
show, “The $64,000 Question”
. have decided to top it with a
1 new giveaway involving a SIOO,-
’ 000 cash prize, it was reported
1 last night.
! The new half-hour program,
called “The Big Surprise,” is to
* start over the NBC network Oc-;
■ tober 2. It is produced by Louis:
; G. Cowan, Inc., the independent
package show company that also
1 produces "The $64,000 Question”
over CBS and “Stop the Music”
’ over ABC.
I A spokesman for the company
' said it would be a “novelty j
■ishoi”” In which contestants]
■ would solve riddles rather than
t answti direct questions as on
a quiz show.
Sponsors for the SIOO,OOO
- giveaway reportedly already
. been found.
> Car Hits Officer,
j Driver Fined S4OO
. A Washington man whose car
i knocked down a Park Police
man August 15 was fined S4OO
r on a drunken driving charge
| yesterday in Alexandria Police
i Court. *
I I Taylor W. Gray, 37, of the 2800
I; block of Quebec road N.W., filed
jan appeal to the Corporation
j Court after his conviction by
. substitute Police Court Judge
1 Neville Hall.
, Gray was charged with
. drunken and reckless driving as
. tef his car knocked down Park
Police Pvt. Richard D. Well
- man. The policeman was talking
to a motorist he had stopped
shortly after midnight in the 700
■ block of South Washington
L street Alexandria. Pvt. Wellman,
r!4l, suffered a bruised hip and
■ 'shoulder.
The reckless driving charge
was dismissed yesterday.
t n«T ■ AMtMprt*****
Theodoric Rule
Castle Is Dog Up
RAVENNA, Italy, Aug. 28 (#).
—Excavations have uncovered
iwhat may be the original castle
of Theodoric the Visigoth which
Charlemagne copied for his great
palace at AiX-la-Chapelle.
Msgr. Prof. Mario Mazzotti,
Roman Catholic Church ar-l
: chaeoldgist. is directing the ex
, ca vat lons beneath the crumbled
liruin of the building which tour
ists here usually are told was
’ the palace of Theodoric the
Great. -
Actually historians have knotin
ifor half a century that the ruins
i]are not old enough to date back
i to the eariy sixth century rule
tiof the kills of the Visigoths.
..They insisted, however, that
NEIGHBORHOOD
Films of More Than Routine Merit
“THE BLACKBOARD JUNGLE”—Teacher Glenn Ford en
counters juvenile delinquency in the raw.
“THE COBWEB”—Stellar cast headed by Richard Widmark
and Lauren Bacall in a psychiatric maze.
“DADDY LONG LEGS"—Leslie Caron and Fred Astaire deftly
decorate the familiar romantic fable.
“THE GLENN MILLER STORY”—James .Stewart and June
Allyson in a fond recall of the popular bandleader,
j “LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME”—Singer Doris Day plays Singer
Ruth Etting, ably abetted by James Cagney
“MARTY”—Betsy Blair and Ernest Borgnfne in the heartwarm
ing film that took Cannes festival honors.
“REAR WlNDOW’’—Grace Kelly, James Stewart and suspense
expertly wrought by Alfred Hitchcock.
“SEVEN YEAR ITCH’’—Summer Bachelor Tom Ewell meets a
naive (wha-a-a-a?) Marilyn Monroe.
Stanley Warner Theaters
Tim* Giron hT/io» If SUrtinf Thoo
o t Feature Atiroction.
All SUnlor Winter Theater* Are
Air Conditioned.
ANBASSAM^i o < *rM B i*w.
“MISTER ROBERTS”
/ClnemftScopet, Henry Fonda. James
Cagney. Jack Lemmon. William Pow
*ll. 1:00. 3:05. 5:15, T:CS. »:3.V
AVAf im WO. (I-Vaoo. “Love Me ;
it or Leave Me.” Doris
Day. Jaman Cagney.
PPVPPf P Li- 3-" anew. Free Pafk-
t ng . Seven Year Itch”
fCinemaScopei. Marilyn Monroe.
6:15. f1:45; "Battle Circus." Hum
phrer Bogart. 3:10 !
gent tvppf WO. Free Park
ing. "Seven Year Itch”
fCinemaflcope>. Marilyn Monroe,
6:55. a,;tO. |
rPPTPH ff ME. 6-2*41 • Near Park -
'•faWInAL jng “A Man Called
Peter” Richard Todd.
11:00. 2:15. 5:35. 0:15 Walt Dis
nev's "Vanishing Prairie." 1:00, 4:20.
8:00.
PPPPPIIV WA. 0-6600. “Seven
liUPUfI year Itch” (Cinema
scope). Marilyn Monroe. 6:15. 9:30;
“Killers From Space.” 6:15. __ j
■VfH LI 7-ft”00. Free Parking.
T- LOW “The Cobweb” (Cinema-
Scope). Richard Widmark. Lauren
Bacall. 2:20. 5:50, 0:20; “Double
Jeopardy.” Rod Cameron. 1:10. 4:40.
8:10, j
fiwow CO. a-1968. “New Faces.”
dfftVUl 6:15, 9:40: "Carmen
Janes,** Dorothy Dandridge. 7:50.
CmrnißßT * A 6- 5100. “Seven
dnLnIUF P year Itch” (Cinema-
Scope). Marilyn Monroe. 6:15. 9 40;
‘They Rode West,” Robert Francis.
8:20. Tomorrow, Special Matinee.
enm ic. o-ftftob
albvCrll Free Parkins
“SEVEN YEAR ITCH”
Mortlyn Monro*. 1:30. S:OX. P 40: |
-Ride The Men Down." Brian Don- ;
levy. 1:90. 4:30. *:10.
fIVRMI BA. 3-431*. Free Park- •
IMUng in*. “Three Coin, In
The Fountain" (ClnemaSeonel. Clif
ton Webb. Dorothy McGuire, 3:00.
P4V “Roman Holiday," Orezory ,
Peck, Audrey Hepburn. 7:50.
TTVItI f co. s.nwe. •The cob
llTUlflwro" (Cinemascope).
Richard Widmark. Lauren BecaU.
5:00. ,V4V 9:40: “Pony Xxpreae.
Chariton Heften. 4:00, 7:30. |
IIBTIUgii WO. fl-*4ee. Near Park-
UrlUßfl ini. “Seven Tear Itch"
! (Cinemascope). Marilyn Monroe.
; 5:3*. 4:53. 7:50. 9:45.
K B THEATERS
All CONDITIONED 1
MacABTHUR m T TS A TSoo
The International Cinema
Second Week
J. Arthur Rank’s New 8p” Thriller,
"CHANCE MEETINC. ” with Odlle
Versois. at 6:15 7:55 and i» 50 p.m.
Bhort Subjects at 7:50 and 9:30 p.m.
Coffee. W’ith Our Compliments, in
th- Piccadilly Lounge. 7 to 10 }
mi fllfV G«©rg«c Av» and Porragut
tULVini st NW «A 3 7700
The Continental Cinema
Held Over! Becond Week!
GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA
1 In Her Newest Hit. "THX WAYWARD
WIPJ " *t 0:30. 8:10 and 9:80 p.m.
English Dialogue. [
• Dry 4*13 *O,l Art WO * 4000
HrL ' Free Port top
MARILYN MONROE. TOM EWELL,
in “BEVEN YEAR ITCH.” Cinema
scope. at 1:58, S:2*. 8:30. 7:38
and 9:38 p. m.
LANGLEY * M %• u "*
MARILYN MONROE. TOM EWELL in
•‘SEVEN YEAR ITCH.” Cinemascope,
at 1:30, 3:36. 6:40, 7:46 and 9:40
P m.
PI nvrp Flower Ava 4 Hnay ir ltd
IlaUW&n SI, Spg Md IU 8 1666
RICHARD WIDMARK, LAUREN BA
CALL. CHARLES BOYER. OLORIA
ORAHAME. in “THE COBWEB”
Cinemascope, at 7:00 and 9:40 p.m.
Short Subject* at 6:30 ayd 9:05 pm.
NAYLOR V l ?** 11
RICHARD WIDMARK. JLAUREN BA
CALL. in “THE COBwlB.” Cinema-
Scope at 2:10, 5:45 and 9:25 p.m :
Plua ROBERT FRANCIS. DONNA
REED, in THEY RODE WEBT,” at
I 12:45. 4:25 and 8:00 p.m, |
ROCKVILLE DRIVE-IN
V. 8. Roatc 246. Rockville. Md.
“Seven Year Itch”
, With MARILYN MONROE. TOM
EWELL. Cinema-Scope, at 9:00 p.m.:
Plus ROBERT FRANCIS. DONNA
I REED, in "THEY RODE WEST.” at
! J0:50 p m Extra. "CARTOON CAR-
I NIVAL.” at 8:35 pm.
Louis Bernheimer's Theatres
TOP IffV V API 1 Nil. 7-5358. MARI-!
AB& fUiIiHIIA IYN MONROE, ini
in “SEVEN YEAR ITCH,” .In Cinema-!
]Bcope and Color, at 6:00.1 9:28; Also
•MERLE OBERON. in "BERLIN EX
PRESS." at 8:00.
tfPVTfIM LA. 6-4114. VIRGINIA i
Hl*wiun MAYO and DENNIS KfOR-j
OAN. in "PEARL OF THE SOUTH
PACIFIC.” in Super Scope and Color, at
6:00. 7:48, 9:38.
Thurn. Thru Sat.. Walt Disney**
“DAVY CROCKETT;” Plus FIRE
OVER AFRICA.”
VTDVfIH kT MARILYN
VLlimjn MONROE. in "SEVEN!
YEAR ITCH,” in Ctnemaßcope and Color.!
at 6:00, 7:55, 9:50.
Wed. and Thurs., Don’t Miss That
Happy Hit, "MARTY.”
■mr la. - fl-31 n.TtuRT kabnzr 1
Juet In "JUMP INTO HELL." at j
flslS. 9:35: Also SHELLY WINTERS
In **MAMBO. > * at 7:47, |
nrrn xmo v i«4J
niiliU *arttne Bpar,
C DANNY KAYE. VIROINIA MAYO.
.• "SECRET LITE - OP WALTER
“«S MITTY."
P 7IRGIVIA
*2 RICHARD WIDMARK. MAI ZET
TERLING. "PRIZE OF OOLD.
jfimh Technicolor.
11 sch» .. ——
I rriVTnP FoirOngton Vo
S«9 wLIIIIIIi |g 5 iooo fro* Parkmv
i s-p? Super Scope and Color. "80N OF
SINBAD’’ DALI ROBERTSON.
•• SALLY FORBBT.
/= SHIRLIMGTOH
- ClnemeScope end Color. “THE
' adventures or hajji baba/' j
JOHN DEREK ELAINE STEWART. .
pinny FeiHa«: v B c* j-w
t Him HA fr „
"SEVEN YEAR ITCH." MARILYN MON-[
ROE. TOM EWELL.
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY. AUGUST *3. IBM
Ithe original palace, which Char-1
lemagne looted, of its pillars and
statues, must have been on that,
Isite.
! Prof. Mazzotti said the excava
tions have disclosed the founda
tion pattern of an older building
of the age and design of Theo
-1 doric’s walled stronghold.
Arched doorways of ancient
design and a long entrance hall;
have been uncovered. Beneath;
the floor of an ancient chapel
■ the workers found tombs v.'hich
1 they believed may date back to
the Ostrogoth period.
>i :
Turkish Cotton Dips
i ANKARA. Turkish cottoft
i production for 1954 totaled 140.-
c 000 tons compared with 170,00<J
J tons in 1952 and an average of
65,000 tons annually for the
111945-49 period. I
SIDNEY LOST THEATERS
Free Perklnz—Air C«e«ltle»e4
HILLSIDE DUVE-IR
6500 Merlbere Pike. JO. 8-7970.
Ooen 7:30
MARILYN MONROE. TOM EWELL.
•SEVEN YEAR ITCH." ClnemeScope.
Technicolor, et 8:30; Plus ROBERT
FRANCIS. DONNA REED. “THEY
RODE WEST " Technicolor, et 10:50.
Children Under 15. Free. Big. Free
i Playground Nov Open.
BELTSYILLE DBIYE-IR
WE. 6-8600. Open 7:30. _
MARILYN MONROE. TOM EWELL.
"SEVEN YEAR ITCH." ClnemeScope,
Technicolor, ot 8:40: Plus JACK MA
HONEY. "OVERLAND PACIFIC." et
10:40. Children Under 15 Free.
B g. Pree Playground Now Open.
At IPM JT 0-3353. MARILYN
A'.leP-n MONROE. TOM EWELL.
"SEVEN YEAR ITCH." ClnemeScope,
Technicolor, et ,(LMv-JLsSi
DAVID NIVEN. "TONIOHT'S THE
NIGHT," et 8:30.
Rrrurynt <>■ 5-5868. james
Be* ’ »*t>»**n STEWART GRACE
KELLY "REAR WINDOW." Techni
color. et 5:30, 9:55: Plus AUDREY
HEPBURN. HUMPHREY BOGART.
WILLIAM HOLDEN. "SABRINA. at
7:30,
riiFvmi v un. i-oioo. mari
l.niaTXrtll,l LYN MONROE TOM
EWELL. "SEVEN YEAR ITCH.”
Cinemascope. Technicolor, et .:15,
! WATtSmILE^D^
MARK. LAUREN BACALL. "THE
COBWEB " CinemtScope. Color, at
7:00. 9:30.
KAvwnnn 7-8899. mar-
Aftl Vs UUU ilyn MONROE. TOM
EWELL. "SEVEN YEAR ITCH,”
Cinemascope. Technicolor. At 7.10,
j
Vint* MILV HH. 6-7800 MAR
fiKina niiiij ilyn monroe.
TOM EWELL "BEVEN YEAR ITCH.”
Cinemascope. Technicolor, at 7:10,
9:30.
WINELARD THEATERS
AIK CONDITIONED
ABC DRIVE D! to. 7-235 S
7100 Indlee Heed He?., S. E.
Open 7:30 pm. Kiddles Free. Cer-
I toons et 8:15. ROBERT FRANCIS.
DONNA RZED. In "THEY RODE
WEST.” Technicolor, et 9:58. MARI
LYN MONROE. TOM EWELL. In
"THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH " Clneme-
Scope end Technicolor, at 10:15.
Always Best Food et ABC
AHACOSTIA u ' s \ a r^ a
Two New Technicolor Hits JOHN
AGAR, in "GOLDEN MIBTRESS." et
1:011 4.00 7 00, 10:00; Also
ROBERT FRANCIS. DONNA REED,
in "THEY RODE WEST." et 5:35.
5:40. 8:40.
HIGHLAND w sT7»ft*"
! ClnemeScope MARILYN MONROE,
TOM EWELL In "THE SEVEN YEAR
ITCH. - ' Technicolor, at 0:15. 8:05.
]
SOI HMTIP Niehoo Av* o' Atloelic
ATLAJVI*w s» if io i 5000
Cinemascope MARILYN MONROE.
TOM EWEIJ. In THE BEVEN YEAR
ITCH." Technicolor, et (1:13. 8:05.
CONGRESS w 1 s £
Cinemascope RICHARD WIDMARK.
LAUREN BACALL, in "THE COB
‘ WEB,” Technicolor, at 6:40. 9:10.
f>||BKf 4703 Marlboro Pika Md
IfUMlfi io 8 SISI Frn Parking
Cinemascope With Stereophonic
Sound and Technicolor. RICHARD
WIDMARK. LAUREN BACALL, in
"THE COBWEB," at 6:40. 9:15.
V AITfiPT Lourgi Md.
LAUIIU* Parkway 5 2113
Two Great Technicolor Hits On One
Program. JAMES STEWART. JUNE
ALLYBON, in THE GLENN MILLER
STORY.” at 6:00. 9:45; Also JANE
WYMAN. ROCK HUDSON, in "MAG
NIFICENT OBSESSION.” at 8:00.
CAPITOL c "°7 t
ClnemeScope. DORIS DAY. JAMES
! CAONEY. in "LOVE ME OR LEAVE
ME," Technicolor, et 6:15 9 40;
Also "BLACK THIRTEEN." et 8:50.
Neighborhood Theaters
ARLINGTON PALL* CHURCH VA
i JA 7 4266
BYRD CIMENA <04 ,1 IZZ*
Francoise Arnoul. Raymond Pellegran,
COMPANIONS OF THE NIGHT.
Adult Entertainment.
STATE Nl^ c » v “-
Fesfi Parker. Walt Disney's “DAVY
I CROCKETT, KINO OF fHE WILD
i FRONTIER.” Technicolor.
WILSON ‘'VW -
Marilyn Monroe. Tom Ewell, ‘THE
SEVEN YEAR ITCH,” Cinemascope.
Color. •
BUCKINGHAM w £
Fes, Parker. Walt Dlsney'g "DAVY
CROCKETT. KING OF THE WILD
j FRONTIER.” Technicolor,
i et rap 7130 n oieb* id
UIaUIC, IA / 4266
Richard Widmark. Lauren Bacall.
“THE COBWEB,” Cinemascope. Ster
-1 «QPhonlc Sound. Color.
trrrmCnH Art tlvd * Annan
Jbf r (.noun da „ Rd )E 2 8040
Marilyn Monroe. Tom Ewell, "THX
SEVEN YEAR ITCH," ClnemeScope.
! Stereophonic Sound. Color.
ARLINGTON £/£*** TSSS
t Ernest Borgnlne. Betsy Blair.
"MARTY." Grand Prise Winner ol
; International Film Fastlyal.
HISERBETHESDA' 4^^
i MARILYN MONROE and TOM EWELI
“7 Year Itch”
, 1:15. 4JSO, 7:10. 9:30
MAUREEN OHARA
“Fire Over Africa”
at 3:00 P.M. only
lone Week Starting Friday, ERNEST
|bORONINE. • MARTY.”
Pfßff r 2105 Pa Ava N W
RE. ;0184 Ait Conditions
Two Very Good Pictures With Spanish
Dialogue "NUNCA DEBIERON AMARSE.”
With VICTOR MANUEL MENDOXA,
MARTHA ROTH TITO J UNCO at 6:20,
9:50: "1.0 DEL AGUA AL AGUA. With
NINO MARSHALL, MANTEQUILLA. at
7.55. _
■ iff* rnmin 645 p °- Av# * 5E *
hvl. unami u 7.3222. au cond.
Today and Wed. RANDOLPH SCOTT. Jn
"RIDING SHOTGUN." Color. 1:15, 4:30.
17:45; ROBERT WAONER, in BENEATH
i THE 12 MILE REEF,” ClnemaScopc.
‘2:35, 5:60. 9:06.
i
B-13
Refrigerator Sales Rise
OSLO. Norwegian appliance
dealers sold 540,000 electric
home appliances in 1954. Re
frigerator sale* totaled 38.840,
compared with 5.000 in 1942.
11:30/
ROTH'S THEATRES
AW CONDITIONED
M I*l 1338 New ferit Are.
rUIbA N.W. SI 3-4777
A Full Measure of Laughter. "VrtSH
INO WELL INN.” DONALD HOUS
TON. PETULA CLARK.
LITTLE w ’” t n s ;‘ o
The Year'g Outstanding Drama.
MARIE SCHELL, in "ANGELIKA
SILVER SPRING ".t, 7 ?..^*
Free Parking at Rear of Theater.
; LAUREN BACALL. RICHARD WID
MARK. In "TH* COBWEB." Cinema
scope. Color, at 5:45. 7:50. 9:55.
| Free Coffee Served In Our Lounge.
DIDV savannah St at >3th St S.t
■ r nnn 811 l jf( A(o io 3.3733
! ClnemeScope and Super Scope. AII-
Technlcolor Show. MARILYN MON
ROE. DONALD O’CONNER. Plug An
. All-Star Caat. "THERE'S NO BUSI
NESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS." 8:15.
10:00: BARBARA STANWYCK.
ROBERT RYAN. "ESCAPE TO BUR
MA," 8:30.
Tomorrow. Special Children'*
Show, “boo OP FLANDERS;”
Plus 10 Cartoon*.
DBIYEH TREATERS
LEE HWY.-ABL. BLVD.
DRIVE-IN THEATER
JE. 3 9600 t Mile* West of Foils
Chorch. America's Msst Beaotlfwl
Drive-10. Located between 7 Cor
ners and I alrfas Circle, either via
Arlington Blvd. (tornlng st Gal
lows Rd.) or Lev Hwy. World t
Largest Screen.
’ FROM HERE TO
ETERNITY”
BURT LANCASTER. FRANK SI
NATRA. MONTGOMERY CLIFT.
“ ' “MISS SADIE
THOMPSON”
RITA HAYWORTH. JOSE FER
RER. Jn color, at 1 1:05.
Thurs.: -THE IRON MISTRESS."
Continuous from Dusk. Oven 7
Kiddles Under 15 Always Free
ABC DBIVE IN THEATRE
See Listing •
i Under Wlneland Theaters.
E. M. LOEWS
MT VERNON OPEN AIR
Washington’s First Drlve-ln. So. of
Alex. Rt. 1.. Richmond Hwy. Jost
Beyond Fenn Daw. SO. 8-67*2.
Soper ClnemaScopc Screen
Ends Tonit*. Open at 7:00, 2 Glori
ous Color Hits. Cinemascope. Allur*
ing. MARILYN MONROE, in .
“The Seven Year Itch”
8:35. Flu*'
“Fire Over Africa”
“11 MAUREEN O'HARA. 10:50, Color
: Cartoon. Kiddles Free. Free. Miracle
Fairyland. Wed.. “NIGHT PEOPLE
and "WAR PAINT."
SUNSET DRIYE-H ~£*.7l
At Baileys Cress reads
Open 7 p.m. It's Annleersarr Week
j at The Sunset. It's Our Birthday.
It's Your Party. Tonit* We Celebrate
1 With Free Pony Rides and Free Lolß-
I pops to the Kiddles and on the Qiant
New Cinemascope Screen.
“The Magnificent
Obsession”
Suoerb Performances by JANE
: WYMAN. ROCK HUDSON in Gorgeous
Technicolor. 9:40; Plus "SLAVES OF
[ BABYLON.'b (Tech ». RICHARD
CONTE. LINDA CHRISTIAN. 8:20;
Also Color Cartoon Kiddies (in car*!
1 Free.
AfN'*ONT o r in ,Co
‘■INTERRUPTED MELODY" (Cinema-
Scope* GLENN FORD ELEANOR
PARKER, at 9 15: Plus "MAN FROM
THE A’ AMO" (Color*. CHIIL WILIS,
at 8:25. Cartoon Located in Arling
ton on U S Route 1. Just Over the
14th St Bridge. Kids Free,
; SUPER CHIEF DRIVE-IH
LO. 7-6766. 6461 Indianhead Hwy.
Kiddies Free.
RICHARD WIDMARK in “THE COB
WEB.” in Cinemascope and Color, at
8:50: Also .JOHN PAYNE, in “THE
BLAZING FOREST” (Tech.), at
IJjICL
Branch Drive-In am** Md.
6tt Ml S« *f D. a line Vie Braaek
S.E.. Md. Rt. A. RE. B*BB6B
Tonight' MARILYN MONROE In
"THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH" Cinema-
Scope. 8:45. Robert Ryan In "ES
CAPE TO BURMA". Superacope.
10:50. 810 CARTOON SHOW AT
8:20 Start* tomorrow: Richard
Widmark In "THE COBWEB."
ITS OUR ANNIVERSARY
MONTH' MANY 810 PRIZEB
EVERY NIOHT! Radio Broad
cast direct from theatre nightly.
7:30-8:00. Frl.-Sat.. AL "FUZZY"
BT. JOHN IN PERBON WITH HIS
810 WESTERN COMEDY SHOW!
PIUB OIANT SCREEN SHOWI
SUN ! "DAVY CROCKETT."
PAI MTU CmTst .vVTI 1. Gee.
_ nUgIIWI Palmer Hwy.. Via De
fense Hwy. te Rt. 784. Tern Right.
“I or Lgndnver Rd. t* 704. Left 3 Mile*.
Kiddles Free.
MARILYN MONROE In "THE SEVEN
YEAR ITCH." In Cinemsßcooe snd
Color, at 8 45: Also MERLE OBERON.
In "BERLIN EXPRESS." st 10:45.
Coming Frl, snd Bat . Walt Disney s
"DAVY CROCKETT" snd "12
O'CLOCK HIGH ''
Queen's Chapel Drive-In
WA. 7-2900. Acer Rosd snd Hist
llton Street, West Hysttsyllle. Md.
The World's Largest ClnemsSrepe
Screen. In-Car Stereophonic Sound
With 5 Speakers to Beery Car.
Half Mile Frarn District Line.
Now Playing, at 10:45
Marilyn Monroe
“The Seven Year Itch”
In Cinemascope and Color and
Stereophonic Sound.
I “Gambler From
Natchez”
At 8:52: Extra Cartoon at 8:45.
Continuous'- From Dusk. Opens
at 7:30. Kiddie* Under 12 Al
ways Free.
__
DISTRICT THEATERS
Call NO 7-3000— Alt Conditioned
I tlirril ■ 1215 You St. N.W.
; lilflbULn loot, Oper (3.30 P.M
: Two-For-One Scream Show. “IT
CAME FROM BENEATH THE 8EA;"
-Jl Plus "CREATURE WITH THE ATOM
- BRAIN."
* nrofißi ir 043 »ou *t. n.w
eiruoui ww, op.p 13,30
■L | Held Over. In Cinemascope. "THE
i MAN FROM LARAMIE." with JAMES
! BTEWART. ARTHUR KENNEDY.
: onnirnt t 1433 »«, st n.w
ouunui I OBO „ Ooer *2:30 P.M
1 Walt Disney', "DAVY CROCKETT."
j Starring FEBS PARKER. BUDDY
' EBSEN. Pius Walt Disney's "ARI
_ : ZONA SHEEPDOG."
f AUCCTHN 25th t (enn Rd N.l
hilllUlVP Door , op 4„ J:4J PM
; I In Cinemascope. SEA CHASE " with
- JOHN WAYNE. LANA TURNER.
lh GEORGETOWN
j Starts Today. 3 Days Only
V! Elizabeth Taylor
h In MOM's Love story Os The Year
lt “RHAPSODY”
- i With an Cast Includlnt
Vittorio Gassman
1 JOHN ERICSON and LOUIS CALHERH
n i Color by Technicolor Screen Play by Fay
L and Michael Kanin, Piano Solos Played
H by Claudio Arrau; Feature at ,5:50. 7:50.
e. |P:S6. FREE PARKING at Wilkerson a.
11229 Wisconsin Avenue.

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