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Gassified Index -m *. u««
Public Affairs
Sunday P.M.
City Sid*. 1:00—9
Foe# the Nation. 1:30—9
Celebrity Farad*. 2:00—7
College Frau Canfararica. 4:00—7
Goatgotowa U. Forum. 5:30—5
Maat th* Frau. 6:00—4
Frau Canfaranca. 8:30—7
Movies
Sundoy A.M.
"Th* Sovtnth Veil." 1945. James
Maion. 11:00—4
Sunday P.M.
"Thundering Hoofs." 12:30—5
"Snow Dog." 1950. Kirby Grant.
"Block Midnight." 1949. Roddy
McDowall.. 1 :30—5
"Dakota." John Wayne. "Cry th*
Beloved Country." 1951. Canada
Lee. 2:00—9
"Keep Smiling." 1938. Gracie
Fields. 2:30—7
"A Gal, a Guy and a Gob." 1941.
Lucill* Ball. 9:00—5
"Queen for a Day." 1951. Jack
Boiley. 11:15—4
"Seeds of Destruction." 1952. Kent
Taylor. 1 1 ;30—7
"Th* Big Chau." 1954. Glenn
Langan. 11:30—9
Monday A.M.
"Dixie Jamboree." 1944. Frances
Langford. 10:00—5
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Only HASTINGS « *
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Monday P.M.
"I Met My Love Again." 1938.
Joan Bennett. 12:30—5
"Brief Encounter." 1946. Celia
Johnson. 1:00—4
"Accomplice." 1946. Richard Ad
en. 2 ;oQ*—s
'Tonight of 8:30." Kay Walsh.
3:00—7
"Hlitary It Mad* at Night." 1937.
Charles Boyer, 4:30—5
"Petticoat Larceny." 1943. Ruth
Worriek. 8:00—5
"Dead of Night." 1946. Melvyn
Johns. 11:15—9
Tuesday A.M.
"Forgotten Women." 1949. Elys*
Knox. 10:00—5
Tuesday P.M.
"A Yank in London." 1945. Anna
Neogle. 12:30—5
"Seven Ravens." 1953. 1:00—4
"A Modern Marriage." 1950. Reed
Hadley. 2:00—6
"The Golden Salamander." 1950
Trevor Howard. 3:00—7
"Northwest Stampede." 1948. i
James Crajg. 4:30—5
"Petticoat Larceny." 1943. Ruth
Warrick. . 8:00^—5
"Calendar Girl." 1947. Jane Fra
ze*. 11:15—9
"The Black Tulip." Patrick Wod
dington. 11:30 —7
Wednesday A.M.
"Her Sitter's Secret." 1946. Nancy
Calaman. 10:00—5
TiliVue
Nov. 18-Noy. 24
Wednesday P.M.
"The Mask of Diijon" 1946. Eric
Von Stroheim. 12:30—5
"Medal for th* General." 1945
Godfrey Teorle. 1:00—4
"Fere* of Evil." 1949. John Gar
field. 2:00—5
"Heitor Skelter." 1949. Carol
Marsh. 3 :QO—7
'Thoroughbred." 1930. Wesley
Barry. 4:30—5
"But*** Rear." 1942. Eleanor
Parker. 8:00—5
"Woman Hater." 1949. Stawort
Granger. 11:15—9
"Kipps/' 1941. Michael Redgrave
11:20—7
Thursday A.M.
"Sundown." 1941. Gen* Tierney
10:00—5
Thursday P.M.
"The Kansan." 1943. Richard Dix
2:00—5
"Delayed Action/' 1954. Alan
Wheatley. 3:00—7
"Miracle of th* Bells." 1948. Fred
Mac Murray. 4:3 o—s
"Busses Roar." 1942. Eleanor
Parker. 8:0O—5
"Th* Emparar't Nightingale."
11:15—9
"Man From Texas." 1948. James
Craig. 11:20—7
Friday A.M.
"Hollywood and Vina." 1945
Jamas Ellison. 10:00—5
Friday P.M.
'The Senator Wa* Indiscreet."
1947. William Powell. 12:30—5
'Two Yanks in Trinidad." 1942
Pat O'Brien. 1:00—4
"Hot Rod." 1950. James Lydon.
2:00—5
"Double Exposure." 1954. John
Bentley. 3:00— 7
"The Prhrat* Affair* of Bel Ami."
1947. Georg* Sanders. 4:30—5
"Nevada." Robert Mitchum.
8:00—5
"Terror Ship." 1954. William
Lundigan. 11:15 —9
Saturday A.M.
"Bln* Stool." 1934. John Woyne
"Cheyenne Tehee Over." 1947
Lash Laßua. 11:30— 1
Saturday P.M.
"Hallo Trauhla." 1932. Buck Jones
1 :00 —*
"Cerlho* Trail." 1950. Randolpf
Scott. 2:15 —4
'Th* Titfiald Thunderbolt." 1953
Stanity Holloway. 7:30—7
"Nevada." Robert Mitchum.
8:00—5
"Hired Wife." 1940. Rosalind Rus
sell. 10:30—4
"Little Minister." John Beal.
* 10:30—5
"Flam* of th* Barhary Coast."
1945. John Wayn*. 11:15—9
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.

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