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ED SULLIVAN
LITTLI OLD NfW YORK
Sonja Still the Greatest
NEW YORK—After 25 years
of skating, Sonja Henie has lost
some of her blinding speed, but
the petite Norwegian still is the
greatest showman on TV ice.. . .
Bobby Morrow, Texas cyclone
who won three Olympic gold
medals, tells me he hopes to
be on the United States Olym
pic team in 1960. for the Rome
sprints. Morrow's plane was
fegged down at Washington, so
he and his wife came on to N. Y.
by train. . . . Note from Ted
Williams: “Our ‘Jimmy’ cancer
fund raised $512,215, so thank
your readers, Ed.” ... In Lindy’s, 1
HOLLYWOOD
By SHCILAH GRAHAM
i z --•* M
Mike Was Accommodating'
HOLLYWOOD (NANA). i
Kddie Fisher complained loudly
when Mike Todd planned a pri
vate showing of his “Around the
World in 80 Days” Friday night
for 800 of his most intimate <
friends. That's when Eddie's ]
and Debbie Reynolds' “Bundle i
of Joy” was to be premiered. So
Mike obligingly changed the pri- '
vate showing to Saturday after- i
noon. I preferred to see the pic- 1
ture with the public Saturday i
night.
Kim Novak’s Christmas gift to
Count Randlni is now winging 1
toward him in Rome. Gold and
diamond cuff links. I wonder ;
what Mac Krim is getting. Kim 1
and Mac cohosted a Christmas i
party.
Joan Crawford’s adopted son,
Christopher, ran away again
from his military school. . . .
Christmas shoppers in Beverly ■
Hills: Jayne Mansfield stepping
daintily out of her pink Jaguar
with muscle-man Mickey Hargi
tay in attendance. . . . And
Groucho Marx struggling half
heartedly w&lle his small daugh
ter determinedly pulled him into
a toy store.
** * *
The Ray MiUands and their
children went to SquaW Valley
for the holidays, \fter the New
Year, Ray reports to Republic to!
star in and direct “Stockade.”!
... and Jennifer Jones and
David Selznirk have tom them
selves away from Italy and
Yugoslavia to return home for
Christmas with the family. Her
two sons (by Robert Walker) at
tend school in the East. . . ,|
Grace Kelly and her prince will;
call him Christopher if a boy,
Caroline if a girl. Nothing
planned for twins.
Ann Sothcrn. who loves Sun j
Valley, has bought a home there.
Jeff Chandler has also broken
down and bought a home com
plete with pool in Palm Springs, j
** * *
It seems fantastic that every
foot of “The Old Man and the
Sea,' with Spencer Tracy and
a Cuban boy, has been tossed
out for a loss of more than half
a million dollars. It couldn't
have been that bad. I hear the
chief problem was the fish. Au
thor Ernest Hemingway couldn't
land a big enough marlin. The
project will start from scratch
again with Tracy and a British
boy, Michel Ray.
Mike Frankovitrh, Columbia
boss in London, was punched on
the nose by a film critic while
outlining a movie premiere for
Hungarian relief. Mike, married
to Bfnnie Barnes, and a onetime
boxer, decided not to fight back.
Good for him. And good for Art
Linkletter who ignored that fe
male crank who tried to mess
up his “House Party” show.
♦* « *
Poor Lex Barker. He returned
from Acapulco with wife Lana
Turner, nursing an ear infection,
caused by too much diving. Lana
For The Harem Beauty...
Mc)hty bought Waif A Continent!
f (He the
CINEMASCOPE TECHNICOLOR' j*
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ho TIIfACI V* mu kit* BRItT I HOCCOU ff u
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Washington Premiere TRANS-LUX
Today, 1 P.M. i4.e e h di. 7.7*00
- . I M ■■■■lll. |.l | I
at 3:15 a.m., Jimmy fturante
lifts his dukes to Rock; Mar
ciano: "Don’t worry, Rocky.
Jimmy’ll go easy wit’ you." . . .
If Sugar Ray beats Fullmer, his
farewell fight will be against
Basilio next summer Cutest
Santa Claus is the one studying
a blueprint on the walls of a
building under construction at
666 Fifth avenue.
*** * ,
Dear Ed: This is a letter of
desperation. Unless our Eastern
Paralyzed Veterans Association
gets financial support within the
next few days, we’ll have to close
designed the trademark for her
Lanturn Productions —a girlj
leaning against a l?nv> u' l ' Mot
her two pictures at UI, Lana
receives $330,000 and 50 per cent
of the profits. For her own com-!
pany she will star in “Miss Plym
outh Comes Across.”
The “My Fair Lady” hit on
Broadway means an extra $6,000
a week for the estate of the late
G. B. Shaw. It would be inter
esting to get his comments on
the musical translation of his
“Pygmalion.” I’m sure the old
boy would have loved it.
John Forsythe has been per
suaded by his agents to come
back to Hollywood for his third
try at stardom. John, a capable
actor, reminds me of William
Holden in his early struggle for
recognition. Don’t give up, John, j
it finally happened for William.
(Ebristinaa !■■■■■■■
The most amazing conspiracy
the world has ever known...
Wk and love as it never
happened to a man
and woman
before I
HL Jjt Vv
W •»» 20th Century-Fox e
I Anastasia I
COLOR by DK
CINemaScoPC W
«hIM TAMIROFF MANTiTA hunt FELIX AtLMER
X'»Pngi*y by ARTHUR LAURENTS
our doors December 31. This
means that veterans who are
paraplegics or quadriplegics like
myself will have no organization
to help them in the common
place everyday functions of liv
ing which are so complicated to
the paraplegic. EPVA helps them
find apartments without steps to
climb, with doorways wide
enough for a wheel chair; finds
Jobs for those able to work, solves
our hospitalization problems and,
most important, maintains a
credit union for paraplegics.
Fortunitely, no wars since Korea
have made new paraplegics; un
fortunately, those veterans who
are paralyzed will remain para
lyzed forever. We don’t need
enormous sums to keep going.
Tell any Santa Clauses to phone
me at Murray Hill 6-6770. Merry
Christmas, Harry Schwelkert.
** * *
Louis Armstrong, returning
from European triumph for Ba
sin Street opening, forced down
at Boston by bad weather. ; . .
Police Commissioner Kennedy
resigning by March 1? . . . Ann
Porter, daughter of former FCC
head, marrying John Dinsmoor.
. . . Edward G. Robinson and
Fran Adler at the Monsignore.
. . . French artist Philippe Bar
beroused, decorating nursery for
Princess Grace’s baby expected
January 15. . . . Jim MacArthur,
Helen Hayes’ lad, and Susan
Strasberg swapping acting notes
at the Villa Maria. . . . Farley
Granger has discovered Lyda
Fairbanks. . . . Mrs. Harrison
Carroll, wife of the columnist,
! hospitalized. . . . Karyl Kudner,
daughter of the late ad tycoon
Arthur, and Alfred Mathews a;
Yulesome. . . . Recommended:'
the Latin Quarter show with the
Happy Jesters, Nanci Crompton,
PATRICK HAVES CONCERTS
IN CONSTITUTION HALL
Thurs., Jan. 3—8:30 P.M.
■W. CARMEN
ry AMAYA
( V SANCERS • SINGERS • MUSICIANS
X \ featuring
SABICAS
/ / J Tht
S / /firtttfft FIMWUCt Guitarist
GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE
$1.25. SI.BO. $3.60, 53.00. $3.60
Hayes Concert Bureau NA. 8-7161
iln Campbell'*) 1108 Q St. N.W
the Cottas and Allen and De
Wood.
** * *
The Phil Silvers expect Sir
Stork. . . . Anthony Francibsa
spending Christmas with Shel
ley Winters. . . . Elizabeth Tay
lor to wear back brace for at
least six months. Liz and Mike
Wilding sold their coast home.
. . Judge Irwin Davidson re
placing retiring Judge Jonah
Goldstein, January 1. . . . The
Willie Mays acting silly? . . .
Roberta Peters’ manager. Bob
Gewald, engaged to Marian
Werner.... Max Liebman ready
ing Dolores (Met) Wilson’s Las
Vegas act. . . . Joanne Tree
Thompson, widow of Alexis
Thompson, at the Harwyn with
Howard Spielman. . . . “Anasta
sia” racked up a fat $105,000 in
first Roxy week. . . . Hermione
Gingold and Shirley MacLaine
sueding. . . . Eartha Kitt sold her
Harlem dress shop. . . . Fernan
da Montel, the Dietrich of Paris,
with Dennuy Slater at Arman
do's. . . . The Jake LaMottas got
the Florida decree.
** * *
The Peewee Reese stork due
in five weeks. . . . Marlene Diet
rich dating Vic Vicas. . . . Leland
Hayward and Charles Laughton
leadying a Broadway show. Le
land to be an April grandfather.
. . . Medics warned Mrs. Clark
flgn HOCMYjfe
WED. and SAT., 8:30 !
WASHINGTON LIONS vt. PHILADELPHIA (WED.) T*'
For Reiorvotiont Coll LI. 7-5800
>i.i.nTa».» ULINE ARINA
EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT!*!
jPHHI (THIS PICTUII CANNOT II SUN
—. JL AT ANT OTHIR TN(ATRI)
■.
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Es [<!• Mo.onn.
CmlßbtUtllf's
"soowt.or, ,
Che Cea Commandments
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE VISTAVISION • TECHNICOLOR*
Bo«lev Crow t her
N Y Time*
Rose Pelswick •
S Y Journal - American
New Schedule •( Performance* m! Price*
MON. thru PHI. Continuoui Unreserved from 10 A M $1.30 U*cf#r imumts)
Com* anytime between 10 A.M and 2 P.M. and o complete thaw
Mail Or*,. jgraai'rir «Mad 0r,),. M... 1.1,
for oil reserve* iMt shewing*
Ivery Evening at S PJM. : __ $2.75 SI.OO $1.50
SAT Morning al 9:30 A.M. • $1.75 51.40 SI.IO
SAT Morin., al 3:30 P.M. *3 40 fl .73 SI .40
SUN. and Holidoys-ol 2:30 P.M. *2.73 *1.90 St 50
N.W T.ar'> Eva a, 7 P.M. and 12 Mid. ...... *2.73 (1.90 (1.30
Enelol. chock or man.y ard.r 100 .lamp,l poyoblo to PRO Kf/TM'S THEATRE.,
■ddr.n.d la lOX'OPPICE milk 101 l addr.ii.d and Hamp.d onrolopo.
RKO KEITH’S THEATRE A I
FROM THE PLAYHOUSE AND DUPONT frO
'"imnroluy
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9b lmm >
ROCK HUDSON OaSe? BACALL
.ROBERT STACK- DOROTHY MALONE
wads
ROBERT KEITH GRANT WILLIAMS HARRY SHANNON
STARTS TODAY
f " PLAYHOUSE «ege SYi—
Gable to take it easy. . . . Orson
Welles penning a book for Crow
ell Press. . . . Lionel Hampton
played Santa Claus to Hungar
ian refugee children at Camp
Kilmer. ... Rain Winslow, who’ll
tnake her Broadway debut as
“Liza,” off to Paris to introduce
hubby Orson Bean to her family.
. . . Ralph Meeker long-distance
phoning Madlyn Rue, Latin
Quarter eyeful. . . . Lou Seiler
and ballerina Lois Rubin honey
mooning. . . . The Peter Fran
kens 'his aunt playwright Rose
Franken) named him James. . . .
Tinsel Pan Alley, Peter Donald’s
tag for Rockefeller Center.
U. S. Lends Liberia
Money To Build Road
MONROVIA, Liberia. The
first construction phase of a
multimillion-dollar Liberian
highway program will begin soon
with the building of a 150-mile
road in the interior.
It will be financed by a 812
million loan from the United'
States. The project engineer!
will be James Hoban, who super
vised construction of the Penn
sylvania and Ohio turnpikes and
New Jersey’s Garden State park
way.
Chib Present 2 TVs
To Receiving Home
Th'e Northeast Kiwanis Club
yesterday presented two televi
sion sets to the District’s Receiv
ing Home for Children.
The sets, a 27-inch TV and a
portable instrument, were for
mally presented by Louis Yel
land, Robert Blum and Dr. Her
bert Oates, representing the club.
Firm Sends SI,OOO
To Childrens Hospital
In lieu of sending Christmas
gifts to its customers, the Wash
ington firm of Barber & Ross
presented a check for SI,OOO to
PATRICK HAVES PRESENTS
SAT.. JAN. 5—8:30 P.M.
IN CONSTITUTION HALL
AN EVENING WITH
EDITH PIAF
AND COMPANY
GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE
Orch : $3.30. $3.85 $4 20
Bale/ SIJS<J, $2.20, $2.75. $3.30. $3 86
Haye* Concert Bureau NA. 8-7161
(In Campbell's) 1108 G 8t N W
V NOW
KINEIGHBORHOOfi^^.
Films of More Than Routine Merit
“HIGH SOCIETY”—Grace Kelly. Frank Sinatra and Bing
Crosby frolic in “The Philadelphia Story” set to musie.
“THE MOUNTAlN”—Literally a cliff-hanger, enlivened by a
top-notch performance by Spencer Tracy.
“THE OPPOSITE SEX” Clare Booth Luce’* satire, “The
Women,” with music and a new decorative cast.
"PRIVATE’S PROGRESS”—Very funny account of a sheltered
young Briton’s encounter with the military life.
“THE SEARCHERS”—John Wayde In an outdoor action yarn
bearing Director John Ford’s unmistakable stamp.
“THE SOLID GOLD CADILLAC”—SoIid comedy performed by
a pair of experts named Judy Holliday and Paul Douglas.
“TRAPEZE”—Gina Lollobrigida complicates life on a flying one
for Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis.
Stanley Warner Tlnalen
Extend the Bee.on'a Greeting. j
AMBASSADOR YBHZ.SS.
"THE GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND." Tab
Hunter. Natalie Wood. 3:15. 5:20.
7:25. 0:30. Door* Open 2:46. Show
Btart* 3:00.
alf HI All wo. 6-2600
AYAAfIUn rann. Ave. N.W.
Matinee Today at 3 P.M.
"THE LAST WAGON." Richard Wld
mark, Felicia Farr, 3, 5:05. 7:10. 9:20,
nrvrnv V L1 - 3-3300. Fret Park-
DKiYleAlfll ing. special Matinee
2:45 PM "THE LABT WAOON"
Richard Wldmark. 3:15. 6:30. 9:50;
"CRIME SCHOOL." Humphrey Bo
tart. 4:50. 8:10 Tomorrow: Special
Matinee. At 1 P.M. Show Only. Car
toon Bhow.
nv VPRT FE - 3-6056. Free Park-
IfIUiTUII ing. Soeclal Matinee
Door* Open 2:45 P M "THE SHARK
FIGHTERS." Victor Mature. 3:20.
6:25. 9:30: "TRAIL OF THE LONE
SOME PINE." Fred Mac Murray. 4:35.
7:40. Tomorrow. Special Matinee.
(Cartoon Show. Matinee Only.)
rFRITH AT MB ‘ 6-2841. Near Park
lebA lAAI* lnr •' TH * LAST WAO
ON." Richard Wldmark. 3, 6:10. 9:30.
"LISBON." Ray Milland. 4:40. 7:55.
VFtflimV RA. 6-6600. Special
RIEiAAKiVI Matinee. Door* Open
2:45 PM. "THE LAST WAOON."
Richard Wldmark. 5:30. 9:35:
"KNIOHTi OF THE ROUND TABLE."
Robert Taylor. 3:40. 7:45. Tomorrow.
Special Matinee at 1 P.M.
PFinf 11 7-5200. Free Parkins.
rCsmi Doors Open 2:45 PM.
"TEEN-AGE R88E1,." Ginger Rogers.
4. 6:45. 9:35; "JAILBUBTFRS,” The
Bowery Boy*. 3. 3:45. 8:35.
ClVflV c - fl “*»«6. Doors Open
3 pm ‘ WHISPERING
SMITH." Alan Ladd. 3 6:15. 9:35;
"THE STREETS OF LAREDO.' Wil
liam Holden. 4:28. 7:45. Tomorrow.
! Special Holiday
RA Bp«ciai
anUllllAil Matinee. THE
BHARKFIOHTERB." Victor Mature.
4:10 6:50. 9:35: "THE VANISHING
AMERICAN." Scott Brady. 3. 5:40.
B:2n Tomorrow. Special Holiday Mat
inee. •
CVV VFR JU- 9-5500. Free Park
aiieVbn lni Dnnr* Qpen 3;30
, PM. Show Btarts 3 P.M. Christmas
D*y only
WESTWARD HO, THE
WAGONS”
Pri. Pirkrr, 3, .V3O 7:*o. 10
Walt Disney’s
“DISNEYLAND”
I 4:!ft, S:4S. #:OS. Tomorrow *t Vi
)»> KlftdlM Show. "PRINC*
j VALIANT, jlobert Wagnrr.
1 T&ITDM& **• 3-7312. Pro, Park
| * nnMpln Ing Sprcla] Mating*,
j "BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE.”
Dan Dallev. 3. ft:HI SMO: THE
VANISHING AMERICAN." Scott Bra
dy. 4:40. 8:10.
TTVflf f< <» A-iKftO. Door. Open
11VUI.I •. 45 ahow B tg r t, 3 PM.
! 'THE LAST WAGON." Richard Wld
; mark 3. «:]* »:3r>: “WORLD WITH
OUT END." Hugh Marlow*. 4:35.
i 7:SS Tomorrow at '! PM, Show Only.
Onc-half-Hour Kiddle Cartoon Show, )
Lonis Bernheimer's Theaters
TIE VUACE^V! S?S .
Mat 4 PM Richard Wldmark "Last
Wagon" 5:55. H I 8 Gerard Phillpe
! "Lover Boy" 4:20. 7:40.
MFWTntf r A 6-4114. 12th and
XIKiWAUn Newton Ms N.E.
Mat. 4 PM. Starts today for 1 week
First Washington
Showing
WALT DISNEY •
“Westward Ho,
the Wagons’’
4:52, 7:14. 9:39. Alto "Disneyland.
U_B A "
VFIIAV iT 9-2424 .fr#y Mt
YLIInUII \>rn*n A?*.. Ale* ?a
Mat. 4 PM Richard Wldmark "The
Last Wagon" 4:00. 5:60. 7:40, 0:28.
DISTRICT THEATERS
Call NO. 7 SOW
ROW ASH 70* ond I Sts NW
nunnnu Door* Open 12 30 PM.
Bit Double AttractlGii. "ROCK
HOCK ROCK" and "BTAGECOACH
j TO FURY ’
LINCOLN 12,5 Ymt * ww
IsMVVnn Door* Open 12 30 PM
TOM KW*LI. CAN T Hti r IT ‘“ With
BEPUBLIC vow $♦ mw
nnrveifiv Door* Ooeo 12 30 P M
HELEN HAYES INGRID BERGMAN
in ANASTASIA
BOOKEB T 1407 r ~ * H w
LUVnWI * Ooom Open 12.30 P M
EATWARD HO THE WAOONS
a DISNEYLAND "
LAN6STON 4 N1
bnnvdivn Oooft Open 243 P *
LAST WAOON with RICHARD
WIDMARK and “AMAZON TRADER,
with JOHN HUTTON
VILLA—ROCKVILLE, HD.
Pfl 2-9371 free Parking
•THE LAST 'AAGON With RICH
ARD WIDMARK Cartoon Cam:*al
an Mattnee: 2 4n, 6 10 7:40. 9 26
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ft Mlm rtM R*H« W..» her.
firmnO»H tilt
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER I*. TOSS
Childrens Hospital on Friday, sented
Last year, the company pre- Society
starts THURSDAY, .
DECEMBER 27 wr
CARROLL
BAKER
in ELIA
KAZAN'S
production of
TENNESSEE
WILLIAMS'
JTSNIIT WARNER nikfcwiaa
METROPOLITAN & “fj _
AMBASSADOR from W’smsr Bros. j
SIDNEY LUST THEATRES
| Free Parklnt
I BfIPIIJU. 0-3322. Dally Matl
nialabli neeg Thin Weeki i p.M. i
Cont. ALASTAIR SIM. as Scrooge, in
! Charles Dickens’ "A CHRISTMAS !
: CAROL." at 1:30. 4:50 8:10; Plus ,
! RICHARD WIDMARK. “THE LAST
WAGON." Clnemaßcope. Color, at
! 2:35. 6. 0:20.
nrTUrenKOL. 2-2868. Matlneea
D*> * allswllli Dally. 1 P.M. Cont.
j Starts Today. First Washington Show
| Ing Walt Disnev's "WESTWARD HO.
THE WAOONS." Cinemascope. Tech
nicolor. at 1:45, 4:15, 6:60. 9:30;
Plus "DISNEYLAND. U. S. A." Cine
mascope, Technicolor, at 1, 3:34.
6:08, 8:42.
-0100. Daily
UniiVCsllLl Matinees This Week,
1 P.M. Cont. Starts Today First
Washington Showing. Walt Disney’s
: "WESTWARD HO THE WAGONS"
! Cinemascope. Technicolor, at 2. 4:30,
. 7. 9:30: Plus "DISNEYLAND, U. 8. A.’ ;
Cinemascope. Technicolor, at 1. 3:40,
HYATTSVILLE d .T,7 7 mX„.
; This Week. 1 P.M. Cont. ALASTAIR
SIM. as Scrooge, in Charles Dickens'
I "A CHRISTMAS CAROL." at 1:30. 5.
8:20; Plus RICHARD WIDMARK.
"THE LAST WAGON." Cinemascope.
Color, at 2:45. 6. 0:30.
A VU/fifin WA. 7-8899. Matinees
IWiIVVUUIf Dally, 1 PM. Cont. j
3tarts Today. First Washington Show
ing Walt Disney a "WESTWARD HO.
THE WAOONS." Clnemaßcopt. Tech- I
nicolor. at 2. 4:30, 7:05. 9:45; Plus
"DISNEYLAND. ,U. 8. A.." Clnema
i Bcope. Technicolor, at 1:16. 3:50.*
ViriK Mil I WA 6-7866. Dally
n “*“Matlnees This Week,
i 1 P.M. Cont. Starts Today. First
♦ Washington Showing. Walt Disney’s
"WESTWARD HO. THE WAOONS."
Cinemascope Technicolor, at 2. 4:30,
i 7ft :o .£'* 9 ,; A *L Plus ‘‘DISNEYLAND.’ 1
K-B THEATERS
Rprv Mil Mail. Av*., WO. 6 4500
" rtA From Parking
i Open at 6:00 P.M. Flr.t Washington I
Showing. Walt Dl.n*,'. "WESTWARD
HO THE WAOONS" (ClnemaScotM).
With FEB 6 PARKER, at 7:15 and
I 0:35 PM. Plu« "DISNEYLAND." at
j 6:30 and B:SO_P.M.
LANGLEY N M ' A H ? u ~ |
Open at 6:00 PM. First Washington '
Showing Walt Disney’s "WEBTWARD
j HO THE WAOONB’ f (ClnemaScope).
With FESS PARKER at 7:00 and
0:35 PM Extra "DISNEYLAND." !
at 6 15 and_x:so P M _
PI AWPII Fiow * r Ao6. 4 0169 Ytr N
fLU YVLXI Sj , Spg Md jy 9 )M6
I Open at 6:45 PM HOWARD DUFF
! in 'T ROKEN STAR. ’ at 6:00 and !
8:40. Plus VICTOR MATURE In
"THE BHARKFIOHTERB" <Technl- i
I colon at 7:20 and 10 OO P M
HAYLOR *;•»•*
Open at 6:00 PM RICHARD WID
MARK In "THE LAST WA O O IT* !
| , at 6 30 and 0:45 P.M.
: Plus MARK STEVENS In "TIME- !
TABLE ’ at 8:05 P M. j
I § _ _ . ,
ROTH'S THEATERS
> ROTH'S SILVER SPRIHC
8242 Georgia Ave. JC. 0-1121
Funniest Picture of the Year
“PRIVATE’S PROGRESS'*
At 5 30, 7:45. 9 45, Hllarlomi
Matinee Wed. From 11 AM.
DANNY KAYE "COURT JESTER."
Sponi bv Children s Theater. Tree
Favors.
BIIIV Savannah St. at 13th St. S.f.
rnnn Blk. oH Ala. Ave.. jO. 2 2233
Cont From 2 F.M,
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