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** THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER «, Its?
B-8
THE PASSING SHOW
Well, It Is Better Than
Presley's First Two
By HARRY MaeARTKI R
For the record it should be noted that the third motion
picture perpetrated In honor of a backwoods balladeer named
Elvis Presley arrived in town over the week end. It is called 1
"Jailhouse Rock," it is at Loew's Capitol Theater and evaluation
of it should not detain us long today. »
For the idolators of this phenomenon are not interested
in the carping cries of any
aged critics beyond wishing
that the aged critics would not
be so nasty to this sweet boy
Others, of more mature turn,
will consider it sufficient warn
ing to be told where “Jailhouse
Rock” is .to be avoided. These
latter do not need all the sor
did details.
Still there 'are a few note
worthy aspects. of “Jailhouse
Rock” that should be rec
ognized in passing. It is, for in
stance, a motion picture which
lives up to its advertising, or
at least to that portion of its
advertising-describing it as the
best Presley picture yet. This,
of course, is like saying it is
much more fun to be hit on
the head with a 10-round mal
let than with a 20-pound mal
let. This one is not as dreadful
as the first two were.
** * *
Another surprising thing
about “Jailhouse Rock" is that
it comes to us under the au
spices of Metro - Goldwyn -
Mayer, a studio that once con
sidered “Andy Hardy” fitting
entertainment for the young.
The famed MOM trademark,
incidentally, was greeted with
some screaming the other
afternoon, indicating that some
near - sighted bobby - soxers
though Elvis was already on.
This quickly subsided, however,
when Leo the Lion turned out
to be growling on key.
The film in fact, bears not
only the MGM trademark but
a pair of credits listing its pro
ducer as Pandro S. Berman and
its director as Richard Thorpe.
Mr. Thorpe’s direction is one
of the reason’s why this stacks
up as superior to the two earlier
Presley pictures but his and
Mr Berman's are strange
names to see attached to one
of these rock-and-roll things.
(Mr. Berman now is engaged
in making “The Brothers Kar
amazov," which is about, as
violent a reaction as you will
soon see.*
** * *
The Presley fans, if any
are still with us. also should
be warned about "Jailhouse
Rock." Elvis is subjected to a
prison barber’s shears before
the first reel of this affair is
barely warmed up. He plays
a young man convicted of
manslaughter after a barroom
brawl, but he does not stay
imprisoned or shorn very long.
In no time at all he is full
thatched and pushing the likes
of the late Judy Tyler and
Mickey Shaughnessy around as
he fights his way to stardom
as a singer.
That brief sight of him with
his ears laid bare to the breeze
may have a trfumatic effect,
though, on some of the more
impressionable Presleteers.
One more item for benefit of
his fans and the record. Elvis
sings, or whatever that is, six
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage
Arena—Dark. “The Doctor's
Dilemma" resumes tomorrow.
Catholic University "Billy
Budd': 8:30 p.m.
National—“ Separate Tables”;
8:30 p.m.
Screen *
Ambassador—" The Story of
Mankind”; 1:05, 3:10. 5:20. 7:25
and 9:35 p.m.
Capitol—“ Jail House Rock”;
11:40 a m.. 1:40. 3:40. 5:45. 7:45
and 9:50 p.m.
Columbia "My Gun Is
Quick”; 11:15 a.rti.. 1:55, 4:45.
7:25 and 10:15 p.m.
Dupont “Perri”; 1, 2:50
4:40, 6:30. 8:20 and 10:05 p.m.
Keith's "Escapade in Ja
pan": 11:45 am., 1:45, 3:45,
5:50, 7:50 and 9:50 p.m.
Mae Arthur “Panic in the
Parlor": 6:20. 8:15 and 10 p.m.
Metropolitan—" The Story of
Mankind”; 11:35 am., 1:35,
3:40. 5:40. 7:45 and 9:50 p.m.
Ontario—"Raintree County":
8:30 p.m.
i'alare "Three Faces of
Eve”; 11:45 am., 1:45. 3:45,
5:45. 7:45 and 9:50 p.m
Playhouse “The Joker Is
Wild"; 11 am.. 1:40, 4:20. 7
and 9:45 pm
Plaza “His First Affair";
12 2. 4, 6. 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux—"The Story of
Esther Costello”; 11:30 am..
1:30. 3:30. 5.30. 7:30 and 9:40
p.m.
Uptown—" Around the World
In 80 Days": 8:30 pm.
Warner—“ Seven Wonders of
the World ": 8:30 p.m.
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‘ JAILHOUSE ROCK.’’ MOM relMse
of an Avon production, produced bj
Pandro S Berman, diraeted by Rteh
- arc: Thorpe, screenplay by Guy Tros
per. in Cinemascope. At Loew’s
Capitol Theater.
THE CAST
Vince Everett . Elvis Presley
Peeiy Van Alden Judy Tyler
Hunk Houghton Mickey Bhaughnessy
Mr. Shores Vaughn Taylor
i I S* I*"* 1 *"* Wilson Jennifer Holden
Teddy Talbot Dean Jones
1 Laury Jackson Anne Neyland
songs. They are named “Jail
, house Rock.” “Treat Me Nice,”
“Young and Beautiful.” “I
Want to Be Free.” “Don’t
' Leave Me Now” and “Baby, I
. Don’t Care.”
** * *
MELODY MAN —Those of
you unnerved by what passes
! for music in many quarters
today had better drop around
to the Lotus and welcome Dick
Haymcs. He’ll be there, ap
pearing twice nightly, through
Wednesday night and it is a
distinct pleasure to have him
around, even if only this briefly.
Mr. Haymes is a young man
who has had his up and downs
in private life, but his public
personality is a sunny one. The
; baritone voice is in .fine timbre,
his arrangements are good, his
manner is easy and his delivery
1 is that of a man with respect
\ for both lyrics and melody.
He starts out with solid ren
, dition of one that was old but
good when we all were younger,
“Lonesome and Sorry " From
: that he goes into “Life Is Just
’ a Bowl of Cherries,” which
turns out to be a medley includ
ing “Isn’t It a Lovely Day” and
’ “Back in Your Own Backyard.”
He turns to newer fare to sing
“Our Love Affair.” then gives
slick polish to a fine Gershwin
medley from “’S Wonderful"
; to “They Can’t Take That
Away From Me.” He answers
a request with “Little White
Lies." winds up with aTousing
"Carioca" and, in Variety’s
phrase of praise, has to beg off.
You'll enjoy every minute of
the Haymes performance.
PROJECTS AND PEOPLE—
Ed Begley and Gene Raymond
are set in starring roles in “The
Shadow of My Enemy.” another
Broadway-bound play added to
our theater season. The court
room drama concerns itself
with a former Communist who
accuses a former State Depart
ment official of subversive ac
tivities. It will be at the Na
tional Theater for two weeks
starting November 25. . . .
George Jenkins has been signed
by Producer Fred Coe to design
the settings for “Two For the
Seesaw." This is the new play
by William Gibson, starring
Henry Fonda and Anne Ban
croft. coming to the Shubert
Theater on December 4. The
last example of Mr. Jenkins'
work you saw was the scenery
for “The Happiest Millionaire.”
. . . Roberta Sherwood, whose
husky voice has been delivered
to you via TV, opens a week's
engagement at the Casino
Royal tonight. ... A new (to
night clubs' singing duo of
Carolina and Belen will arrive
at the Old New Orleans onp
week from tonight. The Jarmal
Sisters, Egyptian type torso
tossers. who have been featured
at this same rendezvous for
seven months now, will remain.
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Ed Wynn, the comic who has been making quite
a comeback as a serious actor, clearly has not
abandoned his old comedy ways entirely. He turns
toreador to duel with a make-believe toro in a comedy
scene for the movie version of “Marjorie Morning
star,” now in the making—Wide World Photo.
Hollywood!
By S HEILAH GRAHAM
Most Beautiful Producer
HOLLYWOOD (NANA >. I
understand that although How
ard Hughes isn't keen on wife
Jean Peters returning to her
acting career, he has no objec
tions to her becoming a pro
ducer. So, the lovely Jean will
form her own company and
will undoubtedly be the most
beautiful producer in town.
Girl with a future is Sarah
Marshall, daughter of Edna
Best and Herbert Marshall.
Her star zooms upward in
“Long, Hot Summer.” . . . The
three top American box-office
stars in Rome are Marlon
Brando, Randolph Scott, Lex
Barker. In that order.
Bob Hope's chauffeur in Paris
was telling a chum of mine
that he loved working for
Robert, but he wasn’t overly
fond of the leading lady. Anita
Ekberg. Apparently she blew up
a dust storm when her reserva
tions to a film festival arrived
too late.
** * *
Bonita Granville keeps her
children away from televised
old movies wherein she played
a child brat. Doesn’t want to
give the little darlings ideas.
. . . Vittorio De Sica was tact
ful when asked. "Who is the
most beautiful woman. Sophia
Loren or Gina Lollobrigida?”
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ers, a top bra maker of Amer
ica, is quoted in Europe as say
ing that girls in the Jayne
UtansAeld class “are freaks—
like girls whose feet are too
big.” And, getting into stride—
“ What's more, it’s vulgar to
show so much.”
** * *
Jeff Chandler told me that,
if he had to do it all over
again, “I would not be an actor.
An actor is a public freak. I
like to act. but I don’t like being
on show 24 hours a day. When
I tell young actors that the
money and fame aren’t worth
the price you have to pay if you
are successful, they just laugh.
But I wish now I had been any
thing but an actor.” Jeff has
just returned from a tour of
the country to publicize his new
record album, “Jeff Chandler
Sings to You.” “Take a look at
the cover. Very sexy type head,”
said Jeff.
Sweetest sight of the week:
The Frankenstein monster was
shopping in a supermarket
Thursday, and no one fainted.
In fact no one except Yours
Truly recognized Boris Karloff,
with white beard and white
hair. I peeked into his market
basket while he was waiting to
pay. All vegetables. What do
you know—a vegetarian mon
ster!
** * *
Esther Williams bought so
many clothes in Italy, she
couldn’t bring them all back
with her. She will make a spe
cial trip, she says, to bring them
over. Or else have them sent.
Esther wears a new kind of
charm bracelet with large
profiles of her three children.
Stewart Granger and , wife
Jean Simmons will be sepa
rated for the two and a half
months he devotes to making
“The Whole Truth” in London.
Then he flies in, picks up Jean
and daughter Trapy, plus the
baby’s nurse, and takes them
with him to Ceylon where he
makes another movie. Jean is
held in Hollywood with picture
commitments. This is the
hardest part of two careers in
one family.
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20, .. . Electrical breakdown in
Grand Central area raised hob
with all hotels that need mikes
for supper club shows . . . Dick
Maney’s “Fanfare” is easy
reading. His final tribute to
people of the theater: "Despite
Films of More Than Routine Merit PBITF I* iwittb*
"ABANDON SHlP”—Tyrone Power and Mai Zetterling have . .riiTnuiir
a harrowing time in an overloaded lifeboat. AIHPOnT 01 44100
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Olds.- 6:25, 9:25: "'MAN AFRAID." FORREST "THE LIVING IDOL. ' OD n •■rea WIFE
Ocorse Nader, i: 55. iiJtOi Ti m WlWioTim
SHERIDAN S A .,rr.. VV. Tfe *t.' VEBNON OPEN AIR
“THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION." "HEAR ME GOOD TEDDY Open Frl., Sat.. 8«n, Only
£n rV tpsr r * n k RANDAZZO VIK Recording CffVUCFT nDVVVC* fM L*e»bura
OF JOY, Debbie Reynolds. 8:m0. Star on Stage, in Person, at SUNSET DRIYE'IN ei gTi
«n vni 4U. 9-5500. Colesville 845 Only winter Policy-Open Frl., Sat? Bun
■III,VMI R 4. ,t Georgia Are., ■' . . a._ i■ r ■r i n
“The Pride and'the Passion” mpabubi SUPER CHIEF , c , H ro
Cary Grant. Sophia Loren, 1:15 DISTRICT THEATERS DRIVE-IN THEATER
4:05. 6:50. 8:40. _ c .„ NO -.- toeo 8101 Indian Head Hwr.
TAKONA I atternats i mV-N-W 4 HOWARD ' S :^r M W OpVn r Weekend*
I Free nSiuil - J
..rps Q gS*” l TLE RICHARD. LIONEL HAMPTON, —u-ii-"— ■ -■ a, i
The Ten commanaments frankie lym o n and teen- HVBV) Wo,h sh °p Cantar
One Performance Today at 8.00 AGERS. LaV'ERN BAKER. MOON- ■•■IIIP Q pp p t /^ y#r 7.1733
I F.ll. Door* Open Today 7:16 P M GLOWS. CHUCK BERRY CLYDE “LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON.
anmitco 6-1800 11th and -sSSJ-rrm tohyh “ Feature «i 9:25. AUDREY HEPBURN. GARY
TIVOLI p. k Rs. VI? _S H _Q RT -CUI TO HELL S COOPER: FRIENDLY PER-
T ,“n .V.T, Un M V Vlirni M ,21 * I°'* St NW l BUASION - 7:05, GARY OOOPER
La*t 4 Days! Cecil B. DeMHle's MntULrl Doors Oo«n 12 30 P m TONY PERKINS.
“The Ten Commandments'’ “forty guns. ' Barbara stan- SuCtATF foil* Church, v®.
Three Performances Today at 12:30, WYCK. BARRY SULLIV r AN: ‘ COP- *o wlttlfc it 21553
4:3(1 8:30. Doors Ooen Today at PER SKIT" JEFF MORROW, JJS .. THE BUN ALSO RISES." AVA
12 Noon. (-OLEEN GHAY. Hj, GARDNER. TYRONE POWER
BOTH S THEATERS mark S s / E |.; N^ A E N A g L %?"' Km WOVAK
—■-- BOOKER T BUCKINGHAM
ROTH S SILVER SPRING "'J.J'f LE deception." JULIA ;*■ -the HELEN MORGAN story
a ",.0 r.enrula Ay. JU 9-1121 AH NALL. | A NN BLYTH PAUL NEWMAN.
OLENN FORD. VAN HEFLIN. LANGSTON o o ’o * o m T ARLINGTON
"3: 10 TO YUMA" | : t ,0 to YUMA^" 0 LTJRD. :Z- IHE UFERS ?TY°i R*" In
fi 05. 8:05, 0:50 and LAWRENCE VAN HEFLIN; also SHADOW ON BARKER
WELK Short, at 7:40 Onlv. Last THE WINDOW ' £7
j BBiimwiy 7h, a> s„ nw . r GLEBE J,30 JA N M
PARK Sovonna, ' s * ol ritb Sl S.£ ” * Door,np.nl 1:30a.m. < ""UNTIL THEY SAIL.” JEAN BlM
rfinn N.*t to Coral «m iO 2-2231 Cecil B. DeMille's Mightiest Spec- ** MONS JOAN FONTAINE
JACK WEBB, "THE DA" MENTS."' T wuh The" Gr«te.’? A c»t | JEFFERSON Arl ,K ’ d *
8 19- Plus AUDIE MURPHY. »< Stars Ever Assembled. Including yassiimyii dais Id IE 2-SO4O
KEENAN WYNN. GEORGE NADER, YUL BRYNNER. CHARLTON HES- i"THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION."
' JOE BUTTERFLY." C ScOpe and TON. EDWARD a ROBINSON and | SOPHIA LOREN. FRANK SINATRA
Color. 6:30. 9:56 ANNE BAXTER Continuous Per- , CARY GRANT
formances No Seats Reserved Fea- ■ ■
1 1— tures Dally at 12 Noon. 4 and _ B - nr .
Louis Bernheimer Theaters UHI “A™ 1 ® 5
apry 4SII Moss. Ava., WO. 0-4400
THE VILLAGE i JSi WINELAND THEATERS ,
“THE PRIDE T AND ABC DRIVE-IN 7, °° Md m
6:3(1. 9:15: BRIAN DONLEVY. H»*OUIIIi Ul Hy CH S 4900 THE PASSION
• THE VIRGINIAN." 7:42. Pleasa GLENN FORD, VAN HEFLIN. "3:10 , v , , , o»ow no.>pr
Note Show Starts at 5:3U. TO YUMA. " 6:30, 9:52; FORREST 4l'Sfi?i c 7 1 £ r JaS rl Ul,f£5 Y . T N»TnI
~ ~ TUCKER LEX BARKER “THE 80PHIA LOREN. FRANK SINATRA.
NEWTON t-A 6-4114 12th and DEERBLA YER "R 29 at I 25. 4Op «:35 and 9:15 P M
flLnllin Newton Stt. N.E. 1 -=- - Open 1:00 P.M
OLENN FORD '"1:10 TO YUMA " HILLSIDE DRIVE*OI
"i'i"TALLYMEN V " R ? 4 8200 Marlb.ro Pike Md JO S-7266 j gVSIR SlM*ln "ESCAPADE ALA '
CARY GRANT SOPHIA LOREN, BTAIR SIM in ESCAPADE
I Win • Vrmm Trln to Ynr*— FRANK SINATRA. “THE PRIDE !■
I Wl s n ee* rl rn tß orL;b I LANGLCT NHA H r‘^ ,,vd
VERNON •'*Y 4 ?, 707 ANACOSTIA , m JqJ 0 sophia ioren fSank sinatra
TYRONE POWER'TVA* GARDNER*
THE SUN ALSO RISES." (12;. 9U2 "ON THE THRESHOi DOF SPACE “ «sl.'_» nd 9:30 P_M ._o_pen_l_P M
_LIL -L. 1:15, 4:4(1 8:115 And Then PI fIWTB How*. Av 4 *inav Or Id
NEW STANTON THEATRE Bfc.Adv. D n p ture 8h * r • M * n '* «• 'g 0 l o '“g
NEW location “ Dest ination Moon”
OFF 18th and R. I. AVE. N.E. HIGHLAND 1533
Ampl* Parkin* Facilities u 4 . rj)t RATLUIf lu 2 jnoo
LA. 6-3033 CARY ORANT SOPHIA LOREN. ri»y neisr SOPgTUOMN
LAST DAY FRANK SINATRA. "THE PRIDI! JwhAj m "THirpninF
VIVECA LINDFORS Stars In the AND THE PASSION. " 6:15 9:15; ISn rvr PUKm!" irSsri al
Swedish Masterpiece That Made Her DEEP ADVENTURE." 8:30. J™. 1 ? J", E n P i- pm 'Colon, at
Famous (Truly Adult Entertainment i gTaaman 1— • >na -' (•*—
“FORBIDDEN INTERLUDE" ATLANTIC t!, sw ©Tlfiw ROCKVILLE DRIVE-IN
JEAN OABIN 1 Louis" JOUVET BUZY CARY ORANT** SOPHIA LOREN. V " *T*"h.aV n pO**"“‘l'wi Mi
PRIM Star In Renoir s Thrllllna French FRANK SINATRA "THE PRIDf
Masterpiece Taken From Oorkl's Cels- AND THE PASSION." 6:15 9:16: ° P *QFNTJtIT A t AdVm
brated Play. "DEEP ADVENTURE."" 8:30. SOPHIA LOREN
“THE LOWER DEPTHS” MNCRnTC »3iNichois Am f ary grant frank sinatra
At 605 and 9:00. LUHhnLsa *, t l 0 2 trn In "THE PRUJE AND THE pas- I
.REED ’» ?^Y N uVA ORt ? 1^ N „ H ," L ®8 N fe In PM A oVy MANi
R AY L E E R X B B A off KER Thl --
Si °“SEA WIFE’’ CORAL ™ 6EOBGETOWN ,35 F1 Tssss *
Clnemaßcopff and Color. OLENN FORD VAN HEFLIN, *‘3:lo LMt TimM Today
fSi l ¥riTn¥Mi TO YUMA fl:30 9:36; FORREST HITCHCOCK Pre»«nt* His
IVISGIIIIA M • mof, ® , ® ,¥d - qnd '** HJCKER. LEX BARKER. “THE Most Unusual Btory
►te' Kl. 9-6133 Frk. Spoca DEERfIL^YERB:OO “TVnnhlA With Harrv”
Scianct Monitor Who Would f|em n Lo^r# , Md fr— Parkina ITOUDIC VYHII
Destroy the World., Robby tht LAUREL T nr T * . Starring EJDM CN t
Robot In IT* mTT. » P v a ™ a X,?:liy OWENN and JOHN FORSYTHE Fra
iinnVi a TrttriciKla Dnu" NOVAK JFFF CHANDLER, ture at 8:06 8:0»t, »:56. Fre« Parkini
ii Tfte invisible Boy “JEANNE lAOtLS/’ 8.15. 0 10; at Wllkerson*. 1229 Wiscansltt Art.
■g| ——" * ills 810 SHOW'■ B.ylt,
S;RICHMOND ,M CAPITOL
sIiIIEPBURN "DESK —
- n»*P*M d C °“ r Con “ nUOU, From REST " THE LIVINO SoL "7 60 GREENBELT
8 rrirrnr Foiriington, Vo. ! . '■ 1 "LOVE IS A MANY' SPLENDORS!
BW«a.«jßr<SsS!» «cu
CARY GRANT and I \ ,
“Pride and the Passion VILLA. ROCKVILLE MD. too »*" ® too *"
1:20. 4 (lO H:4O. 9.20. pn Tree Parking
ELVIS PRESIEY In TOV IN O COLONY Gmr t i. *« ?' '•"•e*
Frl and Sat Only. Noy 8-9. "3:10 YOU. 7.U5. 9 25. W “ M " ** *-''77
TO YUMA" and Disney , JOHNNY JOEI. MeCREA OKLAHOMAP*
triViain- riPiTOi. mi.i. AVt ’ AJt q«and RoffllN °^
fAIRFAZ ' air,< ”’' V ° LEX BARKER. “THE “eERSI.AYFP. ' OBUID Tun
■ nils’:lM , Borkina C'Scane. 1 00. 3:50 6 45. 9 10. JACK Mon and Tue*
| JEANNE FAC,ELS," KIM NOVAK. WEBB "HE WALKED BY NIQHT." FRANK SINATRA. Mrraj OAYNOR t/
JEFF CHANDLER. 2:25, * 20. ( 16. i TUI JOKEB 18 WILD. 7.80 *»•
I their crotchets and fevers and
, lunacies, they have my affec
! tion and respect. They are the
I salt of the tarth.”
i** * *
i Fordham prexy, Father Me
;Gin 1e y , and Westtnghouse
Btoadcasting prexy, Don Mc
; Gannon, to address 10th annual
: Communion Breakfast, Wal
i dorf, of Catholic Apostolate of
1 Radio-TV Advertising, Novem
ber 17. . . . Dore Schary to be
i a grandpa via daughter Joy. . . .
; Danny Kaye and Cary Grant to
i MC the Academy Awards. . . .
i Rita Hayworth and Jim Hill,
; Burt Lancaster’s producer, set
: ting the date. . . . Elections of
’ shop stewards in Austria a tre
i mendous defeat for Com
i mies. . . . Dick Zanuck and Lili
Gentle serious. ... At Henri
Soule's, Nancy Olson and Oleg
Cassini. . . . Ex-Ambassador
Stanton Griffis, dining with
Margaret Emerson, tells Beae
nard Baruch: “I’ll give you my
share of Brentano’s for your
book royalties." ... The Frank
Strmnahans awaiting Sir Stork.
. . . DelU Reese's "That Re
mins Me” reached the million
mark. . . . Monty Clift wanted
for "Cat on Hot Tin Roof.”
** * *
Casita Maria “Fiesta." which
raises money for Puerto Rican
youngsters, uptown, Waldorf.
November 22. . . . Franeis
See SULLIVAN, Page B-#
THIS THURSh FRl.—lilt Ml.
THIS SUN.— S:BO P.M.
LIBNER AUDITORIUM
FIDELIO,
Opera by L. van Beethoven
Paul Callaway Conducting National
Symphony Orchestra: Henderson,
Spence, Cass, Lloyd. Rubes, Walker,
Williams
GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE
t*. S 3, 84. SS. SS
Opera Society es Washington
171st K St. N.W. REgnbllr 7-0692
Discount Record Shop. 1340 Conn.
Ave. N.W DE 2-0900 National
Symphony Box Offlce. 1108 G St.
KW. NA 8-7332.

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