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C-8
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
Thursday. October as. toaa
M HOLLYWOOD
By shb,lah graham
Eddie's Sponsors Restless
HOLLYWOOD (NANA).
Eddie Fisher’s television spon
sors are worried over the bit
ratine dip of his second TV
show of the season. And if,
after one or two more shows,
the ratings continue to drop,
Eddie’s sponsors might drop
him. Fisher must appear in
Debbie Reynolds’ lawyers’ office
In two weeks to make a listing
of his earnings and assets, for
the property settlement Say,
by the way. whatever happened
to Elisabeth Taylor? Since the
night of the barefoot party for
Eddie, no one hereabouts has
seen her or heard a peep from
her. I think Lis has discovered
the hard way that silence is the
better part of discretion.
Rex Harrison, all rested up
from his Portoflno vacation.
Will direct wife Kay Kendall in
P*ft lombrot 4 Ptllx Grant
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DOORS OPEN 11 A.M. F StfMt •» 14tH—REpublic 7-1000
her modern comedy, coming up
on the London stage. In sup
port. they are trying to get
Martita Hunt or Gladys Cooper.
. . . There will be a joyous
gathering of Gabors In Vienna
on October 24—Zsa Zsa, with
daughter Francesca, Mama
Jolie and Sister Magda. All to
| meet Jolle’s first husband and
—jii.'.ujj.iJ.irrTygTTTTWffym— —
"AN ARTISTIC TRIUMPH...WITHOUT QUESTION, IT IS MOM |
THE BEST DOCUMENTARIES EVER MADE IN THIS COUNTRY!” j
—Plfcadba, HwM Mm
"Such prodigious power and understanding that it dosorvos
evon more than the honors already won at
Venice and Edinburgh!" -««**••.* v. pm*
"Shattering power... gripping, remarkably realistic and
powerful prize-wimdng drama!" . c am.
Ji» ACADEMY AWARD WINNER/5 rH|"
"GRANDMA
rt *TiV»i i / America's belovad
IT Raymond MASSEY Psinlar (in Color!)
>1 imt citk
I the father of the famous O’s.j
[who Is coming out from behind!
the Iron Curtain for a three
| week visit with his family.
Stewart Granger Is asking
for Michael Anderson to direct
his movie with Jean Simmons,
“The Nightcomers.” Mike hos
been in terrific demand since
his direction of “Around the
World In 80 Days.” ... Michael
Rennie is about to sign u re
placement for James Mason In
“The Third Man” TV series
And the only thing that could
spoil this deal is the fact chat
Michael is demanding the same
terms as were offered Mason.
He’ll probably get 'em. .
Alec Guinness arrived in town
Saturday and left Tuesday
morning for Mexico to accept
his award for his latest pic
ture. “The Horse's Mouth.”
They wanted Steve Coehrar
to sing in Metro’s “The Beat
Generation,” but he refused.
Steve's explanation: "I'd put
the music business back (0
years."
** * *
Joanne Woodward has finally
parted with the gown she wore
at her Oacar-wln—she gave it
to a museum in ALanta. At
first Joanne couldn’t part with
the green dress, explaining,
“It’s like a wedding dress to
me. 11l never wear It again,
but I like to look at it.” She
expects to finish "The Sound
and the Fury” by the end of
this month. “Then when Paul
(Newman—her husband) fin
ishes ’The Philadelphian’ we’ll
go to New York where we’ve
rented an apartment.”
Orson Welles spends his week
ends driving to and from Ti
juana. south of the border,
where he’s editing "Don
Quixote.” which he filmed In
Mexico. He leaves the set of
“Compulsion," where he is play
ing Clarence Darrow, at 6
o’clock Friday evenings in a
chauffeur-driven car and leaves
Tijuana at 4 am. Mondays to
report back to the set . . . Or
son's producer, Dlek Zanuek,
who is the image of pop Darryl,
tells me they will probably
premiere the Leopold-Loeb story
In Chicago where the killing of
young Bobby Franks took place
34 years ago.
** * *
George Montgomery’s metro
movie, “Return to King Solo-
Kjgg7W PaBBgBB
I PREVIEW ) • p- m - .
P
START FRIDAY . . • L 1
Limited Engagement |I D| I L
Rex Harrison • Kay Kendall I n !■ I
"CONSTANT HUSBAND" \j|
HF 1
n - eo out Jr r JF^'WMTjBnHriSIO? !
?''hW to a jj r r r JS fg B
Films of More Than Routine Merit
“AROUND THE WORLD IN 8# DATS”—The star-plastered
classic finally reaches its neighborhood theater run.
“AND GOD CREATED WOMAN”—Miss Bardot aeema to be
virtually everywhere in virtually nothing.
“THE HUNTERS”—Robert Mltchum stars in a script that
is not much, but the flying is superb.
“A CERTAIN SMILE” The second lesson in Franeoise
Sagan’s course on young disillusionment.
“GUNFIGHT AT O. K. CORRAL”—An adult western that
allows for the fact that the frontier waa funny, too.
Stanley Warner Theaters
AMBASSADOR
ANDY GRIFFITH
Funnier Then in "NO TIM* FOR
SERGEANTS "
“ONIONHEAD”
1:20. 3:20, 5:20, 7:20, 6:25.
aval nv wo - 6 - 26 ®°-
AVHIeUII 8612 Conn. Ave. N.W.
“A TIM* TO LOVE," John Devin.
Lien Pulver. 6:35, 6:15.
H'llfßl V L7. 3-~33oo7~iaih s f
Ha V Mile I st«. N.E. Free Perking
"AND QOD CREATED WOMAN.”
Brlgitta Bardot. 6:15. 9:30; "WIND
ACROSS THE EVERGLADES," Burl
raHTTCT PE ■ 3-6055.23 2 1 wie.
bAIiTHI Ave. N.W. Free Pkng.
Lett Dev "AND GOD CREATED
WOMAN?’ Brigitte Berdot. 6:15,
9:30: “WIND ACROSS THE EVER
GLADES." Burl Ivee, 7:55 Only. _
mmai me. s-ssu. 425 6th
ItMllMlh st . N w. Neer Perking
"NIGHT PASSAGE," Jemee Stew
ert, 11:16, 2:40, 6:10. 9:35; “BOV
ON A DOLPHIN," Alen Ledd.
12:50. 4:15, 7:45.
vnmrnv ra. «-6«oo, 32s
ALnnLUI Kennedy St. N.W.
“AND GOD CREATED WOMAN.”
Brigitte Berdot. 6:15. 9:35: "WIND
ACROSS THE EVERGLADES," Burl
Ives, 7:55
■MM LI. 7-5200. 650 Penn.
rhmm A ve. g.E. Fret Perkin*.
"AND GOD CREATED WOMAN."
Brigitte Berdot. 1:40, 5:50, 9:40:
"OUNFIOHT AT OK CORRAL,”
Burt Lancaster, 3:15, 7:20,
CIVAV CO. 6-4968. 3030 14th
AATUI gt. N.W. "DAMN CITI
ZEN.” Keith Andes, 6:25, 9:30;
"KING AND FOUR QUEENS,” Clark
Geble 7:55. Tomorrow, Midnight
Show Starting 11:15 PM.
iDUIUmn Georgia Ave. N.W.
"AND GOD CREATED WOMAN.”
Brigitte Berdot. 6:15, 9:30; "WIND
ACROSS THE EVERGLADES." Burl
Ives. 7:35.
cnvrn JU. 9-MOO. ColeevtUe
wile VMI R 4. Georgie Ave.
"NAKED AND THE DEAD" Aldo
Rey. 1:05, 5:30. 9:30. "ULYSSES”
Kirk Douglas. 3:15, 7:30.
fIVAMi RA. 5-451*. 4th end
I Anuria . BBtterßß , g ti . n.w.
Free Parking. Lest Dev. "INDIS
CREET." Cery Grent, 6:00, 9:30:
"PRAULBIN.” Dene Wynter, 7:50
Only,
TTVm I CO. 5-1300. 14th end
llTUlel r>rk M . n.w. "AND
OOD CREATED WOMAN," Brigitte
Berdot, 3:30 6:45, 9:55: "WIND
ACROSS THE EVERGLADES." Burl
I vet, 2?00, 5:10, 8:20.
REED ,n 3 King's*, Kl. 9-34431
nhbU Porkina Spots
TAB HUNTER. GWEN VERDON,
"DAMN YANKEES.” in Color Showe}
et 7 end 9 PM
C Vincruia Memorial livd. and
S§;*ln«Uim let St kl. 9-6133
2® DAVID NIVEN. CANTINFLAS
Pi; AND 44 GUEST STARS IN
< MICHAEL TODDS
S-i ACADEMY AWARD WINNER
“AROUND THE
WORLD IN 80 DAYS”
2° ON OUR WIDE SCREEN IN COLOR
> - TONIGHT. ONE SHOWING ONLY!
jg DOORS OPEN 7. FEATURE AT 9
2S ADULTS *1.25, CHILDREN 50c.
If UCHMOBD
KC DOUBLE FEATURE
B 5 "HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER."
3 „ ALSO "TEENAGE CAVEMAN,”
<8 CONTTNUOUB PROM 1 P.M.
1 rriTttr Falrlington Shop. Center
IrEsninE> yj 6-1000 tree Forking
VAN HEFLIN, TAB HUNTER,
"GUNMANS WALK.”
CINEMASCOPE A COLOR,
SHOWS AT 7 AND 9 P.M.
WIMELAMD THEATERS
ABCDBI¥EjiI
2 New Hite! ZBA ZBA GABOR.
QUEEN OP OUTER SPACE.”
Cinemascope, Technicolor. 6:50,
9 g :62. "WAR OP THE SATELLITES,"
HILLSIDE DRIVE-IN
6200 Marlboro Pike. Md. JO. 1-7266
ALDO RAY, "THE NAKED AND
THE DEAD," 8:35. Color. “GHOBT
DIVER." 7
ANACOSTIA *413 Good Hope
AIMI.IMIIM kd S E tu , i_7070 i
2 New Hitt! ZSA ZSA GABOR,
"QUEEN OP OUTER SPACE," Cln
emeScore, Technicolor. 2:10, 4:50.
7:25. 10. “WAR OP THE SATEL
LITES." 1. 3:35. 6:16, 8:56.
HIGHLAND
ALDO RAY, ‘THE NAKED AND
THE DEAD." Colcr. 6; 15, 8. Plus
Disney Color Feeturette "NIOK,’'
8:.SO. . I
ATI Aimr So Capitol A Atlantic
AllsJUlllb J 0 1-4100 Fr*# Pork.
The World’s Moet Honored Show!
Mika Todd's
“AROUND THE
WORLD IN 80 DAYS”
Doors Open 7:30 One Performance
Only et 6:15. Adults. 91.26: chll
drtn. 50c.
CONGRESS
ALDO RAY. "THE NAKED AND
I THE DEAD." 6:16. 8 Plus Disney
Color Featurette. •'NIOK." 8 .10
r fin a I 4703 Marlboro Pike, Md. i
bWIUU. jo. 8-3'Sl Free Parking |
2 New Hite! ZSA ZSA GABOR.
"QUEEN OP OUTER SPACE."
cinemascope. Technicolor. 7:26,
10. "WAR OP THE SATELLITES
6:16. 8:55. j
I a linn Uwnl, Md. Fvae Parking
leAUnUi Parkway 5-2113
The World’. Mo»t Honored Show I I
utfc* Todd * <
“AROUND THE
WORLD IN 80 DAYS”
gr.^Pil : *2dSs: tnrar
f mon'a Mines,” has been tttle
■ shortened to “Watusi." "They
® reckoned thia aequel to *King
, Solomon's Mines' could stand
o on Its own feet without Solomon
• to bring in the customers,”
)• George explained. He telle me
I* his new home in Beverly Hills
y Is fabulous, “And I don't say it
y because I designed and built the
f house.” How lucky can Dinah
e Shore be?
Eva Marie Balnt, phoning
last evening, announced. "I’m
o working as secretary for my
- husband (director Jeff Hayden)
SIDNEY LUST THEATERS
Free Parking
SI IrV JU. 9-3322. 2 Science
aLLbn notion Thrillers. ZSA
ZSA GABOR. ERIC FLEMING.
QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE." Cine
mascope. Color, at 6:40, 9:20. plug
"WAR OF THE SATELLITES." gt 8.
BENTSVILLE DRIVE-IN
WE. 5-5800. Belt#. Blvd. (U. S. 11. 0
Mint. From U. ol Md. Children Free,
open 6:30 P.M 2 Science-Fiction
Thriller.. ZSA ZSA GABOR. ERIC
FLEMING. "QUEEN OP OUTER
SPACE.” Cinemascope, Color, at
8:25. plu* " WAR OP THE SATEL
LITES." at 7. 9:50.
RFTHESDA 01 1 Wi *
DLIUdVA Avr. e, E.-W. Hwy.
Daily Matinees. 1 PM ContlniKiu.
2 Science-Fiction Thriller.. ZSA
ZSA GABOR. ERIC FLEMING.
"QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE," Cin
emascope, Color, at 2, 4:40. 7:20.
10. plus "WAR OF THE SATEL
LITES" at 1, 3:36. 6:18. 8:85.
rnrvpni v un. 4-0100. *
vMYLHLI SCIENCE-FICTION
THRILLERS ZSA ZSA GABOR,
ERIC FLEMING. "QUEEN _OP
OUTER SPACE,” ClnemaScnpe
Bolor. at 6:40. 9:30: Plus "WAR
P THE SATELLITES. at 8:28.
HYATTSVILLE ~ W^ 3S3
OAVIN, LISA PULVER, "A TIME
TO DIE," CinemaScop«. Color, at
6:60, 9:25.
KAYWOOD WA 7 ’ m99
Alii W WIN DAVID NIVEN
and ALL-STAR CAST In
“AROUND THE
WORLD 80 DAYS”
Teeh., at 8:30 P. M. Only.
Adm. Prlee for This Engagement I
—9125 Adults, 50c Children, j
vine MILL wm. 6-7500
TIUaMU DAVID NIVEN
and ALL-STAR CAST In
“AROUND THE
WORLD IN 80 DAYS”
Tech., at 3:80 P.M Only.
Adm. Price for Thli Encasement
—51.26 Adult*. 60c Children.
DISTRICT THEATERS
Coll NO. 7-3000
wnwann 7* md r **«. n.w.
nw 99 non Poe,, Opvn 12:30 P.M.
LAST DAY
"YOUNG AND WILD,” COREY
ALLEN; "JUVENILE JUNOIS."
With SCOTT MARLOWE.
i twrni it i*u ta* s*. n.w.
ItinigVlsll Ooe,, Op. n i 2,30 p.M.
Third Week .Starts Tomorrow
•THE DEFIANT ONES." TONY
CURTIS, BIDNEY POITIER.
MTOBUCpTfi^
"GUN RUNNERS.” AUDIE MUR
PHY. EDDIE ALBERT: "CHINA
DOLL," VICTOR MATURE._
DfIAPPO T ’433 You St. N.W.
BUUAMI I Door. Open 12.30 p m.
"A STREET CAR NAMED DE
SIRE." MARLON BRANDO. VIVIEN
LEIGH .
I.HCItnV 25th 1 bn. 3d. N.E.
«saiv«* i on Doort oc#n 7t4J r M
_ LAST DAT
"AND OOD CREATED WOMAN.”
BRIGITTE BARDOT; "NEVER LOVE
A STRANGER," JOHN DREW
BARRYMORE.
ROTH'S THEATERS
ROTH'S SILVER SPRING
1242 Georgia Ave JU. 9-1121
“THE HUNTERS”
ROBERT MITCHUM, ROBERT
WAGNER, MAY BRITT, 6, 7:55,
9:56. Last 2 days.
■ RBV 13th A Savannah J.1., I Ilk.
rlM *“ OH Ala. Ave. JO. 2-2233
BRIGITTE BARDOT
••GOD CREATED WOMAN," 6:40.
9:50. PLUS MARILYN MONROE.
"NIAGARA." 8:10. Both In Color.
Lait Times Tonlcht.
STARTS FRIDAY: ROCK HUDSON.
SIDNEY POITIER, ‘TOMETHINO
OF VALUE." PLUS RANDOLPH
SCOTT. "DECISION AT SUN
DOWN."
circle
4 Blocks Pram the White Heaee.
Mat. Dally 2 P.M. Contlnuoua
LAST DAY!
Exclusive—lst Washington Showing
“NOW AND FOREVER”
Starring VERNON GRAY, JANETTE
SCOTT. Feature at 2:00. 4:00. 6:00
and 10:00. "LONDON COUNTRY
SH>E" (Colcr). 3:30, 5:30, 7:30.
:30. Admission prices: Mat., Mon.
thru PM., 70c: eve_. Sat., Sun.,
holidays. 90c. This film Is highly
recommended for teenagers and
their parents as a romantic comedy
of young love and parental difficul
ties.
PON T MISS THIS ONE!
SNEAK PREVUE
TONITE AT 8 P.M.
First Washington Shewing of
Top Foreign Film
“CONSTANT HUSBAND”
(COLOR)
VILLA, ROCKVILLE, NR.
PO. 2-9371 Free Parking
"BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAL"
Continuous Prom 6:15 PM
HiSER-BETBESDA
BURT LANCASTER and CLARK GABLE
“RUN SILENT, RUN DEEP”
12:45. 3:60. 7.9:65
'TSiusSbt
[Above Program Sham Saturday.
tasting at II AM Pont.
land I’m calling to invite you to
the premiere of his play,
‘Wlnesburg, Ohio'.” With Nata
lie Weed serving in similar
[capacity for husband Robert
Wagner, it is obviously the
fashion now for Hollywood
wives to be as Interested in the
! careers of their husbands as
they are in their own. This is
good for their marriages.
HARVEST of HARMONY
★ ★ Nationally Famout if if
Barbershop Quartets
Plus International Championship 60-Man Charus
ts the D. C. Chapter S. P. E. I. S. Q. S. Am and
THE CHORD COUNTS I THE YORK-AIRES
Hollaed, nick. I Yerk, Pena.
G , _, . THE CRITERIONS jne
waai M t». E.C jra
Srira i federal city four STB
Washington. D. C. RT , *
THE COLUMBIANS V*
HHHHII Wesktoateo,
“Hie Precisionists” iTVriSTcPoiug
Consliluiion Hall—Sat., Nov. 8—8:30 PJM.
Price*: $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, sl.2s— Order Slaw
Notional Symphony Box Office
1108 G St. N.W. (In CampbtU Music Co.) NA. 8-7332
K-B THEATERS
WSBUK&SVS
JACK HAWKINS In “SHE PLAYED
WITH PM.” St 9:10. 7:55 And
S:SO urn. Newsreel At 7:45 and
:36 p.m.
ipry a ’ 3 M «*- wO - 6
Fm Parking
Pint Washington Showing
Prize-winning Documentary
“ON THE BOWERY”
Pretented at 1:50. 4, 9:05. 8:18
and 10:15 p.m. Plus: Louis Clyde
Btoumen's Academy Award featur
ed "THE TRUE STORY OP THE
CIVIL WAR" end "GRANDMA
MOSES” (in oolor). at 1. 3:06.
5:05, 7:15 and 9:25 p.m. (See large
tdv. on theater page.)
LANGLEY
HARDY KRUGER in "LIANE. THE
JUNOLE GODDESS" (In color), at
1:05, 3:55, 9:46 and 9:40 p.m.
Plus: "ROD AN. THE FLYING
MONSTER." at 2:45 6:35 and
8:39 P.M.
n It turn flower Ay.SPineySr.Sd.
I LUWLiI Sll s MJO g )666
Michael Todd's
“AROUND THE
WORLD IN 80 DAYS”
Presented at 8:30 p. M. Only.
Poors Open at 8 P M |
■IVI AB 29th t Ala. Ave. S.i.
HAXLUII tu 2-4000
ALDO RAY. CLIFF ROBERTSON
in "THE NAKED AND THE DEAD
(In color), at 9:38 and 9:20 P.M._
ROCKVILLE DRIVE-IN
Rockville, Md. PO. 2-4186
Opel 9:30 P.M. Skew at Dark
ALDO RAY
CUFF ROBERTSON, RAYMOND
MASSEY In "THE NAKED AND
THE DEAD" (in color), at 8:60
PM Plus: ANITA EKBERG in
"SCREAMING MIMI.” at 7 and 11
P.M.
NEWSTANTOH THEATER
18th Just Off Rhod* Island Av». N.E.
Ample Parking Pacllitie* LA. «-S63*
“WASHINGTON 8 ART THEATER”
HELD OVER—LAST DAY
EXCLUSIVE UNITED STATES
ENGAGEMENT
MIKE WALTARI
Internationally acclaimed director
acnius hat surpetesed his previous ef
forts dealing with the emotionally
stirring facets of the supernatural.
Prom his pen comes the most adult,
most searching and most compelling
drama of our generation. This film
classic reaches Into the soul of
frustrated men and women everywhere,
and so controversial was lu theme!
that Its exhibition was in doubt and
Is now possible after long legal delays.
“THE WITCH” I
9 and 9
RECOMMENDED FOR ADULT
AUDIENCEB
FERNANDEL
Stars in the first Washington showing
of a truly superb film An outstand
ing satire. FERNANDEL gamboles and
frolics In what many critics have
a called his boldest and best.
“THE CUPBOARD
WAS BARE”
7:25 and 10:25
Fri.. Sat.—Two Greatest Oerman
Classics on sams program—PETEß!
LORRE in, “M” Plus “MATRON IN \
Bun., Moh., Tucs, Oct. 29-27-28 i
MARLENE DIETRICH and JEAN
GABIN in “THE ROOM UPSTAIRS"
Plus EMIL JANNINGB in "THE!
BROKEN JUG"
Wed., Thurs., Oct. 29-30—" THE
PASSION OP JOAN OP ARC" by CARL i
DREYER Plus LAURA LaPLANTE ini
PAUL VELTS "THE CAT AND THE!
CANARY." j
Starts Fri., Oct 31— CHARLIE CHAP-1
GREAT DICTATOR ” (
RYSm Wash. Lee Shopping Center
■ Binv Qpp Ft My#r JA 7 1733
| "INDISCREET.” CARY GRANT.
** INGRID BERGMAN
5 CTATr Fall. Church, Va.
<9s“ InI “ Jt. 21555
"LIANE. JUNGLE GODDESS "
MARIAN MICHAELS. HARDY
So KRUGER: PLAN NO. 9 FROM
OUTER SPACE."
ii wilson !
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