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,1 THB PASSING SHOW
| Thriller at Capitol
; Is Best of Its Kind
7 By JAY CARMODY
F Drama Critic of The Star
< Get out the sled and huskies if necessary, but don’t miss
“Village of the Damned” at Loew's Capitol.
Behind this rather silly title lies one of the period’s truly
exciting screen tales, chillingly imagined and icily visualized
In direction and performance.
• • In subject matter, it deals with inter-planetary life in
► terms everyone can under-
• stand, unlike so many of those
» absurd science-fictions. The
’ implications of this tale of a
r village—put to sleep for several
■ hours and later cursed with a
■.-set of wildly precocious, illegit
. ;imate children are that it
; could happen anywhere, any
-time.
A shuddery idea this, with
► its suggestion that this best;
7of all possible worlds had bet
■’ter leave its possibly better
’-neighbors alone.
,- ♦ * * *
J" “Village of the Damned."
» English - made with George
< Sanders as its star shines with
' the subtly subdued direction of
. Wolf Rilla.
« It opens, sans title or cred
its, with one of those picture
villages in England, being
’’knocked cold by some myste-
• rious force. The War Office in
reacts instantly but
unrewardingly so far as under
standing the phenomenon.
- Partial understanding and
'mounting horror come later
i' WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Times of Showing
Stage
Arena Stage “Six Charac
ters in Search of an Author”;
2:30 and 8:30 p.m.
Catholic University—"Barab
”bas”; by Michel de Ohelderode;
’8:30 pm.
’ National Theater “Ballets
Africaina; 3:30 and 8:30 pm.
Screen
•’ Ambassador—" Swiss Family
•'Robinson”; 1:48, 4:25, 7:05 and
£8:50 pm.
'' Apex "General Della Ro
„ vere”; 8:45 and 8:35 p.m.
Capitol "Village of the
’Damned”; 11:50 am., 1:35,
«3:15, 5. 6:40. 8:20, 10:05 and
■£11:48 pm.
'• Dupont—“ Never on Sunday";
"1, 2:80. 4:40, 6:30, 8:25, 10:15
-’P.m. and 12:10 a.m.
- Keith’s “Facts of Life";’
•11:45 am.. 2:05, 4:25, 6:45, 0:05
;and 11:25 pm.
MacArthur “Make Mine
2, 3:50, 5:45, 7:50 and
p.m.
Metropolitan—" Swiss Family
'"ltobinson”; 11:45 am., 2:15,
'4:45, 7:10 and 9:40 p.m.
• Ontario "The Grass Is
" Greener”; 1:35, 3:40, 5:45, 7:50
•-and 10 p.m.
t Palace “Go Naked in the
/World”; 11:45 am.. 1:45, 3:45,
y5:45, 7:45. 9:45 and 11:45 pm.
Playhouse “The Lovers”:
.11:30 am.. 2:25, 5:25 and 8:20
/pm. “Hiroshima, Mon Amour”;
U, 3:55, 6:55 and 9:45 p.m.
I Plaza "Love by Appoint
•ment"; 11:45 am., 1:35. 3:35,
-5:30, 7:30. 9:35 and 11:15 p.m.
i Town—" The World of Suzie
Wong"; 12:05. 2:30, 5, 7:30,
pm. and 12:05 am.
' Trans-Lux “The Wackiest
’Ship in the Army”: 11 am.,
.12:05, 2:40, 4:40, 6:30, 8:20 and
.’ 10 pm.
• Uptown “The Alamo"; 2
• and 8:30 p.m.
Warner—" Spartacus"; 2 and
8:15 p.m.
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mom release of a Ronald Kinnoeh
production, directed by Wolf Rilla.
screenplay by Rilla, Burling SUli
phant and George Barclay from Cha
novel .'The Midwlch Cuckoos." by
John Wyndham. At the Capitol
Theater.
The Caat
Gordon Zellaby George Bandera
Anthea Zellaby Barbara Shelleg
- lJO nNn ln Bernard Michael Gwynns
Dr. Wtllers Laurence Naismlth
i’ ,n ' r * 1 t*i«hton John Phillipa
Str Edgar Hargreavea Richard Vernon
Mrs. Harrington Jenny Laird
Mr .Harrington Thoma, Heathcote
David Martin Stephen,
when the village, returned to
normality, discovers it has
been used for an experiment
in selective genetics. But by
whom? Or what?
Leading the quest for an
swers to this question is San
ders, one of England's greatest
scientists and himself the
“father” of the most precocious
of the strange children. Un
like the Italian, Eskimo and
one Russian village husbands,
he scorns to kill his wife and
the piquant child on the theory
his mate has been faithless.
On the contrary, he reacts
as a famed physicist should
with a professional curiosity to
find out what is behind this
thing.
His findings could scarely be
more rewarding viewed objec
tively. The children are blond,
beautiful, keen-minded. They ,
are prepared to read their men- |
tor's mind and glibly discuss
the most abstract scientific j
theories. They are also haught- (
ily hostile toward and disdain- ,
ful of the intelligence of their ,
earthly parents. (
Worst of all, they come
equipped with ray-like eyes
which they have only to turn
on disliked villagers to knock
them deader than their human '
mothers were that day of the )
strange visitation.
The youngsters are by now a
monstrous municipal problem. i
Most of the residents are con- i
vinced that the Eskimos. Ital- >
ians and Russians were right
in killing them at birth, :
though passionately in error :
in destroying their innocent i
mothers at the same time.
Even after the Russians have
done away with the second set
of their own little visitors.
Sanders holds out however.
He feels he still has some
thing to learn from the wise
but wicked little strangers.
What this is, the moviegoer
will have to discover for him
self but with the assurance the
baby monsters are safely con-
bob lpciu-e
HOPE BALU
BACTs
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The
DANUBE I
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LITTLE WILLIE JOHN
"YOU HURT ME" STAR AND
I THE UPSETTERS
-b Sugar Pi* Da Santo "I Wanna Know”
Bi / ★ 5 "Candlelight"
; -Rr Blue Notee "Winter Wonderland”
h ★ Willie "Lass-a-minute Man”
■ Rick Henderion Orch. ★ Curly May
midnite show tonite
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LATE SHOWS TONIGHT!
CAPITOL • PALACE
.LAST FEATURES—II:4S P.M.
■ Julie... NO man Could Forget her....
mRHM NO WOMAN FORGIVE HER.! M|
GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA ■»■(■
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June Cowell is one of the supernatural chil
dren with a bent toward evil and George
Sanders is a mystified adult in “Village of the
Damned.” The science fiction shocker is the
new screen attraction at Loew’s Capitol
Theater.
fined to the screen. Or are
they?
The performances of the Cap
itol film have found precisely
the right soft pitch to inten
sify the terrifying mystery of
where such bright little horrors
come from.
*• • *
SATURDAY SUMMARY: Va
riety Clubs, which have raised
and donated 80 million dollars
to handicapped children and
helpless adults, now plan their
greatest single drive. . . . With
10,000 persons from every
branch of show business par
ticipating, they will observe Va
riety Clubs Week, February 12-
18, with special stress on their
fund-raising activities. ... Di
na Torrieri, a pretty, viva
cious Italian acress, will make
two cultural exchange appear
ances here within the next
week. . . . Both are under the
auspices of the Italian Ministry
|of Foreign Affairs. . . . First
program is scheduled for Cath
olic University's McMahon Hall.
8:30 p.m. on January 31; the
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONITE
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sity’s Hall of Nations, February
3, also at 8:30.
Cultural exchange burgeons.
'. . . Also on the calendar for
(January 31, Corcoran Gallery,
8:30 p.m., is a koto recital by
Japan's virtuoso of the instru
ment, Kimio Eto. . . . Mr. Eto,
totally blind, is making his first
American tour. . . . Under the
auspices of the Japan-America
society. . . . This is the group
which is largely responsible for
the recent visit of Crown Prince
Akihito and Princess Michiko.
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By SHBILAH GRAHAM
The Painful Cut Helped
HOLLYWOOD (NANA). —-
As a mother, I can understand
John Wayne’s reluctance to cut
the birthday scene with his
cute daughter Aissa from his
$l2 million biggie, “The Ala
mo.” But with the 43 minutes
chopped from the first part of
the picture, glory be, the birth
day scene was also left on the
cutting-room floor. Another
glory be: The over-all Improve
ment is enormous . . . Wayne,
now in the African jungle
where he is making “Hatari,”
has his wife and small daughter
with him.
Betiay Venuta came back to
Hollywood to star In the TV
pilot, “Rio.” She’ll be here two
and a half weeks, then back to
the big city in time to meet
husband Fred Clark who will
be starring in a Broadway
revue.
•« • •
Marilyn Monroe, as the ad
venturess of all literature,
Becky Sharp in “Vanity Fair,”
does not please one of my read
ers In Los Angeles. He says if
It’s true they plan to modernize
Thackeray’s story and bring
Becky to 1960. “ British will re
sent this," adding, “and so do
I.” But then he goes on to say
that Marilyn in a hoop skirt
would look like anyone else. I
guess that’s why the producers
TONIGHT—B:3O P.M.
IN LISNER AUDITORIUM
DIRECT FROM SCOTLAND!
CALEDONIA!
The Singers and
Dancers of Scotland
A PAGEANTRY OF
SCOTTISH SONG AND DANCE
WITH CHAMPION
HIGHLAND DANCERS
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NAlionol 8-7151 Stainway Fiona
want a modem figure-hugging
version.
The Brigitte Bardot-Jacques
Charrier divorce is now a mat
ter of signing the papers. With
Jacques mustered out of the
French army a second time be
cause of “hypertension,” Brig
is ready to throw in the towel
and seek her freedom. And the
first man in line to marry her
is first husband Roger Vadim.
Walt Disney told them in
London that he thought “sex”
as a subject was overdone in
the movies. To which Stanley
Kubrick, now filming the sex
obsessed “Lolita” over there,
countered that he thought
most Disney pictures were too
frightening for young people.
One thing is sure—" Lolita” will
have a “for adults only” tag
if they follow the book.
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Today’s NEIGHBORHOOD BF-Tl
Bter? ’MXto * movie'xX Zr /# IBBwi''
Films of More Than Routine Merit
“HIROSHIMA, MON AMOUR”—A passionate encounter in
Japan, overly frank but moving drama.
“MIDNIGHT LACE’’—Doris Day as an English housewife
terrorized by threats of her imminent murder.
“SCHOOL FOR SCOUNDRELS’—AIastair Sim is vastly
funny as the head of an academy of “lifemanship.”
“SINK THE BISMARCK!”—Kenneth More in a documen
tary style account of an exciting World War II sea chase.
“SUNRISE AT CAMPOBELLO”—FDR’s bout with polio,
splendidly acted by Ralph Bellamy, Greer Garson.
“SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS”—Burt Lancaster in the
chilling but well-made story of an amoral columnist.
“THE THREE WORLDS OF GULLIVER”—The Swift classic,
made by camera trickery into a bright film fantasy.
Stanley Warner Theaters
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Laurence Harvey. 3. &:1&, 7:25. 9:30.
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“Butterfield R.” Elizabeth Taylor.
Laurence Harvey, 2:55. 5:05, 7:15,
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“Sweet Smell of Succeia.” Burt Lan
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“Trooner Hook,” Joel McCrea. 1:05.
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•’Darbr’e Ranaers." James Garner,
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•Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake."
1. 3:55. <1:50. 9:45: “The Invisible
Invaders," 2 35. 5:30, 8:25.
SHERIDAN
"Butterfield S." Zlliabeth Tavlor.
2:2(1. 5:5(1. 0:3(1: "Surnrl.e Pack
aae.” Yul Brynner. 4:15. 7 5(1
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Eliaabelh Taylor. Laurence Harvey.
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"Walk Tall." 2:25. 5:25. 8:25.
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«th Week “THE WORLD OF SUZIE
WONG. WILLIAM HOLDEN.
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(Full-Lenath. Uncut Version, i
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“BUTTERFIELD «“ ELIZABETH
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“School for Scoundrels”
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Three Cartoons. 4:25. 7:59. Thriller
of the Year. “WAR IN OUTER
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Landon. Jo Morrow. “LEGEND OF
TOM DOOLEY,” 4:45. 8:10.
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Matinee JDai|y 1 P .M. Continuous
LAST DAY
TWO OF BERGI EISENSTEIN S
IMMORTAL CLASSICS
‘‘Battleship Potemkin”
Perf at 1:00, 4:00. 7:00. 10:00
“One of the ten best in forty years!"
Bosley Crowther. New York Times
(1952). “The best film of all
times!”—Chosen in a Twenty-Six
Nation Poll of I I 7 Film Figures in
Brussels. September. 1958.
PLUS
w NIKOLAI CHERKASSOV
In One of the Most Spectacular
Films of All Time
“Alexander Nevsky”
P«rf. at 2:10. 5:10. R:IO. 11:05.
Orlalnal Music by Bfraet Prokofiev.
Bun-Mon . Jan. 20-30: "The
Man Upstairs." Plua "A Man
Escaped."
Tues-Wed , Jan 31 - Feb 1.
"Stone Flower." Plua "IS 12."
Starts Thur,.. Feb 2. “Behind
the Great Wall."
r-Kt’ sh.5 h .1 w Tonite. Come as Late aa
10 P.M. and Bee Both Features.
GEORGETOWN
WASHINGTON'S REPERTORY CINEMA
Eric Ambler’s Famous Story of
Espionage and Intrigue The Screen's
Most Exciting Manhunt
“THE MASK OF
DIMITRIOS’’
starring
Peter Lorre Faye Emerson
Sidney Greenstreet
Zachary Scott
Feature 2:20, 4:15, 6:10, 6:06, 10.
THE EVENING STAR
.Amusements
pecta wedding bells very soon
for Laurence Harvey and Mrs.
Joan Cohn. His divorce is just
about final from Margaret
Leighton in London. Maggie
would have preferred to hang
on to her marriage, but had
too much pride to hold a man
who no longer wanted her.
Larry Is the free-soul type. He
should think carefully before
making the matrimonial plunge
again.
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TOMORROW—3 P.M.
IN CONSTITUTION HALL
NATHAN Violinist
MILSTEIN
"One of the world's great violinists"
—Schonberg, N. Y. Times, Jon. '6O
Program of Workt bv Handel,
Bach, Beethoven, Pugnani-Kreitler,
Block, Stvmanowski.
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Froe Porking
“One of the Year s Best!"
—N. Y. Times, Time Mag.
VITTORIO DE SICA
In “GENERAL DELLA ROVERE."
at «:45 and 9:35 P.M (Short Bub
jects at 6:30 and 9:15 P M )
Sat. Kiddie Show at 1:00 and 3:00
PM. “MY DOG BUDDY’’ and Car
toon Carnival.
BARONET
“Best Foreign Film of Year!"
—N. Y Film Critics Award.
“HIROSHIMA...
MON AMOUR”
"One of the Year’i 10 Best!"
—Eve Star. N. Y. Times.
(French With English Titles ) To
night at S:3Q, 8:10 and 9;55 P M
Sat Kiddie Show at 1:00 and 3:00
PM. “ADVEN. OF ROBINSON
CRUSOE." Plus Cartoon Carnival
I ANGY rv H. Avo. Bl Univ.
LAHUIsLI B|vd HE 4 .« 700
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
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“One of the Year's Ten Best!"
—Eve Star. N Y Times.
“HIROSHIMA...
MON AMOUR”
IN ENGLISH |
Tonight, at 6:45, 8:20. »:55 P.M
Sat. Kiddle Show at 1:00 and .3:00
P M "BENGAL BRIGADE" I ROCK
HUDSON). Plus Cartoon Carnival.
NAYLOR ‘ Al ° Ay «
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X; RALPH BELLAMY. GREER GAR
SON. “SUNRISE AT CAMPO
vi* BELLO. at_4 :10. »i:43 and 9.M
Ze ELVIS PRESLEY.
O* ‘ FLAMING STAR."
qIEBE Nor,h G,ebe Rd *
JERRY LEWIS. ‘‘CINDERFELLA ’’
“’JEFFERSON
TAYLOR. LAURENCE HARVEY.
5 BUTTERFIELD 8." 5. 7. 9 PM
rFNTRF Fairlington Shop. Center
VtnillEs TE-61 (X)0 Free Parking
I JERRY LEWIS. “CINDERFELLA "
WINELAND THEATERS
AMAriKTYA 1415 Goo ° h °p*
AHHbUdim Rd s E LU. 1-7070
Special Matinee 1:00. GARY COOP
ER in Cecil B De Mille’s “NORTH
WEST MOUNTED POLICE." Color,
at 1:05. 350 Matinee Box Office
Closes 4:15. Reopens 0:00 Theater
Cleared Before Nfaht Performances
of ELIZABETH TAYLOR. LAUR
ENCE HARVEY in
“BUTTERFIELD 8”
Color, at <1:15. 9:55. Plus One of
the Year’s 10 Best. HAYLEY MILLS
in “TIGER 8:10.
HIGHLAND sE -
RICHARD EGAN. JOAN COLLINS
in “ESTHER AND THE KING.”
Color, at 2:30. 5 50. 9:10: REX
REASON in “MIRACLE OF THE
HILLS ” at 1 15, 4:35. 7:55
A •Fl ANTIC So. Capitol & Atlantic
AILAUIIU JO. 1-4100 Free Park
Special Matinee at I :OO “THF
BLOB.’’ Color, at 1:50. 4:05. and
Buss Bunny Cartoon Festival Mati
nee Box Office Closes 4:15. Rennens
6:OO Theater Cleared Before Night
Performances of ELIZABETH TAY
LOR. LAURENCE HARVEY in
“BUTTERFIELD 8”
Color. at_o 43. 9 io
GONGBESS T E
BING CROSBY. FABIAN. TUESDAY
WELD in “HIGH TIME." Color, at
2:45. fl: 15. 9:45: TERRY MOORE
in “PLATINUM HIGH SCHOOL.” at
n 15. 4:45. 8:15
CAR AT 4703 Marlboro Pike Md.
LUXIAL jo 8-5151. Free Parking
Special Matinee at 1 00 VINCENT
PRICE in “THE FLY.” Color, at
1:50. 4:10. and Buga Bunny Car
toon Festival. Matinee Box Office
Closes 4:30. Reopens fl:00 Theater
Cleared Before Night Performances
of ELIZABETH TAYLOR. LAUR
ENCE HARVEY in
“BUTTERFIELD 8”
Color, at 6:4.5. 9:10.
LAUREL
KERWIN MATHEWS in "THE 3
WORLDS OF GULLIVER.” Color,
at 1 15. 3:15. 5:15. 7:15. 9:15
FAIRFAX
“MIDNIGHT LACE.’’
REX HARRISON. DORIS DAY.
GLYMONT ,nd 7r 3 H 7^ _
Double Horror Show “BLACK CASTLE"
and “BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRE." Color.
‘WONDERFUL!”
i “MARVELOUS!" JournabAmSr.
miIOML*UST 2 TIMES!
;MAT. TODAY 2:30 EVE. 6:30
; (ON STAGE IN PERSON)
gP IUBEN VKHEY
/ NATIONAL Wlt—BN
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I Mon.-Thun. Bl.BB, 1.78, J.*,
► 315 ft 4.48.
» Fri. A Sat. EVM., 81.88/ 2.85, 8.85.
> 4.58 A 4.H.
Sat. Mat.. 81.85. IM, 1.78, IJB
! A 3.85.
» Bex Office Open 10 i.m.-8:M p.m.
a delicious
SEA FOOD
DINNER
at O'Donnell's
Sets the STAGE for
a fine evening
entertainment
at the
THEATRE
OdONNELL'S
SEA GRILLB
In th« Thaotr* Dutnci
1207-1221 t ST N W
RE. 7-2102
DRIVE IM THEATERS
AIRPORT 4 G B^ n
Closed Due to Bad Weather.
Will Reopen Feb 2 “BUTTER
FIELD 8" and “ALL THE
YOUNG MEN
LEE HWY. AHL. BLVD.
Bet 7 Corners & Foirfox Ci«. Via
Lee Hwy. er Ari. Blvd. JE. 3 9500
IN-CAR HEATERS'
A Week-End Blockbuster
Parade of Cartoons, 7:00
MARLON* BRANDO.
EVA M. SAINT.
“On the Waterfront”
At 7:50-
ELIZABETH LAURENCE EDDf
Taylor Harvey Fisher
“BUTTERFIELD 8”
C'Scope and Color, ft:so.
ZBA ZBA OABOR.
ERIC FLEMING.
“Queen of Outer Space”
CScope_and Color. 1J :55. _.
Open 6:30. Child. Under 12 Frtf
QUEENS CHAPEL
Ager Rd. at Hamilton (off Queen*
Chapel Rd.), W. Hyatt*. Mint. From
Sil. Spg and D. C. WA. 7-2«00
IN-CARHEATERS
Week-End
Blockbuster Show
CARTOON JAMBOREE. 7TOb7
JUNE ALLTSON.
ANN SHERIDAN.
“The Opposite Sex” .
CScbPB_ and Color. 7:50. .
Elizabeth Laurence.
Taylor Harvey
“BUTTERFIELD 8”, ’
C'Scope and Color, 9:66.
TONY” CURTIS. JANET LEIGH.
“BLACK SHIELD OF
FALWORTH”
C'Scope «nd Color. 12 Mldnlta.
Open 6:3d. Chid. Under 12 Frae_
PALMEB DRIVE-IN ;
Rt. 704, George Palmer Highway
SP. 3-515.5. KARTOONS. 7:00;
JEFFREY HUNTER. “KEY WIT-*
NESS’ (’Scope». 7:14; DORIA
DAY. "MIDNIGHT LACE”
(Color). 8:55; ERNEST BORG-.
NINE, “PAY OR DIE,"
SIDNEY LUST THEATERS
FREE PARKING
AVI m N,w Hampshire am
HIU-WI rw Hwy JLI 9.3322
Reopens 6:15 After Kiddie Matinee.
Joan Collins. Richard Egan.
“Esther and the King"
CmemaScope. Color. 7:20. ft-.V>»
BETHESDA' 77
Reopens 5:30 After Kiddie Matinee
Elizabeth Tavlor. Laurence Harvey.
“BUTTERFIELD 8”
CmemaScope.Color. 5:4 5. 7 45. 9 50
riIFVPIIT V Landover and Anna
vniivLnLi pdj , Rds UN 40100
Reopens 5:30 After Kiddie Matinee
Elizabeth Tavlor. Laurence Harvey.
“BUTTERFIELD 8”
Cinemascope.Color. 5:45, 7:40. P:5O
HYATTSVILLE i U 2 A Bo ;’ 0 o^ d
Reopens 5:30 After Special Matinee.
Dons Day. Rex Harrison.
“MIDNIGHT LACE’
Color. 5:45. 7:40. ft:so.
VIERS MILL
Reopens 5:30 After Kiddie Matinee.
EHzabeth Tavlor. Laurence Harvey.
“BUTTERFIELD 8”
Cinemascope.Color. 5:48. 7:40, 0:50
STANTON ART THEATRE
18th, Just Off Rhode Island Ave. N.E.
Ample Parking Facilities. LA. 6-6099
ART
INGMAR BERGMAN
Directs his most famous film and
probably his best The dramatic
impact of this film starring 8181
ANDERSSON and GUNNAR BJORN
STRAND has spanned the globe.
Be sure not to miss the outstanding ,
foreign production of the season.
“THE MAGICIAN”
At 1:45. 5:15. 8:45 ond 12: Also
INGMAR BERGMAN
Directs his brilliant comedy-drams ;
starring ULLA JACOBSSON (“One
Summer of Happiness'! and EVA J
DAHLBFCK. showing the master’s
touch in all phases of theater.
“SMILES OF A
SUMMER NIGHT”
At 3:3(i. 7:00 and 10:25.
Next Attraction: Exclusive First
Washington Showing of the Uncut
Version of “WILD FRUIT.“ Plus
FERNANDELB PANTALOONS ’
DRHin DAMASCUS, MD
vnUBU ELIZABETH TAYLOR In
“BUTTERFIELD 8 “
Show Times. 6:00. 7:54. 9 45.
GREENBELT
“THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN “ YUL
BRYNNER. ELI WALLACH Features:
1:30. 4:01. 6:32, 9:03
VII I A Ampl * Rockvilla, Md.
TlleM Parking POolar 2-9371
Evening Performance. "BUTTERFIELD
s.“ fl:oo._« nn 2 i n on.
nrrn 1703 Kin « st. ki. 9 3445
onLLU Porkino Space
ELVIS PRESLEY in “FLAMING
STAR.’’ in Color. Continuous Today
and Sunday From 1 3i> P M
Jo RICHARD EGAN. JOAN COLLINS.
ESTHER AND THE KING.” in
Color Continuous From 1:30 PM
5 ° | Sun -Tues . "POLLYANNA
0 RICHMOND
“} .Today and Sunday. Double Feature.
< k “SINK THE BISMARCK." Alao TOM
w.MY NOONAN in "THE ROOKIE.”
IContinuou* From 1:00 P.M
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