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THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS
' Summer Day in Gotham
NEW YORK— Mxry Heming
way, accompanied by a friend
. and her late husband’s secre
w X*ry> will fly to Cuba and col
*. Tact some unpublished manu
scripts stored there ... A
basketball star Involved in the
dumping scandal of a few years
ago is District Atty. Hogan’s
target in the new scandal. The
college football expose will
start with the new fall season
. . . Anna Maria Alberghetti,
star of ‘‘Carnival,” is still young
enough to wear braces on her
teeth, offstage.
Carmine DeSapio was told
by a French diplomat: "With
so many parties campaigning
for the mayoralty, it’s like
French politics used to be”
. . . Adlai Stevenson will ad
dress the August 7 memorial
concert at Ipswich, Mass., hon
oring his late father-in-law,
composer John Alden Carpen
.. . . Frank Gifford, the
Giants* great halfback, who re
ared, discussed quick football
glory at Eddie Condon’s: “I’m
going from ‘Who’s Who’ to
‘Who’s He?”*
Zero Mostel, star of “Rhin
oceros,” is an accomplished
painter. He has a protege
named Ngoot Lee, who was
born in Kung Tung. Mostel
invited the youngster to his
summer home in Provincetown,
. but there wasn’t enough room.
'Mgoot Lee therefore was given
jt room in the spacious home
of Lily Harmon, the painter.
'On the first night she cooked
ehow mein for him. He sampled
It and said: "Hmmm . . . just
like Mother used to make.”
*• • •
There’s a dispute over the
paintings left by Gertrude
Stein. Her companion. Alice
B. Toklas. who has a lifetime
interest in the art treasures,
I whet a field day fee Bordet!
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THRU JULY 30
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July 26, 27, 29, 30 ... 8:30 p.m.
ar Cresthill Club-Theatre
(behind Hillcrest Heights
Shopping Center)
Jox Office Open 9-9
> AH Seat: Reserved, $1.50
Reservation* by phone—Hl. 9-5221
NOW-DANCING NITELY
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See the key
to the
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Presented to George Wash
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during the French Revolu
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TRANSIT SIGHTSEEING
TOUR. Modem air-condi
tioned motor coach with big,
clear, untinted picture win
dows will call for you any
where you’re staying. Choose
from 8 tours, 2 to d hours in
length, $5.00 to $14.00 (half
fare for children under 12).
. Expert driver-guides. Tickets
at hotels, travel agents or at
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'niie, N.W. (at 12th St.) Phone
FEderal 3-5200.
wru. eau pm you. no charce
TlMMit System of the Nation’s Capital
is trying to halt the trustees
from selling any . . . Reuben
Nakian’s newest bronze sculp
ture is a 7-foot “Trojan Wom
an.” Each of the three casts
is priced at $40,000 . . . Now
that Tanganyika will be inde
pendent, its Governor General,
John Fletcher-Cooke, will
spend a year at the University
of Colorado, in its Department
of African Affairs.
Ben Shahn, one of Ameri
ca’s foremost painters, lives at
Roosevelt. N. J. His neighbor.
Mrs. Ida Kaye, had heard that
K<)Bth MONTH!
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Mneveron
rW Sunday
HUponTxm coms. ovt. • ou. i-iieo
I ii] 111 Il
MonTior urn
LILYAN
BUSTIE ;
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TEMPORARILY CLOSED
AFTER TOMORROW
W« ore sorry with a smile! But, wo ; i
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Shahn is a painter. Mrs. Kaye
was running a bazaar for the
benefit of the local synagogue.
She asked Shahn to paint the
signs announcing the bazaar.
He told her he was not that
kind of painter: “But you
have somebody do It, and I’ll
pay for the signs.”
Michael Wilding, replacing
Michael Rennie in the male
lead of the hit comedy, ‘‘Mary,
Mary,” said at the Stork Club:
“I feel like a new pitcher going
into a game with a 20-run lead.”
. . . Senator Russel Long has
stated that he will run for the
governorship of Louisiana, the
office held by his late father,
BENEDICT
PIER
AND
RESTAURANT
Benedict, Md.
‘Dine Over The Water’
Fineet Seafood end Stecks
Mlilitara Self Gears*
DANCING EVERY SAT. NITE
Free Bathing Beach
Opin Every Day, Yair 'Round
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Follow Our Sims
Huey Long. Ex-M*vor Morri
son of New Orleans also will
run. . . . Noel Coward enter
tained six customers in the
Drake Room with a two-hour
performance of his songs.
ee » ♦
Sean O’Casey told a friend
about asking G. B. Shaw for a
£3,000 loan with which to buy
a house. Shaw wrote the check,
placed it in an envelope and
handed it to O’Casey. Mrs.
Shaw then made a comment
about the loan, which angered
JWC STANLEY-WARNER
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James O'Neill—News
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Richard Coe—Post
“., a. Remains One Os The
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LAwrenee 9-7900 Jack Pry, Pres.
O'Casey. “It made me so mad,
I threw the envelope into the
fire.” ... His friend asked:
“You mean you burned Shaw’s
£3,000 check?” ... “Oh, no, not
the check,” O’Casey said. “Only
the envelope.”
Beu Heeht will produce end
direct a movie in New York
starring Nat King Cole. Much
of it win be filmed at the
Theresa Hotel in Harlem. . . .
Brendan Behan will write the
screen adaption of his “Borstal
Boy.”
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Amusements
BTOMOMOW NIGHT (SATUBDAY) I
MOONUOHT DANCE CRUISE AT 8:1 S PJA.
"GAY NINITIIS*' NIGHT
Hour Baoch Johmon ond hit Goy Ninvtitt s|;
bond! "Spot” donett—win co»h pnzatl f|
Vitit Marthall Holl Amuttmtnt Pork!
Alto Doily Crvitot at 10 o.m. ond 2 R.m. ■
to Mount Vernon ond Marthall Hall. Pork |t
Um Ave. tad N, B.W.
EX. J-SMt fc
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