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Amusements
THE PASSING SHOW
4th Musical Added
To Guild Schedule
By JAY CARMODY
« Dram* Critic of The Star
With the addition this week of “Little Me” to the Theater
Guild’s 1983-4 subscription series, the program is running more
heavily than usual to musicals.
The Sid Caesar starrer, which will be coming along March
16 in the nine-play schedule, is the fourth of its type among
the eight productions already announced. Only one of the quar-
tet will be In-bound to Broad
way, this one starring Carol
Channing, under the free
wheeling title, “Dolly: A
Damned Exasperating Woman.”
It is based upon Thornton Wil
der’s "The Matchmaker” and
will be directed by that ma
gician of musicals, Gower
Champion.
! The other two musicials in
the Guild's series are the Eng
lish Import. “Stop the World—
I Want To Get Off.” and
.’•Camelot,” which is next sum
mer's booking at the National.
The cast of the first mentioned
will be headed by Joel Grey and
flulie Newmar. As for “Came
lot,” it will be brought here by
the national, or touring com
pany, with three former film
stars heading the cast, namely
Kathryn Grayson, Louis Hay
ward, and Arthur Treacher.
*« * *
. THE OTHERS: In general,
srtth the ninth and final play
Still to be announced, the
(Guild’s up-coming program will
run to the lighthearted.
! The series will start off, in
!:eed, with three successive
omedies. The first of these is
he two-season Broadway hit,
A Thousand Clowns,” which
will arrive at the National on
September 16, with Dane Clark
ind Margaret O’Brien in the
principal roles. It will be fol
lowed by a Guild option com-1
«dy (available to subscribers at
Seduced prices as an extra),
this one Neil Simon’s “Barefoot
Ip the Park.”
; The Simon play is booked for
September 30 and will present ;
a company whose headliners (
include Elizabeth Ashley, Rob- ,
«rt Redford. Mildred Natwick,
and Kurt Kaznar.
Third of the series’ more friv-! ‘
olous productions will be ‘
"Seidman and Son,” outward 1
bound from Broadway, with
Sam Levene as its star. It is I 1
due at the National for a fort- ’
night beginning November 11. ]
♦♦» * 1
MORE SERIOUSLY: More <
somber commentary on life will 1
confront the Guild’s subscri- 1
bers in the other two plays of 1
the eight so far announced, 1
both prize winners, however. •
The first of this pair, “A Man
tor All Seasons,” will be turn
ing up in February with a cast
dominated by William Roder
ick, Albert Dekker, George
Rose, and Bruce Gordon. The
Robert Bolt play, based upon
the life of Sir Thomas More,
won the Critics' Circle award
two seasons ago, the last year
before the Circle dropped its
play” classification in
flavor of merely best play, re
gardless of origin.
April will bring last year’s
multi-award winner, Edward
Albee’s “Who’s Afraid of Vir
ginia Woolf?” starring Nancy
Kelly and Shepperd Strudwick
in its evening performances,
Michaele Myers and Kendall
Clark in the matinees.
Actor Clark will be remem
bered as a member of Arena
Stage’s resident company over
the last three seasons.
•» ♦ *
NOW THE MOVIE: Al
though no release date has
been set for the film, much less
a Washington booking, "Mary,
Mary” will have a trade pre-
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THE EVENING STAR
Woihington, D. C.
Friday, August 23, 1963
view here next week. It is set
for the Ambassador theater for
Thursday. The screen version
of Jean Kerr’s stage hit, which
ran for five big weeks at the
National last winter, is a
Mervyn LeR o y production,
also directed by him.
Barry Nelson, of the original
Broadway company, Debbie
Reynolds, Diane Mcßain and
Michael Rennie head the cast
of the picture which will be
distributed by Warner Bros.
•• • •
MOREOVER: J. Wesley Zei
gler, otherwise Joe, has fin
ished his Ford Foundation fel
lowship year as a theater ad
ministrative “intern” at Arena
Stage. ... He now moves on to
San Francisco’s Actors Work
shop for his second year’s ex
perience, covering all aspects of
theater management. ... He
will be succeeded at Arena this
season by Miss Noel Dowling, a
June graduate of Carnegie
Tech. . . . Miss Dowling, a na
tive of Brooklyn, has worked
with a number of summer
theaters, the latest Memphis
Front Street theater.
Come September 16, the De
partment of Agriculture’s Gra
duate School will be offering a'
16-weeks Theater course. . . .
It will be taught by Helen Ger
trude Hicks, formerly associate
professor of speech and drama
tics, Hunter college. . . . For
further information, call Du
dley 8-6337.... Tennessee Wil
liams’ “The Glass Menagerie”
will replace Shaw's “M1 s a 111-
ance” as the final play of Way
side Theater’s season at Mid
dletown, Va. ... It will run
August 27-31 with Jane Lowry,
Andrea Miller, and Jonathan
Farwell heading the cast.
Alfred Hitchcock, who moves
around among distributors, will
release his next film, “Mamie,”
through Universal which also
handled "The Birds.” . . . Vir
ginia’s Museum Theater, Rich
mond, announces the appoint
ment of John A. Preuss as its
new technical director. . . .
Preuss filled the same post last
year at Smith College.
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lease of the younger generation from school.
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August 31st and September 7th & 14th, at 2:30 P.M.
MEREDITH WILLSON’S
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; Frl. & Set. Evenings $7.90 * 6.95 $6.95, 5.95, 4.95 $3.00 1I
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Stage and Screen
Shows and Show Times
Stage
National—“ The Sound of
Music”; 8:30 p.m.
Carter Barron Amphitheater
—Nat King Cole in “Sights and
Sounds of ’63”; 8:30 p.m.
Olney Theater—“ The Care
taker”; 8:30 p.m.
Shady Grove Music Fair—
“ Oklahoma!”; 8:30 pm.
Screen
Ambassador “The Slave”;
ffuinjLf i
-
Films of More Than Routine Merit
“THE NUTTY PROFESSOR”—Bright but uneven Jerry
Lewis film.
’’SAVAGE SAM”—Walt Disney entry for the youngsters.
’’THE GREAT ESCAPE”—Dramatic outbreak from a POW
camp.
’•THE LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER’*—Commendable spy
film with five male stars in “mystery” roles.
Stanley Warner Theaieri
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Matinees Dally
“The Nutty Professor”
Jerry Lewis. 1:00, 4:20, 8:OS.
Walt Disney's
“SAVAGE SAM”
(Son of Old Yeller), 2:45, 6:20, 8:50,
KENNEDY ra.s-moo
AXsAMMII 326 Kennedv M N.W.
“The Nutty Professor”
Jerry Lewis, 6:16, 9:36.
“CATTLE KINO”
Robert Taylor. 8:05,
PENN u - 7 ’ 2< x>
FKilsn 650 Renn. Ave. ».|.
Walt Disney’s
“SAVAGE SAM”
(Son of Old Yeller). 1:15. 5:20. 9:25.
Courtship of Eddie’s Father
Olenn Ford, 3:00, 7:05.
savov c °- 3 4968
MVUI 3030 14th St N W
‘Man Who Knew Too Much’
James Stewart. 7:40.
“Trouble With Harry”
Edmund Owynne, 6:00. 0:40.
Late Show Tonlaht. 11:30.
“Blood of the Vampire” &
“Step Down to Terror”
Tomorrow: Cartoon Show on
First Show Only
SHEBDAN
Walt Disney’s
"SAVAGE SAM”
(Son of Old Yeller). 6:15. 9:30.
“THE YOUNG RACERS”
8:05.
«fl VEn Colesville Rd. o« Go. Ave.
BUaVUI w >SJOO
Double Feature—Early Openlnal
Walt Disney’s
“SAVAGE SAM”
(Son of Old Yeller), Tommy Kirk,
Kevin Corcoran. 2:35, 6:15. 9:55.
“The Nutty Professor”
Jerry Lewis. 12:45, 4:20. 8:00.
TairnMa 4 * 6 Butternut N.W.
IHAUFIA RAJ-4312 free P-kinu.
Doors Open 5:15
Recommended for Mature Audlencea
“Long Day’s Journey
Into Night”
Katharine Hepburn. 5:30. 9:55.
"Manchurian Candidate”
Frank Sinatra. 7:50.
Trani I 14th * Park Rd. N.W.
11VUL1 co j_ lgoo
Walt Disney's
“SAVAGE SAM”
(Son of Old Yeller). 2:30. 6:00. 9:25.
“Last Train From Gun Hill”
1:00, 4:25, 7:50.
K-B THEATERS
a PFY 4113 Mau. Ave. WO. 6-4600
free Parking
Federico Fellini’s "8(4” (Italian),
1:00. 3:15, 5:36, 7:55, 10:10 p.M.
Bat. Kiddle Show Tomorrow at
1:00 & 3:00 P.M., "MISTY OF
CHINCOTEAGUE" (Color), and
Cartoons.
BABONET
First Washlntton Showing! SHIR
LEY EATON, KENNETH CONNOR
In the British Laurh Riot . . .
“GET ON WITH IT”
•at 6:30, 8:10, 9:55 P.M.
I AMCI HF N - M - Av «- * Univ -
LAHULCiI g|vd HJ 4
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
(Technicolor), with TOMMY KIRK.
nt 1:25, 3:25, 5:30, 7:35, 9:45 P.M.
KAYWOOD CINEMA
JERRY LEWIS in
“THE NUTTY
PROFESSOR”
(Color). 6:30 and 10:00 P.M.
Plus: KIRK DOUGLAS. ANTHONY
QUINN in “THE LAST TRAIN
FROM OUN HILL’* at 8:25 P.M.
FLOWEi AVI. PLATIOUIE
8725 Hower Ave., Silver Spring, Md.
JU. 8-1666
First Washington Showing! SHIR
LEY EATON, KENNETH CONNOR
in the British Laugh Riot . . .
“GET ON WITH IT’
at 6:30, 8:10, 9:55 P.M.
BOCKVILLE DBIVE »
Rockville, Md. PO. 2-61R6
SEE AD UNDER "DRIVE-INS”
Continuous AU Day From 1 PM.
E RVRI) Wosh. lee Shopping Center
3D I MV Ono ft. Myer JA. 7-1733
•6 ROCK HUDSON. ROD TAYLOR In
. "A GATHERING OP EAGLES.’’
7 CTSTT f® ll * Church, Va.
i siaia JB 2-isss
v>-5 Continuous From 1 P.M.
Walt Disney's "SUMMER MAGIC"
ROCK HUDSON. ROD TAYLOR in
“A GATHERING OF EAO LES.”
| BUCKIMGKAM
x Continuous From 1 P.M.
uo Walt Dianey'e “SAVAGE BAM’’
<£ STEVE MCQUEEN. JAMES GARNER
Soln "THE GREAT ESCAPE," 1:30,
n Z 6:00 >nd S::l ° P M
ci rar 2,10 g l **** «<»•
JA. 7-4266
Continuous From 1 P.M.
Walt Disney’s "SUMMER MAGIC"
5 inrracna Ar| - ,|,d ' *
~ JUtUIUR d o |.»d, Jf. 2-RO4O
Si Held Over 2nd Week!
2“ STEVE McQUEEN, JAMES GARNER
In THE GREAT ESCAPE," 1:40,
2 5:00 and 8:30 P.M.
2 fYNTar Shop. Center
vaenaaax, re. 6-1000 free Parking
Continuous From 1 P.M
Walt Dlsney'a "SAVAGE SAM"
IcmnuT
Walt Disney’s "SAVAGE SAM."
BRIAN KEITH, 7:15. 9:15.
BOTH’S SILYEB SPRING
t 242 Geargle Av, JU. MUI
2nd WEEK! MATINEES DAILYI
Can you find Sinatra, Curtla,
Lancaster. Mitchum and Doualas?
“THE LIST OF
ADRIAN MESSENGER”
1:86. 3:46, 5:64. 8:00, 10:06. with
Dana Wynter and Oeorae C. Scott.
n
1:25, 4:55 and 8:15 pm. “Tar
zan’s Three Challenges”; 3:10,
6:40 and 10 p.m.
Apex—“B%”; 1, 3:15, 5:35,
7:55 and 10:10 pa.
Capitol—“ Captain 81nbad”;
12:15, 2:10, 4:05, 6, 8 and 9:55
p.m.
Dupont—“ The Thrill of It
All”; 12:15, 2:15, 4:10, 6:10,
8:10 and 10:05 p.m.
Keith’*—“Toys in the Attic”:
11:35 a.m., 1:25, 3:30, 5:35,
7:40 and 9:45 p.m.
MacArthur—“Mouse on the
Moon”; 6:15, 8 and 9:55 pa.
Metropolitan “Tarzan’s
Three Challenges”: 11:40 a.m.,
3, 6:30 and 9:55 p.m. “The
Slave”; 1:05, 4:30 and 8 p.m.
WINELAND THEATERS
ANACOSTIA
1415 Good Hope Rd. S.E. LU. 1-7070
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
In Color, 1:15, 4:40. 8:10. STEW
ART GRANGER In "SWORDSMAN
OF SIENA," Color, 2:55, 6:25. 9:55.
HIGHLAND
JERRY LEWIS as
“THE NUTTY
PROFESSOR”
(Color). 6:15. 10:15. JOHN WAYNE.
DEAN MARTIN, RICKY NELSON in
"RIO BRAVO," in Color, at 8:05.
ATI ANTIC 60 Copiiol & Atlantic
nileKlßSaV JO ~4 100 FrM p ork .
ROCK HUDSON
In "A GATHERING OF EAGLES."
Color. 6:15. 9:40. Plus the Voices
ot RED BUTTONS. ROBERT GOU
LET and JUDY GARLAND In “GAY
PURR-EE," in Color, at 8:15.
CONGBESS
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
In Color, at 6:30, 8:30,
CBRAI 4703 Atartboro Pike, Md.
bUIMMs JO g 3 ,j, frM Farfc!n#
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
In Color, at 6:30, 8:30.
| a nPFT laurel, Md. free Parking
IsAUnLle Parkway 5.2113
HAYLEY MILLS In Walt Disney’s
“SUMMER MAGIC”
In Color, at 6:55, 9:25.
MAYIfIR 28th a Ala. Ave. S.E.
nnaaevn lu. 2 4000 free Parking
ROCK HUDSON
In "A GATHERING OF EAGLES.”
Color. 2:30. 5:55, 9:25. Plus the
Voices of RED BUTTONS. ROBERT
GOULET. JUDY GARLAND in "GAY
PURR-EE." Color. 1:05. 4:30. 8:00.
DISTBICT THEATEBS
Air Conditioned Call NO. 7-3000
I IMCftl M 12,3 Y °u st. N.W.
IslHbUlsll Door , Op#n ,2.20
2nd Wk. 1001 Fabulous Blrhts In
"CAPTAIN SINDBAD." Feature at
1:25, 3:30, 5:40, 7:50 and 10:00.
DEAN MARTIN. GERALDINE PAGE
In “TOYS IN THE ATTIC.” Features
1:25, 3:30, 5:36, 7:35, 9:40.
BOMEBT
3rd Week. LESLIE CARON. TOM
BELL. BROCK PETERS. “THE L
-BHAPED ROOM” (Adult Entertain
ment). Feature, 1:25, 4:05, 6:45
and 9:25,
V ANCCTAW 25th & Unn. Rd. N.I.
laARUd lUM Doort Open 2545
Walt Disney’s “SAVAGE BAM” at
3:00. 6:15, 9:35. “HERCULES AND
THE CAPTIVE WOMEN,” 4:40, 7:55.
CFIIATnn 3950 Minn. Ava. N.E.
•Minlull raEE parking
Doors Open 2:30. Walt Disney’s
“SAVAGE SAM.” 5:20. 9:15. JERRY
LEWIS as “THE NUTTY PROPEB
- 3:25 and 7:20.
»TI 1C 1331 H St N t.
Ma Bafta Door , Opwl ,2:45
JERRY LEWIS as "THE NUTTY
PROFESSOR.” 12:45, 4:05. 7:45.
Walt Disney's "SAVAGE BAM." at
2:15. 5:50 and 9:35.
ALEXANDRIA THEATERS
COMfORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED
HEED 1703 Kinfl St Kl ' 9-3443
U&mV Parking
Matinee Every Day! Walt Disney’s
“SUMMER MAGIC” with HAYLEY
MILLS. Cont. From 1:30 P.M.
VTRCniA 1 st. A N. Wash. Sts.
vinuiiiA Frw pkg K | 9 . 6133
STEVE MCQUEEN, JAMES GARNER
in “THE GREAT ESCAPE,” Color.
Feature at 6:15 and 9:15 P.M.
VTRlinil KI. 9-2424 3707 Mt.
VMNUH Vernon Ava., Free Pkg.
I Matinee Every Day. Walt Disney’s
“SAVAGE SAM.” in Color. Con
tinuous Prom 1:30 P.M.
RICHMOND
STEVE McQUEEN. YUL BRYNNER,
“THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN,” in
Color. Cont. From 1:30 P.M.
WHEATON PLAZA
WH, 9-8120 Wheotga, Md.
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
Starring
BRIAN KEITH. TOMMY KIRK, at
1:10. 3:15. 5:20, 7:25 and 9:30.
Tomorrow: Cont. From 11:00 A.M.
I village 130 ,ri”CT
Matinee Dally, 1:00 P.M.
Two Features
ROCK HUDSON and
MARY PEACH,
“A GATHERING OF
THE EAGLES”
1:00, 4:35, 8:19, Plus
AUDIE MURPHY in
‘RIDE A CROOKED TRAIL’
2:55. 6:30, 10:05.
riIVFRT Fork !*’•• f£ 3 6333
blUeVLnl 3324 W|tc Ay>
Marcello Mastrolanni
“LA DOLCE
VITA”
Directed by Fererlco Fellini
Feature at 7:00 and 10:00.
FAIBFAX f ’ irf ’eP.X ,2W
WALT DISNEY S "SUMMER MAGIC,”
HAYLEY MILLS.
GEORGETOWN
WASHINGTON’S REPERTORY CINEMA
One of the Year’s Ten Best!
“DIVORCE ITALIAN
STYLE”
starring
Marcello Mastroiannl and
Daniela Rocca
Peaturs, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00.
rniAMy 4P35 Georgia Ave. N.W.
vuasuni NO 744 MtA 3 3300
(SPANISH FILMS): Aug. 23 thru Aug.
27. "QUIERO MORIR BN CARNAVAL”
(Color), Lorena Velasques; "EL NINO
Y LA NIEBLA.” Dolores del Rio, P.
Lopes Laser, Doors Open Frl., 7:30 P.M.
CAPITOL BILL
314 TOP FEATURES! No. I—lst AREA
RUN! A NEW ROUOH. TOUGH PAT
BOONE In “THE YELLOW CANARY."
4:30. 9:25. No. 2—STEVE REEVES in
"THE WHITE WARRIOR." Color, 2:60.
7:46 No. 3 "THE GIANT BEHE
MOTH MONSTER," 1:30, 6:25. EXTRA!
3 STOOGES. 1:10, 6:00.
VTIJI Am P | » Rockville, Md.
Viasßelß Porklng Poplar 2 7371
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
(Coiy). 1:00, 3:15. 5:15. 7:20, 9:20.
Ontario—“ Lawrence ot Ara
bia"; 2 and 8:15 pm.
Palace "Come Blow Your
Hom”; 11:40 ajn., 1:45, 3:50,
5:55, 8 and 10 pan.
Playhouse "The L-Shaped
Room”; 11:05 ajn., 1:15, 3:30,
5:40, 7:55 and 10:10 p.m.
Plan “The Fourth Sex”;
11:40 a.m„ 1:15, 2:45,4:20,5:55,
7:25, 9 and 10:30 p.m.
Town—“lrma La Douce”; 12,
2:40, 5:20, 8 and 10:30 p.m.
Trans-Lux—“Bye Bve Bird
ie”; 11:35 ajn., 1:40, 3:45, 5:50,
8 and 10:05 pjn.
Uptown “How the West
Was Won”; 8:30 p.m.
Warner—“ Cleopatra”; 2 and
8 p.m.
JHtM W UH
SIDNEY LUST THEATEBS
PRft PARKING AIR CONDITIONED
A Pint-Slsed Pioneer end a Lop-
Eared Hound Dos Chsllense the
Wild Apschesl
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
(In Technicolor)
Starring: Brian Keith. Tommy
Kirk. Kevin Corcoran. Dewey
Martin, Jeff York and “Sam,”
son ot "Old Yeller.”
Al Ini 6622 N * w Hompihire at
fUsßs&n E . w Hwy ju 9J3M
MATINEE TODAY. 1 P.M. CONT.
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
(See box above). Color. 1:15. 3:25,
5:30, 7:40, 9:48. Adults 75c, Chll
dren 30c.
BETHESDA
MATINEE TODAY. 1 P.M.' CONT.
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
(See box above). Color. 1:15, 3:25.
5:30. 7:40, 9:48. Early Opening
Tomorrow 10:30, Starts 11 A.M.
CHEVEBLT La ? <lovw ond Annap
vaaegaaiaaeß o | lg Rd , UN 4 0)00
MATINEE TODAY. 1 P.M. CONT.
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
(See box above), Color. 1:16, 3:25,
5:30, 7:40, 9:48.
HYATTSVILLE “J 7
MATINEE TODAY, 1 P.M. CONT.
Rock Hudson. Rod Taylor.
“A Gathering of Eagles”
Color, 1:00, 3:10, 5:20, 7:35, 9:45,
Added Attraction Tomorrow: Talent
Contest on Stase at 2:20. 8 Youns
Stars of Tomorrow will compete.
Winners to Appear at the Prince
Georges County Fair In September.
YIEHg Mil l 12202 Vl «" Mltl >d -
TSBMia naasßs WH 6 7800
MATINEE TODAY, 1 P.M. CONT.
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
(See box above). Color. 1:15. 3:25,
6:30. 7:40. 9:48. Early Opening
Tomorrow 10:30. starts 11 A.M.
Adults 75e. Children 30c.
DRIVE-IN
2Vk Mi. Post D. C, Line on Rt. 214
STEVE REEVES.
“GOLIATH AND THE
BARBARIANS”
8:30.
Robert Jeffrey
Ryan Hunter
“THE PROUD ONES”
10:40.
Robert Keenan
Stack Wynn
“SCARFACE MOB”
12:20.
- ■ —. L 1
SUPm9DBM*X;
Bob Hope. "CRITICS CHOICE,"
10:30, "SERGEANTS THREE.”
8:25. plus "BUSAN SLADE,"
12:25.
WmELAMD DBIVE IMS
ADC DRIVE IN
7100 Indian Head Hwy. CH. 8-4900
Show Starts nt 8:20.
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
5 great stars challenge you to
guess the disguised roles they
play In the most bizarre murder
mystery ever conceived!
“THE LIST OF ADRIAN
MESSENGER"
Kirk Douglas Frank Sinatra
Robert Mitchum Tony Curtis
Burt Lancaster
Plus Lute Show!
Don Murray. Christine Kaufman
"ESCAPE FROM EAST BERLIN"
HILLSIDE DBIVE-IN
6200 Morlboro Pike, RE. 6-2166
Show Starts at 8:20
Kirk Douglas, “THE HOOK’’
ROCK HUDSON
"A GATHERING OF EAGLES"
In Color
Plus Late Show!
Intrigue in the Exotic East!
"CAIRO"
SIDNEY LUST'S
BEI.TSVILLEDBIVE.III
On U. S. No, 1 474-1800
$1 PER CARLOAD |
Open 7:30. Starts 8:15.
Story of an unforgettable
Frontier Dor and his plnt-slsed
master who challenged the
Apache Nation. Brian Keith,
Tommy Kirk, Kevin Corcoran,
Jeff York In
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
Color 8:25. 10:35.
SUNSET
Bqilwy-, X Rood,, Rt. 7, Alox., Va.
"Service Comedy Laughathon"
No. I—CARY GRANT and
JAN E MANSFIELD. "KISS
THEM FOR ME." 8:20.
No. 2 —TONY CURTIS and
JANET LEIGH. “PERFECT
FURLOUGH," 10:15.
No. 3—GLENN FORD and
DONALD O’CONNOR. “CRT
FOR HAPPY." 11:45.
30I.WALDQBF w
.3 cartoons 8:80. Vincent Price
"TOWER OF LONDON" 8:65,
EXCLUSIVE SHOWING!
James Oarner. Steve McQueen
“THE GREAT
ESCAPE”
At 10:15 only. Scope and Color.
BANCH DBIVE DI
CY. 7-9900 JU. 9-1121
Old Rronch Ave., Clinton, Md.
3 Cartons 8:80. Thrilling War
Story, "BRUSHPIRE" at 8:50,
ROCK HUDSON
"GATHERING OF
EAGLES"
10:10 plus Pat Boone. Nancy
Kwan “MAIN ATTRACTION"
late show.
BOCKVILLE DBIVE IM
Rockville, Md,PO, 2 6186
Open at 7:00 P.M.
WALT DISNEY’S
“SAVAGE SAM”
(Technicolor) with Tommy Kirk,
at 8:30 P.M. Plui: Steve Reeves
In "DUEL OF THE TITANS" (in
Color) at 10:30 PM. Extra!
"Cartoon Carnival" at 8:10 P.M.
f BUNNY YEAGER?
“Glamor Camera’’
In Color, Alm In Color
“SHAMELESS"
jwnnnnrera Smoking Permitted
ulauuiUß 9th a f st.
2.”
JjwafflHiKr
AND
"SOME LIKE IT COOL"
ADT INCOLORI
ARkK 1 KT. AW. AT fm
CIBCLE 2,OS £A NW -
4 Blocks From The Whitt Koutg
Air Conditioned
Continuous Matinees Dally
Last 2 Days >"
2 ACADEMY AWARD
JACK LEMMON. LEE REMICK, i
CHARLES BICKFORD in
“DAYS OF WINE
AND ROSES” >
Perf. at 12:30, 4:20. 8:15, ll:5fcl
Plus
AUDREY HEPBURN and
GEORGE PEPPARD in
“BREAKFAST AT
TIFFANY’S”
Perf. at 2:25. 6:20. 10:10 (Color). •
LATE SHOW TONIGHT! ,-
COME AS LATE AS 10:10 ANO
SEE BOTH FEATURES. ; ■
Aug. 25-26: "Auntie Mame” ‘ ?
plus “Sabrina”
Aug. 27-29: “Summer Place" plus .
"Splendor in the Grass" ’ V
STANTQH ABT THEATBK
WASHINGTON’S THEATER OP ART .
18th, Ju,t Off Rhode liland Ave. N.f
Ample Parking facilities LA. 6-6099
AIR CONDITIONED
VIRGINIA BELL
Stars in one of the season’s funniest .
gal-filled comedies yet to be seen.
You're sure to enjoy—in Color.
“SCANTY PANTIES”
At 6:00. 8:00 an 10:00.
EXCLUSIVE
This is one of the finest naturlst
pictures ever made. Must be seen to
appreciate. Make sure and see in
Color.
‘FOR MEMBERS ONLY’
At 7:00 and 9:00.
lITIVTMI Via. 9-1359 12th si.
ni, wi un N s g,, Mieh 41l
Steve Reeves In "DUEL OF THE
TITANS." 6:30. 9:28. Also "TAR
ZAN, THE MAGNIFICENT," 8:00.
:—.——.
nnmn Damascus, md.
unuiu HAYLEY MILLS In
WALT DISNEY’S "SUMMER MAGIC’"
Shows at 7:27 and 9:27.
QUEENS CHAPEL
Ajer Rd. at Hamilton (off Qu»«ns
Chapel Rd.), W. Hyattj. Mins. From
Sil. Spg. and D C. WA. 7-2900
Triple-Blockbuster
(IN EXCITING COLOR)
SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 P.M.
A RIOT OF LAUGHS! JBRRY
GOES JEKYLL AND HYDE!
“THE NUTTY
PROFESSOR”
JERRY BITfiLLA
LEWIS STEVENS
(Shown First)
“A HOLE IN
THE HEAD”
Frank Edward G.
Sinatraßobinson
“GIRLS! GIRLS!
GIRLS!”
Elvis Presley. Stella Stevens
Open 7:30. Chid. Under 12 Free
Free Exciting Locomotive Rides
MT. VERNON
JUST 4 Ml. SOUTH Os AUX.
ON ROUTE 1. SO. 8-7800
Double-Blockbuster
(IN EXCITING COLOR)
SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 P.M.
Here’s Hayley! In a Whirl ot
Fun, Music and Romance!
WALT DISNEY’S
“SUMMER MAGIC”
HAYLEY MILLS, BURL IVM
DOROTHY EDDIE
McOUIRE HODOEB
(Shown First)
The Film Everyone Is
Talking About!
“GIANT”
Rock Elizabeth James
Hudson Taylor Dean
Open 7:30. Chid. Under 12 Free
Free Exciting Locomotive Rides
LEE HWY.-ABL. BLVD.
Bet. 7 Corners & Fairfax Cir. via
Lee Hwy, or Ari. Blvd. 540-1500
Double-Blockbuster
SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 P.M.
THE GREAT ADVENTURE I
“THE GREAT
ESCAPE”
STEVE JAMES
McQUEEN GARNER
In PanaVision and Color
(SHOWN FIRST)
A Wild and Woolly African
Adventure!
808 ANITA EDIE
HOPE EKBERO ADAMS
“CALL ME BWANA”
In Exciting Color
Open 7:30. Chid. Under 12 Free
Free Exciting Locomotive Rides
AIBPOBT
1 mi. South of 14th St. Bridge
At 20th St. and Noulo I
AN EXcmNG. D BUBPENBEFUL
NER VK J ATTEnSor:
OUGH. ••THE 4 GR o «ATEBcfi.«."
808 HOPE. ANITA EKBERG. '
“Call’S! 1 ” color)
Children Under 12 Free
Show Starts 8:30
New PALMER Driv-h »
On Palmer Hi-way (Rte. 704),
midway between John Hanson
and Annapolis Rd. 773-7711. j
Walt Dlsney'a
“SAVAGE SAM”
8:20. ♦
Anthony Kirk Carolyn •
Quinn Douglas Jones .
"LAST TRAIN FROM »
GUN HILL”
10:25. «
CHARLTON HESTON.
“PIGEON THAT J
TOOK ROME”
12:00.
SUPEB CBIEF
1401 Indian Head Hwy. CH. 8-8700 i
Cartoon Carnival. James Stewart
in “THE FAR COUNTRY." 8:30.
Gregory Peck In his Award- '
Winning Role in "TO KILL A
MOCKINGBIRD," 10:00.

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