has played since the age of 2. Shirley course, the major point Is that 'The Girls’ Presents Is not only a skilled screen per* writer, director and players have Harvey former, but above this is a young been successful In their collaboration. LOANS It’s a woman whose instinct for doing the mighly funny film most of the by-soxers. Gene had the backstage to do one of those tricks that bring On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, right thing is one of the few certain- time. spectators In hysterics at a recent forth the swooning squeals, Gene Cameras, Guns, Etc. Old West in ties left in the world. benefit at Madison Square Garden. would beat the girls to it by about in ’ High Spirits time Frankie l five seconds. Oldest Loon Office Metropolitan Are Richard Wallace directed “Kiss Gene Is Every would get ready JAY Hep By CARMODY. and not with a Tell,’’ only proper AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Five fellows on MGM’s had in the screen a ..■ — MORNING'S literary payroll typewriters sense of comedy tempo, but with To Those Swooners ■ adaptation of "The Harvey Girls,” which opened at Loew’s Capitol yes- knack for getting the best out of his HOLLYWOOD. 1 It is to tell what a 18th and No. Highway terday. difficult just they had in mind, but safe players. It is not the director, of Gene Kelly has studied Prank seems to be that decided to kid frontier America in the SUBTLE FARCE i 1 Hilt South or Hifhwair Briigt guess they interest course, who is responsible for the Sinatra's singing style so carefully SLY, Va. of making a rousing musical. If, on the other they meant it as a skill of such as the late that he can the charac- ^ Arlington, hand, performers anticipate IN THE FRENCH TRADITION literal of Freds famous any old still or / 'Take Bus from l7**’ 8- Pa. Ave. history waitresses, Harvey girl Robert Benchley, Walter Abel terlstlc squeals emitted by the bob- hantrina around the Dremises Drobablv will write a letter to the editor. Katherine Alexander. Mr. Bench- WilQ The best way to take it is in a spirit ley’s appearance is brief, but, as "amusements. “THE HARVEY OIRL8," an MOM of fun. In that case, the pic- picture ture with Judy Oarland John Hodlak, pro- always, to the point, and Mr. Abel will not look absurd and you won’t duced by Arthur Freed, directed by George and Miss Alexander, as the Archer Sidney, screenplay by Edmund Beloln, Na- feel that way. are BARGE fine. But Mr. Wal- KEEPER’S thaniel Curtla, Harry Crane. James O'Han- parents, very Persons who read the Samuel NATIONAL..".0";™. lon and Samson Raphaelson. based on a lace must deserve some of the credit Terry O'Halloran _ Kenny Baker which continues at tiful, group Antonio,’’ kr TENNESSEE WILLIAM* Tuesday COCKTAILS frtm the wild men who had tamed the another V*rftXLYAMATtU» 30* Harvey and Alhambra girls fight It the Metropolitan for end DONALD WINDHAM wmimmamk J West. The utilizes picture simply out on the latter’s gaudy home week downtown. open us DIN HERS from 75* them for entertainment value with (*m CATHERINE WILLARD grounds. It Is a switch, of course, a AVAILABLE— laughing curtesy to their per- upon the conventional saloon brawl mances with Hodiak, the latter when —SEATS formance as civilizers. in every Western film and while it he talks about Longfellow while * * * * is not inspired exactly, it makes a looking like a frontier. saloon ONE WEEK ONLY BEO. NEXT MON. TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES Even Era. 1:30, Mata. WaC * Sat. 3:3S FOR A In bringing the Harvey girls’ story better joke than many the cinema keeper, and all the others. to the screen. MGM must have has to offer. As a ballet idea, one of Preston Foster as an exaggerated ranni till 11*h & N. C. Ava. S.E. I I All Time Schedules Given in Warner he I P.M. uiva. nui muivaic iiuic « spent more than Harvey did in those things full of falling-down villain wants you to know that Matinee “ON STAGE EVERYBODY," PEGGY RYAN, Presented.__ them in America’s so- are to remember it is not a bad fellow, just high spir- establishing girls, you likely JACK OAKIE. Plus "STRANGE CONFES- Having Matinees. cial history. Within the vivid tech- longer than a lot of other ballet ited. SION," LON CHANEY, BRENDA JOYCE. _Theatcri Girls" BETTER nicolor frame, the studio tossed stars ideas. These falling-down girls at That’s what "The Harvey AMBASSADOR is as a What nnri r 2103 Pa- Av»- N W- RE-0134 ^ ‘1°^; with the abandon of a cowboy in least don’t get conked with bung- picture, high spirited. vlflwIsEi Matinee at 1 P.M if it doesn’t make sense? Today and Tomorrow town after two on the range. starter, chairs, or some other force- "WHAT NEXT. CORPORAL HARGROVE’” SHIRLEY TEMPLE in KISS AND years * * * * TELL.” at 1. 3:05. 5:15. 7:25. 9:40. A includes ful Instrument. ROBERT WALKER, KEENAN WYNN. *t partial list Judy Gar- Eocermyob 5:30. 7:35, 9:40. There's too, in the Hits ourTaroa hjwmo rfvfry v »5th & Vn'e. LEASE John Ho- There good tempo, RaqMbf ?mnqb| tasihT- DLTLnLI land, Angela Lansbury, is high-spirited drama, not li 3300 Mat. 1 PM. stage show which Gene Ford has Av* diak, Preston Foster, Virginia to mention some effective dancing, NOW- 1349 Parking Snace Available to Patrons. contrived as the Capitol’s companion -SEAT SALE DUMBARTON O’Brien and Kenny Baker. In ad- in another sequence. This one has *i” Today and Tomorrow—PAUL HEN- ON to its Vic Hyde, sur- Last Day—Your Last to See It REID. MAUREEN O HARA in “THE dition to these chattels to do with the nice piece picture. Chapce expensive party given by rounded by the house orchestra, "WILD FIRE." most beautiful story of the SPANISH MAIN" (in Technicolor*, at, and the five writers, it hired Johnny the Harvey girls, a sort of climactic f Wrntf Bros. ■ "V most, beautiful horse. In Technicolor Plus 1:20. 3:20, 5:20, 7:25, 9:25. Plus starts the show with an exhibition f DELIGHTFUL DANGEROUS," It's terrific. “THE HOUSE I LIVE IN Short Mercer and Warren to write moment in their conversion of the Harry of virtuosity on the trumpet. Peggy subject with PRANK SINATRA. a whole album of of town’s rowdies, including the Al- Md, lively music, Greer, unabashed by 300 or so Graanbelt, PAIVFRT 2324 Wi*. Ave. N.W. SIGHT hambra to the minuet and GREENBELT UAJjf LIU which the liveliest number is “On girls, a WQ 2245 Mat. 1 P.M. pounds, is hardly woman to take ROBERT MITCHUM waltz as forms of social BURGESS MEREDITH. Parking SDace Available to Patrons. the Atchison, etc." expression. to but she has an amus- in "STORY OF G.I. JOE." your heart, ATOMIC ENERGY ERNIE PYLE'S Today and Tomorrow—PAUL HEN- It seems * * 7 9. to have been in the mind * * ing way with a torch tune. She is and REID, MAUREEN O HARA in “THE SEE THE o of Director to make One of the better "The a OPEN 10 30 SPANISH MAIN” (in Technicolor), George Sidney qualities of followed by Sammy White, pan- RJlV M WHITE ONLY. * I inn 3227 St. N.w. & at 1. 3:10, 5:20, 7:35, 9:45. Plus “The Girls” a sort of “Okla- Girls” which seen FORUM MEETING INDOORS Harvey Harvey inclines you to tomic comic you must have be- Last Day—Two Fine Big Hits. “THE HOUSE I LIVE IN.” Short homa!”, outwardly naive, but with take it totally to your heart is that fore in such imitations as those of Speakers: "THE GUEST IN THE HOUSE" Plus subject with Prank Sinatra._ "THE BOWERY CHAMPS," THE EAST an undertone of in cheek. one in it seems to be a a woman at her at which DR. ARTHUR H. COMPTON, Nobel 425 9th St. N.W. tongue every having toilet, SIDE KIDS. -I FFilTRAY Prize winner end scien- UE>H i HAL The effort is not without its mo- time he is artful—and ac- Atom-bomb and\ __ ME 2841 Qpeni )0A5. good and apparently yearns quite possibly tist 5o N.A.LEESE 608 Nin,t' St' NW- Last Day—JENNIFER JONES. JOS- ments, but there still is one that shall do the curate. dancers Allen and LT. COI,. J. (KISS only you same thing. Tap A. DERRY, A-bomb de- EPH COTTEN in LOVE LETTERS "Oklahoma!” it when he dances assisted Lewis who sian expert, on Gen. Groves' staff. LITTLE Ray Bolger does Kent, by Tracey -w- at 1 1 2:25, 5:50. 9:15. MELVYN Optical Company REP. JERRY VOORHIS, Cali- a. It is in the characters 71 old and still a Dem„ aUj DOUGLAS. MERLE OBERON in primarily his role of town buffoon, Miss Gar- is years dancer, fornia. TELL “THE INFORMER.” ) THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING" issue). at 1, 4:25. 7:50. Tomorrow that "The Harvey Girls” shows how NATIONAL MUSEUM & H Sts. N.W. —CHARLES BOYER LAUREN BA- ral3th CALL in “CONFIDENTIAL AGENT life was when the West was being 10th b Constitution Avt. N.W, Continuous 2-11. as Established Orer SO Years FRED ASTAIRE. RITA HAYWORTH in and PHYLLIS THAXTER in BF- opened up for today's cattle and WITCHED 'Kiss and Tell’ Comes to Earle Sponsored by: Washington Chaptert V SHIRLEY YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER c ”__ ( dude ranches. American Veterans ) Kennedy Nr. 4th N.W. Committee IfFiVNFYIV ■ ACiiinLiii She is a romantic maid from a KISS AND • Colurobi* RA 6600 Mat , P By HARRY MtcARTHUR. TELL." picture Veterans, servicemen and women and —SIDNEY LUST THEATERS— M> small Ohio town, full of fire and with 8hlrley Temple, produced by Georte public cordially invited—Admission free f TEMPLE \ IT ft VWnnnEostern Ave. & Vornum St. Parking SDace Available to Patrons Abbott, associate producer Sol Sletel. di- Last Youth is not without honor. It Roinier, Md., WA. 8899 Day—MARGARET OBRIEN, innocence. She works for Harvey, rected by Richard Wallace, screen play by EDWARD G ROBINSON In OCR take odd but it is Newest. Finest Theater. a may directions, F. Hush Herbert from his state play of the Washington's VINES HAVE TENDER at along with lot of other beautiful As Corliss Archer Last H:15. 8. 9:52. GRAPES." honor nonetheless and it is beautiful same name. At the Earle. Times Today—At 1, 3:05. 5:10. 7:10, 9:30. Tomor- He is smart handsome ^ ^ ROGERT WALKER. JEAN PORTER in girls. the The Cast. row—VAN JOHNSON in BORN TOR and noble. It also has its moments VICTOR McLAGLEN "WHAT CORPORAL HAR- iwoss type who runs the Alhambra across Corliss Aroher_ 8hlrley Temple Also at Ambassador NEXT, TROUBLE" and "APPOINTMENT IN of very Both the Dexter Franklin_Jerome Courtland f Today f GROVE?" the where the ranchers and being very, funny. 6tW&. Tomor.—1 1 PM. TOKYO’'__ street, Mr. Archer_ Walter Abel GIVE MARCH Day Only—Mat. nobility and the hilarity of the in- 10 THE Of DIMES" VIRGINIA BRUCE In "LOVE. HONOR Pa. Avt. at 7th S.E. the cowhands barter their pay for Mrs. Archer_Katherine Alexander MC£ VS /P3S rbnnPFlfN tegrity of youthful ideals have their Uncle Georte_Robert Benchley tf AND OOODBYE" Plus All Comedy FR 3200 Mot , PM high-powered grog, a go at roulette, Warner Bros F Pete Community Singing, _ St. near Show, Smith, moments in “Kiss and Tell," which Mr. Franklin Porter Hall 10th Parking Space Available to Patrona. oak and a chance to ogle Alhambra- Mrs. Franklin _Edna Holland etc. Today and Tomorrow—JOAN LES- the Earle with type beauties. Ned Trent is his came yesterday to Mr. Prlntle.-.__ Tom Tully nrrnrcna 7719 Wisconsin Ava. LIE. ROBERT HUTTON in "TOO the Mildred Prlntle_Vlrtlnta Welles OblnUUA YOUNG TO KNOW." at 1. 3:10. name and while he is hundreds of Shirley Temple in leading role. METROPOLITAN* B.thesda, Md. Mrs. Prlntle.- _ Mary Phillips 5:20. 7:30. 9:40. removed from he The emphasis is on the hilarity, of Raymond Prlntle. _Darryl Hickman Wl. 2868 or 9636. Free Parking. leagues innocence, DOORS OPEN 10 30 1. M. Today-Tomor.—2 Days. Go. Av*. & Sheridan. course, for this is a farce, but the Private Jimmy Earhart Scott McKay f CRFRln&MauniUAn shoots square. Lenny Archer.- Scott Elliott rue BESTPicms VAN JOHNSON. FAYE EMERSON in RA 2400 Mo( , p M solid belief of the in their .ERROL BORN FOR TROUBLE Plus AP- Last at 9 to The. Harvey girls and the Al- young Louise_ ...... Kathryn Card ALEXIS' I: Day—JOSEPH COTTEN. JEN- every mgnt POINTMENT IN TOKYO.” Matinee To- NIFER JONES in "LOVE LETTERS." lancing hambra sets are as different as black codes gives the film a firmer foun- to be sure, but Mr. Herbert ALSO CPA/fYrtAKi morrow 1 P.M Enjoy our Retiscope at 1. 3. 5. 7:15, 9:30. Tomorrow— than a has Juliet,” Bob Sheaffer and white, but their natural feud dation many comedy acrccn, 111c micai in Aiiicm,*. CHARLES LAUGHTON in "CAPTAIN has thought of some amusing pos- FLYNN KID." and the Cross Roads Band is conducted in something of the had. SMITH! 34,h n e- sibilities which might occur in this LYDA Vocalist of the annual Without knowing, it perhaps is , IN CAMEO VaVcT cn VFR Go. Ave. & Colesville Pike ALLEN, spirit home-coming Far more [SWJ WARNER’S | Miiiibn familiar state of affairs. ifoirDism'S' Feature. Ma, , PM Today-Tomor.—Double SH 5X0 leaturinr instrumental Stars football game. Both sides want to safe to assume that those who ad- amusing than those William Last Complete Double Show 0 Parking Space Available to Patrons ★ Johnny Grey ★ Bix Ramsey win, but with only a neighborly mired “Kiss and Tell'’ in its stage fsamlsm. ROBERT MITCHUM in WEST OF THE Today and Tomorrow—R OBIHT thought of. LAUREL and HARDY in amount of dirty dealing if such a version will find the same funny I "SAN PECOS WALKER. KEENAN WYNN in *Di£k Bai,ey * * * * I PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES.1 Matinee "WHAT NEXT CORPORAL HAR- thing is possible. and even occasionally hilarious af- Tomorrow at 1 P.M. GROVE” at 1:30. 3:35. 5.40. 7.45. Pino There is no the fairs here. If there have been as many 9:50. March of Time. t In1, Delicious Dinners questioning spotty any Principally, theater-goers liveliness of “The Harvey Girls,” and changes in the translation of the already know, the more hectic mo- hyattsvuXe TTVMf Uth & Park Rd. N.W. Served 'till 8:30 I ANTONIO SSSM. A1 v Uiet even some of its contrastingly quiet play from stage to screen they must ments of "Kiss and Tell” develop IN UN. 1830 or HY. 0688. Free Forking. co 180Q Mo, , p M TECHNICOLOR S Last Times Today—At 6.16, 6:05. 10. THoday and Tomorrow—JOAN LES- , P.M. A la carte do because Corliss Archer passages will your heart good. be more in the nature of after- 15-year-old JOAN DAVIS. JACK HALEY, “GEORGE LIE. ROBERT HUTTON in "TOO Service. 5 Of the former, there is a great deal thought than anything else, for the takes a solemn youthful vow never WHITE S SCANDALS.” YOUNG TO KNOW.” at 1:05. 3:15. Open How many tlmas hava you soon Tomor.—Double Feature—Mat. 1 P M. 5:25. 7:30. M of zest and vivid color in the elab- film’s for Columbia was to tell, because of one of those pa- 9:40.__ producer GENE AUTRY in "MAN FROM MUSIC P.M. for Cocktails “Tha Balls at St. Conn. Ave. & NewarW. orate opening sequence built around who the rental feuds, of her brother’s mar- Mary’t”? MOUNTAIN.” PENNY SINGLETON. UPTOWNUI i U TV it George Abbott, presented WQ Ma, , p M A 3:30 the theme There is to her ARTHUR LAKE in "LIFE WITH Lin Sundays picture's song. stage version, and the screenplay riage almost-18-year-old BLOND II.” Today Only—TOM NEAL in "FIRST humor and a sees _ YANK P-M. for Dinner. wonderfully good satire, was written by F. Hugh Herbert, chum. When gossip-monger Rock. 191. INTO TOKYO.” at 1:20, 3:25. L JliC Mfl A Rockville, Md. 6:25, 7:30. 9:35 Tomorrow—. in a in which the Corliss from an obstetri- nU,U too, sequence the original playwright. emerge Free Perking. YVONNE DE GARLO in FRONTIER They have brought to the screen cian's office and later meet a sol- Today-Tomor—Double Feature GAL.” SUNSET CARSON. "OREGON TRAIL” NO T1X IT THE 111 a1 entertainment, in their ac- dier at the bus the bright stop, ensuing LEON ERROL. RICHARD LANE in Theaters Haring Ere. Performances. OPEN 1 Dirt 1 WEEK count of the wild chaos that can leaping at conclusions shakes the “WHAT A BLONDE.” Matinee Tomor- rtKi&SsacacarssaearriE^fecMfi! row 2 Wl. 3136 develop when young love tries to walls of the Archer household, not P.M__ b MONDAY EVE., FEB. 4, at It IS 4 Md- APOLLO keep Itself secret. The story of a to mention what it does to the foun- MABLBORO %H romance the dations of the Archer Phila. La Upp*rMM0?,rlbr Last Day—VAN J0HN80N. FAYE flourishing against family hap- f Scab Opera Last Times Today—At 7:10, 0:08 EMERSON in BORN FOR TROU- background of a parental feud was piness. For Corliss can not break t — Con»titutl»n Hall— s EDW. Q. ROBINSON and MARGARET BLE" (reissue), at 5:15. 8:20. 10:25. not new even when William Shake- her vow. O'BRIEN in “OUR VINES HAVE TEN- Also "APPOINTMENT IN TOKYO" DER QRAPE6” at 7:25. 9:30. Tomorrow—JESS off as speare whipped it “Romeo and If every one wants to think that “FAUST” * Tomor.—Double Feature—Mat. 2 P M. BARKER in "GIRL ON THE SPOT Corliss visited the obstetrician for Sffi TOM CONWAY in FALCON IN HOLLY- and LON CHANEY in "PILLOW OF | | WOOD." ANDREWS SISTERS in HER DEATH.”_ reasons rather than as a f NINO NINO ± FULL CORPS J Bladensburg Boad at personal * * LUCKY NIGHT.” 56,2 NW- Where and When companion of her girl friend, well, MARTINI RUISI 4a RALLET J K AVALON the | HIPPODROME <&"• Peace Crests that’s just unfortunate. It may I Larga Symphonic Orohaitra con* I: Today Only—PHYLLIS THAXTER. Current Theater Attractions to the Archer Doors Open 1:45—2 Hits EDMUND GWEN in "BEWITCHED." bring tragedy pleasant l 4vcta4 by Olutappa Banbetehak I: Russian Dialogue. English Titles at 6:35. 8:10. 9:55. Tomorrow— and Time of porch, but Corliss’ problem is a clear SNOW CONCERT BUREAU (Cm.Wl'it T Russia's Greatest Musical Masterpiece. CHARLES LAUGHTON in "CAPTAIN Showing f KIDD one, a cut-and-dried choice between fl 1101 O II. N.W. Til. REpnMln 4433 ft “TANYA.” S Use- 645 right and wrong. She made a solemn Fun-packed Romance. AVE. National—"You Touched Me!": GRAND £•££.«• vow in blood not to reveal her I TWO RUSSIAN “Adventure in Bokhara.” 8:30 p.m. p/ALOGUE HfTSI Today Only—ABBOTT & COSTELLO brother's marriage and she cannot Plus Up-to-the-Mlnute News. in "HOLLYWOOD. at 6 30. 8 05.

Screen. ----- 9:45. Tomorrow—JUDY CANOVA in break it, no matter what happens. to of Dim#* ■ Girls”: 11 Givo tho March "HIT THE HAY" and SIDNEY TOLER Capitol—"The Harvey does as in "THE RED DRAGON Plenty happen, you might rrilTSF UU Seminary Rd., Alex., a.m., 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 9:55 p.m. not bbHIKlIs imagine, only to Corliss, but to ronvc Va. (Foirlington, Va.) shown: 6:25 and COLONY Stage 12:55, 3:40, various innocent people she involves. DtOKH TITLES Phone Temple inotl for Information 9:10 p.m. [BOKHARA' Ample Free Parkins—Shows 7 and f> Today Only—EDWARD ARNOLD in * ♦ * * Were SAN ANTONIO." ERROL FLYNN THE HIDDEN EYE. at 6:15. 5 65. Columbia—"They Expend- ALEXIS 8MTTH 9:55. Tomorrow—Eddie BRACKEN able”: 10:45 a.m., 1:25, 4:05, 6:50 and Corliss is really quite a girl; one VERONICA LAKE in HOLD THAT 1901 14th N.W. Lbarge-Beepers Phone Falls Chr. 1555 9:35 of the most admirable CTBTr BLONDE p.m. photoplay DAUGHTER"_: plHICs Shows 7&9 Notionally Known Colored Stars seen a Earle—"Kiss and Tell”: 12:55, 3:05, heroines you have in long 'THAT NIGHT WITH YOU." FRAN- HONE Week Nirhli. 9:30-11:30-1:30 CHOT TONE. SUSANNA FOSTER ,23°RC 5:15, 7:30 and 9:45 p.m. time. And she is brought to the Last Day—IRENE DUNNE, ALEX- Sunder. 8:00-10:00-12:30 Hippodrome—"Tanya”: 3:30, 6:20 screen by Shirley Temple in that A Treat for the Entire ANDER KNOX in "OVER 21." at | Family. 6:25. 9:25. KIRBY GRANT in and 9:10 manner with which Miss has “““ Shows 7 4 9. THE LOOSE p.m. Temple BADMEN OF THE BORDER." at NUTS — Keith’s—“The Bells of St. endowed every cinema heroine she GOODWILL GUILD PRESENTS "TELL IT TO A STAR." "OLD BARN 8:10. Tomorrow GARY COOPER "Riot of Fun” Marys”: DANCE" in "SOUI43 AT SEA” and BOB 10:15 a.m., 12:35, 2:55, 5:15, 7:35 and STEELE in "TRIGGER LAW." MARGARET WATKINS 9:55 p.m. f~'... I “DELLA CHI ESA ARLIHGTOM ™ — SAVOY "Sophittieatrd Sonpt" Little “The Informer": 11:55 "SPANISH MAIN." MAUREEN 3030c1o4th49^NW- Today Only—J OHNNY Plus A1 Dunn’s Musical Bali-Hooers a.m., 2:20, 4:50, 7:15 and 9:45 p.m. SOPRANO OHARA, PAUL HENRIID. MACK —Chamber Music Guild——. BROWN in "LOST TRAIL." at 6:35. — IN A AT Cover, SOc Week N'iibtsi Metropolitan "San Antonio”: CONCERT WV1 CAM 1729 Wilson Blvd. 8:20. 19:05. Tomorrow—GEORGE 11:35 a.m., 2:05, 7:05 and 9:45 CONSTITUTION HALL The Great TTllsaUJV phone ox usa RAFT. CLAIRE TREVOR in "JOHNNY Sat.-Sun., *8c 4:35, AN p.m. "THAT NIGHT WITH YOU." FRAN- GEL/;_ ®244 Ga. Silver Pix—“You JAN. 31 8:30 P.M. LOTTE LEHMANN* CHOT TONE, SUSANNA FOSTER CPPfl Ave., Spring, Never Were Lovelier”: SH. 2540. Mail orders accepted if accompanied Constitution Hall—Feb. 12 3166 Wilson Blvd. Parking Space. 3:40, 6:55 and 10 pm. naaiunACRTAH Last Day—ZACHARY SCOTT. BETTY with stamped envelope. Tirket*—OOe. SI.20. tl.8A.S2.40. phon. OXford 1139 Palace—“Leave Her to Heaven”: Prices. *1.20. *1.80. *2.40. S3.AO FIELD in "THE SOUTHERNER.” at *3.00 "FIGHTING BILL CARSON." BUSTER 1 SNOW CONCERT BUREAU Talbert Ticket Bureau—Willard Betel Reservation 11:25 a.m., 2, 4:30, 7:05 and 9:40 pm. CRABBE. AL "FUZZY" ST. JOHN! -RIDERS OF THE DAWN.” at 8:10. 1108 G St. N.W. RE. 4433 NA. Trans-Lux—News and shorts. 8573 Cartoon. Tomorrow — B U 8 T E R * BUCKINGHAM CRABBE in 'BORDER BADMEN” Continuous from 1 p.m. and ROBERT LOWERY In "SEN8A- "SHE WOULDN’T SAY YES." ROSA- TION LIND RUSSELL. LEE HUNTERS."__ BOWMAN_ TAKflMA Oh i Butternut Sti. GLEBE Innulln GE 43,2. Parking Space J”Sx'Se“Si“’ Last Day—BUZ HENRY In "DANNY * Ample Free Parkinr. BOY.” at 6:15. 8:55. WILLIAM SPANISH MAIN." MAUREEN EYTHE. LLOYD NOLAN in "HOUSE mm O HARA. PAUL HENREID. ON 92nd STREET." at 7:20, 10 To- The Wizard of Mental I— morrow—RICHARD DIX in "VOICE Telepathy OF WHISTLER" and PHIL HARRIS In "I LOVE A assortment of FAIRLAWN AMUSEMENT BANDLEADER."_ COMPANY THEATERS YORK °° Av*'4 Qu*b«pl- n.w. Last Day—ABBOTT & COSTELLO in "HOLLYWOOD." at 6:15. 8. 9 45. ATLANTIC Tomorrow—WILD BILL ELLIOTT in sI’,; S°V "THE GREAT STAGECOACH ROB- YVONNE DE CARLO. ROD CAMERON BERY." in "FRONTIER GAL" (in Technicolor). At 6:16, 6. B:SO. THE VILLAGE *RE’/ CAPITOL Capi,H,Ho74hos'Md' Phone MI. 9227. Shows at 6:16 and 8:46—CHARLES “CAPTAIN KIDD,” BOYER. LAUREN BACALL in "COK- CHARLES LAUGHTON, RANDOLPH BOYS' FINGERTIP FIDENTIAL AGENT." Also Donald SCOTT. Duck. _ * 4 2931 E' NEWTON 12\ NNr,on GAIANTE CONGRESS NTRh°87oov’'S Equipped with hearing-aid phones. end PHIL HARRIS and ROCHESTER In "I LOVE A BANDLEADER.” At 6:40, “Radio Stars on Parade,” REVERSIBLES * LEON Am 8:20. 10. Also "CRIME DOESN’T PAY.” WALLY BROWN. ALAN CARNEY. PJUBIAWH JESSE THEATER Premier Dancers £“ «.X. ”**.*£: VAN JOHNSON, WALTER PIDGEON, Phone DU. 9861. LANA TURNER, GINGER ROGERS in Double Feature. . . Overcoat . . Topcoat Raincoat “RAGGED ANGELS.” Arp a^3#_raE_ waux,rf_: JOEL McCREA. ANDREA LEEDS. 2333 s E All Sizes 8 to 22 HIGHLAND “IN OLD MEXICO,” YVONNE DE CARLO. ROD CAMERON DUNCAN RENALDO. DONNA DAY. in "FRONTIER GAL" (in Technicolor). At 6:16, 8:06, 9:50. cyi VAII s«. & R. i. Av*. n.w! ■JlbVnn Phona NOrfh 9689. ~ Double Feature 4«tH APFY A Mass. Ava. N.W. AT Woodley 4600 “WEEK END THE MELVYN DOUGLAS, MERLE OBEROf • In "THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING." WALDORF,” VAN Feature: 1:40, :i:4o, 5:40. 7:45. 9:46 JOHNSON, GINGER ROGERS. Tomorrow—Special "'Old Clothes' “MAMA LOVES Show at 10:30 A.M PAPA,” TO $27.85 LEON ERROL. ELIZABETH RISDON. ATLAS 1331 H s,‘NE- AT-83tM THE VrniinM 3707 Mt. 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