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Y$U)U/ C^Ic^Lccl^J^ Mr. Keaton's advantage. Mr. Hart plays in the old Abbott style, Keaton Turns loud and fast, with the niceties Buster Up pose of the bookie racket in his I have is yours.” ‘‘Except my of emotions being expressed Hollywood the Diary next picture, "Blood Money," with material,” gags Lahr. by varying between a moderate jyj Farce Lawford Cast in Garson Film Joe Newman. They start exposure (Released by North American Newsnanef a Hot Weather Alliance. Inc.) In a loud and a piercing shout, yell in August. ^ MacArthur scream. It's the right way to im- .- « 1 ■■■ By Sheilah Graham- By Harry Milton Berle and Bert Lahr AMUSEMENTS old farce John Cecil press an audience with something HOLLYWOOD. Strom (Ingrid Bergman's hus- _ "Three Men on a Horse,” that trusty by have a number in Leave a all "Always on here in Wash- like "Three Men on Horse," Peter Law- band' called her in New York four Holm and George Abbott, which first was set stage Greer Garson gets Them Laughing" called. "Broth- 'TOM W-2 SCREEN ClASSICJ! it makes everyone not returned last night. This time it is right, but ford as well as Amanda Blake, weeks ago and said. "What can I RAiMUm JEAN GAIIN in ington well over a decade ago, ers." There's a line, "Everything of so loud seem to be underplaying. do for Some had the Washington Theater Festival's Meridian Hill Park attraction who looks so much like Greer, for you?” prankster The Baker's Wife Grand Illusion a common t for a humid eve- Finding meeting Lon- called and left a message for him A.HU^I.Q-IQ the week and it probably is the proper sort of fare her “Mrs. Miniver” sequel in AMUSEMENTS 44c MAtH b P M is Director " and that not ground for the two re- to call Son.ia. "They do things ning. when you don’t want to do much but laugh very, don. The “something blue" LITTLE : : Alexander Kirkland’s own t prob- ceived at her not mar- like that all the time," sighs Sonja. strenuously. unexpected OSCAR WILD* Windermere’s lan IASI DAY The FULLER BRUSH MAN & SitlinR Pretty lem, but. it's a sale bet that * * * * S'Lady Certainly “Three Men on a movie comedian, an opportunity l>e riage to Buddy Fogelson was a Since won't arrive at a solution, maybe Ann Sothern and Andrea Leeds NaJif-uni ^ Horse” is less dated than Some to perform as a round actor. handkerchief dyed blue, from her Jiannl \ Brilliant Cavalcade ot the Viennese Operetta' a safe bet that he won't even try. gave Mrs. Kay Williams Spreckles x—&*■ bulwarks of summer is also presents at the same time mother. CRAIN CARROLL other light at of the cast,1 •He probably doesn't have to, since a terrific baby shower Roma- K xkB.'jL 0 \ stock. There is nothing peculiar a member original Hugh Marlowe, the new excit- L^BO^t Mr. noff's. entire back room was Operetta audiences an both Mr. Keaton and Hart The to the unworried 30's in the sight Teddy Hart, it gives ing discovery at 20th Century- SANP£RS-6RE£NE.’V) *i*co*.&.'.od.<[> 1332 CONN Av! are true to the in then- with ** •" *c*'»°44 the to watch two radi- comedy to next piled packages. rtnnnnt of three men trying to dope opportunity Fox, is going England THC »l« CONOITIONIO C»*» Horn | N fashion. Mr. Keaton fits it to Charles returns to the UUjJUIH and calling a bookie from a cally differing comedy styles. week to star with Richard Wid- Boyer races his which is sensi- PLAYHOUSE is as comedy style, bosom of his in to pm bar. “Three Men on a Horse.” in Mr. Keaton probably mark and Gene Tierney in “Night family, Holly- and h praters st isoo so-, 1 suit-1 and Mr. Hart it the able as in the role of the* ble, plays wood. He leaves France on the case you have forgotten or. never anyone and the City.” Hugh's wife. K. T. wants way he's been playing it for years, 21. bothered to learn, is about a mild- timid husband who only to! & <x Stevens, tells me she can't go with Queen Mary July which is sensible, too. GIRL—Yvonne tie has mannered composer of greeting write his Mother's Day verses and OUTDOOR him to London—she has to finish Singer Margaret Whiting Mr. Keaton often * * * * the title is for card verses, who is infallible at be left alone. Carlo plays half of her current movie, “Port of New lost 18 pounds and ready individual contri- BOB HOPE naming winning horses and is referred to as a dead-pan Mr. Keaton’s role in “Calamity Jane and York.” a fling at the movies. She is “S whoj a misnomer. butions to the old frolic falls^afoul of three admiring gam-1 comic, but this is range Sa?n Bass,” technicolor ad- Rhonda Fleming stars in "Mis- currently keeping company with uses for a from to the com- biers who try to make the most of That woeful mask he the very funny venture drama due Thursday sion for the General.” and from Jimmy Van Heusen. XUClLLE BALE He is hilarious in this great talent. face is anything but dead. True, pletely vulgar. at the Capitol. where I sit it looks like John Dennis O'Keefe stars in an ex- never varies, but it his of Erwin Trow- George Abbott has made money the expression impersonation Payne for the boy. This is a mil- .$moo Wmpits it is and so in his moment of drunken AMUSEMENTS out of even flimsier comedy no- is so tragic funny bridge is properly comic as the wife lion-dollar. technicolor picture for as (SORROWFUL JONES; tions than this one in his time funny it ij tragic. rebellion, which he tops with whose mild husband suddenly de- the two Bills—Pine and Thomas. is a fall as have seen on and there still are a lot of laughs Mr. Hart undoubtedly ideally funny you serts her and Howard Ledig makes Monty Clift is out of “Quar- ^isBBBnar' member a He is at "Three Men on a Horse.” cast as the more frenetic stage lately. funny Erwin's brother-in-law the kind tered because in City” Paramoun* NOW Open 10:45 * * * * the too, having a lot of other moments, too, but | of gambling trio, of a guy he'd have a right to cannot postpone the start of his since seen he sinks to the worst The present version of the farce originated the role and possible hate. “American Tragedy.” in taste when he resorts to at the open-air Meridian Hill considerable service it. getting Mr. Kirkland, in his direction, Joanne Dru and John Ireland for The contrast between the two, laughs the easy way by mauling theater is notable chiefly giv- has at least kept everybody mov-! now plan to be married in Neva- room. Js.wF-'ff veteran does not react to a blonde in a hotel Mr. Bjjti 1 TONIGHT/ Buster the always ing Keajon. however, ing at a goodly clip. Howard da, on the advice of her counsel. JUDY GARLAND Ktekland to do something FRANK MORGAN RAY BOLGCR OF 10005 ought Barker's impressionistic sets are Something to do with Joanne's SsoSrEpeObFIYNN CAST aoout that. BERT EAHR JACK HALEY to the demands of the ——- quite up getting her divorce there. On Stage o' ’NEW ADV.OF PON JUAN" The others in the cast approach not be 1 comedy, though they may WHIIE. WEST A McGINTY I WARN£R3 l94S-TECHNr0L0R'HlT!i|r "Three Men on a Horse" with up to taking the punishment some; Johnnie Johnston, Kathryn JACK NORTON varying degrees of enthusiasm, but of the players give them. Jm wit Grayson's husband, is a full- -THURSDiY-1 for the most part they do well by When I saw him ■CALAMITY JANE & SAM BASS'1 it. Thomas Gillen and Allen fledged producer. Coming Thursday Hartmans Here lunching at Lucey's with Thomas Celti by TECHNICOLOR Reisner do their best to keep up YVONNI Of CALI I) • HUWARU OUfl / “NOT WANTED” me are McGowan, they told they ■ ■ ■ ‘fr'rtt with Mr. Hart's pace as his two The Hartmans, Paul and Grace.' On the Stage / STORY OF AN UNWED MOTHER in business with "Man with My NIP NELSON horse-playing cronies and Marj- open a week's engagement tonight /M Face.” "We hope to get someone THE SMOOTHIES W orie Peterson, even if she does at the Olney Theater in their new 4j| like Dick Powell to be the star,” stumble over a line now and then, musical revue "Up To Now." Jack said Johnnie. a of a NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES abil uific Ka/ifid presents winning picture Albertson is featured in the pro-, TODAY'S Robert at the NOW Open 10:30 gambler's faithful blonde, who duction, which has been directed Paige, lunching same place, is just Back from vis- — hocks a bracelet with the same by Harry Herrmann and designed ■ Edward G. ROBINSON —SAM ROTH THEATERS 1 Glenn in Hous- WARNER RROS.' THEATERS good cheer with which she ac-' S. Music and iting McCarthy 1,,h ond N c Av*- to by Syrjala. lyrics r ARM IN A For Additional Information, Phone Don’t wait onother doy try B ton. and when I ask Bob if he will SUSAN HAYWARD tAnULlRH s E L, 3-4471, CO. 1300 a new one.
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