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Hollywoodghg World of Suzi Wong.” Mr. THE EVENING STAR I feels Town's Movie Mason sentimental about THIS SUNr—3:OO P.M. 808 MAYINH.TOMMY 2 9.M. WasAingtpn, D. C. B-13 oriental girls who get emotion- IN CONSTITUTION HALL Friday, March It, 1960 SNEAK "A Maier Statement . Fascinating!" ally entangled with handsome Carmody. Star westerners. VIENNA Tearful Tale "Our Finest Dramatist . Sterling PREVUE . HOLLYWOODgHg This time the girl is played playing." ON PARADE Coe, Post By SHEILAH GRAHAM by Yoke Tanl, her suitor by "You should . depth and Exclusive Os Love of 60 from Austria go HSKj Awry Dirk Bogarde. They “farr in Company TONIGHT fascination." AAarchot, Waltzes, Folk Songs by th« DonnoUy, New, Washington Premiere rove” when they meet in a Deutschmeister Band, Chorus end So- "THB WIND CANNOT RIAD." * loists, Ensembles and —JKMHIi 20th Century. Fox releu* of * Rank wartime intelligence school String Leading AT 8:30 P.M. 2nd RECORD Organisation production, produced by where she .teaches Japanese Dancers of the Vienna State Opera Ralph Thoma, and Bettr X. Box. Ballot • directed by Thomas, music by Anaelo and he is a student attracted GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE PIUS BREAKING WK. Another for Muni Lavasnlno. screenplay by Richard Ma- son from his novel. In color at the by the sadness in. not the al- Town Theater. HAYES CONCERT BUREAU HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Os- I Montevecchl, "seven hours a mond shape of, her eyes. (in Compb.ll'.) 110 S G St. N.W. A “NEW 1 V QulnJ** NAtional 1-7111 SMnwsy Fiune Jy-'- Paul Muni will be of discipline and Michael Bogarde The romance is beset by the car-nominee day ballet, "Sabby" IBuluklBam Yoko Tanl Lewis the Fenwick . Ronald usual vissicitudes and the fur- *TA interested to learn that Colum- diet.” It all resulted in “unr 2', John Truer MOSTAR-5. ther one that "Sabby,” Bo- role in "Bachelors The Brigadier Anthony Buehell as IN unique .' bia has optioned Louis M. Hey- leading lady Henrv MAGNIFICENT COLORI Lieutenant Nakamura Okawa calls the hav- Bahadur Marne Maitland garde girl, keeps STYLE ward’s “Grandpa and the at with Tab Hunter, Je- Ferfs. Large” Lamb Michael Medwin ing these terrific headaches. one-ho If hour earlier for this oloy Girls,” and Philip Waxman Hobson Richard Leech only—Tues, through Sat.. 8 p.m. OF LIVING, / rome Cowan and Dick Erdman. Moss No mere migraine these but a Anthony Water Sun 7 p.m. Sot. Mat. 2 p.m. will produce it—if Paul gives Itsuml Ban Second Annual It 9 And Liliane is hoping her new Tadashi Ikeda brain tumor which even the Boz ot/ice open today 'til the ... And, strike Corporal Morl Yotchi Matsue Phono orderi aecevtod tor ell per/,. “go” signal. The Doctor layman in the audience WASHINGTON cook will back boy-friend Donald Pleasence can or no strike, Sir Laurence Oli- bring First Nurse Jov Michael A PARAMOUNT RELEASE Second diagnose all the way from the “William the Dr. Rex Ross. Nurse Avice Landone vier plans to play back of the theater. JAZZ JUBILEE Conqueror,” late this spring in Ingrid Bergman will have tkans-IuxPLAYHOUSE It would be unfair to deny This rove, you can see, is Irr- Benef i t of Yugoslavia. Southeast Neighborhood House (UGF) ISTH a H her husband Lars Schmidt as that "The Wind Cannot Read” fated. That, once seen, makes ST. ST. S-BSM “Greenwillow” star Tony Per- associate producer of her next at the Town theatre is with- the rest of the picture rather kins explains the difference be- out its special impact. durr. j. c. tween working on Broadway film, "Time on My Hands,” Unfortnuately, this is the and in Hollywood: “For the from the Francoise Sagan limited one of leaving the vul- screen, you can't tell whether' novel, “Aimez-Vous Brahms.” I nerable haunted First r "Tlirwiuir faauua J2l .im a j4*vZ|a.» *»• «0 »t spectator by dkjafviMT Washington s on you're good or bad, until it’s I >»«>« Cjacti »|* rine.A»J.U ujrt a cmpu blvo. hope they will be luckier than the problem the Japanese have R Showing , too late.” gg s with the letter “1.” On the Jt3-9500^)>WA7.29”ftSi*^r^?', • • when she combined talents Jap- •• with, [TRIPLE FEATURE SHOW AT anese vocal chords this becomes both THEATRES!" Jayne Mansfield arrived in husband Roberto Ros- H ~~ previous “r” YOU an and for days after see- STRANGE NEVER SEE AHOTHEH MOTION FICTME IfYOUILIFE Rome and her villa on the Ap- sellini. He nearly ruined In- ing the picture, this reviewer and hi* ORCHESTRA pian Way to learn that her grid’s career with “Stromboll.” LANDS! found himself humming: "¦SgTHE BIG6EST STORY QFOUR TIME! “Too Hot to Handle” movie »* • * ( "Poor Butterfry, featuring has finally received an okay Rex Harrison and Doris Day Neath the brossoms waiting. JOE WILLIAMS ww from the British censors, but .will be British actress joined by Poor Butterfry, with an X rating—for adults Anne Heywood in their movie JOHN EATON Eniemble For she roved him so.” At . is a only . Jayne partner for Universal-International. WILLIE SMITH 7105-9:15-11:30 Actually the theme of "The "Th. u.. with her husband in Hargitay Anne, who recently wed Amer- Wind Cannot Read” is very Presidential Arms, Plot Limited—a body-building busi- ican producer Raymond Stross, much the same as that of 1340 G Street N.W. AHDERSON ness. Both have the bodies to is under contract to the J. ‘COVER GIRL KILLERS” Poor Butterfry’s experience. It , prove it. Arthur Rank She is March 21, 1960—1:30 p.m. company. is the AT Sandra 17 work, both original 6:00—8:10—10:25 Dee, years old, is delighted at the chance to work Tickets: novel and screenplay, of Rich- Super Music City, 1350 F St. MacMURRAY -HCSTON ¦ REED-TdALfi*. a knockout in New York in her Iin Hollywood. N.W., Fuller Cosmetics, 11th end You stanton art theatre ard Mason who got started on Sts. N.W , GAG Radio A Television nr-cam. “white-winter-blue” $12,000 Harold Lloyd, jr„pulled out Minn. or his East-West phase with "The Shop, 4059 Ave. N.E. call HORIZONS cyy SWupili 18th Just Abovt R. I. Avg. N.E. Sandra is or mink coat. east to of "College Confidential” in a JO. 2-4450, LI. 6 9222 for infor- mation. kmplt Forking LA. 6-6099 her Russian "Snow publicize huff. "My part was cut to Price, $5.00, $7.50 end $lO.OO Queen” feature-length car- nothing, so I left,” he said. toon character film . “Lara- . Manager Lorraine Bendix— j mie” John Smith be TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. SHARP star will Bill’s daughter—has Harold when the actors, Matinees: Tomorrow & Sunday, 2 j happy screen booked for some club dates in p.m. because he go back to work, ; Beverly Hills and Palm Springs. SEATS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE RESERVED •• can't marry fiancee Luana Pat-' m rW t ii. It's always tough to be a junior BY MAIL OR .RHONE ME. 8-6415 ten until her she completes But sister of out of Lirt ¦ • I. Peggy Lloyd •attar Choice Seats Monday thru "Thursday i Metro "Go Naked in the 1 movie, to be seems always tolling—- Boaoffica Open Today NOMINATED 80 ouT World.” For 12 I k JjY* "half days at Caprlccio’s. a 10 am. i* 9:15 o.<¦> ACADEMY AWABDS f *» ? » W A man's on the and shop strip, A METRO-GOLDWYTi MAYER Earl Holliman is another ac- television. I’ve just done ‘Di- tor hit by the strike. He has vorce Court,’ ‘Traffic Court,’ WYLER three months free from his ‘Small Claims Court' and ‘A. " wmun tbutpu |[~MiTC-ni txutim “Hotel de Paris” series and was Day in Court,’ she told me. aiming to spend them in Elia *“ —— Kazen's "Splendor in the I MMW --a he'll have in a 2001 ' Grass." But to pass foolish musical fable. Ms Dmlt H*r- Arlington free-wheeling, per- - TAIRI: aphony W th. 14th Snwt it up if the film is stymied. i "ON THE BEACH”—Dramatic story of the world’* last Oyy *aS ’ Stevens, THE Inger looking hap- whimper, after a totally-destructive nuclear war. ON BEACH pier and very slim, is back in “OPERATION PETTICOAT”—Cary Grant a. a sub .kipper * Hollywood for a “Zane Grey A TALE OF TMB CHRIST plagued by a visitation of girls. Hgu.." *t 7:o« 3 -rebel set.” oreoo . .. with Dick TECHNICOLOR* PA Theater” segment CAMERA «S “A STREETCAR NAMED DESlRE”—Elizabeth Taylor sizzles BILLSIDE DBIVE-IB PowelL Said Inger, “It’s called KHtouit of raKti axo fi«ioiuiucti in the turbulent Tennessee Williams s tlfB B drama. 6200 Moriboro Pk* re. 6-2166 ——— essSßf »'•« ‘Calico —l'm the bait with * T Bait “SUMMERTIME"—Katharine a W ™ ,rMt* Hepburn cuts merry caper on A * WARNER mason in IFT nurv an* sitm Robert Culp hunting me.” In- the prowl for romance in vern**’ LEE HWT.’ARL. BLVD. 13,h ‘ e • Me 14425 photogenic Venice. Jules is in love, but won’t reveal “TOBY •« ger I TYLER”—A small boy has fun in the circus, a Disney “Journey to the Center I J Cww, a Fairfax Cir. 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