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Seeing Without Glasses AROUND THE Mr •«g THE BUNDAY STAR, Wa«hlngton. D. C. E-3 BRIDGE TABLE gj- OHM), MAY 11. Wig Chester Morris Is Happy to Get WO* (HU. Mf*SM*UTSS- Jonathan S RlnteU ISMIM C) paf.-kV..hf, **.( |:M At<lWh Andrews APR T~pf ”w. R.Smio-Dr Ttyl J ui* McHugh. no ,, ** Oman Dunlap • Richard ~rr* 9urk“ch.;!f’ &. WBL Major Events Wnleh 2 -Mr* Mart. Hilliard- Dr: ,.'S.?Jn 1 A?»i co,m - Voigt Tr . u#d wTih Mra. Jaamt l«». 2448 aisteenth pain. 7 8(1. Out of Rut in 'Ridiculous' Job Oarnrr-Harriet Orammar mm Kenaaad: J*m*a laiardt. D. By WILLIAMOLOVEB "For a while audiences aro OIIIN Datll.au Winner. Whiukar. Mr Md Mra Junta P aar Park 230 n Caaaaciieai; j Beginning Aartealtere; Richard CaUar-AI Ooade palra. 74* A AO. official mnln* says. Soon Blnch-Harye tnorliMPtfM Writer apt to be shocked." he Labar: Bette Moh- rooai. General Acaminllnt Oftoai AUaaaiHai (April am u,,. wil- lay Thomas palra. (1:3(1. am try, "But I from , Ha»Tu4. *T Wilaer Mania trim Rare ¦ NEW YORK—"Any «uy M v. can tell their By MARGARET L. FISHER special pair game will be held liam i H.nk.Mr. C W Plla. Maadar Mra JOB* Plateher-Mra wood drij» palra. 7 Odkeara* f" reaction they come to (Mat Ti Mr. Maraaret Chltianden- Atica Rob Into* Mra Otari. D. Wimia Flak, 1844 Twtnlr-Br.ii paints up that Special Wrlinr lot The Bur at 8:30 p m. for nonquallfler* Aliee Match tied Mra. Lillian •ynon-Hr, Laaehlnakl i who his face snd larger with MaatgamaryiGanrte understand the mean- Washington Bridge and others. Lt. Col. Jeanette Durkee-Nnrrhan Oormadn Mr. and Mra Prank WkDNKSDAV Bethesda. Wnmaii a Club sets is really kind of ridic- ing." The Aleaandrla JaaUr jta.tafai fran- Broarn Richard Cdhan-Poraai Mnni- of Beihtsda. Old Oanrtatawß ana ¦ I L*ague Blech and Mra. Robins are ca. Yonillnaon-Mra, Richard gtlrnl goaterp Raoama roadat individual ehtm- stages msjor dupli- (April •!*' Cast (April plan-m (flrai ulous." says Chester Morris. , And what has the play Andrea.: and oairer. Serrlre Club 291 tataloai HI Ales- cate contests within the co-chairmen. D. Meade Mi. Vauchn Chenlap iMay Ti Ma(_ James M Hrower-Capi Wallace aadrta. Belle Haeen Country Club. "Now take me. I never meant to him? Peebles. Jr., assist in ob- Mr. Jo Burgeea-Mra l)i* what liar. S Roaer.. B W Coaptr-R J Du- AiexandrW. palra. 7 45 Cheat. Gor- week. The 1938 WBL men's will Warrant O/tietr and Mra Lao* ftolt (May *i Dornthe Olaan-Art don Hotel naira. ,46 "I think it helped to < Davla-Harrp Caatraa- really liked this business." has and women's pair champion- taining partners EM. Blackwell Lander tyda LalOdr alenal terrelarlre. House Ofllra take me out of a rut," says 3-4008). Arl-Paai Mra Waldo Nlrhola- Flaetalri (April 301 David Ander- Bui i,i mt MP palra, 7 Plavfalr. “But," he added cheerfully. ships will begin Thursday at Raa Haiti. Rnh Srrk.r-tlarrr Hanoi ann-Y Bard (Mar 41 Capt and 1431 Harva.d, individual enam- Morris. ArHnatan: Mr and Mr. Harman Mr- Oeoree Polar ptonahlp (Anal vemonl. aula the Sheraton-Park. Results In Thursday’s Mi» Simon (lpth.r-D.rid Krupeaw C 7 43 "I Brew up in It and that is •• * * aula DeaafMNMlii Ida J Oond- Deaarlmenl aaaexllve dinina room. open winners game at WBL fol- RelheeOe U Co). Jaanette lfiarh- man-Rar Jona., Mary P. Braekan- GBA Building palra. 7 .in sort, born Into The annual pair Mr» R l.cmaa W.fii tied with Mra rtdaa-Jnhn Plrkerma THURSDAY Naaa. of like beinß Triumph low: June Hod«kin.-Mr| Amp. erring: (April Tharada; 8 Du. Moment of charity championship is Mr.Mili»rStanley Blteer 2*l Mrt Pont circle palra. 12 on walking- a family of acrobats—nobody Section A: Mary Som- ! Cheat: lAortl »«l namMt Oriffilh-Mra, art Taagmtr. ana Beidae Leagaa (ACBL uail). slated for May at the 1— Reaslev Dr C C MrDnnneU. Tom (May ever expects you to do any- One of the memorable 18 Rama (Mar 31 Mr. 21 Mrs. Carl Tatamar-Mr> ah. raion Park Holdl. man', and era-Michael Michael*. Stuart burrl.-Rok Martin Wnfaay, Reaa Lleberman- women, pair ehamplonahlpa (Aral moment* of this Broadway Sheraton-Park. Viola* Sunmar-U R c Call Mrt Oaorga MrConyllla thin* else." Dunlop-Dr. E. M. Short. CampbtU-Mniamln t. lessloni. 7 45 The star season occurs as the second Second and final aesaiun In O Thursday Naan: Mra Dnnlal O PRtDAY I vea VlKapa. 3000 Lea high, sta*e-screen-TV 3—J. E. Llllard-Martln Rossi, KoeardIckeon. Kohr-Mri Orare Robb way: pairs. 12 ,In Alaaaadrla. Art* says things act Dark at the Top pairs t'herr Huh: Mrt A O' Whlta- (*ectl«n palra. such with the of "The the men's and women s Mr*. Virginia Dye-Ralph McCulloch. lira, ft Walak: Al Mr and Mra Cameron, MP 743 ftarlld. eplomb of years of the Stairs” begins. wIU be held May 32. Ses- Hwar.-Mri p. fam.nda. Normar Ontihardl. Mra Virtlnla Apt fn*. 2440 aigiaenth: pure. bom 40 In Orcene. Oak AS: Mr. Helen Bannalt* Dra-Nalph Oraana rtaction Bi Mr. 7 43, Oarea. A Dupont rlrnlai pairs, performing spotlight. An actress appears at the p.m. Mra, t. Young Orifllth-C M Walkar. Mra pairs, al3 rayfag tlraat, 4IS the No- sions start at 7:45 B: J. J HarryJ%ranea Arlington: pairs. imagine stage. plays Section 1—Mrs. Edna ( aacrr.alaaal a.rr.urlr, Virginia Packard-Rlta Ltvt. North frying. 7 43. body could for a rear of the She Prise* to keep will be Grace ailver hprlng. 1.1001 Oenrlla ave- Evans-Mrs. Harry Siegel, Morrl.-Huh.rll C Jon... Mra. Calendar al Rrldaa open pair champlonehlp moment that Morris is actu- a piano, her back to the t -lone--Ellrebeth Fugate (eenla nue: lArtk awarded winner* and run- Lt. Col. Jeanette Blech- ¦Band: pprothv Aikln. Ton Bur- It Week session). 7:43 al’'' unhappy. audience, for a long minute. winning nt, grata Bloch-H P TODAY: Playfair. 14.71 Harvard ¦ATt'RDAY Agrlealtare. Apt. 109. nersup. Also, the tuilwell pain. "I'm ham enough love and walks Frank Holtzman. 3—Mrs. €140: Ulan MlUtr-MaU Solomon. 1.46 Oarea. a Dupont eir- 2440 Aimeenth. MP pairs, I Cbeae. to CHESTER MORRIS Then she turns pairs will gain a year's cus- Marianne Boschan-Mrs. Mrrtla Tlmmliu Maurice Hutta cle, pairs 7, Gordon Hotel palra. 7 4*. waleh. watch replays my speak. She Al- i (term: iMay 21 U. Col. Jeanttlr roMOKROW (.area. 8 Dupont circle 1739 Masaaeusetts palra. 743 to the of "Kind of Ridiculous" forward to al- tody of trophies now held by Stidham, old movies on television." he ways has to wait, the fred Mrs. T. M. for defenders Mr*. Jack Benn-Ht- Boyle-Mrs. Violet Zimmer. admits. audience halls her turnabout Roy Said quently turned into major Mrs. Hackett and In the non-winners game a thundering ovatiqn. • Break* Long Abtenre with Haddad Michael Michaels. Ernest Hliach-Jullui Jacob- hit. The actress is Eileen Heck- needing Currently Chester is star- WBL members part- ten snd Kathleen Benson- looking ert. the thin-faced lady •j»rs ring in the Broadway drama "For a year I kept of should contact Mr. and Mrs. D. Lyddane netted top vibrant voice who first spun Mr*. Barton Bledsoe (HO. ?"Blue Denim.” exhibiting all at Its box score and doing on scores. the gusto to success television. 4-2000. Ext. 411). that screen fans guest shots,” he ruefully re- is a scary,” Miss Federal Open Pairs recall from wav back when "It little WBL* seventh open pair say* swelling Ellen Miller The Josh Logan production calls. Heckert of the charity match get* under and Mathew engulfs is Morris’ first full-fledged "The moral is that In the acclaim which her way next Sunday at 12:30 Solomon are new custodians nightly. Ruth Trophy, , Broadway stint in over 25 theater you play any- at the Music Box p.m. Evening session starts of the Kathan should A specialist in emotional awarded Tuesday In the an- Stanley Warner Thultrs K B THEATERS PBIYE-a THEATERS years. thing they at 8:30 p.m. Sectional mas- want you to." nual open pair ACBL charity 4,39 M A"" The son of two famous per- roles Eileen can trace her ter point awards will be niCHßiaunNaeARTHUR A special casting problem career rise in the response match sponsored by Federal AMBASSADOR ""rVhV NW |M 2 4400 QUEERS CHAPEL formers, William Morris and given. Fees are f 2 per player Thomaa Mann's "THE CONFES- Ager Rd. al Ha ml Isa W. was occasioned by the 38 which has Bridge League. 2 —Ervin CO. A-AaMM. "CHASE A CROOKED SIONS OF FELIX KRULL." at I 94.. Etta Hawkins. Chester bowed met her consecu- each session, proceeds to go Anne Baxter, Richard Hvattvvllle. Md., WA. 7-2HM. "Boston Blackle” whoodunits tive Broadway assignments. Kemson-Tom Burris. 3—Mrs. fHADOW.”odd. 1:20. OS. 5:26. 7:26 9 30 2:05. Area's Largest and Finest Drive- onstage as a stripling of 17, to the American Cancer So- I |PPY 4(13 Mai. Art WO 4 4400 In 1 heater and Refreshment filmed. G. Fletcher-Virglnia d-idna *** later performed that Morris In "Picnic." she remem- Any ACBL member John ; | I||l|| wo. ft— Park too Cafeteria. atrletly dapervlaed under the " ciety.
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