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Candlelight Offers THE EVENING STAR am., 1:15, 3:20, 5:30, 7:40 A-12 ,11:05 i Trans-Lux "Strangers COLUMBIA PCTURES amm Washington, D. C. and 9:50 p.m. When We Meet”; 11 Amusements a.m.. 1:05, KIRK KIM Tuesday, Ju/y 26, 1960 WH£K£ MacArthur— “l’m All Right 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:45 p.m/ 8 and 9:55 Jack”; 6:10, p.m. Uptown—"Can Can”; 8:30 Douglas Novak 4ND WH£N Metropolitan "The Lost p.m. ERNIE BARMRA the passing 1 show World ”; 11:50 am., 1:50, 3:45, Current Theater Attractions Warner— “Ben Hur”; 1 and 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45 p.m. Kovacs-Rush and Time of Showing 8 p.m. Ontario—“Portrait inBlack”; Offers 1, 3:05, 5:15, 7:25 and 9:35 p.m. Strangers Candlelight Stage Palace “Pollyanna”; 11:30 Wh«i B fl National—“My Fair Lady”; i a m.. 2. 4:30, 7:05 and 9:35 p.m. 'Golden 8:30 p.m. Playhouse "Pillow Talk"; LAST 2 DA YS WeMeet Fleecing' Candlelight Playhouse—“ The 12, 3:10, 6:30 and 9:35 p.m. "Sapphire”; 4:55 and 8:10 ADD ' C nemiScopa Golden Fleecing”; 8:45 p.m. 1:40, By HARRY MacARTHVR EASTMAN COLOR Carter Barron p.m. Star BtaH Writer Amphitheater QUIET ‘X J ABRYNA-OUINS Plaza —“For Members Only”; A vL, The search for innocuous "Wonderful Town"; 8:30 p.m. fc Production summer entertainment has 11:45 am., 1:15, 2:40, 4:25, flows brought Candlelight Playhouse to a moderate farce of fairly Olney “The Skin of Our air ( 6:10. 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. THE DOD WL i. coion conditioned recent vintage Teeth”; 8:30 titled "The Golden Fleecing.” Or, to put it more p.m. Town "The 39 Steps”; 12,, ***¦ ,l‘“ precisely, it has brought “The Golden Fleecing” to Candlelight linieetie* 4* TRANS-LUX Screen 1:45, 3:30, 5:20, 7:05, 8:55 and UUfltinitin MH. ivt a Hl, Mm ItfUt Playhouse. This is a affair that a somewhat lightweight was 10:40 H less p.m. I STARTS FRIDAY “RUE » Pißirl 14TH • IT. DI. 77« M than sensational success in the Broadway original and Ambassado r—“The Lost deserved it. World”; 1:15, 3:20, 5:20, 7:30 It does, however, have ample laughs to brighten the inter- and 9:30 p.m. missions - between the food and, Apex “Brigadoon”; 1:15, JI drink at our theater res- ‘ GOLDEN FLEECING.’’ a comedy TrifUif’o unnuDftDunMr only 3:15, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:35 p.m. I tn three acts by Lorenzo Semple, jr., if more \ May j nrlhflnllKillillw taurant. It is played with en- and —it x produced by William Pullinsi Capitol “Bells Are Ring- I directed William Penn with sets °UT °F LIFB thusiasm by all involved and by ' designed by Tony d’Angelo. At the ing”; 11:40 am., 2:10, 4:40, L'* ' ) S with skill, too, by some of them. Candlelight Playhouse. 7:10 and 9:40 p.m. Bin Penn, who directed, ob- The Cast PergieConrad Fowked And Flows viously knows how to resort to I JuMe Elaine Zeller Dupont—“ Quiet Jake Crane Jackson the Don”; 1:10, 3:15, 5:20, 7:30 speed and volume when a play- Admiral Fitch Richard Dix Conforti and 9:35 p.m. wright needs help and there are . Taylor Gino Ben Dane Warner times here when Lorenzo Sem- Beau Archie Mulligan Keiths— “The Apartment”; Films of More Than Routine Merit I Ann Knutsen Dena u.io.<n DBIVE IN THEATERS ple. jr., who wrote this, needs • Porter John Dlgnon “ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FlNN”—Entertaining if help. ; Pete Sy Travers not film of the Mark Twain story. Waiter Rock Christopher especially lively One that “ANATOMY OF A MURDER”—James PALMER DRIVE-IN thing must be said [ fl ' ¦.fl Stewart and Lee Remick of “The Golden is, in a candid, suspenseful courtroom drama. Rt. 704, George Palmer Highway Fleecing” "down there? A pretty daughter, SP. 3-5155. “AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS”—Cantinflas a KARTOONS. 8:45: ’ naturally. tops Joy Carmody, droma editor of The TONY CURTIS and DEBBIE star-filled cast in Mike Todd’s fun-flUed show. RAT RACE” And who off the elevator REYNOLDS. “THE Star, is on vacation. His column gets Evs«. 8:30—Mot». Wsd, 2, Sots. 2:30 (Tech. i. 8:52: VINCENT PRICE. “THE FIVE Kaye in a at the floor and wanders PENNIES”—Danny heart-warming en- “THE TINGLER." 10:55. will be resumed on his return. wrong tertainment based on the life of Red Nichols. into the clutches of the care- it is “MAN ON A STRlNG”—Suspense melodrama based on Boris that a work definitely of free lieutenant who prefers ad- Gino Conforti is of the Rt. 1 one Naval types en- E. W. LOEW’S SO. 8-8722 its time. No earlier Morros* account of his years as a counterspy. period could I mirals’ daughters to admirals in a gaged plot to beat the roulette wheel at "OUR MAN MT. VERNON OPEN AIR have a in IN HAVANA”—AIec Guinness, Maureen O’Hara in produced comedy i any day? You’re asking? Okay, a Venice Box Office Open 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Richmond casino in “The Golden a Hwy.—South of Alex. which the Fleecing,” tongue-in-cheek spoof of international espionage. one of central char- but don’t ask for any more the which “SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER” Children Free. Free Playground. acters is comedy opened last night at Tennessee Williams drama, a monster electronic ' lurid details. JI/CHHI J*™ “GOLIATH well-played by Katharine Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor. AND THE computer. ** * * Candlelight Playhouse. BARBARIANS” ?• • * it launched Once they get At 9. Mr. Semple's farce, as a and up to speed—a somewhat Stanley Warner Theaters Louis Bernheimer’s Thaaien “FIVE BRANDED matter of fact, has the look : laborious process—the Candle- Are All Air Conditioned WOMEN” and sound of that and Conrad Fowkes and Crane VTTT ACT DU. 7 5351 something ; light cast makes VILLAUK At Playhouse nO7 R | Av, N f 10:45. might have been turned out by Jackson are amiable enough as Tryouts Begin [/‘The Golden Fleecing” a gen- AMBASSABOB ANTON DIFFRING. "CIRCUS OF the 6:14. an electronic computer. It officer and scientist em- for the HORRORS." 9:36; WALTER -1 erally amusing affair. Dena , Tryouts McLean Com- AUO VYAMING Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’a “THE "FORBIDDEN PLANET.” would be You into barked their casino LOST WORLD.” Michael Rennie. PIDGEON. simple. feed ''Dietrich, for makes on bank- 7:44. QUEENS CHAPEL instance, munity Theater production of CHARLES HUGH Jill St. John, Claude Rains. 1:15, its bank all the Broad- breaking memory the most of her role the project. I 3:20. 5:20. 7:30. 9:30 NrwTna i* 9-135?. 12th st. Ager Rd. at Hamilton (off Queen* as girl ; “Arsenic and Old Lace” will HLHIUn way farces ever written. Then be VICTOR DEMPSTER AVAI AN wo - *-2*oo N.E. Bat. Mich, aR. I. Chapel Rd.), W. Hyatts. Min«. From ' from the scientist’s past who AlTflAeUn ORSON 5612 Conn. Av«. WELLES. "CRACK IN THE Sil. Spg. and_pL_C_WA. 7-2900 — N.W. you feed the electronic brain a CASTING NOTES Sydney held at 8 o’clock tonight and MIRROR." 6:00. 9:23; GLENN would to be of his Matinee Today. “AROUND THE You Had to Move Fast and 1 prefer pres- FORD. "THE FASTEST comedy situation and ask it Walker, the Mr. Antrobus of NO PHONE ORDERS . WORLD IN 80 David GUN True to in This the stock sardonic tomorrow at the McLean (Va.) ! DAYS.” ALIVE." 7:37. Stay Alive fs Niven. Cantinflas. 5:00. 8:30. what is most likely to happen 'jent. Olney Theater’s current “The! Seats available 1:30. “THE RAT RACE” type, but Miss Dietrich gives High School auditorium. Bev- most performances ¦Note Early Startinf Time of Fea- VFRlfflN 9-2424. 3707 Mt. next. this and [ Skin of Our P.M. ture for Last Show. VtnflUn Tony Curtis. Debbie Reynold® Keep repeating Teeth,” has his fall i erly Skrinak will direct the 8 Curtain Final Performance v„non Ave AUx Vo ‘ her some freshness by knowing in Color. 9:()<> Only. you get well, whether he set. He has been 3 RFVFRY V LI. 3-3300. 15th & F EDDIE HODGES. “ADVENTURES project just ; play, set for August 19, 20, 26 Sept. DteVliliLT OF Adult how to read those dry and Sll N E Free Parking HUCKLEBERRY FINN." 6:14. Entertainment used a or his own L , advised that he's a 9:28: REX Bold and Provocative computer cast mem- i and 27. THE RAT REASON “MIRACLE lines. • RACE.” Tony Curtis. OF THE FRANK SINATRA. private bank, Mr. faintly bitter comedy ber HILLS," 8:01. KIM NOVAK, memory in “Beckett,” the Laurence 0:15. 9:30: “THE LAST MILE.” “THE MAN ’ Richard Dix, last in uniform TONITE 8:30 THRU JULY 31 Mickey Rooney. 8:10. WITH Semple got “The Golden Olivier-Anthony Quinn Broad- = FE 3-6055. 2324 Wis. around here in Arena’s "Caine rAYVFRTUALTLIi1 * THE GOLDEN ARM” Fleecing.”' way enterprise for this coming Ave N w Frw Porking I Court At 10:50 The plot of this affair . Mutiny Martial,” cuts Fun. “IMITATION ROTH'S THEATERS cen- . Hours of autumn. Barry Newman, Ford. Red But- Open 7:30, Child. Under 12 Free a , | quite a comic figure, too, as the (EXCEPT MONDAYS) GENERAL.” Glenn ters on scheme contrived by featured cast member in "Won- WASHINGTON'S tons.
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