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Theatrs Theaters The Passing Show I [HEEVENINGSTAR, Washington, D. C. Story Bought Busy Winner j’ SATURDAY. MAT 1L IWW ** A-11 HOLLYWOOD. HOLLYWOOD, j AIR CONDITIONED Those Gilbreths Are Back “Captain Gallant,” a story Kim Hunter. Academy Award , run sum tbmgit ihsmlA outlined by Director John Far- winner, who thought her acting . NATIONAL*NOW \ im hudmt f In an Agreeable Sequel row, has been bought by Hal career was washed up two years ! uio NOW *'•' r ...lllftin' 1 Wallis Productions. Novelist ! ! ago, has leading roles in three "America's First Theatre" Ma H Dm ll:M I.u By Joy Carmody James has been as- prompt curtain: Edmiston topflight films, “Anything Can Em. at ft:SO • Mat- Wcd.-Sat. t:SO That happy household of children begot by the authors of signed to work with Farrow on “Deadline, U. S. ictand Keyword pt»Made “Cheaper by the Dozen’’ is back in a sequel at the Palace Theater the development of the story, ] i Happen,” A.” and every one should be just as delighted as before. which deals with a sea captain 1 < and “A Streetcar Named De- M &hsl Merman These are good wholesome American Gilbreths and their trials jM| BP # Sijjfe-.. M and a career girl who works for sire,” for which she won her and triumphs, so broadly like those of every one else, are pleasant to an advertising agency. I “Oscar.” Miss Hunter also will benold on the screen. In the con-f Farrow, who recently com- star in Jose Ferrer’s forthcom- & mil, RICHA-D S'CallMeMadam'’M” EASTHAM fidenee born on the first film's ••BELI.ES pleted “Botany Bay” for Para- ing “The ON THEIR TOES.” a stage production. ALAN HEWITT • IUSSEII NYFt ITwentleth Century-Fox picture, produced mount, popularity. 20th Century-Fox has iby Samuel G. Engel, directed by Henry will also serve as direc- Chase.” Ferrer, a 1951 “Oscar” Music A Irfcs by IRVINGBERLIN squandered talent on this 'Levin. screenplay by Phoebe »nd Henry Km tor and co-producer of the Wal- ! winner, stars with Miss Hunter Book hr NOW AlO LINDSAY « RUS'EI ClOUfl film.] I Ephron. based on book by Frank B Gil- .^KiW'\ t r.rtcftd br GEOftGK ABBOTT Only conspicuous absentee in the ibreth. jr , and Ernestine Gilbreth Cftrey. mF lis production. in “Anything Can Happen.” OM(«f i Mvt.col Nvmkwt By JEROME BOBBINS Loretta I At the Palace. new work is Clifton Webb who The Ca*t. fathered the brood originally. Anne Gilbreth Jeanne Crain ' AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. As Mrs. Gilbreth Myrna Loy in life, so in the movie, he dies Martha Debra Paget Myrna Dr. Bob Grayson Jeffrey Hunter and leaves Loy with a Sam Harper . YOUNG Edward Arnold in myriad of dramatic problems. Tom Bracken Hoagy Carmichael igsaiip Ernestine Barbara Bates No woman could probably bear Frank Gilbreth Robert Arthur r m: Cousin Leora Verna Felton S, engagingly Bob Roddy MIIKWB Jfe, them more than Miss Gilbreth McCasklll -tnutHa w ma mk ruurn ee mpomtt urn IN Lily Gilbreth Carole Nugent MMUUtIONMNTr V'SW COtUMBM’S E^aula Loy. She not only holds the family Jane Gilbreth Tina Thompson A COLUMBIA PICTURE together against heavy economic Jack Gilbreth Teddy Driver KT.Km William Gilbreth Tommy Ivo Abo at Ambasadof Open 1 p.m. odds, she holds herself together Fred Gilbreth Jimmy Hunt • -MMODftAMiwci....mnAnoKAum .... Atom a tatw o» —u h—- THIEF OF DAMASCUS in the emotional cyclone Dan Gilbreth Anthony Sydea mm mmm, MocrmmoM, sixiat wwow an* mavnm ... —. TECmiICOLOIt irst D C Shooing | of Gil- A1 Lynch Martin Milner Winun VNf AAXfIAIIfMWHNOMOPM MU9f A MUTIAfM I breth family life. Martin Dykes Clay Randolph MAVtOM....* Jane (age 22) June Hedin T. Mm* So far as the screen is con- Franklyn Dykeg Robert Easton '-'. .HMlfck . jjy <:¦ Emily Cecil Weston ¦ ; I ~MION*S AMOM*nm MAX*OUATTOm OfONfWTM OUTVTAMMN* TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES cerned, she is the mother-of-the- Cab driver Syd Baylor WmSsm,. w «¦[ HR mmctom .... muk mutal tmimi .... wim ovmtomk o# iamcm an* uutAMnm ..., 7KI cunacdc tarn m a tMoatiN* ttQvma or year and deserving of such ' beauti- " 1723 Kino St. Alt*. 1443 r * tmmmtb an*m and mnnun* uuir nrm 1 daughters the ' i ¦ OEtbU Parking Spac. ful as Jeanne Crain, through tricks of newsreel jl ¦ N. T. —4 9m Paget and makers to the honest Gilbreth W BHELLEV WINTERS RICHARD WARNER BROS. THEATERS Debra Barbara Bates. ’‘tßi HUM*WITHCOMWfMBU MUO(NATION TOUCHn ON SOMf Os MI 0000 CONTE. "THE RAGING TIDE.” family Bk pmvmmonc outm* m im conpinm socwtt or «mant omur Va. For Imormalion Call REpubhc 080 b *** * beneath. n. r. nmw Memo, d & U,s,i ‘ The latest installment IKsEnl Belles on Their of the STILL POPULAR HERE—Helen Gahagan as star of “First VIRGINIA tri 6»3 3 Toes” is the dozen 'MAt 4 *****NMNCMAmruoc row AAAM*»- STEWART GRANGER. WENDELL AMBASSADOR Gilbreths' story is photo- Lady,” opening at the Gayety Monday, is still a on the 3 70. .51'. title of the latest Gilbreth favorite | LAMrNm ALe*. COREY. "THE WILD NORTH." Color Sr... .i'. i.i~. 7 »:4tl. saga.j graphed in Technicolor. Nothing by Ansco color. local scene. A healthy advance sale the comedy already is 1 j lU3I J Sailor Beware." Dean With that many offspring to deal for 1 4 iTJ Jerry less would capture the colorful chalked at the box Miss is I Vo HVnladl! Martin. Lewis. with, the screenscript could not] up office. Gahagan pictured here o’{ooo J :40. : I ii. "Taiwan ana ,i.e quality of the group, or the beauty I Phone CENTRE Fo,r^ Amazoi.s Johnny Wei-s.-muiter. Brenoa possibly lack for action. The prob- with Scott McKay, her leading man. MAP.LENE DIETRICH ARTHUR of the older daughters. - The i ADUiT»OMiT KENNEDY. "RANCHO NOTORIOUS." lem is rather to know which ac- homey by Tpchnkolor. landscape of the 20s also; Color AVE. GRAND Drummond." \\a* I tions to utilize and Director >:io; Henry | up well espe- Us CidStOU. 1 :50. 4:50. "Ma-ic Levin has wisely comes in the film, Carpel." Lucule Bail. ff:5Q. t;:10. o 30. been discriminat-! cially that red Stutz [ HEADER | SHIRLINGTON 1 ing in this. Bearcat. Hollywood Special, Double Feature "BANDIT QUEEN RrVPHI V H»n ch o Notorious." That should give today's hot- Alexandna-Arlington, •BUFFALO BILL IN TOMAHAWK bill*l Marlene Dietrich. Ar- thur Kennedy. ff:ffs. K;4o: • TERRITORY." " 0:05. Toe The stories he has chosen to rod set something I Green Glove Glenn Ford to think about, j ¦OR UII SNOW I Brooks, 4:35, Geraldine TONKA Matinee "The Wild I. 8:15. Also First Chap- accent are those of Mrs. Gil- it its 'information. CTKTr 1 PM. 1 Captain with homemade, cutdown Diary Granger tgr ol Video Serial Right an North." Stewart _ against poverty. All hk___ j ia lb breth's battle ruins. in exciting outdoor color. i Double Feature. "Fori PM VflTOsage." - 1p Rod Cameron. Daughter Anne’s romance with a ** * * By Sheilah Graham RDI lIirVAHMatinee m Jeff There Aren't Many AItLIHUIUn Chandler "Battle at Jane Nigh. ff:IO. 4:50. 7:35. Hilo; young Montclair (N. J.) doctor, Saturday Va. Apache Pass" in "Flight to Mars. Marguerite Chapman. summary: Howard HOLLYWOOD. Technicolor. Cameron Mitchell. 1. 3:40. ti:ffs. and adolescent Like Matinee" T P.M. "The -9 Ernistine’s roman- University’s recent short opera Rogers, 'Thief of Uni CAN " "Second Face." Ella Ginger smart cookie, VVlbiaUn Wild North Stewart rrNTR&Ileblllmtlg tic brush with a callow giant who hit, “The Lottery” will Granger exciting Raines. 12:35. 3:35. 6:35. ' be revived in outdoor color. 9:35; "Forced Landing." drives a Stutz Bearcat. The film's has shaved her picture price, Damascus' j Richard Ar- for one performance Monday R CUTAH Matinee PM. Double len. 11:30. 2:30. 5:30. 8:30. avail lun feature. "Cave of Out- recall of the Stutz Bearcat type night which is why she’s working so Church, " * “THE THIEF OF DAMASCUS." a mi Se Hornet.” Rod~Cam- at Arena Stage ... It is the Co- law's." and “Bomba and the Hidden miv " vULUll alone is something grateful lumbia picture produced by Sam Katz- City I eron 2:55. 6:15. 9:30; to be repertory company’s usual night regularly. tnan. directed by Will Jason screenplay "Branded." Alan Ladd, 1 :ffO. 4 :_4O._S. for. This hilarious by Robert E Kent At the Metropolitan ’rone PI rnr Matinee I P.M. Jeff " American is off .. The performance w ill be Ford was on one of j i gmM comic ortwf ULbOb Chandler. “Battle at KPAIWrnV "Sailor Beware Dean who T While John 1 The Cast. Apache Pass," in Technicolor. ¦abiVlVbVl Martin. Jerry Lewi*, 3, one never should have been followed by a symposium discus- f>:10, 7:15, 9:30, his regular Navy assignments, the Abu Andar Paul Henreid FERNANDEL f\ Dnrviupnm Matinee p.m". allowed to vanish. He was a card. sion led Owen Khalid . John Sutton THI HIM 1 prMM "Fort Os a g e.” Tech by Dodson and Sheherazade Jeff Donnell IN MfttTIIMICI oUI/lklnunAn Dean Martin. 1:15, 50, did the necessary dubbing- Jerry Beware,” rhim Cameron. 4:05. 6 ** * * studio Lewis in "Sailor _ Frederick Wilkerson of the How- Sinbad Lon Chaney j 9:40: "Flight to Mars.” Tech . Mar- Neela Elena Veriluco 1 P M guerlte Chapman. ff:3s. 5:20. 8:1 o. ard . his “What Price Glory.” On IPPrPßCnil’Matinee just faculty . Incidentally, in on wbf K blliaUll It was only of screen writ- Princess Zafir Helen Gilbert Marlene Dietrich “Two to Broadway.” Aladdin Robert Ciary Arlington-Falls Arthur Kennedy.
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