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the National Association for the THE EVENING STAR Town Condemns Advancement of Colored Washington, 0. C., ftiiay, March 13, 1959 A-31 Whisky Fatal to Youth; People. Negro's Home Earlier last week,/the council borough officials or from Mr. attempting to help buyers faced HH HOLLYWOOD PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 13 denied Mr. Raymond a permit! ; Raymond. He bought the house: by racial or religious dlscriml- Drank Fifth on a Bet (AP).—A home and a lot pur- to repair damage caused by fire for 611.500 through an agency | nation. -to the frame building shortly : called I By SHEILAH GRAHAM 9 chased by a Negro in the all- Friends Suburban Hous-i accepted young mqve KANSAS CITY. Mar. 13 (AP>.|| had Lea’s bet Rutledge before he was to in. Arson ing. Inc., of nearby Ardmore. —A 17-year-old youth last he could drink fifth white suburb of have suspected blase, died {that a of by the was In the but It was described as an agency night after making a $lO wager ; liquor less min- been condemned Bor- marshals given "Lover'* Question" in than five ough Council, says the fire have no ‘Clyde * he could drink a fifth of utes. which ruling. Honeymoon in England whisky in less than five min- property is needed for munici- Mr. Barber said in his state- < pal use. There was no comment from McPHATTER utes. the Lea youth i HOLLYWOOD, (NANA). I tells me he found Havana i ment that then!; The action; Jess C. Lea, Jr., Kansas city, 1 opened the bottle and “he took council taken at without waiting for his April 1 i much quieter this year than died a few hours after the in- j an unannounced meeting last "Charlie Brown" date at the Tropicana. Eddie ! last—“but people are going out body I about three-fourths of it down Friday, yester- ‘The cldent. His was found in ! 1 without taking It from his became known Fisher has already established i more at night; they have more the car another youth with day. The two-story home is of 1 mouth." residence in Las Vegas to give i confidence. Under the previous whom he had made the bet. owned by George T. Raymond. COASTIRS him the six weeks required be- i regime, they couldn’t trust the Beeler, acting “He put it down and said Tl Marlon chief of ” 1 head of the Chester branch of 'police.’’ walling pretty good,’ Prince Chorming of Taps fore he can marry Elisabeth!! He found no police at suburban Raytown, feel Mr. Barber ! Taylor. Her trip to England >! for the deposed Batista. added. "Then he smoked a * said police are holding two TOM'W Bunny Briggs to film “Suddenly Sum-! “I am used to doing my youths for cigarette and we talked a little I MAT. 2:30 Last older Investigation. " own writes Gordon "O'Ccuty'i graotait ploy UHDE G : nmor on the Keys mer" will be In the nature of a 1 stunts.” He said Harold L. Barber. 20. and then he killed it.” Mr. Carmody, soim - Star • * honeymoon for the new Mr. and |!<Tarzan> Scott from darkest and James H. Yates. 22, had Barber estimated the time as] Nino Simone Mrs. Fisher. Africa where he is starring in signed statements about the less than five minutes. GARLAND l hit 10-pc. orch I llII ( Funsters at Large The Jayne Mansfleld-Mlekey "Tarzan’s Greatest Adventure." bizarre wager. Mr. Barber and Mr. Yates II 11 1 here really fight. Ftoturtd Enttrtoi nan f * & Hargitay baby is obviously go- j"but I have to Mr. Beeler said Mr.. Yates said they then drove to Ray- ! • Freddie Flo ing to be a giant. At twojAnd If the scene is on the edge and Mr. Barber related they town where they left young Lea Club a drop, they ? Rick Henderson's Orch. months, the male charmer of1 sheer find me . in the car because he was flNoniil W . spot top weighs In 16 pounds -he slippriest on of “groggy.” SVrRS# Waldorf at Bor offita op«n todoy 10 til 9 1 t 1 Week—Opens Todoy it. We long hours, occoptod • Lady Adele Beatty’s date with work seven Mr. Barber found the Lea Phono or dor» for oil pat ft. • Casino -1^ days a week with no youth j j» Featuring: F York supports breaks.’’; Yale Snowballs dead when he Aly Khan In New returned an U. $. 301 what I stated on her arrival Gordon signs himself. “Bruised to the car a few hours later, . • Vft Woiy/iM ” f Waldorf, Charles I { here—that she not come Actor He should be in London Bring In Police i did 26tth and 0 Sis. N.W. ME. 1-47*0 County Maryland | to this country to purswoo now for four weeks of indoor NEW HAVEIN. Conn.. Mar. | NO. 7-3000 7& T, N.W. Frank Sinatra and it was mere: shooting Wife Vera Miles is 1 13 «AP>. About 300 Yale concidence that they happened Joining him. students had a brief fling last ’/ANJOHNSON | * * * * v to be in Palm Springs and night. It lasted until one of again in Florida at the same Another 80 days of shooting ; flung a snowball at a * l them j | m JB \ I O 81 i» ILjljaIllrUf11111 if " ()u/iy time. for “Spartacus." but things i "jo*- —-n. MONE ** * * seem quieter with Kirk Doug- The students were gathered a aim Reason for the delay j las, Charles Laughton and I near the campus throwing in the marriage of Brigitte Laurence Olivier. They all I snowballs at* motorists, police Bardot and Sascha Dlstel would own percentages—and delays i said. Motorists stopped, police seem to be Jaeqaes Charrter—- add to the cost of the picture, . arrived, and someone beaned' TBSNM.UX ',’, ,U one of Brig's co-stars in “Bab- budgeted at 86.000.000. a cop. What happened The Eight, patrol . ever to cars ette Goes to War." . And Jaifr result: WINELAND THEATERS DBIYEIN THEATEBS Diana Dors will wed comedian Powell’s movie career? Jane ! and paddy wago\s arrived, Films of More Than Routfne Merit Army « any Vegas made millions for Metro with i and at least 21 students were' "AT WAR WITH THE ARMY”—And the is no match anr lIRIVF IH 7100 Indian Hd I>,i r msw-c cn a Dickie Dawson in Las Martin-Jerry C charged peace. for the old Dean Lewis comedy team. , « *J,«» MT when she sings for her supper "Beven Brides for Seven Broth- with breach of IFALSTAFF ? VERHOIIDPPM AIB nothing lm- persons—three ’’AUNTIE MAME”—Roz Russell’s comedy frolic transplanted m tank roii<a.”^s.n«:o2?“ there, this summer. ers,” but done Police said 10 GIUSEPPE VERDI : has. from itage to screen with healthy laughs intact 9 7 on'blojd Alberghetti, portant since. Why? of them policemen were Cut: Alberta. Allen. Anthony. Cun. 2i''vv4r Thri»i“ -camp ~Ji^ Anna Marla who I1 Cuenod. dt Oerlend. dl Gluaeppe. Brynner plays to island, at «:23. • • • • slightly injured “THE BUCCANEER" —Yul Jean LaflUe Vi bicThits:!! managed to look pretty under in the skir- Herbert. Trehy. Word. Charlton Heston’s Andy Jackson in a DeMille-type fable. ••RED 9KIE3 OP MONTANA." I I a hair dryer at Westmore’s, Liliane Montevecehi I mish. Director: Nathaniel Merrill HILLSIDt. drive-in closed Conductor: Paol Call, war "GIGI Leslie Caron. Maurice Chevalier. Louis Jourdan in a 4J(M Maribofo Pa Md. jo s-72M Symnhanv .a. Ti e came out from under to show her Hollywood apartment and National Orchestra lilting, sparkling musical by the “My Fair Lady” team. Tonight ¦ ~~r~ me her engagement ring from sold her before leaving • Miner Auditorium. April ill. l:t at Gala Reopening Jaguar j• . S lid P M : April 11 at S:3O P M “HOUSEBOAT”—Cary Grant, with an assist by Skiphia Loren, laky orani- in houseboat chirk bloom Buddy Bregman. “Isn’t 10' it for New York to begin rehearsals ******Tickets: SIMM). (IJ4. an..mi. sit mi explores some comedy aspects of family life. land^*at*«“aof»"" “THE BUCCANEER” lovely?" admired Anna, flash-; ofl-Broadway | at Talbert Ticket Asenrv »* lU:UU [for the musical. Willard Hotel NA. 8-3373 “THE PERFECT FURLOUGH’’—Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis Uis Good Hop. ing the HPiMauaii*SHICiISTU nlce-sised solitaire' Play With Me." »d tu 1.70/0 _ '"Come Liliane cheerfully unfurl some sturdy old comedy cliches. se aurti noimTiu r»~ 7 every which way. “We get- stars in the French play with r NK RANCH Opera Society “TH . SHEEPMAN ”—Glenn Ford. Mickey Shaughnessy and X DRIVE-IN April r”fN t s“mi married 12.’’ she added. Tom Posten— a regular on the nimh naval m: Shirley MacLaine in a Western with a sense of humor. Technicolor. Old Bionti, a».,, ciimon, Md., AVj uinusssisa * . i( »MSUtset*- . Sophia Loren, who IV went Steve Allen show. Her romance k 1 V¦ a—BIV6WBIMM of Washinuton film, “SOME CAME RUNNING”—The James Jones novel on i4w Po A>. 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    The Museum of Modern Art Department of Film 11 West 53 Street, New York, N.Y. 10019 Tel: 212-708-9400 Cable: MODERNART Telex: 62370 MODART ENTRANCE at 18 W. 54 #42 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FRENCH FILM SERIES TO CONCLUDE WITH WORKS FROM FINAL PERIOD OF THE CLASSIC TRADITION In its final months, REDISCOVERING FRENCH FILM PART II, The Museum of Modern Art's comprehensive survey of French film history, will screen classics from the 1940s and • 50s, then pause to look back at the very beginnings of the long tradition of French filmmaking. The schedule for August begins with a look at the French cinema at the time of the Occupation and features two rare films of the liberation: Le Six Juin a l'Aube, a documentary made by the great feature film director Jean Gremillon, and Rene Clement's La Bataille du Rail. Also scheduled in August are two of the most striking French films noirs of the postwar period, Clouzot's Quai des Qrfevres and Yves All^gret's De'dee d'An vers, Simone Signoret's star-making vehicle. In September, the schedule will focus on the films of the 1950s, during the last flowering of the classic tradition before the tumult of the New Wave. Among the highlights are two film adaptations of Emile Zola's scathing social fiction—Julien Duvivier's Pot-Bouille and Marcel Carne*' s updated Therese Raquin—plus La Marie du Port, a rarely seen Carrie vehicle for France's most durable male star, Jean Gabin. Many of the most prominent French films of the '50s retreated into an acid-tinged nostalgia for the past; such resplendent examples of this tendency as Max Ophuls's La Ronde and Le Plaisir, Rene Clair's Les Grandes Manoeuvres and Les Belles-de-Nuit, and Jean Renoir's French Can-can are scheduled.