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©MSCIM® Vw “® micro November IS of “The Sur- ret O'Brien prefers Don Robin- THE EVENING STAll, Washington, D. C. • B-15 vivors,” starring and directed by son. ... Dick Yorks (Kim TCTSBAY. OCTam a. IBAA doing Jose Perm who is noth- Stanley’s leading man in ‘‘Bus’ ing to promote the picture be- als for “The King and T’ on ¦ the new Irving Berlin-Josh Lo» a Stop”) expecting Sir stork. gan cause of beef with. Producer three separate stages. I musical. , HOLLYWOOD Irving ED SULLIVAN Guy toother, Wayne Allen. Madison’s 0 o*o *OOO The critics here concede that Mallory, and Natalie Wood se- get : The Toots Shots named her ! To “No Time for Sergeants” By SHEILAH GRAHAM Julie Harris givea a brilliant LITTLt 340 NfW YORK rious. on stage at the Alvin Theater * * •a Tracey . performance in the movie ver- Marian. Katharine ! last week in time to win the top sion of “IAm a Camera.” but A $500,000 advance sale for Cornell recuperating at Jean : raves of the season, Rapport, JkiiHh Shirley Bob one reporter had to add, "It's Booth’s “Desk Bet.” Shir- Dixon’s, near Annisquam, Mass, . general manager for Maurice as though Shirley Temple were ley Is 20 pounds lighter.... The Evans,- had to rent locomotive. mimicking v Raymond (Walter j... Tyrone Power escorting love- a Sheilah in Londor Marlane Dietrich.” Men and Maids, , Frenches . ¦ ,|The comedy was marooned by With and Stuff ly Merle Oberon. “War and I saw the picture and enjoyed It. Chrysler’s granddaughter, Joan 1 England. Sir Laurence Olivier just can't scare the crocs away. But Vic Kim Novak and Mac Krim gross. Jimmy. Stewart gets 50% Peace,” with Audrey Hepburn, ¦ the floods in New To (Rq|«q«qd hy NANA) Foy) called her Pameda. get baggage His “Richard the Third" begged. “Fire another, some of will marry within the next few of profits. Henry Fonda and Mel Ferrer, ' sets and to N. Y in ' lose. * Ezio Pinza recuperating on his i imperative months. Krim 1s building the ** 4 ends filming in Rome this week. ' time for the dress lor the royal them may be hard of hearing.” . picture was snubbed Trygve Gurie, Connecticut estate. Helmut ' rehearsal. Rapport routed three Air Tests house. ... The late Suzan Ball’s Lie's dsugbter, (Mike $50,000 But Lar- ** * * Raid Siren Dantlne romancing Margaret Todd lost his bet baggage command performance. Richard Long consoled by Lisa with Bill Zeckendorf, jr., at El Charlie Feldman. Todd brag- | cars through Detroit, stay Scott, the British star, In Rome. ;to ! then rented locomotive to Leigh promised Today ... ry will have his own command Janet to and Tomorrow Dkvis. Hoagy Carmichael Morocco. Eddie Fisher show ged he'd do “War and Peace,*’ a com- . Harry Barris, ope plete trip. Margaret recently stardusty. December, of the got okay the Rapport. Syracuse performance, and the Queen will out of the Princess- All Installed air-raid and Robin Barnes are to the Coast in for at original "Rhythm Boys” , Tito to use of the Yugo grad, . Cag- with U. took It In stride. When English . CBS dropped Gary Crosby’s least 13 weeks. Nadine . ... I can’t wait to see discussions if her bud- warning sirens are being tested Bing Crosby Rinker, army, then fled the scene.". went attend. Incidentally, Bing's ney, ex, marry George and A1 (Sid he first with Evans in 1945, today radio show. Bill's to honeymooning. The Howard Morrises Cae- touring Dali's portrait of Olivier, which dies here would refrain from and tomorrow at the fol- Cavanaugh.. She’s Esther Un- their “GI Hamlet” was other son, Lindsay, Rill be the . Mother of Louis Henry Morgan dating sar show) expect a November using American slang. “Itcomes lowing ger. % . marooned by storms in Indiana- will be shown with the release locations: new singing sensation. His voice Barrier, manager of Les Com- Stork. Irene Pawley, daugh- out so square,” Janet said. How Joan Castle. .. Bella Darvi and polis. Rapport up a of the picture. Dali draws Larry The Reno Pumping Station, Is just like Bing’s in his younger pagnons and Edith Piaf, under- ter of former United States am- lined fleet of she works, feeling as ill as she Edward Van Sickle a duet. taxicabs, toted actors and pro- Georgia avenues,' days. Herman Wouk's “Mar- going surgery. Amita Ek- bassador Peru and Brazil, as a rhinoceros. does, is not a mystery—“l want and Missouri Lew Brown of DeSylva, Brown St to to duction from Indianapolis jorie Moroingstar” will be filmed berg’s Rome escort, France Ban- Gravely. to Co- laugh the London to finish the picture fast so I Soldiers Home, New York avenue be grandpa. wed Robert Ernie lumbus, curtain. I had to at by Milton Sperling. Wouk gets dlni. ‘Richard nursing Henderson to a The Byfleld, jr., engaged made the Sol can join Tony (Curtis) in Paris, and Sixth street N.E., Govern- Burton Gerry Mulligans expect Sir Stork. to South Jacobson, press chief, says story that Rita Moreno is deny- 50% of profits. Don Camp- a bad 1eg.... The Milorad Chou- j American eyeful. Val Rubio. Evans’ where we have a penthouse with ment Printing Office, Recon- ... Mrs. Leonard Feather hospi- .that Rapport is the No. 1 general ing heatedly that she is another bell tries for Jet hydro record In menkovitchs (she’s Henri Bon- The Walter (Trans-' Tony . manager two terraces. When fin- struction Finance Corporation niece) expects talized, bursitis. Grant Gai- Lowendahl% In the business. Any Marilyn Monroe. I don’t remem- *Trapeze.’ go two weeks at Lake Mead. His net's an April film v.p.) called her Anne. ishes we off in our Building, General Services Ad- ther and Rita Gama 4-alarm objections? , boat sank when he tried last stork Jake Ehrlich. Jr, dating Joan Collins and Adolph Green holiday . using ber anyone ever saying she was! new car for a two-week ministration Building, Western Sunday.... Orig- Shapir, blaze. Zanuck TV to Switzerland and Venice. High School, 2100 Connecticut “The Fabulous Zivs U-I’s new star from a twosome.... Billy Goetz after . monitors to co-ordinate rehears- . Lena Horne, at the London inals,” by Irving Wallace, topping Israel . Wolfson Then we’ll stay with Gina Lol- avenue N.W, Draper and Stan- Lou recover- Savoy, getting the all-time nonfiction best-sellers in Los An- ing, appendectomy. Audle is lobrigida in Rome.” ton elementary schools and geles. Mothersill’s $2,800 "Man From Laramie’ Murphy to bank $500,000 from British high salary of a Speaking of Princess Margaret Sousa and Kelly-Miller junior . Marga- week. Gloria Grahame and —everyone here does hardly high schools. headed for $5 million domestic “To Hell and Back.” .. iBmCHTOAK] The fast-acting Cy Howard have reconciled, but anything else—l hear from Cedar, cherry, eyprea*. fir, hemlock, j inpreventing live a I¦ locust, mahogany, maple, pin, poplar ! aid find it more harmonious to good source that the wedding : redwood, walnut, white pine in separate apartments. She to Capt. Pete! Townsend, if it Catholic Firemen Travel Sickness. has rented Alex D’Arcy’s, he’s comes off, will be at Glamis To Retreat WASHINGTON MUSICAL ! gnd in the flat owned by the late Castle in Scotland where Mar- Make PPJ lOf Adults Childn^^fcßtefegf^r bumped ! )7JO 2-4006 1320 Wllum Bird JAck»n ! Borrah Minnevitch 1 garet was born. This would Catholic firemen of the Dis- **********************s16th sflßT* Os. I 4-1234 into the Maharajah of Cpoch avoid an awkward situation trict Fire Department will make t J Behar at Millroy’s, and if he with ti>e Archbishop of Canter- their annual spiritual retreat is still pining for Hollywood ex- bury who normally would offi- this week at Manresa, Md. wife, Nancy Valentine, it cer- ciate at a royal wedding. The The first group of firemen will tainly wasn’t showing. Church of Scotland is easier for remain at the Jesuit Retreat ** * * British royalty. Center from today through Kathryn Grayson's “Port Afri- ** * * Thursday. The second group will que" costar, Phil Carey, just flew Douglas Fairbanks is still the be there from Friday through Films of than Hollywood. fair-haired lad upper next Monday. More Routine Merit ir theaters in from He was one with the Each group will "THREE COINS IN WE FOUNTAIN”—The critics did set like - - _ Doug joined by HeSnSp of the sailors in “Mr. Roberts’* echelon here. corraled the be Catholic members ¦ this, save for the Roman setting, bnt every one else did. IfacABTHOR .!*?* big . Duke of Edinburgh as the No. Os Baltimore Depart- . l and this is his break. 1 the Fire 0 inumatianai ctneaa charity pre- Oil “THE MAN FROM LARAMIE”—One of James Stewart’s attraction Author Somerset Maugham is at for the ment. major boxofflee MU with the tali man playing a heroin COURT MARTIAL” all the first nights and parties. figure H Da 2 on the old frontier. MARCMarr ls!igton .V? . Ditto MGM’s famous de- one )»ig 4 n 1 M exit.l carol NO COST TO YOU “STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND”—Another of Stewart's ? JI Li L ‘ , ' chan- signer. Rose, ui Helen ami Rex. IDILI¦ * ones, this with June Allyson and a background of Air Force color l at n’sPfitoToo pm* Hollywood’s top hat - maker. 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