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Neighborhood THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C. •• A-29 'Mikado' Tomorrow WEDNESDAY. APRIL 55. 1956 Janet Blair Is Named “The Mikado” by Gilbert and MIDTOWN NEW YORK ! Sullivan will be presented at By ROBERT 8 p.m.. tomorrow and Friday by SYLVESTER ' the Montgomery Light Opera Company 4 Caesar's New TV Wife in the North Bethesda Vs V Junior High NEW April | formally School, Johnson ave- Crisis Backstage YORK. 25 'new contract later this ,jmue Ewing week. and drive. Proceeds Boston There a pigeon Comedian Sid Caesar has ended will be used by depart- NEW YORK.—In with' wasn’t on the Miss Blair will be Mr. the music star Tallu- church yesterday. one a month-long search for a new Caesar's,, ;ment for choir robes, band the "Ziegfeld Follies." If there’s third television partner. Hisj| uni- 1 \ lah Bankhead has to make a cos- thing a pigeon hates it’s TV wife and has selected Janet! i forms and instruments. Tickets 'tco& u-ve. first was Imogene Coca. When ; are tume change onstage behind a something bright waving at him. Blair, musical star. $1 for adults and 75 cents ** comedy they split. Miss Fabray joined | It’s at matter of some * * for students. screen. replace the cast. j. speed the producers, Dick About the busiest She will Nanette and treasure hunt Fabray Mr. Caesar and Miss Blair Kollmar and Jimmy Gardiner, within striking distance is set to whose contract demands resulted her forthcoming have worked together before. assigned a dancer to help Tallu begin on May 12 a in when hotel- separation from the show. She appeared in his movie. • get out of and into her costumes man named William Fromcheck first Miss Blair, a pert "Tars and Spars." 10 years ago. in a hurry. This was immedi- takes over operation of the for- 35-year-old \\\\ ,w4 \ **. Miss Blair, whose real L* w '. i, ately unsatisfactory. actress from Altoona, Pa., will name »n \ 10 1 mer Bernarr MacFadden Health ¦,o°'''" .., part- is Martha Lafferty, VV\\ 4.i\\ fatf th d'*" "Really,” said Tallulah. "I Center near N. Y. become Mr. Caesar's video Jane entered Dansville. next show business with Hal Kemp’s MAGNANI can’t rely on a dancer for that With the purchase of the new ner fall. 1 Til 4 Contract not dis- Band after studying at the Juil- sort of thing. My maid Rose is hotel site. Fromcheck got terms were : also a JANET closed, lard who knows how to steep BLAIR but television circles said School of Music. the only one hill which was Mount Cos- * ' * today it long-term deal. She is married to Nick Mayo, « rt e*» •*“*. dress me. Let me have Rose on mos Memorial Park. was on was a \\\\ »* ~ ** tf*** \ It Neither theatrical producer. stage in the scene.” this knoll that Macfadden is be- Court Weighing Mr. Caesar nor Miss This was agreeable and seemed lieved to have taken a shovel and Blair was available for com- offer problem. Rose's sal- a ment. He was out of town and Dacca Servants Strike to no tin pail containing $500,000 Film Censorship ary is already well over the and buried the pail. Miss Blair left New York last DACCA, Pakistan, April 25 j M to match Rl^ Equity so BALTIMORE, April <^P). —_ night for Hollywood, where she j(JP).—About 85 per cent the —Hamid Tnbwaar. 1 Actors minimum all Fromcheck has bought 100 25 of V, I r\ n necessary will begin work on a RKO Tfw‘nN that would be is for shovels, two surplus mine detec- Maryland’s movie censorship law new 5.000 servants employed by the i^M^AßTwirTvp^oiwrsnP Rose to go through the motions tors and picture with Red Skelton titled. East Pakistan government, in- two machines called is before the courts again. This of joining the actor’s union. M-Scope, used to find old buried s "Public Pigeon No. 1.” cluding office orderlies, hospital iThi Very Best Larceny" /^)C‘ However, as of this writing,! pipelines. The hotel-man will time it concerns the motion pic- The National Broadcasting Co.! attendants and cooks, went on Rose feels it's beneath her dig- turn loose his guests on a treas- ture. “The Man With the Golden i was expected to announce the strike in Dacca today. nity to join any labor union and ure hunt. They may not find the Arm.’’ staunchly refusing. Artists lAlecGuiimTiL^ is half million but they'll doubtless United challenged the STARTS * >ic * * level that hill. censor’s stand to cut from the 11#>]]ens Jg IfcfWWTtni Memo to somebody at City ** * * film a scene showing frank = TICHNICOIOI PhSIP? i TOMORROW Hall: In the early morning hours up * * * * The Musicians’ Union last week Sinatra rolling his sleeve to =AT 6:10, S 00 and 9 55P.M mm of two recent days a guy with got annoyed at a restaurant receive a hypodermic shot of Last Times Today: “No Way Back” Berlin Intrigue a station wagon has been shovel- called Carman's Louis Petite. heroin. ing up the soil turned up for the The union told Carman that she The chairman of the Censor trees in Third avenue in the 50s. must cease hiring a new piano Board, C. Morton Goldstein, felt He loads the dirt into the station player every week. Carman ex- that cutting that portion was re- FIDE wagon and drives ofl. plained all. quired under the censorship Or> I 3.98 Value The station wagon has New "I’ve had the same pianist for statute banning film that "ad- ;| Jersey license plates. Ain’t, they eight years," she said. "It's just vocates or teaches the use of, or NEIGHBORHOOD got their own dirt over there? that my press agent keeps the methods of use of, narcotics 3j< * * changing his name every week.” or habit-forming drugs.” /m n ‘lt Whatever the ultimate result outin e Mer DRIVE-IH THEATERS (today's)^® -BM)B.M) DATim ATvr BLACK ROCK —Suspenseful[ l A 5 outdoor drama looks like, the new Seagram’s °b> u°/m?K° "" acted with eonsiderable style by Spencer Tracy. ,„i building under construction at QUEENS CHAPEL A,„rV. ’ill- BENNV GOODMAN STORY"—The not Hamilton si Park avenue between Fifty-sec- LAirr/MeT X^RECORDS^^I plot’s inspired .w. iinitv.. >id Kui» \/W4#M but the wonderful swing sound surely G track is. Robert m i^ng s ond and Fifty-third streets is sch r c"i:‘m °'susax ‘‘CAROUSEL’—Handsome and bountiful screen version, <iusk m C fetch- ?iK ,~ iimi surely the most artistic and ingly A o A 12-INCH sung by Shirley Jones and Gordon Macßae. inside detroh -T thoughtful so far. In o c"?t™n project the “THE COURT JESTER”—GIynis fence, the vast 1 Johns and Danny Kaye in a ' that surrounds \ rollicking spoof of spectacles. excavation are nicely spaced, LONG PLAY movie costume iff UUIV ant num HH» ‘THAI. M FOR MURDER"—Grace Kelly Ray **W nWY.-AHL. ELVD. portholes at three different V-- and Milland in Alfred Hitchcock's taut film heights. The holes are not only version of the play. Drive-In Theater “I AM A CAMERA’—JuIie Harris repeats her winning stage filled with plate glass, to keep JE . umio t mum w«>i oi Fan. portrait of a cheerfully amoral Berlin waif. church tmoric.'. sio.i Btautifui dust out of your eyes, but over v>* PERSON* '>Mr ‘‘I’LLCRY TOMORROW "’-The alcoholic fall and c«»V» B*'^: peepholes IN ’ RECORDS heroic rise each a loud- ,h .nd'VifrtS^Vncir trio of is s Arlln , ,n BlTd of Singer Lillian Roth, played by « "« speaker. ? No. 2002 ? No. 2004 No. 3010 Susan llavward. r'n £ j Turnl ? “THE MAN WHO NEVER W AS’—Clifton Webb in a truth-is- .w.rid-, K, “» 8?I„n" The loudspeaker plays records FULL LENGTH FULL LENGTH LENGTH FULL stranger-than-fiction World War II spy thriller. "MANWHO WAS" ~~ NEVER by as Allen, ° -—— such stars Steve P P pParade of - I, CLIFTON W EBB in Cinemascope 18 Rock’N’ - telling you about who used to ?fu»tr®f Oirecfm 18 lop Tune§ jg < and Color at !1,20 ChortographyBELAFONTEby IBToTtL°! op „ ’ . f Tunet „„ Koll H,tt, live in the apartment that used B»// Lonn O alter ISickt if 1. Sixt.er, Tons 1. Lisbon Antisua Stanley Warner Theatres . 8 , Gold K-B THEATERS olen XW;; ~ to be there and what the spec- Thnma « Ai rtUpjtl Bond of 1. Blue Suede Shoes OJJ 3. Love ond Manage 3. No . No, Much 2. nt Home 48,3 :3 tacular building will be like iceompanitt \n- %lr. Htlalontr JIPI Ui 4 My Bonn,, uoss.e y Be 6 4400 new 4. Sec ou lotcri 3. Rock Around (h C |ock AMBASSADOR APEX co«ST. ri l %«W’7„. nl ‘ There is an touch, too .. Alligator Great and r,dts IWM added f ?, . 4 The Pretender MARIO \ 6. At iMy front Poor LANZA .! ’ s _ 5 Rock and Roll Waltz Only «215' rJ The records are in both English l fnou.h In 5. You T Y°i> Krcckm 6 Tu,,! 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