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Misses Booth and Fabray Finally Hit Their Peaks 1 Sy th* Attociatcd Pmi: for the first time as solo were the that I am a I pearing Lyricist Dorothy Fields pre- fact primarily NEW YORK. I stars. paring “A Tree Grows in Brook- comedienne. wmiv'f Among the happy results of this I Long a top comediennne of lyn,” they held up production “It was about a year ago that Broadway, Miss Booth surprised plans until she finished her tour George Abbott first talked to me ktditM‘41 spring theatrical season are twe lawntggBfalllMialMIMlT H News first-night audiences last season in “Come Back. Little Sheba.” about playing Sissie in ‘A Tree Stamp new stars who have been workint rrafROBERT TAYLOR I Iwhen she appeared in a dowdy, They wanted her especially foi Grows in Brooklyn.’ I was fas- long and earnestly for such recog- tragic role opposite Sidney Black- the role of the amorous and rowdy cinated by the part. Sissie is a By James Waldo Fawcett nition. mer in "Come Back, Little Sheba.” Aunt Sissie who collects husbands, rowdy, juicy and generous char- I ) 'DEVIL'S DOORWAY! Australia nas issued a set oi ana a stamp collector of distinc- BOWERY One Is in the She was heartbreaking and effec- legal and otherwise, as some wo- acter, completely devoid of in- 1 BOYS in. I four stamps to publicize the 50th tion, died on 14. ‘LUCKY LOSERS I musical, “A Tree Grows in Brook- tive as the frustrated, lonely wife men cherish antiques. hibitions.” April I lyn.” The other is Nanette Fa- of a small town dentist. The drama In “A Tree Grows In Brooklyn” Nanette >Jiut Right. anniversary of the Commonwealth. Brazil is bringing out a 60- bray In the musical, “Make i critics voted her the best actress her show-stopping singing of such In “Make a Wish” Miss Fabray Two of the series are 3d values, Wish.” of the year. She also won the ditties as "Love Is the centavo blue stamp for the third Reason/ wins stardom in a show that is scarlet in color, one bearing a Both Miss Booth, and Miss Fa- Antoinette Perry Award, the Bar- "Look Who’s Dancing," "He Had suited to her for of Joao ideally she is an of Sir Parkes, centenary Batista de la bray have been starred before, but ter Theater Award and other Refinement” and "Is That My portrait Henry operetta type of singer who has, Salle, patron of teachers; also a with other featured players. In drama prizes. Prince?" justifies their faith. with her “father of federation”; the other along excellent vocal 60c brown are her career has been al- stamp for the centen- their current shows they ap- Held Up Musical. Although qualities, a pert sense of comedy. a likeness of Sir Edmund Barton, The Command Performance Picture 13TH WEEK! most as a dramatic ac- nial of Sylvio Romero, poet and When George Abbott, who di- entirely In “Make a Wish,” based upon newspaper editor and federation tress, Miss Booth did raise her critic. rected Miss Booth in "Three Men Ferenc Molnar’s Viennese comedy, who became the first BALLET THEATRE voice in in Pin- publicist, on a Horse,” Composer Arthur song “Hollywood “The Good Fairy,” she has ample afore," the short-lived George prime minister of the Common- Stamp Magazine for April 28 CANCELLED ; Schwartz, Author Betty Smith and opportunity for both songs and “. .. tvauiman on me uuoert H tMTIAl oaroay humor. says; “Four 1891 Seebecks of Sal- FOR and Sullivan classic. niU « ...... _J _ a__i a % K MllET wiwuiiM a itouvai uil uit vador 25c and have In her stock (2c. 20e, lp.) At MONTE CAILO APRIL 30 AND MAY 1 early days she Left Bank of Paris, the show takes ^B A|t a total valuation of tangled with a lew song and dance humorous darts catalogue 111 “SWAN LAKE” Pleat* Get Refund* at the French, shows, and raised her "verce” in American $1.35 in used condition. When this olio Before 30 tourists and, naturally, May behalf of "Duffy’s Tavern” as Mi:> HR "HOOPING makes quite a few innuendoes quartet turned up on a registered ______She also chanted a bit on J _ *. T i. TXT — _ 1 — Duffy. W V VIA W A U1 ig AAA VA1V A CAA V A « VUIV I THE COLOURS" f _ _ SNOW CONCERT BUREAU about sex in the drawing room. In Tochnicotor the Fred Allen radio programs. of the Oscar A. Schenck collec- I Roth’s PLAZA Pretty, pert Miss Fabray is en- IHBHhHHHHHHHH ueu/ VAftr iv/c 1108 G ST. N.W. “I had a lot of work to do be- chanting as the drab tion, the bidding Anally stopped V _✓ ! fore I stopped sounding like the orphan from a at $75. It was one of many in- ■■ ■ ■■■■■■-■ ...... 1 home who end man in a minstrel show and charity finds lovely clothes and in stances in this auction when com- started sounding like Aunt Sissie,” gayety Paris and such wealth. A representation of the paratively common stamps on cov- she said. sings effervescent songs as “Who opening of the first Common- er brought amazingly high prices.” "One thing I like about the Gives a Sou?” and the com- ARMSTRONG wealth the Duke of In other words, collectors should roles I Is ical, hillbilly burlesque lyric of parliament by get versatility, despite preserve used Seebecks on their auditorium “Take Me Back to Texas With York, subsequently King George You.” V, appears on the 5V2& blue label; original envelopes, with obvious In and a view of Parliament proof of valid postal use. They . MAY their first solo stardom roles, the Ill llllHV FRIDAY, 4, should not be “soaked off.” Starts Wed. 1 Shirley Booth and Nanette Fabray House at Canberra on the lsh 6d 8:40 P.M. have won their diplomas with brown adhesive. J&ap The French National Railroads 9 Tickets »'4. Ml, $1.80 S.'i.dd^ Jets vs. Chiefs much credit to themselves and much Fujiyama snow-capped is the have an attractive full- I B The Willard Hotel delight to their audiences. published subject of a new 24-yen blue / ■ Stabler’s Ticket Mart color illustrated brochure entitled f ■ I .‘too G St. N.W. stamp of Japan. The composi- ^ and Wal Thom Tailors Made Mind tion shows the famous mountain "France,” containing pictures — Up ld'iU You St. N.W. By the Associated Press ROLLER as it looms above other hills. It text of interest to collectors spe- Benefit Freedmen’s Hospital Pediatric Services HOLLYWOOD. gives an impression of height un- cializing in French stamps. Copies Presented by the YOUNG WOMEN'S LEAGUE, INC. Marta Toren, the Swedish usual in a picture of such diminu- gratis from F. N. R., Room 616, Sponsored by the Armstrons Alumni Association actress, was telling how she de- tive size. Another issue 610 Fifth avenue, . 1 24-yen ^—— i————. cided to come to Hollywood— Inclose clipping of this notice. ULINE ARENA alone. TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES BOX OFFICE “My father told me every bad Jere. Hess Barr, past president thing that could to of the American Philatelic Con- OPEN TODAY happen me,” she said, “and is the author of these lines AIRPORT DRIVE-IN ,-WARHER BROS. THEATEBS- It Noon to 6 P.M. every good thing. gress, ‘TLL CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUN- tor Information ‘Now,’ he said, have to for the Arst of a stamp Call REvubUo tiO$ RES. SEATS—S2.50-S1.75 ‘you’ll page TAIN. in Technicolor. SUSAN HAY- make own album: WARD. WILLIAM LUNDIGAN. at General $1.25 up your mind.’ I 8:03. 11:33. March of Time. Car- AMBASSADOR Admission, M *SSS: Tax Ind. came.” Let us give thanks for life; 33 loon. Traveltalk. Located in Arling- Ella Raines. "Fighting Coast Guard." pa Route 1. Eliminate Without it there would be no work. ton on U. S. 1:25. 3:30, 5:30, 7:35, 9:40. NITELY 8:30 tal Baby-Sitter. Kids Free.'!_ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Let us give thanks for work; r* * , William ■ E. M. LOEW S MT. VERNON n*y»J nil SUNDAY, Mat. Only, 2:30 ‘a**'*11 Lundlgan. “I’d Climb The Without it there would be no op- s OPEN AIR DRIVE-IN Highest Mountain," 2, 3:60, 6:40, 7:35. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL portunity. 3 Ml. So. of Alex., AL. 705t 9:30. Route 1. offers the Phoenix Temple, built Let us give thanks for opportunity; Open 7, 8tarts 8:20 DST! ROBERT Mark E AVP GRANT! BteTeiT INTERVIEW Prime Minister Yorimichi no TAYLOR In "THE DEVIL'S DOOR- “• *•■»««*» by Fuji- Without it there would be *** "Target Unknown." BhHFR. S800HH WAY.” at 10: Plus THE BOWERY wara in 1053. Japan also has BE BOYS In "LUCKY LOSERS J' at 8:30 2:50. 0:10, 9:30. Alexis Smith, "Under | progress. E3 Free Pony Rides. Playground, and Cover Girl," 1:30. 4:45. 8:10. brought out a 8-yen yellow green Let us give thanks for progress; Free Candy to All Kiddies! Start: Free Parking! William Pasadena tea. be common- W Tuesday: "SEPTEMBER AFFAIR' OIiTUIblRFVrRT V stamp featuring girls picking Without it life would >• and “CHAIN GANG."_ Lundlgan. Susan Hay- ward "I’d Climb place. the Highest Moun- A. J. St. Clair of SONSH DRIVE-IN lTobu“:97Pk tain." Tech. 3:20. 0:30. 9:45. Rod Playhouse Wilmington, Let us give thanks for hobbies; ®I Cameron. "Short Grass." 2, 6:10. 8:10. Del., has been named chairman Bet. Columbia Pk. and Shirley Hey They are the balance wheels of Open 7:30 D8T. Today. Tomorrow of a committee to the •oiuuenu inieresiea in arrange existence. VINCENT PRICE In “BARON OF CALVERT KENNEDY PEMN ARIZONA," at 8:20, Plus WILLIAM philatelic aspects of the release Doris Day. Gene HOLDEN. LUCILLE BALL in “MISS Nelson, "Lullaby of Theatre, Television careers " of the commemorative authorized TAKES RICHMOND at Broadway," Tech., 2. 3:56. 6:50, 7:45, Max G. Johl, Groton. Conn., is GRANT ... Meet Plus Tax a Carfull. 9:40. executive, for 10:10. SI.00 the 75th anniversary of the trying to locate a copy of Report Steve Brodle. “Steel Pasadena Playhouse Asso- American nifttr Savannah St. S-E. miTRAT Chemical Society in No. 1600, Committee on Expendi- IsUIlIUUs Helmet.” 2:40. 6:06, a HulA 13th and JO. 2-2233 ciation and the New York on or about Congress. 9:30. Lee J. Cobb. "The Man Who College City Sep- tures in the Post Office Depart- From 1 P.M. In Gorgeous Techni- Cont. Cheated Himself," 1:16, 8:10. of Theatre Pasadena tember 4. color. “LULLABY OP BROADWAY.” DORIS 4:40, Arts, J ment, dated 1913. It contains DAY. GENE NEL80N. Visit Our Tele- " Petce 1 * ... You and your parents ■ data on canceling machines. Any vision Lounge. Plenty of Free Parking COLOHY Mrs. Lola MacDonald Sleeth Features at 1:25. 3:25. 5:25, 7:25. 8:25. are invited to discuss one who can help, please com- S.E. C Mark Un- Miller, who created the statue of A vnv Stevens. "Target current ■ municate with Mr. Johl direct. CAROLINA and,N.^C^tvu. l**■*,'" known,” 1, 4:86. 8:16,. college activities Martha Washington used in the in “BORN YESTER- Cesar Romero. “Once a Thief," 2:30, and possible enrollment design of the lVi-cent DAY"; ROD CAMERON in "8HORT 6:06. 9:45. presiden- A Ane display of circus litho- GRASS”; Also t4-Hour Cartoon. tial series stamp, died at Laguna Silver Spring. Md. Free Park- ■ will be available at the 6,h SPCO ^ FREE DANCING graphs MlsvV $1.25 ■ Beach, She was STANTON mg. Donald O'Connor. Jimmy Calif., Tuesday. of during the -ft Durante. “The Milkman.” 1:20. Library Congress 4:40, Tax DONNELLY JAMES 90 years of age and had been head _a v — m -am_ ALAN LADD "BRANDED”; JOHN CAR- Contact Mr. and Mn. w 8. Mark Stevens, ’Target Unknown." UtUilbll V/l 1UOJ su vwuvvvv* ROLL, “HIT PARADE OF 1851." 2:50. 6:10, 9:30. Included of the art department of the Na- ORCHESTRA Feoturinfl Chariot Prickott who also are circus fans take note. FAIRFAX THEATER CHrilinAII . Joseph Children LOVELY VOCALIST Washington Hotol tional Cathedral School for Girls * AULnlUan Cotton. "September "THE Sot. 2-5 here in from 1901 to MATING SEA80N." THELMA RIT- Affair." 2, 3:55. 5:60, 7:45, 9:46. 65 Cent* MISS JO MATTEE p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Washington The new of Congress aatv tfvisii uum/. Library Tuasdoy, May 1 1931. Room 2402 Ml. 8liver Soring. Md. Free Philatelic Club will meet in fillll fl Vernon Ave. *****CTI VFR* ***■ MARSHALL HALL PARK BUXIeil Parking. Doris Day, Gene ■ Alex., Vo. QV. 3560 eveninrs. Saturday and Sunday 105, Main Building, Thursday Nelson. "Lullaby of Broadway." 1:15, Open only ■ William Elton Hawkins, 85, (trip 2 p.m. daily. Sat. & Sun. at 10 a.m. 3:20, 5:25. 7:35, i ■ evening at 8. Edward Wolski will We Brine Back the Best Ones I | 9:40._ & 2 p.m.). Admission to park free. Adults lounder and long president of the 00 tax inci. Children 13 cents. “The Technical Side of TATfflMA Free Parking. Susan Hay- cents, American Brass and Copper Co. discuss ifanuiln ward. DEBBIE REYNOLD8 CARLETON CAR- William Lundlgan. Philately." Visitors are asked to “I'll PENTER Introducing the Bong Hit ! Climb The Highest Mountain." MOUNT VERNON for ex- 3:20. 9:40. Lee J. DANCING,-*—»i bring duplicate stamps 6:30, Cobb "The First trip Saturday. May 3th, 10 a.m.* __ “Abba-Dabba Honeymoon” Man Who Cheated Himself." 8. 2 p.m. and daily thereafter change. In the Technicolor Musical. “TWO WEEKS Dorls Dayi Gene Nelson. WITH LOVE." JANE POWELL. TlVflT1 IFvlsl I “Lullaby of Broadway," Erna L. Richter is working on 1:20. 3:25, 5:30, 7:30, 9:40, HISER-BETHESDA a philatelic bibliography and ITPTnWN . "Three MIN CHARLES BOYER. LINDA DARNELL. wrtWTfn "MAKE MARTINI' would welcome volunteer help., . CONSTANCE SMITH Guys Named Mike." 2:05, 8:55, 6:45, 7:35, 9:30. Say "MAKE MINE MARTINI” Dance “THE 13TH LETTER” Israel announces an 80-prutah A New Mystery Drama Filmed In 8t. Hy- Lessons and You'll Be So brown in color, to aid the' clnthe. Canada. At 1:35. 3:35. 5:35, Rhythmic, stamp, T-86, 9:46. -SIDNEY LUST THEATERS- So Graceful, So Easy To Dance With independence bond drive for $500 801,0 Pik* 3 Min. Post million. It was designed by Comine Wednesday! "THE TITAN,” UnlVbDRIVE.IN in Story of Mlchaelancelo and Leonca- u of Md.—TOw.r 5800 Abram Oames of London and vallo’s Opera “Paellaccl.” Open 8 p.m. Today-Tomorrow: JANE WHY TAKE CHANCES ON RECENTLY OPENED WYMAN. VAN J0HN80N. HOWARD shows a workingman holding an KEEL In "THREE GUYS NAMED 1351 Wis. Ave. SCHOOLS ... MY 21 IN WASHINGTON new MIKE,” at 9, 10:55. YEARS outline structure of the state. AD. 8100 STARTS THURSDAY Two stamps for the third anni- "THE COMMUNITY ART CINEMA" IS YOUR PROTECTION Exclusive Georeetown Presentation! HYATTSTILIE lOEW'S PALACE versary of the proclamation of CTJVS also are LAST 2 DAYS Hyatts. 0562. Free Parking. Today- independence anticipated. One of the Finest Films Ever Made! Tomorrow: DORIS DAY. GENE NEL- They are scenic subjects, done by SON, BILLY DeWOLF In "LULLABY “ALL QUIET ON THE OF BROADWAY" (Technicolor), at the artist, O. Wallish, who has 1:22, 3:20. 5:30, 7:34. 9:25. WESTERN FRONT” been responsible for earlier labels Starring LEW AYRES. LOUIS WOLHEIM of Israel. Denominations are: Directed by Lewis Milstone Doors Open CHEVERLY 15p, brown-red; 40p, dark blue. 1:45. Features at 2. 4. 3, 8. 10. m3! UN. 0100. Free Parking. Today- I ■■■ Tomorrow: VAN JOHNSON. HOWARD KEEL. JANE WYMAN In "THREE SPtCIAl ATTiNTION OIVtN TO BIGINNIRS | Readers of the stamp column GUYS NAMED Fairlawn Amusement Co. MIKE," at 1:30. 3:30, see 5:30. 7:30, 9:30. Follow th* footsteps of many are advised to the display of *1 thousands who an now enjoying relics of the famous Adams family HIGHLAND "V^i popularity — malting new friends of Massachusetts, recently given to DORIS DAT and GENE NELSON In and having the tim* of their tvss "LULLABY OF MARLBOBO^^- the Smithsonian Institution. They BROADWAY" in Tech- Today-Tomorrow: LEX B'ARKSH, thanks to th* -DON MARTINI nicoior, at 1:26. 3:28, 5:25. 7:25. 9:25. GEORGE MACREADY In "TARZAN'B are being shown in the Arts and PERIL." at MIRACLK METHOD"! ATLANTIC Nichosl‘ Ajvo iCn,it | 2:28, 4:16, 6:06, 7:52, 9:36. Industries Building, directly ad- JOAN FONTAINE and JOSEPH COT- ’oM k TOeM™”*1^ jacent to the philatelic division. TEN in “SEPTEMBER AFFAIR,” at KAYwooD^r,*::. 1. 3, 5:05, 7:10. 9:15. Plus Bugs Free Parking. Today Tomorrow: Slat WASHINOTON TIAA STAMPS AND Bunny DORIS DAY. GENE NELSON In ’’LUL- COINS. * Ml-IMi IT..N.W.-IX 4444 2931 : LABY OF BROADWAY” (Technicolor), MADISON CONGRESS at 1:02, 2:49. 4:36, 6:23, 8:10, 9:57. * 1134 CONNKTICUT • U INI STAMP SHOP V°2-B777-SE- 1735 Eye Street N.W.—Bought and Sold DORIS DAY and GENE NELSON In 3820 34*h Street "LULLABY OF BROADWAY” in Tech- VKilE.llPA Mm WEEKS STAMP SHOP nicolor. at 1:25. 3:25. 5:25. 7:25. »:25. Mt. Rainier, Md.—WA. 9746 : Todday-Tomorrow: In Rnv—Hailv Auctions:—Sell ■OPERATION PACIFIC” and DEAN ANACOSTIA 1229 N- V Ave. N.W NA. 6268 14’?EGooAdxHo524Rd: MARTIN. JERRY LEWIS In "AT WAR MARTINI.— VAN JOHNSON. JANE WYMAN and WITH THE ARMY.” Last Complete SCOTT ALBUMS AND SUPPLEMENTS. HOWARD KEEL in "THREE GUYS Show 7:45. _PON U. S. STAMPS. The Ideal combination NAMED MIKE" at 1:25. 3:25. 5:25. - at Elaenmac. 719 11th St. N.W. 7:25. 9:25. Plus Bubs Bunny. Ill I New Hompshire & Ethon Allen nVKE.il International Stamp News PfVD Marlboro Pike o» Dist. Line Aves SH 3322—Free bjnm.5| Parking Write tor your copy. Approvals: want Hl 51J, frM Parki Today-Tomorrow: DORIS DAY. GENE lists filled. Open until 9 daily. Arlington VAN J0HN80N. JANE WYMAN and NELSON BILLY DeWOLFE In “LUL- Stamp Co.. IOOO So. 19th St.. Arl. 2. Vs. HOWARD KEEL in "THREE GUYS i LABY OF BROADWAY” (Technicolor). ! NAMED MIKE,” at 1:25, 3:25. 5:25. ; at 1:28. 3:3n. 5:30. i 210. 9:35. Uyeno's Stamp Shop 1206 Penn. Are N.W._Tel. ME. 9014 tAOSEL BETHESDA COMPLETE STORE FOR PHILATELISTS SiT,r Free Parking. Today-Tomorrow: DORIS the sensational new Tilt-A-Whirl. "THE DAY, GENE NELSON In "LULLABY Try ilJH, a»>,' Co. M^TPNGanSriE&EQNNE"T1ERNEY >l Washington Stamp ■ Enjoy the of the Suita 669-660 Warner Bid*. Md 1F30,’ 7:28TCC0 S7C°‘°r'' breath-taking flight gi- CAPITOL i IXw&Vl 13th c°pn» gantic Coaster Dip. Delight to the Comet |g? MTa and E Sta. N.W. EX. 2708 Double Feature: DON DeFORE In Vi"09* Junior, the Merry-Go-Round, the Whip, Wkfflzfe PITT T FII'C LARGEST STAMP "SOUTHSIDE 1-1000," at 3, 6 40. VIERSMILL £"S.C jYfrppre* 8:20. GENE EVANS In “THE STEEL and love vUlalauH d DISPLAY IN CITY Today-Tomorrow: JANE many, many others. Kids will ^ HELMET.” at 4:10. 6:50, 9:30. t06 Tenth 88H WYMAN. VAN JOHNSON. BARRY SUL- the new Circus Ride in for St. N.W, ME. LIVAN In "THREE GUYS NAMED Kiddieland, MIKE.” at 1:10, 3, 4:65, 7:06, 9:16. kids under 12. Fun starts at 1:00 P.M. ||(H THE HOBBYISTS HEADQUARTERS THE VILLAGE WE BUY AND SELL g» y Coins—Stamp.—Antocraph. Last Day: STEPHEN McNALLY. OAII MILO SAMMY FERRO & his orchestra RUSSELL in "AIR CADET.” at 1:80 J/ Today Tomorrow: LEX HOBBY 3:34 5:88, 7:42. 9:46. BARKER Dance to Ferro and his SHOP GEORGE MACREADY in "TARZAN’B Sammy radio, 1418 Wl.eonsln An. Ml. 1272 * Newton Sts. N.l PERIL,” at NEWTON 2, 3:50, 6:45. 7:40. 9:30. TV and night club orchestra every night ~ ncsVVAun lA- 6.4)14 and Last Day. DORIS DAY. GENE NEL- ~ except Thursday Sunday. f SON in 1723 Ale*. 3445 «) “LULLABY OF BROADWAY." tg SinrFljuLLII King St., (Technicolor) at 1:28, 3:28. 6:28 Square Dancing Every Thursday with Yes, regardless of age and > •| Parking Space //[ 7:28, 8:28. , JAMES HAYTER Zeb Turner, King recording star; Lily (( even If you’ve never danced & Coin » In "TRIO.” I Scott Stomp Col Stock and Cactus Matt ana the WEAM before—and think you can’t, JESSE THEATER 57 Curly, ~J\K //') 8sht,A UJ* VIRGINIA Saddle Serenaders. // I come in today and let Ray at Phone Dl WKttl I i M,mofiAa[.‘lvd61343 Offered Important Auction DEBP.A \/| to that Today and Tomorrow. JOHN WAYNE, B1 PAGET LOUIS JOURDAN — Quinlan prove you just PATRICIA NEAL in "OPERATION jg 2 in "BIRD OF PARADISE.”_ 3 mins, starts PACIFIC." AIL you dancing. at 1:00. 3:65. 6:50. 9:45. FREE PARKING FOR * "M G. M 8TORY” (Technicolor) Alax.' Vo SHIRL1NGT0N Glen Echo. Refreshments I Block From Presidential Gardena II Phone ALex. *424 S s THE HAPPY YEARS” In Technl- galore plenty of free Don't hesitate! Come in -3 -2 color. DEAN 8TOCKWELL, DARYL < £ HICKMAN. picnic areas wonderful today! agjiiporAffiSEASON at 1:20, 3:20. 6:25. 7:25, fun for every one! 9^26. GfiEENBELT GREESMD- 4,13 Mass. Ave. N.W. RANDOLPH SCOTT. ADELE JEROEN8. No APEX "SUOARPOOT." HOW TO GET TO Appolntmant Niosssary WO. 4400 _ JOAN PONTAINE. JOSEPH GOTTEN XT n l | inc nAiuiu ouioun, GLEN ECHO 1:K alHlb OENE TIERNEY, JOHN DANCING. LUND. Drive out MacArthur Blvd. TRY A PRIVATE ■■MHim i'ii r -a 13*» H It. kt. At. IN ATI.AS Mot | pr "BTAR6 MY CROWN," or Mass. Ave. Northwest. $4 JOEL McCREA, ELLA DREW. 2 Bit Technicolor Bite. RICHARD Take a Cabin John or Glen DANCING LESSON, MARION'S DANCE STUDIO WIDMARK In "HALLS OP MONTE- | ZUMA." PART COOPER ■ DALLAS." ABUHETON es'o'ad" a Echo streetcar right to DORIS DAY, OENE NELBON. the « P! MOTTO Piney Branch Rd. and park. CMIffbn "THE FREE DANCE PARTIES LESSORS $14 F|ow.r Av. JU 7.70„ matino sea- 36 JO W1ITT 111 CAN Doors Open 12:30. DORIS DAY u |® awn SON." OENE TIERNEY. A Complete Dancing Course OENE NELSON. “LULLABY OF S* JOHN JGJE BROADWAY" In LUND._ HOTEL CHASTLETON Technicolor, 1:16 -C O "TO A LADY." f||| 3:20. 6:25. 7:35. 9:40. & CUT AM PLEASE naniwn ADMISSION! < > 16th and R St*. N.W. UUo *hMD U « clark gable, bar- FREE 28th A Alabama Ave. S.E e BARA STANWYCK. NAYLOR < » iaS^ T'D CLIMB THE HIOH- 4 Doors Open 12:45. Doris Day. Oene «j a* ClUubBli PAP m Nelson. "LULLABY OP BROADWAY" (i* EST MOUNTAIN." WIL- In Technicolor: 1:26, 3:30, 5:35. LIAM LUNDIGAN. Color by Tech- < • 7:40. 9:48. nicolor. ;e§6 3 ALL LESSONS IN Mac ARTHUR iSt BUCKINGHAM < • i VAN JOHNSON. JANE WYMAN lc DORIS DAY, OENE NELBON. ABSOLUTE PRIVACY "THREE OUYS NAMED MIKE.” si PVIln "THE STEEL HELMET." | I 2:20, 4:10, 5:05, 7:55, 9:46. II ** 1 *l“ V'4 STEVE BRODIE, ROBERT HUTTON._ CIRCLE S105 fa. Ava. N.W. If. 0114 1PPPPPCAM "TD CLIMB THE FREE PARKING JMIUUUn HIOHEST MOUN- *^0™!:J| TAIN.” WILLIAM LUNDIOAN. Color I B&gfflb&P by Technicolor. r c.» l 1 I k 4 k