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|W; By SHCILAH GRAHAM

He May Switch to ActingRonnie Knox, UCLA.’* all-'

American football player, gets ascreen test at Warner Brothersafter the holidays, with Dorothy;Malone to help out. Ifthe screentest is good, and he’s offered a

contract. Ronnie will give upfootball and not return to UCLA.... I was surprised to see Greg

Peck driving the lowest-pricestation wagon, and to hear he ishard up for cash. But this couldbe why: Greg gave a fortune tohis ex-wife, Greta, and set up anendowment fund for his threesons that will see them throughcollege.

George Gobel, who doesn’t dothis for everyone, will introducelittle Peggy King at her Mocam-bo opening. Peggy is the Christ-mas-New Year attraction. . . .

Lew Ayres, who retired for 10years but is now appearing withhis religious film, has the sameboyish smile but lots of gray inthe temples. . . . The “MeetMillie”of TV, Elena Verdugo, isleading the way here with safetybelts in her car for herself andsmall son Richard. . . . MarisaPavan and Pete Rugulo are goingsteady.

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And Rosemarie Bowe, who wasengaged to Jack Van Zandt beforeshe met Robert Stack, is backwith Jack, and wants his ringback. She says there’s no futurewith Stack. . . . Lisa Kirk is setfor the musical,."On the Riviera,”to be shot in Prance and Eng-land. . . . Kirk Douglas will film“The Viking” in Scandinavia thissummer—for his independentfilm company . . . JenniferJones, since winning the Compoaward, has come out of hiberna-tion and is attending parties andgiving interviews.

Lucille Ball is suffering withthe bends—housemaids knee andstiffened calves, from too muchcurtsying in her "Lucy Meetsthe Queen” TV sequence. Tomake sure everything would becorrect, Lucy hosted the Britishcorrespondents here, but theyforgot to tell her about stiffmuscles.

Greg Bautzer and Dana Wyn-ter are doing the Palm Springs 1night spots. Greg even persuadedher to take tennis lessons.

Marilyn Monroe writes thatshe took a long lease on herNew York apartment and willrace back to New York City!after every picture. Marilyn’sfan mail is nose-diving at 20th.;Good thing she's coming back, j

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I asked Eleanor Parker theusual Hollywood question“What's news?” and she re-plied, “I’m on suspension fromMGM for refusing ’The Op-

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The fool stepped on it and rushed:past. Crash! He died without a jsound. They opened up his headand found—Excelsoir!”

The bartenders at the Emberscontend that the best cure foryour holiday hangover is cold redcabbage juice. . . . Johnny Car-:son explains how he got his TVishow: “Somebody at CBS wantedto do a show called the Johnny

Carson Show and I just hap-pened to be hanging around.”;. . . The MM in 20th Century-Pox's new MM Cinemascope muststand for More Money. “Carou-se!'' in MM cost *5,000,000. . . .

Rickey’s, one of the better Vil-lage restaurants, looks and tasteseven better in its new location on

the site of the old Lafayette. . . .

Lionel Hampton's agent is JoeGlaser, who also handles NoelCoward and Ray Robinson.When Robinson kayoed Olson,Hamp wired Glaser: “Congratu-lations, Pops. You’re the only'agent with one Coward and oneChamp.”

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The Crew Cuts brush theirhair and breathlessly report thefollowing: A father eagle comes

home and mother eagle says ex-citedly: “Junior spoke his firstwords today."

“What'd he say?” asks dad."E pluribus unum.”

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Singer Annette Warren has afriend who’s so rich he has hisown penthouse—with two pair

of pents. ... Roy Renard, maitre;d' at Sherry's 1890, made hisstage debut with Fritzi Scheff atthe Palace when he was in high*

school.* * * *-

Phil Silvers plapped down atGayle Andrews’ the other nightand sighed happily. Phil is a big

hit with his “You’ll Never GetRich” TV show and he said hefinally felt like a success. He hasa chair at the studio with hisname on the back.

"The best I could ever do inHollywood,” he explained, “wasa chair that said 'Friend of theHero.’ ’’

The producing firm of Prince,Griffith and Abbott (“Damn

Yankees” and “Pajama Game”)

want Neile Adams, the cute danc-er at the Versailles, for thetouring “Yankees.” They offeredto buy her contract. Boss NickProunis said no. They offered tosend her back to the Versaillesafter she became a star, at thesame money. Prounls said no.George Abbott then offered toproduce a show at the night clubif they could have the dancer.Prounis said no. The producers

flew to Havana to audition an-other girl.

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Films of More Than Routine Merit“DAVY CROCKETT”—The Walt Disney version with Fess

Parker, now foil-size and In color.“LADY AND THE TRAMP”—A ladylike spaniel leads a dog’s

life in the same Mr. Disney’s cartoon feature.“QUENTIN DURWARD”—Robert Taylor swashbuckles his way

through the Sir Walter Scott adventure yarn.

“THE SHEEP HAS FIVE LEGS”—Comic French frolic withFcrnandel playing most of the leading roles.

“THE TENDER TRAP”—Life in a New York bachelor’s apart-ment; Celeste Holm, Frank Sinatra, Debbie Reynolds,

j “WHITE CHRlSTMAS”—Paramount's musical Yule greeting;Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney, Danny Kaye.

i Stanley Warner TheatersGive Christmas Gift Tickets

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i OLTUUiImg HoUdar Matinee! Today. “Quentin Durward.” Robertj Taylor. 2:50. «:IS, 8:40: "War of! the World*.” 1:25. 4:50. 6:20. At

1:00 PM Bho* Only. Cartoon Show.; Tomorrow. Special Matinee.

pat yptjT WO. 6-2345. Free Park-LJUUTI.ni lQ( Holiday MatineeToday. “My Sister BUeen.” Janet

: Leigh. Jack Lemmon. S:SO. 6:20.! 8:55. "The Thin*." Science-Fiction.' 1:00. 5:00. 6:35. At 2:20 PM. Show i: Only o*l*Cartoon Show Tomorrow! Special Kiddle Matinee. DoOra Open

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! ward." Robert Taylor. 1:10. 5:15.8:15; "Wake of the Red Witch.” John

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r. kA7 6-6666. HolidayAUIIIE.IJI Matinee Today.

'¦ "Quentin Durward.” Robert Taylor. 13:00. 6:25. 8:40: “The Window." ,

i Bobby Driscoll. 1:50, 6:10. 830 At !1:00 P.M Show Only. Cartoon Show.Tomorrow. Special Matinee.

awi LI. 7-5266. Free Parkins,ruin "Quentin Durward.” Robert

! Taylor. 3:00, 5:10. 7:20. 8:30:"Botany Bay.” Alan Ladd. 1 25

SBMVCO. 5-4668. Holiday Matl-9HPVM nee Today. “Aneh o r aAwelah." Frank Sinatra. 1:00. 5:00,

' 0:06; “Caribou Trail.” RandolphScott, 3:15 7:20. Tomorrow, Spe- ]

, | clal Matinee 1:00 P.M. iCUrPTHAI BA. 6-2466. Holiday jSnUUUAfI Matinee Today 12:45 iPM. “Stranaer on Horaeback,” JoelMcCrea. 2:00 4:50. 7:20. 8:60; 1"Quart for the Lott City.” 1:00. 3:50. ]

. 8:50 At Matinee Only. Cartoon jShow. Tomorrow. Special Matinee. jClf IIPP Ml. 8-5500.<*UaTUI Free Parkin*.

“WHITE CHRISTMAS'*Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, 2:30. 4:50.

' 7:10. 0:30. Tomorrow, at 1:00 PM.I ahow Only. “War of the Worlds.” j

TIVAHK RA. 3-1312. Free'Park-lfMWnf) mg. “Nightof theHunter,” Robert Mitchum, Shelley

} Winters. 7:50, 0:40, jOTVAV V CO.' 5-1800. ""Pony Ex-llTUlrlpress.” Charlton Heston.

». 2:00, 5:45, 0:30: “Quentin Durward.”. Robert Taylor. 3:40. 7:25. Tomorrow,

at 2:00 P M. Show Only. Kiddle Car-! j toon Show. i

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• Winner, “The Informer,” Victor Me- ?il Laelen. Preston Poster, 2:00, 3:55.

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HISEB-BETHESDA '4'&%j£srRANDOLPH SCOTT.

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VIRGINIA MAYO.! “Pearl of South Pacific”

1 2:30. 5:30, 8:30.

1 Frl and Sat . 10:30 A M Only, "ADVEN. OF ROBINSON CRUSOE. ’

GEORGETOWN; JOHN MILLS

JOAN GREENWOOD in“OCTOBER MAN”

: Music by London Symphony Orchestra.I “Genuine melodramatic suspense!"—

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VFPlintl KI, 8-2424. PHIL CAREY, iIMnUfl “3 STRIPES IN THE SUN. " 116:00, 7:49, 8:36.

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SIDNEY LOST THEATERSFin Narking

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Thurs and Frl. Matinees BothDays. 1 PM. Continuous- 2 GreatWait Disney Feature-Length Car-toon* PINOCCHIO * and “HAN--BEL AND ORETEL

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HYAtTSVILLE RANDOLPH ISCOTT, "RAGE AT DAWN." Technl- jcolor, at 8:56. 6:10 » 25: Plus ROB-ERT FRANCIS. "BAMBOO PRISON."at 1:35, 4:56, 6:05,

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WA. 7-8696. ROBERT |AH A WJ, V TAYLOR. “QUENTINDURWARD" Cinemascope. Color, at7:15. 8:33.Vine Mill wn. 6-7806. Matt-

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“QUENTIN DURWARD” j_ Starrlna ROBERT TAYLOR. [Time: 1:30. 3:30, 5:36. 7:40. 8 40. '

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The International CinemaLast Times Today LAURENCE HAR-VEY, GLORIA ORAHAME In “THEOOOD DIE YOUNG." at 7:15 and9:3ft P.M. Extra. “ROAD TO CAN-TERBURY” «Technicolor), at 6:40and 9:00 P.M.

Coffee. With Our Compliments. Inthe Piccadilly Lounge. 7 to 10 P M.

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The Conllnei>tal Cinema

FOURTH WEEKIn Washington. ALABTAIR SIM Inthe British Comerly, "THE BELLEBOF BT. TRINIAN'S." at 6:15. 8:10

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Fra* ParkingFirst Washington Showing. "HEIDIAND PETER" (In Colon. AU New.Filmed In the Swiss Alps At 1:00.3:05. 5:15, 7:35 and 8:35 PM. Extra.Hall-Hour Cartoon Carnival.

LANGLEYFirst Washington Showing. “HEIDIAND PETER" (in Color). All New.Filmed in the Swiss Alps. At 1:00,3:05. ft: 10, 7:20 and 9:28 P M. Extra,Half-Hour Cartoon Carnival.

Pf nwrvt M°w#r Ave. & Piney Br. Rd.a mVVTEiIb $ilv Spa., Md. JU. 8 1666RANDOLPH SCOTT. “THE STRAN-GER WORE A GUN.” at 1:20. 4:05.0:50 and 0:35 PM. Plus the FamousAnimal Film Classic. "THE GREATADVENTURE." at 2:45. 5:30 and8:1.5 P M.

HAVVfIR 28th & Ala. Ave. S.E.XlAllaUn LU 2-4000Today Onlv JOHN LUND in “FIVEGUNS WEST." at 1:00. 3:50, 0:45and 9:to PM. Plus ROBERT FRANCIS "THE BAMBOO PRISON." at2:15 6; 10 and 8:00 P.M.

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Two Very Oood Latin-American PicturesWith Spanish Dialogue. "HIJA CASA-;DERAB. With CARLOS LOPEZ MOCTE-ZUMA, SILVIA PINAL. RAMON OAY. at*0:20. 9:4ft: “VICTIMAS DEL DlVOR-ICIO.” With EMIL OUIU, LUISin “RAQi AT DAWN.” I

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waiters, bell boys, etc., aU tellI talked with Greer Carson, :you a bout it.”

who told me she loved the cold * * * *

weather in the East. Greer saw; New young star, Shirley Jones,j“A Hatful of Rain”—“and now sings, “There’s a bright golden

il’m scared to take even an haze around me. ... I’ve justaspirin tablet for fear It's habit- been given a big raise by Rodgersforming. I also saw ‘Fanny’ for and Hammersteln, and a newthe third time and I can prac- four-year contract with all big

tically recite everyone’s lines.” star items, including the salary.”

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ROTH'S THEATERSSILVER SPRINGFree Parking at Bear es Theater.

Matinee Today. Doors Open 12:30PM DANNY KAYE in “HANSCHRISTIAN ANDERSEN." at l.Ottand 3:00 P.M. Also Cartoons.

OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND. ROBERTMITCHUM in “NOT AS A BTRAN-OER." 6:30, 7:46. 9:ft».

Free Coffee Served in Our Lounee.

BMP If Savannah St. at 13th St. S.E.rmiA slk oW Alo Avf j 0 2,2233In Cinemascope and Color. DoorsOpen 1:00 PM. RICHARD EGAN.RITA MORENO, "SEVEN CITIES OFOOLD." 2:58. 8:11. 9:23: RICHARDDENNING “TAROET EARTH," I:3d.

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In ClnemaJlcoye "THE TALL MEN,"With CLARK GABLE. JANE RUSSELL.

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• OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY. SUNDAY.

: AMACOSTU -41!^.^’! Cinemascope BETTY OARRETT.! JACK LEMMON JANET LEIGH In| "MY SISTER EILEEN.” Technicolor.

at 2:35, (1 DO, 8:25; Also ROBERTi PRANCIS tn "RamBOO PRISON." at

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"THE TENDER TRAP"1 FRANK SINATRA anti DEBBIE

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“BOUNTY HUNTER”RANDOLPH SCOTT. In Color.

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379 95 227 889'xl2* Hand Hooked Imported Rug- 69.95 49.88 2-Pc. Kroehler Foom Rubber Sec-Mahogony Credenxa with built-in tlonol Sofa 229.95 169.88

: writinq desk 169.95 118.88 L,Modern Sofo, green metalic fabric __ 169.95 89.88

5- Metal Bridge Set 29.95 15.88 2-Pc. Grand Rapids Provincial Livingi'-—Room 498 95 349 88Mahogany Gossip Bench 19.95 12.88 2-Pc. Kroehler Nylon Bumper Sec--- Stakmore Bridge Set 99.95 29.73 tional Sofo 269.95 178.88IMahogany Gloss Door Bookcase 49.95 34.88 2-Pc. Modern Tweed Sofa Bed Suite 189 95 119.88

: Governor Winthrop Mahg. Secretary— 119.95 98.88Crotch Mahg. Regency Breokfront39B.9s 278.88 Lawson Convertible Sleep Sofo withWrought Iron "Nenamar" Top Desks. 69.95 48.88 Innerspring Mattress to sleep two 198.95 128.8818th Century Mahg. Secretory Boses- 99 95 69.88 i.frer7sfidern"Sectional Sleep SofoMahg. Kneehole rVf Di* u

59. 5 3 . 2 separate innerspring mattresses. 329.95 249.88Plastic Modern Limod Oak and Block Kroehler 2-Pc. Daveno Sleep Sofo Suite

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Leather Top/8 Drawer Kneehole* 3.? 9 '95. ¦¦.

23iß jDesks - 159.95 118.88 Simmons Space Saver Convertible

Bochelor Chests, mahg,, 4 drawers 49.95 38.88 Sleep Sofa with Deluxe Inner-“ " “

__ __ —1 spring Mottress 229.95 169.88Limed Oak 30 ' Bookcases 59.95 29.88

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- Mohg. Drop Leaf Tobies - 49.95 34.88 Floor Sample*

- 459 95 278.88Duncan Phyfe Drop Leaf Ext. Tables-- 79.95 58.88 2-Pc. Kroehler Foom Rubber LivingOdd Mohg, Dining Room Arm Choirs 39,95 9.88 Room Suite 229.95 169.88

6- Walnut Dmom-Buflt. « I S^„X«i’XXXXIX'inn'rspring,SQg-|| Chino, table, 4 choirs-"-!'. 259.95 189.88 | li’ 5”5

7-Pc. Cornelia Modern Dinette 389.95 299.88 sleep two---- 239 95 178.88Limed Oak Modem Dining Rm.. 598.95 448.88 Kingsley Modern Sofo Block Bose 219.95 147.88

9-Pc. Modem Rosewood Dining Room £-pc. Kroehler Mod. Living Room Suite 249 95 147.88Suite, imported Burmese rosewood 1195.00 678.88 KarpenUltroModernSofa, sample _ 369 95 229.88

6- Platinum Silver Dinette, China or 2-pc. Nylon Kroehler Liv. Rm _ 269.95 179.88BuHet, table and 4 side choirs.-- 279 95 199.62 2-Pc. International Foom Rubber Sec-

-- 18th Century Mohg. Dinette -349.95 258.88 tional Sofa 319 95 197.81

9-Pc. Thomosville Ccsuolite Mahg. Goodyear Airfoam Modern Sofa byDining Suite ¦— 58995 46988 International 279.95 98.61

9-Pc. Chinese Decorated Block Lacquer .Dining Room . 1198.00 796.88 Lawson Style Love Seats 99.95 69.72

Stewartstown Bleoched Mahg. Buffets 129 95 59.88 2-Pc. Kroehler Beige Freixe Living Rm. 269 95 139.81Modern Wol. Drop Leaf Ext. Table - 89.95 39.88 Modern Wrought Iron Sofa 129.95 69.88Cordovan Mahg. Modern Full Size 3-Pc. Provincial Fruitwood Bedroom . 398.95 268.88

Dining Buffet_

_ - 169.95 88.88 4-Pe. Louis XIV French Avodire Bed-ls-Pc. Douglas Crome Dinette _

79 95 49.88 room Double Dresser, chest-on-5-Pc. Douglas Fineline Chrome 34" chest, bed nite stand 2295.00 1163.00Width DineHe 159.95 79.88 3-Pc. 18th Century Mohg. B/R Suite 229 95 178.885-Pc. Wrought Iron Dinette 69.95 47.88 3-Pc. Solid Cherry Bedroom Suite 359.95 247.195-Pc. Black Tube Douglas Dinette 9.95 59.88 3-Pc. Cord. Mahg. Modern Bedroom 399.95 288.88

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Values from 19.95 to 29.95 9.88 3-Pc. Fire Engine Red and White— Plastic Top Bedroom Suite by

7-Pc. Chrome Dinette Table, 5 Side Kent Coffey 398.95 248.88Chairs, 1 Arm Chair. .* - ..

129.95 87.88Odd Wrought Iron Dinette Chair 7.95 4.88 3-Pc. Mod. Silver Grey Bedroom Suite 229.95 159.889-Pc. 18th Century Mohog. Dining 3-Pc. Genuine Seamist Mahg. Bedrm. 439.95 238.88

Rm., Buffet, Chino, Toble, 5 Side, 1 3-Pc. American Wol. Bedroom Suite _ 229.95 168.88Arm Choir 429.95 299.81 3-Pe. Mod. Pearl Mahg. Bedrm. Suite 279.95 187.88

Imperial Mod. Mohg. Cocktail Table. 199.95 78.88 3-Pc. Cordovan Mahg. Bedroom Suite 298 95 178.88Block and White Plastic Top Table Odd Plate Glass Bedroom Mirrors.

Series Cocktail, step or end -- 39.95 29.88 Voiues from 24,95 to 34.95 9.88Limed Ook Cocktail or Lamp Tables - 19 95 14.88 3-Pc. Limed Oak Bedroom Suite.Cord. Mahg. and Brass Table Senes- 39 95 27.88 Double Dresser, Chest, BookcaseOval Mahg. Cocktail Tables - 34.95 14.88 R . ’

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tail, step or lamp tables 24.95 17.88 Odd Bedroom Benches 12.95 4.88Fruitwood Provincial Leather Top Tobies 49.95 34.88 French Provincial Poudre Table 129.95 68.92Kroehler 2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suites 199.95 138.88 Odd Modern Vanity Bases 79.95 19.84„

', 1 . r T~ Odd Cherry Chest-on-Chest 129.95 48.72

Solid Mahogany ond Genuine.... Sleep Chairs, dec. fabrics, sleep one _ 59.95 39.88

Leather Table Series 49.95 .8 Kroehler Sofa Beds, epen to sleep two- 119.95 79.88Regency Mahg. and Leather Cocktail Innerspring Studio Couch sleeps two 99.95 69.88

Toble _149.95 39.87 Simmons 2-Pc. Sofo Bed Suites 179.95 129.88

French Wol Cocktoil and Lamp fables 139.95 68.88 Nylon ond Foam Convertible SofoMahg. Regency Lamp Tables 99.95 38.88 with Innerspring Mattress 249.95 179.88

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