MIDTOWN NEW YORK iSf ROBERT SYLVESTER

Clips in the Night

’!Matthews said unconcernedly.!“They can have a hair dressercome to their home or what-ever. We get kids with a suddenjob or entertainers in some sort

, of emergency. We get no house-wives because our work is sohigh-styled and theatrical.”

** * *

I At that very moment therei arrived an emergency case andshe was very high-styled indeed.

> Her name was Bubbles Darlene,. she was dressed in a jeweled. bullfighter’s costume with break-

> away pants and she had hurriedr over from her labors in the girl

t show at Georgia’s Blue Room.- Something had gone wrong with

i her blond hairdo. Norma Mat-. thews deftly set it right and¦ Bubbles happily rushed beck to

: work.i “There are more stage doorJohns hanging around the lobby

; than Earl Carroll ever had,” said’'Matthews. “We don’t let them

in here. We don’t even let hus-bands in. That way everybodyis more relaxed.” In the rushhours on week ends, the Mat-thews* crew can turn out 100hair stylings in two hours. A lotof night customers are danceteachers whose daylight hoursare booked solid and who wanttheir coiffures to look neat andnew every morning.

Matthews invented the orchidtint which the Copa girls usedand which the Copa will bringback this fall. It's catching onin show business. It’s a rinsewhich is permanent yet can beremoved by Ahe maestro’s boyson demand. Matthews' day man-ager is Armand Devemier, who

- used to be a cowboy film actor> nnmnrt Bob Stevens. Matthewst doesn’t know why Devemier

. turned to beauty parlor workI unless the pony-tail hairdo

; makes him feel at home.• “Idon’t know why other salonst haven’t opened at night,” Mat-t thews said. “The daytime beauty

I parlor competition is murder-ous.”iIt was well after midnight so

things were jumping in Larry

Matthews’ all-night beauty sa-

lon in the Great Northern Hotel.The big room is air-conditionedbut all the male operators werein Bermuda shorts and Matthewshimself wore a sports shirt.There was a pretty face underevery drier and it looked as ifhalf of show business was there.It’s been three and a half yearssince Matthews and his wife,Norma, decided to try stayingopen 24 hours a day in the hope

that night business might be a

shot in the arm for theirstruggling beauty parlor. The

idea was such a smash, mostly

with the show business mob, thatsoon Matthews will open a vastall-night salon on Broadway.

In one chair a pretty girl

named Janie Bensch was reading

a television script while a malemanicurist named Don Atkinsworked on her free hand. Janiesaid she was all excited becausethere’s an opening in Lee Stras-berg’s drama classes and she’sdying to qualify. I asked why

everybody is dying to study withStrasberg or Actors Studio, thesedays, and Mr. Atkins looked upfrom the nail polish and an-swered for her. “Because it’s thequickest way into the theater,rightly or wrongly,” he said firm-ly, never pausing with the nailbuffer. Atkins also is an actor.Most of the operators double asmodels or dancers or actors.

*** *

"Sometimes I think I'm run-ning a casting agency here,”Matthews admitted. “We heardthat La Vic wasn’t satisfiedwith the girls auditioning for

the chorus line so we kept send-ing our customers down and allof them got jobs. Perry Brucedoing that girl's hair over thereis a former dancer and h«taught Allison Rainey enougldancing so she could get a jot

at the Copa and later Las Ve-gas. He used to teach her whlli

i setting her hair. Allison learnedr her routines while her hair wasdrying.”

A girl who looked enough like; Marilyn Monroe to be her iden-

[ tided herself as Fay Lafayette.! She was having her hair done

1 at night because the next day

; she had a dramatic lesson, a' singing lesson and a dancing

r lesson. The Matthews Salon• gets mostly youngsters like Fay.

! Hardly any stars. One Metro-• politan Opera diva quit coming> because she couldn’t have a

5 private booth.1 "As soon as our customers get

r going good they don’t need us,”

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Films of More Than Routine Merit“DADDY LONG LEGS”—Leslie Caron and Fred Astaire deftly

decorate the popular fable.“DAVY CROCKETT”—The Walt Disney version, with Fess

Parker, now wide screen and in color.“THE GLENN M11.1.F.R STORY”—The popular bandleader and

his era recalled by James Stewart and company.

"THE LITTLEKIDNAPPERS”— Heart-warming children’s story, jone yon shouldn’t pass up.

“THE LONG, GRAY LlNE”—Tyrone Power as Sergt. Marty

Maher at West Point, with Maureen O’Hara.“A MAN CALLED PETER”—Richard Todd as Dr. Peter Mar-

shall, an excellent screen biography.

“THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MlTTY”—Danny Kaye hasa fine time as Thurber’s famed dreamer.

"STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND”—-James Stewart in the dra-matic story of our long-range bombers and their crews.

Stanley Warner TheatresTime Given in Ads Is Stnrtlnv Tims

es Fentnre Attraction.All Stnnley Werner Theaters Are

Air Conditlened.

AMBASSADOR“MISTER ROBERTS”

(Cinemascope), Henry Fonda. JameaCagney. Jack Lemmon. William Pow-ell, 1:00. 3:05, 5:15. 7:25, 0:35. To-morrow. Late Show •

ayat au WO. 6-2600. "Revenge |liVHLUn0 f tj,e Creature," JohnAgar, Lori Nelion. 6:30. 0:35: "Cultot the Cobra." Faith Domergue. 8:00.

orvrni vLI. 3-3300. Free Park-DJbvUUel ing. "Beven Angry

Men.” Debra Paset. 6:36. 0:20;"Riders of the Purple Bage," GeorgeMontgomery, 6:05.

rat vmv wo. e-esis. Pree Park-•lsliVlelll i„g, "Seven Angry

Men.” Raymond Maiiey, Debra Paget.6:16. 9:45: “Bands of Iwo Jlma.”John Wayne, 6:00.

rraTDRI ME. 8-2841. Near Park-vWi AIlJtli ing, -Little Kidnap-pers,” Duncan Macßae. 12:20, 3:20.6:20, 8:20: "Roogle’e Bump.” RobertMarrlot, 11:10, 2:10. 5:10. 8:10.VFHMVIIV **• 6-6600. “JumpAUUIUII Into Hell," Jack Ber-naa 6:15 .9:40: “Retreat Hell," 8:06.

npn|| LI. 7-5200. Free Parking.rUIII "Smoke Signal." Dana An-

drews. Piper Laurie. 2:40. 6:05. 9:25:"Orchestra Wives.” Glenn Miller,Jackie Gleason. 1:05, 4:25. 7:50.canny CO. 6-4068. -TaU Man9nJUt Riding.” Randolph Scott,6:20, 9:40: "Dragnet,” Jack Webb.8:10. Tomorrow. Midnight ShowStarting 11:30 P.M.COPDInRII BA. 6-3400. "SmokeSnLIUUHfI signal.” Dana An-drews. Piper Laurie. 6:30, 9:40:"Steel Lady.” Rod Cameron. TabHunter. 8:00.

Clf lir» JU. 9-5606.alb Vbn Free parking.

“The Last Time I Saw Paris” jElisabeth Taylor. Van Johnson. DonnaReed, 1:00. 3:10, 6:15, 7:25. 9:40.

VIfAHI RA. 3-4312. PreePark--lAn(IPut ing. -violent Satur-day" (Cinemascope), Victor Mature.6:25. 9:30; Abbott and Costello. “Inthe Navy,” 7:55.

muni | CO. 6-1800. “Jump IntoIIVUfalHell,” Jack Sernas, 2:26,

5:55, 9:25; "Blowing Wild.” GaryCooper, Barbara Btanwyck. 4, 7:30.fIBTniBU WO. 6-5400. “Jumpuriunn Into Hell" (The Storyof Dienblenphu). Jack Sernas. 2:10,4:05. 6:55. 7:60. 0:40.

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Open 7:30 P.M. Kiddies Free. Car-toons at 9:00. GLENN FORD in•THE BLACKBOARD JUNGLE," at I9:14; Also ROBERT STACK in "IRONGLOVE,” at 11:20.

Alwaya Best Pood at ABC. *]

AMACOSTIA ul\°°X.WJEPP CHANDLER. JANE RUSSELL in"FOXFIRE," Technicolor, at 2316,6:05. 9:25: Also RANDOLPH SCOTTin R Reissue of “BELLE OF THEYUKON.0 at 1:20. 4:40. 8:00.

HIGHLAND “TTCw M

STERLING HAYDEN in "THE ETER-NAL SEA.” at 6:15. 9:30; Also"SCARLET SPEAR,” Technicolor, at8:10.

Ban AUTtl4 Nichols Ava at AtlanticATLAHIILst s.e to 3 5000Special Early Show 6:15. Doors Open5:00. RICHARD TODD. JEAN PETERSin "A MAN CALLED PETER.” InCinemascope and Technicolor, at

6:20. 7:25, 9:30.

rnurorcc mi Nichols a»# s.eblinilllUS 10 2-8777DANA ANDREWS, PIPER LAURIE in"SMOKE SIGNAL," Technicolor, at7:25 10:15: Also ELROY HIRBCH In

"UNCHAINED.” at 6:15, 9:00.

rfinal 4703 Marlboro Pika Md.LUIUtb 10 8-5151 free Parking2 Oreat Pictures on One Program.JAMES STEWART. JUNE ALLYSONIn "THE GLENN MILLER STORY,"Technicolor, at 8:15. 10:00: AlsoJANE WYMAN. ROCK HUDSON In

"MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION," Tech-nlcolor, at 8:15. ;

1 anon laurel Md.LAUIILL Parkway 5-2113Cinemascope ANTHONY QUINN,MAUREEN O’HARA in “THE MAGNI-CENT MATADOR.” Technicolor, at6:10, 7:55, 9:40.

CAPITOL2 Reissue Hits. OARY COOPER in

"CASANOVA BROWNrat 8:30, 0:40;Also RANDOLPH SCOTT in "BELLEOP THE YUKON,” at 8:00.

DISTHICT THEATERSColl NO. 7-3000. Air Conditioned

riMPill M 1215 You St. N.WLinieULn Qoo „Open 12.30 P M

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nnrnni ir ,J43 Y<» st. n.wnLrUDblb Qoort Open 12.30 P.M

“NOT AS A STRANOER.” WithOLIVIA DE HAVILLAND. ROBERTMITCHUM,PRANK SINATRA,

nnnvrn t *433 You st nwOUUKbn I Door* Open 12:30 P.M !In VlstaVlslon. "SEVEN LITTLE |POYS.” With 808 HOPE and JAMES iCAONEY as Gaorge M. Cohen.

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1 alirCTflll 75th S Senn 8d N.tLAIIUaIUII Doors Open 2:45 P.M"THE END OP THE AFFAIR.” WithDEBORAH KERR. VAN JOHNSON.

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U Cinemascope and Color. "LANDOPTHE PHARAOHS." JACK HAWKINS.

B JOAN COLLINS.

111VUGIIfIA “V *’•*«

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AYE. GBAUDTonight and Prl. ROBBRT TAYIOR In

"ROGUE COP. 1:00, 4:25. 7:46: ROBT.MITCHUM and MARILYN MONROE In

"RIVER OF NO RETURN.” Clnemfca£oß* 2:45. 6:05. 9:26. Midnight ShMSM.. 3 Big Features. %

SIDNEY LUST THEATERSFree Parking—>Atr C»Pdtiloned

HILLSIDE DRIVE-IN6300 Marlboro Pike. JO. 8-7979.

Open 7:30. 2 Color Hits.RORY CALHOUN, JEAN SIMMONS.“ABULLET IS WAITING,”at 9; Plus

PAULETTE GODDARD. “CHARGE IOP THE LANCERS." at 10:45.

Starts Tomorrow“STRATEGIC AIR

COMMAND” |

BELTS VILLEDRIYEIN |WE. 5-5800. Open 7:30.

Double Feature. DANA AIU)REWfI,PIPER LAURIE. “SMOKE BIONAL,'*Technicolor, at 8:50: Plus SPIKEJONES. “FIREMAN SAVE MYCHILD,** at 10:46.

At VPU JU. 9-3322. DANA AN-AIiIiLbI DREWS, PIPER LAURIE.“SMOKE SIGNAL.” Technicolor, at6:30, 8, 9:50.

Tomorrow. “StrategicAir Command”

BPTUrCHI OL. 2-28681 JE FFOb InWHHCHANDLER. JANE

RUSSELL. “FOXFIRE,” Technicolor,at 6:30. 8, 9:50.

Tomorrow. “StrategicAir Command”

rnpvrDv v un. i-oTooUlLTtlfljlDouble Feature:

DOLPH SCOTT. “BELLE OF THEYUKON,** at H:ls.

HYATTSVILLE JANE RUSSELL. |JEFF CHANDLER. "POXFIRE." Tech-nlcolor. at 6:30. 8, 9:50.

travmnnn wa. 7-8899. ster-KAYWUUI) LING HAYDEN.ALEXIS SMITH. "ETERNAL SEA,"at 7. 9:30.

Tomorrow. “StrategicAir Command”

fFVPBC MTVV WH. 6-7600. VlC-

fltillaPllUi tor mature.“VIOLENT SATURDAY.” Cinema-Scope. Color, at 6:30. 8, 9:50.

ROTH S THEATRESAir Conditioned

fey ifa 1336 New York Ava.rlell4>A N.W. ST. 3-47774th Hilarious Week. RICHARD TODD.VITTORIO DeSICA. DAWN ADDAMS,MARTINE CAROL. "THE BED.”

I (VTII* 7th Si. Bel. FAGLIIILL ME. 8-1326l*st Day. Doors Open 5:45 P.M.AVA GARDNER, HUMPHREY BO-GART. "THE BAREFOOT CON-TESSA.”

SILVER SPRING • 2,tJG,

a ,£rFree Perking at the Rear as Theater.GREGORY PECK. AUDREY HEP-BURN in “ROMAN HOLIDAY." 6:00,9:50: Also “THE BLUE LAMP,” With

DIRK BORGARDE., 8:25. Pree CofleeServed in Our Lounge.

nanv savannah Si at 13th Si S.E.r«na , gu, 0« aio av, io 2 2233Cinemascope and Color. ANNE BAX-TER. STEVE FORREST. "BEDEV-ILLED," 6:45, 9:55; SILVANAMANOANO. SHELLEY WINTERS,"MAMBO,” 8:20.

Neighborhood TheatersARLINGTON-FALLS CHURCH. VA.

JA 7-4266

BYRD CINEMA ’°^Tyrone Power. Maureen,O’Hara. “THELONG ORAY LINE." • Cinemascope.Technicolor.

OTOTP Falls Church. VaaIAIL if 2 |JJJOne Day Only. Ronald Reagan. "LAWAND ORDER," Technicolor,

WILSON ,73< iA W 7T480,vd

Fred Aataire. Leslie Oaron, "DADDYLONG LEOS ” Cinemascope. Color.

BUCKINGHAM ,3, i:“LANDOF THE PHARAOHS.’’ Jack

Hawkins. Cinemascope. Color, Stereo-phonic Sound.

CVm 2130 N Glebe RdUlaEiOE* iA 742^“LAND OP THE PHARAOHB.’* JackHawkins. Cinemascope. Color.yPPPPPCHM Arl * Anoonjur uiaun dol# Rd ,t 2 80-10“LAND OF THE PHARAOHS.” JackHawkins. Cinemascope, StereophonicSound. Color.

Rps VNCTCIM Col ***•* & WalterAnunuAun R##d Df IA 7299?

One Da? Only. Dana Andrews, PiperLaurie, ‘SMOKE SIGNAL.” Techni-color.

HISERBETHESDA””JUDY HOLLIDAY and KIM NOVAK.

“PHFFT”1:15 4:45. 8:20.

GINGER ROGERS and BRIAN KEITH

I “TIGHT SPOT”2:40. 6:20. 9:50.

Sun.. Mon. Cartoon Jamboree andDANA ANDREWS. "STRANGE LADYIN TOWN.”

rian r 7105 so av*. n wI binVfaL ft. 7-0184. Air Conditioned

, Brought Back By Popular Demand. ”8

MAN CALLED PETER” (TechnicolorCinemascope). With RICHARD TODDJEAN PETERS, at 8:00, 0:30; "RACINGBLOOD” (Color). With BILL WILLIAMSJEAN PORTER, at 8:00.

GEORGETOWN 3lT^boo*1 Last Times Today. The Thrilling Btorjof One of the Destroyers Loaned t<Britain bv the United States

) “GLORY AT SEA”S8^D

t¦ rected by Compton Bennett. Produced IrGreat Britain In Co-operation With thiBritish Admiralty. Feature at 8:15. 8:059:55. PREE PARKING at Wllkerson’,

I 1229 wlsconaln Ave.

Starts Tomorrow. HUMPHREY BO-OART, WALTER HUSTON in"TREASURE OP SIERRA MADRE.”

, ;PararaT Fairfax. Va. Ct 3 2W9

J •AIMAA y rM ParkingI "RXVKNOE OP THE CREATURE.” Al«(

P’ CULT Ot THE COBRA.

j THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.j TBUBSDAT. JULY 38, 1066

OOP TttfiVW^DRIVE-IN THEATEBS

ABC DRIVE-IN THEATRESee Listing

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LEE HWV.-ABL. BLVD.DRIVE-IN THEATER

JE. 3-9500. 2 MUes West es FallaChurch. America’s Most BeantifnlDrive-In. Located Between SevenCorners and Fairfax Cireio ViaEither Arlington Blvd. (Turningat Gallows Rd.) or Loo Hwy.World’s tLargest Screen.

“JUPITER’S DARLINGEsther Williams. Howard Keel.

Cinemascope and Color at 8:53.“Snows of Kilimanjoro”

Ava Gardner and Gregory Peck,at 10:58.

Friday. “STRATEGIC AIR COMtMAND.” “CARSON CITY

”

rt—Color Cartoons —6

Continuous From Dusk. Open 7:00.Kiddies Under 12 Always Free.

E M. LOEW’S

MT. VERNON OPEN AIRWashington's First Drive-In. so. of

Alex. Rt 1. Richmond Hwy. JnstBeyond Penn-Daw. SO. 8-8725.

Super Cinemascope Screen.Ends Tonight. Open at 7:30. Twin-Action Program. Cinema Scone. Color.

| “BENEATH THE12-MILE REEF”

ROBT. WAGNER. 8:45. Plus

“She Couldn’t Say No”ROBT. MITCHUM,11:00. Color Car-toon. Kiddles Pree. Bring Them toOur Pree Miracle Fairyland. FreeCandy for the Kiddles. Friday. Mid-night Show. "MAGNIFICENT MATA-DOR" and “FIVE AGAINST THEHOUSE."

SUBSET DRIVE-IN ttiAt Baileys Crossroads

! Open 7:45. Starts 8:45 Two ColorHits. “BORDER RIVER.” JOEL Mc-CREA. YVONNE DE CARLO. 9:00:“BENEATH THE TWELVE-MILEREEF” (CinemaßcopeV ROBERT

I WAGNER. TERRY MOORE. 10:1ft.Color Cartoon. Kiddies Free.

I AIRPORTI “KISS ME DEADLY.” RALPH MEEK-

ER. CLORIS LEACHMAN. at 9: Plusi “OPERATION MANHUNT." HARRY

TOWNES, at 10:50. Cartoon. Locatedin Arlington on U. S. Route 1. just

! over the 14th St. Bridge. Kids Free.! Friday. “VIOLENTSATURDAY” and: ‘ GOLDEN MIBTRESS.”

! SOPER CHIEF DRIVE-IN| LO. 7-8700. 8401 Indian Head Hwy.

Kiddies Free —TYRONE POWER in

“The Long Gray Line”in Cinemascope and Color, at 10:15.Also DAN DURYEA in “SKY COM-MANDO,” at 9:07

i Fri. and Sat.—Big Triple Feature! dr Cartoon Carnival, “NIGHT

PEOPLE.”—“NEW YORK CON-, FIDENTIAL”and “LURE OF THE

' WILDERNESS”

! BRANCH DRIVE-IN inton, Md. |6th Ml. So of D C Line Via Branch

I Ave S.E., Md Rt. 5. RE. 6-6666.Tonight and Friday. JOHNNY WEISS-MULLERin "JUNGLE MAN-EATERS,”8:45: RHONDA FLEMING and WM.LUNDIGAN in “SERPENT OF THENILE.” Mighty Color Spectacle, at10:15 Extra Bonus Hit on Friday,the Sensational “JESSE JAMES'WOMEN.” •

“STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND.”i Starts Sun., Headlining Branch’*| Anniversary Month.

{ DAY urn Cedar 3-41 IL Geo.I rHLHLn Palmer Hwy. Via De-

fense Hwy. to 704, turn Tight, «rLandover Rd. to 704. left 3 miles.Kiddles Free—ALEXIS BMITH in

“THE ETERNAL SEA.” at 9:15.Ai«o BRODERICK CRAWFORD in

I “NEW YORK CONFIDENTIAL,” at11:10.

I Fri. and Sat.—Big Triple Featureand Cartoon Carnival. “STRANGELADY IN TOWN”..—“JUMP IN-

I TO HELL”and “PONY SOLDIER.”

QUEENSCHAPELDRIVE-INAger Road and Hamilton Street,

West Hyattsville, Md.

OPENING SOONLargest and brightest outdoor screenIn the World. In-car StereophonlaSound. It's new. It’s Different Air-Conditioned Snack Bar. In-carHeaters for Year-Round Pleasur*.800n—Watch for Opening.

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The International Cinema

THIRD WEEKJACK HAWKINS in “THE IN-TRUDER.” British Suspense Drama,at 6:15. 8:00 and 9:55 P.M. Extra.

! "HIGHLAND JOURNEY." at 7:38: and 9:30 P.M.

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

COLONY Av* °

The Continental Cinema

16th WEEKIn Washington. ’DOCTOR IN THEHOUSE” (Technicolorl. at 6:00. 7:55and 9:50 P.M. Extra Academy AwardShort. "THURSDAY’S CHILDREN.’’at 7:35 andl 9:30inn 4813 Mai, Ava” WO 6 4600

Fra, ForkingLast Day. DANNY KAYE In "THESECRET LIFE OP WALTER MITTY”(Technicolor), at 12:45. 3:00. 5:J5,7:30 and 9:51) PM Extra. UPACartoon Carnival, 21 Mins, of Pun.

| n ufat pw N H Ava 6 Univ lon,bAnalsLZ he 4-5700

Last Day DANNY KAYE In "THESECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY"(Technicolor), at 12:45, 3:00. 5:15.7:30 and 9:50 PM. Extra. UPACartoon Carnival, 21 Mins, of Pun.Ft 131811*0 Flowei Ave 6 Fine, 6r RdIbUWI,n JU Spg. Md ID 8 1666

7 BTERLINO HAYDEN. ALEXIS SMITH, in "THE ETERNAL SEA.” at 7:15

and 0:36 P.M. Short Subjects at6:45 and 9:00 P.M.

NAYLOR ri. STERI INO HAYDEN In “THE ETER-

-1 NAL SEA." at. 1:00. 3:55. 6:45 andand 9:35 PM Short subjects at940 P.M Plus GILBERT ROLANDin “APACHE WAR SMOKE, ’ at 2:40.5:35 and 8:30 P.M.

ROCKVILLE DRIVE-INi Route U. 8. 240. Rockville, Md.

Open at 7:00 P M.

“THE ETERNAL SEA”A With BTERLINO HAYDEN. ALEXIS{• SMITH, at 9:05 PM Plus PHIL& CAREY in THE NEBRASKAN ’ (inG Color), at 11:10 P.M.

Lows Bernheimef ,

» Theatre*¦y nr VILLAGE DC - 7-ssa*—idaa VlbbMllb lUPINA In "WO-

MAN’S PRISON” at 7:08. 9:38. Also

BEOROE MONTGOMERY In ’’RIDERSP THE PURPLE SAGE." at 6:12. 8:40.

la. 6-4114 —jipp chan-In nbW IVI* DLER and JANE RUSSELL>* In "FOXFIRE ” (Tech ), at 8:00. 7:43,J* 9:25,

VERNONSON in

“Strategic Air Command”1 VlstaVlsion and Color, at 6:40, 9:20.

’ JESIE¦a Ist 6:23, 9:35 Also JOI* PAYNE is. CROSSWINDS ' (Tech.), rnt 7:40.

* B-15