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Current Broadway Shows Sec. II 1 cccc 0.3f.xamlttrr- Sunday, Feb. 19, If 17 ElecfricWeekOpensToctay NEW YORK. Feb. 9 (INS) "MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT" A week long observance of THE FILM CLOCK Mayor Christopher will com memorate the 110th anniver i Edward G.

Robinson; Anta flying saucer landed on Broadway this week and out MAPS DETAILED COUNTY COMPLETE Ou Your Guard Sgt. Bilko Worries The Daily Worker By JACK LOTTO International Nn Service Write triumph for Robinson; seats stepped Cyril Ritchard as the most nights. sary of the birth of Thomas Edison who invented the first "MR. WONDERFUI Ram alien come to earth in "Visit to a Small Planet." Per Rultert, Himbirmtn. Bpert mil.

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K-uonal Foreeia, eta. end for Free Information Lltaratink 01 la practical incandescent lamp 77 my Davis Broadway; Davis excellent; not show, closing Ritchard's intentions toward BRIDGE "Wee Geordie," 1:15, 3:05, 4:55, 6:45, 8:35 and 10:25 p. m. earth are strictly dishonorable reDruary lis; available. He has come from beyond our World's Minerals CINERAMA 0 II "MY FAIR LADY" Edward TVs comic character Bilko years ago.

To promote the observance, the Northern California Electrical Bureau is sponsoring a $20,000 drawing for electrical appliances. Mulhare, Mark Heliinger; ter National Electric Week beginning today will have added significance this year in northern California. Before the last page of the 1957 calendar is torn off, customers of the' Pacific Gas and Electric Co. will become consumers of the Nation's first privately financed atomic electric power. The electric power will be produced from energy developed by a 5,000 kilowatt atomic reactor at General Electric Vallccitos atomic labora 1 Map Ce.

solar system to take charge and nearly succeeds in start was viewed as a one-man threat to the Kremlin this Wonders of the World," 2:00, 5:00 and 8:30 p. m. rific musical; S.R.O., very hard I A Lf lmM 1 Sill. ing a giant war. to get.

TKmtlfhr 1-9870 I if the plot sound familiar CLAY "The ver," 1:15, Grand 7:30 and its because the comedy by "NO TIME FOR SER GEANTS" Myron McCor week. The Communists saw the spoofing of army life by comedian Phil Silvers as a DIERKS-FUNERALS! Gore Vidal originally was mick; Alvin; hilarious; seats What is the latest Communist Party line? To help Americans keep on guard against Red propaganda di-reeled from the Kremlin, The Examiner brings you a weekly toundup of Com-munist Party line aims as disclosed in official Red publications and directives. shown as an hour-long tele some nights. vision play. RENAUD-BARRAULT CO Our 80th Year VTe Have Served Five Generations Other members of the cast 10:15 p.

m. CORONET "Around the World in 80 Days," 2:00 and 8:30 p. m. ESQUIRX "The Brave One," 12:20, 3:50, 7:15 and 10:45 p. m.

French repertory group; ex tory near Pleasanton in Ala include Eddie Mayehoff, Philip Collidge, Sibyl Bowan, Sarah cenent Dut in irench; some Eioi 10 sonen opposition to a ig United States military force. While conceding that Silvers and his alter ego, Sergeant Bilko, are funny, the Reds thought it was bad to r.ssij seats. Marshall and Conrad Janis. meda County. National Electric Week proclaimed in San Francisco by wierns ot iradittonai xeputaoit "SEPARATE TABLES" SL Next week two shows open FBI PIVISADtRO rnuNi ri.

IIIJI Eric Portman. Margaret Leigh FOX "Westward Ho The Tom Ewell stars in "Tunnel of fact that military men can't lead normal family lives. ton; Music Box; spectacular present wnat it termed an Love," at the Royale Theater. Wagon," 12:30, 4:00, 7:30 and 11:00 p. m.

performances double bill; "unrealistic" picture of mili The comedy which should be Another complaint by the hard to get. very difficult to get tickets for, GOLDEN GATE "Istanbul." Reds, who want more of the "war is hell" theme on the THE DIARY OF ANXE 11:21 a. 2:07, 4:53, 7:39 and 10:25 p. m. FRANK" Joseph Schild judging from its fine reception out-of-town.

And Don Ameche will return to Broadway in kraut; Cort; Pulitzer and Hadt possible Willi Mnj TIm HW CmIm Midi transistors Ilk this Is jr0 MIRAClE ttt LARKIN "The Magnificent drama critics award winner; "Holiday for Lovers," a roman available. Seven," 2:00, 4:45, 7:30 and 10:15 p. m. tic comedy set to open at the "THE HAPPIEST MILLION Longacre. LOEWS WARFIELD "Edge AIRE" Walter Pidgeon; Lyceum; uproarious family com show: "Sergeant Bilko's paradise is not marred by guns or.

wounds. He labors to make Mars presentable, trimming the shaggy brute down to human size and making him perform like Pan for our amusement "There are few guns in the Bilko army, and the only articles loaded are dice." Following is a list of current productions, the stars, theater, a capsule criticism and the of the City," 11:40 a. 1:44, 3:48, 5:52, 7:56 and 10:00 p. m. edy; some seats.

"THE HIDDEN RIVER" PARAMOUNT "Don't Knock tary life. Said the Daily Worker: "If Ike, or his serious GOP thinkers, expect that the kidding on this program will sweeten the pill of an expanding peacetime army and make the American people swallow Ike's pet universal military training plan, they will be disappointed. "Time and TV pace are cruel to comics. Phil's shin-, ing head; bald as a bullet but unbowed, sparkles with wit, but not even his infinite variety can preserve the illusion, as weeks turn Into months, that stone I walls do not a prison make nor army camps a cage." Among the serious Commu ticket availability: "AUNTIE MA1IE" Rosa lind Russell; Broadhurst; riot Robert Preston, Dennis King; Playhouse; skillful, absorbing the Rock." 11:44 a. 2:27.

5:10, 7:53 and 10:36 p. m. melodrama: available. ous comedy; S.R.O., very hard THE MOST HAPPY RIO "Bullfight." 1:15, 3:05, to get. NEEDS NO TUBES I EUTTHNS DR CONTROLS TO CONFUSE YOU I The Communists also had a party line quiz of their own FELLA" Robert Weede; Im "BELLS ARE RINGING" WORN IN THE EAR FNTIKFIT CnRDLFvS I FIR LEVFL HEARING! 4:55, 6:45, 8:35 and 10:25 m.

perial; fine dramatic musical; regarding another popular TV hard to get. snow, "Twenty-One." ST. FRANCIS "Top Secret FRII DEMONSTRATIONS COMI IN, MAIL OR PHONI TOP ATI DAHLBERG HEARING SERYICE, 101 Powell Street, YUkon 2-2692 Judy Holliday; Shubert; life in a telephone answering service; S.R.O., very hard to get. "DAMN YANKEES" Gret- "THE POTTING Applauding New Yorker Affair," 12:40, 3:11, 5:42, 8:13 and 10:44 p. m.

Charles Van Doren for be Dame Sybil Thorndike; Bijou; coming America's biggest tele deep drama; some seats. GRANT AVENUE 17 Grant ht. DO. 2-4271 chen Wyler; 46th theatri MISSION DISTRICT 3317 14th St. HI.

1)020 (Nttr Minion St. Ml. 1-2704 STAGE DOOR "Oklahoma," vision money winner with UNCLE WILLIE Me- cal home run; seats most nights. 12:10, 2:40, 5:10, 7:35 and 10:07 p. m.

$122,000 by answering ques nasha family tions on dozens of subjects, nist barbs at the popular TV "HAPPY HUNTING" comedy; available. DAHLIER HIARIN SIRVICI 101 Powtll San Fronclito Gntlmn: Imio ind FREE IOOKLET an "Mlriel-Er" la aloin cr. aHi- action. Nona Address City UNITED ARTISTS "Halliday SAN MATEO 239 1. St.

DI. 2-1014 Ditfontlly tcross from WilgrMh'i BERKELEY 2132 Center St. IN. 1-Oiil Nut to Inunon comedy series: the Worker asked editorially: "WALTZ OF THE TOREA Brand," 11:00 a. 1:50, 4:40, 7:40 and 10:40 p.

m. Ethel Merman; Maj'estic; "Miss Broadway" returns; S.R.O., very hard to get. DORS" Sir Ralph Richard it doesn snow tne "seamy side" of Army life such as this Rtmorltabl Dovle or writ for Fr U-Pag Booklet which klp yti thtck your own ktaringl It will bt wnt to yoo la ploi cover. St-J-10 VOGUE "La Strada 2:05, son; Coronet; funny French INHERIT THE WIND" farce; some seats. 4:30, 7:00 and 9:25 p.

m. K. P. Bilko is forced to remain a I Paul Muni; National: powerful "Tne question that fascinates us even more than Van Doren's performance is: what kind of a social system is it under which a man with his extraordinary talent and training earns a salary of 4,400 a year?" ''barracks bachelor." This "de-l legal drama; available. 'IV ABNER" Edith pressing" and "heartbreaking" situation, according to the Communists, is due to the Adams; St.

James; comic strip comes to life; S.R.O., very hard to "LONG DAY'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT" Fredric Xenia B. Lee In Recital B'nai Brith Sets Session Here March, Florence Eldridge; Helen Hayes Theater; Eugene O'Neill's great autobiograph ical playj.S.R.O., very hard to get. By ALEXANDER FRIED Lively, capable fingers and a thoughtful, energetic ap "MAJOR BARBARA" Bur Four top national leaders of gess Meredith, Charles Laugh- the Antt-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith will meet here ton, Cornelia Otis Skinner; Morosco; wordy, but amusing; February 23 and 24 with Jew. few seats. ish community leaders of Cal proach to her music won applause for Xenia Boodberg Lee, Bay area pianist, in her first local solo recital in several years, Friday night at the Century Club.

"MEASURE FOR MEAS ifornia and other western States to explore new pro-crams to combat racial and URE" Nina Foch, Arnold Moss; Phoenix; fine revival; I f. A I seats most nights. The slow movement of Beet-i religious discrimination. The conference will be at hoven's Sonata Opus 110 was among passages in which she the Fairmont Hotel where was at her best, for she sus woo in Bay community delegates will hear addresses by Benjamin K. Ep tained the deep spirit and style of" the movement in a consistent unity all the way stein, the League nationa Mm4nayi I director; Arnold Forster, chief Area Ship Jobs through.

counsel and director of the civil rights division; Alexander At certain other times, her Contracts worth more than playing seemed illogical, and even immature, because her $683,000 for work on Navy touch lacked evennesi from Miller, director of the 26 com. munity service division re. gions, and Oscar Cohen, na-tional program director. The conclave will open Feb and Military Sea Transport tone to tone. On such occa sions, her phrasing, instead of Service ships were awarded to being beautifully modeled, be ruary 23 with a meeting of the Bay area shipyards in Janu came roughened and District Grand Lodge Ami Defamation committee and the ary, it was announced yesterday.

The work on ships in Janu national leaders. Melvin Swig She gave an interesting, it San Francisco will be the vigorously rhythmic perfor chairman of that session. mance ot BartoK's "improvi ary included: sations," with their underlying Hungarian folk character A leadership conference on the following day is expected USNS Gen. D. E.

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