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WEDNESDAY SERIES Subscription Onlyl ATIOML SYMPHONY HANS KINDLER, TONIGHT at 830 CONSTITUTION BALL KALINIKOV, Symphony No. ENESCO, Roumanian Rhapsody No. BACH, minor Suite; CHARLES JONES, Overture for Orchestra. SPECIAL BUKEAU 1727 St. N.W.

EX. 6294 PSUNDAY, 4 P.M.ONSTITUTION BALL ERAL EMPLOYEES CONCERT NATIONAL SYMPHOi HANS 1CINDLER, Conductor Beethoven Fifth Symphony Works by JOHANN STRAUSS, MORTON GOULD, BRAHMS. WEBER, HUMPERDINCK $1.20, Nxtienel SymSkMy Bex Off St. NA. 7332: through Federal Recreetionel Ceuneelere.

Tomorrow, 8:30 CONSTITUTION BALL SERIES NATIONAL SYMPHONY HANS KINDLER, Soloist OSCAR LEVANT GRIEG Piano Concerto; Works by 6BSHWIN. MOZART, WAGNER, NAHMS Single $1.20. $1.80, 82.40; Serlee $2.10, $3.30. $4.20. National Symphony Boa Of flee, 1330 St.

NA. 7332. ovr 111 llAY I bet.E*F laWifl MflT.Y binecr mom the HNMi p-nnl STARE CASTER HEVUE EVES. GEORGIA SOTHaH Joan Crawford May Get Break By SHEILAH GRAHAM. HOLLYWOOD.

Buddy De 8ylva is working up quite a cast for "The Stork with Betty Hutton and Barry signed and set, and Danny Kaye as first choice for leading man. Danny has almost as much energy as la Hutton. It makes me tired even to think of the teaming. If Joan Crawford gets the top female spot in it will be her best break of the decade. I hope the current negotiations are successful.

Bette Davis is back in California but more or less in hiding at Laguna until she starts Life" at Warner's. Walter Brennan is in this one. Bette say yes and she won't say no regarding her possible marriage to Corpl. Louis Riley. June Duprez, now working for Director Rene Clair in Then 'There Were next reports to RKO for Most Dangerous It sounds like love.

She again will be teamed with John I Loder. I bumped into Anita Colby the other night at Romanoff's, and she! told me she was due to report to AMUSEMENTS? WASH. GRAND OPERA CONSTITUTION HALL. IAN. 31.

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H1SER-BETHESDA AJl GREER GARSON and WALTER PIDGEON in AlM ALEXANDRIA. fJL REED 1788 MHWHl RICHMOND 8,9 9,88 UBOH Columbia this week to supervise the dresses to be worn by Shirley Temple in and Roth lames have been loaned to Columbia by David Selznick. "Shirley is exceed at doing the Anita told me. You can bet anything that Anita will soon be before the movie camera in a star part. Since publication of an article in a weekly magazine.

Miss Colby has been the talk of the town. Although I think it was unkind of the magazine to state that the 30-year-old beauty never will get married, taking bets now that she will. Sign in an auction window: Rose Furniture for Sale." Does this mean that the intellectual strip-tease use is forsaking the second time? I thought she liked it while making the recent of the I care for Gypsy in the picture, she was too addicted to posing Margaret has been set to star in in the Doll's House." Ginny Simms has left the Metro fold and will free lance. I like Ginny and think she Is swell on the radio. But movies do not show her to advantage Joan next is AMUSEMENTS.

Young to with Robert Hutton and Dolores Moran. Pat first picture since his return from entertaining boys In the Pacific and Indian areas Is for RKO with Ruth Hussey and Adolphe Menjou. I haven't seen Adolphe in a picture lately. I wonder why? After "Hollywood the next will be and this will Involve a trip to Paris by Sol Lesser, who will produce the picture. Sol Is responsible for the first successful canteen Door May these canteens go on until we can do and canteens I The entire cast and crew of in producer Is Joe to Mexico City for a month of shooting.

This includes Van Johnson, June Allyson, Iloma Massey and Xavier Cugat and his band. Say, you need the press, too? Gregory name is now attached to wondering If attempted by Spencer Tracy, and then abandoned, will ever be finished? It should be a good movie but it seems to be jinxed I doubt whether Marlene Dietrich ever will return to Hollywood. And her daughter, Maria Seiber, prefers New York and the theater. Marla makes her Broadway bow as the maid in Philip play, Alexis Smith gets her husband, Craig Stevens, in of a which will not displease either of them. If holding hands everywhere and looking happy means anything, this couple is in love.

tough luck on Robert Alda that the picture, in made in 1943, still does not have a release date. This movie, in which Alda plays George Gershwin, was expected to make him a star. At this rate, Alda will be an old man before the fans get to see him. (Released by the North American Newspaper Alliance. Inc.) Where and When Current Theater Attractions and Time of Showing Stage.

Catholic Thumb the 8:30 p.m. 2:30 and 8:30 pm. Screen. in the 10:30 1:25, 4:20. 7:15 and 10:10 pm.

Stage shows: 12:40, 3:35, 6:30 and 9:25 pm. 10:45 1:30, 4:15, 7:05 and 9:55 p.m. Stage shows: 12:45, 3:55, 6:25 and 9:10 pm. 1 as I Man Goes 11:20 a.m., 1:20, 3:25, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:30 pm. and the 12:05, 2:30, 4:50, 7:15 and 9:40 pm Bill of 11 12:45, 2:30, 4:20, 6:05, 7:55 and 9:55 p.m.

in Half Moon 11 a.m., 1:05, 3:15, 5:20, 7:30 and 9:40 pm. I 11 a.m., 4:15, 6:55 and 9:35 pm. Dances 3:30, 6:40 and 9:50 pm. I AMUSEMENTS. A Columbia Picture WITH Ate OH SCREEN- PLEDtiE to And GEN.

RETURN TO PHILIPPINES On Stage I NIP NELSON, the Laugh JEAN, JACK I JUDY breakneck BARRETT, 'lady of ROXYETTES- unique Rydwns JO LOMBARDI MELODIES" Warner ADT Bros. NearF ATTEND OUR MATINEES rM AM in 1 TOKv ponriwr CONTRARY the fellowand-his-girl theme suggested here by Van Johnson and Marilyn Maxwell, their new film is called Two Women Lionel Barrymore heads the cast of the picture, which opens tomorrow at the Capitol. Second Concert Of Season for Graham By PATRICIA SIMMONS The dance and Constitution Hail are two things that never seem to mix. We are happy to report, however, that last night Martha Graham and her group were really performing on home ground. At least the way it seemed to us.

The vastness of stage and limitless void which just about swallows the ballet lent to Miss group exactly the right dimensionless effect. The audience, undoubtedly a part of the overflow from the November concert in the Library of Congress, also seemed aware of this sense of staging and lighting, so much a part of Miss Graham's art. Truly, the woman Is a wizard. With a single prop or two, a mere boxlike affair for a grandstand, a flagbedecked pole and her circus. No more trouble than the addition of a little choregraphy and music; the former surely was appreciated by more than one gentleman in the' audience.

You see Miss Graham's circus is not the literal one of canvas and sawdust. one just as real, however, and lives in the heart of every circus of her life, in which she Is her own most appreciative spectator. Here is satire et its best. Miss Graham is the woman, Brick Hawkins the ringmaster and the show is on! The subtle nuances in the choregraphy erf "Every Soul is a Circus" are absolutely unrivaled. Mias Graham imagines herself first as the apex of a triangle with Mr.

Hawkins and Merce Cunningham; later as the beloved of a duet (again Mr. Hawkins). The most entertaining single moment of the dance is a satire on the classic ballet where the dancer diligently ties a piece of rope around her foot and forces it painstakingly into the air. and Entrances," second work on the program, fell short In no one place. It was simply toe much of a good thing.

The program notes shed little light on the dance and vice versa. Its main fault, how FOR THE DEVELOPMHNT OP SELF AS8URANCE AND POISE Students S-16 yean of age Classes la KSin lASM Public Pcrfonaancca Yearly Valerie Warde Director 2 Dupont Circle DUpeet 1999 If No Answer Cell District 01)1 SUN CHINESE-AMERKAN RESTAURANT 1775 Colombia Road N.W. Lunch, 50c Dinner, 85c Special Egg Roll, 35c WE PREPARE FRESH AND DELICIOUS FOOD Orders Put Up to Toko Homo Phono ADems 9759 ever, la its length. As a legend of poetic experience end emotion the dance achieved a starkness of beauty and strength which was Impossible to sustain throughout the entire work. Hie audience just plain "got Concerning "Appalachian premiered here In November we can only repeat what we said then that it employs the entire group to their best advantage.

Dedicated to Mrs. Elizabeth Sprague Coolldge, it has to do with early America and its firm Mlief in a promised land. Miss Graham brings magnificent restraint to her role of the bride. Both Merce Cunningham and Erick Hawkins project themselves ably as the Revivalist and the Husbandman. Hie four followers, Nina Fonaroff.

Pearl Lang, Marjorie Mazia and Yuriko, inject their all into the higher vein. Costumes for ell three numbers were done by Edythe Oilfond. Musical direction was under Louis Horst. Man Dies in Station Charles W. Bowen, 51.

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