The Courier-Journal du lieu suivant : Louisville, Kentucky • Page 32

-fM)jiriili triy ir jMr" j--ipjpniili in n'ilff SECTION 1962 THE COl RIER JOI RNAl, LOUISVILLE. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 10 inn "An expert and droll film played for laughs one rendezvous, in a streamlined convertible, is a masterpiece of dizzy foolery." William Mootz, Courier-Journo 'Only Two Can Play' is a hilarious farce spectacularly funny," Sherwood Kphn, Louisvifc Tmei MEN WHO'COULDNTGO ON--THE MISSION THAT 'COULDN'T' BE DONE--THE PICTURE THAT CANT BE FORGOTTEN! A true story of heroism and human endurance beyond any you've ever seenl HELD 0VER-2nd WEEK! HELD.OV it; L- i (O 1 I MAUREEN OHARA and James Stewart are the stars of "Mr. Hobbs Takes A Vacation." Ho vd 31 a tin's Show Talk I IB II Vacation Story Is Lightly Told peter sellers mai zetterung Virginia maskell OrVLY TWO CAM PLAV With utr st0 PlCHAPO attenbogough ADDED: "BALL PLAY," 1962 Academy Award Nominee The most unusual and entertaining short in years! All S.at. $1 25 Admiiston: SHOW TIMES HILARIOUS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ffemli mamudors "Pot Bouille" Monday Monday's Film Classic: starring ANDREW Every Day Is Thrift Day in The Classified Ads.

JEFF CHANDLER HARDIN BROWN HUTCHINS DUGGAN PETER WILL FREE! FREE! FREE! BIGGEST FIREWORKS SHOW EVER SUN IN LOUISVILLE! TECHNICOLOR from WARNER BROS. "'Mr. Hobbs Takes A Vacation" is quite an amusing film. It opened at United Artists yesterday, and. despite the fact that its theme is hardly original and its situations predictable, it has enough unique moments to keep one's I 'interest alive.

Roger Hobbs (James Stewart), a successful St. Louis banker, thinks it is high time he and his wife have a vacation together. The wife. Peagy (Maureen O'Hara). has a different I idea.

Feeling the family has been slipping out of their grasp. decides it would be best to take a house by the sea and the children, even the grandchildren, to visit them for a month. "i The seaside house certainly isn't much to look at. It is "a Victorian affair that has been battered by wind and rain and weathered by the spray from the rolling sea. The house has a depressing look lacks in comfort.

Lighting is ancient, from old carbon bulbs. The pump that forces the water to the bath on the second floor is temperamental and operates only when coaxed by an efficient engineer. The Hobbs brood is temperamental, too. The youngest daughter is self-conscious of the braces on her teeth and is having a miserable time until at a yacht club's dance father v- bribes the boys to dance with her. With boys paying her attention at $5 each, the girl soon forgets her dental i- trouble and has a marvelous time.

Son, Father Get Together On Sailing Trip The young son, a television addict, learns to ljnow his father when they go sailing. He impulsively invites dad to watch Westerns with him. The two married daughters have troubles of their own and Hobbs proceeds to straighten them out. Oh, this Hobbs fellow is a great one for family solidity and before you know it everything is sweetness and light. Such things as an eccentric cook, a neighbor who stays on the party-line telephone almost continuously, two strangers are very stuffy, and an anatomical surprise who is very ''friendly, especially with Hobbs, create some situations that amused the audience yesterday a great deal.

"Mr. Hobbs Takes A Vacation" is well-acted by Stewart, as the drawling, witty St. Louis banker who manages to do right well by the family, which he would like to get away from for a while at least. Miss O'Hara is the pretty wife with a will of her own, and Fabian, Lauri Peters, and Michael Burns are rather natural as the teen-agers. Fasbian and Miss Peters sing a song called "Cream Puff" which just may become a hit.

Directed by Henry Koster, the film remains on the bright fide throughout. Terry Wald is the producer. TODAY'S SHOW CLOCK 1 rt A' inkl TODAY and TONITE FOR A SAFE and SANE 4th of JULY BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY! presentation! Aii RANDY ATCHER I fr ELECTRIFYING IEEATH-TaKIKG ADVENTURE and GLORIOUS RCIAHCE! LOUIS d. ROCHEMONT'S PHIilNTIO IN i In Glorious i EASTMAN I COLOR ADVENTURE FOR YOUTH AND THE YOUNG AT HEART! KENTUCKY FAIR EXPOSITION CENTER STADIUM 1 Gn3l wsi mm o. cooui NO RESERVED SEATS NITES, SUN.

HOL. 1.50 TEENS 1.25 Children 75c All Showt bS OF SPECTACin. 01 ON THf STAGS FONTAINE FERRY PARK Winslow Troup; and :30. SHOWBOAT MAJESTIC Rip Van Wmklt: 1:30. DOWNTOWN AND FIRST RUN BROWN Weit Sid Story: 2:00 and 1:15.

KENTUCKY That Touch of Mink: 1:1, 3:25, 5:32. 7:3, and MARY ANDERSON Marrlll't Marau-drt: 12:27, 2:19, 5:11, 7:53, and :7. OHIO Bit Red: 12:00, 3:19. and :57. Hucklabarry Finn: 1:2, 4:4, and 1.07.

RIALTO Windiammar: 2:00 and 1:15. UNITED ARTISTS Mr. MoBB Tak A Vacation: 12:25, 7:3, 7:13, and :30. ART THEATERS CRESCENT Only Two Can Play: 7:15 and ESQUIRE Noun on The Waterfront! 7:00 and 9:5. Fort of Desire: 1:15.

NEIGHBORHOOD AND OTHERS AIRWAY Flower Drum Sonj: Battle In Outer Space: 9:30. GRAND Steel Claw: 12:55, 4:34. and THE BIGGEST COMBINATION -n FAMILY SHOW OF THE YEAR! llJJSoiiiiM DOORS OPEN AT 1:30 P.M. SIV PLUS BIG STAGE SHOW! :17. Walk on The Wild Side: 1:54, 5:45, and 9:3.

ICEAL Earth v. Flyintj Sauceri: 7:00. Romanoff and Juliet: 8:40. KNOX Curse of Frankenstein: 4:30 and 9:30. Yellowstone Kelly: 7:59.

RODEO Oil Town: 9:40, 1:02, 4:24, and 7:4. Cage of Evil: 11:24, 2:44, and 9:30. SAVOY Sunshine World: 2:04. 4:13, :25, :34, and 10:43. I Want A Baby: 12:2, 2:37, 4:49, :58.

and 9:07. SH EL-MAR Ben Hur: 7:30. UPTOWN Lad: Oo: 1:45, 5:41, and 9:37. Cartoon Revue: The Road Runner: 3:31 and 7:27. Magic Sword: 4:21 and 1:17.

VOGUE-AII Fall Down: 4:30. Mitfitc :31. DRIVE-INS DIXIE-EAST Red Hot Wheels: 1:30. Excuse My Oust: 10:15. Thunder In Carolina: 11:45.

KENWOOD Challenge of The North: 8:27. El Cid: 9:00. LAKE WOOD Visit to A Small Planet: 25 Blue Hawaii: 10:20. The Jay-hawkers: 12:00. NEW ALBANY Fireworks: 8:45.

El Cid: 9:10. PARKWAY Comancheros: 1:30. Tammy Tell Me True: 10:45. Anjry Hills: 12:00. PRESTON Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd: 8:27.

Lad: A Dog: 10:17. Fireworks: 9:47. Nature Girl and The Slaver: 11:45. Peeping Tom: 1:00. SKYWAY Tammy Tell Me True: 8.25, Fireworks: 10:00.

The Racers: 10:30. 7 women From Hell: 12:30. TWILITE Journey to The Seventh Planet: 8:30. Fireworks: 9:45. Flying Saucers: 10:10.

Guns of The Black Witch: 10:40. 13 West Street: 12:10. TWIN King of The Wild Stallions: 8:35. Sergeants Three: 10:15. VALLEY Magic Voyage of Sinbad: 8:30.

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and another class is planned for adults. Persons may register by calling the Red Cross at MElrose 4-4711. FREI mm i A PARKING 1lto! Here Comes The 1. 1 SIIOHROAT MAJESTIC i Toniaht at 8 P.M. 1 CLARK OABLE MARILYN MONROE "THE MISFITS" EVA MARIE SAINT "ALL FALL DOWN" I "RIP VAU WINKLE" Knot Hh Street WQI II NritT piesenls MATINEE 1:30 THI BIOSEST COMBINATION FAMILY SHOW OP THE rA "The 'J IV Ta Adventures tiOWARDJOHIUOnj of the 3 Al a.

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