The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 8

i i miMi'li i 111 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1961 SIX HON 1 8 TODAY'S SHOW CLOCK TV REVIEW THE GREATEST SHOW Of ALU at mm Goodwin Knight Hospitalized Burbank, Nov. 26 liP Former California Governor Goodwin J. Knight entered St. Joseph Hospital late Saturday with influenza. His physician said Knight also would hs tested for possible viral hepatitis.

OB 1 ZaY ROOEO The Last Sunset: 10, 1:41, 5:27, and 7:03. The Battle of Bloody Beach: 11:42, 3:33, and 7:14. ROYAL The Guns of Navarone: and 7:11. WESTEND A Thunder of Drums: The Hustler: 1:17. DRIVE-INS DIXIE Pirates of Oortuaa: 37.

Seven Women From Hell: 1:30. Party Girl: 7:30. KENWOOD Cartoon: 4:30. Wayward Wife: 4:37. Outlaw Girl: 1:40.

Girls Marked Danger: 7:54. Barefoot Savage: 11. NEW ALBANY The Naked Edge: 7. I want To Live: 1:54. TWILIOHT A Thunder of Drums: 4:30 and 10:10.

Ring of Fira: 1:30. 'J i Music, Drama Critics Tell How And Why Of Jobs By BILL LADD If there are those who wonder why Louisville's drama and music critics write what they do, they could have found out the past two Sunday afternoons on "Excursion." Moritz Bomhardt has had Bomhardt gave them much Louisville' music and drama of the credit for the high cul-critics on his Channel 3 pro- iura standards in Louisville, gram in an effort to discover a.hif.u arp rprrtnhpA hp onint. ticmnicoloh inJDIrdllHif) Choice Seats for All ON THE STAGI SAVOY-Burlesque: 13:10, 3, and :45. DOWNTOWN AND FIRST RUN BROWN X-15: 10:40, 12:50, 5:10, 7:20, and :10. KENTUCKY Blue Hawaii: 11:10, 1:17, 3:24, 5:31, 7:31, and MARY ANOtRSON fuB 10:45, 13:54, 3:03, 5:12, 7:21, end OHIO Bachelor In Pradit: 10:52, 1:02, 3:12, 7:32, and I ALTO Cinerama Holiday: 1:15.

UNITED ARTIST Comaneheros: 10:41, 3:10, 5:31. 7:32, and 7:43. ART THEATERS CRESCENT Secret! of Woman: 7:13 and 7:15, ESOU I RE Living Venui: 7 and 7:15. Kipling's Women: 1:15 and 10:15. NEIGHBORHOOD AND OTHERS AIRWAY Ben Hur: 7:30.

BARD Fanny: 7 and 7:21. COZY A Thunder of Drum: 3:44. The Hustler: 1:17. IDEAL Mafic Boy: 7. The Pleasure of Hit Company: KNOX The Grata if Greener: 4:43.

The Great Impostor: Box Office Open 10 fi iohp'4'1 rtm mi' yi ii 4 iiinmnffMtL Nsgaai'laaal u32wl I hmm 1 A Leslie CARON M. CHEVALIER C. BOYER Horst BUCHHOLZ "FANNY" In Color AT 7:04 AND 7:25 refill Bk' Formosa Tops Rice Goal Taipei, Formosa, Nov. 26 Formosa's rice production has topped the goal of 3 it Time In Louisville 1 A BURLESKTV Af VV-J 000 metric tons set for all of Sensational Gorgeous Fabulous i. it IIOI i is PARKING 1961, says the Provincial Food Bureau.

how thev approach their work and what thev hope to accom- ed out- in Parts of the plish. world. All approach their work in This may hi.ve set a track different ways, as one might rpc()rd or ymd W()rcls to expect from such lndiviflualiots crilit.g by a practitioner of the as DwiRht Anderson. William arts, as is Brrnhardl. Mootz, Fi 1 1 1 Woolsey, 1 op Mrmiws RUBIN Youth Orchestra director I DOORS OPEN TODAY P.M.

Troy Donahue Claudette Colbert "PARRISH" George Hamilton Richard Boon "The Original Coden Girl'' Co-Feature Too Ho For Paris WIIJA "She's lops" 'A THUNDER OF DRUMS LATE SHOW EVERY SAT. NITEI MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Kohn. and Boyd Martin. For example, Martin won't watch a movie preview unless there is an audience whose reaction lie can study. Kohn prefers a private screening where he can make up his own mind.

Mootz, when he rcli es I rn is I ed For Christmas Music The Louisville-Jefferson County Youth Orchestra, di- TONIGHT AT 8:15 P.M. BURTON HOLMES lr fllininrni Aeodemy Awqrd Winngrl SZi I TRAVELOGUES Southern Germany BAVARIA finds himself in disagreement Richard BOONE Geo. HAMILTON Paul NEWMAN Piper LAURIE "A THUNDER OF DRUMS" I "THE HUSTLER" with the obvious judgment of reeled by Rubin Sher, and Wayne Tyler's accordion band AT :17 the audience, states his opin IN COLOR AT :40 will play in the second annual Shower of Christmas Music at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Memorial Auditorium. Passion Play Presented by Andre de la Varre Prltei; $181.

$1.50. 1 1 25, lai Incl. I x5A 1rLITI IIXN i The program is presented by ion, making clear that it is a minority report. All Would Promote Art All agreed that a performance must be judged against HOn Salt at Baldwin's the County Recrea people will honor members of' Fiscal Court, the Board of Kdu- cation, and (he Recreation! tion Youth Association. Admission will be by free Uploton the standards one might ex i m.

irnrrr pect from the artists' and the i tii kots, four to a person, as long as the remaining 400 Board for public service in County officers-elect Marlow Cook, judge; Bemis Lawrence, commissioner, and K. P. "Tom" rti tSl 1 i I M0 A PARADISe 0f S0NC By That is. the same standards tickets last. They may be do not apply to the Kentucky Picked up at the offices of OF (Inrra Association as ann to me I OUtllV riaygroilllfl ana Saw.wr, attorney, will be intro-ne i i ihn Mptrnnolitan All aprppd Kccreat ion Board in nuri'o.

FRIDAY, DEC. 1, 8:30 FIRST AMERICAN TOUR! LE THEATRE D'ART DU BALLET The French Ballet Company Of 35 Headed By ANNA GALINA Carnaval Spectre of the Rose rrOgramme: Ballade Francesco Da Rimini that performances by Louis-; Armory or at the Chamber ille artists often equal or ex-' of Commerce, ceed those of well-known pro- Assisting Sher with the 120 fpssinnals. 1 piece youth orchestra playing -ifinist Leader Dies i London, Nov. 20 Israel I GREGORY PECK DAVID NIVEN SHOWN ONLY AT 8 00 TONIGHT ADULTS 0e CHILDREN JSC All agreed that their civic the first part of the program Cohen, 82, writer, former for-dutv is to encourage culture will be William Sloan and (ins cign correspondent, and one-in Louisville by such kindness Coin. The accordion band time general secretary of the as their professional ethics i present the second half.

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