The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 13

L. A 1 THE COURIER- JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE. KY. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23. 1955.

13 Boyd Show Talk Martin's Kelly In 'Cat-on-Roof' Film Grace Kelly the hottest piece of stage property in the movies. either would be the Pulitzer-New York Critics' Award prize play, "Cat on A Hot Tin Roof," now New York. Miss Kelly will, of course, play the Barbara Bel Incidentally, Miss Kelly, who was never heard Godden, wise until "High Noon" came along in 1952, is going even busier this year than last, when appeared important pictures, not including "To Catch A Thief," she is coming to the Kentucky. Alfred Hitchcock, who directed "To Catch A Thief," is generally credited with taking Miss Kelly out of the sunbonnet she wore in "High Noon" and making her a star, in a flaming dress, in "Dial for' Murder." Since the release of "Dial for Murder" Miss Kelly has been, in Already great slated demand. for the new screen version of Molar's "The Swan," Miss.

Kelly has. been assigned to do this year "Designing Woman," which is a story written directly for the screen. George Wells wrote the story with the title and background material suggested by Helen Rose, M-G-M fashion-designer. Obviously Miss Kelly will play a dress designer. She meets a brash sports writer during a Florida vacation and marries GRACE KELLY him on impulse.

GRACE KELLY With "The Swan," "Designing Woman," and "Cat on A Hot Tin Roof" on her schedule, Miss Kelly shouldn't have time for anything but work through this fall 'and winter. Another Authentic Derby Picture Coming i David Butler's horse saga, "Glory," which is now in the making, is the second talking picture with actual and authentic Kentucky Derby background. The previous one, "Kentucky," was also a Butler-made production to which 20th Century-Fox carted practically all of Kentucky's official family to the world premiere in Hollywood. Butler claims that Churchill Downs authorities clamped the Ex-Broadway Leader Directs 'Winslow Boy' Richard C. Haas, production for a number of Broadway Theater's opening production, Haas' appointment was Peterkin, Little Theater Haas, of 342 S.

Birchwood, was production assistant for "The Winslow Boy," during its New York run in the 1940's. The entire original London production was brought to this country by Glen Byam Shaw of the old Vic Theater. The play, by Terence Rattigan, will be given at the Playhouse on Belknap Campus October 13, 14, and 15. Moved Here In 1953 Haas, 30, moved to Louisville in 1953, with his wife, the former Miss Jean Tachau. They met when she was dancing i in and he was production assistant for the original Broadway production of "Kiss Me, Kate." The Haases have two children, a daughter, 4, and a son, 10 months.

Haas, a native of New York, began his career in the theater at 19 and spent nine years at it. Other shows with which he was associated were "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," the Tallulah Bankhead revival of "Private Lives," and "Bloomer Girl," and "Foolish Notion," which also Worked for Noel Coward He worked for Noel Coward in the revival of "Tonight at 8:30," and for Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne in "Oh, Mistress Mine." For two summers he was assistant manager of the Westport, County Playhouse operated by the Theater Guild. He was stage manager and in assistant and stage manager shows, will direct The Little "The Winslow Boy." announced yesterday by Jack RICHARD C. HAAS Chosen by Little Teater lid on the makers of films in 1924 after a silent movie depicted a -Drama doped horse and other chicanery at our race classic. playing Butler, through his friendship with the late Matt Winn, had the ban lifted in 1938 for "Kentucky," which glorified the a event role.

and won kudos from Bluegrass officials. movieto be As a result, Butler was given carte blanche in lensing this year's running of the Derby and all attendant festivities. in five Reese Becomes Mt. Gretna Fixture Our Reese, affectionately be quite at Gretna Playhouse Dorothy, She' recently played a Long Island society matron, mother of two sons, in "Sabrina Fair." Nothing has been said in her publicity at Gretna, of Doty's activity here Little Theater Company with which she played many roles with outstanding success. A Movie Mystery Not only is "Mister Roberts" playing its sixth week at the Mary Anderson, but it is also in its sixth week at Radio City Music Hall in New York.

This is enough recommendation for any picture, because Radio City Music Hall never plays a picture good for only one or two weeks. How they pick 'em is a mystery to show business. Sircom Goes to Honolulu Arthur Sircom, director of the musicals presented at Iroquois Amphitheater this season, has accepted the appointment of Community Theater in Hawaii. Sircom expects to arrive in ber, when he immediately son, which is scheduled to open in Hours." Other productions of the include "Time Out for Ginger," Game," and possibly "Witness for as Doty, seems to Gretna, Pa. DOROTHY REESE known at Mount managing director of the Honolulu Honolulu the first week in Septembegin working on the 1955-'56 seamid-October with "The Desperate season to be directed by Sircom "Kismet," "Gigi," "The Pajama The Prosecution." TODAY'S SHOW CLOCK ON THE STAGE FONTAINE FERRY PARK- -The Amazing Lippincott, Magician: 3:30 and 9:30.

DOWNTOWN AND FIRST RUN The Lady and The Tramp: 11, 1:14, 3:25, 5:40, 7:51, and 10. -We're No Angels: 10:55, 1:05, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35, and 9:45. Your Smiles Along: 10:45, 1:57, 5:09, and 8:21. Man From Laramie: 12:11, 3:23, 6:35, and 9:47. MARY ANDERSON Mister a Roberts: 10:30, 12:41, 2:52, 5:03, 7:14, and 9:25.

RIAL TO--The Private War of Major Benson: 10:48, 12:59, 3:10, 5:21, 7:32, and 9:43. NEIGHBORHOOD AND OTHERS Uprising: 6:30 and A 9:30. East of Eden: 7:40. BARD--Seven Year Itch: 6:45 and 10. Adventures of Sadie: 8:30.

BROADWAY 9:52. -Return Utopia: From 8:32. The Sea: -Magnificent Matador: 6:30 and 10:04. A Man Called Peter: 8:05, Plaisir: 7:30 and 9:30. DOWNS--The Mummy: 6:30 and 9:43.

Blackboard Jungle: 8:04. GRAND-(New Albany) Seven Little Foys: 1:30, 4:46, and 8:02. Cry geance: 3:13, 6:29 and 9:45. HI-LAND-Many Rivers To Cross: 7:22. This Island Earth: 8:55.

IDEAL--Cry Vengeance: 6:30 and 9:50. Underwater: 8:10. KNOX -Man Without A Star: 6:36 and 9:32. Ma and Pa Kettle at Waikiki: 8:07. Vengeance: 6:30 and 9:50.

Underwater: 8:10. OHIO- -Badman's Territory: 10:30, 1:49, 5:04, and 8:17. Miss Sadie Thompson: 12:08, 3:27, 6:42, and 9:55. PARKLAND-Ma and Pa Kettle Waikiki: 6:50 and 9:45. Battle Taxi: 8:10.

tain RITZ--The Kidd and Marauders: The 7 Slave and A Girl: 10:07. 8:34. CapRODEO--Cult of The Cobra: 10:07, 1:20, 4:33, and 7:46. Lone Star: 11:43, 2:56, 6:09, and 9:22. TREAT THE KIDS! OPEN SUNDAYS DAILY HOLIDAYS SATURDAY 12 ROOM: A TO TEL AND 7th ST.

RD. BERRY BLVD. COOL MARY ANDERSON WIDE VISION SCREEN 'Mister 6 wk. Roberts' STARRING HENRY JAMES WILLIAM FONDA: POWELL JACK Prices Mat. to 5 P.M.

LEMMON Eve. 35c $1.00. Anytime Children Walt Disney's Lady TEE TECHNICOLOR CINEMAS now! BROWN COOL 1601 So. 2ND ST. TODAY WED, DAN DURYEA THE MARAUDERS IN COLOR-PLUS TONY DEXTER CAPTAIN KID and THE SLAVE GIRL ACTION--COLOR COOLED By RefriGeration Burlesk: 1:39, 4:03, 6:27, and 8:51.

Teasarama Burlesk: 12:27, 2:51, 5:15, 7:39, and 10:03. UPTOWN- Busters: 6:30 and 10:05. Land of The Pharaohs: 8:24. VOGUE-April In Paris: 6:45 and 10:05. Small Town Girl: 8:32.

Matador: 6:30 and 10:04. A Man Called. Peter: 8:05. DRIVE- INS CLARKSVILLE-Gone With The Wind: 8:40. DIXIE-Seminole Uprising: 8:05 and 11:30.

Land of The Pharoahs: 9:25. A Land EAST-Seminole of The Pharoahs: Uprising: 8:05 9:25. and 11:30. Year Tonight 9:45. The Night: 7:50.

Seven NEW ALBANY- The Long Gray Line: 8:07. Seven Angry Men: 10:55. PARKWAY-An Annapolis Story: 8:15 and 11. Spy Chasers: 10:45. PRESTON-Jungle Gents: 7:57 and 11:30.

Seven Year Itch: 9:25. 8:05. Beau BrumSKYWAY. 10:15. -Three for The Show: 8.

Chicago Syndicate: 10. -East Screen: Go Man, Go: 8:32. Beachhead: 10:38. West Screen: Above and Beyond: 8:30. Gunsmoke: 10:38.

CONDITIONED Boxoffice Open 6:15 Last Day Kirk DOUGLAS Jeanne CRAIN MAN WITHOUT STAR (IN TECHNICOLOR) Marjorie MAIN Percy KILBRIDE MA PA KETTLE AT WAIKIKI NOW UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL Presents CHARLTON HESTON JULIE ADAMS A The PRIVATE WAR of MAJOR BENSONS a Technicolor Rialto LOEW'! DAYS STEWART THE MAN LARAMIE CINEMA Frankie "Bring Your pluo BRASSELLE Keefe Smile Along" LAINE Color by Technicolor SaVOY BURLESK AIR-COOLED On Jefferson Between 2nd and 3rd Now Showing -Starts at 11 A.M. 2 COLOR SMASH PUTS! TEASERAMA uno la Tempest STORM SOLI ST. CYR COLOR BETTY PAGE VICKI LYNN THE HOTTEST BURLESQUE YOUR EYES NAVE EVER SEEN! NOW PLAYING EIFFEL TOWER OF THE ORGAN HY C.GEIS 32 MONTHS NETHERLAND PLAZA- CINCINNATI 6 MONTHS BEVERLY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB Now THRILL TO HIS SPARKLING MUSIC NITELY IN OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW GLOW ROOM FREDERICK'S HOME MADE IN FINEST HEAVY TOWN FOOD STEER FRIED TURTLE TURTLE! Noted Music Critic, Olin Downes, 69, Dies New York Times for 31 years, at the Columbia-Presbyterian Downes, born in Evanston, history, and appreciation and phonic music. He was considered one of the most influential music critics in the country. He began his career at 20 with The Boston Post, where he remained 17 years.

He joined The Times in 1924. He had lectured at both Boston and Harvard universities, the Brooklyn Academy of Music, at Chautauqua, N. and at the Berkshire Music Festival. For a time he was commentator for the broadcasts of the York Philsundar harmonic Symphony Society. In Carroll County Native, Retired Minister, Dies New York, Aug.

22 (AP)-Olin Lexington, Aug. 22 (P)- The Rev. Russell S. who retired from the Disciples of Christ ministry in 1946, died last night. A native of Carroll County, he held degrees from Georgetown College, Transylvania College, and the College of the Bible.

He had been pastor of churches at Pleasureville, Fox Creek, Dry Ridge, and Sharpsburg, as well as in Mississippi, Alabama, North Carolina, and Virginia. Democratic Women Vote Campaign Gift Lexington, Aug. 22 (AP) The executive board of the Women's Democratic Club of Kentucky today voted to contribute $200 to the party's campaign this fall and planned to promote teas to help support television programs in the 1956 race. Campbellsville Farmer Dies Special to The Courier-Journal Campbellsville, Aug. 22- William Hord, 66, a farmer on Campbellsville Route 4, died here today after suffering a heart attack.

BARDSTOWN H1-1591 Julie HARRIS- DEAN John STEINBECK'S EAST OF EDEN SEMINOLE UPRISING I VOGUE Air PARKING 800-CAR AREA COMPLETE OFF -STREET PARKING ENDS TODAY. SHOW STARTS 6:45 ENTIRE SHOW IN RADIANT COLOR DORIS DAY RAY BOLGER "APRIL IN PARIS" JANE POWELL FARLEY GRANGER "SMALL TOWN GIRL" WED. "A GIRL FOR "GUY WITH A GRIN" Downes, music critic of The died today of a heart ailment Medical Center. He was 69. lectured on musical theory, wrote several books on sym- 1939 he was music director of the New York World's Fair.

In addition to many contributions to periodicals, he wrote the "books, "The Lure of Music" and "Symphonic Broadcasts." At the time of his death he was working on a history of the symphony, symphonic poem, and other forms of music, to accompany a series of long playing records. The Rev. S. L. Dotson Of Cave City Dies Special to The Courier-Journal Glasgow, Aug.

22-The Rev. Samuel L. Dotson, Cave City, died tonight at Sampson Community Hospital here. A minister and teacher for 50 years, he served in Hardin and Barren counties before retiring. Survivors include wife; three sons, Haskell Dotson, Milwaukee, W.

F. Dotson, Lexington, and George L. Dotson, Louisville, and two daughters, Mrs. Sophia Smith, Louisville, and Mrs. Sarah E.

Curry, Cave City. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Cave City Baptist Church. Democratic Chairman In Marion Is Dead Special to The Courier Lebanon, Aug. L.

"Pete" Glasscock, 67, Lebanon farmer, died at Mary Immaculate Hospital here today. He had been Marion County Democratic chairman the past 12 years and since 1948 had been president of the Peoples Bank of Gravel Switch. OH TILL 1 P.M. LAST DAY Rita HAYWORTH Jose FERRER "MISS SADIE THOMPSON" Technicolor Randolph SCOTT Ann RICHARDS "BADMAN'S TERRITORY" COOLED BY REFRIGERATION VISTAVISION IK HUMPHREY Paramount AL DO Presents PETER -Were No USTINOV Angels Color by TECHNICOLOR I with and DENNY MATTHEWS MERRYMAKERS IRENE THE PLUS GORGEOUS WINNIE HOVLER GIRLS JINNY in the LOUNGE 5 12:30 RES. EM6-6432 SPECIAL PARTY CLOSED SUNDAY Come to the Fair! SEPT.

9-17 It's TOPS In Education Machinery Exhibit The Biggest be held Farm in Kentucky ever to Show of the Year Livestock of Exciting Exhibits Thousands varied wealth of Kentucky displaying the TOPS In Entertainment JULIUS LA Cast ROSA All-Star NIGHT SEPT. 10 SAT. AFT. Free Grandstand Shows Colorful Contests Sensational Special Events Returning By Popular Demand All-Star Basketball FABULOUS Opening Night DANCING WATERS! SEPT. 9 KENTUCKY State tau FAIRGROUNDS LOUISVILLE A FUNS A' IROQUOIS Gardens BARD FREE GIANT WIDE PARKING SCREEN 1 Today, Wed, Doors Open 6:30 In CinemaScope and Color Marilyn MONROE Tom EWELL "THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH" "THE Jean ADVENTURES George OF SADIE" UPTOWN Last Tonight Times JACK JOAN HAWKINS COLLINS "LAND OF THE PHARAOHS" Plus: Richard I BUSTERS" FREE WITH A CHILDREN PARENT FREE COZY Jean PETERS Richard TODD 'MAGNIFICENT MATADOR' 'A MAN CALLED PETER' Anthony Quinn Maureen O'Here IN CINEMASCOPE AND COLOR IN COLOR CRESCENT "Done Last 2 ex- Days de MAUPASSANTS charming quisitely- 2862 Frankfort Ave.

throughout" HOUSE OF PLEASURE BE 1689 Air Conditioned -Boyd Martin COMPLETE SHOWS CLARKSVILLE! and between Hgwy. DRIVE-IN New 562 Albany TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY GONE WITH THE WIND TREMENDOUS! CLANK CABLE WHEN LENS LESLE de SEE IT NOW TECHNICOLOR STARTS AT 8:40 NEW ALBANY. On New North Hgwy Albany of 150 4-8808 Phone AT 8:00 LAST TIMES TONITE AT 10:50 TYRONE POWER SEVEN MAUREEN O'HARA ANGRY THE LONG GRAY LINE CINEMAS COPE Color by TECHNICOLOR MEN PRESTON PRESTON ON HIGHWAY the seven year itCh COLOR CELL TE CINEMASCOPE: Starring MARILYN MONROE EWELL AT 9:25 PLUS 2ND MIT AT 7:57 11:30 Bowery Boys "JUNGLE GENTS" CH-5838 CINEMASCOPE AND Technicolor DRIVE SUSAN TYRONE ON BARDSTOWN ROAD IN HAYWARD POWER PLUS! STEWART ELIZABETH GRAINGER TAYLOR "Beau Brummell" AT 8:05 TECHNICOLOR ACTION ROMANCE IN SOUTH AFRICA! AT 10:15 DRIVE IN FOLLOW 31E NORTH OF JEFFERSONVILLE EAST SCREEN NOW WEST SCREEN--NOW HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS ELENOR ROBERT PARKER TAYLOR IN Go. Man. Go! ABOVE AND BEYOND 8:25 BANE CLARK 8:20 TONY BEACH 1 Mary HEAD MURPHY GUNSMOKE CURTIS.

Frank LOVEJOY TECHNICOLOR Audie MURPHY 10:22 10:25 full charge of production for "The Tall Kentuckian," here in 1953. He is now employed by the Ford Motor Company here. Tryouts for "The Winslow Boy," will be held at 8:30 p.m. September 9 at the Playhouse. The 11-member cast includes a 13-year-old boy expelled from military school for stealing a postal order.

The play deals with his father's attempt to prove the boy's innocence. Season tickets to Little Theater productions are available from the membership chairman, Miss Helene Joseph, CHerokee 2045. Still Up In The Air 'Battlin' Little Spacemen' Sought Near Hopkinsville Hopkinsville, Aug. 22 (AP)-All sorts of investigations were going on today in connection with the bizarre story of how a spaceship carrying 12 to 15 little men landed near here and battled occupants of a farmhouse. The story broke last night when several adults: and all appearing highly excited, drove up in two to children, Hopkinsville Police Headquarters and told of the little men from outer space.

The spaceship, police were told, landed on Cecil "Lucky" Sutton's farm, nine miles north of here. The Air Force reportedly was probing the incident after more than a dozen State, County, and City officers from Christian and Hopkins counties went to the scene, but turned up nothing. The officers said there, were some 10 or 12 persons at Sutton's house, but it was not determined how many of those present actually claimed to have seen any of the little men from the spaceship. So, unless something more definite is established, the spaceship story is still up in the air. THE WINNERS IN THE COIN- ESTIMATING CONTEST AT THE OPENING OF OUR NEW STARKS BLDG.

OFFICE FIRST PRIZE: $100.00 U. S. SAVINGS BOND M. W. DAVIDSON (8934) 324 W.

LIBERTY STREET SECOND PRIZE: $50.00 U. S. SAVINGS BOND D. P. VANDIVIER (8900) 1264 STARKS BUILDING THIRD PRIZE: $25.00 U.

S. SAVINGS BOND The following five persons tied for 3rd prize, and each will receive a $25.00 U. S. Savings Bond: Tom Duncan (8888), 3341 Newburg Road; Mrs. Gordon Mauck (8888), 575 Starks Building; L.

Benefield (8888), 2436 Blvd. Napoleon; Alleen Ashton (8888), 407 Maple, Jeffersonville, Paul P. Thiemann, Sr. (8888), 1866 Alfresco Place. THE EXACT NUMBER OF COINS IN THE BOWL IS 8920 CERTIFIED BY JAMES T.

MEYER, PRESIDENT ARMORED CAR COMPANY LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY PARKWAY. THEATRE DRIVE IN NEAR AIGONQUIN PKWAY CANE RUN ROAD POSITIVELY LAST DAY EXCLUSIVE 8:15 "AN 11:00 FIRST RUN AT 10:00 ANNAPOLIS THE BOWERY BOYS IN STORY" "SPY CHASERS" JOHN In Technicolor DIANA DEREK LYNN ADMISSION PRICE CHILDREN FREE Twilite: Head- Here's of a Whirling A Hit Hip-Twirling Honey DRIVE-IN' BETTY GRABLE ON CRITTENDEN DRIVE JACK LEMMON South of Eastern Pkwy. MARGE GOWER Plus CHAMPION DENNIS O'KEEFE ABBE LANE "THREE FOR XAVIER CUGAT THE SHOW" "CHICAGO SYNDICATE" CinemaScope and Color Starts 10:00 Starts 8:00 CRITTENDEN DRIVE WILL BE OPEN TO THE TWILITE EACH EVENING DIXIE THEATRES COTH EAST SOUTH OF SHIVELY THEATRE THEATRE SHELBYVILLE NO. MATTERSON EXPRESSWAY FILMED IN EGYPT AND FABULOUS! STARTS 9:30 HOWARD HAWKS LAND PHARAOHS FROM WARNER BROS. IN CINEMASCOPE AND WARNERCOLOR.

2ND SMASH HIT AT Seminole Uprising starring MONTGOMERY. GEORGE TECHNICOLOR PICTURE Sorthsde Uruve at City Lemuts DAVID NIVEN YVONNE DE CARLO "TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT" TECHNICOLOR STARTS 7:45 the seven year itCh COLOR by CE LURE CINEMASCOPE MARILYN MONROE TOM EWELL STARTS 9:45.