The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 12

SECTION 1 THE COURIER. JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 1937 13 Woman's Activities-Class Entry In Snapshot Contest Is A Winner oi 0.c onm GARV COOPER FOR WHOM THE BEUS TOLL AMAZON TRADER ur LANCASTER "TEN TALI MEN" ALSO Gent IARIV "CHINA GATE" ADULTS Jt CHILDREN 10C 10 25 KIDS C. W. WORDEN'S POTTS SPAGHETTI SPECIAL I 1 THURSDAY ONIY Amphitheatre Adding 200 Seats for Weights Two hundred extra seats will be placed at Iroquois Amphitheatre for the final three performances of "Damn Yankees" tomorrow through Sunday and for the Liberace show next week.

Maurice Settle, executive secretary of the Louisville Park Theatrical Association, said tickets for the extra seats will go on sale at 10 a m. tomorrow at Baldwin Piano Company, 309 W. Walnut. Water will be drained out of the pool in front of the stage and chairs placed there. These seats will sell for $3.50.

Permanent seating at the amphitheatre totals 3,402. Largest attendance so far this year was 3,100 at the July 19 performance of "The Student Prince." The amphitheatre record for a single night was for "South Pacific" in 1955, when the audience numbered 3.700 and included standees. Settle said there is a good chance this season will "come out on top." Last year the season ended with a deficit of $35,854, hich was made up by 220 guarantors. INCLUDES: 2 MEATBALLS, Wordm Famous Sauce." Ho. mano I heee, Brrad and Butter 0 70 ,4 r.

30S West Jefferson Street 9tH MONDAY AND THURSDAY UNTIL P.M. iu IASI TIMES TONITE At 10:25 Ava GARDNER Slawart GRANGER Imi RUSSELL Richard ECAN "LITTLE HUT" tintmascopf color mmmm S3 Seventh-Week Awards Listed Vinners in the seventh week of The Courier-Journal Snap-shot Contest were announced yesterday by the judges. They are: Class A (babies and children) Richard Lindstrom, 3015 Bobolink Road. Class (activities) Mrs. Jean rinotti, 656 Baxter Avenue.

Class (scenes and still life) Louis J. Moseson, 452 University Avenue. Class I) (animals) Hugh M. Robinson, Bowling Green Ky. 3 Others Are Cited Each winner will receive a $5 cash prize and a certificate of award.

All are now eligible to compete frfr the $25 Courier-Journal grand prize. Their snapshots will appear in Sunday's Courier-Journal Magazine. The judges also awarded certificates of merit to outstanding runners-up: Class A Kester Claypool, Maceo, and Herbert C. Tay-lor, Evansville, Ind. Class Claypool.

Class Cl- Jim Miller, 409 Wallace Avenue. Contest In 9th Week The contest is now in its ninth week and amateur photog LAST TIMES IONIIE Ava GARDNER Jayna MANSFIELD "tuc MTTir lmit tup nnnritn LITTLE 'THE HUT' 'THE BURGLAR' COLOR AT AT 10 Square Dance Tonight At Stivers School The Jefferson Playground and Recreation Board sponsor a square dance from 8 to 10 tonight at Stivers School, West port Road. Stuart Schack-lette will be the caller. The recreation board will hold its annual summer playground art-and-craft exhibit from 2 to 9 p. m.

August 8 and from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. August 9 in the Jefferson County Armory.

Mrs. Marguerite Lockard, dean of girls at Eastern High School and art-and-craft specialist for County recreation during the summer, will be in charge of LAST TIMES TONITE John CARRAD1NE Rust THORSON I Jim E. GRIFFIN ''Monster From Green Hell" 10:02 "HALF HUMAN" 8 25 GOOD TIMING and a sense of humor won a certificate of merit for Herbert C. Taylor, Evansville, with this entry in The Courier-Journal Snapshot Contest. City-Building Remodeling Contract Let Old Fire Headquarters' JoI To Cot $97,071 Acting Mayor W.

S. Milburn yesterday signed contracts totaling $97,074 for remodeling the old Fire Department headquarters next to the City Hall Annex. The general contract went to Ale Bornstein, 1219 Logan, for $87,443. Bornstein's was the low bid of seven submitted. Work will start immediately, City buyer William F.

Johnson said. It is scheduled for completion in mid-November. Remodeling of the 66-year-old building at 617 W. Jefferson is the thud major job in the S867.000 renovation of City buildings. The other two the City Hall and the annex.

Both these projects are under way. Sinking Fund Due Space The old Fire Department building will be known as the Sinking Fund Building after the remodeling is completed. The sinking fund, which now has 1,810 square feet of floor space in the annex, will get an additional 3,873 square feet of first-floor space in the newly remodeled building. The top two floors will continue to be used by the Welfare Department's Municipal Bureau of Social Service. Remodeling will include new floor coverings, a new and modern stairway, provision for installation of an elevator, air conditioning of the second and third floors, modern lighting, and lowered ceilings.

Movie Thriller Dm e-In I 'at rons Aid Hunt for ChiM Dallas, July 31 i.f A Dallas couple realized with horror while watching a drive-in movie last night that only three of their four children were in the back seat Their 18-month-old boy was missing. "My little boy is gone," Mrs. E. Hammond phoned police. Squad cars, sirens blasting, rushed to the theater.

The movie was stooped patrons turned 'heir auto lights onto an adjoining field. Stephen. shouted theater patmns as flashlights were noduccd and human chains trmed to walk through the acid. An officer sent the distraught -iarents home, assuring them, "We'll keep looking." And guess who was found hap-nily playing on a bed at home? the exhibit. Nursing School To Gradualejll; 5 Louisville Girls Five Louisville girls and six from elsewhere will be graduated from SS.

Mary Elizabeth Hospital's School of Nursing at 3 p.m. August 25 at St. Louis Bei trand Catholic Church. They are: Misses Marianne Stewart, 1930 Owen; Mary Joyce Green, 1510 W. Breckinridge; Mary Elizabeth Fowler.

609 Camp: Marie B. Effinger, 3118 S. Third: Anna M. Clark. 132 Boston Court; Mary Justine Higdon, who ranks first in the class, and Elizabeth Mary Boarman, both of Whites-ville; Mary Ann Poff, Sellers-burg, ''best all-round Lena Rose Byrne, Stanley; Ollie Elizabeth Craig, Birmingham, and Mary Joann Johnson, Owensboro.

The Rev. Richard Fowler, assistant pastor of Holy Cross Church, will speak. School Chief Retires At Bowling Green Special to Tht Couritr-Journal Bowling Green, July 31. Dr. L.

C. Curry retired today as superintendent of Bowling Green schools. He had been an educator here 32 years, the past 20 as superintendent. He will be succeeded tomorrow by Dr. W.

R. McNeill. I JAMES STEWART 2 peck.jqnfV midtu I DORIS DAY 1 PARKING SB gaged in the manufacture, sale, commercial finishing, or professional use of photographic goods. Pictures must have been made after July 1, 1956. Keep Negatives Snapshots may be on any brand of black-and-white film and any make of camera may be used.

Glass-plate negatives and color film are not accept able. Developing and printing may be by a photo finisher or by the entrant. To enter the contest, mail as many prints as you wish to Snapshot Contest, The Courier-Journal, Louisville 2, Ky. On the back of each picture write in ink your name, address, and class of entry. No prints will be returned.

Do not send negatives. Keep them until requested. raphers are urged to get their entries in before the August 10 deadline. There is still time to become eligible for the Courier-Journal grand prize and the big money in the Newspaper National Snapshot Awards. The contest is strictly for amateurs.

Anyone is eligible except employees of the newspaper and individuals or families en- AT Thru Sat. Doort Open Today JACK WEBB a "THE D. Feu PARKER Buddy EBSEN "DAVY CROCKETT RIVER PIRATES" colo TECHNICOLOR CinemaScopE DIXIE EBT1 ORIVE-IN THEATRE rf DRIVE-IN THEATRE 1 yttHIW SOUTH OF iHIVCLY ij! 2 'VlHfllTllllI J.trfW DKIiMTaMk I A Striking Shade jm tfNNIS MOM MTT SULLIVANO KEEFETRUMAN JURAOO Dragoon weus massacre i COiOtil lUdi I toini GRAT-MT CuhrtAtMli' UU'lUL AMPHITHEATRE SHERRY 0'NEIL with red Harper in with David Daniels Sid Stone A Denit Du-For Production Atlantic City's Million Dollar Pier Hit by Fire Atlantic City, July 31 Wl A three-alarm fire broke out today on the Million Dollar Pier jutting into the Atlantic Ocean and threatened to trap scores of persons before they were led to safety. The blaze, fanned by a southwesterly wind, broke out in the Million Dollar Playhouse on the pier about 1 p.m. Many persons were at the ocean end of the structure and appeared to have no means of exit.

But rescuers led them to safety down a ramp leading to the beach alongside the famed boardwalk. A boat took off others. Police declared the fire under control at 1:20 p.m. There were no reports of casualties. Cement Color Binds Project At Eastern to Plant at Speed Did you know that cement from different quarries tends to be in slightly different shades? Jack Dawson, director of buildings for the County schools, said yesterday he learned this rather forcibly.

The planned all-concrete addition to Eastern High School at Middletown must have cement of the fairly light shade turned out by Louisville Cement Company at Speed, he said. So, although many cement-mill strikes have just been settled the one at Speed must be settled before construction of the 10-room addition can continue. Dawson said Speed cement was used in the original building and in concrete already poured for the addition. Negotiations in the Louisville Cement strike will resume at 4 p.m. today, with a federal mediator Frank S.

McDonnell-taking part for the first time. The last union-company talks in the 5-week-old strike were held Monday. TODAY SHOW STARTS 7:00 ENTIRE SHOW IN TECHNICOLOR JAMES STEWART, PATRICIA SMITH "SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS" WALT DISNEY'S "CINDERELLA" SCOT? I nmn rsn USE TOP VALUE STAMPS Two J2 25 resint teats lor one book Top Vtlue Stamps jsTSGT.IIM MOORE. U.S.

Marines, TECHNICOLOR Starts 1:20 Redeem only ol Baldwin THROUGH SATURDAY JACK WEBB DON DUBBINS in at 8:20 in Cinema' "THE D-B AMPHITHEATRE PRICES $3.50 $2.75 $2.25 $U0 300 seats each night at 75c Baldwin Piano Company All suburban Taylor Drug Stores Elizabethtown Record Shop Scop Color Robert Ryon Robert Stack ADDED ATTRACTION "DEEP ADVENTURE" 8 (HlillAGW "HOUSE of BAMBOO" at 10.20 in Color Rhonda Fleming UllsWf si "M0By 111 11 "HAM AC" Ricardo Montalban 1 1A THE QUEEN BABYLON" 'A 5 SN fv SPDCY? W. MARKET BUS DIRECT TO GATES i rr e- aa rviiii i at I Rough, Tough and Wonderful as TSGT.JIM MOORE, U.S. Marines. At 8:25 5 evenings of fine symphonic music fo climax your summer CONT. FROM 10 55 A.M.

NOW Y0U T0 VERY POPULAR ATT TO Plvt at 10:30 with a glorious labor ALA WMm HOYD TO NOLAN COLOR IA0D a 7 If Vlk4 a I deluxe facilities of French lick-Sheraton for rest ond recreation. Concert tickets $1.10 fo $2.75 Daily rates, including three meals, from $14 Mi per person, double. EPIC BATTLE JAMES MASON JOAN FONTAINE DOROTHY DANDRIDGE HARRY BELAFONTE It's all about that well-heeled Western man FOR I fit a am AND 'GIRLS AFTER DARK" AUDE Murphy1 A' DARRYLF. FRENCH LICK, INDIANA For Information Phone ShrotonSlbacrt Hotel JUnipar 4-4141 ADULTS 5e rft 1 ZANUCKS THF Clfllf who thought he was the until he ran into I an adorable doll ff in Paris who had ClNlM.ScOPE- AT 8:10 mm 5IAKI1 IUJS ONLY DAYS LEFT 20 MEN IN HER PAST FIRST BOTH SHOWS LOUISVILLE preset rxi ANI OtOANUAIION ANTHONY STEEL DONALD SiNDEN AKNA MARIA SANDRI r.rvRY TffiSr THE COOPtf ADORE MORELL ti. rr ItCHN VIJTAVlJION Qto enter The Courier-Journal Amateur Snapshot Contest.

Any amateur photographer can enter. Just print your name, address and the class of the snapshot on the back of the photo and send it to Snapshot Contest, The Courier-Journal, Louisville 2, Kentucky. Classes are: A. Babies and Children. B.

Activities. C. Scenes and Still Life. D. Animals.

OBut send them in today. Final deadline is midnight August 10. ,17 STARTS 8.1 0 JOHN McGiVE ...120 MPH ON A ROAD BUILT FOR AN OXCART; THERE'S A GUN AT YOUR RlBS. AND NOT ENOUGH GAS TO MAKE THE NEXT Produced and Directed by Dl LLY WILDEK DELIGHTFULLY COOL CHECKPOINT A HANK OROANIZATION PRESENTATION: In IASTMAN COlOt. )r STARTS TODAY DOORS OPEN 10:15 A.M.

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