The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 13

SECTION 1 THE COURIER. JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1959 13 'i 3 U. S. Actors pj inip ITniim i V-Zt i- 1 .41 1 1 "GOOD DAY FOR Matinee Today Kiddia Show 1:30 Van JOHNSON Kerwin MATTHEWS "THE LAST BLITZKREIG" Fred MacMURRAY Maggie HAYES "Good Day For i Hanging" in color JK AJLVf 1.

At Cannes Fete Philharmonic Society Elects Byck 3d Time Dan C. Byck. president of Byck Brothers Company, yesterday was elected for the third time president of the Louisville Philharmonic Society, which runs the Louisville Orchestra and Quartet. 'DANGSR0U5 YOUTH' 'LAST BLITZKRIEG' 9:55 VAN JOHNSON CAROL LESLIE SANDRA DEE-DAN O'HERLIHV SUSAN KOHNER-ROBERT ALDA 1 -ll'ANITA MOORE -MAHALIA 1ACKSCN look Who They Gav a Gunl HAS He succeeds John R. Totcat.

a aSain, elected president in 4111111 ON WW fiO 1945, and served about two Norman E. Isaacs, a former LEi years both times. Also he is a former president of the Board Alderman and of the City Board of Education. His wife, who served as society president from 1950 to orchestra president and immediate past president of the Louis, ville Fund, was elected a vice-president. Re-elected were: vice-presidents, Mrs.

Baylor 0. Hickman, -v ,1 'Anns 5 CARTOONS AT Fred MacMurray, "Good Day for a Hanging" Color 8:35 Joann Woodward, "COUNT 3 PRAY" Color 10:21 "CASE AGAINST BROOKLYN" At 12:13 MERRY-GO-ROUND FERRIS WHEtL RIDES Slockwell, Dillniaii, Welles Rated at Top Cannes, France, May 15 CP-Bradford Dillman, Dean Stock-well, and Orson Welles split the award for best actor Friday at the annual Cannes Film Festival. The American acting trio was honored for work in "Compulsion," a film from the novel based on Chicago's Loeb-Leopold case. Dillman and Stockwell played the two rich young men charged with the thrill murder of the 1920's. Welles played their attorney, modeled on the famed criminal lawyer, Clarence Darrow.

French Film Wins 9 1 1 -f Jesse japes' 1954, yesterday was named an MAT4NEE DOORS OHEN 12:45 P.M. Yul BRUNNER Joanne WOODWARD "SOUND AND THE FURY" COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR JOHN SAL LUANA SAXON MINEO PATTEN "ROCK PRETTY BABY" Milner; secretary, Mrs. Charles "f.ary llfetlme duector of the society. V. Allen, and treasurer, co-atavring WENDELLCOREY Cslor DC LUU fcu EQ uht t'S Nnde Photos Taken, SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE TODAY.

ONE FULL HOUR OF YOUR FAVORITE CARTOONS PLUS THE TWO FEATURES Shown, Wife Testifies Exro Entertainment Mr. McGoa Cartoon In Color Kichard Sellers. All are for one-year terms. Was Group's First Head Byck, of 3321 Greenhill Lane, was the first president of the Louisville Civic Arts Association, forerunner of the society, when it was formed in 1937. He CUM UP PERISCOPE" "CHIEF CRAZY HORSE" mmiiTniiiF irvrnr Stav.

Cochran UUAri I KILLj lillUCltj Color 8 00 1 1 1 mm iff -v 3 Robt Wafln.r "IN LOVE WAR" J0hn Dr.w LOVE A STRANGER" 11:4. Toonerville Trolley Rides for the Kiddies ill ill a4HnSlilW Hi Kuala Lumpur, Malaya, May 15 UP) A British flight lieutenant's wife testified Friday that he photographed her in the nude and showed the picture to his buddies. The high court granted Mrs. Mary Steuart a tentative divorce on grounds of humiliation, cruelty, and mental distress from Lt. Thomas Stanley Steuart.

She said he made some pictures while she was in the bath and on other occasions, all against her will. TWO EXPLOSIVE CWWIWS FEATURES THAT WILL MAKE YOU GASP! General Strike Closes Most Argentine Plants Buenos Aires, May 15 W) Almost all of Argentina's heavy industry was closed down Friday by a 24-hour strike of big leftist and Peronist unions opposing President Arturo Frondizi's economic-stabilization plans. PLUS "Orfeu Negro," a French film produced in Brazil on a shoestring budget with practically unknown actors, won the festival's grand prize, the golden palm. The Italian film "Polycarpe," was named best comedy. "Butterflies Don't Fly Here," a Czechoslovakian film, won the grand prize for short films.

Simone Signoret of France was voted the best actress for her performance in the British film "Room at The Top." Some members of the festival Associated Prtsi Wirtphoto ARTHUR GODFREY It Makes "AND COD i CRIATID WOMAN" Seem Mild! AT 3,, I WCHAWIONO 10:00 Weak Godfrey Leaves Hospital Haass) "TOKYO AFTER DARK" AT 11:45 BRIGITTE Emm jury revealed the awards list BARDOT WILLIAM HOIDEN 'SUBMARINE COMMAND' AT 1:10 after returning from an cruise aboard a yacht where they made their decisions. Official announcement of the awards were made Friday night at the festival theater. Shorts-Clad Boys THE GIRL IN THE CHARITON HESTON "THE NAKED JUNGLE' AT 1:15 30 for removal of the cancer and a part of his cancerous left lung. There is no immediate way of knowing whether the cancer spread from the lung before the operation. If it didn't, medical practice still requires a five-year period of close observation before the operation can be termed, a success.

Thus, ahead of Godfrey lie years of uncertainty, during which he must return to the hospital from time to time for X-ray treatments aimed at eradicating any vestige that might be left of his cancer. Meanwhile, he'll rest for a time at home here and later go to his Virginia farm. His return to television on any regular basis, at least appeared many weeks away. New York, May 15 tit Arthur Godfrey ft the hospital Friday, a weak, trembling man, movingly grateful to be alive after an operation to remove a lung cancer. "The surgeon would have been perfectly within his rights in sewing me up and saying, I can't do a Godfrey told an impromptu press conference at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center.

The 55-year-old television star said the cancer not only had invaded his left lung, but had wrapped around the aorta, the main vessel to his heart. Godfrey underwent a 5-hour operation April MAI GINA DARES THE FOREIGN LEGION! 0KB LOLLOBRIGIDAi A'oic Playing On Sloga In Person First Time In Louisville) GIGI "The Golden Venus" Art Wotta and lafYi Buddy Bryant Galore-Co-Feature Norma Jean "The Red Headed Ball of Fir" Plut MARGO "Tha Blond Bombshell" andT Sent Home by School Dallas, May 15 tPI Twenty boys at W. H. Gaston Junior High School appeared for class Friday wearing Bermuda shorts. School officials made short work of the shorts wearers.

They were sent home to put on their long pants, school officials said. THE Hirohito's Daughter Engaged to Clerk Tokyo, May 15 Wl A $50-a- ficially betrothed at the moment me i 3 i a' rfHW'iTilllimii i ihBa 11411 i their families exchanged tradi "SarameuAt pre.eAta tm Don martman pwimk Eugene cneilus YUL JOANNE MARGARET Brynner Woodward Leighton COMING SOON aameiui month bank clerk became engaged to Emperor Hirohito's youngest daughter Friday without seeing her and without a ring. Hisanaga Shimazu, 25, and 20-year-old Princess Suga were of- tional gifts of fish, Japanese wine, and bolts of silk. Shimazu, son of a late count who once was grand master of ceremonies of the imperial household, works at the Japan Export-Import Bank. XJOSTIDER THE mSMS 9 rmif hti PUCCINI'S Ono Showing Nightly at 8.33 Admission This Engagement TODAY'S SHOW CLOCK ckd aK ot V' 8:15 In Vista Vision at 10:35 $1.25 WESTEND Stalag 17: 1:10, and Kally and Ma: 3:50.

A Placa In Tha Sun: 7:46. Cartoon Circus: 3:30. DRIVE-INS msm xmmsmmm FIRST OPERA IN CINfMHSCOPE AND COLOR. Senate Groups Due Testimony Of Health Aides Stale Health Commissioner Russell E. Teague and Ralph C.

Pickard, director of the State Health Department bureau of environment health, will go to Washington tomorrow night for testimony next week before two Senate groups. The Appropriations Committee will hear testimony on federal grants for public-health programs, and the commerce subcommittee on health and safety will hear testimony on air-pollution legislation. Dr. Teague will represent the Association of State and Territorial Health Officers and the Kentucky Hospital Advisory Council. Pickard will represent the Conference of State Sanitary Engineers.

A Si. CLARKSVILLE Ouantrill'a In Lovi and War: Ml. Raidan: t. Navar Lava Adults 40c, Children 20c GLENN FORD "THE FASTEST GUN ALIVE" "TOWARD THE UNKNOWN" LATE SHOW -at 12:40 RICHARD WIDMARK JEAN PETERS "PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET" Mating Teday-1 P.M. WILLIAM HOLDEN "STALIG 17" 1:30, 5:16, 9:48 VAN AND Only ELIZABETH PLACE IN THE TODAY! FREE CAWY HARS.

ALL DAY Eliiabeth Taylor Montgomery Cliff IN A PLACE IN THE ALSO William Holden Don Taylor IN STALIG 17 7:00 P.M. VICTOR MATURE TECHNICOtOR CINEMASCOPE STARTS 8 00 "SHARKFIGHTERS" A Strangar: 11:48. DIXIE My World Diaa Scraaming: 1:07 and 12. Lost, Lonaly, and Vicious: Forbiddan Datart: 11:15. 1 AST My World Dias Sraamlng: 1:07 and 12.

Lost, Lonaly, and Vicious: 4:57. Forbiddan Dasart: 11:15. KENWOOD Sharkfightart: t. Mlla. Striptaas: 4:35, Scandal In Sorranto: 11:25.

Bandido: 1 a.m. LAKEWOOD (Joffarsonvillal Good Day for A Hanging: t. Tha Last Blitikriag; 4:55. Dangtrout Youth: 11:25. NEW ALBANY Cartoons: I.

Good Day for A Hanging: 8:30. Count Thraa and Pray: 10:21. Casa Against Brooklyn: 12:11 a.m. PARKWAY Submarina Command: 8:10. King Craola: 10.

Tokyo After Dark: 11:45. Tha Nakad Jungla: 1:15 a.m. PRESTON Onca Upon A Horse: 8:17. A Placa In Tha Sun: 9:57. Stalag 17: a.m.

Death in Small Doses: 2:14 a.m. SKYWAY Cat On A Hot Tin Roof: 8:05. Tha Outlets Years: 10:20. Tha Vampire: 11:50. TWILITE The Sound and Tha Fury: 8:15.

Desire Under Tha Elms: 10:35, Pickup on South Street: 12:40 a.m. TWIN (Jeffertonville) Torpedo Run: 8. Ride A Crooked Trail: 10. Party Girl: 11:30. VITTORiO SOPHIA i itftaiirRB mm LOREN DESICA ON THI STACK IAVOY Burlesque: 12:30, 7:15, 30, and midnight.

FONTAINf FURY PARK Leon and lianas Great Dana and Chimpaniaa Circui: 1:30 and CLARKSVILLI Ind.) Littlt Theater In Harvay: I.W p.m. CARRIAOf HOUtf Cerrlaae Houta Plavara In Tha Importance of Being lamest: 1:10 p.m. DOWNTOWN AND FIRS TRUN ROWN Flesh and Tha Woman: 1D5J, 1 Oi, 1:10, and 1:20. Girt In Tha Bikini: 12:40, 1:45, 7, and 10:10. KENTUCKY Imitation of Ufa: 10:30, 12:47, 1:04, 5:21, 34, and MARY A 01 SON Man In Tha Nat: 11:04, 2:11.

5:1, and :21. Eicort Wt: 12:44, :54, and :59. I ALTO Compulsion: 11, 1:07, 1:14, 5:21, 2:25, and UNITED ARTISTS Aliaa Jaa Jimii; 11:24, 1:2, .1:32, 5:35, 7:3, and :42. NEIGHBORHOOD AND OTHERS BARD Kiddia Show: 1:30. Good Day For A Hanging: 1, 3 05, and I.

Tha lait Blltlknag: 1:35, 4:35, and ROADWAY Liva Fat, Dia Young: 4 55 and :5. Onca Upon A Horit: 1:31. COZY Stalag 17: 1:10, and 441. Kally and Ma: 3:50. A Plata In Tha Sun: 7:44.

Cartoon CIrcul: 3:10. CRESCENT ART-Toki: 1:30 p.m. OR AND iNiw Albany) Shaggy Dog: 12:35, 2:44, 4:57, and M. IDEAL Houaa of Wax: 4:30 and 10:10. Tha Sound and Tha Fury: 1:15.

KNOX Fury at Guniight Past: 1:30, 4:10, and 7:30. Cum of Fort Patticoat: 1:08, 4:01, and OAK Houta of Wax: 4:30 and 10:10. Tha Sound and Tha Fury: 1:15. OHIO Tha Fattett Gun Aliva: 10:34, 2:21 4, and Toward Tha Unknown: 12:25, 1:57, and RODEO Cry Tarror: 10:21, 2:34, and 4:55. Fury at Gundght Past: 11:34, 4:15, and 1:31.

Wolf Dog: 1:07, 5:23, and 1:34. UPTOWN Stalag 17: 1, 5:17, and 4:34. A Placo In Tha Sun: 1:15 and 7:32. VOGUE Tha Sound and Tha Fury: 1, Sit, and 1:42. Cartoon Show: 2:35.

Rock ratty Baby: 1:50, 7:14, and 10:11. CHTHZ SCREEN AT LAST Matinea Today Doors Open 1:00 P.M. DAVID BRIAN "FURY AT GUNSIGHT PASS" AUOIE MURPHY "GUNS OF FORT PETTICOAT" PLUS ONE-HALF HOUR OF VOUR FAVORITE CARTOON5 WITH ITS SHOCK AND SENSATION INTACT! 100 BAR AND GRILL 100 W. JEFFERSON NO COVER NO MINIMUM ft STARTS 3 IV. France's most luscious export Brigiite! NOW PLAYING mmm.

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