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ALL EDITIONS The Arizona Republic 47 Phoenix, June 13, 1962 Ava Signs To Do Film Channing-Burns Duo Wows Audiences At Seattle Fair Dole Teachers Cove 7 MADRID (AP) Actress Ava Gardner is returning to the screen after a three-year absence in film being produced only 16 miles from her home in Madrid. By JACK CURTIS Seattle fairgoers went for Carol Charming and George Burns, Just as Phoenix theater audiences did when the team appeared here last month at Officials of Samuel Bronsten Productions said Miss Gardner has agreed to play the leading Wa broke all reeoHs feminine role in "55 Days at proud eur Spud Method of tuchinf it fester, easier, mere fun! Come in-tee how fluicily and ily YOU, too, un become a poised, eipert dinctr. Private Croup lesson plot Studio Parties in- eluded. After all, 100.0001 Nights Out Wills, who will stay at Arizona Manor, is a judge along with a hefty list of other Hollywood stars. KTPM-FM is the newest FM-stereo radio station to sign on the air.

Broadcasting starts today, and you'll find it at 106.3 MC on the dial. Joe Thompson is station manager. John Wayne is the latest famous name to frequent Scottsdale's Fogcutter night spot. student caa be wrong. Sombrero Playhouse.

Miss Changing and Burns, who Just finished a seven-day, nine -performance run a 1 1 a i grossed a tremendous (1 i HftpPilBK illillj IliiL JLa 1 Peking." Director Nicholas Ray expects to start shooting on location near Madrid about July 1. Terms of the contract were not disclosed. In the film on the Boxer Rebellion, she will portray the widow of a Russian baron caught up in the siege of Peking. She will play opposite Charlton Heston, as an American Marine major. Yin I aOw of A mrriafs Gratti J'UlC DANCE SCHOOLS' 1509 W.

Thomas CR 7-4404 WEDDINGS SOCIAL EVENTS SHOPPING SIGHTSEEING Promo ters couldn't have been happier with Curtis crowd ac- were first to preview the Chan-ning -Burns combination of comedy. Since the break-in date at Sombrero, the act was tightened considerably. It was cut to a sharp 2 hours, 15 minutes. ANOTHER ITEM with dollar signs concerns Jack Benny, a visitor to Phoenix last spring, who did another one of his guest solo roles, this time with the San Jose Symphony. Benny and his violin raised $33,000 in a single evening for benefit purposes.

It was Benny's 26th symphony appearance and brought his fund-raising efforts to over $3 million. TED FIO R1TO has taken the path of lots of big name musicians. Since disposing of his interest in Scottsdale's Black Sheep Club, Fio Rito is rehearsing a lounge act for western U.S. niteries. He's teamed up with a banjo band and the act will have its debut at the Harris Club in Anaheim, Calif.

CHILL WILLS, a leading Hollywood character actor, comes to town today to help plug the Miss Universe Beauty Pageant set for Friday night in Montgomery Stadium. The pageant will benefit the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund. Carrier makes it better EVERY THREE MINUTES And just back from Los Angeles is Gus Lampe, who appeared on KCOP-TV there and put in a healthy pitch for Phoenix on the video show telecast in color. ceptance. Now the act heads for Las Vegas and an engagement at the Dunes Hotel.

Phoenicians WITH LIVERIED "MEET ME AT THE CHAUFFEUR GUIDI af IN LOS ANGELES A M4 Georgia Troupe Hears Goodman MOSCOW (AP)-Benny Good At nt Hofc rfit rVeowara KTTER For biaintts or pleas man and several members of his S2 ure.the Statler is eon venient, luxuriously new. orchestra staged an afternoon jam session yesterday for the Georgian State dance troup in Garage and auto registration desk. 4 Every threa mlnutei lomeona new enioys new health, new comfort with new Carrier Air Conditioning. Why wait, call now for frea estimate for home, office or store. DESERT AIR CONDITIONING 3440 E.

Thomas AM 6-4913 TERHUNE CLASSIC Peter. Breck and Peggy McCay star with Lad, the Collie, in the forthcoming Warner Bros, picture, "Lad: A Dog." Story is taken from the Albert Payson Terhune classic novel. Tiflis, capital of Soviet Georgia. TANNER HOW. ONLY I MINUTES FROM The session came after the INTL AIRPORT VIA HEU-GAB TO OUR HEUSTOP GRAY LINE 605 No.

Central Phoenix 4823 N. Scottsdale Scottsdale troupe put on a scpeicl perform' ance for Goodman and his or chestra. The orchestra gives its final concert in Tiflis tonight Rooney Files Bankruptcy; Back Alimony Major Item You Can Count on Quality Costs No More at Sears Next stop is Tashkent. Today In Arizona There had been tentative plans for Goodman to give a solo clan on horse races of $2,000 also were net performance with the Tiflis Symphony Orchestra tonight. But this was canceled when the band reported.

HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Mickey Rooney, who earned an estimated $12 million in an acting career that started when he was child, has filed a bankruptcy petition, listing debts of $484,914.12 and assets of $500. arrived a day late from Sochi, The petition stated Rooney earned $85,229 during the past two years and received $19,000 from a trust fund his mother set up for him more than 20 years ago. f' GENTLEMEN! Tjj Included in the petition, filed Give your luncheon aunts The trust fund has a "spend- I ttr. rx: business associates a treat! ivionaay in u.a. nw wiuu thrift" clause under which its as- iBAIl ft (1 Dm TRY OUR SPECIAL LUNCH EONS at tha most popular ine J3-year-o a acior, were seis are protected prices in town I ANY COCKTAIL IN THE HOUSE three ex-wives.

"It's something I had to do for my family," Rooney said. "There was no way out." 'M f. 11:30 a.m.-a p.m. every day except Sun. Private Party Facilities i RANCH HOUSE INN Rooney and his fifth wife, Barbara Thomason, former actress-model, have three children.

Rooney has three sons by previous marriages. 5600 N. Central fi's Rooney's petition said he owed alimony to Elaine Davis, Betty Jane Baker, and Martha Vickers, $450. The actor also owes federal taxes of and state taxes of $9,826. Also listed as debts were hotel bills, agents fees, advertising, lawyers' fees, and $1,889 on a leopardskin coat.

Gambling losses 264-4941 mm am am (fflfll mm HURRY! HURRY! LAST FEW WEEKS! MATINEE TODAY 2 P.M. EVENING AT 8:15 P.M. Phone AL 2-7466 For Reservations or at Box Office Samuel CHARLTON SOPHIA HESTON L0REM, Bolshoi Ballet Signed I For Tour Of U.S. LONDON (AP) American im- presario Sol Hurok flew in from Warsaw and Moscow Monday and announced he had signed up the Bolshoi Ballet for a 14-week coast-to-coast tour of the United States and Canada next fall. Eve.

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Phone AL 2-7464 PHOENIX Hiram Club 1 (Masonic) noon, Hotel Westward Ho; speaker, Jack Williams. IShrinkin' Violets TOPS Club: 8 p.m., Cartwright School, 5833 W. Thomas. Heard Museum: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 22 E.

Monte Vista: women's headdresses through the centuries. ISaguaro Lions: 6:30 p.m., Smokehouse. iCamelback Civitan Club: noon, Arizona Ranch House Inn. "50-50 Lions: 7 p.m., Knotty Pines. Phoenix Art Museum: 10 a.m.

to 9 p.m., Civic Center; Early American Kitchen. Savings and Loan League, Saguaro Chapter: 7:30 p.m., Smokehouse. Recreation for Senior Citizens: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Adult Center, 1101 W. Washington; visitors welcome.

Disabled American Veterans, Phoenix Chapter 1 and Auxil-'. iary: 8 p.m., VFW Maricopa Post 720, 4853 E. Thomas. iFirst Families of Arizona: 6 p.m., University Park, 10th Avenue and W. Van Buren; covered dish picnic.

Phoenix 20-30 Anns: 8 p.m., Na-varres. Valley of the Sun, Fraternal Or-' der of a 1 Aerie 2407 Ladies Auxiliary: 8 p.m., 445 E. Adams. IMaricopa County Farm Bureau Women: 10 a.m., Farm Bureau Building. ARIZONA Scottsdale Exchange Club: noon, The Black Angus.

GIendale 20-30 Club: 7 p.m., Ambers Restaurant, Glendale. Mesa Rotary Club: 12: 10 p.m., Plantation House, 1235 E. Main. Page Alcoholics Anonymous: 11 a.m., Episcopal Church; swing shift group. Page Rotary Club: 11:55 a.m., Glen Canyon Steak House.

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