The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 39

5 Journal-Evrry Evening, Wilmington, Dplawnrr. Saturday, September Thirtv-nin I Chase," 2:32. 5:09. 7 26, 9 43 and Land." 2 10, 4 10, fi, 755, 9:50. RIALTO "The King and I.

2 15, "Men AsaiiM the Arctic, Tomorrow Is Date For Brown 3Iomorial Theatre Guide 4:32, 6:49, 9:06. Notes on the Theatre By PHILIP F. CROSLAND O'Keefe Describes Two-Year Plotting of Brink's Robbery 2, 4 30. 7, 9:30 KITZ "Godzilla. King of Monsters," 2, 4:53.

7:46. 10 27 and "Kentucky Kiflc." 3 31, 6 23, 9:05. ROUTE 202 DRIVE IN "The T(ulay i CREST "The Maverick ACE "The Rawhide Years." Uraniura'" 12. 3.20, 6 32. 9 44 and "The Upe" 6 45' Stiver Whip," 1 .32, 4:52, 8 04.

LDCE MOOR 11,11 24 rRFST "Th' First An5WCr' A letter printed in this news- ready showing "St. Joan," naper a couple of weeks ago, in ring Sioblian MtKenna. Eddy Duclui Story" and "Stran- SumiccI Tells of Frrquent Meetings Visit UP the Purpose of Sept. 23, the Downtown Theatre, 1 1 i.iiii, iin BOM In nart- nnnthpr nfT-Rrnadwav house. another off-Broadway house, will 6:55, 10 and "Foreign ELLIS DRIVE-IN ''The Man ger on Horseback." Open at 7 30; V.

8 25. Matinee, ine tust iexan, "cw snow at dusk TOWNE "Goodbve, My Lady" Building Before Actual Theft Was Pulled; Links Other Men on Trial "People are not Interested in replace Shaw's "Man of Destiny" a summary of the plot they with his "Arms and the Man." want to know whether they; Oct. 18 will see "The Apple should spend their money to see Cart" open uptown with Mau- it. itf.A Vt'am nnH Qicmn Tfaeun anr! and "Great Day in the Morning." Open at 2 p. m.

WARNER "The Bad Seed." EAHLE "Pardners." 7. 9. lOpen at 6:30. EDGE MOOR "That Certain! ELKTON DRIVE-IN "It's a Feeling," 7, 10 20, and "The Dog's Life" and "Tennessee's m. Proud Ones." 8 35.

Partner." Open at show at Open at 2 believe that We honestly HEALTHFULLY AIK-COMDITIOMID' ELLIS DRIVE-IN "Johnny dusk. Concho," dusk and 11 p. "The GRAND "Mohawk" and "Re BOSTON', Sept. 15 tf). Joseph (Specs) OKeefe bluntly told a Superior Court jury he robbed the Brink's headquarters of $1,219,000, ami the eight men on trial were with him.

He testified as a state witness yesterday that the robbery was In the planning for more than two years. on Oct. 30 an all-star cast will open at another uptown theatre in "Major Barbara decide like- to many persons can't whether they would Proud Ones," 9:30 Open at 7. IMf Sk. I IS En.

4S volt of Mamie Stover." Open at 2 p. m. ELKTON DRIVE-IN "Us a Dog's Life" and "Tennessee's spend their money on a show unless they know what it's all Ton ehntl. llltl.iH ll'fll HOPKINS "A Kiss Before 1I I urst frTv hilitrn'i Show rar nei. upn Dyln8- and Firsl Texan." dusk nam uiuv luniiuvij nic uiunc iino mums i itisi.auuui, jn Philadelphia this fall before 15 times to study the physical A critic might point up flaws (joins to New York have a par- lavout of the place before the vatcd, O'Keefe said, when in technical production ticularly Rood reason for being r.rri..

im l-. i n.u, wtl ich wouldn't bother many presented in the Quaker City. Open at 2 p. m. LOEWS "High Society," 2:50, 5:05, 7 25, 9 45.

KERRY DRIVE-IN "Miracle in the Rain" and "Man in the Gray Suit." Open at 7.30; show "Dhtant Drums" and. Open at 9 45 a. m. HOPKINS "The Rawhide Years" and "Kill or Be Killed." Open at 11 a. m.

I.OKW'S "Hich Society." JOH, Mrl.RF.4 "THE FIRST TEXAN' socmif: rrTtRf RORKRT MITCHI'M "FOREICN INTRICUE" V-V members of the audience one one is Ethel Merman in "Happy night of Jan. 1, quarters. bit. They could easily skip a Huntinc." which ooens at the opens Clifford Brown A concert in memory of Clif- O'Keefe said various methods: At the new location, members; show on his say-so that would Shuhert on Oct. 22.

and the rottini? fhpir lian.ts mi ih nno frpoupnt nicht- have brought them moments of other is "The Happiest Million- ford Brown, noted jazz musician nt 3.20. 5 30. 7 40, 9.50. I a Mifiw ii nnnnt i no nerr real pleasure, or attend the critic liker! that hnri I I'm ii I iriMi i f. in- a ii'i i KERRY DRIVE-IN To before it time exploration, the witness wh(J VM kicd jn an j.

at 8 p. m. MANOR "At Gunpoint." 7, 9:55 and "Man With Million," Jnot were discussed finally was decided 2ZZ a Thief and "The Rod Slrl SundtJ Opn 43 tleuMf Ifilit, Arllon a Iiillhl TIIK M4VFRICK rtEN" itAfrf Rnft DIG THAT I RAN I I'M' to invaae saia, opening aoors wun ne-, because of the subject matter, i The storv of "Happy Hunting" the vault room with guns. pick and a piece of celluloid. Last winter "The Hot begins in Monaco.

Miss Merman morrow at 3 p. m. at the Bran-' anu me oiae. i i.ou, fi 1 DIDIT I. instant flop on Broad- plays the role of a Philadelphia instant flop on Broad-' plays the role of a Philadelphia 1 32 4 Among the methods con-! Speaking with a fine choice; was an dywine Music Box.

Painters uivo Certain Feel- -n-j o--t .,4 r- k. Kin i 1 wsv. It a i h3vhal lhami i matrnn uhn ha hern aecentpd I ft. "The Great 7 41, i.iut-.ru, or woraSi 4na ln a mauer-oi-iacii Lrossroads in Concordviile. ing, a saie-cracxer nnnaioinca so t.

uucvn, mai avia i owwiy umj uc- Robbery." Open at The concert, which is pre- Uiamona Ait foNniTinxrn he wouldn't know where he was v70 amon tne audi- cause her husband was socially the Clifford Brown i m- and the robberv date, he "went, l' Memorial Fund PAitK "The PLEASANT HILLS DRIVE-IN "The Desperate Hours" and Open at show at 7.45 p. m. QUEEN "Walk the Proud mm discarded. I I Vl Ctiiiiutai irm 12 Nmi Led thrmiuh his expose by distant District Attorney HOW THRU HLXT TUtS. erick T.

Doyle, O'Keefe related uie pun lor io.m.imk pi ina uakrr. 50: Adolnh Maffie. 1 r. 1' 1m i 1 ri 1 1 1 thmi' I K. tnf In mini (imilw I I I I I I I I I lun 45 Vincent I 42.

and Mi-' necessarv Pnn Mo, lHa HOHIS I Qt'EEN "Walk the Proud i I. POWf 4 NOVAK "EDDY DUCHIN STORY" ClnmSffp CIor "Stranffr Horiebark" riOMUU tniin-5 vi uir 47 1 T.anH 12 2.10. 4.1U. b. V.DJJ lin hie m'nr4 uhmK, Th hv Itnviarr! I inrtssv 1 carrying firm were located in the Implicates ariv ioiiLH'ess 950 Dead Men ho jci.mo hi.

i RIALTO "The King and All have been in police custody tu. ,1 tsno 1 iiai, h'KpnfP uho TOKYO. Sent. 15 Red 11 2. 4 .30.

7. 9.30 Chamber of Commerce Building. Movint Delayrd Robbery The whole he continued, had to be delayed when Baa a reord of 70 arrests. Takp. hf NfW Votk theatre- uuiVu China's first Communist Tarty RITZ "The First Tony urtlt ntlffn MMIf "The RAWHIDE YEARS" In Ttc hnhelor ltlr Rftbriion Rort slhatia "The SILVER WHIP" Srrlil "Prrlli th, Hlldrrnro" SI 4 TBl'l Srt LT nlsSTY rrwntt "THE CREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE" Kpi rrkr Jftt Huntrr int mrinp- lor "MEN ACAINST THE ARCTIC" A'4 HiHiff' In lrhifflor I KeTfe h.

has up ,0 afcn re- Luutt t'si views to after 0,1 Ly n.u- tJi in i it (h i 4 ixiTt scan every open- oncned todav in Peininu TIip in-" .1 5a. 7 05. 10 10. was jearnea ninms sr, aort Jnssnh im to a new location on ing Seldom, indeed do all the vl.Crich!"" higlwankmg ROl'TE 202 DRIVE IN trial began six weeks aso. 'c 1 'f.

nn It di-ak witli Ummunht leaders a Soviet The Eddy Dmhin Mon mo O'Keefe the stand at one particular play Some might like 1 fotl Ul'p Prcmpr A 1 Mokoy.n "stranger on Horseback" Open second floor of the north terminal gaiage on the waterfront iti Boston's teeming North End. The robbery plan was ream- Si hpfnrp noon veMert av. 11 indicated it nugnt De of unsual at 730: show at flu-K minute .1 if mi in 4 1 1 ti rs o- and was stui on ai), of' the nlo ti the. 'c-orr a lovlll3 but tyrannical hand, court recessed until Monday. He I oer startled st.nd importance.

I TOWNE "Goodbye, licports cf the Congress were Lad" and "Great Day 111 broadcast bv Peinina Radio Morning Onen at 11 45 a is scheduled to rcume h.s story wuiI phians with his democratic and when court goes hack into wou.a a.ire unconventional interests and c- WARNER "The Bad Seed which devoted most of its broad I 22, 9 42. casts to the party meeting. Pcip-! 12.22, 2 42, 5:0: True, the plot of an established sum. tivities. ing said the Congress "will undoubtedly advance the caue of the Socalist construction of 1 fronfc SINATRA 4 I On The Staee lie faiil 11 was rino won mi or nuici ncii-nmiHn piay can Wa'tcr P'd "eon stars and asked him late in 1947 if he was ea-iiy be passed over in a few Guthrie Mcciinlic is the director interested in a "si ore you words, Why aste paragraphs on t-or Mr.

ld2eorl marks his PLAYHOl'SE The rhina trt niu snrl 1 1 SANSOIVE OYSTER BAR 304 N. Union St. Ph. OL 3-4792 OPtN IATI: 10.30 P. M.

CKincotcague Oysters STEWS FRIES HALF SHELLS ill COLOR TV Matinee, know, ronoery. a aeianeti resume ox me piot 01 rPturn to the live stage after felta tl ncd Patrick evening, s.ju. ivccie evriuumi.y un- jinn. 20 veal's in Hollywood participate, and then learned or "South Pacific?" 1 "lUnt'hr, But tor. Prc-Broaduay open- Ma WifP'H Wav 30th i Go.

Printx Blvd. Cot O'fict Opent et 7 P. Fhu Ot. Hi: Sk. Sum it I f.

m. "T.urtlON Western observers were paying particular attention to the Peiping procedure for some hint Tnmnrrn Great Locomotive ACE- Celeste HOLM John LUND7) fljiK ----1 iiik. mn.ii people nave one gang nem irequenv question "What it Ml Onf Hiw Xi'tv Ini, ill a 10 luture etl Chinese plans IUt Jd" lor chan8cs in Pipings leader- a-Loois ARMSTRONG' many ot tnem in rino nour, A r. THE (til New fi'itt. ri and were under instruction not eive them so-ne inklirff of the -jr.

to be seen wun eacn omrr elKCS broad an Unfiled "ucnri nru o.iou-tui, only 50 cents cf the $10 needed chairman of the National Con- irequcnuy. "My Fair 3rd BIG WEEK! I mon'hs alter z.f.. TONIGHT DEAN MARTIN JERRY LEWIS "PARDNERS" to bail his wife out of jail on a gresj, may gam statute, drunkenness charce. i Peiping reported, 1,826 na- So. police charge, he picked tiorsal dtlegates, and 107 altcr-tip some br.j plumbing Lx- r.ates representing a Communin tures on the roller nation Party membership of 10.730.000.

Lady" and "The Most Happy Fc.la" had won praise from t.ie New York drama critics, the music critic the Post dronned in ED H.TCHCOCX and sold them to a 11 aia loreign oeiegatcs were TO CATCH t'MOV 41k t.ST DA on shows to appraise them premises JOE DORRIS' 1ITH KINO STS. JAZZ I'lAX) MARTY NOONAN On U. S. Of. Bftfi Wtit Cro oirf O'torJ, ft.

iurk deiler to riise the needed present from 48 nations. rRFNCH ST. from a musical standpoint i.ir ,4, hopkins 0r Now, Mrs. TYRONE KIM POWER NOVAK "EDDY DUCHIN STORY" wheeler is free, War-Old llov Enrolled ken her place in A THIEF TECHNICOLOR i I hi I hut he has ta In Democratic (Jul) ja.l on a petty theft charge. tunf Curtli Cllffn "THE RAWHIDE.YEARS" mrt nri Ttf rne 'KILL OR BE KILLED" SUN and MOM.

Fella" wit! having a score whuh moves forward siucrssivtly wr.h muit ai development that nobody need not.ie Of "My Fair LaJy" he said that even his second visit and after playing the orig-: inal cat album 23 times, he en- Police Qufll Hiotins; Students at Santiago roRGA'TOw. n. sept. IS -f Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr.

iD-NC' said he wanted his grandson to cet started risht i'S rus ieatirk THI aUTl UN SlOtT ITOtTt TODAY, SEPT. 15th (tirrasoos- liiMsni DEMOCRAT RALLY HISMT rBK Snarta fc lh Tuc 0n'Tt I hour I thr i't Itrikrrl srttf tntrtlilttri. WiMH tl KOV. (ram ik JekllM. ni isism.

fr.m w. will ritd lh fnnrulnwfil. rn I mitt Iht (rct rftttf a lti I V.fE SI ADA MGIIT WILMINGTON ARMORY RICRCATION JUNO Oanrmf I 00 'til II 19 Matte Dnnf Mclnrf joved the niuic more than ever HAVANA, Sept. 13. Police politically when he paid his It has the Shavian verve.

tie ana troops were called in to membershiD fee la the Bur i Trrm now IUIT noted. quell an outbreak of violence by County Young Democratic Club. mm 'I LANCASTER mis-an. college students at Santiago last The erandson, Samuel James Four George Bernard Shaw Ervin IV of Morgantowa, will plays already scheduled for Order was restored after the he 1 year old Nov. 18.

I CMnuScoef TICMNICOLOa -t I if t. -mm im; MODERN AND OLD TIMI Cnuin Square Dsnciitf the new season. These are in students vere reported to have addition to "My Fair smashed and set tire to school which is baed on fjrniture. No ore as injured, nulion." The reports gave no reason for The rhorr.it Theatre is al- tne outbreak. wnmt mm C9RCT R30NET-TATL0I MAUUCT TIT.

"MIRACLE IN THE RAIN" "MAN IN THE GREY SUIT" AIM at i (. 0r i Di.k CtUin SI aio ov samf nn.i, HOW ARO Dl'rr In "NAKED CITY" MURPHY iiKVucton- riTciiaitf I Friends Rally to Support rhM I lia 111 BIS FEATURES so i "IT'S A DOG'S LIFE" vo. TENNESSEE'S PARTNER so "RHUBARB" SUNDAY. SEPT. 16th A Big 5-Star Special ranlni Mrfft lri IS.

0r. 4 4n I ntnl ml.i. IN PERSON LONZO OSCAR THI WIIBURN RaU Del and Smoker, Judy Lynn, Pa, Ktlly, Sufor'ac, Collins ni Ida Red. ill tU r.l I a II I.I. OiMrM II ffM Isitttjfieirfr AiRONomoNio- Hero in His Time of Need kr 14 Cirtar Nt Jrty 41SO Fi Ttk Jitttrbwf Polka MISIC AL SMITH an ia TUNI TWISTtRS THE NEW MILL CREEK FiREHAU lrfcai jlwtj, Kw rrf SAT.

NITI f-12 tAST TIMFS TOVICHT bor nort ivs Mnir, sunt "THAT OBTAIN Ft FLING" All 'THE PB01D ONtS" lYTYi III dunoiue SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY TKHfM DuP.tr Htfba PkM. MANOR THEATRE LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept. 15 Kelly said he has received Famed World War II hero numerous other offers since Charles (Commando) Keily sat word of his cliff.

culties was in his modest government circulated around the country, project apartment today and Kelly, a slim man with "a thanked his friends for their shock of curly black hair and a "overwhelming" offers to help perpetual grin, said he was not solve his financial troubles. seeking "charity," only a way One Louisville radio station, to earn a livins. Starti Saudi "MAN WITH MILLION" rDANCE TONIGHT'-" MUSIC BY DIAMOND STATE TRIO splandidl mamerobla af ll WK 'AT GUNPOINT" WKLO, said it would hold a benefit program in Kelly's behalf next Thursday night. iiiime. rvtr l.t Nirht lonlfhl -IhH driain leflint' AMERICAN LEGION DEL.

POST NO. 1 FUN FOR ALL! The SS-year-old Congressional Medal of Honor winner said his problem besan mounting Auj. when he underwent an emergency appendec'omy. Peritonitis set in, and hu doctors have for ItNtFIT PErOMNCE FO THE lANCsstm Ar. iianciioit rm.

imiNCTON CHPTllt HADASSAHJ RIALTO ADMISSION MIR 1 11 M'lllll. INC, U.f MI NT WILMINGTON, nrt. TOKIGHT AT 8:30 MATINEE TODAY 2:30 ARTHUR DAVID KENNEDY WAYNE in tnw cottiat BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN HONE OL 6-4401 bidden him to work October, DANCE EVERY SAT. EVENING ELSMERE FIRE HALL vrstt FRANKIE BALDO'S NOVEL TONES Of7C l. 1 ilt 1 IK i.

M. 7S ITU Qf) Ckli-w I. 3W JS, AIR-CONDITIONED opex A. LA5T FlATlRC 31 M. DINING OUT IS FUN Kelly said he had received an offer to work at Pittsburgh, but that he "probably" would stay in Louisville.

8Tf LAST 6 DAYS RiJWLJUJjy www I W1 mv-. man i DANCE TONITE 8 to 11 p. m. St. Elizabeth's School Admission 40c Muiic by Recordings The children lik it and io dots Mather.

And Fothar knows Pott-housa prices ore within reason. Here ar soma of fh prices they ih on th menu tfTI GiniOD" Mrtt. fit. I i oo-; 40 Lit tirrs I r. Mil.

Orrh. 4 5 DIIUMN ItKS ILL IKTNKU t'alar a HI-FI Sttrraehanli Sr4 Floor Show TONIGHT Our Sh.w Iht Trar HOWARD FARR, M.C. JOYCE BLAKE, Doner Muilc for danclna by ROSS MOSER'S TRIO uLnJL3 ma NATIONALLY FAMOUS SUNSET BEACH ALMONtSSON, N. JI ST i MILIS S. OF IXIT N.J.T.r., Oir ItOVTI II BasAil Tonight Open 7 M.

Show Starts at 7:45 P. M. Veal Cutlet Platter SG0(Da3S8 MOOSE LODGE 608 FRENCH ST. OPIN HOUSI 11 i DANCE TONIGHT Ier Sat. ft Sun.

DM (Mm Hi i 95' with Tomato Sauce, FF. Idaho Potatoes, Salad and Hot Rolls. OSCAR DuMONT and HU CBS Orrhrstra ViiHC BROS, tnunt rv-jj th Kains of tii l-ywnii untilon with th pnf-wnninf tut ft plift Ranchipur Crab Cake Platter Onma5cop NANCY KELLY Pint I ar ei ItlMOMtONiv; tOUMft 7 S( All Whits Meat with FF. Idaho Potatoes, Salad and Hot Rolls. in-coNomoNro "THE DESPERATE HOURS" and "MOHAWK" iiMliclly All-CONOITIONIO ens CDMUNB GRAINGER QHCAT ovy INJTHC IMORNINO LAST TIMES TONITE CARTOONS AT DUSK jjrhvl PAMCE TodiT r.

M. ntr C'antlnuout 'r, 2 To47 Rnhl. Wnrr Jrff Hunlrr "KISS BEFORE DYING" fJr "THE FIRST TEXAN" CtfmtStn Tmctlw jTenderloin Steak Platter; F. Idaho Potatoes, Salad, and JbJ 4Mk I Hot Rolls. A IHfj" IIaniliurtftr 2.c A "Jumbo'' C'lioesicburfjcr 215c A "Meal in a Sandwich" PoMliurgcr, 15c imu mm stack iutk icmu FRANK SA7RA IitT iiCK iiiHM isn rjTcoi 1 III CilUI Kill imn I r.r.i I 4 ff- At Delaware' most beautiful SUPPER CLUB featuring COL OH tf DC LUXf mm byan 1 i IN HIS FIRST racwA AY0 "fi jl mwi fi i mnm torn umwn-im mtCHT I imtr kiik SUNDAY MONDAT (Ml tamm wm ttmtn mtm WESTERN! THEATRE STARTS SUNDAY 2 BIG SHOWS I ALFRED TV.

'nl RRFNNlN.HlRRI.ilqWIIIlFW Als KENTl'CKT B1FLE w'rn THE MAN WHO and his Quartette PLUS One CiCiELIP HM OPEN SATURDAY, 7 P. M. TO MIDNICHT DANCING FROM 8 P. M. Visit our SHAMROCK ROOM and SKY LOUNGE FOR COCKTAILS, MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY LORD DE LA WARR HOTEL DUPONT HIGHWAY For Dial OL 6 2233 KNEW TOO MUCH LAST TIMES TOOA CART COOPEII In "DISTANT DRUMS" I "DALLAS" Dirnl urtO MITCmCOCK erMAftay JOHN MCHACL MAVt 9t fcH- 105 N.

UNION ST. Phone OL I-1 1 1 I 43rd MARKET STS. Phone OL A-1 2 1 A tecmnicouo TISTAyiSIOH SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW AT 10 O'CLOCK "FORTUNES OF CAPTAIN BLOOD-CARTOONS COMEDIES plus r.aulor ihs 1 2ND Ff ATURI SHOWM NITELY ABOUT :50 JOHN WAYNI "THI FIGHTING KINTUCKIAN" t.v IVwfc I Open 7:00 AM. in JliiiiifJu 7 Day Tftmorrnir tnd Mnndaf RINOIT Or MAMIE STOVER" nd MORAWK".