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No7 Equcf BOBBY SOX 1G MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1949 IS THE "OKILV "CHILD MOPE OFTEMA AFTER LAST NIGHT LEM CHILD THAM THOSE WITH BROTHERS ANO SISTEGS? YOUK OPWOUJ Let or or i Disney Do It a Sexes IUFNBY III II 111 1 DEPARTMENT I Y' (I KxlftC TE "0 hl mm i By WILL, JOKES 3.D0 WEBEALLY BE-LEVE WE SHOULD DO i Parents would' never forgive him if he did it. But just for kicks, I'd like to see Walt Disney go to work on a pure; horror movie. In almost every feature he makes, Disney manages to get in one howling good terror sequence. In the current Ichabod m.m cvc rtAVC1 BULL5 tit DAT5 Tft UOMOP HUNTERS TO MONOR MUNI LKi Special Minneapolis Tribune DETROIT LAKES.

MINN. A months of Bulls Eye days began here MonGay. The community will salute all hunters throughout the hunting season. A venison dinner will be served to hunters Nov. 17 to climax the celebration.

One guy shows up regularly in a station wagon with a dozen people inside. Ordinary passenger cars with eight or nine people inside aren't an uncommon sight, the management reports. Though the admission is cut to around a dime a person in those cases, the Hilltop figures it isn't losing anything. Passengers in crowded cars are likely to get cramped, get out of the car, walk around, and spend their dough at the refreshment stand. Day Brightener: Lifted from the Amos Andy; I show: CAiii -18 I I ANDEttOOft There's a cute one! Someday I want one just like that! 1 I The Upper Mcfwtsf's Own Comic SMORGY SMOSG, AREWT YOU GOING IV 'Wk'r SSilJY7r I LWSJ- WHY? THAT WAV, ONE MORE UOURJ TO GET SOME SLEEP TONIGWT ICANTGVEZ- WULSUNf MEM AMD WOMEU MAKE ABOUT EQUAL.

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They really differ enormously. While the average mental scores are about the same, women average higher in language, social abilities. Men average higher in reasoning, ingenuity, and mathematics. 2 Nobody seems to know. Wayne university psychologist W.

W. Wattenberg studied SUNRISE II REPARER CE ATLANTIC -T ARRIERE THAT tlKQ "A ER-AT AN e. LAT sleep-? AWAKE (SfW, i QW U't tli SUNRISE, ym YOU 'EE GOIN5TO IV "My cousin was a safecracker Stewart is president and general an' he was doin' pretty well till manager. one night his eyes went back on After today the station will him." broadcast from 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 "What do you mean, his eyes p.m.

daily. Studios are at. Stin-went back on him?" son boulevard and E. Broadway. "Well, he was turnin the knob i on a safe an' de next thing hej r.n.tiVfo knew he Godfrey." was watching Arthur I'LL hTiCK TO THERE GOES' AN THE COOP OLD PIEE ItrrO n-B-TTEiZ MUST BE THE fee THE WORLD TRY STEADY RUM HEARD A5OiJT.W0NDE OF FLY1N6 CAN WHAT THATS 60, r-o TO PCOVE 2 NEW YORK, N.

Y. UP) A Day Spoiler: ship's steward, Eduardo Balarezo, Customers at the World theater 4S. was convicted Monday on nar-are beginning to complain. In the; colics charges naming him as head lobby, Johnny Frenchman has of a $5,000,000 International co-been listed as "coming soon" for caine smuggling ring. He faces up couple of years now.

It's never to 15 years in prison and fines to-shown up. i taling 515,000. CO OUl ON iHrtl OPEM AREA ANP plenty COVER. 1 fY 1 If-'' THE WISHING WELL and Mr. Toad, the headless horse- man of Sleepy Hollow gave him! plenty to work with.

A full-length, Disney nightmare in color would out-Frankenstein all the midnight ShOW Chillers i that have ever come out of Hollywood. When a kid Insists on sitting through a Walt Disney feature a second time, it takes a strong-willed adult to say no. A few of the weaker parents Disney have found some comfort at the Orpheum in recent days, however. There's a television set in the mezzanine lounge. While the kids get a second look at Ichabod and Mr.

Toad, a small club of patient looking people gathers around the TV set. Jazz Picks Up Twin Cities jazz fans haven't had it so good for a long time. A brief run-down of the jazz activity hereabouts tells the story: Doc. Evans' Dixieland crew replaced Sam Donahue at the Flame in St. Paul this week.

Charlie Ventura opened at the Drum in St. Paul. In Minneapolis, Fran Warren is at the Carnival, the Mel Arvin trio has returned to the Frolics, the Hal Otis trio is at the Rogers, a Jazz at the Philharmonic concert is due at the auditorium Thursday. Mitch's at Mendota has resumed Sunday night Dixieland sessions, with Harry Blons' band, and guests. Heated Drive-in While other drive-in theaters hereabouts announced they were ending their seasons, the Hilltop this week advertised: "If it's too cold we will heat your car free of charge." There's a big thermometer by the boxoffice.

When the mercury falls below 50, boxoffice attendants hand out coupons good for a gallon of to each car. The coupons are redeemable at gasoline stations in the neighborhood. They make up for the gasoline burned keeping car heaters going. With its free heat plan, the Hilltop hopes to keep open until snow falls. The same theater has started a $l-a-car plan on Thursday nights.

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