Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 32

WEDNESDAY EVENING, FiBRUARY 12, 1964 A I I I PAGE 33 COUNTY FAIR INTERNATIONAL KSTAUMNtt 22nd at Craycroft FEATURED TODAY Fish Chips Tartar Sauce Cole Slaw Wedge of Lemon Ron Butter Wttck DtiflMor Our Uedltt the txotlc Pmll If tJM 1 Phone AX 6-5496 FOR TAKEOUT ORDERS FOR THE BEATLES, NATURALLY SE RV1CE TUCSON NOGALES Greyhound Terminal MA M538 Leave TUCSON Mr NOOALIS 11:15 P.M. P.M. fclSAJM. 11:11 A.M. P.M.

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P.M. 11:11 P.M. 4:00 P.M. Htm HELLO Come on out to the Netfly Remodeled WOODEN NICKEL .1908 S. Country Club Road Dance to Live Variety Music Wednesday thru Sunday Enjoy your Cocktail, Beer or Wine POP, R.

Gaston 1145 ALVERNON N. OF SPEEDWAY EA 5-5116 Wednesday Special Roast leg of Pork Dressing ONSTAGE! IN PERSON! THE STUNNING MUSICAL COMEDY HIT HEW February 21 ONE NIGHT ONLY! Main Floor $4 $5 U' of-A. Auditorium Curtain. 8:30 P.M. Balcony 52-S3 2719 E.

Broadway A 6-3304 Screams, Squeals Echo In Capital JL WASHINGTON iJPI -The last time the British came to Washington in such force Dolly Madison had to roll up the Constitution and smuggle itout of town. The Constitution--arid the White House and the Capitol secure today biit there was some doubt about the rest of the city after Britain's mop-top Beatles made their-debut here. The four, who may be the greatest British dollar-earners siricer the Haigs twins began bottling highland dew, swept all before "them -last night-yeah, yeah, Fans '-they shrieked; they they stomped, they laughed, they howled, but they squealed Beatles last only; at the jam- packed Washington Coliseum IS COMING TO TUCSON STAR-CITIZEN SOX JUS ELECTROHOME TELEVISION ft STEREO Value Price Performance 400 4th Ave. but in the hallowed confines of her Britannic majesty's embassy. More than SjOQQ teen-agers, most of them all of them somewhat demented, packed' the Coliseum for the first live U.

S. performance by the bushy-haired combo from Liverpool. After the performance, the Beatles, who go back to New York later today leaving the capital to visiting British Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home, went off to the embassy to conquer the lifted- pinkie set. were mobbed by the crowd at Ambassador Sir David Ormsby-Gore's masked ball. Most of the costumed ball-goers were put in the shade by the Beatles, who wore their working outfits of tight black suits with velvet lapels and winkle-pickers-high-heeled pointed patent leather boots.

The Beatles didn't look much like diplomats under the lights at the Coliseum, but they obviously suited the audience to a shriek. And shriek they did. Also whine, whinny, squeak, gurgle, cry, laugh, sob etc. A squad of impassive policemen watched the goings- on, but that's all they had to do--the crowd was noisy but peaceable, even when subjected to a long wait before the concert began. The teen-agers began lining up in a six-inch snow almost two hours before the performance began.

Then, the shaggy heroes made their entrance down an aisle lined with red-coated attendants. With squeals and shrieks the audience surged toward them, but the thin red line held firm. The Beatles made it untouched to the stage in the center of the auditorium. In keeping with tradition-- Sertoma Slates Rodeo Lunch The Tucson (Downtown) Sertoma Club will, serve a rodeo lunch between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.

Feb. 20 at Con Shopping Center. Proceeds will be used for the club's projects, which include Employment Service (YES), the Freedom program, Tucson Nursery School and the Little League. NIGHT DOG Wodnosday thru Sunday I Admission 500 Aduln Only 4th AVI, 96th et. nit or dinner mnvattom CELEBRATES SECOND DON THOMPSONS fa wife for luncheon and Pinner Community SINGING with Louise Skeen at the PIANO BA3 CocktaHs of Course on drought REDWOOD SAY lit 5532 EAST SPEEDWAY AX 8-3301 LARGE T-BONE PRIME RIB LOBSTER Southern Fried Chicken $900 (ALL YOU CAN EAT) RODEO PARADE $150' GRANDSTAND SEATS ON SALE AT Ticket Shacks scon PENMNGTON El Con Shopping Center Mall Chamber of Commerce west congre To say 'thanks' to our many, many friends and customers, Kon Tiki holds a celebration party.

THURSDAY EVENING FEB. 13th ORCHIDS for the Ladies LEIS to bedeck the boy friend Join the fun--enjoy the finest authentic Island Drinks and mouth-watering Polynesian and American food from our Supper Club Menu! and for thai exfra-ffeof, try "Monkey on a Stix," cooked over a flaming Hr'bachi of your table! BRING YOUR PARTY an evening of favors and fun--for everyone FOR RESERVATIONS PLEASE CALL 793-7193 Carte Blanche American Express Diners Epicure TUCSON'S ONLY AUTHENTIC POLYNESIAN SUPPER CLU8 4625 I. IROAOWAY Morning, Noon and Night ENJOY Hiway House Coffee Brake JJ COFFEE SHOP jj iDpen from 6 a.m. 'til Midnight 55 Cheerful and Convenient Delicious Food Carriage Room BuffeJ Monday thru Friday 12-2 p.m. Prime Ribs of Beef SI.75 Select Entrees 1.50 Plus an appetizing array of Salads, Vegetables and Desserts.

Carriage Room Gourmet Dinners For tbosi who delight in jine foods expert service! Gaslight Lounge King-Size Cockfaifs Dancing nightly to the music of fhe Ernie Cofeman Trie Now Featuring Befo Sermudez 1 hit Golden Guifarf ilillillllliiililllllliliililllllilii the Beatles are British; after all--the audience hurled jelly beans to the crazy quartet while the music played. Some fans'unfurled Union Jacks to make them feel at home. PTABanquet Next Monday The annual Founders Day banquet, sponsored by the Desert, North and Pueblo councils of local Parent and Teacher associations, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Student Union, University of Arizona campus. Entertainment'Will be furnished by students from Catalina and Pueblo High schools.

Last year more -than 400 persons attended the banquet, held to observe, the founding of the PTA which dates back to 1898. Reservations for the dinner must be made before Saturday with Mrs. William Sterns, 447 S. Eastbourne Ave. General chairman- for the event is Mrs.

Bliss Price. Now Appearing BARBARA DANE THE FIRST STEP FOLK MUSIC CENTER MIS N. Campbell 7W-7041 GIANT T-BOHE Broiled Just right with Salad, Potatoes, Rolls and Butter and Beverage. only Broadway At Scott Try Tucson First NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARD BEST ACTRESS! (CATHERINE HEPBURN Lonely, ravaged by narcotics, frightened by a world she cannot' cope with in Eugene O'Neill's LONG DAY'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT BERGMAN FESTIVAL TONIGHT "Through a Glass Darkly" at 7:00 10:00 "The Devil's Eye" at 8:30 SHOW SCHEDULE (Times Furnished by Theaten) DMd show); 11:30 (first half); Who WM That CATALINA: Wonderful to be Days of Wlnt and Follow the Boys--11 Silent Witness-- FOX-TUCSON: Love With a Proper 3:43, Paris 1:41. LOFT: Glass Oarkly--7, 10; Devil's LYRIC: Tike'Her, She's 3:57, 7:07, 30 Years of Fun- 2:25, Under the Yum Yum lit the-French Style-- MILE: Tike Her, She's The PARK: Day's Journey Into Nlflht --7, PLAZA: Senora Fatimo-liOt, 1:15) Btso de 4:22, 9:53, V.I.P/s-7:07, Girt Named Take Her, -She's this 22ND STREET: The Great Lawrence of Arabia-- thMteri, NATIONAL eeNOUL CORPORATION Fox WEST COAST THEATRES ParMw After fM.

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