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The Orlando Sentinel from Orlando, Florida • Page 5

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At The Bcacliani Saturday, October 6, 1956 CNO MC A BILL KALISPILL. Mont. UP A woman hsra returned a traffic ticket to the nolle department Hong with note which "id: "My husband doesn't get ald until tba first ol lh month." War Film Combines Laughter, Drama SILVER MINI CLOSED vnnnsnlTRfl. Nnr P) Th. KoniuberK sliver minttu worke foundod In 1624 has tone out of buslnrss.

1U mine wss the only one In Norway pro- BLUEBIRD as the Italian girl shows a finds out, about her past and Oovt. but Inna hud fallrrl to fhow a profit. Parliament ordered it lnpd. Fresh-Frozen FLORIDA STATE THEATRES promising-future. The picture's plaudits, however, go to Mickey Rooney as th lighthearted GI who wins an astounding $32,000 in a pay-day crap game that is one of the funniest sequences ever caught on film.

I Jim iuavj'i'rs lost Timet Tnlght( I URSULA IISSCZe leaves, embittered and witn-out forgiveness. Don Taylor is exemplary as the tortured sergeant. Corey's performance as the soldier with a rich wife back home is far and away the best he's ever done. And Nicole Maurey ORANGE CAST Falrrhlld Wendell Corey Dooley Mickey Rnoney Preacher Don Taylor Flamma Nicola Maurey By JEAN YOTHERS The Bold and The Brave, at the Beacham, is a humorous, dramatic and highly perceptive war picture which shows how "sometimes the battle inside a man is so big, the war is 1 6:45 JUICE At Your Grocer's! LAST $rtff times ttsmfa FIRST UKLANUU anUWiiMo W. PINE THIS WAS THE NIOM 'CC' PhoneMO NOW: tWstr Oor Onm P.M.

Mickey Rooney small by comparison." TVO TO? HITS a OiJO ONLY TODAY! sergeant's soul, of the lives it io a 1Q.40 IT TELLS of a battle in a VAN JOHNSON -JOANNE DRU LUND Says: cost in combat, and of a strange victory won by cowardice and lost by courage. It LOVES of the GLORY of the brovel Kepncr, Brett RED RIVER unfolds in Italy, 1944, when STEVENSON DOUBLE TALK When talking to farmers, Hs rroeodile tears Begin Tour l.a BssiBBtsMBk .3. i American foot-soldiers are waging one of their toughest campaigns. The sergeant Don Taylor is a puritanical disciplinarian called Preacher because of his Two retired air force gen 7,00 A 10,30 when telling them their PRICES ARE TOO LOW. The next day he tells the city folk PRICES ARE TOO HIGH.

As Kefauver, his running mate said land he ought to know on April 5th, "Steven- T. 9, erals from Orlando will leave today for a tour of Africa and Europe for the Air Force Train ME hn nn sneeeh for New TOrK JEFF DOROTlir obsession in fighting "the ways of the Devil." As a boy, he ing Command. CHANDLER -MALONE tTtlf I ft LlllSIT Lt. Gen. William E.

Kepner, tj ins nwiii and on entirely different one for He also has one speech for the farmer and an entirely different one for the consumer REPRESENT EVERYBODY JW w-- C04MRtNO WARD BOND KEITH ANDES was shamed by his father, "the town drunk," who died of the board chairman of -Radiatio WfNDFLl LEE MARVIN SYDNEY CHAPLIN rnocv and Lt. Gen. George II stuff, and he was scared by! Lett Time Tonight In Colorl 7:00 10:00 an uncle, a religious fanatic, Brett will make an inspection of air force bases abroad with EARLY WORKERS BREAKFAST SPECIALS 'rd ROONEY Don Toylor jf'fy Nicole Maurey DislnlnilM ty S0 Mum. 1st. who convinced him his father had gone to the devil, and SERVED 5 ta 8 A.M.

ONLY EXCEPT SUNDAY ROBERT MICHUM! 20 other members of the AFTC advisory board. The other 1 won't deny that my opponent has used his influence to help some SPECIAL IMPORTANT PEOPLE get certain assistance in Washington. But I believe a con-aressman should use his influence FOR ALL THE PEOPLE and for a certain few. If a No. 2.

ONE EGG (Any style) Grits or Pototoes, Hot i fi 25c I members include five retired USAF general officers and 15 college presidents and indus No. 1. HOT CAKES With Ham, 2 strips Bacon or Sausage Coffee Businessmen's also TONY CURTIS "THE All AMERICAN" Buttered Toast, Jelly, Coffee A LAST DAY Open 2:45 I Republican does this, The Democrats accuse him of being for 'Special Interests'. Getting these fnvors for a few may ex Lunch 75 Gen. Kepner was command at Si45 Only LUNCH DINNER SPECIALS $1.00 there but for the grace of God would he go too.

AS A GROWN man, Preacher carries his obsession to war. Here, two buddies Wendell Corey and Mickey Rooney, anxious- to "show Preach a good play a practical joke which backfires. On a four-day pass, they hire an Italian girl of purchasable assets to teach Preacher "about the birds and bees," He doesn't ing general of the U. S. Eighth Strip Sirloin rTi.iaaasi rt Air Force England in the closing months of World War II.

Gen. Brett was command at 7:00 f. 10:00 plain WHY he didn't have time to answer the 97 important roll calls he missed. Perhaps it explains why HE DIDN'T HAVE TIME to introduce and pass A SINGLE BILL in 8 yeors that would have helped ALL THE PEOPLE. JOHN VAYNi "Toll In The Saddle" ing general of the Caribbean Defense Command during the war.

720 N. MILLS ST. Great Comedy Hit! Glenn ford Terry Moore in "THE RETURN OF OCTOBER" Technicolor frxr-i ORLANDO Ph. 5-5009 They are due to return to OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY afa realize what she is suggesting. Instead, they fall desperately in love.

Later, the sergeant ot 9:00 only Alan ladd "RED MOUNTAIN" and at 7:00 ft 11:00 Randolph Scott In ffiE "A Lawless Street" Orlando Oct. 19. 2 Orlandoans Escape Crash Technicolor OpM Mr iim mat coionim Adults 60c Child 25c LAST TIMES TODAY Joy Hawley and Helen Ryan, 2 "YR0NE POWER co-owners of the Whistling Oyster Gift Shops here, escaped LAST DAY Open 9:45 NOVAK injury Wednesday when they were involved in a head-on collision near Ogunquit, Me. ii fifiirii- ft Sa 2 SCIENCE-FICTION SPACE-THRIUEXS REX THOMPSON JAMES WHITMORE iney were returning 10 Ogunquit from a merchandising trip to New York, when another car smashed into their 7:00 9:45 Si.S only VICTORIA SHAW COMING HIGH SOCIETY i "WAR OF THE WORLDS "WHEN WORLDS automobile, according to Miss BOTH IN TECHNICOLOR Hawley. mn Casselberry I FRANK SINATRA rjOOTYJSONCHO' I "Von Johnson in faces To Baker St." In Color At The Seminole Park Raceway The two, -who operate a eift shop in Osunauit dur- Special Businessmen's LUNCH, from 85c IN COLOKI Lund ing the' summer, will return to "RJSlOLPHJCOn Orlando in time to open their Sunday Dinner $1.50 gift snop in tne vvasmngton In Color! aawi ii t-TTTHI -V ss I (Si) American or Chinese Food includ- at 8:35 only ing aesserr, xea or wum Orlondo't Only Chinese Cctni irnnt Atr Cnnri OPEN 6:00 P.M.

Until Roy Young Nightly From 9 P.M. FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE ROY YOUNG it. Arcade Oct. 29, she said. WRONG) NAME 'OKAY' MIDLAND.

Ont. (API The local branch of the Royal Bank of Canada fn.mr) wsmfr Via. .1 o. Vtmmm w4 iDUftl JJnUHlK 'ThP Kentuckmn CLOSED MONDAYS Turn Right at the Sign of the Dog Track Open 11 a.m. ta 11 i 2S2 S.

Orange Ava. 'GAG' UWS POSSIBLE Only recently did the Florida legislature seriously consider party loyalty bill. It would have required voters to pledge to vote in the coming general election for the candidates for whom they had voted in the primary. Some Southern States actually have such laws already. IT WOULD Phone S-! client but not In his handwriting.

It T03IOKROW sent a query and got this reply: "Ee- rrivca your letter in wnicn you Bay that wasn't mv sicnature en the check. TONIGHT! You're quite right. You see, I broke my right arm and couldn't sign my name so 1 got someone else to eign for me. It's okay with me if It's okay nun you CACTUS ROOM PRESENTS FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT THE MACINNIS TRIO DANCING FROM 10:00 P.M. TIL? 60 N.

Orange Ave. Phone 2-7290 IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN ORLANDO DEPRIVE PtOPLt ur FREEDOM TO VOTE AS THEY CHOOSE. The bill can still be revived and with the present Democratic majority it could be mode a law here. To safeguard the public from such evil legislation can only be accomplished with a two-party system of gov ernment. Eola Plaza's OVERWHELMING ODDS AIR CONDITION Phone 773 There ore more than 5,000 in thlS The Barbizon Every Night uemocraus.

tu. wnrk fnr the Par 'THE INN" ty constantly. Assume they work only one hour a week ot the minimum wage. That's 250 000 man hours or a quarter million dol 6:00 to 8:30 $2.00 358 Pork N. Winter Park fMWS W.js DARK R00H" A3 LOUIS HAYWARD 11 "THE SON OF DR.

JIKYll" illjf I. 01ENS IIM C11UJ sko-bar SUPERB FRENCH CUISINE Now Open Monday Thru Saturday Dinners Served 5 p.m. to 10:30 CLOSED SUNDAYS Ht SO just west of airport entrance Les Femmes Trio Appearing nightly for your dancing and entertainment 431 E. Central on Lake Eola Plenty of Free Parking lars worth ot supporr to my ponent. Add to this the fact that practically oil of the 20 newspapers in the district ore with the Democrats below the White House level.

This makes overwhelming odds against me. Why nnnnent crv because i JUMBO SHRIMP PLATTER i "l-TT ri "Gracious Dining" Famous For Distinguished Cuisine Breakfast 7:00 Luncheon 11-? Dinner 9 Except Sunday 12 CLOSED MONDAY E. jef'son at Magnolia h. 4-4131 Private Parties Arranged Every Day CiNfma5cOP Farr ciNrA5cop I aoe my wkk try to raise some funds to put on a decent campaign to make these odds a little more even. NO DENIAL YET I m.

rM COlOb0UXt WILLIAM HAWKS 239 SO. ORANGE AVE. AL ANT0NIA EMCEE COMIC IN PERSON kW -V 'ygCrV- -4S w5rS I. if OELMERDAVCS 1 i 217 N. Oronge Blossom Trail JAMES EDWARD GRANT JJt DUMER DAVES FLORIDA'S FINEST SEAFOOD PLATTER oftufiniituuu A month ago I charged my opponent to explain why he missed 97 important roll calls on significant legislation and that he missed another 85 quorum roll calls.

I mode the charge "Where Good Food Predominates Air Serylnj Dallyi 11t30 a.m. to 2 p.m.l te 10 p.m Sunday 12 noon 'til 10 p.m. GARY'S DUCK INN Includes sou P. potato, vegetable. salad, eotfee or tea and dessert.

"i Conditioned i- .1. 195 eany mine -i have ample time to prove it if he denied it. Recently, he stated "The greatest thing was not what of JUDY TAIE0T "GOLD COAST HILLBILLY" IN PERSON BEVERLY ROBERTS Rhythm Beauty in Motion WHCO Rodia Show T. CALLING" nn. rtailv ifMin til tn.

Star letter Miss Judy Talbot 1 100 choices we did but wnoi Joy Miller Band i Fried Cfiicken with French Fried Potatoes, Ralls Jug of Honey DANCING PLEASURE GO TO THE vationa call 3-S143 Lunches from Dinners front 1.4S. Children's portion half pries. Complimentary eakes for Birthdays and Anniversaries AIR CONDITIONED FOR REAL Markham's, It would be a saa for the American people if every Congressman felt that way.Jt is my belief that we tend our Congressmen to Washington to represent the people by participating and voting on all important matters and to get needed From the Sho-Bor RED PAVILION FRI. AND SAT. NITES 1 MILE EAST OF ORLANDO ON RT.

50 eola plaza laws and help tor an or inem. Hr Bring the children they'll love it! SUNDAY SPECIAL WJUl, Complete Virginia WHAT OTHER EXCUSES? At a recent meeting In mt onnonent excused his Baked Ham $4Q 51 DINNER RESTAURANT FORT GATLIN HOTEL ifcr'" Remember, if you're 90-inq to the gam Call us and we'll have your Chicken ready. vote against military aid tor our fits UiiiM 1 i.orntrd on the Corner of Oranqe Ave. j.n7- i.w nf GATEWAY allies by stating tnat ne naa always voted for it except on the tost occasion it came up. The record shows that he VOTED AftAiKKT MJCH AID FOUR VICTOR'S FRENCH ITALIAN CUISINE "Tne Finest Confinental Foods By WorW famous Cftef" 5 -1? P.W.

HARPER'S RESTAURANT 539 Fairbanks Ave. Closed Sundays 6 CAHDLE LIGHT Restaurant Jjoiua. tilcAlauhw it 5th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Reg. $2.25, 8 ei. 7C FILLET MiGHON i TIMES IN A ROW.

The record he voted AGAINST THIS HELP TO PREVENT ANOTHER PEARL HARBOR IN 1953, 1954, 1955 ond 1956. fi'i Choreool Broiled Sfll Borbecued Chicken anywher in Cenrrol Florido Visit Our" CccictiTar C-ciclail Hour 5 to 6 p.m. 17 E. Central Ave. Ph.

3-6869 Open Men. thru Sat. 6 A.M7to 10 P.M. Arnold Lund lusmesr-Men's lunch P.M.Fram tS Potato Salod Hot Breod Coffee, Tea DOWNTOWN ORLANDO COLLEGE PARK 614 N. Oronge Closed Sun.

2424 Edgewater Dr. Open Sun. Omner 3-1 1 r.M. For Reservotions Phone W. P.

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