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Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 40

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16B CORPUS CHRISTI CALLER Fri March 6 1959 FAMILIAR ROLE IN COURT 18th Dallas Met Season Scheduled May 8-10 Richard Tucker Heidi Krall Mar- io Zanaai IauIb Sgarro Calvin Marsh Gloria Lind Helen Vann! George Cehanovsky Alesain da raolls dnaeera Lolita San Miguel and Thomas Andrew Jean Morel will condurt Wiidermann Mignon Dunn Calvin Marsh Gahor Carelli George Cehanovsky Mildred Allen Helen Vanni Intis Sgarro Fausto Cle-va will conduct Matinee May 10 "Carmen" with Jen Madeira who was acclaimed in the role in Europe Miss Churchill Gave High Performance nard Warren Roberta Peters Eugenie Fernandl Margaret Roggrro Giorgio Toji William TICKETS STILL BEING SOLI) FOR MINSTREL "Stop thp 21st annual Liona minstrel show was presented in its second night performance yesterday at Del Mar Auditorium The comedy variety show will be staged tomorrow and Saturday The sluiw opening lit 8:15 pm runs two hours and 13 minulcs Reserved sent ami general admission tickets are still available The first half of the John Rogers production pmtrays a comedy interpretation of The Caller-Times The second half is the traditional minstrel sliow with jokes songs and chorus lines weeds will go to thp Corpus Christ! IJons Training School a new school for retarded children and other club charity projects LENTEN SPECIALS TODAY IS SEAFOOD DAY AT ROBIN HOOD CAFETERIA A- i i DAM AS Wl The Metropolitan Opera On will present its 18th annual Dallas season May 8-10 Arthur Kramer Jr president of llip Dallas Grand Opera Association which brings the Metropolitan here said the oprras to lie sung during the three-day visit will be Rigolctto Carmen Fledermaua ami the Metropolitan's new production of the twin hill Cavalleria Rustic-ana and Pagliacci Casts and dates of the season will he: May 8 Flcdennaus with Blanche Thehom Laurel Hurley Theodor Uppman Frank Gurr-rrra Cesare Valletti Jean Fenn Nancy King Clifford Ilarvout Faul Frankc Jack Gilford dancers Lupe Serrano and Scnlt Douglas The conductor will be Erich Lcinsdorf Matinee May 9 I lie double hill of Calvalleria Rustieana with Zinka Milanov Rosalind Elias Daniele Barioni Mario Zanaai and Magnon Dunn and Pagliacci with Lucinc Amara Carlo Bergonzi Frank Guerrera Charles Anthony ami Mario Scrcni Kurth Alder will conduct May 9 "Rigolctto" with Leo ft 4 ft FRIED GULF REDFISH Fried Flounder Stfeki Fifth Jumbo Gulf Shrimp With Tartar Sauce Cheete Burger Staeki With Critp French Trial Stuffed Ball Pepper With Celery end Tomato Seeea FRESH ROCKPORT OYSTERS Wiih French Fries Cole Slow Hnt Roll or Cornstick Hot Coffee Or Iced Tea LIVERPOOL England (API -Actrees Sarah fhmrhill was carried shoeless and struggling into court Thursday hy lour policemen and was convicted of drunk and disorderly ronduct Placed in the prisoner's dock she refused to discuss the charges "until you tell your cnnatabularly to take their hands oft me and give me hack my The police took their hands oft and an attendant gave her hack her shoes kicked oft in the struggle The rase of the Crown vs Sarah Beauchamp her married U-year-old daughter of Sir Winston proceeded But not in an orderly manner 'To My Asked hy the clerk if her name was Sarah Beauchamp she said loudly: "To your regret and to my Sarah Her husband Anthony died of an overdose of sleeping pills in 1957 Having hrard the charge read hy the rlrrk she pleaded innocent Then came Constable Kenneth Hill arresting officer There had A "Were you unable to hear the asked Magistrate A McFarland Her Kar "Not completely I'm a little hunt of replied Miss Churchill pounding her right ear with her open hand she told the magistrate "I am sure that Liverpool is a fair city Looking for a habitat without the necessary pence I was trying at 10 am to find some one to rash a cheek "At ni time did I hide my identity I thought I was monstrously owrrhargrd on my taxi It was a bit of a repeat performance for Miss Churchill She had made a somewhat similar appearance on Jan 16 1958 in Malibu Calif and paid a $50 fine on a charge of being drunk in public Same Drama Now she was back home but the drama she was playing had the same old ending After soberly studying the case Magistrate McFarland found the evidence sufficient He fined her 40 $580 Apparently there was not a pence in Miss leopard skin coat or her blue slacks "I have no she announced "Will the court accept a Before the court could rule on this point a sympathetic and anonymous spectator in the rear of the court handed up the money for the fine and Miss Churchill was free Miss Churchill left the this time under her own power Hot Chock Charged Calvin Richardson was charged in justice court yesterday with passing a $10 hot check to McClendon A felony charge was filed because Richardson was convicted previously on a misdra-meanor hot check charge DESSERTS For the Perfect Finish To A Perfect Meal Try One of Our To-ie Tempting Drwrlt Baked Fresh Dally SARAH (111 IMIIIM convicted of drnnkencs AF HlrrptoiU) began screaming hate FRESH GARDEN VEGETABLES Simmered Spring Garden Squash Blackeyed Peas With Salt Pork Fresh Green Beans Lyonnaise Potatoes Ford Hook Lima Beans CRISP SPRING SALADS Tomato Aspic Beet Salad Try Our Delicious Shrimp Salad A been a bit of a go between Miss Churchill and a taxi driver over a fare of twx shillings nine penre cents said 'Go to hell I have no money' the patrolman said Miss Churchill told him when he asked her to give the rahhie his fare Order to go Cell in your order It will bo ready when you como by Phono TU4-1313 orTE5-5338 you I hate Decided She Was Drunk Hill said he decided Miss Churchill was drunk He persuaded her to get into a taxi and took her to the central police station There he said she struggled so violently he had to summon fellow officers to help get her inside Miss Churchill now and again interrupted Hill's testimony despite the magistrate's repeated requests for her to quit talking When Hill was finished she insisted on hearing his testimony all over again ED HOFFMAN MAKES IT SO EASY TO BUY A NEW PLYMOUTH YOU'LL THINK IT'S CHRISTMAS GET BEHIND THE WHEEL GET ED'S DEAL YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO DRIVE YOUR CAR ANOTHER DAY ED HOFFMAN MOTORS CAHTERlAtf Battery TV Set TOKYO A Japanese factory i 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