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Sunday Meh li. 14 Abuprttflpr-JOURNAL MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 5CI re. Jm i 'ft V-Y Under The Marquee are much more fun thyn Ll(ics nho tfon'tf By Betsy Mattinply .7. Si -J if I I I .1 i 8 I 1 Nl tZ tmmM: lb wM 1st SHOWING "Alabama Arts Salute Scandinavia" is the theme of the annual Festival of Arts in Birmingham April 24-May 17. For those who want to take a Scandinavian holiday at an economical rate, Birmingham restaurants will feature Scandinavian foods, and Scandinavian music will be played and sung by massed choirs throughout the city.

One high light of the series of events will be the appearance of Birgit Nilsson, Swedish dramatic soprano, who is scheduled to appear before her performance in Atlanta with the Met. The Montgomery Civic Ballet is performing and other local organizations will announce their plans1 soon. Academy Award nominations seem to be in the news lately and local theaters are showing several of the movies which have been tapped for awards. Albert Finney may be a hard man to beat when the l- I ROBERT MORLEY PEGGY MOUNT HARRY CORBETT STARTS mlADIES WHO miriajv! karln I rflYftfl Next AHrqetion "CAPT. NEWMAN, M.D." I WO ELVIS PRESLEYS? "KISSIN COUSINS rtJ 1 Elvis In Dual Role Starts Thursday i 'V I I STARTS TONIGHT BOX OFFICE OPENS :00 HHOWA AT 1:30 I 5J FINE FAMILY COMEDY FEATURE There comes a time In every father's life.

his baby becomes a FIFE t' 1ES AVA GARDNER HAS FEMININE LEAD In "Seven Days In May" At Paramount GREGORY PECK AND TONY'CURTIS STAR In Captain Newman M.D. At The Capri ME Oscars are handed out April 13 at the 36th Award presentation. The star of "Tom Jones," which was nominated for 10 awards this year, is believed by many to be the best young actor on stage or screen today. The picture is coming to the Capri Theater in the middle of April. The Charles Theater is showing "Irma La Douce" which has been nominated for three awards: performance by an actress, Shirley MacLaine; cinematography of a color picture and scoring of music.

WKAB-TV, Channel 32, went on the air Thursday at 6:30 p.m. after the telephone microwave service was completed. The returning ABC network will have picked up all of WCOV's ABC programs this week, and the remaining ABC shows on Channel 12 will be switched over on May 17. The station has completed programming, and plans to feature daily movies. Jim Nabors, of Sylacauga, who plays Gomer Pyle on "The Andy Griffith Show" is featured in the March 28 edition of TV Guide.

The article is about Jim's new show, which will be on CBS-TV next season. The show, "Gomer Pyle, USMC" is a series on his misadventures as a Marine recruit. "A Tiger Walks" has been held over at the Empire and this movie-for-the-whole-family has had near-capacity crowds at every showing. In this story of a young girl's faith in justice for all-even a wild animal, Brian Keith plays the part of a county official assigned to kill a wandering tiger. Keith is a i 1 i a to Disney fans as he has played in "The Parent Trap" and "Savage Sam." "The Victors" with Vince Edwards, George Hamilton and Romy Schneider is next at the Empire.

Starting Thursday at the Capri Theater is "Captain Newman M.D.," which itself has garnered three Academy Award nominations performance by an actor in a supporting role, sound and screenplay. Taken from the best-selling book, the film is the story of life in the neuro-psychiatric section of an Army hospital. It stars Tony Curtis and Gregory Peck. Your best bet in movies this week is "Seven 'Days in May," the story of treachery in our government, a conspiracy by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to take over the White House by force. Burt Lancaster stars as the general who believes that his plot to take over the government is in the best interests of the country.

The Marine colonel who accidentally discovers the plot is portrayed by Kirk Douglas. Ava Gardner, making her first appearance in Hollywood in more than a decade, returned from Spain for the film's only starring role. She plays a Washington socialite whose romances become an integral part of the plot. The film is taken from the best-selling book by newspapermen Fletcher Knebel and Charles W. Bailey II.

The Paramount will show "Kissin Cousins" a film which features not one, but two Elvis Presleys, Thursday. By playing a dual role, Elvis gets two girl friends, Cynthia Pepper of "My Little Margie" fame and Yvonne Craig who appeared briefly in "It Happened at the World's Fair." The film is a fairly amusing story of a Tennessee hillbilly family who fights off an attempt by the government to obtain their mountain for an ICBM missile base. Gregory Peck Wears COtOKir DeLuxe Semi-G. I. Hair Style Thrown From Window PARIS (UPI)-Jean Vaisseau told police today he threw his two young sons out of a fourth-floor hotel window because his wife had threatened to leave him.

Will Pays For Use Of Television Set DENVER (AP)-Harold Pol Gregory Peck's "brakeman" style haircut for his Academy TONIGHT SHOWS 6:30 8:40 tIGH JOHNSON WINTERS HYE8 Award winning role as a coun lock, 70, a retired accountant, lived in Mrs. Eunice West's TONIGHT OPEN ID "INDIA FKiHTFR' AT 10 ONLT. "GREAT EECArf AT ONLT! SPECIAL Yi Delicious Golden Brown Fried Chicken try lawyer in "To Kill A Mockingbird" has undergone a radical change for ihs current title roe in the comedy drama "Captain Newman, M.D.," soon to play at the Paramount Tehater. In his new assignment he apartment building for the last 10 years. A bachelor, he liked to watch television on her set.

Pollock died last Dec. 6, leaving a $428,915 estate mostly in stocks. Records in Denver County Court showed Thursday 2 FIERY TECHNICOLOR HITS! NEVER HAS THE BIG SCREEN ROCKED TO SUCH ACTION! COLOR! THRILLS! 75c You can't tell the emerges in near-regulation mil itary cut. Crisp French Fries Hot Rolls Eat Here or Boxed To Take Out put a fence in put a wall in front of these front of them he left all but $12,500 to Mrs. West.

ano men and and they'll Vv 't they'll climb it. tunnel under it. DDDDDD! Phone Orders Ready In 15 Minutes Jimmy's Drive-In 3502 Atlanta Hwy. 172-6871 part without a scorecard! Movie Lineup PUT A RISK IN FRONT OF Af'A THFVt AKIO THFY'll SWU SATURDAY and SUNDAY at PARAMOUNT TODAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY: TAKE IT! THE MAGNIFICENT 7 RIDE AGAIN WHEN Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas and Ava Gardner in "Seven Days in May." MORRISON'S THE GREAT ADVENTUKt BtlilNS WIIH STARTS THURSDAY: Elvta Presley in Kissing Cousins." EMPIRE NOW SHOWING: "A Tiger Walks" in CAFETERIAS Technicolor starring Brian Keith, Vera Miles, Pamela Franklin and Sabu. NEXT ATTRACTION: "The Victors" starring Vince Edwards.

George Hamil ton, Romy Schneider, Peter Fonda and James Mitchum. CHARLES TODAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY: Hilarious British Import, "Ladies Who Do" starring Robert Morley. tjjA A QlIF0R academyKH I sA(mS) awards ii ACTRESS k1 1 l'l i WtTf. SHIRLEY MACUINE i- WHV best cinema- VI frj TOGRAPHY I Nf fej BEJT scoring Musical Composition Is Presented By Bernstein STARTS THURSDAY: Gregory Peck, Tony Curtis and Angie Dickinson in "Cap mi JAMES RICHARD McQueen earner attenborough COLOR HimPANA VISION' FEATl'RE NO. 1 KIRK DOIGLAS In "INDIAN FIGHTER" tain Newman, MD." KIDDIE MATINEE: "Angry Red Plan et" in color, plus cartoons.

CAPRI TODAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY: Hi 34 lb. sirloin steak $1.09 larious British Import, "Ladies Who Do," starring Robert Morley. MEjfr Sunday 'IRMA LA DOUCE' STARTS THURSDAY: Gregory Peck, tion was called "Improvisations for Orchestra and Jazz Soloists," and it culminated in a furious, hair raising finish that is best left to the music critics to describe. Some viewers and members of the young Tony Curtis and Angie Dickinson in filet mignon Captain Newman M.D." KIDDIE MATINEE: "Angry Red 12 lb. chopped sirloin 49c Planet," in color plus cartoons.

II .1 today thru Wednesday Morrison's stealcs i audience may nave been bewildered and devastated by this piece, but never let it be said that Bernstein is afraid to ex-1 r. same cnoico same tender qood-w Knt at bihy wilder llRMaDoueE THE1 BEST SELLER OF'63 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) A musical composition emphasizing the relationship of jazz to people provided a joyful experience Wednesday night on the season's final Leonard Bernstein television concert for youngsters. The series of four CBS-TV programs, which will return next season, had "Jazz in the Concert Hall" as the theme of its windup hour. And the program started right off with the composition that appeared to delight musicians and audience as well, undoubtedly, as viewers: "Journey into Jazz," an introduction to the subject for youngsters, with a charming narrative accompanying the passages. ess -pedal low prices! TECHNICOLOR PANAVISION (SflMlto I TODAY.

NOW THRU WFn pose listeners to the excitement of experiment and daring. He is a good a to trust the kids with. WARRIOR AfAV-Mt 1 HI BEST WE IH 1 i mm aiiiisiiiiiiiiiiMi.i YY ARRIOK 1 oquce" 3:10 and 7:00 ygrnrnrsT cpi5PYnnT IrLrrarrvruwCTt I 1 1 1 1 1 1 'J I 1 1 1 1 1 1 fmVmtl 'A nr Jr mm ym mm mm a I I I I 1 .1.1 afto I I I nfte bouocj EiaLfB lei rnv A TIGER ON THE ii ATLANTA HIGHWAY I "'-ww frfStvyi Also In Auburn, Al. 11 1 5Q STREET iKlf u.a ilf a young girl challenges i HUiif I Hb town to save him I IIMMM.rtir.r iuV. '9aMaMK EDM3X9 O'BSIIN MJUtTlN BALSAM ioWutouwit JOHN FRANKINHE1MER MO StRUNO 1 tIJHill I'll IVIHHHBl U.

HI I JJJiULJUSjr I m. STARTING THURSDAY ll-l All The narrative was written by jazz critic Nat Hentoff, and delivered by Bernstein, who turned the conducting over to the young American composer of the piece, Gunther Schuller. Bernstein, who has an enviable way of humanizing his programs, added a warm touch before the selection began by introducing Schuller's father, a member of the New York Philharmonic which then played the composition. It would have taken a hard man to resist the contagious fun of the occasion as express by the violinist who sat behind Bernstein and could-not stop smiling as the piece and the story progressed. The second selectiort was yet another treat.

Aaron 'Copland, the composer conductor) pianist, was on hand to play his "Concerto for Piano and Orchestra," which he wrote in the 1920s and which reflected theme of Wednesday night's program in its pioneering spirit of an earlier era. ITs MouM TTTTlil WALT as BviS joins his mountain tanfolic intworolesfcr the first time! AUGER i I People go to nudist meetings for various reasons was murder! wry miwm. with KViN UcCWIHT BRIAN KEITH VERA MILES UX-Z i ll irC EDWARD ROB SOU WSTuiiaa PAMELA FRANKLIN SABU EBWARO ANDREWS UNA MERKEL PETER BROWN fen fc.iK? tD'Sl'IHrun Bernstein finished off the evening by presenting a ffnf by rased on the novel ny oc(sd hAcTDO OPEN TODAY AT 1:30. TECHSICOLOR' ME Cchdr. 2 SHOWS AT 2:00, 3:53, 5:40, 7:30 AND 9:19 work by another young man, Larry Austin, an assistant professor of music at the University of California.

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