The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 20

elaavalaalataafmoj'ayveatjy Judge Grants Seven Divorces IIONOLl'LU ADVERTISKR B-4 Friday, Feb. 4, 19C6 Everyone, Everywhere, Singing Kui Lee 's Tnie I i i 1 i Joan Pacheco from Lawrence F. Pacheco, and Anne McPherson from Hugh McPherson. Interlocutory divorces: Joan Aken from Elwood Aken, Hemina Martin from Aurelio Martin, and Lissa S. Atkinson from Robert R.

Four absolute divorces and three interlocutory divorces were granted Tuesday by Circuit Judge Samuel P. King. Absolute divorces Mildred II. Nishida from Bruce Y. Nishida, Sharon K.

Noblissa from Clifford G. Ford Heiress Is Expecting ST. MORITZ, Switzerland (TPI)-Mrs. Charlotte Ford Niarchos last night confirmed reports she i "I don't care whether it is a boy or a girl as long as the baby is healthy," the 24-year-old daughter of the head of Ford Motor Co. said at her hotel suite here.

and Ann Welson (no label as yet). WELL-KNOWN performers such as the Surfers (Deccai, Ohta-san (Decca) Webley Edwards (Capitol) and Berne Hal-Mann also plan to cut "I'll Remember You." (Amigo) and a piano treatment by Roger Williams (Kapp). Due out shortly are discs bv Tony Bennett (Columbia), Herb Alpert The Tijuana Brass Glenn Yarbrough (RCA Victor), Vic Schoen (Mainstream) M. TODAY eSJ NUOUS mrmm wiaiiiiJiaPiLj BTICKFTC kl TOMABBOW 4 at 6 THEATRES: VARSITY, CINERAMA, WAIKIKI, KUHIO, HAWAII KAIMUKI ALL BOXOFFICES OPEN 9:00 A.M. tt.r4.

J'-mTpjiKii ihni'i i Twn i iimrfi tf itrr iii tin BOGART AUDREY I DKJr 1 HEPBURiM HEPBURN .4 Composer Lee: They'll remember his song. JHEl 1ARSITY t-l 1 ft I I 1 I aJ mrmw Wl 1106 UillVERSiTY AVE Phone 954-144 ram. Matinees at 2:30 Evenings at 8:30 TONITE 14 By WAYNE IIARADA The credit line on the record labels read "Kuiokalani Lee." Sometimes it's "Kui Lee." Or simply Lee." Whichever way credit is given, Kui Lee's "I'll Remember You" is the hottest tune to come out of the Islands since Harry Owens wrote "Sweet Leilani" back in the 1940s. NOT SINCE Andy Williams' "The Hawaiian Wedding Song" and Elvis Presley's "Blue Hawaii" (back in the late '50s) has there been so much air play, especially on the East Coast, of an Island melody. And never have so many in so short a time rushed to record a Hawaiian number like "I'll Remember You." Don McDiarmid the song's publisher, said while no one version is really the big leader on the Mainland, there are some 15 different renditions available on records.

"Heavy promotion is under way in the East," he said yesterday. "One of them has to click." ODDLY, Kui Lee, the man who wrote the tune, has yet to record it. But many others have, including Don Ho The Aliis on Reprise, xndy Williams on Columbia, and Masako on Statco (the latter with Japanese lyrics). Also available are versions by the Johnny Mann Singers (Liberty), Vic Dana (Dolton), the Four Amigos AN ACTUAL PERFORMANCE OF THE NATIONALTHEATRE 'OPERATION'. coion IWTPriT TTTT? fnOF GREAT DDITAIM LJri I -Ml YOSHIKO KAYAMA IbAMU NAOAFO Tlie greatest Otliello even ly tlie greatest actor of our time.

ttl fc fe GEORGE PEFPARD hyer-ioan vchs fC NEAL ESSEN BALSAM MlbKEY ROUNtl MfHHn BillY WiLDER eneci sa funs' tm ja va 1 .1 LAURENCE 5 Chamber Concerts Set Honolulu Chamber Music Series officials have scheduled five concerts this year, despite a loss of $1,200 on the series last year. D. C. Parker, president of the series, told season ticket holders via letter that the series faces another financial loss this year. He said costs were rising and prominent chamber music groups no longer accept lower than normal fees for performances here simply because they were passing through Honolulu.

PARKER AXX0UNCED this schedule for the year, with all concerts to be held at 8 p.m. in the University of Hawaii's Orvis Auditorium: March 8, Der Kammermu-siker of Zurich; May 18, the Cassenti Players of Vancouver, B.C.; May 26, the Kyn-del Quartet of Stockholm; Sept. 1, the Vienna Trio; Oct. 26, the Honolulu Symphony String Quartet. Season tickets are $10, and donations are tax deductible.

I1I11111W A SHOCHIKU FILMS? fe A E. PRODUCTION ALSO STARRING KfS Parking available acrosi the street, terminal building TODAY AT 12, 2:30, 5, 7:30 AND IATE SHOW AT 10:30 30i ATONY HfflaOCK-IAN and JOHN 1 LAST CHANCE brabourne -siiMburge PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR" FROM WARNER BROS. CdMS WE BIGGEST BOHQ GF ALU VARSITY ENGAGEMENT IN ADDITION TO WAIKIKI THEATRE LtaaiU Dreaml TONIGHT Ruger Theatre CONT. SHOWS FROM 1:00 P.M. Gates Open at 6:00 p.m.

Show Starts at Dusk DAILYCONTINUOUS SHOWS FROM 1:00 P.M. Complete Shows et: 1:00, 3:00, 5:05, 7:15 ft 9 30 OMaalttlaaallMttaalBalMtaiaa lajeawitniieain eai I HI ii 8:30 i fi: 2 FEATURES RECOMMENDED i ii i if -t-t THE MAW WHO MAKES IMQ MISTAKES! FOR ADULTS C.yf SSirSiiiiiieiMMiif 6tI3MHJMEISIilBffiI, i 8:30 P.M. Mi ea Fung Po Po Ho LanKo Ming "DARKNESS GONE" (Kong Ming Bit Joy Ley) Cantonese Film English Sub-Titles hi 4 ,1 1 'X HANDLE yrs women? i. ii Lyrg-rg 7:00 P.M. Only Shoichi Kuraoks Shoichl Hinl "JUDO TYPHOON" 9:00 P.M.

Only Marlon Brando David Nivera "BEDTIME STORY" (C) 1 9:45 A.M. TfXFkhXf Gates Open at 6 P.M. indeed SCHUYLER HAYDEN, a Warren Continuous lUtHI Children under 12, Free :00 P.M. Cont. Last at 7:30 P.M.

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KAZUO FUNAKI YOKO YAMAMOTO The melody of love in tune with the tempo of youth convincing. Los Angeles Timet portray out MORALS at they really F1 CC III' a b5f i ft a n- USr I It i. ii 1 n. win mt mi mi am-hiii it i7t-i CONTINUOUS SHOWS FROM 10 A.M. "CURSE" at: 10, 2:00, 5:45 9:30 "DEVIL" at: 11:40, 3:40, 7:30 11:05 LOVE IN TOKYO" CONTINUOUS SHOWS FROM 6:30 P.M.

(Tokyo wo. Koisuru) in color, English title "LIFE AT THE TOP" at 6:30 11:05 "WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT" at: 9:10 Only Laurence Harvey-Jean Simmons mm Honor Bl3ckman Michael Craiq -jfvk aM "LifeAtTheTop ft :30 Sat. 1:30 Mat. Sun. 13:30 Cont.

frel From the author of 'Room At The Top'! WILUAM SYLVESTER HUBERT NOEL TJeorge hm tat Gsir- Kiiist i cnrm-ni I Tonite Gates Open at 5:30 p.m. 5:30 Cont. Tom'w Show Starts Pster Sellers Peter OToote United artists Technicolor 'y 1:00 p.m. Cont. 6:30 p.m.

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CONTINUOUS 1st RUN FILIPINO FEATURE! Co-Hit at KAILUA DRIVE IN 09aCe)j COLLEGE GRADUATE HEADS ENTERTAINMENT GROUP 4 Co-Feature at KAIMUKI JOHNNY CRAWFORD "liNDIAN PAINT" in Color! KGBiN KD DDIE MESA JOSE MARI. STARTS TONIGHT BENEFIT HONG KONG MUSIC CENTRE FOR THE BLIND 17 ROODS pi LET'S 80 At Popular Prices Pealurinj Trie. ELECTRO MAU1AC5 "1 THE HONOLULU SYMFH0NY SOCIETY 1966 OPERA FESTIVAL PUCCINI'S DONIZETTI'S TOSCA DON PASQUALE (in Italian) (in English) Feb. 11, 13, 15 Feb. 25, 27, March 1 Featuring these great stars of the operatic stage: GIMI DOROTHY JEAN BEXI C0ULTER FENN and the HI-JACKS.

Firslrun Filipino Film First Cantonese Film with English Sub-Title Super Emotional Tear Jerker "DARKNESS GONE" (Kong Ming Bit Joy Loy) Tom'w at PALAMA Mat. Only 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Double Bill! "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" Color "BEACH BLANKET BINGO" Color I FINAL 11 DAYS I ittttWlfl ENDS FEB. 14th Wr jj TONIGHT at 7:30 JHTJ 1 Tom'w Mat.

7:30 'floWtl 2 1 I All Seats Reserved Tickets Available 'T. HVtrVw'. 1 I Boxoffice Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. i' i jTSffK'n i IaBai.nfwnro III III I II M.raliWIWWrWWa OPENS TONIGHT 6:15 P.M.

CONTINUOUS Tom'w 11:30 p.m. Cont. Japanese FilmsEnglish Titlesl Bass-Baritone Soprano Soprano I RICHARD FKEDIiICKS FRANK PORBLTTA "Challenge of two TONIGHT ct 8:00 Tom'w Mat. 1:00 Eve. 8:30 All Seats Reserved Tickets Available Boxoffice Open 10 a.m.

to 9 p.m. 3 "a fava Ji (VflffiVO CTOKO fPK) T-l- ta R0DCERS HAMMEKil UXS Starring Top Cantonese Stars FUNG P0 PO HO LAN KO MING Also Featuring Blind Students cf Hong Kong Music Centre You'll need at least 3 handkerchiefs to set this picture AMERICAN THEATER FIRST fc4 Baritone Tenor THE HONOLULU SYMPHONY OPERA FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA, CHORUS AND SOLOISTS GEORGE BARATI, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR Thayer's, 116 S. Hotel St. Phone 563-578 Combination Season Tickets for Both Operas Now On Sale (10 Discount) TICKET PRICES Friday Premieres, 8 P.M. $18, ill.90, $9.90, $8.10, $4.75, SS.40, Sundays at 4 P.M.

and Tuesdays at 8 P.M.: $12.60, $9.90. $8.55, $7.65, $6.30, $.95, $3.15 93 r-J'VV' flJA- TIES starring JULIE ANDREWS CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER Phone 565-656 130 N. Hotel KAPAKULU TONIGHT :30 Cont-TOM'W Mat. 2:30 Eve. :30 Cont.

611 Kapahulo Ave. AMD LATE SHOW AT 9:30 P.M. JAPANESE FILMS! Ph. 7S-10O "THE WISE MAGISTRATE" "ASSASSIN OF GION" 4 House of Finest 1st Run Chinese Films Dally Eva. 4:30 ft (:30 Sat.

Mat. 1:30 Eve. 4:30 ft 1:30 Sun. 12:30 Cont. Last complete show 0:30 P.M.

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