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Rita: Moreno proves much more of a prize to Richard Egan than all the riches sought by the Spanish Conquistadores in "Seven Cities of Gold," Twentieth Century-Fox's historic adventure drama relating the conquest of California. The Deluxe color film, opening Wednesday of the Sipe theater, also. features Anthony Quinn, Michael Rennie and Jeffrey. Hunter in.co-starring roles. The Open Mike TV Radio Highlights By MARGARET BUHRMAN The lilting music of Strauss Jr.

and Sr. threads through Saturday's Max Liebman produclion of Great Waltz" (8 p.m., Channel 6) presented in compatible color and black and white. Patrice Munsel, Keith Andes, Jarmila Novolna and Bert Lahr are starred in the 90-minute, three-act musical based on the actual rivalry between father and son for the title of Wallz King of Vienna. HAREM SCARUM: Sunday's TV programming is highlighted with U.S. premier of the English feature movie "The Constant Hus-.

band," starring Rex Harrison (6.30) p.m., Chennel G). Telecast in color, film presents the farcical story an Englishman who loses his! memory. When he is finally united with his wife, he begins to suspect that he is also married to another woman. As it happens, has six wives. CLASSIC: Claude Rains and Vivien Leigh are co-sarred as and in the British movie of George Bernard Shaw's comedy of ideas shown in parts on Famous Film Festival (6:30 p.m., Sunday; Channel NEW LOOK: Perry Como will have opportunities to display his versatility and match talent with show business grents this season.

First guests on -the new. Como Show, premiering Saturday p.m., Channel G), are Julius LaRosa, the Rudells, a trampoline act and Johnny Puleo and harmonica gang. COMEBACK: "A Star Lights, on Runyon Theater Saturday (9:30 p.m.. Channel 8) when an aging actress goes through a series beauty Urcatments in hopes of repeating a starring role. Robert Strauss is featured as Lucky Lara fight manager who is suaded to guide her carcer.

TIME SWITCH: Indiana Hoedown moves into the 5 p.m. 1 location on Chennel 6 Saturday. BENNY RECITAL: Violinist, Jack Benny has competition Sunday when violinist Isaac Stern visits the show (6:30 p.m., Channel) BI. After a grueling session with his violin teacher, (Mel Blanc), Benny needs encouragement, and Mary Livingston, Stern and Don Wilson endeavor to restore his confidence. Stern plays "Polonaise Brillante." HEADLINERS: Line-up of talcat for the Ed Sullivan Show Sunday (7 p.m..

Channel 8) fcalares Liberace, Phil Silvers, Risc Stevens. British singer David Whitfield and Belgian clown Linon. The University of Pennsylvania's Mask and Wig Club will appear in sketches from its annual DEBUT: John Cameron Swayze. How Christian Science Heals "PERSISTENT. PRAYER WINS A VICTORY" WOWO, 1190 kc.

Nov. 6, 7:15 A.M. WIBC, 1070 k.c., Nov. bu 8:30 A.M. MASONIC CALENDAR Howard Lodge No.

93, Called. Mooting Monday, Nov. 7th M. M. Degree 6:30 P.

M. 93 Called Meeting Wednesday, Nov. 9th E. A. Degree 6 P.

Kokomo Chapter 104, R. A. M. Convocation Thursday, 7. P.

M. No.104 P. M. Degree al 8 P. M.

KCT Tryout For December Play To Be Sunday An additional tryout for the Kokomo Civic Theater's December play, "The Tender is scheduled for 3 p. Sunday, on the third floor at I. U. Center. Miss Mary Lou Cheney, director, invites any man or woman interested in acting to attend and read for a part.

The cast for "The Tender Trap," a bright and amusing comedy Max Shulman and Robert Paul Smith based on the romantic life of a New York bachelor, calls for three girls and five men. Richard Watts reviewing the play in the New York Post, wrote, authors have managed to provide considerable suspense 'as to, how everything is going to turn out it is inventive and enter-! taining." Miss Cheney believes that participation in "The Tender Trap" will be as enjoyable as viewing the play. This second play of the Civic Theater season will be presented Dec. 13-14 at the Sipe Theater. WINDFALL WINDFALL--The American gion Auxiliary met Wednesday night at the Community Building.

Members were asked to bring gift for a boy in the Knighstown home whom the group is supporting. for the annual Thanksgiving! basket. Plans were also made send gifts to the Veterans pital in Marion, for the gift shop. Mrs. Duncan and Mrs.

Frederick Plummer, gave a port of the president and secreLary's conference in Indianapolis Saturday, which they attended. The Fifth District meeting was announced to' be held in Hartford City Saturday Nov. 19. A carry supper was announced for Nov. 11, for the Legion and Auxi(liary and their families.

There were seven members present. The Rev. and Mrs. Chester Mitchell and family entertained supper Wednesday night, Mr. Mrs.

Kenneth Kennedy of Angeles, the Rev. and Mrs. Walter Kennedy, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kennedy, all of West Liberty.

The Senior class will present three act play, entitled, "Riddle Me Riches," at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 11, in the school Appearing in the cast are: Quin Fisher, Ruth Ann Tolle, John Davis, Marlene Tolle, Rex Retherford, David Francis, Rebecca born, Keith Martin, Reba Waddell, Cecil Woods, Peggy Blessing, Elizabelh Riffe, Fred McCorkle, Lillie Miller, Donald Fennell and Robert Johnson. The Eye Cue Home Demonstration Cub met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ned Kemper, southeast of Windfall, with Mrs.

Clara Crousore as cohostess. Mrs. Maurice Tolle condevotions. The lesson, "Wardrobe Planning, was preMrs. Max Todd.

Refreshments were served to members and guests were. Mrs. Alva Holman, Mrs. Robert Baurgarner, Mrs. Glen Paul, William Brunson, all of near Tipton and Mrs.

Joe Dauscy Timmy and Tommy Watson Marlinsville have returned home, after spending the past few days with their grandparents, Mr. a and James Baldwin, northwest The Woman's Council of the Christian Church met Wednesday night at the church. A soug service was held, and Glen Barker presented devotions on "Thanksgiving." A solo was sung! by Mrs. Gene Hiatt. Mrs.

Dora Legg as program chairman presented Mrs. B. Waters of Indianapolis, who showed slides and talked of her missionary work in Africa. A short business meeting was held. Refreshments were served by the hostessess, Mesdame Harold Johnson, Eddie Nash, John Miner, Jack Brown, Clyde Coffin, Louis Riffe and Fay Heath.

Mrs. Wayne Mitchell and Mrs. Peggy Feller 'attended a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Heflin, near Elwood. for Miss Nancy Heflin, who will become the bride of Donald Kane Saturday, Nov.

19, al St. Joseph's Church in Elwood. First Aircraft Set To Land Saturday At Bunker Hill The first aircraft to land at the Bunker Hill Air Force Base since its reactivation was to arrive at the base this forenoon, weather permitting, Col. Carter base commander, announced Saturday. The colonel stressed that the landing field at Bunker Hill is not yet open to operations and that Saturday's landing is strictly experimental.

The landing was to be made by; a twin-engine transport. The first, jets tentatively are scheduled to arrive Nov. Comb Kentucky Hills For. Lost Buffalo GLASGOW, Ky. 4.

-Bison, commonly. known as buffaloes, are pretty hard to find around these parts, but at least one is. running in the Summer Shade vicinity. This one escaped from the farm of Wallace Bartley, yesterday." Bartley, who- recently acquired two buffalo calves in South Dakota, suspects the missing beast -rooted; a fence. Answer to Previous 0060 DOU OVAL DOO NUM UAR 0000 DOOT 7000 Ad UG 24 Solar disk 42 His wife's 27.

Challenge nickname 28 Continent 43 Pertaining to 29 Repast an age 35 Communion 44 Girl's name plate 46 Faultless 36 Greek letter 47 Sea eagle 37 Indian tent .48 Soothsayer 40 Cotton fabrics 50 Devotee 41 Leases 52 Low haunt No Glamour. Here TV Rehearsal Halls Look About Like Anything But THOMAS NEW YORK UP TV rehearsal (halls are much the same on the East Coast as in the West. They are so shabby you wonder how the people ever get any glamour in the shows. This week, for example, they were rehearsing for the Patti Page show with Perry Como Gene Nelson. The stars and about 50 singers, dancers, actors and others were crammed in an ancient rehearsal hall on Eighth Ave.

The way things went, it looked as if they'd never get the show on the air. But they did. My target for that was Como. Perry the 'giant killer. Well, he hasn't really slain the giantJackie Gleason--but he has come, within a point or two of matching his audience rating.

Nobody has 33rd U.S. President President, 4 Route, (ab.) 5 Shouts Truman 6 Rent 6 He was born 7. Social insect 8 Floor covers Missouri 9 Husband of 11 Puffs up -13 Legislative 10 Scottish body sheepfolds 14 15 Talk Relate idly anew 12 Hits with, open 16 Observe 13 Cubic meter 17 Narrow roads-18 Louse egg 19 Sibling of bud20 Handled 20 Reaches for 21 Weapons 22 Vegetable 22 Defeat 25 Female saint 23 Facility (ab.) 26 Husband of Eve. 30 Dines 31 Foundation 32 Sailing 33. Assam silkworm 34 Canvas shelter 35 Fondle.

38 Genuine 39 Click -beetles 42 Honey-maker 45 Russian storehouse 46 Footlike part 49 Type of fur 51 Withstand 53 Delilah cut his hair Everlasting (poet.) 55 Laths 56 Scoff DOWN I Possessive pronoun ACROSS 2 Toward the 1'33rd U.S. sheltered side. 3 Scold done that opposite the fat one in years. "I'm really happily surprised," said Perry as he -let's face it, he's always relaxed- -between rehearsals. When got; into this thing, I was hesitant.

all. I've had 25 years of singing; didn't want to toss it all down the drain by failing oppo site a big show. I figured I had a few good years left. "Besides, I didn't want to get, into a hassle. The thought of doing a weekly hour show frightened me.

I like to take it easy; I don't! want to work too hard." Como is working six days a week now, but he doesn't scem to mind it. He's happy with the Saturday night show's success. And despite their opposition on the nelworks, he and Gleason refuse to feud. Daring and Difficult Movie Entertainment ent Due at Sipe Today's moviegoing taste for the daring and the different in -screen entertainment is decidedly satislied by the Sipe Theater's new CinemaScope attraction, "The Left of God," which arrives Sunday. Rarely has there been a more offbeat and more intriguing story, lold with power and brilliance by a wonderful cast headed by Humphrey Bogart, Gene Tierney and Lec J.

Cobb. Mark this one down as a dramatic highlight of the year. Based on William E. Barrett's controversial best-seller, "The Left Hand of God" relates the story of a flyer-adventurer, played by Bogart, in China jr 1947, and his escape from a sinister Chinese warlord (Cobb) the guise of a Catholic priest. The complications ensue when Gene Tierney, a nurse at a Chinese misison where Bogart takes passling refuge, finds herself falling love with a man she believes to be a priest.

This forceful and delicate situation is handled with great tact and taste, and also with artistic skill and uncompromising candidness. Humphrey Bogart, no to Academy Awards since "'The African and a nomination for "'The Caine Mutiny," is clearly in line again for his portrayal, of the flyer-priest who: is called, upon to actually function in the latter role and does 50 with an inspiration that in turn leaves its mark on his own character. For Miss Tierney, the film is an unusual opportunity for a superior performance, and Cobb, of course, is his usual peerless self as the warlord. It's his best character assignment since. "On the Waterfront," and on a par with his great acting in the stage edition of "Death of This is a star trio to be matched in" year.

Additionally, "The Left Hand of God" provides noteworthy performances from. a handful ers, including Agnes E. G. Marshall, Jean Porter an Carl Benton Reid, Victor Yung, Philip Ahn Benson Fong. They weave excelcharacter parts into the tapestry of Barrett's story, to fill a gallery.

COLONIAL- NOW thru MONDAY It's Terrific! A Riot of Laughs! it is ot last! Here Great as a Sensational as a movie! Mister Roberts CINEMASCOPE Warner Color starring HENRY FONDA JAMES CAGNEY, WILLIAM POWELL JACK LEMMON ALSO Bugs Bunny Cartoon and Short Saturday, Nov. 5, 1955 10:30 Feature Theater 12:05 SUNDAY. NOV. 4 A.M. 10:00 This is the Lite 10:30 U.

Adult Series 11:00 Newa 11:15 Film P.M. 12:30 Country Matinee 1:00 Packers vs. Bears 4:00 Super Circus 4:30 Capt. Gallant 5:00 Cisco Kid 6:30 Roy Rogers :00 Kit Carson 6:30 Film Festival 8:00 Led 3 Lives $:30 Ted Mack 9:00 Man Behind the Badge 9:30 Justice 10:00 It's a Great Life 10:20 Vista 12:00 News MONDAY, NOV. 7 A.M.

6:00 Morning Show 7:00 Capt. Kangaroo 8:00 Chapel Door 8:15 Cartoons 8:30 My Little Margie 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Godfrey Time 10:30 Strike It' Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:13 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light P.M. 12:00 News and Weather 12:15 Farm Home 12:30 Welcome Travelers 1:00 Robert Q. Lewis 1:30 House Party 2:00 Payoff 2:30 Bob Croaby 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 On Your Account 4:00 Sweet Time 4:15 Early Show Paul Mills Wants To See KOKOMO (Ind.) TRIBUNE 13 WFBM-TV INDIANAPOLIS CHANNEL I P.M. 5:00 6:00 6:30 1:00 8:00 9:30 20:00 AM.

8:45 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:15 11:46 P.M. 12:00 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 4:30 4:48 4:55 5:00 6:30 6:00 6:20 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:15 A.M. 6:00 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:80 P.M. 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:15 2:00 8:00 3:30 3:45 4:00 5:00 NOV. Indiana Hoedown Midwestern Hayride Biz Sarprise Perry Como Show Liebman Presents Your Hit Parade Red Top Theater SUNDAY, NOV.

Christian Science The Christophers Religions Town Ball The Big Picture Industry on Parade Captain Harte Healing Waters News Matinee Hoover Cont. Zoo Parade Dr. Spook Big Idea NBC Opera Adventure Sunday Weather Newa Purdue Highlizhu Judge Roy Bean It's Great Life Color Special TV Piayhouse Loretta Young Show Guy Lombardo News Review Night Owl Theater MONDAY, NOV. 1 Today Open House Ding Dong School Search for Beauty Home Tennessee Ernie Ford Feather Your Neat Market Reports Farm News Forbes News Hymn Time Modern Romances Matinee Theater What'a Your Bid: Laff Time Cartoon Club TBA Hoosier Weather WISH-TV INDIANAPOLIS CHANNEL: SATURDAY, NOV. 5 P.M.

5:00 Political 5:80 Lucy 6:00 Soldier of Fortune 6:30 Beat the Clock 1:00 Stage Show 7:30 Honeymooners 8:00 Two for the Money 8:30 It's Always Jan 9:00 Gun Smoke 9:30 Damon Runyon 10:00 News and Weather 10:16 Late Show 12:00 Late Late Show SUNDAY, NOV. A.M. 8:30 TV Church 9:00 Lamp Unto My Feel 9:30 Look Up and Live 10:00 UN Action 10:30 Contest Carnival 11:00 Winky Dink 11:80 Wild Bill Hickok P.M. 12:00 Out of the Pant 12:30 Walt's Workshop 1:00 Chuckles Chapman Show 2:00 Favorite Story 2:30 Indiana Showcase 7:00 Ramar of the Jungle 3:30 Brownson 3:45 Service Salute 4:00 Omnibus 5:30 You Are There 6:00 Lassie 5:30 Jack Benny 7:00 Ed Sullivan 6:00 GE Theater 6:30 A. Hitchcock 9:00 Adventure 9:30 What's My Line 10:00 News 10:15 Late Show MONDAY, NOV.

1 A.M 3:35 Looney Tunes 10:00 Ray Milland. 10:30 Dick Stone 11:00 Cartoon 11:15 R. F. D. 11:45 Cartoons P.M.

12:00 1.U. Shows 12:30 Feature Theater 1:30 Church Men's Conference 2:00 Pride of the Family 2:30 Curtain Gall 3:00 Famous Playhouse 3:30 Western Ledgef 4:00 Mickey 6:00 Little Rancals BLOOMINGTON WTTV CHANNEL 4 SATURDAY, NOV. 5 P.M. 5:30 First Show 7:00 Perry Como 8:00 Lawrence Welk 9:00 Champs an the Way 9:20 Guy Lombardo I SIS 2 ENDS 'Actian TODAY Hital Monigomery Technicolor Seminole Uprising MOONFLEET. SIPE ENDS -CARTOON- TODAY OAK DOUGLAS SILVANA MANGANO ULYSSES ISIS SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY A BIG, SAD MAJOR -but old chatt it, PRIVATE 2 WAR of MAJOR BENSON CHARLION NESTON ANUE 4'TH NOTEY LA CARTOON 1 JOE DARY DAREDENLO, EuP COSTELLO and Keystone Kops a cue Three Top British Atom Security Experts in U.S.

LONDON (P- Three of Britain's top atomic security experts are visiting the United States for an exchange of ideas on security procedure, the Atomic Energy Authorlity disclosed today. The British rectord in this field has come in for American criticism at times. Kenneth Morton-Evans, security director of the Atomic Energy Authority, heads the group. The others are Guy Liddell, special adviser on security, and King Comdr. Henry Arnold, chief security officer at the Harwell atom station.

A spokesman said they made the trip at the invitation of the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission. SOFT MAPLE SHADE TREES REASONABLE. PH, 22618 NOVINGER TREE SERVICE VOSTHE IN THEATRE CLOSED FOR THE SEASON! INDIANA NOW Ends MONDAY Lee Ann Meriwhether, Skitch Henderson, Eydie Gorme, Frank Blair Richard Harness will be in the spotlight Sunday when WLW Radio presents its giant kick-off show 15 p.m.) launching World Now, ils new 24-hour programming concept.

CONCERT: The Mozart Piano Concerto In Flat Major (K. 482) will be performed by Pietro Scarpini, Italian pianist, appearIng as soloist with the New York Philharmonic-Symphony Sunday (7:30 p.m., CBS). At The Theaters INDIANA Today Through Monday "Phenix City Story" with RichKiley, Kathryn Grant, also, cartoons and sports. Tuesday Through Thursday "Las Vegas Shakedown" with Dennis 0'Keefe and Coleen Gray, also Tweetie Pic cartoon, plus, State Trooper and Three Stooge comedy. Coming Friday "My Sister Eileen," CinemaScope in color with Janet Leigh, Jack Demmon and Belty Garrell, also Mr.

Magoo cartoon. SIPE Final Times Today "Ulysses" in color with Kirk Douglas, Silvana Mangano and Anthony Quinn, also cartoon. Saturday Midnight And Sunday Through Tuesday "The, Left Hand of God," CinemaScope in color with Humphrey Bogart, Gone Tierney and Lee J. Cobb, also "Special Delivery" with! Joseph Cotten and Eva Bartok, plus Donald Duck cartoon. Wednesday Through Saturday "Seven Cities of God," CinemoScope in color with Egan, Rita Moreno, Michael Rennie and.

Anthony Quinn, also cartoon. Saturday Crescent Dairy Show The Bowery Boys in "Fighting Fools," plus 2 cartoons. ISIS Final Times Today "Seminole Uprising" in color with George Montgomery and Karin Booth, also with Stewart Granger in color. Sunday Through Wednesday "Abbott and Costello Meet The Keystone Kops," also War of Major Benson" with Charlton Heston, Julia Adams and Hovey in color, plus cartoon and Joc McDoakes. Coming Thursday "Yellow Mountain" in color with Lex Barker, Mala Powers and Howard Duff.

also "Cell 2455, Death Row," plus Casper COLONIAL Now Through Monday Henry Fonda, James Cagney, Jack Lemmon in "Mister Roberts." in CinemaScope and color. Tuesday Through Thursday June Allyson, Fred MacMurray in "A Woman's World," in CinemaScope and color, and Virginia Mayo, Ronald Reagon in "She's Working: Her Way Through Col-1 lege," in color. Starts Friday Humphrey Bogart, Joan Bennett in No Angels." in color, and John Agar in in color. Farmer Burned ARLINGTON. Ky.

A 69. year-old farmer burned to death ignited yesterday an when alcohol a stove solution apparently using to rub a sore leg. 1 Officials said Burnett Ellis probably had rud from his house with his clothing in flames. He. was found dead in the yard.

EAGLES KITCHEN now open under new management, Aerne. Members and public invited. You read about it in your you heard about it on radio and NOW SEE THE SHOCKING TRUE LIFE EXPOSE OF "SIN TOWN U.S.A." ADULT ENTERTAINMENT! LIFE and LOOK "AMERICA'S WICKEDEST CITY!" See it now-filmed on the sin by sin shock by shock! Features at 1:25 3:30 5:35 7:40 9:45 2 PHENIX PRIZE THE ALABAMA PULITZER CITY won Columbus by EXPOSE the STORY Ledger An ALLIED ARTISTS Presentation MONTRE RICHARD KLEY KATHRYN GRANT EDNARO MEG MILES JAMES EDWARDS MIDNIGHT TONIGHT sire SUNDAY thru TUES. 2. Big Hits He Profaned The Cloth He Wore She Fought Against A Forbidden Relationship! THE MOST INCREDIBLE IMPERSONATION A MAN EVER MADE TO SAVE HIS LIFE! HUMPHREY GENE BOGART LEE J.

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