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Showtime Guide Serious." wilh Aloe Guinness and Michocl Conncrs. (GA). "Where Love Has with Susan Hoyward and Belle Davis (MA). Fcolures o) 7:30 ond 9:15 p.m. TASCOSA: "The Skull." wilh Pcler (GA).

"The Mad Execu- wlih Hanslorg and Mode (MYA). ilh Vincent i Price and Elizabeth Shepord. (MYA). and the Penduium," with Vincent Price and John Kerr. UAYA).

features the 1 5t arr 0 porscn I cf Harve Pro noll, Sam the Sham 1 1 vinccnl Pr cc Joyce Louis ArmslVong. (GAJ. Doors A 0 UgCia wil a.m. witti (calurcs at 12 6, 8 cmd 10 p.m. Special RoS d7: ft 590 nT hjim; wlth Bo Dldley and David kc a Jlm Rcevcs (GA) Beach Doors ooen at 11:45 p.m.

STATE: "Boeing Boeing," starring Jerry Lewis, Dany Saval i ne Suzanna Leigh) (GA) Blanket Avaton end Annette FQtures at 7:3 i i i b.uuy 3 Audrey Hepburn, Rex Horrlson Stanley (GA). Winner of clcnt i Award Including Best Picture of 1965. A roadshow presentation with Iwo performances daily at 2 and 3 p.m. DRIVE-INS PALO DURO: "Cheyenne Autumn," with James Stewart. (GA).

"Kissln 1 Cousins," with Elvis Presley. (GA). "Hootenonny Hoot," with Peter Breck end Rutu Lee. (GA). Features at 7:30, 10 and 11:30 pm.

"The World of Suzie with William Holdcn and Nancy Baby, the Rein Musi Remlck and Steve Me- Features at 7:30 and p.m. WHEAT PUOSPECT GOOD WASHINGTON (AP) The Weather Bureau reports winter wheat in good condition in most producing areas. Most of this crop was covered by protective SUNSET: "Situation Hopeless but Not'snOWS. THE COUNTRY BARN NEW YEAR'S DAY STEAKS SEAFOOD IftAllllECUli: "The Finesl In the Southwest" 7505 Amariilo Blvd. East DR4-0861 Ray Rigby's novel, Hill," has been made into a motion picture starring a Connery.

The film has elicited controversial reviews a certainly marked a decided change of pace for Connery whose role as James Bond has brought him such fame. 4 'The Hill" is an absorbing and ugly book about a British prison camp for army defaulters in World War II. camp is in the Afrifcan desert. The hill is a diabolical invention for breaking the resistance of malingerers, des- erters, front-line cowards and foul-ups. It is 60 feet high and 210 feet long, built of loose sand cunningly filled i stones to give it form and make it agonizingly difficult to run over.

Up and down it the prisoners are pul, at the double, in the blinding sun and blazing heat of 110-degree temperature until fall or are broken to the will of the prison staff. Rigby delineates the stark horror of the surroundings and the unrelenting battle for the spirit of the prisoners with compelling intensity. It is not an easy book to put down. CHICKEN REGULAR ORDER KIDDIES ORDER 591 (And Lots of Other GoodiesI) 2700 GEORGIA Fl-5-5656 DELICIOUS SUND ATURES BROILED TENDERLOIN OF WHITEFISH FRENCH FRIED WITH TARTAR SAUCE OLD FASHIONED BEEF STEW WITH VEGETABLES CUCUMBER DELIGHT SALAD BUTTERED GREEN CABBAGE HOMESTYLE HOT APPLE PIE "TOPPED WITH CHEDDAR CHEESE' YOU'LL ENJOY DINING AT SUNSET CENTER--FL 5-0871 Into this hell hole, the author introduces five new prisoners, Their opposition tp the will of the prison staff is the story of "The Hill." The five are Roberts, a warrant officer who had refused to go into suicidal action; Bartlett, blustering laggard with a genius for dodging combat; Me- Grath, thick-headed Scot who thinks with his fists; Bokum- bo, magnificent black giant from the West Indies, more man than all the others together; and Stevens, womanish, cringing coward, pining for his unfaithful wife back in England. The friction between men and their conflict i their apparently situation build a story of violent surprises.

Regimental Sgt. Maj. Wilson, officer in charge of prisoners, is the personification of brutal, unfeeling power always exercised strictly within rules and regulations. Staff Williams is a penal professional; cruel, bitter and with a complete disregard for his feilowmen. Staff Harris ig a good officer and strict disciplinarian who Amarillo, Texas Friday, Dec.

31, 1965 Page I THE MOST LOVERLY VIOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIME can't forget that prisoners are also men who sometimes need a glimmer of kindness, a pack of forbidden cigarettes and a chance. These are the supervisors against whom the five new prisoners pit i strength and ingenuity. struggle is bitter, the outcome uncertain, the raw courage of the men chilling. RSgby's text confronts reader with the eternal battle of the human society against those within it who have no humanity. It also offers a telling proof that the will to survive is man's primary motivation.

The film version of Hill" recently was shown in the Varsity Theater in a n- yon. No Amarillo booking is scheduled so far. X- 8 Academy Awards SndudinQ Best Picture, a i Performances P.M. MJUUULi David McCallum, Grace Lee and Robert Vaughn, regulars on NBC's popular spy-spoof, "The Man From U.N.C.L.E.," are all set to celebrate the New Year. One of the front-runners among network television programs, "U.N.C.L.E." will be on the air at 9 p.m.

todav. By JEAN ATER Amusement Edilor 'I 1 i nine. In "When the Boys Girls" she too often is to say The ingredients of the musi-Jin snug, western pants which cal frolic, "When the Boys unflattering, the Girls," are primarily male least, and female. Fred Clark contributes a Then there is music Gersh-j choice scenes as Presnell's side- win, Louis Armstrong, Liher-jkick, and Ane Langdon ache, Herman's Hermits, Sam spices the proceedings with sex the Sham and the Pharaohs. I and song.

Add to this a rich (slightly college Harve Presnell has a bctter-than- who falls in love with a poor! average voice and wholesome (slightly old) ranch gal, Connie good looks. In this film he is Francis, and you have the ba-jnot quite as wooden as in his sic formula of the motion pic- first show, "The Unsinkable jture now playing at the Para- Molly Brown," hut i acting i talents still are, at best, limited. when leaping in and out Connecticut to his sports car, this long, Sam Katzman intended, the frosting including mount Theatre. The scene m.oves 'from staid of Nevada where Presnelllman moves with a in college to escape grace. Iblackmailing torch singer.

The story of "When the Boys; plot is taken from a the Girls" moved in iical comedy. i Ren or a tew night-club jwritten by and ra ambli ng scenes to feature 1 Armstrong and the toothy-grinned Liberace.l-K i The addition of the Iong-; here was no other way to i haired, high voiced Herman's tb on i i i must have beeni roducer up to modernize irector appeal for the young. seern s. to Liberace were stirred in ca ce the middle-aged, Ior everyone. The resultj-x, 'Miss Francis seems to be a uni-i se P.

a at ed i a i verbal attraction which doesn offer very miich-ki The little lady with the big: to anybody. i voice, Miss Francis, can sell ai Isong, and no mistake. But as; spots of the show ingenue she requires a unforgettable tie imagination. In feminine!" 3 Not for Me." garb she is attractively a You." "I Got "Bidin" My Time." Thc 1 rh thra Dumber wa only 1 DISCOTHEQUt Qne the lethargy and this was due to the lively production which featured some dancing. A theater departing remarked, a that Maybe that's the a cool entertainment for very young but not very inter-j esting if you happen to be 10.

DISCOTHEQUE a GO GO PARTY-PARTY-PARTY NEW YEAR'S EVE WEEK; The French Quarter Lounge 1806 Amarillo Blvd. East Celebrate New Year's Eve AT THE AVALON CORONADO INN Price Includes: DRINKS, HORS D'OEUYRES ond DANCING Free Favors! $2 Person Compliments of The Holiday Coaches Clinic TONIGHT 8:30 to 12:30 No Reservations-- Doors Open 8 p.m. CALL DR6-7231 NEW YEAR'S EYE FOR RESERVATION Y.F.W. Hall 1401 W. 8th --FEATURING-BILL AUTRY THE TENNESSEE BOYS FREE FAVORS DOOR PRIZES! Adm.

S2.50 oa. Open (o public. Dance Starts at P.M. Tickets at Door or Club Room DUTY FIRST CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) Mayor Walton Bachrsch served; an eviction notice Thursday toj-K a restaurant owner. "Wheel Cafe" will be razed make way for a down town renewal project Bachrach sup-i-jcj ported.

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