Tampa Bay Times from St. Petersburg, Florida • 28

Thursday, Sept. 2, 1954 23 St. Petersburg Timet Hitchcock's 'Rear Window' Spine Tingler At Florida Entertainments Evelyn, a Miss Lonely Hearts; ZTJZiaa's Bonnirj Hodav RUMMAGE SALE. by auxiliary nai Israel congrrnauon. On Spt.

1. 2, and 3. At 722 In A. No. All fine merchandise and plenty of it.

PfFIJC DANTE THURSDAY NTTTT SENIOR CITIZEN OPP. SPA. LOU JOHNSON and HER FHVTHMERS to 1 ADM. SOC Rand Harper and Haris Davenport, newly weds; Ross Bagdasar-ian. composer, and Sara Bemer and Frank Cady, a couple with a little dog.

L.B. vW H00 TANGERINE AVI. SO. TODAY 7 P.M. 11 P.M.

ADULTS 36c CHILD 10c plug from John O'Hara in Col-! lier's magazine. Miss Kelly, for whom O'Hara predicts a great future, is cast as a Park Avenue girl in love with Jimmy. She uses all her pljysical charms to convince him that they should get married. One of the best in the cast is Thelma Ritter, insurance company nurse who pays Stewart daily visits. Wendell Corey is excellent; so is Raymond Burr, the menace in this picture.

Lesser players include Georgine Darcy, as Miss Torso (a delight to "Peeping Tom" Stewart); Judith nnn ogug I HT-rior" neighbors as intimately as Jimmy, who turns binoculars and tele-photo camera on them. Some of his photographs are used to clear the mystery. The 112-minute Paramount color film was produced and directed by Hitchcock, who used, as solid basis for the picture, a screenplay written by John Michael Hayes from a short story by Cornell Wool-rich. In the picture Hitchcock confines all action to a single setting, drawing nerves to the snapping point and relieving this tension when it becomes unbearable, by using lighter touches in dialog and situations. The film and Grace Kelly, co-star with Jimmy, got a good 2 I IS THI YloNLY i i I 1 iMOWUOJtliCKU EALE ICBERTSCK "Rear Window." latest Hitchcock spine-tingler, generates goose-pimples as Jimmy Stewart, temporarily laid-up news photographer, recovers from a broken leg and watches his neighbors through binoculars.

The film, now showing at the Florida theatre, holds more than the usual share of suspense. There's even a time, too, when it settles down long enough for the audience to think the problem is solved. Then, presto and zoom, and it's off to a new high. Another master touch by the greatest maestro of them all, Alfred Hitchcock. "Rear Window" is brilliantly conceived and, as one critic has said, more of a wasitdun than a whodunit.

Suspense and motivation do not depend on determining the slayer but on whether or not there has been a murder. There is a main plot and several subplots to provide good story telling, philosophy and character analysis. The audience gets to know Jimmy's apartment house i Li SAVAGE THRILLS STARK DRAMA IN TCH. PLUS CARTOON) "THE WILD ONE" 'j St. Pete's LARGEST and FINEST DRIVE-IN THEATRE OUR NEW POLICY Civic Clubs Exchange Club, 12:15 p.m..

International Club, 145 4th Ave. NE. Members will see "The Magic Barrel," an oddity sponsored by the American Petroleum Institute and featured at the Skyway Transportation Show at Albert Whitted Airport. Warren Jackson, as the magician, to produce from the barrel some of the 500,000 compounds made from petroleum. Boca Ciega Kiwanis Club, 6:30 p.m., Pasadena Community Church, 212 70th St.

S. A. R. Spaulding, feed and fertilizer dealer, speaker, will talk on "The Latest in Grass." Indian Rocks Kiwanis Club, 6:30 p.m., Cohr's Restaurant, 2700 North Gulf Blvd. Gulf Beach Lions Club North, 7 p.m..

Glades Hotel, 17350 Gulf North Redington Beach. International Club, dinner bridge, 6 p.m., clubhouse, 145 4th Ave. NE. Veterans Groups Buddie Chaffee Post 1, Amvets, 8 p.m., club-rooms, 6th Avenue NE and Vinoy Fill. U.S.

Army Reserve, various units. 8 p.m., U.S. Army Reserve Training Center, 1301 Beach Dr. SE. Sunshine City Chapter 9, Disabeld American Veterans, 8 p.m., 208 19th St.

S. Andy Anderson Post 125, American Legion, 8 p.m., 1627 49th St. S. Other Organizations St. Petersburg Rod and Gun Club, card party, 8 p.m., clubhouse, 9th St.

S. and 37th Ave. Alcoholics Anonymous, Sunshine City Group, open meeting, 8 p.m., 401 9th Ave. S. Sunshine City Chapter, International Refrigeration Service Engineers' Society, 8 p.m., Florida Power Branch Office, 1st Ave.

N. and 16th St. 75c ffi lPrrf JCi. I FEATURES ot 7:49 I0 5i INDIAN ROCKS INDIAN ROCKS BEACH "PETtR PAN" ALSO BEAR COUNTRY" ALSO "FLORIDA ON PARADE" NIGHT Open 6:15 PM. TAIICiUlYlIfA SEMINOLE -t iu tiimi KAMI TECHNICOLOR.

gilnj.J bur til (On 50c Ir en 25c ticket) Admit! CARLOAD of 2 or mor EVERY NIGHT Only Drive-In in St. Pet offering the best in pictures at these bargain rates. This policy effective through Dec. 31 Now Showing "PRISONER OF WAR" Ronald Reagan Henry Mo'gon LUCKY POSITION NITE "FORT ALGIERS" Filmed In North Africa Yvonne Da Carlo Raymond Burr Plus Cortm WW2 Starts Tomorrow "THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY 7 am AIR CONDITIONED BARGAIN NITE TWO 50c TICKETS ADMIT a CARLOAD! UXI i. Jfe" "g' JF SPORTS CALENDAR.

PAGE 15 FRATERNAL MEETINGS, PAGE 28 Forums Open Air Forum, 2:30 p.m., Williams Park, 1st Avenue North and 4th Street. Children's Story Hour, 10 a.m.. Public Library, 5th Street North and Mirror Lake Drive. Sunshine Skyway Events Youth Athletic Festival, 8 p.m.. Diamond No.

5, Bartlett Park Youth Center, 2000 7th St. S. Dances Advanced square dance, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m.. Young Adult Recreation Center, 1400 Beach Dr. SE.

Fred Christopher, caller. Dance. 8 p.m., Senior Citizen's Center, 500 2nd Ave. NE. Music by Lou Johnson's Rhythm trio.

Rehearsals Rehearsal of Bartlett Park Youth Center Festival cast. 9 a.m.. Youth Center, 2000 7th St. S. Patriotic organization members who want to participate in the color guard at Spans Across the Bay Ceremonies, to meet for rehearsal, 7:30 p.m., Al Lang Field.

Picnics Picnic for Mound Park Hospital employes and their families, noon to 7 p.m.. Municipal Beach. Treasure Island. Transportation will be provided by a committee headed by Al Linbocker. Instruction Arts and Crafts Center for Adults, sponsored by City Recreation Department.

1400 Beach Dr. SE. Today's classes follow: Ceramics, pine needlecraft, still life, landscape. 9:30 to 11:30 a jigsaw work, pine needlecraft, 2 to 4 p.m.; textile painting, ceramics, ceramic sculpture, figurine painting, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Art Shows.

Exhibit of modern water colors by Lawrence Rut-tigliano. Tampa artist, 2 to 5 p.m., Sprague School of Art Gallery, 1101 9th St. N. Sponsored by St. Petersburg Bridge League.

Exhibit of paintings by Alan Shaw, paintings of horses and dogs by Francesca Westlake, ceramics and enamel works by Juanita May, and hand carv-; ings and sculptured lamp bases by B. Wehner, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Contemporary Arts Gallery, 7717 I 60th St. Pinellas Park. Exhibit of students work.

10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Library Building. Florida Gulf Coast Art Center, Tonce de Leon Boulevard and Manatee, Belleair. I Exhibit of permanent collection of paintings, 10 a to 4 p.m.. Chamber of Commerce Art Gallery, Clearwater.

Exhibits Exhibit of 10,000 items from all parts of the world, including a shawl worn by Sir Walter Scott's mother, a Martin Luther Bible printed in German in 1708, Japanese armor 100 years old and the first post office in this area, 1 to 5 p.m.. 7 to 9 p.m.. St. Petersburg Historical Museum, 335 2nd Ave. NE.

STARTS TODAY! 2 NEW HITS! BOTH FIRST RUN IN ST. PETERSBURG CENTRAL AT 9TH ST. OPEN 1 45 1 MARTIN LEWIS "AT WAR WITH THE ARMY" Tourists LAST NITE .1 Mi GARY 2 "RETURN IN TO PARADISE" in M-G-M's HALL. OF FAME THRILLER! COOPER drills! BOB HOPE JANE RUSSELL "SON OF PALEFACE" 40 PASADCNA AV. J.

(t ST.) LAUGHTER BY THE VC2if BUSHELI LOVE BY THE P-E-C-K, Uviv Gregory PECK i MARK TWAIN'S With MpA Million" CARTOON PIUS ST t- A7 rK CARTOON Ml Retired Telephone Employes Association, picnic, 2 p.m., Surf Club, St. Petersburg Beach. Long Island Society, picnic, 5 p.m., Municipal Pier, east end of 2nd Ave. NE. Ohio Society, picnic for members and friends, noon, Lake Maggiore.

Those attending are asked to bring covered dish, sandwiches, beverage and table service. All board members asked to be present for meeting after the lunch. Alabama Society, covered dish picnic, 6:30 p.m., Gulfport Casino. Those attending asked to bring covered dish, sandwiches, beverage and table service. St.

Petersburg Grandmothers Club. Charter 11, chop suey dinner, noon, home of Mrs. Jo Roper, 4325 11th Ave. S. Friends as well as members invited.

Nominal fee for luncheon; games to be played in afternoon. Connecticut Society, picnic, noon to 4 p.m.. Municipal Pier, east end of 2nd Ave. NE. All interested persons invited and asked to bring covered dish, table service and games to be played in the TONIGHT! 1 V.

TslflSK Technicolor xia ASK DON WHITE THE MAN WHO KNOWS! SUE MARTIN MICKEY DONA AX LANIER'S 1700 PASADENA ST. PETE OPEN LABOR DAY 11 Dtlcased Thru United Vtir PETER CRAVES BARBARA 8ESTAR Bookmobile Dst'iM tf aim i Eagle Crest Food Center, 5th Avenue North and 70th Street, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.; Pasadena School, 3k 7120 1st Ave. 10:45 to 11:45 a.m.; 74th Street School, 38th Avenue North and 74th Street, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.; Tyrone Gardens Shopping Center, 9th Avenue North and Tyrone Boulevard, 3 to 4:30 p.m. HURRY! LAST DAY OPEN 12:45 MAT. 50c EVE.

62c THEY'RE IN THE TheaSre Time Clock LABOR DAY DAI16E COLISEUM HOIIDAY, SEPT. 6 Thursday, Sept. 2, 1954 CLEARWATER "Three Young Texan." 2. 4:50. CARIB: TTORiDAt "Tho Rear Window 1.

3:03. "Racing Blood." 3:35, 4:30, 7:45. 10:30 9:20. 1:15. 7:2.

9:35. PLAYHOl sK: "Francis Jolne the 1, 2:54, 4:45, CAPITOL: "Gypsy Colt fflBB Don Cestelle's AH Cirl Revue Continuous Show 1 1 INC. TAX ADM. DANCING 9 TIL 1 A.M. R1TZ: "Wings of the Hawk." 2:24, 1:32: "East of Sumatra," 3:47, 6:51, 9:55.

til LF-TO-BAYs "Livin It Up," 7:30, 9:37. OITDOOR: "Southwest "Tropic Zone." DINEDIV PALM: "Valley of the Kings." 7:20. 9:10. Starting at :30 P-M, Starting at kit r1- Air Conditioned I Free, Parking yfc CELEBRATING THE SUNSHINE SKYWAY! JOINS THE LAKtiU LARGO: "Valley of the Kings." 2, 40, -J IN PERSON! LITTLE TV 4 1:15. 3:22, 5:29, 9:43.

STATE: "Valley ot the 1:30, 5:30, 7:30. 9:30. PHF.IL: "Jon With The Wind." 1:30, 12:30. 4:30. SIN: "Abbott and Cotello Meet Dr.

Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," "Se-qum, ft 13. BEACH: "Conquest of Everest," 7, 10 24; "Snake Pit." :37. CAMEO: "Knock on Wood." 11. 2:10.

8:35: "Hachel and the Stranger," 12:40, 3:50, 7:05. 10:10. PARK: "The Wild One," 7, 10; "Devil's Canvnn," 8:29. ROXY: "Sainfi Girl Friday." 2:10. :45.

7 25. 10; 'KUleri From Space," 1, 3:30, :5.V 2TH ST. DRIVE IV: 'Tanganyika." 7:40, 10:55: "Seminole." 9:15. CHXF WINDS IRIVE-IN: "Prisoner of 7:27. in 10; "Fort 9.

K4HDF.S DRIVE-IN: "At War With the Army." 7:15. 12:35: "Return To Para-due." :05: "Son of Paleface." 10:45. SKY VIE DRIVE-IN: "Man With a Million," 7:15, "The Golden Mask." T. PAI.M DRIVE- IN: "The Star," 7:30. 11 "Boriter Kuter." 9:39.

HARLEM "Pony "Big Gamble ROYAL: "Quo Vadis." 6:20, "Bar-faiii I lav." is. INDIAN RIHK1 DRIVE IN: "Peter Pan." 7:37. "Bear Country," "Florida On Parade," 9:40. DONALD O'CONNOR LAST DAY JULIA ADAMS-CHILL WILLS THE TARPON SPRINGS TARPON: "Valley of the Kings." MIDWAY: "The "Fireman Save My Child." RRADENTON PALACE: "The White Mane." SI Bl RBAN: "Night People." BRADENTON: "Dangerous "Commando Cody." SARASOTA FLORIDA: "Silver Lode," 1. 2:44, 4:28, 1:12.

7:5, 9:40. RITZ: "Man "Man Crazy." NEW PORT RICHET VOCI losed today. RRr.F.ZKWAY DRIVE I.N: "Appoint, ment in "I Was a Male War Bride." PALMETTO PALMETTO DR1E I.N: "Stand at Apache River." i mvfy "Vx nnoru lykn bar THE SUPREME ADVENTURE OF OUR TIME! LITTLE MUEST ZASUPim '1A DF ZL rands the (b ONLY MORE NITtS! OPEN 'TIL 2 A.M. npnrcT issi la sVUhwl am im mm ALSO THE SNAKE rir OLIVIA DaHAVILAND MARK STEVENS AND CCfMPANY DAVY JONES' LOCKER 7200 Gulf St. Petersburg Beach PLUS CARTOON NEWS SUNSHINE SKYWAY PREMIERE 1st SHOWING In The SOUTH! THE FIRST MAJOR PRODUCTION FILMED IN EGYPT NOW! Saw to9 ifutH 'Jtjyjs' JAMES Jf ALFRED HirCKCOCKS Hi' 3 Go SIGHTSEEING WiJIi GRAYLINE STARTING MONDAY SEPT.

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