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8-B THEATRE FOR SUMMER MOYIE FARE St. Petersburg Times, Saturday, June 15, 1943 ART NEWS 'Flipper, 'Bwana' Are Fun to clown at his best. Recreation Art Show Selects Award Winners Music Eox Players Plan Summer Classes Final plans for a summer workshop program will be made at a membership meeting of the Music llox Players at 2:30 p.m. today lit the Music Box Theatre, 7H5 51th Ave. N.

Aim of the workshop will be to develop lifting, voice, musical, dunce, backstage and other thcul in hkillx for use during the iTUular prnilucing season. Anyone Interested in the program Ik Invited to attend the meet Inn, As any fan of the veteran en median knows, the best way to enjoy one of his movies is to Kit back and laugh at each nmuuly situation as it arises and forgot Her paintings won all three top awards one year at the Whitticr Annual in California. She studied one year in Mexico after receiving the Stacy Award, and is represented in many public and pri about any relationship to a plot. Taken this way, 'Bwaun" Is 'ii joyable hot weather entertain mcnt to recover an unmanned moon-probing capsule which went off-course on its return trip and landed in densest Africa. Ideal man to head the recovery team, the government decides, is Matthew Merriweathcr played by none other than Robert Hope who is a world-famous author and explorer of the dark continent.

Unfortunately, Mcrriweather is a fraud, who never has set foot in Africa. Therein lies a tailor-made role for Hope. Throw in a couple of beautiful girls, Edie Adams and Anita Ekberg one as a U.S. CIA agent and the oth ment. BILL DUNN.

vate collections here and in Mex By GEORGE BARTLETT Of The Times Staff Dorothy Williams and Gertrude Handsman divided top honors in the "Recreation Through Art" Show, which opened Friday in the Florida Presbyterian College auditorium at the Maritime Base, Eighth Avenue and First Street South. Miss Williams won first in the modern division with an abstract entitled "Landscape," while Mrs. ico. Fuller received his art training at the California School of Fine Arts, as well as in Mexico. His unusual abstract style shows TONITE ONLY! OPEN 6:45 P.M.

4 HITS! OUT OF THIS WORLD THRILLS! Hit No. 1 Of 7.4J Only I er as a foreign government spy and you have all the ingredi The ents possibly necessary for Hope THE Lively Arts ON STAGE PHANTOM PLANET Hit No. 3 at 10:45 Only! Variety Shows Dot Weekend Calendar The variety show at the Municipal Pier begins at 7:30 p.m. today with instrumental numbers, followed by song-stylist Terry Paquette. Singers to follow will include Charles Rcmhidt, baritone from New Jersey, tenors Bill Bcattie and John Cop-pee, baritone Frank Mariner, and soprano Irene Rice.

Others in the program, sponsored by the St. Petersburg Parks and Recreation Department, are novelty whistler Bill Whitely, the young Rice sisters and brother Jimmy in speciaity numbers, and community sing leader Dorothea Hartpence. PIER PROGRAM on Sunday will begin with an organ concert in the main floor auditorium at p.m. played by Lillian MacKinnon. At 6 p.m., Monta Harris will lead a Gospel sing for one hour, and at 7:15 p.m.

a variety program will open with accordion playing by Peggy and Gary Pierson. Singing in the variety program will be George Palmer baritone; Susan Casto, soprano; John Coppee, Irish tenor; Gregory Wilfong, teenage baritone, and William Byron, tenor. Bob Hansen will entertain with his saxophone and the community sing will be led by Dorothea Hartpence. TIM O'MALLEY'S Youth Showcase presents youth talent from schools and studios on Sundays at Webb's City Roof Garden from 3 to 4 p.m. Returning this week will be Jack Gissner, singer of popular songs, who will be accompanied on the accordion by his son Rex, who will also play several solos.

Also on the show will be the Ginger Snaps, a group of 15 girls from local high schools who twirl batons and flags. Presenting solos will be Pat Poarch, majorette at the University of Florida, Brenda Wheeler, and Elaine Rich. Phyllis Bickley and Christine Heim will do a duet of baton twirling. The program will conclude with soloists singing requests from the audience. THE UNIVERSITY of South FlorWa has announced that beginning Monday, free tickets for Carl Sandburg's July 25 appearance at the University Theatre may be reserved by calling the box office between 1 and 5 p.m.

weekdays. A. A. Beecher, director of the Division of Fine Arts, said S00 tickets will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Reservations are necessary because of the limited seating and the expected demand.

ON SCREEN Hit No. 2 at 9:20 Only! ASSIGNMENT. OUTER SPACE Vv. in Hit No. 4 at 12:10 Only! Red planet IN MAGNIFICENT COLOR "TWO TICKETS TO PARIS" JOEY DEE GARY CROSBY PLUS A If you like animal movies, filmed and narrated in an entertaining and educational way, you can't help but like Ivan Tors newest entry to the family movie circle, 'Tlipper." The 90-minute movie, beautifully filmed in Mctrocolor off the Florida Keys and the Bahamas, is at the Playhouse Theatre and stars Chuck Connors, of "Rifleman" fame, and introduces newcomer, Luke Halpin.

Don't expect the greatest dialogue in the world because it's not supposed to be a sophisticated movie. It's designed for children, but adults will like it too if they're young at heart. The story deals with the adventures of a young boy, Sandy, who finds a 300-pound injured dolphin and tows (in a little row-boat) him back to his home. There the dolphin, promptly named Flipper, is cared for until he recovers. During the dolphin's recovery period, he is taught to do tricks by the boy.

After the fish is well, Sandy's father releases him. However, every time they go fishing, Flipper leads them to select fishing spots. The pet also shows up in the nick of time during a shark attack. The camerawork is skillfully-done. The dolphin actually was trained for the movie and did all the tricks as shown on film.

Dolphins are shown to be so friendly, gentle and intelligent in the movie, that you'll come to the conclusion that every family should't be without one. MARLENE MATOUK. "CALL ME BWANA," currently playing at the Florida Theatre, is primarily an excuse for Bob Hope to cut up in Africa in a typical Hope broad farce comedy. Not that I'm mind 1 ON EXHIBIT KM ON RECORD BEYOND THE TniMTiKr AVrl "1 the influence of Indian art, his western and Mexican environments, and Oriental art. The Oehlschlaeger exhibition, first public showing by the two in the Southeast, will continue through June 29.

Galleries are open daily, except Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This summer, at last, galleries of the Art Club of St. Petersburg at 201 Beach Drive NE are open from 1 to 4 p.m., seven days a week. Continuing through the summer are the Monday evening portrait group, the Tuesday evening figure group and Friday morning outdoor sketch group.

William Aikman, exhibitions chairman, has announced that members work will be shown continuously the year round in one or the other of the club's galleries. Paintings for summer showing are now being accepted. This column has received a card from John Kirk Stanley, in Venice, during a tour of Euro BARRIER UMi AIR PS CONOi II f'Ti ii i 1 1 1 ttm net o' mi hctuiii" 1 all EXCLUSIVE FIRST SHOWING NOW SHOWING! DOLCE iVITA MAT. tOc EVE. 95c CHILD 40c STUDENT WITH ID 75C Handsman was first in the representational division with the "Italian Festival." In the children's division, Jim-mie Mitchell made a clean sweep winning first, second and third awards, while Mary Mitchell received an honorable mention.

The exhibition of 122 paintings is the second annual exhibit to be jointly sponsored by the Adult Arts and Craft Center of the City Parks and Recreation Department and the Art Club of St. Petersburg, and will remain through June 24. The gallery is open from 1 to 4 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday.

Other prize winners: Modern, second, Lee Luttrcll; third, Will-borg Bjorck, and honorable mentions, George Bartlctt, Norris Phillips and Sidney Stern. Representational, second, Kathleen Donahoe; third, Arvida Bassford, and honorable mentions, Vera L. Knox, Frederick J. Hoertz and Charles Miller. Judges were Mrs.

Helen Dickey, art teacher; Dr. Marie Shao, art instructor at Gibbs Junior College, and Robert Hodgell, professor of fine arts, Florida Presbyterian College. Art show chairmen were Mary E. L. Sawyer, Ruth H.

Roach, Lee 0. Griggs pean art shows and galleries. The shows are good and all modern, reports the Arts and Crafts Center instructor. He liked particularly the abstracts at the Schneider Gallery in Rome, and comments that dealers are having a lively market. i nt You will warlf to see this masterpiece you, because there's no one quite again again in our newly like old "ski-nose" to make hi-larious fun out of nonsensical sit' Theatre Time Clock air conditioned theatre.

uaticjis which have been used a dozen times before. And "Bwana" does update the GREATER ST. PBTERSBUR9 IN-TOWN THEATRES JUNE IS CAMEO (Central at Istli Return to AUBURNDALI AUBURN; Flipper. The Sundowners. DALE DRIVE IN: Dr.

No. Tht Time Machine, Decision at Sundown. YOU'LMHAVf gaglines a bit to include references to the Kennedys, Nixon and Peyton Place, 1, 5:25, 9:50. From the Terrace. 3.

7:25. BARTOW RITZ: Courtship of Eddla's Fattier. the space race. Tammy and the Doctor. CAPITOL (140 1st St.

il La Dolce The vague plot revolves around BRADENTON BRADENTON: Mr. Hobbs Takes a Va Vita, 1:40, 1:20. Last complete show, 1:20. The Art Club of St. Petersburg is reopening registration for its summer art program for children from 8 to 14.

The classes will be held from 9 to 11 a.m., Monday, Wednesday and Friday, beginning June 17 and running about two weeks. There will be a gallery show and reception for students and parents at the conclusion of the course at 2 p.m. Sunday June 30. Courses offered are basic drawing, still life and figure drawing. Tuition for six lessons is $4.

Children who have not registered previously may do so before classes begin at the club galler eESIFiOTUlic 7ACA0MY ISfeSn I AWARDS I i efforts of the American govern- CENTER (Central at tth)i Lawrence cation, 7:40. Courtship of Eddie's Fa of Arabia, 2, I. FLORIDA (S St. S. Off Central)! Call ther, :55.

PALACE: Call Me Bwana. SUBURBAN: Some Came Runnlno Me Bwana, 1:17, 3:19, 5:21, 7:23, :25. 7:30. It Happened at the World's Fair, in BRITTON PtAZA Brit'ton Last complete show, 9:05. Komt Adventure, 10:45.

PLAYHOUSE (Central lrnil! Flip TO SEE'MlJTTO BELIEVEWIT! THE AMAZING STORY OF A LITTLE BOY AND HIS FABULOUS UNDERWATER FRIENDI per, 1:32, 3:34, 5:36, 7:39, 9:40. Last BROOKSVILLE DRIVE IN: Dallas. Santiago. CLEARWATER complete show, 9:08. STATE (Central at 7th): Mutiny on the Bounty, 1:40, 4:55, 8:15.

Last complete show, 8:05. CAPITOLi Mutiny on the Bounty, 1:30, 4:50, 8:10. Last complete show, 8. CARIB: Call Ma Bwana, 2, 4, 6, 9:55. 5UN ART (Ills 9tn St.

The Naked Last complete show, 9:45. Venus, 2, 4:25 4:50, 9:15. The Immoral West, 3:05, 5:30, 7:55, 10 20. GULF TO BAY: Miracle of the White ies, 201 Beach Drive NE. Stallions, 7:45, 10:56.

Horse with the Fly. ina Tail. 10:02. DRIVE-IN THEATRES TH ST. DRIVE IN (28th at 50th Ave.

M0O fc NEW RITZ: Delicate Delinquent, 1:30, It's Only Money, 7:40, 12:50. My Six Loves, 9:30, Escape from Ft. Bravo. 0W tiaiOr the dolphin. South Dole Maury tampa Acran Ganrfy Bridge, fura UH at Dale Mabrv "THE STRIPPER" I Joanne Woodward 0 I 12:30 p.m.

FSB GARDEN AUTO THEATRE I Tyrone Blvd. at Park The Vampire, 8:06. The Haunted Stranger, 9:30. The Unearthly, 10:56. The Dead One, 12:04.

and Harry Beane. A COMBINED showing of abstract art by Fay Fuller and more traditional work by Phillips will be featured in the summertime exhibition opening Monday in the street level showrooms of the Oehlschlaeger Galleries on St. Armands Key in Sarasota. The husband and wife team, who have a studio in Taos, N.M., are well known in the western United States but relatively new to the East, although they were featured in an exhibit in New York City last year. Mrs, Fuller was an instructor 4:36, l.iv.

580 sack, J' 10. 6:35, 10. DADE CITY PASCOi State Fair. Delicate Delln quent. FORT MYERS ARCADE: Call Me Bwana.

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Last of the Art Selling Takes Plain Selling Art The art of selling art Is like selling anything else, according to J. E. Bowen. He should know: He's a retired steel executive. He proves his point by applying high-power sales techniques at his Clearwater gallery.

Read this story of how one man sells art in tomorrow's SUNDAY, The St. Petersburg Times Magazine. Bad men. hi LAKELAND DRIVE IN: It Happened at the World's Fair. Excuse My Dust.

aM v. KATHLEEN MAGUIRE-miarthur weiss TWO SHOWS DAILY 211 TM. SILVER MOON DRIVE IN: Follow the ment Outer Space, 9:20. Beyond the Time Barrier, 10:45. The Angry Red Planet, 12:10.

NEGRO THEATRES HARLEM (1017 3rd Ave. Misty, 3, 6.29, 9:58. Snow White and the Three Stooges, 4:32, 8:01. ROYAL (1011 22nd St. Teenaqe Werewolf, 2:40, 5:21, 8:02.

Samson and the Seven Miracles, 3:56, 6:37, 9:18. HOLIDAY ISLES BEACH (315 Corey Sf. Petersburg Beach): Two Tickets to Paris, 7:20. Ride the High Country, 2:58, 8:38. Last complete show, 7:10.

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