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COMMUNITY MJtLICATIONSI JJ I Just One Happy Whirl BY DON MADDEN bow ttw we were wed! We tore, ttioagh word wasn't com. right down to it, what is wedded bites? to iSght thTmost important or is it the night when you youTbetoved'. hand in your, after more of marriage and simply, "Ma, we've had fun have- But marriage is an important thing in life and year by year, sometimes is more important. Srother night when two people celebrated their anniversary where'd they go but to RESTAURANT. and polished off a steak, they beamed at one another and CSeddtog prepared by Mr.

who's just another gny named John. And, at me end at Se teht dbmned to toe cocktefl I lounge mnd the tert WM leaving. Betty and Lenny coupte naSeTo-men and Thankf tt was a grand evening and well never THINKING OUT LOUD DEPT. Didja' know that smart people speak from experience and that smarter people, from ex- penence don't speak? Want the real success formula? Start at the bottom and wake up The end never really justifies meanness and didja' know that the trouble with some roads is they don't curve when some motorists do? JOHNNIE Q'S SUNDAY OPENING DEPT. Now open Sundays at noon Is the elegant Johnnie Q's Pizzeria at 3251 W.

North You can now enjoy Sunday dinners at Johnnie to then- oak paneled, softly flighted dining room or have your Sunday dinner DELIVERED at home. Just call friendly Johnnie at CA 74211. BIG AT GUBBDSf'S SPA Yessirree, Easter Sunday eve starting at 8:30 p.m. and continuing until 2 a.m. closing time, there'll be really big doin's at George Gubbin's establishment, 5629 W.

Lake. For that's the night there'll be sound movies of famous world championship fights The slugfests will be shown on a large screen and former World middleweight champion, Tony Zale, will be on hand to greet all his past and present friends. Among some of the historic fights to be seen will be Ketchell-Johnson, 1910; Dempsey-Willard, 1919; Dempsey-Firpo, 1923; Dempsey-Tunney, 1927; Louis- Schmeling, 1936 and 1938; Zale-Grazinano, 1948, and many, many others. Don't miss this rare and unusual evening's doings. Your host? Who else but George Gubbins, who assures you an evening of wonderful entertainment! RIDDLED RIDDLE DEPT.

Seems there were three guys, one tune, 'way out at sea in a boat. Now there they sat hi that rowboat and had four cigarettes but not a match to light those cigarettes. Yet (so the story goes) the cigarettes were lighted. Know how they solved the problem? ijapfSft 408 pint tmo auo Majifl Xauj, You know where to park a camel? In Camelot! BOULEVARD'S NEWCOMERS Leonardo, and Korengo and Shari have joined the ice revue-floor show cast of the current hit, "Show Stoppers," now playing in The Boulevard Room of the Conrad Hilton hotel. They opened for a four-week engagement on Thursday night.

March 25, replacing the Dornan Brothers and Lee Sohn. Leonardo, an amazing juggler, native of Rome, makes his first appearance in the United States. Korengo and Shari are the world's fastest illusion team. Sez Boulevard Room r. PhU Itta, show times for the current revue continue Monday through Saturday at 8:30 and 11 p.m.

and on Sundays at 4 and 8:45 p.m. Phil added that during the five-day period (Apr. 12-16, Holy Week), only one show will be presented in the Boulevard Room and that at 9:45 p.m. CHOICE BITS DEPT. A big man Is not one who makes no mistakes, but one who is bigger than any mistake he makes.

The measure of a man is not the number of servants he has but the number of people he serves and it's easier to tell sinner from saint; the sinner Is always the one you ain't. Thinkaboutitawhile! STATE'S HOLD-OVER DEPT. The action hit of the year! A fourth great week! In newspaper parlance, holdover copy is something that can be used later but, in cinematic loquaciousness, it's something that just can't miss! Friendly George Romine of the BK State Theater, 5814 Madison, told us this just the other day as he announced that Ian Fleming's "GOLDFINGER," a United Artist's technicolor production, will be held over at his film palace for a fourth week. The enviable role of James Bond, starring Sean Connery as Agent 007, Playboy and Master Spy Better catch it. Flicker's been nominated for an Academy Award for Sound Effects CORNEY JOKE DEPT.

What a dirt farmer grow? Aw, that'seazy! Dirt! Butcher (to an elderly lady) "What can I do for you, madam?" Lady: "I'd like to try some of mat track meat I heard so much about this spring." Maddening? Shurtts! MONT CLARE LANES 2931 Harlem (Harlem near Diversey) BE 7-5500 Finest, Most Modern Bowling Alleys Ballroom Dancing on the Weekends Your Center for FOB and Entertainment! BEAUREGARO JUSTIN EAGLE ON REBEL BOCKNE FUN FOB ALL Juat color this puzzle to the best of your ability and you may be a winner! It's all part of an introduction to the exciting new 'Man From Button Willows" which will be at the Rockne theater Saturday and Sunday, April 10 and 11. Winners get a pair of passes for the Bockne theater. Now, you better color It neatly, because only the first 25 neatest colored entries MONTGOMERY BtArttC win win. Good luck to all of you and send your entries to THE CONTEST EDITOR, "THE MAN FROM BUTTON WILLOW," 4906 W. Chicago ave.

Contest closes Sunday, April 4 at midnight. Incidentally, the all animated "The Man From Button Willow" is produced by Wells-Fargo television star and star of many motion pictures, Dale Robertson. Ace Director Brian Bedford Guiding Harper's 'The Knack' Brian Bedford is in Chicago to complete his direction of The Knack" which opens at the Harper theater on April 7. The first two weeks of rehearsals were in New York al- owing Bedford to continue in lis starring role in the New York company of "The Knack." Bedford has been in Ann Jellicoe's comedy since both he and the play opened to rave notices on May 27, 1964. Personally selected to stage the Chicago production by Mike Nichols, who directed the highly praised original American edition, Bedford has taken a three week leave William Tell Open Again One of the West Northwest Side's most beautiful restau rants--William Tell at 5711 W.

North tomorrow. The staff of the elegant restau rant have been on a well deserved vacation. of absence to come to Chicago. A a a of London's famed Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, Bedford won his acting spurs with the Liverpool Repertory company where he created a i acclaimed 'Hamlet" at the age of 21. Roles in London plays followed and he then joined the Shakespeare Memorial theater where he appeared with Sir John Gielgud, Dame Peggy A and others in "The Tempest" and in "Cymbeline." His London in "Five Finger Exercise' established him as a foremost young British actor.

The play repeated its success in the States and he appeared with Jessica Tandy, both on Broadway and at Chicago's Blackstone. He returned to the States to appear with Charles Boyer in "Lord Pengo" and to star in "Private Ear, Public Eye." He was seen in the i "The Angry Silence," which was well received in America. On April 7, the very evening that "The Knack" has its Chicago premiere, Brian Bedford co-stars with Julie Harris in the Hallmark special, "Florence Nightingale." KEYMEN'S CHAMPION MELODEERS-- The Royal Showband, the number one band In an Ireland will be the main attraction at the Keymen's Club ballroom, 4711 Madison Friday night, April 2, and at the Blarney Club, 7938 S. Halsted Saturday and Sunday, April 3 and 4. From left to right the seven musical mights are Jim Conlon, lead guitar and vocalist; Charlie Mathevvs, who tats the drums supreme; Eddie Sullivan, oa the trumpet and also a singer; Brendan Bowyer, the lead vocalist; Michael Coppinger, who's on the sax; Jerry Cullen, ivory tickler personified at the piano and Tom Duniphy, a crooner and bass guitarist.

Royal Showband at Keymen 9 rklebuck fans claim it's much more fascinating than the twist The Royal Showband, called Ireland's greatest, will be at the Keymen's Club ballroom, 4711 Madison, Friday night, Apnl 2 This exotic exclusive appearance, which includes a pciformance at the Southside Blarney Club, 7938 S. Halsted Saturday and, Sunday is the tailend tour of the great band which has appeared in Boston and New York previously are being brought back by popular acclaim after their tremendous impact on the American scene. They seldom drew under a capacity crowd at any ballroom last year. This month the Royal Show- band will introduce the dance craze a has sweeping Ireland, "The Huckle- buck," currently the No. 1 record, knocking the Beatles from the No.

1 spot in the Irish charts "Let's do the Hucklebuck" that's the cry being heard throughout the ballrooms in Ireland and England as the new dance craze swings into increasing popularity. Hu- or shake and possesses greater variety. At the Keymen's and Blarney Club balliooms, you will have the opportunity of a i a Bowyer introduce "The Hucklebuck" to Chicago audiences. Nelson's Restaurant Lounge 4701 W. Madison Chicago, 111.

Home of 4-Day NELSON'S SPECIAL FRIDAY FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY, 5 to 8 P.M. FRESH, FRIED, BONELESS HADDOCK With Potatoes, Creamy Cole Slaw I (Bread and Butter) Don't Forget Our Thursday and Saturday Night $1 SPECIAL CHILDREN WELCOME Banquet Room Available for All BROILED SIRLOIN STEAK BROILED LAMB CHOPS PORK CHOPS Featuring Seafood Every Friday CHICKEN SANDWICHES Lobster--Idaho Rainbow Trout French Fried Shrimp Filet of Red Snoppei Filer of Lake Perch Halibut Kitchen Closed Mondays 5054 W. Madison CO 1-9204 Nelson's Restaurant Lounge 4701 W. Madison Chicago, III. Home of 4-Day NELSON'S SUNDAY SPECIALS From 10 a.m.

to 1 p.m. COUNTRY FRIED HAM AND EGGS American Fries, Bread and From 2 to 6 P.M. ROAST FRESH SPRING CHICKEN With Sage Dressing, Whipped Potatoes Bread and Butter, Dessert, Jello or Pudding 1 North mnd Central Aves. anor 889-4949-4950 Where Every Party is planned with YOU in mind from 50 to 1000 Grand Ballroom, French Room, Society Room and Weeping Willow Lounge Under personal supervision of MARIO CONTI, Catering Director featuring 60 fool runway for Fashion Shows JOHNNIE Q'S PIZZERIA AT 3251 W. NORTH AVE.

CA 7-3211 Now Open Sundays at Noon! Enjoy Sunday dinners in Our Dining Room or DELIVERED at home Italian and American Food A Grand Evening Of Fun fir Frolic NELSON'S HAM AND EGOS Sunday's after-church special at Nelson's restaurant, 4701 Madison, will be ham and eggs. Country fried ham and eggs, that is, and they'll be complete with American fries and bread and butter, all for a dollar from two to six in the afternoon and evening. Emphasizing the new special from the "house of specials" Sunday were, from left, waitress Josie Pirltano, Mr. (Marv) Nelson, himself and waitress Terry Peek. They sampled the new special and could only say: "Very, very good!" The Finest In Irish Entertainment Just once just once she wanted to know what it felt jike to have a man really close I AWARD Sorrento Original Another Sorrento! 5808 W.

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Friday and Saturday 4 P.M. to 2:30 A.M. SORRENTO PIZZERIA COMPLETE OUTSIDE CATERING FACILITIES Our Frem Party Planning Coming! Special Attraction! THE ROYAL SHOWBAND from County Waterford IRELAND'S No. 1 BAND SENSATION at the KEYMEN'S CLUB BALLROOM 4711 WEST MADISON ST. Friday Night, April 2nd, 1965, and at -he BLARNEY CLUB BALLROOM 7938 South Halsted St.

Saturday and Sunday Nights, April 3rd 4th, 1965 Come Along and Give IRELAND'S TOP BAND a ROYAL CHICAGO WELCOME! GLENN FORD and GERALDINE PAGE 'dear Heart A MARTIN MANUUS Praductm MtCHAEL ANDERSON. BARBARA NICHOLS ACADEMY ANGELA LANSBURY s.c HENRY MANCINI BOULEVARD ROOM THE CONRAD HILTON HOTEL PRESENTS A DAZZUNG MUSICAL ICE-FLOOR SHOW REVUE Vince Is Here! ON VACATION SEE YOU TOMORROW! Intci national Cuisine frosty Cocktails Atmosphere I 3rd MAN LOUNGE Music, flntimatf Piano Bar 5711 W. NORTH AVE. TUxedo 9-0855 with on INTERNATIONAL Of IMWC4 MONDAY thru SATURDAY I 30 11 00pm tUMlY FAMILY MATIMEE 4 SVMERSHOWMSpm Now Thru April 21 LEONARDO famed juggling star KORENGO SHARI world's fastest illusion act roll- PHI I ITTA WAbosh 2 4 4 0.