Des Moines Tribune from Des Moines, Iowa • 26

Des Moines Tribune pgq 26 TW, Jun S. U. I. Concert Unspoiled by Rain THEATER CLOCK Iowa i "ft Flnnnrrar li (Thursday'! jtartinj timts is provided Iheatfr minarjer) DES MOINES: A Plact the Sun 2 20, 6:30, 10 30. SUljg 1712.15, 4.J0, 8 40.

-INGERSOLL: The Youn? Philadtlphians 2, 4:25, 6:50, 9:25. ORPHEUM: Gigantis 12, 2:30, 5, 7:40, 10:10. Rodan 1:15, 3.50, 4 38, I PARAMOUNT: Sad Horse 12, 2:30, 5 05, 7:40, 10. Little Savage 115, 3.50, 6 25, 9. HILAND: Warlock 6, 9:40.

Mark of the Hawk 8:10. VARSITY: Wonders of New Orleans 6:30, 9. Imitation of Life 7, 9:35. H01IOAY: Imitation of Life 6:30, 10:35. The Last Time I Saw Paris 8 40.

LYRIC (West Des Moines): Never Steal Anything Small 7, 10.30. Hanging Trel -45. WEST VUE DRIVE-IN: Onionhead :45. Damn Yankees 11. TOWN DRIVE-IN: Three Hours to Kill 8:20.

3:10 to Yuma 9 45. Hunchback of Notre Dame 11:15. S. E. 14TH ST.

DRIVE-IN: Unwed Mother 8:15, 10 50. Joy Ride 9 40, 12 midnight. 1 CAPITOL DRIVE-IN: Seventh Voyage of Sinbad 8:15, 12 midnight. The Black Orchid 10:15. DES MOINES COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE Finnan's Rainbow Japanese Try Hand at Horror Film At the Orpheum "Gigantis the Fire Monster" is a Japanese attempt to cash in on the horror movie craze.

A huge, fire breathing prehistoric reptile plays the title role. Radioactive fallout, of course, is blamed for arousing him from millions of years of sleep. He ill-naturedly begins a rampage against a a ese cities. The cast is Japanese in this amateurish film, which suffers most of all from the dubbed-in English. It's almost of the primer type, with too much inappropriate slang added.

The acting is confined primarily to facial expressions, in tight close-ups. Technically there's much that is unreal istic. Animation of the monster, however, is at times very good; at other times poor. And of course he resists all weapons of modern war. He's finally done in by an ice avalanche.

The second feature, a rerun, is another Japanese mon Wlrephoto (A.P.) Despite a threat of rain Wednesday evening, almost a thousand persons turned out to hear the 69-piece State University of Iowa band in commencement concert on the Old Capitol lawn Wednesday evening. Karl King of Fort Dodge was guest conductor. 00 fit June 1 Until lew so io iSllif Ohio Electric Post for Foster John S. Foster, formerly of Des Moines, has been' named staff engineer of production for Ohio Valley Electric with headquarters at the company's office near Waverly, Ohio. Foster, who joined the company when it was formed in 1953 to provide all electric power requirements for the U.

S. Atomic Energy Commission gaseous diffusion plant in Pike County, Ohio, is the son of Dr. I. W. Foster of 3125 Guthrie ave.

Files Petition In Bankruptcy A voluntary petition in bankruptcy has been filed by Kenneth G. Morgan, as an individual and doing business as Mid-State Food in U. S. court here. Morgan, who gave his address as 417 Maple st, West Des Moines, listed debts of $9,527.51 and no assets.

Ba IOWA Partly cloudy through Friday, scattered showers over the state Thursday night, in the southeast Friday. Low Thursday night 58 northwest to 68 southeast. 'High Friday 75 to 80 northwest, 80 to 85 outheast. Possible showers Saturday. LOCAL Partly cloudy, occasional thundershowers Thursday night with lows in lower fcO's.

High Friday near 80. DES MOINES MOISTURE: None since June 1, or 1.55 below normal; 15.94 inches since Jan. 1, or 4 00 above normal. DES MOINES RIVER FALLING: Stage 7 a. m.

Thursday at Second ve. in Des Moines: 14.6 feet (bankfull, 23). ster It's in coior, and a much slicker pro duction. Its technical effects are good. Joe R.

Patrick. He- Learned One Sentence A young Greek-school boy appears in "The Angry Hills" Friday at the Des Moines and to obtain his part he had to learn only one short sentence, The youngster, whose name Elias Mastroiannopoulos is longer than his speech, is in a scene with Robert Mitchum and Gia Scala. He says "He's coming" three times in one TODAY! Doort Open 11:45 Dailj Hlch Weil S. S3 R2 Inch Twill Thiir fi4 6 6 67 67 65 62 62 63 64 63 62 65 65 70 65 64 62 Boom Burltnglon Cedar JiapM Council Bluff Davenport Pea Moinea rhinuaue .19 .62 .00 .05 .03 K7 ...79 .83 S3 .84 Fort Dodg Knoxville -Lament Marahallto Mason City Ottumwa J.m Oak Sioux City Spencer Waterloo .00 .00 .00 .00 Winteraet .00 'Denotes tract United States Hizh 112. Presidio, Low Thurs 24.

Big Plney, Tex. wvo. Thurs. 64 6S 48 60 80 54 69 5.5 72 50 35 7i 61 49 70 61 73 78 69 75 76 60 74 67 73 SS 44 70 47 54 52 73 a. m.

huh Cltjr Thnm. Wed. ATbuuueraue. clear ....94 Atlanta, cloudv .79 Bismarck Clear 83 Boston, cloudy Brownaville. cloudy ..91 Cheyenne, cloudy 6 Chicago, cloudy S2 Denver, clear 90 Detroit, cloudv 9 Dululh.

cloudv .60 .51 .95 .65 .73 SO Fairbanks clear Fort Worth, cloudy Internat'l Falls, cloudy Juneau, cloudy Kansas City, clear Lo Aneeler. cloudy Memphis, cloudy .85 IhTiami. cloudy .......85 Mmneaoolis, cloiiriy ...86 New Orleans, cloudy .88 New York. 91 North Platte, tloudy .,91 Oklahoma City, clear. .90 Omana.

cloudy 82 Phoenix, clear 103 Portlands rain 66 Reno, clear 81 St. Louis, clear 82 Salt Lake City, clear. .76 San Francisco, 68 (Seattle, rain ,..62 Washington, clear .,..93 Outside United States (Mldnlrht f'ity and Mm latva timet Temp. Cairo. 8 a.

Clear 79 Honolulu. 8 p. m. Clear 74 Mex. CJty, Midnight Cloudy 61 The Sun: Sets 7:48 p.

m. Thursday Rises 4:40 a. ridpv Solunar Tables Areorfiine to John AWen Knight's Solunar Tahls raiculatM for this pra, the heat hours for hunting and fishing In the next 24-hour period are shown blnw. The maior bin th tim shown and ast for to 2 hours thrafttr. The minor tfriods are somewhat ihorter in rinrMion.

Friday A.M. P.M. Minor Maior Minor Major 9:55 3:40 10:15 4:05 Saturday 10:45 4:30 11:05 4:55 See No Delay In Pool Opening Vandalism last week at the site of the new South Town pool, near S. W. Twelfth and Porter streets, should not delay the pool's mid-July opening date after all.

Joe' Prewitt, superintendent on the project, said Thursday a "new plastic material" has been found that will effectively coat three sections of concrete on the pool's bottom on which tar-based weather sealing had been dumped. After the vandalism: was discovered last Friday, Prewitt, of John W. Nichols Associates, said the sections might have to be removed at a cost of $15,000 because the weather sealing would not hold a coat of paint. Names of the Days The days of the week are named after the sun and moon and five planets. New Automatic RECOIL STARTER at the Handle keepi you safely away from engine or blade when starling.

CONTROLS at the HANDLE 1 IS Friday MotmrMj Tempeiatuie fMDMIed let at 10 a. m. Mrs. Ellen Cakerice is instructor. Baton classes will be at the Y.

W. C. Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 16 through July 9, with beginners at 10 a. m. and intermediates at 11 a.

m. Insructor will be Jeanne Koehl. $2,500 Award To Student IOWA CITY, IA. George E. Taylor, Anamosa graduate sfudent at the State University of Iowa, was named Thursday as a recipient of a $2,500 predoctoral fellowship in business administration and economics from the Ford Foundation for the 1959-60 academic year.

The fellowships also provide an allowance for dependents up to and research and expense allowances in accordance with individual needs. The son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Taylor, Anamosa, Taylor will receive a master of arts degree in general business from S. U. I. at spring commencement exercises Friday. He will study business administration at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Penn.

The fellowships are renewable for a second year if the student demonstrates superior performance during the first year. this sensaiional science-fic tion thriller catastrophes and never before equaled with LET YOUR HEART GROW YOUNG AGAIN! SEE IT HILLS" Filmed in the Hot Spots Where It Happened by The Author of The Adventure For The Whole Family To See! Pulitzer ListsY.W.CA. Class Schedule Mrs. Jack Black, chairman if the health and recreation committee at the Des Moines V. W.

C. A. Thursday announced the following classes lor the summer months: Tennis classes for boys and jirls above 8 years of age nd adults will be Mondays nd Wednesdays, from June 35 through July 8 at 9:30 a. m. the Birdland Tennis Courts and at 5 p.

m. at Goode Park, jind Saturdays June 20 July 11 at 9:30 a. m. Jor a two-hour class at Bird-Hand. Mrs.

Pat Knott is the instructor. Golf classes for boys and Igirls above 8 and adults will be Mondays and Wednesdays, June 16 through July 9 at 9 a. m. at Woodside Golf Course and 7:30 p. m.

at the Airport Driving Range, and Saturdays at 9 a. m. for a two-hour class June 20 through July 11 at the Woodside Golf Course. George Kinley is the instructor. Ballet classes for girls ages 5 through 16 at the Y.

W. C. A. will be Wednesdays and Saturdays, June 17 through July 11 with beginning ballet at noon, intermediate ballet at 11 a. m.

and advanced bal I Good Acting By Three in Tear Jerker At the S. E. 14th St. Drive-In "Unwed Mother" is a standard tear jerker with good acting by: Norma Moore as Betty, the small-town girl whose innocence leads her big-city boy trouble, probation, a home for unwed mothers and the problem of whether to keep her child or let it be adopted. Robert Vaughn as Don, a despicable smoothie with the Billie Bird as Gertie, a riotous stripteaser with a soft heart.

The better-than-average cofeature is about four teenagers who are determined to take a "Joy Ride" in a middle-aged man's flashy car. Before long, 4he youths become more interested in terrorizing the car owner and his wife into letting them use the car than in the ride itself. Although the young actors. led by Rad Fulton, perform amateurishly, Regis Toomey and Ann Doran are excellent as the frightened couple. William T.

Kong: 60 to Attend Temperance Camp About 60 boys and girls will attend the annual camp of the Youth Temperance Council of Iowa Friday through Wednes day at Lake Ahquabi. The program calls for classes on the Bible and on the effects of alcohol and nar cotics, and for recreation periods. COLOR by DC LUXE cfS REX REASON B. CLARK CHARLES HOFFMAN PEDRO ARMENDARIZ CHRIST1ANE MARTEL RODOLFO HOYOS TERRY RANGNO ROBERT PALMER into I jack Ltiwooe OkMM ivmn noon tmwm ta CM NOWIN MttALteon FIRST SHOWING in Dei Moinet Land i TOP HITS tit MBB Thrill! Ulrnn FORD Van HKH.IN "3:10 TO YUMA" Mtrir WMlrra in Color! ln AVIIKKMH lnnn RFKI1 "THREE HOURS TO KILL" Anthony Itulna )n "THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME" liln Loflohrlrlflli -Read the Want Ads In This Newspaper Every Day TMIIkl I iivi its 51 ii i'Tii in iBWW Iii I Vi? tV 'Scared' They have been fright1 ened by a fantastic creature "Rodan, the Flving Monster." The chiller is at the Orpheum paired with another called "Gigantis, the Fire Monster." sequence, and then his time in the camera's eye is over. The adventure yarn takes place in the time of the Greek Resistance movement during 'World War; II, and Mitchum is seen as a U.

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