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THE SOUNDING BOARD Soldiers Battle Indians. Each Other in 'Warpath? dozen or so others. Byron Has-kin directed for Producer Nat Holt. Joe Adams heads the stag show at Paramount Downtown as master of ceremonies, intn; ducing Mauri Lynn, vocalist; Evelyn Farbey, tap dancer, Ben Bari, comedy juggler, and the Mercer Brothers, eccentric dance team. Soloist Tucker Wins Large Bowl Audience While guarding a wagon train NOTABLES TO VIEW COMEDY Film celebrities are expected to attend tomorrow night's opening at the Ivar Theater of the stage comedy, "For Love or Money," starring Wanda Hendrix and Erin O'Brien-Moore with Don Shelton.

"For Love or Money" is being produced by H. D. Hover and directed by Harold J. Kennedy. The cast includes Frank Fiumara, Marjorie Bennett, Helen Noyes, Burt Mustin and Richard Bowler.

which includes the girl and her pa, O'Brien, Tucker and a few other soldiers who aren't killed by the redskins, are captured and face torture and death. In a fast and furious finale, things are straightened out satisfac torily. Holt Production Performances are of standard quality. Besides those mentioned, the cast includes Dean Jagger, Harry Carey James Millican, Wallace Ford, Paul Fix and a jLosangdesCimcs2 friday, aug. 3, mi-Port I 1 7 Hart Repeating Original Role Teddy Hart Is recreating hii original Broadway role in "Roorn 1 1 ranged for modern orchestra with genuine respect for its native qualities while lending it the brightness of his own characteristic instrumental mastery.

And the strings did remarkably well in an idiom not too familiar to them when Mr. Mitropoulos introduced Ernst Krenek's Whether this composition, inspired by the tragic death of a fellow com Service," which Preston Sturge. is presenting at his Players VLfttJI. JX. XUiW msfMtbLm.

UM BY JOHN Ia SCOTT The U.S. Cavalry and the Sioux Indians fight it out again on the Paramount Theater screens in "Warpath" in Technicolor, and two husky soldiers settle their personal grudge in-between the larger and more sanguine battles. That's a familiar formula for movies of this type and one which Writer Frank Gruber, an expert on things western, can toss over his shoulder, or typewriter, with ease. Gruber does regenerate the chief villain by allowing him to give his life to save his fellow cavalrymen, instead of having the hero polish him off. We are spared the bloody last stand of Gen.

Custer in "Warpath," (which has been recreated often on the screen of late) since this story concerns a company of the 7th Cavalry that is diverted from the general's ill-fated mission. Vengeance-Bound Edmond O'Brien, an ex-captain in the Union Army, and bent on vengeance for the shooting of his sweetheart by bandits who, he learns, have joined the cavalry, lands in the 7th as a private. He and a sergeant (Forrest Tucker) start a feud almost immediately, and, by the long arm of coincidence, O'Brien discovers Tucker is one of the men he seeks. That keeps the pot boiling be tween battles with the Indians. There's a girl (Polly Bergen) and her father involved, too.

r. Gene Autry Sets Plan for Biography; Douglas Gets Leave for Festival BY' EDWIN' SCHAIXERT -Gene Autry will produce his own life story independently for Columbia, it was announced yesterday by Gene Autry Productions, Inc. This is "The Gene Autry Story" written by Cameron Shipp and to be published late in the falL Autry will quest for a boy to play himself during his early days in Texas and Oklahoma. The picture will also importantly concern his discovery' by Will Rogers. This will he the second picture involving a quest for a Rogers type, as Warners plans the story of Rogers himself.

Autry will leave next week to fill an engagement at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield, and after that will return to make 'The Old West" for Columbia. After that his rodeo will play Boston and then after a tour he will return to make his biographical film. RICHARD BOOXE TO HARASS DALE ROBERTSON Richard Boone, who had an important break at 20th in "Red Skies of Montana" as the main masculine principal apart from Uvt8MONT.3HlUNSU 3-3377 1 'Cyrano9 Run Continuing Edm'ond Rostand's tragic comedy "Cyrano de Bergerac," starring 1950 Academy Award winner Jose Ferrer, begins its second week today at Los Angeles, Chinese, Wilshire, Up town and Loyola Theaters. Packed with swashbuckling swordplay and poetic romance, the production is being shown on a "continuous performance schedule. March of Time's "Morocco Outpost" and Disney's Donald Duck color cartoon, "Bee at the Beach," augment the program.

El Teatro Beckons Wilton Graff, who has been busy at the Laguna Summer Theater, leaves today for Santa Fe, N.M., where he will star in the play, "For Love or Money." poser, Anton von Webern, is completely in the 12-tone style invented by Schoenberg one could not determine at first hearing, but it is easily one of the most sincere and most expressive works of this composer that has been heard here. One Defect It sustains and establishes a mood with notable economy of means and with unerring consistency of style; the only im portant defect that one found was that it could not make up its mind when it had said its say. Following the intermission Mr. Mitropoulos came up with the Cesar Franck Symphony in an interpretation that was as strongly individual as have been those of other classics he has elected to perform during his tenure of office at the Bowl. It was not the conventional Franck by any standard measurement of tempos or of structural outlines.

But it was always vivid: it flared with enough emotion for Tschaikowsky, and it so excited a grateful audience that there were cheers and a long proces sion of recalls at the close. Biggest Motion Picture Theatre Your if M' Pi II Richard WidmarK, gets a iurmer IN JKNI Now Playing at These Theatres: GLOBE, EL REV IRIS, VILLAGE, Westwood: ACADEMY, Pisadent: DOME, Ocean IMPERIAL, Long Beacht FOX, Anaheim HOLLYWOOD APOLLO Op. 6:45. GR-4522 Douglas-Bennett, Guy Who Came Back; Carfield-Winters. He Ran All the Way BY ALBERT GOLDBERG Richard Tucker, Metropolitan Opera tenor, was the soloist at the second concert conducted by Dimitri Mitropoulos in Hollywood Bowl last night, and an audience that one would guess to number between 6000 and 7000 listeners was reluctant to let him depart even after he had sung three encores.

Faced with the necessity of having to sing in the cavernous expanse of the Bowl without the aid of a microphone, Mr. Tucker at once demonstrated what a sagacious vocalist he is. Instead of forcing his voice, as a singer less experienced and less expert might have done, he concentrated on the lightest and freest possible production of tone. The result was that his voice carried perfectly; every nuance registered as it was intended to do, and there were ample power and volume for all purposes. Restraint Effective Mr.

Tucker's bel canto style was admirably adapted to Paradiso" from Meyerbeer's "L'Africana," which he sang first. It may have lacked something of the ecstatic note, but such limpidity of tone and smoothness of phrasing are not encountered often. Perhaps because he reckoned with the danger of forcing his voice, the big aria from Halevey's "La Juive" also misse'd the utmost in dramatic projection, but it was sung warmly and with an intensity of feeling that was not less effective because of its restraint. The audience was moved to cheers by Mr. Tucker's singing, and by way of reward got Leon cavallo's "Matmata, Rossini's "La Danza" and something called "For You Alone," by somebody.

Get Together By last night Mr. Mitropoulos and the Los Angeles Philhar monic Orchestra had arrived at much better understanding than at the conductor's opening concert. The players appeared to have solved the enigma of his beat and all mechanical mat ters functioned with much more certainty than they had before, with inevitable improvement in details of tone and phrasing. There was a fine organlike richness to the ensemble in the' opening Prelude and Allegro by Coupenn, which Milhaud has ar in "Return of the with Dale Robertson. Producer' Frank P.

Rosenberg and Director Delmer Daves have picked Mm for the role of the large landowner who tries to thwart Robertson in his plan to rehabilitate his ranch. His sister falls in love with the young hero. This picture will start Aug. 27. Boone was in "Halls of Montezuma," "Kangaroo" and "The Desert Fox." Paula Corday, who was re- f-itlv in "Tnn Winner trt CHINESE 6925 Ullywd.Bl.Op.12.

RE-4111 Acad. Awd. Winner J. Ferrer, March of Time, Morocco Outpost; CrtnfV1 FILM ARTE 1228 N.Vine.Op.6:45 QR-7712i'il Crain, Take Care of My Little Girl, Curtis-Laurie, Prince Who Was Thief, dr. I yJk I I Ml mi Ml i 7 AT it jmvjm HOLLYWOOD Ct a.m.

HE-9371 Ford-Tierney, Secret of Convict Lake; J. Ireland-M. McCambridge. THE SCARF' IRIS 6508 Hllywd.Blvd Cmit.12 HE-2184, You've Never Seen Anything Like THE FROGMEN; also Fugitive Lady LOMA SM Western (Ipeu 6:45 GL-8713 Crain, Take Care of My Little Cirl, Curtic-Laurie, Prince Who Was Thief, dr. VOGUE 6675 Hwd Blvd Ct.

12 CR-2555-Fast Action! Cattle Drive, Plus Yukon Manhunt HUNTINGTON PARK CALIFORNIA Mat. Prices 12-5. JE-5111 Montalban-Charisso, Mark of Renegade; Abbott A Costello, Comin' Round Mtn.n LYRIC 7208 L. B. Bl.

Op. 6:45. LA-060J Reagan-Fleming, LAST OUTPOST, Carfield-Winters, He Ban All the Way- ALCAZAR 4426 E.Oaga.Op.6 :45. LA-330S. Lanza-Blyth, GREAT CARUSO, Curtis-Laurie, Prince Was a Thief, clr.

INGLEWOOD n- Kiss." will join "Because vale Robertson You're Mine," formerly "The Big Cast," with Mario Lanza, nles Whitmore and Doretta Morrow. She will play an opera with, romantic designs on Mario Lanza. DOUGLAS TO ATTEND VENICE FESTIVAL Kirk Douglas has everything arranged so that he may make a flying trip to the International Film Festival at Venice where "Ace in the Hole" is to receive a special screening. It seems that Howard Hawks, director of "The Big Sky," will manage to shoot around Douglas for 12 days, which will enable him to make the trip from Jackson Hole, Wyo. He will be joined by Director Billy Wilder in New York and together they will be on hand Sept.

lOrfor the showing of their picture. Douglas, who has just finished 'The Big Trees," is scheduled to leave today for "The Big Sky" location. Incidentally, after he finishes the Hawks picture, the actor expects to activate his Bryna Productions, which owns the rights to the Darwin Teilhet novel, "The Fearmakers," and Ben Hecht's original, "The Shadow." Negotiations are still pending for "The Life of David Garrick," by Irwin Gielgud, depending on whether a deal can be arranged with Judy Garland for the feminine starring part. SCARAMOCCHE' WILL START IN BAY CITY "Scaramouche," the much delayed MGM picture, will finally get started this coming week with Stewart Granger, Eleanor Parker. Janet Leigh and Mel Ferrer working on location in ACADEMY Fr.

Pk. OR.7-1000, Andrews-Widmark-Merrlll, FROGMEN; J. Derek-A. Qulnn, Mask of the Avengaf FOX 115 N. Market.

Ct. 12:30. OR-82323 Granger-Roman, Strangers On a Abbott-Costello-Shay, Comin Round Mtn. FIFTH AVENUE 5th-Mmicli TW.99SB''''' R. Scott-D.

Brian, FORT WORTH, dr.iiV' B. Hale-R. Green, LORNA DOONE, dr. INGLEWOOD 10J N. La Br 6:45 OR-7418S 4 40c! 2 Great Abbott A Costello Hitsl Little Giants and Time of Their Lives rDcrnov otrv uvn rrruuinmo okducd cone i 6.

WALNUT mil HACt ARROYO Jaib W. Fig. Op. 6:45. CA-8S31 Carfleld-Wintert, He Ran All the Way; J.

THE 8CARF BEVERLY Bev. Hills Op 6:45. CR-64141 Skalton-Forrest, EXCUSE MV DUST; B. Milland, Night Into Morning BOULEVARD Wash. -Vt.

Op. 6:45. RE-4111 Crain, Take Care of My Little Cirl, Curtis-Laurie, Prince Who Was Thief, dr. BRUIN Westwood. Op 6:45 AR-39298 Roman-Granger, Strangers On a Train; Ireland-Bridges-Windsor, Little Big Horn CARLTON West.

-54. Op 6:45 AX-18922 40c! J. Crain, Take Care of My Little Cirl, Prince Who Was Thief, clr. CARMEL 8163 Bl Op 6:45 OR-272J Ford-Tierney, Secret of Convict Lake; J. Haytcr-N.

Patrick-J. Simmons, TRIO EL REY 5517 Wilshire Op. 6 WE-11101 You've Never Seen Anything Like THE FROGMEN; also Fugitive Lady EMBASSY OU-34312 Lanza-Blyth, GREAT CARUSO, Ford-Tierney, Secret of Convict Lake FAIRFAX Op. 6:45 WV-311S Lanza-Blyth, GREAT CARUSO, J. Crain, Take Care et My Little Girl FICUEROA Fig -S Bar.

Op. 6:45. AD-0515 50c! d. Crain, Take Care of My Little Cirl, Prince Who Was a Thief, dr. FINE ARTS Cienega.

CR-45129 4th Big Week! Charles Dickens' Immortal Classic, Oliver Twist. Reg. Prices. Cont. FLORENCE Fr.

Pk. LA-7677 Crain, Take Car of My Little Girl, Granger-Roman, Strangers On a Train GENTRY Compton-66th I. LA-5583 M. Lanza-A. Blyth, GREAT CARUSO, M.

Freeman-Edw. Arnold, DEAR BRAT GOLDEN GATE 5176 Whit Crmt 12:30 R. Scott-1). Brian, FORT WORTH, Abbott A Costello, Comin' Round Mtn. CORDON I Rren-Mel Op 6:45 WH-2944 ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE; HE RAN ALL THE WAY HIGHLAND 5604 Op.6:45 AL-9648 Lanza-Blyth, GREAT CARUSO, Conte-Adams, HOLLYWOOD STORY LA BREA 9th-IJ Bre.Op.fr:45 WA-8502 Ford-Tierney, Secret of Convict Lake; pougias-Mayo, Along great uivios LARCHMONT T.rrh.

:45 L-741 7 GREAT CARUSO, color 7:08, J. Crain, Take Care of My Little Girl, clr, LIDO I.a Cienega-Pico. Op. 6:45 BR. 23633 Ford-Tierney.

Secret of Convict Lake: J. Hayter-N. Patrick-J. Simmons, TRIO LOYOLA Op. 6.

OR -82444 Acad. Awd. Winner J. Ferrer, CYRANO; March of Time, Morocco Outpost; Crtn MESA Op. 6:45.

AX-1695S SOc! Ford-Tierney, Secret of Convict Lake; uonie-naams, hulltwooo turt PARISIAN Op. 6:45 DU-71013 Ford-Tierney. Secret of Convict Lake J. Hayter-N. Patrick-J.

Simmons, TRIO RAVENNA Op. 6:45. DU -30960 Lanza-Blyth, GREAT CARUSO, J. Crain, Take Care of My Little Girl RITZ 5214 Wilshire Op; 6:15 WA-1221 Fast Action! Wills, Cattle Drive, Plus Yukon Manhunt STADIUM CR-62083 Cain, Take Care of My Girl, Curtis-Laurie. Prince Who Vas Thief, clr.

2624 Bmadwav CA-8090 H. Freenan-E. ArmH, DEAR BRAT; Lex Barker, TARZAN'S PERIL TOWER I Op. All Nite. IIE-61315 J.

Crain, Take Care of My Little Girl; Roman-Granger, Strangers On a Train UPTOWN Wesfn-Olym. Cont.6 PA-1116 Acad. Awd. Winner a. Ferrer, CYRANO; March of Time, Morocco Outpost; Crtn.

VILLAGE Westwood. Op. 6:45. BR-04301 Andrews-Widmark-Marrill, FROGMEN; Milland-Hodiak. Night Into Morning WESTLAKE DU -33920 Crain, Take Care of My Little Girl, Curtis-Laurie, Prince Who Was Thief, dr.

WILSHIRE 8840 Wilshire. Ct. 6 CR-S8970 Acad. Awd. Winner J.

Ferrer, CYRANO; March of Time, Morocco Outpost; Crtn, DOWNTOWN IPS ANGELES GLOBE Bdwv. nr 8th. Cont 10. RI-4111 You've Never Seen Anything Likt THE FROGMEN; also Fugitive Lady LOS ANGELES 615 8. Bdwv.

10 a.m. Acad. Awd. Winner J. Ferrer, CYRANO; March of Time, Morocco Outpost; Crtn.

OCEAN PARK, SANTA MONICA, VENICE, CULVER CITY. WEST l.A. DOME Op. 12:15 EX-63273 Andrews-Widmark-Marrill, FROGMEN; J. Derek-A.

Quinn, Mask of the Avenger CRITERION Cont. 12 EX-S8282 Crain, Take Care of My Little Girl, Peyne-Whalen, PASSAGE WEST, clr. ROSEMARY Open 6:45. EX -63279 Shockingly True! When Men Are Beasts; Terrific! Thrills! FORBIDDEN JUNGLE BUNDY Pico-Centinela. Kr.

Pk. AR-95161 J. Crawford, GOODBYE, MV FANCY; Cardner-Mitchum. FORBIDDEN PAST TIVOLI 11523 Sta. Mod.

Blvd AR-31636 Ford-Tierney, Secret of Convict Lake; Douglas-Bennett, Cuy Who Came Back WILSHIRE 1314 Wilsh. Blvd. EX-S6995 Judy Holllday-Spencer Tracy. Adam's Rib; B. Oavis-A.

Baxter, ALL ABOUT EVE CULVER Wash -Dug On. 5:45. VE-83124 Fast Action! McCrea-Stockwell-Wllls, Cattle Drive, Plue Yukon Manhunt NORTH HOLLYWOOD, VAN NUYS, SHERMAN OAKS, STUDIO CITY (TUDIO CITY Open 6:00 8U-2-2377 Fast Action! MoCrea-Stockwell-Wllls, Cattle Drive, Plus Yukon Manhunt EL PORTAL N. Hllvwd. Op.

12 ST-72983 J. Criin, Take Care of My Little Cirl, Granger-Roman, Strangers on a Train VALLEY N. Hnllvwd. Op 6:45 SU-2-2272 Chandler-Keyes, Smuggler's Island, K. Douglas-V.

Mayo, Along Great Divide LA REINA Op. 12:15. ST-72942, ST-41141 EXCUSE MY DUST, Ray Milland, Night Into Morning VAN NUYS Open 5:45. STate 5-2731 Ford-Tierney, Secret of Convict Lake; Ryan-Trevor, BEST OF ADM EN, dr. II ORANITHiSS REDONDO, HERMOSA, MANHATTAN REDONDO Op Smoking FR-2-5254 Andrews-Widmark-Merrlll, FROGMEN; J.

Derek-A. Quinn, Mask of the Avenger STRAND Open 6:45 FRontier 28300 Two Abbott Costello riots! LITTLE CIANTS and TIME OF THEIR LIVES HERMOSA Open 6:45. FRontier 224 GREAT CARUSO, R. Conte-J. Adame, Hollywood Story LAMAR Manhattan Beach.

FRontier 28504 Ireland-Bridges-Windsor, LITTLE BIG HORN; Marly-Payton, Tokyo File 212 GLENDALE ALEX Open 12. CH-5152S D. Andrews-R. Widmark, FROGMEN; Abbott-Costello, Comin' Round Mountain GLENDALE Open 6:30 CH-S2815 Granger-Roman, Strangers On a Tralni John Hall, CHINA CORSAIR GATEWAY S.Fcr.-Brd. On.

6:45. CH-51631 Kerr-Granger, King Solomon's Mines, atcwin.mi.iimBr, prowen wrrow, Clr. GLEN Johnson-Anderson, GO Douglas-Bennett, Cuy Kr.Pk BROKE; Who Came Back 4 At Christine Larson 'ivru" 1 I I CH-5178S''-FOR ri-i career uuusi umi. otuuiu Golden Gate Park, San Fran- Cisco, which will double for the Boi3 de Boulogne. George Sidney will be directing the group for Metro Producer Carey Wilson.

Ferrer has had special schooling in fencing and ballet for this picture during the past week or so. Christine Larson has been i hv Producer Ram Jon Hall in "brave warrior, -which will start Tuesday. Miss Larson will play frontier storekeeper's daughter. lence and bloodshed in "Sirocco which stars Humphrey Bogart, Marta Toren and Lee J. Cobb at Hillstreet and Pantages Thea ters.

"Texas Rangers, starring George Montgomery and Gale Storm, is the cofeature. JOE BSOWN MARSEarfGOWEI CHAMPION KKJT STEHiKfi ACNES MOOREREAO mm mm fnm Un Immortal Mnictl PUy "Slum BotC kr JUCMC KM tml 6SCU HAUMERSTEtR. I Screm ftoy WW IH KM BncM br KOKI SWCT redood ty MTIWI (TO IXTIA 1 Low' Sfof only: "HOME TOlffl STOW" wilk Jeffrey LyM Donald Ciisv Marjorw liyneMt Egyptian only I Z'i 11 LOEW'S STATE I May lM-MmlOim Xy, M-7UII LONG BEACH CREST 6:00. Kr. Pk.

Acad. Awd. Winner J. Ferrer, CYRANO; J. Hall-M.

Windsor, Hurricane Island PASADENA. SO. PASADENA. ALHAMBRA ACADEMY Open 12:00. RY-1650S Andrews-Widmark-Marrill.

FROliM Abbott-Costello-Shay. Comin' Round Mtn. PASADENA Open 6:45. SY-52748 Granger-Roman, Strangers On a Trains E. O'Brien-Liz Scott.

TWO OF A KIND UPTOWN Open 6:45 SY-34330 Granger-Roman, Strangers On a Trains-; E. O'Brien-Liz 8cott, TWO OF A KINO STRAND Open 12:00. SY-38187 Ladd, APPOINTMENT WITH DANGER HOUSE ON TELEGRAPH HILL WASHINGTON Open 6:45. SY-70140 Douglas-Mayo, ALONG GREAT DIVIDEl' Mel Ferrer. BRAVE BULLS STATE Open 6:45.

2 Great Hits! J. Jean Simmons In SY.2-7139 Cocteau's THE INHERITANCE Helen Eby-Rock, New York stage actress, has joined "Singin' in the Rain" at Metro. Frances Zucco, daughter of George Zucco, will be seen in "I'll See You in My Dreams" at Warners. JANINE PERREAU CAST AS SWANSON DAUGHTER Janine Perreau, sister of Gigi, will have a special chance at independent fame because she is to play the 9-year-old adopted daughter of Gloria Swanson in "Three for Bedroom Originally Edward L. Alperson, producer, and Milton Bren, producer-director, had thought of Gigi for the assignment, but found that her younger sister was even better fitted for this child part.

It will give Janine a particularly good break in comedy. She was with her sister recently in "Weekend With Father" at Universal-International. "Three for Bedroom. which is being made without release, will go before the cameras Aug. 14 at Republic and be shot in new Monopack color.

Michael O'Brien, former Olympic contender from Canada in swimming and other sports, who had his first film job in "Anne of the Indies," continues on at 20th in "The Pride of St. Louis" with Dan Dailey and Joanne Dm. Arthur Sheekman is writing a special comedy sequence into "The Family Man," Gottfried Reinhardt production at MGM, which will permit Russell Nype to sing. Earl Brent is composing the number. Phyllis Kirk will take time off from Metro pictures to play the feminine lead opposite Henry Fonda in "Point of No Return," Paul Osborn dramatization of the J.

P. Marquand novel in New York. RIALTO Open 6:45. PY-11259, 8Y-93161 Ford-Tierney, Secret of Convict Lake; r' Curtis-Laurie, Prince Who Was Thief, SOU BURN'S magkai mcrgt fti of-Hve action A with LOU BUNIN'S PUPPETS I inTuTLTEH Jf I sad mtndami CAROL MARSH i Alice RTO ON QUINTETTE" I it the tODUCEK of GERALD McBOING I VI I EL REY Alh 4-Main. Op.6:45.

-3-3523 ,4 Crain, Take Care of My Little Girl, elr.i Hayter.Patrlck-Simmons, TRIO POMONA, ONTARIO FOX Pomona. Open 6:30. LV-21353 McCrea-Stockwell, CATTLE DRIVE, elr.i Bowery Boys. LET'S GO NAVY STATE Pomona. Cont.

2. LY-2-5544 True! Terrific 1 KON-TIKI; S. Byington, According ta Mrs. Hoyla VILLAGE Claremont. Op.

6:45. LV-5-2612 Arthur Rubinsteln-Jascha Helfetz, OP MEN A MUSIC; Neagle-Howard, Odetta GRANADA Ontario. Op. 6:45. Ph.

61-9192 New Thrills! Irelend-Brldges-Wlndsor, LITTLE BIG HORN; Sabu, Savage Orume RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE Open 1:45. Ph. S252 E. O'Brien-D. Jagger, WARPATH, elr.i P.

Edwards. Million Dollar Pursuit GOLDEN STATE Open 6:45. Phone 73T Lanza-Blyth, GREAT CARUSO, Reagan-Fleming, LAST OUTPOST, dr. REDLANBS REDLANDS Open 8:45 Phone 4331 MARIO LANZA SINGS AGAIN! Toast of New Orleans and Midnight Klse ORANGE COUNTY STARTING TOv kv-. Ml If I IT I wpm W) jT I I WEST COAST Santa Ana.

KI-38317 K. Orayson-A. Gardner-H. Kell, SHOW BOAT, Reynolds, Home Town 8 1 FOX Anaheim Phone 3602 Andrews-Wldmerk-Merrlll, FROGMEN; J. Derek-A.

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