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Daily News from New York, New York • 61

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Daily Newsi
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New York, New York
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6:38. 10:01. 1:20. SKOURAS THEATRES ACADEMY OF MUSIC 11:30. 3:05.

10:05. PELHAM 2:20. 6:05, 9:50. RIVERSIDE 12. 2:30.

6. 7:30. 10. RIVIERA 2. 6:65.

9:45. VALENTINE 2:20. 8:10. LOEWS THEATRES 83D ST. 12.

3:25. 6:60. 10.20. 175TH ST. 12:50.

3:35. 6:30. 9:25. AMERICAN 12:20. 2:45.

6:10. 7:30. By ROBERT SYLVESTER Two Sports They were there at the bar of that restaurant, which shall be nameless because it is always being named elsewhere, and they were bogging: each other, these two old athletes who hare found a way of 73 ID 'J3 ASTUR 10:30. 1:15. 2.

3:50. 5:50. 11:45. BEKKMAN 2:15. 4:15.

0:10, IO. CAMKO 10, 18:05. 4:15. 8:20. 8:30.

10:35. CINERAMA 2:30. 8:30. CRITERION 10:30. 12:40.

2:42. 4:44. 10:60. DE MlLIK 10:15. 12:25.

2:35. 4:35. 8.65. 10:55. EMBASSY 10:30.

12:35. 2:40. 4:40. 6:35. 8:25.

10 15. J3TII 8T. PLAYHOUSE 12:50. 3:50. 55.

:55. FORI 10. 12:30. 3. 8:30.

11:10. t.l II. 11:55, 1:65. 4 25. 6:55.

:26. LINCOLN ART 12. 2. 4. 6.

8. 10. LITTI.K CARNEGIE 12. 1:65. 3:50.

4 111 Ml KKAY HILI-UIO. 2:05. 4:05. 6. Mi otic HALL 10.

1:03. 4:01, ALACK 19. 3:40. 7:20, 11. rAKAMOINT 10.

12:36. 3. 7. 6:30. 8.

PLAZA 12:40. 2:55. 6:15. 7:30. :50.

RIAI.TO :16. 11:05. 12:45. 2:25. 4:05.

3:60. 7:36. :20. 11:05. 13:45.

KIVOI.I 2. 8. RkO S3D 8T. 2:10. 6:10.

10:05. STATE 2:30, 8:30. STl DIO 18:45. 3:05. 6:16.

7:27. 9:38. TTON 12:10. 2:05. 4, 6.

8. 10. TIVOLI 10, 1:28. 3:45. 6:05.

8:25. 10:45. TOWER EAST 12:50, 8:10. 5:20. 7:40.

10. TR.4N9-I.rX EAST 12:30, 2:20. 4:15. :5. 8.

10. WORLD P. 11:30. 1:15. 3.

4:40. 6 25. 8:10. 8:60, 11:40. BOLTE THEATRES 1ACON1A 1:10.

6:30. :50. MELB.4 1:15. 6:35. 9:60.

VOST ROAD 1:10. 3:55. 6:40. 9 SO. WAKEFIELD 112.

4:25. 7:25. 10 25. Mll STUOIO Kf JOM'W :55 DELANCEY 12:40. 3:55.

6:30. 9:25. JKKfiei CITY 1. NATIONAL 12 :40. 4:65.

7:25. 10. 3:35. 6:30. 9:25.

JlWllik 11:35. 10:20. NEW ROCHEIXE- 9:55. :10. 7:40.

-1. 8:15. 6:20. 7:40. ORPHETM 12:40.

3:35. 6:30. 0:25. PARADISE 12. 2:36.

6:15.7:55. 10:40. SHERIDAN 12:40. 3:35, 6:30. 9:25.

SPOON ER 12:40. 3:35, 6:3. 9:25. VICTORIA 12:40. 3:35 6:30, 9.25.

WHITE PLAINS 1. 3:15. 6:20. 7:40. 9:65.

KKO THEATRES 68TH ST. 12. 3:30. 7:05, 10:40. H0ST.

1:60. 6:15. 10:15. (Preriew- ALHAMBRA 1:45. 5:40.

9:40. CASTLE HILL 2:05. 6:10. 10:15. CHESTER 2, 6.

10. COLISEUM 2:05, 6:05. 10:06. FORDHAM 1.45. 6, 10:35.

rRANRI.IN 1:65. 9:60. HAMILTON 2:10. 6. 9:45.

MARBLE HILL 2:05. 6:06. 10:05. MT. VERNON 12 :10.

3 :30. 6 :60. 10:10. NEWARK 11, 2:40. 6:25, 10:15.

JEW ROCHELLE 12. 3:36. 6:50. 10:16. ROYAL 1:55.

5:65. 9:55. WHITE PLAINS 13:10. 3:30. 6:60.

YONKERS 2:30, 6 10. 0:55. NIGHT MimtfTjfltfcffjiyifflf life on TV and radio. One is Joe Garagiola, a former baseballer whose conversational subject is Yogi Berra. The other is Johnny Lujack, a footballer whose conversational compulsion is Frank Leahy.

Mr. Garagiola was first on-stage with his anecdotal routine, lie said that he recently brought the wife and family east to find a home here and, of course, he wanted to settle somewhere near his childhood pal. Yogi, in New Jersey. But he got himself lost and wound up on a college campus. About to phone Yogi, he asked the lady who seemed to be ia charge of the building whero he was.

She said he was in the Hall of Science but if he was calling a native he had better refer to it as the Library, which is what the locals call it. So Joe called Yogi. "I'm lost." h. METROPOLITAN PAR APIS presentations WZ IffWEt fcJW AMRtCU MEW PUmS BURTOM GARDNER JH'jCIf 1 dckoah sue aw- I tT" RERJt LVOIt 11 1 ORPHEUM TRIBORQ Nmai "SEXY, RACY, iiTrr ROUGH WtTKCT MTU MFKMit, sraoMt Aaarunimiu-i iwq srjy 'Kssy casus' KF.mw lirr iruunM-fffiyv -trwurmcD aid. Ha-ha-ha." said Mr.

Berra. "Lost where?" Joe explained where he was. "Ha-ha-ha," said Mr. Berra again. "I know where you are.

Now keep coming this way. Don't go the other way!" www Mr. Garagiola then turned to Mr. La jack and spoke as follows: "I've seen you play football. What CAN you do? WelL if there is one thing Lujack can do, it is talk about his former Notre Dame coach, Mr.

Frank Leahy. He remembers, for instance, when Leahy gave them all a half-time pep talk. He said, in effect, that he would rather see one ef his sons dead than to lose the game in question to the hated fellows from Army. This kind of talk got everybody so stirred ap that they went ont and beat Army in the second half. After the game, Lujack was walking home with Creighton Miller, a teammate, and Lujack was still all choked np ift Toa EEAir i 'oncx i SENSATIONAL "ONE OF THE HELD OVER: I 2nd DIG WEEK over the coach halt-time confession that he would rather lose a child than get beat by Army.

Miller "Are you kidding?" he demanded of the quarterback. "Don't These ar words that mean big trouble in you remember that he told us ho would rather cut off his right arm than to lose to Northwestern? And the next week he was willing to I WAS THROWN') PASSES ALL0VE1? THE HAP A NO was not so impressed. beat by Dlinois And he wanted than lose to Michigan? And his best man at the latter's wedding came a bit late. "Run around the former boss. the boy was temporarily crippled Scrap Iron explained when faced of the football player who had Monday practice.

Leahy was an broken, he admonished. "What GETS A NEW. BEAUTIFUL AND MODERN THEATRE. Suspenseful Sex Mystery DIANE BAKER MARTIfl GAB El ftvieas STARTS TOMORROW B'WAY 67th ST. I cut off his left arm rather than get to give away his right leg rather CHATTER! If you've been hearing odd noises, don't panic.

The squeal of the violin, the twang of guitar strings and the plunk of inexpert hands on the piano are a normal part of America's second greatest leisure-time activity. (Beading is the first.) According to a recent American Music Conference report, there are 35,500,000 amateur musicians loose among the concert sheets and the total-not to mention the sound is steadily rising. Naturally! More three times the number of players now own their own instruments compared to the owner-total SO years ago and that means a lot of music. Most popular for musical at-home evenings it the piano, but guitars, organs, woodwind and brass instruments are still audibly in the running in that order. Interested in musical togetherness? There are roughly 1,230 symphony orchestras, 1,600 musical groups, 200 military units, 880 Salvation Army bands and too many jazz, neighborhood and fraternal organizations to count all of them playing madly away.

See what'k happening? The next trombone you hear may be your own! Kathy La kin. Montreal Festival "Station Six-Sahara," starring Carroll Baker, has been selected for showing at the Montreal Film Festival in an uncut version. The Allied Artists' release will open in New York late September, S3P "ONE OF THE WILDEST MOVIES EVER MADE won It Mag. 'MATURE CAMP onoioua m.i rum mum BOORS OPEN DAH.Y 845' LATE SHOW EVERY HUE EAST or 70i AVE. CIRCLE 7-5747 of! llltSjH OF OH 511 2FIRSTRUNWTsI lbs left leg was offered for something else 7 Look, LniacK, this guy is a basket case already.

He had nothing left to lose today except that poor kid of his." It was, Lujack remembers, Leahy's compulsion to make anybody who was late for practice run around the football field twice. So Creighton Miller was Lu jack's and, sure enough, the Old Coach church twice. Miller ordered his The Messrs. Lujack and Garagiola then exchanged some of a trainer named Scrap Iron Young who once massaged an athlete hand so furiously that "That's the hazards of the game," with his handiwork. And there was also the memory his nose busted and was late for noyed.

"But your nose is already else can happen to it?" About himself, Lujack admits he was one of the great defensive quarterbacks of all time. "I tackled Arnold Tucker of Army three times at Yankee Stadium," he recalled. "All you newspaper men wrote me op for that. The only thing yon forgot to mention was that all three times Tucker had intercepted my passes." N.Y. TIMES EST!" LIFE hi AUDIE MURPHY BIE mitTQUICK gun 422 Bel B'WAY 1 1 AYE.

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