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8 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Jan. 4, 1931 Smathers Sworn In WASHINGTON; Jan. Z(JP) fl the Rhodes now he. 6777 MGM'i Technicolor Thriller "KING SOLOMON'S MINES' Deborah Kerr Stewart Granger George Smathers, 37-year-old ex- TELEVISION-RADIO Radio Programs All Programs in Eastern Standard Time and Subject to Change Without Notice Marine and Democrat, was sworn! in Wednesday as Florida's junior; D. 5.

Clarke Presents the 5th Annual BIGGER and BETTER THAN ever ALL ANTIQUES FOR SALE ADMISSION, 60c MAIN ARENA PUBLIC AUDITORIUM JAN 2-3-4-5 OPEN DAILY 11 A. P. M. warn 1 Senator. Smathers ended, two! terms in the House Tuesday.

He defeated veteran Sen. Claude Pep-' Levant Puts Life In 'Who Said THURSDAY MORNING per in the Florida Primary last May, FRIDAY ONLY "TOBACCO ROAD" Gene Tierney Dana Andrews Ik am- By PAUL JONES WATL (1380 KC) THTRSDAY MORNING Weather. Farm and Home USE WANT ADS WALNUT 6823 Reporter. llnwdy Neighbor. 6:45 Colonial Hills.

7:00 News. 7:11 f.ood Let us hope the new coax cable which is scheduled to arrive about Feb. 15 will enable WSB-TV to bring in "live" Moraine Man. Newn.4- Min strel. Breakfast Oe reaehtree.

the delightful Who Said That Show each Monday night at itn. iiemiiey. Assemoiy tit fiod hureh. Around iew lork 10.30. ToH.

10:30 Mid-Morulnr Melodies. OPEN 12:30 Starts TODAY! Double feature. Georse West. THITRSPAY AFTERNOON 12:00 New. -4- 1 2 1 SnnushoB.

13:0 TMC SOUTWS ttSXST This stanza, taken right out of the news headlines with quotes by important people. lirillMMUMM Luncheon in Oak Room. 1:00 Music. A.M-1 WSB 750 KC I WAGA 590 KC WGST 920 KC 1A.M. Srll'Sign On I Sign On i Silent 504 5:15 First Call (Gospel Twins (Silent 5:15 5:30 Dixie Farm Farmhands (Gospel Faith 5:30 5:451 and Home Hour Hillbilly Hour 5:45 6:00 Harpo Kidwell Hit Revue Rev.

E. Latham 6l00 Serenade Smith Bros. I News 6:15 6:30 Gospel Singer News (Alliance Ch. of the Air 6:30 Serenade Hayloft Jamboree I Finis J. Pake 6:45 7:00 News News: Early I News 7:00 Worm Le Fm Trio 7:15 1:301 Round Clark News iNews; Let's 7:30 Early Worm Have Fun 7:45 News (N) World News (C) I Martin Agronsky A) 8:00 Early Worm Let's Have Fun 8:15 8:301 In Early (Let's Have Fun 8:30 8:45 Melodies Worm One Man's Opinion (A) 8:45 It Ns.

of America (C) Breakfast 9:00 9:151 Pays iBins Crosby I Club (A) 9:15 9:30 To Listen (Gloria (Breakfast .9:30 Swanson Club A 9:45 (Arthur Godfrey Mv True 10:00 10:151 Travelers N) (Arthur Godfrey Story and 10:15 Like a (Arthur Betty Crocker (A) 10:30 10:451 Millionaire N) Godfrey Victor Lindlahr A) 110:45 11:00 Break the (Arthur (Modern 111:00 Bank (N) I God fray (C) I Romances (A) 111:15 lino'Jack Berch fjf) IShare Wealth lOnick as a 111:30 Harnm I Rosemary I Flash (A) 111:45 TV Clock These schedules are provided by the Stations and are subject to change. 1 Wall Time. 1 w. 2 :00 Mnsic Koom. 3:00 News; Swine Session.

4:00 New; Swinr Session. 5:00 Fublic Sen Ice. 5:15 Dogwood Room. THI RSrAY NIGHT Concert Hall. Raymond Swing.

News. Evening Re-eries. 7:4 Sports. 8:00 Salute The Show. 9:00 Rill Mlms.

10:00 News. 10:15 Snotlite On The 17. N. 10:30 Star Rand. 11:00 11:13 Ole Nile Watcliman; News.

12:00 Flaminso Room. 4 IJberty rroerams. THURSDAY MORNING 5155TTest Pattern ft Tape lomo Multlscopa oritselfA News Tap has zoomed into the No. 1 spot among our vie wing I easures during the past two Mondays. But, it has been on film and the questions a dated by at least two weeks.

Up until 10:15 Multlsropa 10:30 Multiscooe New PtANKHEAD tiSSSfflm iTToOiMartha 11:151 Lanninc 11.45' By nope" Tap New Tap New Tape I33S0.8AMHH tD WJU. 1 Li 'ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN" TECHNICOLOR ERROL FLYNN THURSDAY AFTERNOON THURSDAY AFTERNOON New Tune by Burks" WSB 750 KC P.M.I WAGA 590 KC I WGST 920 KC 1P.M. WAGA- Chan. 5 IV SB Chan. 8 1..

Ul tl.l. 1.. Z. 1 Oscar Levant and Vori' Heuten 112:00 -EACHTREE News Tap News Weather. News Junct.

Var. Memories 32 With Dorothy Hamilton 13:45 News (Noon News Aunt Jennv fC) Helen Trent lOnr Gil Sun (C P'trn ei4. at Cfcommi Otol 21-2O10 LIFE IS SO PECULIAR" (Luncheon Club I and Fdwin C. Hill (A) (Le Fevre -Trio I Red Foley 112:15 112:30 112:15 Tape "THREE MUSKETEERS" TECHNICOLOR LAN A TURNER ACCIDENTS Will HAPPEN HIGH ON THE LIST" iFinis J. Hake 1 :00 1 1 THE CHAMPIONS II 1 I News Tap News Tap Garry Moor Strictly 1:15 For The 1:451 Girls Jubilee Garroway (N) Spring Love and Learn lBi Sister (C) Perkins fC (Yns lr.

Malone iGuid. LlRht CO istatesmen Quartette lllovie Lister I 1:30 iFddv ArnVkld I 1:45 "AND YOU'LL 8E HOME "WOULDN'T IT: BE FUNNY" 2:00 Rich's 2:151 in 2:301 Yonr 2:451 Home Garry Moore 1st 100 Tears Robt. Q. Lewis 2 00 Double or Nnthine CN) Paul I Queen For. I 2:00 I A Dav I 2:15 (John B.

Kennedy (A) I 2:30 ILadies First I 2:45 I Wendy Warren I Perry Mason fC (Nora Drake I Brighter Day CO 'WASN'T I THERE "MIIADY" OUCE MORE THE BLUB WHITE i "MISTER MUSIC" Kate Smith 3:15 R. Sherman Stern News Your Horn Menu Jdagie Homemakers' Exchange i tm 3:00 Life Can be Beautiful 1 News iMama Goes I 3:00 3:15 Road of Life N) top Hcuse tC) I a-Shoppinir I 3:15 Young CN) i House IClarke's Antiques 3:30 3:45 Right to Happiness (NT I Party; Adams fOI920 Special 3:45 4:00 Backstage Wife N) ICountry Store C) 920 Snecial 4:00 Dallas (N lLou Childre (C) Special I 4:15 Jones fN iBoots Woodall (C)'920 Special I 4:30 4:451 Young Wld. Brown NV Hillbilly 1 920 Special I 4:45 tt's so happy ''vjv 1 James SU1 TTher 4:15 Time for Bn'y 4:30 Funny Vanity Fair Bunny I Woody World News Lucky Pop 5:151 WUIow 5:30 Howdy Ooody Wild West I Theater 5:00 When a Girl Marries 5:1 51 Portia Faces Life Plain Bill (fty 5:45 Front Page Farrel (V) I Hit I Revue; Jim I Woods: News IC. Massey (C) (Straight 1 5:00 I Arrow CM) I 5:15 ISky King and 1 5:30 I Bobby Benson 5:45 THURSDAY NIGHT THURSDAY NIGHT WSB Chan. I WAGA Chan.

6 6:00 This Week IWAGA'i in sports I Wild 6:30 West 6:45 News NS 7:00 Kukla, Fran Fiction 9:15) and OUle Emerson 7:301 John ConteNews iTo Be Announced iBurns and i Allen 8:001 The Lvne Ranger 8:30 Stop Tb Music vm woREum s. i. tmt awt "TEA FOR TWO" Color by Technicolor With Gordon MaeRae, Doris Day jni anow Goes On two weeks ago Who Said That had been a sort of run of the mine show. Then ilcng came Oscar Levant wirh his sharp wit and the viewability of the show perked up 100 percent. Al Capp, creater of L'il Abner, and Jim Farley, ex-postmaster, joined the panel last Monday night and they turned the 30-minute quizzer into lulu of a show, Levant was not a favorite of our when he was on Information Please.

But, his facial expressions which we were unable to see on radio, add something to his sharp wit. TEEVEE THURSDAY will feature Kitty Carlisle in Oscar Strauss' lilting operetta, "Waltz Dream" vn WAGA -TV's Airflyte Theater at 10:30 Jimmy Carroll and Ralph Riggs will be featured. A comic who has appeared in night spots here many times. Herb Shnner, will be featured on Don McNeill's TV Club at 10. on WSB-TV Herb is one of the rnoSt popular performers ever to play the Paradise Room.

His repartee should quicken the pace of Don's video varieties. The Thing will occupy a featured spot on the College of Musical Knowledge when Kay Kyser calls classes again at 9 on WSB-TV. Patricia Morison guest stars on the Alan Young show at 9 on WAG A-TV. SCREEN DIRECTOR'S Playhouse rapidly is becoming the top drama show on radio. Again Thursday night a big story and a big star will turn a lot of to WSB-NBC at 10 for "Prince of Foxes," starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.

Broderick Crawford stars in "The Life of Theodore Roose-. velt" on Hallmark Playhouse' at 9:30 on WAGA-CBS. Questions about famous buildings takes the spotlight on Break the Bank at 11 a. m. on WSB-NUC.

Alan Vouag Show Big Town GAR HEATERS AT BOTH THEATRES 9:00 Kay Kyser'a 9:15 College of Musical 9:451 Knowledge loiOOIDon 10:15) McNeill 10:30 TV PJVl.t WSB 750 KC I WAGA 590 KC I WGST 920 KC IP.M. 6:00 News (A. Jackson CC) (Relay Quiz (6:00 of the News (Gny Lombardo (Johnny Bradberry (6:15 Panorama (Who's 16:30 6:451 Jim 1 Lowell Thomas C)t Singing? 1 6:45 7:00 Richard Harkness N) I Beulah IE. C. Hill War News I 7:00 7:15 Thad Horton jjack Smith fC) I Showtime From Hllwd.

I 7:15 of the World fN) (Club 15 CO lArmstrong of 7:30 7:45 Qne Man's Family (N) IE. R. Mnrrow (C)The SB! (A) I 7:45 (FBI in Peace IFavorite 800 8:151 Family (N and War tC) Story 8:15 Knows Mr. Keen Tr. lAmgs.

Bros. Show I 8:30 8:451 Best (N) of Ls Persons I and Bill Henry (M (8:45 CN) Suspense CC) (Original 9:00 (N) Suspense CC) Amateur 9:15 the Hallmark Hour CA) 9:30 People CN) I Playhouse C) IRobt. Montgomery CA) 1 9:45 Director's The Line I'p CO I Frank Edwards CM) 110:00 10:15) Playhouse CN) The Line Up CC) Diggin the Discs 110:15 Directors' Ray Anthony's (John B. Kennedy CA) 110:30 10:451 Playhouse CN) Orch. CC) IDigsin' the 10:45 World Tonight CO- Discs" 111:00 11:15 Concert In Miniature Dan Terry's Diggin' the Pastor's Hillbilly I the 111:30 11:45 Study Hit Revue Discs (11:45 Platter Bob IDiggin' the 12:00 12:151 Party Chester Or.

CC) I Discs 12:15 12:30 Platter Henry Jerome's I Diggin 12:30 12:45 Party Orch. CC) the 12:45 News; Sign Off (News; Sign Off Discs 1:00 ITrutb Or uonsequencea Airflyte Theater L-v. DRIVE-IN THEATRE 10:451 Club ROOSEVELT Wi. firt CtHttf Pvt. C.

1714 moo Broad way Open Hse 11:301 With Jerry News Slen Off Silent Silent "THE BLACK ROSE" in Technicolor 11:451 Lester Silent Tyrone Power and Orson Welles -Indicates network show RU1H EUSSEF TAR GAZEKy WBGE (1340 KC) MORNINO 8:00 News: Vk Cp and Smile. 6:30 Bt'ews: Dirk Granville. 7:00 News: Wake Cp and Smile. 1:30 New: IHck Granville. News; WaJie Up and Smile.

8:30 Itirk Granville. 9 :0 Trading Post. :1 Piano Portraits. 9:30 Musieal Moods. 9:45 Western Way.

10:00 News: Boh MrGartty: Hi Neighbor. 1 1 :00 Sponsor Pas Off. 11:30 Melodies. 11:45 News; Bob McGarlty. 1 1 George West.

THl'RSD AFTERNOON 12:00 Alice Bell. 13:30 Stars on Parade. Records. 1:00 News; Record Club. 1:45 Frank Sinatara.

2:00 News: 3340 Club. 2:30 Show Time. 3:00 News: Tone Time. 3:4 ft Children' Favorites. Melodies.

News: West End Fair. Bint Crosby: 6:45 Lullaby In th Afternoon; News. THURSDAY NIGHT -nfl nortscone. Sweet and Swlnt. By CLAY R.

POLLAN- ARIES MSRA 1 Your Daily Activity Gui'Je According to lhe Start. To develop meuoge for Thursday, read, words corresponding to numbers of your MAR. 12 AR.30 CEPT.23 OCT. 23 Zodiac birth nan. 40 Chance I You i 2- 4-22-40 43-53-77 vTAURUS i I MAY 21 SCORPIO).

NOV.22 AJ 6:30 Heaven' Highway. A :4 ft Kins Plat STARTING TOMORROW ANTIQUES EXPOSITION COLLECTORS' FAIR in the MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM WARREN PLACE ENTRANCE ADMISSION 50c 11 A.M. to 10:30 P. M. SPONSORED BY HOBBIES, The Magazine For Collectors The Lightner Foundation 014-24-51-57 72-76-78 9-10-56-59 60-64-71 a I -m.

i ter. 8:30 Easy Listeninr. ews: M-Sic. 9:30 -Tc Beneke. 10:00 Record Club.

10:30 Freddie Miller. WTJH (1260 KC) THFRSDAY MORNING 6:00 News: Wake Nriehbor. 6:55 Sfews. River Ranch Bovs. 7:15 SAGITTARIUS 'tvilh MOV.

23 BiC.21 GEMINI Mar si JUNI22 1. 3- 6-17 3J 18-20-55 faered Rons. 8:30 Kolfeo Klatler. :10 Your Stars Today GPMHOMARX 8-11-30-38 49-65 ROBERT STACK Ewll Konper WlIARGE and GOTOR CHAMPION CANCER CAPRICORN DOROTHY KIRSTEN 2 Th 3 Hove 4 Day 3 Get 6 The 7 Out 8 Wise 9 Facts 10 Come 11 Up 12 Keep 13 Of 14 Go 15 Get 16 Special Edge 18 On 19 Book 20 Competitors 21 Pull 22 OHers 23 Personal 24 After 25 On 26 A 27 Special 28 Don't 29 Tiresome 30 To 31 Means 3Z Entrust 33 Feelings 34 A 35 Out 36 Valuables 37 Medical 38 Foults 39 Those 7 4i 41 Meet 42 Who 43 To 44 New: 45 Situation 46 Or 47 Into 48 Faces 49 Of 50 Others' 51 What 52 Pyschological 53 Break 54 Lucky 55 Todoy 56 Out 57 You 53 Break 59 More 60 Freedom 61 Develop 62 Of 63 New 64 Is 65 Yourself 66 Hands 67 Business 68 Ideas 69 Matters 70 Counsel 71 Won 72 Wont 73 Have 74 True 75 Sincerity- 76 Without 77 Deadlocks 78 Hedging AdVerse VL Neutral JUMI11 JULY 11 DEC. 23 JAM.20 PEGGY LEE 15-27-376 (V) 52-70 Vly' 12-23-33-35 62-67-69 THE tiERRY MACS ADDED LEGHORN" Color Cartoon Kreakfasr on I'eachtree.

Keeorns or faith. 10:00 Theater Gnide. 10:15 Swap. Sell or Bnr. 10:311 Whistle While oo Work.

Mnsic. 11:43 lhe Record; First Federal rim. THIRSDAV AFTERNOON 12:00 News: Rlrihday Club. 12:15 tars on Parade. 12:311 l.omheon In Oak Room.

1 :00 Kharerrnppers' Ronndnp. 2 :30 -Sacred Songs. 2:45 Swap. Sell or By. News: Reverie.

3:15 Books Are People. 3:30 Kiddie Record Shop. News; Dixieland. 5:15 News; Sports Kotind-op. WQXI (790 KC) THFRSOAY MORNING 6:00 News; Snnnyslde I'p.

7:00 News: 0onnside I'p. 7:15 Sports Reporter. 7:20 Sunnjside Tp: Interview. 7:30 Headlines. 7:45 Fnlton J-ewi Jr.

4- 6:00 News; Snorts nicest. 8:10 Les Henrikson. News; The Jnk Spots. 9:15 Tell Tour Neichhnr.4- 9:30 Rrowslnr With AQUARIUS IT JULY 14 5 JAN. 21 AUG.

11 rtB.it tD PARAMOUNT WORLD-WIDE NEWS PRESENTS 'THE STORY OF 1 2 CRUCIAL MONTHS" 19-25-39-42 73-74-75 28-32-36-47 50-66 VIRGO PISCES FEB.20 AUG. 14 Barbara. 9:45 Stars on Parade. MAII.2I KPT.U ljt2Mffi) Sfg TODAY! 5-7-13-26 29-45 r5 16-21-31-34 Af 54-58 CO News: Ballroom. Market Aews; Ballroom.

1 :55 Georte West. THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 News. 12:15 Man Says Yes. 12:30 Music. 1:00 Cedrie Foster.

-4- sSGood C0tiBi ncmeo Sun in Capricorn General Tendencies Money matters come to the fore today as the most important topic for most people not too bad either, provided you avoid speculation or the possibility of mislaying any property. During the afternoon your attitude toward past considerations will undergo some change and you will be able to reach -nore satisfactory conclusions than yo may have thought. Don't hurry with these affairs because everything just can wait for a week or more. If It's Your Birthday People born in the first week of January will all find the next 12 months a rather strenuous period but you seem to have better luck than most of. the others.

You may have to wait for this and also may have to grasp each opportunity very quickly but, nevertheless, there are plenty of good chances for you immediately ahead. Try to postpone ideas of quick and satisfactory love affairs because there are so many changing conditions to upset your mind. 1:15 Best On Was. News; Teo- RAM WENDEIL Sle's Choice. 3:00 News; Corley's Corner.

News: Cnraia i.em. 5:00 News: a DAYS TO AMUSE US TODAY Spmlite on Georgia. Treasury Dept. CRAWFORD CCREY Music. sports Kevae.

He hated to he hated to fight At the Theaters Neighborhood Theaters "Angel and the Badman." John Wayne. A VONDALE "Two Flags West." Linda Darnell. BK(MK HAVEN "Two Flags West," Joseph Cot ten. ART "Kind Hearts ani Coronets," Alec Guiness. at 3:15.

5:15. 7:15. 0:15. FOX "Mr. Music.

Bin Crosby. At 12:45, 2:56. 5:07. 7:18 and 9:29. tXEV'S GRAND "Harvey." James Stew art, at ll, 3:24, 5:30, and 10.

PARAMorNT "Saddle Tramp." Joel Mc- 'rea. wanna Hendnx. at 11:54, 1:31. 3:48. 5:45.

7:42. 9:39. 7rVt(S7? RHOIIKS "King Solomon's Mines." Stewart Oranger, etc. At 2-30. 4:47.

7:03. 9:20. RIALTO "Edge of Doom," Joan Crawford. at 11:20,, 1:21. 3:22, 5:23, 7:24 and 9:28.

ROW "Dallas." Gary Cooper. Ruth Roman. jflBWtwi i 'i liiifsWiifn WERD (860 KC) TIIIRSDAV MORNING etc. at 11:35, 1:34, 3:33. 5:32.

7:31 end 9:30. CKNTRAI. "Moonrise, and Guys From Texas." Starts Sunday The Naked Truth about a Boy, a Girl and a Sinful 'Crime' THURSDAY, 8 P.M. WAG A-TV CHANNEL 5 7:46 Morning Meditations. 8:00 ROIkKO "White Savage," and "Marshall of Bouncing With Bobby.

News: Konne-Ing With Bobby. Graham Jackson. 10:00 Morning Meditations, 10:15 Sweet Chariot. 1 1 lob Mart. 11:15 Melody Mesa City." Drive-In Theaters (Site Time.

1 t-or I THURSIlAY AFTFRXOON 12:09 l.anrb Call. Conrier News. fl BANKHFAn "Adventures of Don Juan," Krrol Flvnn. rFACHTREK "Three lana Turner. BICKHEAD "Tripoli," John Payne.

CASCADE "Battleground," Van Johnson. DECATt'R "Undercover Girl." Alexis Smilh. DKKALR "Three Secrets." Eleanor Farker. EAST POINT "Father of the Bride," Spencer Tracv. EMORY "I'll Get By." Dennis Dav.

EMPIRE "Rio Grande." and "Pistol Pack-in' Mama." El CM II "A Kiss for Corliss," Shirlev Temple. FAIKI AX "Sunset In the West," Roy Rogers. FIVE POINTS "Right Cross," and ''Return of Jesse James." FOREST "Fancy Pants," Bob Hope. Fl I.TO.V "Devil's Doorway." Rohert Tavlor. GARDEN "Two Flags West," Joseph Cot-ten.

COKPOX "Reckless Moment." Joan Ben- neit. GROVE "You've Got to Slay Happy." James Stewart. H1I.AN "Olass Menagerie," Jane Wvman. Lauren Bacall. MAHlsoN "Three Secrets." Eleanor Parker.

MEMORIAL "My Blue Heaven." and "Kill or Be Killed." PARK "Two Flags West." Joseph Cotten. roNCK DE LEON "Toast of New Orleans." Kafhrvn Gravson. RISSELIj "King Solomon's Mines." Deborah Kerr. SYLVAN "Black Rose." Tyrone Power. TECH WOOD "Devil's Doorway." and "Inner Sanctum." TEMPLE "My Blue Heaven." Betty GraWe.

TENTH STREET "And Baby Makes Three." Barbara Hale. WEST "On the Isle of Samoa," and "Search lor Danger." 1:15 Stories Remember. 1:39 Johnny Martin. 2:00 Red, Hot and Blue. 3:00 PIKOMOXT "Three Came Home." Claud- Gospel Train.

jockey cino. Ston The Booeie. 4:30 Jockey Club: News, ette Colbert. Ray Mclver. 6:15 The Sound.

5:30 Sonqit For CV. ROOSEVELT "The Black Rose," Tyrone Power. STARLIGHT "Tea for Two." Gordon MaeRae. STEWART ''Louisa." Ronald Reagan. Children Under 12 9 Any Tim 4..

i i chestra. Dine and Dance ill metre 3 vA-M' IM U1VUIIUI UQ JUd IILIIlIIIAf lolsn RUSSELl-Mn McINTIRE-leanette MM EXTRA 'YOU CAN BEAT THE A-BOMB" Featurette Up-to-the-Minuts News Events Lja tn .1 "THREE CAME HOME" CLAUDETTE COLBERT PATRIC KNOWLES HELD OVER -J 'LOUISA' PIT.TMORE EMPIRE ROOM Wade Cre-gar and orchestra in a long engagement, featuring dance music In waltz and fox trot stvle. Dinner from 7:30. PARADISIC ROOM Henry Grady) Floor show policy at lunch and dinner, featuring three acts and emcee. Charles Fleming's orchestra mixes dance tempos with Latin, waltz and fox trot rhythms.

Redland Trio featuring Margie Walker in Intimate Dogwood Room, starting at 4. CLCB 2 Pine St.) Jam sessions nightly, catering to late-hour crowds. Jimmy Nor-veU and his Krazv Kats and 'Fats'1 Jack- son and his Sepia Combo. FXAMTVGO CLUB SmaU club combo, pro- vines dance music. Open 5 to 2 a.

m. COPA CAPRICE (Imperial) Floor xhows. two acts and emcee, at 9:30. 12:30. Dance music by small unit.

Mask and Ke Club. Intimate surroundings. Open from 5 p. m. ROBINSON'S TROPICAL GARIiRN Dinner.

6-9. Dancing from 9. DeCoats orchestra. wednesda through Saturday. OWI.

ROOM Ansle? Albert Coleman's group in for long bandstand Sort music. subtle lighting. Dining, lunch and dinner. Dancing from 4 to 12. JEXMNC'S ROSF ROOM Rig club dancing to Ed Tedder's Dixieland Band from 9 to 12.

JOE COTTON'S RHYTHM RANCH Round and square dancing to Ruei Parker's ur- Colored Theaters ASHBV "Canadian Pacific, with Randolph Scott. CARVtOR "Let's Dance." with Fred Astalre. mmammmmmmmnm nrin J'larii if I Ronald Reagan Ruth Hussey Charles Coburn Atlanta If IfCCIi. See it! Hear about it! Phone for it! Shopping is easy at Rich's with "Rich's in Your Home" p. m.

WSB-TV Channel 8 Thursday's feature: Texas-Size Excitement! i i i 11 A Jrk It i 'cytfi I I I Children i 11 Mhrtr "Its gentle comedy "end frisky wit ore in the- amiable tradition of 'Arsenic end Old ALEC GUINNESS best actor of the year. Scores a new triumph!" Cue KIND HEARTS CORONETS" TECHNICOLOR fi i AnjrTiniB 1 1 STARRING GARY RUTH 1 1' ANTM-r r-hxm it kt EJHTV-OVE "Three Secrets." with Eleanor A fashion showing of Henry Rosenfeld designs LUUKfcK' KU1V1AN From Farker. and "Lust for Gold. FORREST "Tobacco Road." with Gene Tiemev. HARLEM "Uvea of Bengal Lancer" with fmf9mmnTTTmli Continuous I EZ1 -jss 'J PLUS MERRIE MELODY COLOR CARTOON Latest News Events LTNCOLN "Bright Leaf," with Gary Conner.

ROYAL "Copper canyon." who rtay jjji- 8TBAJVD "Montana." with Errol Flyan..

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