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DAVY CROCKETT I I'D LIKE TO Wf SUPE" JOHNNY I PSZtACf 4tV4l II J-IAk-p VOI it? 1 I BfTRIN WANT', NfT I 1 3 WANTED A LITTLE TALK WITH INJUN GUESS I LOST AAY tNationalist patrol engaged 12 Addams character, he robs from i Q1Itl Chinese Communist gunboats oil the Fukien coast and that all its vessels returned undamaged. cj a 00 00 'spending long hours in his isolated attic-laboratory. A distraction in his performance is that he seems to age rather quickly, from boy to adult, appearing, in the latter state, older than his tutor-friend, Paul Krempe, nicely played by Robert Urquhart. And the old chill is not com Frankenstein At Paramount By SERAPHINA ALAIMO Vz They've gone and dug up those dous murder for his anatomical' collection. I Hazel Court presents a fetch- ing Victorian heroine for Gushing! as he conducts a Dr.

Hyde courtship. The romance, though, does ask a lot of one's i imagination. The film is an En-j glish production in color and is; being released here by Warner Bros. i By Chiang Forces Taipeh, Formosa, Aug. 7 (LP).

A Chinese Nationalist naval patrol sank four Communist guir- boats and damaged five others off th coast of Communist China today, a Nationalist communique said. The defense ministry said it was one of the heaviest sea battles in months. It claimed the Easy Way Pays Burglars cracked a safe in the offices of Cleanart, 11 St. Casimir's Yonkers, early yesterday and found it empty. Then they jimmied a cash drawer and got $600.

pletely gone as Frankenstein an-i nounces a new experiment to end all experiments, his creation of a superior life. Like a good Charles eld, durable bones of Franken-: stein daddy of all movie monster stories again. Back in 1931 Mary Shelley's legendary horror tale appeared IV- If II ax Peter Cushing on the screen and has since be eome a classic. Now we have "The Curse of Frankenstein" at the Paramount Theatre, resembl- the Paramount Theatre, resem bling the original more than countless sequels and imitations However, it does not stir the goose pimples anymore. For the new film generation, some minor chills are offered in RITA jiBERI this well-done production.

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