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The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 9

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The Times Leaderi
Location:
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
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9
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WILKES-BARRE RECORD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1967. Nine Wilkes Host to Music Teachers The. Vole of Broadway By JACK OBRIAN WYOMING THEATRE Shows At 9:00 "LUV" Jack Lemmon in The store that cares. you! DOWN TO EARTH PRICES AND WIN LOW 000 CASH! ilRKE PRODUCTS TOffl iPhotj) by Acr Hoffman Comparable clinics slated for. this month by PMEA will be held at Duquesne University, Bucknell University and Eliza-bethtown College.

Clinicians and topics of discussion will be different at each of the slated sessions. INSTANT MOO INSTANT $1,000 WINNER! MRS. J. MARSILI Peckville, Pa. K.

HARTMAN K. WHITI E. Srrudiburg Canton, Pa. Wilkes College music department was host Saturday to music teachers of Northeastern Pennsylvania at Junior High School General Music Clinic at Wilkes Center for the Performing Arts for the second consecutive year. Held under sponsorship of Pennsylvania Music Educators Association, the clinic was the first of a series offered by the PMEA during October.

Wi'lliam Gasbarro, chairman of Wilkes Music Department, was chair-' man of the local clinic. Kenneth Partchey and Eugene Sullivan, members of-rhe Wilkes music faculty, were clinic coordinators. Addressing participants during one of the workshop sessions is Dr. Allen Richardson, staff memter at State University of New York at Potsdam, who was clinician for the conclave. Honorary cochairmen were Robert Henderson, supervisor of music, Wyoming Valley West, and Ross Tarantino, supervisor of music, Wyoming Area Schools.

General Chairman of the overall clinic program is Robert Snyder, department of music, York city schools. this season than last Sad sight: a great" big star now on the skids is back on the sleeping-pills-pep-pills-whiskey dreadmill. COI.OR "HITS ONCE AT "AFRICA TEXAS STYLE" ALSO "GUNN" Once at 9:00 STATE NANTlC0KE TOXTTE 7 and 77 "DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE" Dick Vn Dfki Debbie Remold! PLUS MANY MORE IN DAILY! START 18 to 22 CHOPS IN EACH PKG. MONDAY Commenting on development of the PMEA program, Snyder stated: "These clinics reflect the concern felt by teachers, administrators, and our professional organization for the state -of this very important area of music education. We feel that our clinicians represent the current thinking and practices of leading authorities in the field of junior high school general music." SUNSET Drive-In, lit.

309, Mt Top First Area Showing A Tender and Laity Stery ef Lore! A Tral; Adalt Stacy at Lara Makiir'. A Stunning, Compelling Picture "DEAR JOHN" Will be shown mt 7:30 11:00 ALSO AT 9:30 BOLD, DARING The atary a( (iris wha are neilected, ran away, (a aitray! "GIRLS IN A MIT" i T-itlfnl Tet Tenderly Told! FOR ADULTS ONLY WINNING SANDY DENNIS DAPHNE In Cottage 1159-1967 10 YariYun( TUESDAY SPECIALS! WINNERS! i 1 ml I I MRS. A. MARTIN Muncy, Pa. WINNERS COMING PLAYING TODAY! POKK lb.

RIB Rib MA Steaks 1-79 'SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY (LJ Kl E) Sfg) "SANDY DENNIS IS WONDERFUL" "SANDY IS IRRESISTIBLE" "SANDY DENNIS IS FUN" ACADEMY AWARD CUBE STEAKS PartkipanU in the biggest sajoon Drawl in dee adei Otto Preminger (who ot carved cruelly by a hurled high ball glass) and top agent Irving Lazar (the sculptor) missed each other by minutes in "21," where the Great Bloodbath occurred They fought over Truman Capote "In Cola Blood it you remember; we witnessed the whole "thing from a few feet away Swifty Lazar plans to brine to the Broadway stage (and it sounds exciting) a play starring Marcello and Sophia Loren which first will be performed on a Rome stage Lazar doesn know any thing about it beyond the stars. but that's exciting enough for Swifty. Also in "21," Anita "The Face" Colby, most 'beauti- ful model of all time, with Leh man partner Paul Manhelm handsome, liKeable and rich So Anita go-Go-GO! Olivia deHavilland also was supping in "21" after her latest "Gone With the Wind" triumph in Atlanta, with sister Joan Fontaine and beaus, Olivia ignoring the micro-high state of her skirt which provided fancy display of epidermis 'way above the nylons; of course we Jeered! Also Lauren Ba-call with husband Jason Robards, writer Irmin Shaw (resting after finishing his Israel-Arab (mini-war movie) Bob Soeur, former nameband star saxman (with Tommy Dorsey) and now the best resort hotel manager in ihe business, has returned to his first love (Nassau, the Bahamas) as manager of the Nassau Beach Lodger we never have seen a hotel boss with such personal enthusiasm for every facet of his job Bob and his dad once owned.a dozen Manhattan hotels, but sold them all. Famed radio-television announcer Kenneth Roberts has a. second generation star in orbit: Ken's son Tony is star of the Broadway-b "How Now, Dow Jones" musical and his performance sent the normally wary New Haven critics into such par-ozvsms as: "A new star is born!" Frank Freimann, president of Megnavox, broke his back aboard his yacht Megnamar and is recovering faster and finer than he expected Ella Logan, great star of "Finian's Rainbow" and of films-cafes-radio-television, was burglarized of everything she owned while in the hosoital for her second major surgery; she's a gal -who needs a pal, right away For a great lager-swigging community, not one brewery is located in Man- "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" is an earie sound-alike of Ihe very big pop-hit a few fickle whims ago, "Candy." Old Bronx political boss Ed Flynn's son Pat, re wed a year; a becomes a daddy soon A most creative young Richard Pryor (you've seen, himj dozens of times with Merv Grif-' fin- amrl m'va Tvrnised him rrmnvl times herein), made his first serious career mistake -attfee Aladdin Hotel in Vegas: insisted on utilizing obscenity until (after several warnings and the management's taping of his language for evidence) he was fiRd from a week job Mark Goodson, whose quiz-slow factory (Goodson-T a n) once dominated the toy dep't of television (What's My Line etc.) now makes speeches on how cowardly networks are in blip-ping unwelcome words from television tapes; not, however, while he was peddling so many festivals of trivia to tne same sxems "Two Muies for Sister Sara" has J-'a sensational premise: a prostitute camouflaged as a nun.

Judy Garland's travail surfaced agann: Her one-snot at Detroit Oobo Hall drew (said the Detirojt Press) about in St. Louis' Kiel Auditorium the heartbreak kid1 hauled in 3,000 Variety re-! ports the U. S. is 50 per cent of the Spanish language film market; with 250 theatres in New York Oity alone summer's 1 looting headlines caused up to 10 per cent cancellation an tourist, reservations from all over the U. the top hotel-chain here advised us That was Paul (Newman at the 6th Avenue Delly having a "Moshe Dayan" (that's a "Jewish Hero Paul will portray the Cyclopean gent in an imminent movie Screen writer Jeremy Brooks' little daughter Margaret never ap--peared in a film before but she's said to steal the upcoming "Our Mother's House." Dan Dailey's 20 -year -old Junior's in basic training at Fort Ord.

object Vietnam It 'Wt of makes it official: the "Guinness World Book of the world's largest nizht club isn't in New York City, Las Vegas, Boston, Miami or Tokyo: it's in the Sour Cream Alps The Concord, in the Cat-skills Son of the Philippines' first President Osmena will run for1 the same job on the islands' Liberal Party ticket Besides posing for nude-thigh glances at "21," Olivia De Haviland's taking fdnging lessons object a Broadway musical Dong Kingman, our favorite modern water-colorist, Is designing this I year's Bingling Brothers, circus I poster. I Vincent Lopez, now in his 70s and still kittening, the moved to Miami Beach and hasi a 'brand new Dana mere mat got good notices old Brooklyn Dodger fans never have for- tir.u. given vvoiuor JwoiHrjfsiur aiming The Bums to Los Angeles; they now may we-told-you-so at O'Malley, whose Dodgers dragged in about one million fewer fans IwaiDHIVE-IN WEST WYOMING 1 CARLOAD 1 Dirk Tu Dyke Debbie Reynoldl "DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE" PLUS SMASH CO-HIT "MARRIAGE ITALIAN STYLE" Exclusive Showing! "FRUSTRATION" "THE 4th SEX" Startinv At Dusk a. fi, ,) .1 1 FOIITY FOItT SHOWS tT I HURRY LAST 2 DAYS TONITE HT 1:30 P.M. Julie Andrews Sininj! Delighting? Only N.

E. Pa. Showing CONTINUOUS PEIIFOR3IANCES! itEf.ri An "A BAWDY jl BATTLE vl nr tuc 1 inL StAtS! N. I. DAILY PES Hi THE gHEcV STARTS VEDi AT 7 M- PARK FREE, 8 JV.

MAIN ST. Now At DIM! I Rough tliGUTIf; JEEUCHOp TECHNICOLOR STARTS WED. Honored By Seventeen Magazine As Movie Of The Month! Winner Of Scholastic Magazine Bell Ringer EXCELLENT!" PARENTS MAGA7IVE COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents SIDNEY POITIER in JAMES CLAVELL production of KUinrca TECHNICOLOR 33 OORFOR DRIVE -IN TONITE at TUESDAY AT 7 ani it P. M. FRAXK SINATRA as "THE NAKED RUNNER" PUS RAQUEL WELCH as "GIRL CALLED FATHOM" i in RIB STEMS Cut From Bef Round a Inch ut Old Fashioned Minced By Tht Piece! a atm BONELESS BEEF BONELESS BEEP lb.o3C Delmonico B0L0GHA vvvmni iiiu I LJTBV ITV4ff Spore Ribs RlSSLINCS MMLim, Sauerkraut FRESH WESTERN 2 1 v-'-- ALSO -STARRING WILLIAM DANIELS LAUNCHING OUR 1967-1968 SEASON FREE PARKING AMERICAN NOW 7 4 9 P.

M. Fast Moving Thriller FRANK S1M1R4 "THE NAKED RUNNER" W-B DRIVE-IN For Mature Audiences FIRST AREA SHOWING 2 In Color At 7:15 HMLDAIMCIM? 3 trwntfi at tht iMiry pf thtmsflves. thair rwiitnd unit a. j)ffiir-Oy STASRINC human POESJJORMAlCOUPlENEED? ElSTMANCOlOR ALSO AT 9:00 crcmwtACf- Assaulting and Killing fO THRILLS I THE MOST AhlMT FILM YOU WILL EVER SElH Produced and Directedby RUSS MEYEfij Starring tf incredible HAJI i Parkin TJmmrmt Now From 11 A. M.

Everyone's Raving About "THE FAMILY WAY" A giri, a boy, a tender, funny, terrible wedding night IheSOUUING BROTHERS: Production HAYlfYMUSJOtlH MIUSHYWE BENNETT uwpwb joataa tatnm hutiw IWllCllfa'lllllMTrHl'i aai ri auiia aaa a am 0 ntaoejur mm. km. A. III. jf II Mil I u.

nacers irom ne i "HIGH SCHOOL BONr.YMOON" R. "LOVER'S UNE" WEST SIDE TOXTTE BIG hits: VfLdMiji r)A BLUE WATER FROZEN Z3C Fish Chips p'k9 55C NONE PRICED HIGHER! NEW YORK CITY-SAT. OCT. 28 Includes round-trip transportation, orchestra seat, reserved bus seat. Complete per person $15.75.

PHONE RESERVATIONS 823-0171 mm CEUEEIAGES GRAPE JELLY FACIAL TISSUES PBHEAPPLE JUICE APPLESAUCE mi DETERGENT Yukon Club Morcal -200 -2-Ply Dole Brand Ahoy Liquid Monrel Permanent Jane Parker JANE $1.00 ran II rji S4C HARTZ TRAILVYAYS "Wonderful World Of Excursions" ONLY MAIL ORDERS NOW! anvalaaa tar aramat aarvica an fit MOIIDAY ON ICI. I CINTH, SCIANTON, H. 1 i Offices Open 2 S0 12-0z. 3 fc Can JLU 4 a 6SC Bot. Cm 3-lb.

Siz $2.99 PARKER FRESH SAVE 1U6 AfJTIFREElE FRUIT CAKES HUGE CAST OF INTERNATIONAL STARS! Catholic Youth Center NOV. 1 thru NIGHTS AT 8 (Exc. Sun.) MATINEES SAT. 2:30 P.M. SUN.

1:30 tc 5:30 PJVI. ALL SCATS RESERVED $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 JUNIORS UNDER II HALF PRICE Wed. I Thurt. Sat Mat nrT3 Mail Orders Filltd Immediately In Order Received PIE ai GAL GAL vriAoia Mil Plaaia tana! Chaiia, mama! titkm al Far trfarmanca an Bay, Nay I Amaant laclaml $........ I NAMI I haN i CITY flala Ii, C.J.

Mb. Hz. JJtd prices effective in pa; milk control AREA "5" Plaaw anilaM atemaaa', alf-aa'dmaa4 tfalivary at yaur tithati. Main ctiarit San4 Ta CATHOIIC YOUTH Prices in this ad effective through Tuesday, October It, In all Super-Markets in WUkes-Barro and vicinity. 1.

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