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Amusements THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE-TUESDAY. JANUARY 28, 1958 Six ar mwmem -yaj MARJORY ADAMS LONG-RUN HIT BACK IN BOSTON "No Time for Sergeants" KELLY Names of 37 Listed in State Report REPORT Continued from the First Page The commission reported It has evidence that the 37 individuals named were or are members of the Communist Tarty. Those who continue active Communists today, said the probers, are aligned with international communism. "The faction of the party that is still intact and active," the Stage, Music Today BOSTOV SYMPHONT ORrHrTA Svmrhnny Hall at 8 30. Fobrrt Shaw.

gufst. will conduit the following rrniiam: Haydna svmphonv In rnaior, No. 02 Oxfnrrl Hovhaneaa' 'The Mv.trnous Mountain' Schu-tvrfa "I'nfinKhfd" Symphony, and Nindrnvth's SvmDhonic MeUrniorcho-: ai of Theme by Weber "CAT ON A HOT TIN BOOfWllhur Theater 8:30. Tennessee Williams-pnre-wtnnine: drams, produced by George Brandt, with Virlor Jorv. ean Inness, Olsa Bellln and William JJ A MTREVE'8 DFsrENT" and THE EXII KS Poets I heller worK shop, 24 Falmer Cambridge.

8:30. A rtouhie bill or two new Piayii ft-llt A Hmi By Martin Halp lartin Haiptrn ann james woe, Pnmplji Rnu-p and Pnbprt Handy NO TIME t-OR SERGEANTS" Colonial Theater at 8:30. The comedy hit The Xrmy. Drod'ilred iy Maurice Evanalplctures have they 1F! li SaW 4t MPSHfeES report that is cow." stated, "is the faction the closest tie to Mos- There are no pending indictments against any of the persons named in this latest report, or in any of the preceding 10 reports, it is stated. There were 85 named in a June, 1955, report against whom the commission said it held creditable Indictments Dismissed As a result the United States Supreme Court ruling which said the Federal government has ex-elusive jurisdiction in matters related to supressing subversion, indictments brought here in Suffolk and -Middlesex Counties were dismissed.

Several of those named in the report as Communists, past and present, challenged the commis sion's facts and questioned its pur pose. The funds expended in the investigation could have been put to better state use than in investigation that produced nothing but false accusations and aimless re criminations, they said. In citing the Community Church center at 565 Boylston in Cop Times ASTOR "Wild Is the Wind," 10:20. 13:35. 43, 5:00, 7:15, Shorts.

10:00, 13:15. 3:30, 4:40, 7:00, 9:10. BEACON HILL Cartoons, 9:30. 11:10, 12:55. 2:40, 4:25.

6:10, 7:50, "Old Yeller." 9:45. 11:30, 1:15, 3:00, 4:40. 8.25, 8:10, 9.55. BOSTON THEATER for Psra- diae." one performance, 1:40. rAFRI '(Formerly Coolevl-Ooenine- Friday "All at Sea," and "Invitation to the Dance;" CASINO-Stage, 12:00, 2:45, "Man Who Turned to Stone," 9:00, "12 Angry Men," 10:08, 8:28.

CENTER "Teahouae of the August Moon," 1:30, 8:30, "The Last Hunt," 11:40, 3:40, 7:40. EXETER "Tha Admirable Crichton," 2:10, 4:35. 7:00, "To the Age That Is Waiting," 1:30, 3:50, 6:13, 8:48. FENWAY "The Deep Six," 11:30, 2:40, 8:58, "Wayward Girl," 1:20, 4:35, 7:50. GARY "Bridge on River Kwai," 8:40.

KEITH MEMORIAL "Peyton Place," 9:30, 12:24, 3:18, 6:12. 9:08. KENMORE "Marcel Marceau," 1:00, 3:12. 5:24, 7:38. "Gervaise," 1:10, 8:34, 7:46.

9:58: LOEW ORPHETJM "Legend of the Lost." 9:30, 12:40. 3:30, 7:00. 10:10 "Dalton Girls." 11:20, 2:30. 5:40, 8:50. L0EW 8 8TATE "Legend of the Lost," 11:30.

2:55, 6:20, "The Dalton Girls." 1:30. 5:00. 8:15. MAYFLOWER "Raiiia," 11.13. 2:40, 6:03,, "Triple Deception," 9:45, 1:10.4:30,8:00.

METROPOLITAN "Sayonara," 10:10, 4:05. 6:43, 9:25. PARAMOUNT "The Deep Six." 11:10. 2:50, 5:50, "Wayward Girl," 9:50, 1:10. 4:35, 7:55.

PILGRIM "Decision at Sundown," 11:15, 2:15, 5:13. "World Was His Jury," 9:40, 12:40, 3:35, 6:35, 9:35. SAXON "Around the World in 80 Days." 8:30. TELEPIX Blue Coast; Monte Carlo; Mice Fishing; Tahiti. Continuous 10:30 to midnight.

TRANS-LUX "One Summer of Happiness," 11:25, 2:55, 8:25, "Game of Love," 9:30, 1:00, 4:30. 8:00. UPTOWN "Hunchback of Notre Dame," 11:10. 2:30, 5:55 9:20 "Vagabond King," 1:05, 4:30, 7:55. TONIGHT at 8:30 The TAmBURITZANS SLAVIC MUSIC AND DANCE JOHN HANCOCK HALL $2.80, $2.00, $1.60 STAGE IN TOWN Film Movie Question Box ft f.

I 1 L. aa uan dc.ii.ch lu.i.a hi in ft new play In Boston? J.F.M. A. Yes, she is to be cq-starred with Donald Cook in "Love Me Little," which is due in Boston in Q. Are Richard Boone and what James Arness married and Cambridge.

A. Boone is married to the for mer dancer Claire Mcwoon, and their son, Peter, was born Aug. 22, 1953. He has been in many films including "Away All Boats," "Liz zie" and "Killer on the Wall." You can reach him in care of his agent, Milton M. Grossman, 9000 Sunset Hollywood 46.

Arness is married to the former Virginia Chapman and their children are Craig, 9: Jenny Lee, 6, and Rolf, 5. His first movie was "The Farmer's Daughter" in 1946 and others include "Many Rivers to Cross," "Shoot to Kill" and "Battleground." You can reach him at C.B.S., 485 Madison av New York 52. Q. Who was the blonde singer and dancer in J.P. A.

Shirley Jones played Laurie, the lead in "Oklahoma" and did the singing. Bambi Lynn was the dream Laurie who danced. Shirley is now working with James Cag-nev in "Never Steal Anything Small" for Universal, AMUSEMENTS IsV'W 1 I GLENN FORD 'ANN FRANCIS' "BLACKBOARD JUNGLE" Vea Mmm licartfe MwMbaa "BATTLEGROUND WA" AS TOR Doors Dally 9:30 a. m. Sun.

12:30 ANNA MAGNANI ANTHONY QUINN ANTHONY FRANCIOSA IN HAL WAUIS' PRODUCTION A Paraaoist Pitt an THEATRES SUFFOLK DOWNS ft-" imidk Air force with entry to the Infantry. How all that is brought about is complicated and wildly funny. "No Time for Sergeants" has been ingeniously set by Peter Larkin. He has created cheerless l.i. DarracKs, sterile offices, a purple dance hall, a full-scale bomber which takes-ofT and wings across the sky (with one side conveniently peeled oft so the audience can see inside) and a moodv corner of the forest primeval.

The scenery, in a word, is spectacular. James Hoiden plays Will with a loving affection. Tall," curly-headed and gangling, he is every inch the Georgia cracker: and his sense of timing is perfect. As Ben, Louis Beachner is a combination of Andy Hardy and Roddv Mc Dowell on his way to "Compul sion." Myron McCormick, as the harassed Sergeant King is proper ly set-upon and sympathetic. Cliff Hall is excellent as a general with too many draftees in his hair.

No classic comedy, "No Time for Sergeants" is still a very funny show. TV's Barbara Eden, Ansara of Lowell SaV They've MaVTied HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 27 (UP)- Actress Barbara Eden, 23. co-star of the television series "How to Marry a Millionaire," and Michael Ansara, 34, who portrays Indian cnier on TV, today re vealed they were married Jan. 11.

The two said the private ceremony was in St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church here. Ansara, a native of and Miss Eden of San Fran cisco, met at the 20th Century-Fox television studios, where their TV series is being filmed on adjacent stages. Her series is scheduled for Fall release. Emil Gilels Seats will be on sale this morning at Symphony Hall for the recital of Emil Gilels, Russian piano virtuoso, who will appear Wednes day, Feb.

26. Skelton Back at Work HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 27 (AP)-Comedian Red Skelton, stricken Dec. 30 with a near-fatal asthmatic attack, returned to work today for rehearsals of his live television program tomorrow evening. "I feel fine but I still get awfully tired quickly," said Skelton.

AMUSEMENTS CEnrf si ONE SHOW TOOAT 8:40 DM PARADISE it seen through rtexNKtut AMERICAN THEATRES CORK on wori our ortff mm The 37 persons named yesterday in the report of the Massachusetts Commission on Communism anri isuoversive Activities are: Frances H. Berges of 107 Bruns wick st Boston. Fred Bradley of 11 Harvey st Everett. Eileen Murphy Breen -of Pond rd Scituate. Israel M.

Buckman of 23 Abbott uorcnester. Rachel Buckman of 23 Abbott st. Dorchester. Homer Bates Chase of Hillsboro, N.H. Joseph Corb Chase of 32 Mason urookime.

Oliver Lincoln Chase of 21 Ab bott Dorchester. Abraham Cohen of 77 Bigelow yuincy. Alice Fehlhaber of 115 Mt. Pleas ant Gloucester. Elmer O.

Fehlhaber, husband of Alice. Lewis Paine Gordon of 386 L-nestnut st Lynn. Marguerite C. Hicks of 24 Waban st Roxbury. Frances Briggs Allen Hood of 33 i ayston Koxbury.

Edmund S. Izzo of 81 Elm st, -Lawrence. Wolger Washington Johnson of vo Kaaciiffe Dorchester. Myer Klarfeld of 117 Shore Winthrop. Doris Hall Kubinyi of 293 Western Gloucester.

Kalman Kubinyi of 203 Western Gloucester. Olive Sutton Leith of 5 Schuyler Roxbury. Harold Lester Lewengrub of 68 Lawrence Roxbury. Joan Breen Lipshires of Scituate. Sidney S.

Lipshires of Scituate. William R. McCarthy of 7 Hazel-wood Maiden. Mildred Murdock of 115 Parker Newton. Francis J.

O'Connor of 112 Homestead Roxbury. Robert Pollock of 16 Anderson Boston. George L. Roe of High Plain Sharon. Betty Roland of 71-A Esmond Dorchester.

Michael A. Russo of 566 Blue Hill Roxbury. Pearl Russo of 67 Homestead Roxbury. Daniel Boone Schirmer of 35 Fayston Roxbury. Etheldreda M.

Schirmer of 35 Fayston Roxbury. Joseph Sherman of 38 Walnut Roxbury. Fannie Wasserman of 36 Hans- oorougn uorcnester. Geoffrey Warner White of 8 Irwin Roxbury. Ann Levine White of 8 Irwin Roxbury.

AMUSEMENTS JiUPIK FRENCH RIVIERA monte carlo Nice Futiing Dr. Jflnner Cartoon New ley the commission charged1 that Rev. Lothrop "has been the' stout champion in Boston of well known members of the Communist Party." The report goes on to claim that nd Emmett. posers, witn dames not- rian anjl ir-Pnrm iplc "THE ENTERTAINER" Phunert Theater at 8. Sir Laurence Olivier makes his Boston debut a a eone-and-dance man in this sardonic comedy bv John Osborne Produced by David Merrick With members of the original london cast, Georce Hpipn.

urenaa oe sanzie TUP r.aasa RP" fharlei Street Playhouse at 8:30 Truman capote a fanci ciful clay, presented bv the Actor'f Comnanv. with Jane Cronln. John KePFcrnan and Pirhard Galvin. IHT TAMB RIT7ANS John Hancock Hall at 8:30 Slavic son and dance trouo fom Dtinuesre University. Pro- rram U'll inrliiHa sonea in a noren lanEuases and dialects, and dances from many countries.

R. R. Hancock. British educa tor, said that schools have aimed for too much "at teaching pupils the content of other men minds end too little at training them to discover their own capacity. NOW THRU SUN.

THE McGUIRE SISTERS Reservations for 2nd ihow 10:30 P.M. 8paoial minimum $3.00 Special McGuire Sitter Mat, Performance Feb. 2, 3 to p.m. foe Archbishop Cushlng Fund. Admiaaion S2.00 Reservations AN 8-7000 AN 8-5440 AMUSEMENTS MATINEES SAT.

SUN. It 2:30 TONIGHT 4 EVERY NIGHT at 8: JO CKUMBU KlimSt.tiHft i um sritca moucriM WILLIAM HOLDEN ALEC GUINNESS JACK HAWKINS THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAT arts Mf UN teSEaVtD SCATS BOX OFFICE OPEN 10 A II. 9 e.g. nADY formerly UMHl PLYMOUTH TREMONT LI 1-7040 SUBURBAN SUFFOLK DOWNS I STUART PREMIER TONIGHT 8 SHARP LAURENCE OLIVIER THE ENTERTAINS Available raOTOROfOJ MATINEES TOM'W and THURS. SHUBERT THEATRE Now thru Feb.

8 GAHG asp -sTEviTtmai- MttNETlMO inurinntHitno" sun. m. yn Movie Bullet in "This in ivie'8. ilia wawmmaaar HMJ Xia OtmSvtr Mat Bf O'BRIEN lad 10M0N0 O'BRIEN' By KEVIN "NO TIME FOR NFBGEANTS." bv Ira Levin, adantrd from tl.e novel bv Mac Hyman. returned to Colnmal Theater last nnht.

Procured bv Mau rice Evan and Emmelt Rogrra: pro duction directed lav Mortnn Da Costa: una deaignerl hy Peter Larkin: cos tumes hv iNoei Tiivlnr; lilhWng by FVesv Clark Tha cast: Will Stnckriale Jamea Holrlen Irvin Blamhard Anthonv Marcus Pen Whltlfdae Louis Beachner Serireant Mvron McCormick A Pnychlatrlst Robert van Honten general Bush Cliff Hall enerai Pollard Harry Holcombe "No Time for Sergeants," the fast and furiously funny cartoon about the Georgia cracker retrieved from the hills and inducted into the U.S. Air Force, is back at the Colonial Theater where it played over two years ago on its way to Broadway. Although the cast has changed, the fun has not. "Sergeants" is a farce-comedy linked together by comic strip episodes which are achingly hilarious.1 Sketched in broad lines, most of the characters are caricatures, but Will btockdale is certainly not. When the play catches on its cliches, Will is there to see it through, an innocent yokel whose inbred ignorance is touched with gregarious charm.

Will likes people and he takes them as he finds them. Although his good-nature is sorely put upon by a yawping bunch of fellow draftees, Will is largely unaware. As slow to anger as to understand, urVlon Vl TVtaccBna flnallir ante through, he acts with his fists, Doggedly loyal. Will is be. friended by a horn-rimmed slip named Ben whitledge.

The plot concerns the efforts largely fu tile, persistently amusing of one harried sergeant to transfer Will and Ben to another outfit. To keep Will out of trouble the sergeant gives him the enviable job of cleaning the latrine, a permanent placement. Delighted with the prospect of service. Will rigs ud a line of hoppers so thev snao a salute as the Colonel passes through on inspection. With and without Ben.

Will skips from one lunatic inspiration to another until the Air Force and the Infantry spin around his bright stupidities. The play reaches a peak of hilarity when the two friends are blasted from the tail of a bomber by a test-explosion in the desert. They parachute to earth and, through Will's devising, earn medals and freedom from the STAGE IN TOWN For AMUSEMENTS at vniuuntN nnv. With ahiiitc til AT MAT CMnueW "80days Mrt m.j a Todd 10 S.I. MINIMS SAXON WKEKS lH.lt I on; IStATE 11:15, JOHN WAYNE SOPHIA LOREN R0SSAK0 ERAZZI TH COST COUOft fSNNY EDWARDS SOON A ttZf SIX" Flit Co-Hit 1 i 1 t.j HUL if COOMAN Jerry Lewia-Daid Wuaa "THE SAD SACK" "GIRL IN THE WOODS" 1:15.7 STRAND "laar Fan atlxa" me laaaay "Ta Stan; ef Estaar CettiHa" iaaa Craarfanl NEWTON PARAMOUNT FrMFartla LA 7-4180 aiotoreyeleGano;" 2J0-S-30 "Soeoeitf Girla" mm mm.

i MRS. LlfSHlRES IZZO 7 KLSSO MRS. LEITH The reception, according to the) report, was for Daniel Boone Schirmer, described as a "longtime functionary and leader of the Communist Party who had gone Otis Archer Hood, Frank CoUier, Edith Abber, Ann Burlak Timpson, Barbara Rosenkrantz and Herbert Zim merman. Among the 37 persons named in the report, two a husband and wife were said by the commission to have severed their relationship with the Communist Partv last March. They are named as Geoffrey Warner White of 8 Irwin Roxbury, and Ann Levine White During 1948 and 1949, White was a full-time employee of the Communist Party in Massachusetts, a delegate to district conventions held in Otisfleld Hall, Roxbury in January and March of 1957, and previously under indictment by a Federal grand iurv for violation nt the Smith Act.

The indictment later was dismissed. He left the party shortly after the local convention last March, according to the commission. His wife, who severed her afflii. ation at the same time, according to the report, also attended district Communist Party conventions in Roxbury and was active in several front groups, the report said. The report stated that the delegates from this district elected to attend the Communist Party convention in New York in February, 1957, included Michael Russo.

Frances Hood, Robert Goodwin, Sidney Lipshires, and Schirmer. It was then stated that those who actually attended the New York session from Massachusetts were Benjamin Landey of Sharon, Robert Goodwin of Lynn, Philip Koritz of Mattanan. Frances anri Otis Hood of Roxbury, Michael nuM-o ui noxoury, ana Schirmer. There was considerable criti-cism by several in the Massachusetts delegation concerning activities of the national party group, and besides Mr. and Mrs.

White, Sidney and Joan Lipshires of Scituate resigned from the party, the report stated. All 37 individuals designated as present or past Communists either, appeared as witnesses before tha commission or were invited to appear and failed to show, it waf stated. In all, the commission has named 122 against whom it said it has evi-: dence of Communist activitv. Of: the 85 identified in its report of June 9, 1955, the Red probers say. at least 50 have frequented th: Community Church.

There is a section of the current report which lists those whom the commission says it has observed in the church center. Besides Sen. Bowker. other commission members sianins1 th r. port included Sen.

James W. Hen-nigan Jr. (D-Jamaica Plain; Reps. John T. Tynan (D-South Boston), vice chairman; Roger A.

Sala (D-North Adams), and William I. Ran-: dall (R-Framingham), and Special'. Justice George W. Cashman of tha Boston Juvtnils Court. Included in the bulky report were several charts depicting the investigative ramifications of the commission.

One shows the Community Church as the focal point of what the report specifies as Communist and Red "front" activities. BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES OF THOSE NA3IED, PAGE 13 Tknt'a .11 fou neea ooi in your "Gel Acquointed Gift" Irora Americo'i fortnoM cnaiei ef dance studios. You must phone today. for Miss Howard DALE DANCE STUDIOS 'L waahinjton 8t. ar raraaaaaat TkeatrO tlB WW MRS.

RUSSO I if COLONIAL TONIGHT, 8:30 MAT. WED. 2:15 P. M. MAT.

SATURDAY, 2:30 LIMITED ENGAGEMENT No, tan Than. Era. 54.40 ta 1.65. Frl. 1 Sat.

Era. $4 .95 ta 1.65. Hats. Was A Sat $3.85 ta 1.10. WILBUR LAST 2 WKS.

Eve. 8:36. Hate. Wed. Sat.

1:36 "HUB BLUSHES AT CAT" DOYLE, American "Beautiful lyrical production." Harvard Crimion "THE GRASS HARP" By Truman Capote 'Gentle and Tender" Herald The Charles St. Playhouse 64 Charlea St. Tel. Res. CA 7-01 OS Tues.

Thru Frl. at 8:30 Sat. at 7:00 9:30 Sun. at 4:00 $2.90, S2.40. SI.

80 AMUSEMENTS aP a axillae LAST DAYI ALAN lADt) "Th i I I 1 LAUGH HIT! 'A' til PCTWWn 1 TON I "STARKLY REAL AOULTS OftUVI It. t. TMIS ARLINGTON CAPITOL Cont. froa 6:30 "DEERSLAYER "Durrnil e.1 ftin Prof Cnn" Action thl IUIJUU Ul UIC Ulfll JUCC HlohSfH CLEVELAND CIRCLE CIRCLE LO 6-4040 Mat. 8:00 Rita Hayworth la Calar Frank Sinatra "we Plug Outstanding 8hort Subject; DORCHESTER FRANKLIN Twa Treat Rrptati Sinatra J.

Craia "Joker is Wild" "Helen Morgan Story" at JO MORTON Matinea at Bird 6:15 Frank Sinatra-Rita Hayworth I. Raaian 'Hellcats of the Navy' ror inn tngaaemem amy: nar. ua Children free wtifn aetftmnaniad ay adalt HANCOCK VILLAGE HANCOCK FA 5-0303 Ample Parking Jerry Lrwla "THE SAD SACK" I "DEVIL'S HAIRPIN" Comet Wilde 7:45 JAMAICA PLAIN JAMAICA "THE SAD SACK" Jerry lewis Ends Wednesday "Tha Devil'a Hairpin' Cornel Wilde Golden pink rosewood dinnerware MATTAPAN ORIENTAL PARKING Jerry Lewii "SAD 8ACK" 5-9 JO Cornel Wilde "DEVIL'8 HAIRPIN" ROSLINDALE RIALTO DINNERWARE FOR THE LADIES Jerry Lewis 'SAD SACK' mmer hock ana hoii" IQNtYl 1 ne also supported the "fringe organizations which they (Communists) have successfully infiltrated." "Sheer poppycock," was Rev. Lothrop'g reaction to the allegations levelled at himself and the non-sectarian church he has headed for the past 21 years. He accused the commission.

headed by Sen. Philip G. Bowker (R-Brookline) with misuse of rjub- lic funds and asserted that "imbedded within this report is an attack on religious freedom." Cites First Prpbe The first legislative commission assigned to inquire into Communist, Fascist and Nazi activities within the commonwealth had its attention attracted to the Community Church and Rev. Lothrop, this latest report declared. After referring to the report of the earlier legislative commission, in 1938, the present group contended that its investigation "has revealed that the affinity has been unbroken during the 20 intervening years." The minister in the earlier in vestigation oi zu years ago ap peared belore the legislative com' mission as a witness, according to the report yesterday.

Although invilea xo appear rjeiore a sub' committee of the current com' mission. Rev. Lothrop failed to respond, the resort said. Another reference to the Community Church in yesterday's report claimed that seven leaders of the Communist Party in New England were tendered buffet supper and reception at the church center following their indictment for violation of Massachusetts laws on subversion. SYMPHONY HALL CO 6-1492 BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CHARLES MUNCH, Music Director Tonight at 8:30 Guest Conduetorl ROBERT 8HAW AMUSEMENTS Show SATS.

J5-10 fHQMt'lA 1 Kinovdr $. trff Stollea; St)- I Al Anser Dirleaa Drake Bert Carr NEXT. MON. Hose Diamond Marlon Rassell CU WASHINGTON ST. LI 2-3737 the stages I inn i in GENE KELLY TAMARA TOCJMANOVA IGOR YOUSKEVITCr Color by Tttnnicolor PLUS: "THE OAMt Of LOVf StarU oggTl' FRIDAY 1 fin F4 9 ALL okZlnltt new hits feS5p4i 8 OF THE YEAR I Award Winner 1 II N.

Y. Film Critics I t.i. te! HI9 I JNE" 1 VltVIIVaoa-a If AlecGviNNISSi.1 111 aHaaW Mat- MT I I I TAI I lsEE ea''' JSi I Si 11. 1 1 NttSBC, our to a movih MONA FREEMAN Below ROAD' Ptusl TRIPLE DECEPTlCr tICHN1CO10l ROXBURY RIVOLI It tor Mitire-Olana Oars "The Long Haul" 20-6 J0-925 "The Mammoth Monsters" ROXIE Early Bird Shea Show 8:00 JarryPin Carnal "0EVILS Lawii wi nn 921'Wllda HAIRPIN1 SOMERVILLE BALL SQUARE Jaha Gregsoa "Pursuit of tha Graf Spee" 31-9-l "Mister Rook A Roll" CENTRAL "April Love" "BABY FACE NELSON" 7:20 CAPITOL "Slaaahter an 10th Ave." 7:40 J. Cagney "MAN WITH 1000 FACES" WALTHAM EMBASSY TW 4-3840 Aata Parking Jerry Lewis "SAD SACK" "Short Cut to Hell" Wednesday Sana Kelly "Lea Girls" live X3HlCi? fefcebeaurtfuT1 co-hit hakib Aniazoer aw cotoa WEST NEWTON NEWTON Jerry Lewis-David Wayna la "SAD SACK" Shown at I.

Mitthia "Fir Down Below" WOLLASTON WOLLASTON "BOMBERS B-62" "MISTER ROCK AND ROLL Starts Wed. "PAL JOEY" HURRY! 6th AND POSITIVELY FINAL WEEK TheTown- 1t Mb People- SM 1 Eveiyone's iftf Talking About! JERRY WALD'S a Se si a I pi I ir. ji Ift I STERLING HAYDENI I0K (ff. OPENS OPENS J- FRAMINGHAM (Cont.) GORMAN Charlton Heaton "The Naked Jungle" Bhq Crosby "LITTLE BOY L08T" ST. GEORGE 17 Start Fiti.

Domino 21 Tims "Jamboree" Bowery Boys "GHOST CHASERS" DORCHESTER AOAMS 6-2080 250 Car Pvkln HELD LAST DAVI Frank "nil inrV" Kl" Sinatra 'Ut' Nmak 9:30 "Tl JUNA STORY" DORCHESTER Rntwrt Waontr-lnan Cellini GE 6-9700 "STOP OVER TOKYO" Lucille Ball Deal Arnez "FOREVER DARLING" EVERETT PARK "Parson and the Outlaw" ima Crawferi 'Story of Esther Coatello" LEXINGTON LEXINGTON Parking VO 2-3260 "3 FACES OF EVE" 'TC Wrt. "Teahouse of tha August Moon" MALDEN Cent.lll fiPin CIOVII GRANADA oAU 5Abl Jury Lawli DI4 Waynr 'STOWAWAY GIRL" Trtna- Howara (Sasanma) Stnrti Wwl. "IES GIRLS" G. Krlly-M. Gaynnr CTRSNn Vlctw Matari-Dlana Oora Fra.

Park THE LONG HAUL" Guy Madison "THE HARD MAN" (Witern) 8tarts Wed. "RAZZIA" (Shocking) Held 0r for 2nd Weak Cunt. 1-11 AUDITORIUM Rita Hayworth "PAL JOEY" Kim Novak Howard "Sierra Stranger" (Wistornl Starts Wfd. "BRIDE IS MUCH TOO BEAUTIFUL" MEDFORD FELLSWAY "Will Success "SEA WIFE" Spoil Rock Hunter?" MEDFORD Natalie Wood-Karl Maiden "BOMBERS B-52" Cornel Wilde "DEVIL'S HAIRPIN" MILTON MILTON ART BL 8-2335 PARKING Held Over Now thru Tueaday, Feb, 4 "THE MIRACLE OF MARCELINO" 3 Shows Daily NORTH STATION E. M.

Loew'e LANCASTER LA 3-4060 "STOPOVER TOKYO" AND "COURAGE OF BLACK BEAUTY" NORWOOD NORWOOD "Cin C1PV" 30-Jerry Lewis oMUPl 95 "DECISION AGAINST TIME" QUINCY Jerry Lewis "SAD SACK" STRAND "THE BLACK PATCH" REVERE REVERE Jerry Lewis "SAD SACK" Tror Howard "8TOWAWAV GIRL" SAUGUS STATE C. Wild "MR. ROCK AND ROLL" "THE DEVIL'S HAIRPIN" SOMERVILLE TEELE Both Recommended by Film Critics "THE YOUNG STRANGER" James MacArthur-Kim Huntap "DOCTOR AT LARGE" Dirk Bogarde-Muriel Paloy SOUTH BOSTON BROADWAY Ian. Altym-Nmam tmnl 1JO-6JO "INTERLUDE" T'Calw Michel Way "THE BRAVE ONE" STRAND Cary Grant-Frank Sinatra "Pride and the Pasaion" 2 "Deep Adventure" 15-45-7 35 STONEHAM STONEHAM Natalia WMd-Karl Maldta "BOMBERS B-B2" Iran Cof( 'STORY ESTHER WAKEFIELD WAKEFIELD CRS-0412 "BOMBERS B-62" 7:45 "GUN GLORY" 6 20-9-40 WELLESLEY Bi' "DOCTOR AT LARGE" Jaa. laUrtkar Twai ttraaear WINCHESTER INCHESTER Wl 6-2500 la Tttfeiwlar Nitt Pat Booe "APRIL LOVE" ScOtt i'TV.

Bni-tlnr Brfinil" Brad IU6 wIGCM 3 ARLINGTON REGENT "TIN STAR" Henry Fonda-Anthony Perklnt "3 FACES OF EVE" Joan Woodward BACK BAY mm more. (stwoFTSMtntVE') Ml till fed TECHNICOUDR. s- JtarHAHVARD COLLEGE'S 1 1 TO THE ACS "SUPERB!" 5tomgMARIA SCHELL Aililril -MAM KL MAIU Ml" kexmore BELMONT STRAND C. Grant "KISS THEM FOR ME" IV 4-1706 "BADLANDS OF MONTANA" BROOKLINE COOLIDGE Mat, 1 7 "WRITTEN the WIND" JltS 'Battle Hymn" Rock Hadsra CAMBRIDGE BRATTLE Harvard Sq. TR 8-4226 Vittorio DeSica "It Happened in the Park" CHARLESTOWN THOMPSON SQ.

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