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THE BOSTOY DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY, JUNE IS, 1954 Anrasemenli Ihlrty-Egrht OLD HOWARD 9e Show. 1, 3, 7:30, AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Movie Schedules AMUSEMENTS laJM-j a Jivaro." -nooua HoUday," 10.57. 5. ST. IRPHEIM "Student Prince." 10.

12:23, 0:10, 7:30, S.5S. Schoolchildrcn's Show of "This Is Cinerama" The management of the Boston ASTOft "Xnoelt en 10:10, "DOUBLE INDEMNITY" dav mh i Alin "LOST WEEKEND" LAST DAY1 12:43, 2:43,. 11:53. 2:10. 4:20, Btiuadron," 'r-r-ffTTirr-TTT 11:03, 8, 8: "Arrow In the Dust, BEACON BlLI "Yum Btwn." 9 50, :40, 12:40, 3.35, Theatre announces that there will be a special Schoolchildren's 4, 7, id; -mau LMoon." (.30.

8:30. NEW ENGLAND FILORIM "Camlval Story," 30. BOSTON "Cinerama," 8:40 p. m. 12:29.

8 20, "Saint i Girl rrlday," 11:05. 5, 8. nsjjl (WEDNESDAY) From Horn," STATE "Student Prince," IS 1:30, AIR CONDITIONED, 2:33. 5:83, "Halls Into 2: 4.55,, 7:20, :45. CIS, 4:22.

7:1 A TBANS-l-rx "Beachhead." 9:52, 12 S5. 1:17. 4:44 "The Mnb," 50, CEVTEB- Show of "This Is Cinerama" at 10:39 m. Saturday, with a special price of $1, Including tax. This will be a chance for all school children In Greater Boston and surrounding suburbs to see "This la Cinerama" at this special price before the closing of schools.

Tickets are now on sale at the box-office, which Is open daily "River No Rcturo," 11:37, 7 01. SsSSj "Uypay Colt. 3:24, 8:27, 8:30. IT EG I St-J ER WBohc LEFT 0 er ox 9:48, ot 9. it TELEPIX Continental Holiday) Four IXETEB "PicKwlck Papert," Aces: uaiicnos In vruetiiy; Koiilnir in Style: Three Wlhe! Two Cartooni: 4 4U, mvi and Bnona, 4:10, 6:30, 8:45.

riewreel. Continuous from 10:30 to 4 L. miumgnl. bunQay from lp m. sis WEVWAT "Dnwnta Hatiadron." 11:30.

20ih Cenfvry-f ox brings fo fhs world the CPTOWN "Playgirl." 12:35. 3:35, Arrow in irusi." "Mo 'a 11 5 2. 5. 8:08. from 10 a.

m. to 9 p. m. KEITH MEMORIAL "Thrpo fnlns In (At continuation of the greatest sfory of fove oncf foJifi in fh hisforyof entertainment rountatn, lo.us, 13:25, 2:40, 7:30, KENMOBE "BeautiM (a th Nltrht, I WLL'WCIZ 11:30 p- I iRfe 8. 7-S3, 58; Pecoa ma.

8:33. MATM.OWER "Indiscretion of Ampr- "Saracen Blade' 8:10. 12, 3:45, 5:30, ADELE JERGENS ha one of the METROPOLITAN "Lojt principal roles in uveriana pa cific," opening tomorrow at the Ftlgnm Theatre. Co-starred with VICTOR MATURE In a scene from 20th Century-Fox' Cinema-Scope production of "Demetrius and the Gladiators," opening tomorrow at the Metropolitan Theatre. The technicolor apectacle also stars Susan Hayward.

Michael Rennie, Anne Bancroft, Debra Paget and Jay Robinson. her in the color adventure story is Jack Mahoney of "The Range Rider TV fame. Also on the bill is "Return to treasure laiana," in color. 2 days jl. fpMm JIMMY AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS durante faftJL4r Mary Ellen Kay in Show Business at Age Now Young Film Veteran By MARJOBY ADAMS SINUWI a.tAC, MlOK-dOIUtT HAGMtlC MfCTIONAl SttRIOrHONK Soundi 2JJ NEPONSET CIRCLE REVERE DEDHAM NATICK I Ji (Kjf; fTFa i.

urv oiiinn Ararfpmv "I knew how to face an audience ttllCIB L. i 1 J. Award winner in 193Z, maea a ana sing, out i wi came any mil auio va- scene of violence and passion on the screen, he "winds up" lor it, plained. "Fortunately for me the first stage role i ma was Meg -'Symphony Hair CO 6-1492 'Little Women." My xnees were by yelling, thumping his breast, grunting and screaming to get into CLOUOTO WSTAU 9M Nf 6IAHT SIZE knocking so hard they cracked, and I ahivered goose pimples onto TICKETS AT BOX OFFICE Tonight at 8:30 Reopfnini my arms. But as Meg.

the invalid sister, I did most ol my acting from a wheel chair. Ihe Bigacnisl rVIILS BAGWOYjr jtf POPS I (if 9 JOAW KNlAINf Mari BWNCHAWJ AMUSEMENTS ARTHUR FIEDLER, Conductor TICKETS BOO, 1, $1.50, 2.50 ANAMIKIWI Hftt I Rlade JCNNIFEO. JONES TWoioXt rf? Blade? I1' S3X OWCf uimm! aaohtoowcrv CliPT -montaiW THE TEMPTRLSS MtSSAUNA tNTIUS UST 0171 MEDFORD BRAINTREE DEMST8IUS FROM THE WORD Of GOO! '3 Coins, tiAtne Si NO COVER NO MINIMUM ALL THIS WEEK Russell ARiS Slar of "TV Hit Farads" Plus ELLIS WILLIAMS Boston's Own Rsoardini Sensation BLINSTRUB'S for Reservations Ttk SO S-S443 victor Mature susah Hayvard 111 UK Fountai IKTTVfCrDT Bl DEMEUIUS MONTGOMERY CLIFT JEMMFER JOES TtflMMIC.rtl rtO MiCHAEL RENNIE DEBRA PAGET ANNE BANCROFT 1AY ROBINSON RICDO MOfUBO fauftt at CnliguJtt at Lvcio ARLINGTON FRAMINGHAMCont. AMUSEMENTS REGENT Hmtitn-emitry rnk MARY ELLEN KAY IT. GEORCI Tony Curtie lit Color "BEACHHEAD" AlejWIee "BLACK GLOVE" "ROMAN HOLIDAY Letlle Ceroa "LIU" T'Color I' J.V BACK BAY 0ORIWAN Anne Beter-8tee Coehren "CARNIVAL STORY" Co'or Wndll Corey "LAUQHINQ ANN" I-AST II A SI KENMOIIE HYDE PARK VhJ atifilkwa.

FAlHWOUNT NY 3-1234 Air Cwl.d TTj fN CUII'I Jcan(Ie TO SAVE HER LIFE, MESSALINA PERSONAL AFFAIR" fit' DlWHt'WABt Peter tlli Demelnuil "TAKE THE FROM THIS THE WILD BACCHANALIAN FEAST OFj THE GLADIATORS sndi In frnzid ergyl PROMISES le bring ths mad Caligula "The Robe" I LYNN DAY GO FORWARDI" "Brftiif'liw' nirteted bv Wrltfen hv rKBJTANnrH, "THK aria the mrod. At least, that is what he did when working on "The Long Wait," the United Artirts film due at the State and Orpheum Saturday. Dainty, little Mary Ellen Kay, one at the four girls who work opposite him in the Mickey SplUane story, smilingly told of how the brawny Quinn manages to look so savage throughout mot of the story. She is in Boston for a brief stay, and met the press at breakfast yesterday, looking lika the most decorative bonbon in a box of chocolates, with her pale blue scarf and her forget-me-not frock. Mary Ellen started a career of singing at the age of 6.

and later toured on one-night stands with Gene Ryan and his band. She became a supper club soloist at the sae of 17 and even headlined at mm HUMPHREY BOGART JOSE FERRER DON CAMILIJB" rndr wwu.n of Worm Urst WiO.Viiloo icr. tottf a CkBftrHr (lt Dw FRANK ROSS DELMER DAVES PHILIP DUNNE VAN JOHNSON FRED MacMURRAY "Mm tg findlii" T.ni'(.ir Grv CfMHr.flnltMl b.uu iCiMnuaiiirTllr Cir Wllinn ROBERT FRANCIS MAY WYNH cpk TICHNICOLOR ASTMUYKiAHOiPRoa MrMwemi I SHEIL6Y WINTtttS WENDELL C06EV mt first Jrr it.ir inrrl MALDEN rlRJ QIKL Htw nAu AlKl AMERICAN JULY 1 N. E. PREMIER! THURSDAY ASTOIi THUTII In ClRmiSei A slurtoBhARi.

THEATRES CORP. BELMONT unANAuA kbi "ROSE MARIE" t' Ml. 'Catenove'e Big Night" "Taia Bon of Coehiee" STRAND coup. "3 YOUNO TEXAN" Technicolor UST OAT! Cacnrt "CamWat Slori' 'Hisl'Ulrirrmjr ib rmjniTrnurn RXn Thoatrn the old New Orleans Club and the AUDITORIUM William Holdan BOWDOIN SQUARE Mavflowe" Ballroom mu "CAP "OIYI FORT BBVO Going to Hollywood she enrolled TOMORROW ICAM060 in various Little Theatre groups. Van Jobnmn-lnannt Brt STARTS TOM'W MABTIN end LEWIS lUOHN PAVNE 51 I I PI I 11 Firsr Boston Showing I Wehli "Sareoen Blede" t'cHr 2 COLOR HITS! POPS TONIGHT MEDFORD IE SAVAGE SAGA OF THE BOKTOW POK Symphony Hall at 8 30 leMea.eMeeaa BROOKLINE p.m.

Artrrnr FiPdier, connuctor. ina lHailtj Timtriil ElCiinMsiogi Afcl fMtU iBLYTH'PURD0il I AD THE J(fCMC f0lf OF jVfiO 6COBSE K-AJTfHUR'3 .) I rfllll Overtura to "William Rnwlni; Clir I.unc, nebus: Hlcharrt FfflBfrj Waltzes. Anriaraoni Violin COOLIOGE Kt. ly fvt. 7pt AVENGING BRANNONS! Ctnwifi No.

2 In minor. Op, 22, CnmfortnBiy Air tonoitionro THE Nil AMI STORY" Berry ullln JAIWE3 r. DALTQNS" XViriiawk( (Soloist: David Abi ADDrpnttCf Sorcerer. DukMi MEDFORD li.h.th Ttlr.0i.n nHim "ELEPHANT WALE" Robert Ryan "ALASKAN EAS erflnn from "Can Can." Porter: The CAMBRIDGE ynewnuer Anderson; iviana, ay- MELROSE MELROSE Kirk Douglei "ACT OF LOVE" Bteve Coohren "SHARK RIVER" NEEDHAM PARAMOUNT 7:0 F. 10:40 alarm Wad 4 Days tio "Msaenv.g Bie KIGNI" T'Color P.

Coreoren "OYPBV COLT" T'Color "TOP BAin" "ALASKA EA9" f-422 BRATTLE NORWOOD New Enalend premiere kf- 4rT" csr J0 NORWOOD Mat. 15, In. cnt. ClnemaSenDt'8trMBhftfil fn.nrf ABBEY GATE Pleyere In "NO RESTING PLACE" 790 9:90 Dorle Day "LUCKY IYIE" Bond "GVPgy COLT" Color QVINCY Tany Cirlli "BEACHHEAD" maw oo" TriCMNICOLOt lAoVll BOSTON'S BI6CEST A DAWN ASDAMI I aaaJaa)aayaBalaW Wfollalilil il BMB In aT 1 eaF I I ai DCAAJJUeAT Mat ST TECHDICOIOR REVERE Maeltomary Cllrt "IllOISCItriloii Rlcardo Montalban, "Saracen Blide' AJLTfK tf unit ROXRVRY EOK OFFICE OPtH 10 3 P.I Or OrrJer by Mail eatlow ttanail ull-eMmiat tanleae RESERVED SEATS NOW CM SAL ulbtun wide Screen 8-9020 Scientist Makes Sea Water Fresh by Use of Oil LOS ANGELES (SS) A new tievica makes fresh water out ct sea water. It is an osmotic membrane, using the principle by which body organs and individual cells purify fluids, built by Gerald Hassler, engineer at University of California in Los Angeles.

Osmotic membranes have been proposed before in connection with sea water distillation. However, previous membranes have been like sieves with tiny holes which allow small molecules to pass through while rejecting larger onos. Hassler' membrane is an extremely thin oil layer supported by capillary action. It ha no holes as iuch, but water molecules can diffuse through it while other molecules are blocked. Mr.

Hassler believe he can ultimately produce a cubic yard package of oil membranes capable of producing 2000 gallons of fresh water per day. The unit would cost about $1000 and last perhaps for 20 years. Preliminary experiments have been supported by funds from the ttate of California. Present research is being supported by a $10,000 grant from the Department of Interior's Saline Water Project. mmnrra FsHa inn" hie HFl)ArfO' CHARLESTOWN SAVGUS CENTER THOMPSON IAUIIV Y10 OUT TATE Bol Ht.

CAS0 BIT, aiouf Elliaboth Taylor "ELEPHANT "Tr son or cnrui Waih. ft ts.ai Stf. HU 2-3670 I Roiomary Cloonay "RED CARTER1' SOMERVILLE DORCHESTER YEELB SQ -BOWERVILLE-BROAOWAY bnufiiuitctf Ala CUMIHTIONEO Jeff Chandler-Rhondi Flamlna "YANKEE PASHA" T'Color "srjorle eaam-Pspey Kilbride FA KETTLE AT HOME" AOAMS tl .200 JO :10 Air Conditioned Comfort at all Timea Jennifer Jonee-Montgomery Clltt "Indleoretlon of An American Wife" loan Fani "Mil INTO LARAMIE" Coler xtra 0inay'i 'Wat limi' 4 'Aatama la Kama' fWB( r0 UnlfS Bar. anl fat. AiiOlE MURPHY LISA GAYE r( ii SOUTH BOSTON BROADWAY Fail Ullm, Mirlt Silvana Manoano "BITTER RICE" Haaa "BAIT" DORCHESTER it -97DO H'lilO "TOW BANANA T'taltf fail HtartM "MAN IN HIDING" Tinnafra atUfnnnn 3 Criwi film EVERETT PARK A4 LYLE BETTGEB WALTER BRWHlt WALTER BREKNAI1 STRAND errtuntla Kirk Douglea Kirk Dnalat "CT OF 10VE lamai "JIVARO" T'talaf ACT OF LOVE" Yvonne tie Carlo IN N.

E. ONLY AT THE FORT SOUTH WEYMOUTH I A 'Indiscretion a tvn Gou.jcain UiAj." with aauat aaartiaaa SA1ACIN utor hi iii ASTOR THEATRE FRAMINGHAM CAMEO EllMtfetk "RHAPSODY" 'f)ii lia "TENNESSEE CHAMP" ARLINGTON NEWTON MAM COS DAY-MUOH O'BSIAN -JAY SAVRHKIS YANKEE PASHA" Jeff Chandler Cuar i DAI IV A. B. SUNDAYS 1230 DANNY KAYE IN HIS GREATEST 'KNOCK ON WOOD' Cnlnr Tarhnirolar roruiAR prices continuous NEWTON Fayna "Rail! lata laramit' Haaa "CASANOVA'S BIQ NIGHT" -r feel! 1 1S. I WEYMOUTH CAPITOL "MIAWII STORY" Crlma tw ROSLINDALE CLEVELAND CIRCLE WEYMOUTH WE9-2M0 ISStn "YANKEE PASHA" CIRCLE L0 6-4040 M.

1:49. E. 7:45 Fsrl'a RIALTO itnnllr JanH-Mont. Cllft Etiz. Tavlar "ELEPHANT WALK" T'ealar i Air Goad.

"Inillieritlofl at an Aaitriean Wlta" Onaaa Cortwsa "GYPSY COLT" T'ealar 1 R. HontaMran "SARACEN BLADE" anlor WINCHESTER taiTS' IttntiWrr DORCHESTER i INCHESTER Wl 6-2500 a RIVOLI AlrCsni. Taa T'eolar Hid Via JoHnKin FRANKLIN "SARACFR SHOE" irjjf Jtanrfar 'UniCPDrTlflal, uSIg at Fte Rim" lenai iiiuiuunLiiuii Air Conditioned 2 Technicolor Hit Bob Hope-Joan Fontaine "CASANOVA'S BIG NIGHT" R. Fleming "JIVARO" Hopkinton High Awards 35 Diplomas HOPKINTON', June 15 A class of 35 senior received diplomas at the annual graduation exercises of Hopkinton High School in the Town Hall last evening. Chairman Norman Packard of the School committee presented the diploma and awards were announced by Principal John J.

Carey Jr. Speakers were Raymond Robbins, Lucy Rice and Patricia Dee. Diplomas were awarded to: Marv Beattie Fflward KirifV toralne Bertrmd Phyllis McDonald Nancy Chase Carol A Moor '20-9 -30 A (itlitlS TOOaf; -Htl Of HO KTMMrT.tlUj WOBTON 0larsr Tsy EMnar Wllliaaii ROXIE Dlanarmra Taaay EASY TO LOVE" ealw (IF AM AMERICAN WlfE" "RUBY GENTRY" 115 8:00 "SARACEN BLADE" T'talar SOMERVILLE HANCOCK VILLAGE BALL SO. "Great Diamond Robbery" HANCOCK "lmlirina af Aaiwleaa Will" Guy nnequon "the wamna- comnom. Air Cana.

"SARACEN BLADE" Colar "1VPSY COLT" it On Our "New" Wide Screen CAPITOL I. Tayljr "ILIFHANT WALK" Slilll Wlatari "TENNfSSFE CHAMP" ealar "RIVER Of NO RETURN" Cla'aisSMpt "BEACHHEAD" I i Tony Curtie I Frank Lovejor I Donna Corcoran Ward Bond JAMAICA PLAIN PLUS 2nd HIT mss-mmi" ftaaftyJ rVS3 pnta turns Hill i --a- iiN ni-i 7m Continental Holiday (A IH ciai iiieaai A I rol) cf UBU6UY CITY STYLE MARILYN MOMROtT 1 WI8H "T'" JAMAICA "indlatratlaa al Aa Aa.trl.aa BIQ RJOHT" Win Cunnlninsm garrjara jpmi H.el nalryrnpl Pyi Mjilll!" miAB Shown at 2:606:38 0:15 niaatnaar.i CENTRAL "Phantom or Rue Morgue' nJvrt Petrtcen I'Calar "Saraoan Blede" 1130 8:001 WALTHAM Arm Dannny Marilyn Downey Joan YDuma MATTAPAN Jnt Pyne LuovBRlce Raymond Hobblni Fdward Byan Judith Shepherd Ann Sur(ltv lairtata Slltlar "BEGGAR'S OPERA" CENTRAL PUTTS TO TOPAV OINNERWARf Tl) THI LADIES Francis Frfcfc ORIENTAL Air Can. hotter Gipp 2 T'aalor HIM Vaa Jahnaae S)oi it Rae Rltar" 1:15 Christine crnnstme nKr Tony Curtie I 'BEACHHEAD'1 1 John Jr Norma I. Tmnle DORCHESTER To Get Good Help Advertise in the Want and Classified Columns of the GLOBE Read the Want Pagrs in ths Globe Every Day Color Hite Van Johnson "SIEGE AT RED RIVER" EMBASSY Tony Curtie Frank. Looy "BEACHHEAD" William v.alhup noiiKfiys fl Writfh! Patricla AHlldltch 'Frank Jnmfnky Pauline Keel Elton Kent NATICK rvanry lniotKieau CODMAN MantaDmary CUft-Jinalfer Jantt lr Cm.

"lIHwttlo af An Will' ilaa Paynt "RAILS IRT0 LARAMIE" T'tllar Ann Blytn-Hflwara" Kl)-f traanlla Lamai "ROSE MARIE" "LAUGHING ANNE" "Carnival l'Prwrial Affair" WOLLA8TON Eldred Miller COLONIAL "Fireman Seae My Child" Elil. Taylor "ELEPHANT WALK" T'eal WOLI ASTON "ALASKA SEAS" Shelley Winter "PLAY GIRL" Ta' VjI. 9 "FWn't tartii.pl". CAWriAIOflS STRAND "BEACHHEAD" T'igiar AirC(. Tony Curti-Fran Loveloy DFtlVE-INS DRIVE-INS 1:15 7:45 "SIESt AT RED FIVER'' T'lalar I i 1 1 i.T'l i f.VH .1 1 4 lii.i 1.1 SQ.

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