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StTCS MRU QIIENTAl riTim PREHIER Slwri MI. VERNO mm rocm GWENN FORSTTHE MacUlNE PLAINS 1 ITHI ARTISTS AND MODELS' 4 'ALIAS JOHN PKISTOK- OtURCll VICTORIA 11M STREET toniwnfl MfW BORIS The BLACK KARLOFF 4jTK FACE BEHIND ROOM'fthe MAST-ftter ivr. Balsam Heads I Israel Festival Magistrate Balsam of Ozone Park will be chairman of the Israel Music Festival to be held March 10 at Forest Hills HS, it was announced by the Long Island Committe for Bar-Ilan University of Israel. The festival will be In behalf of the university, one of the first American-patterned schools of higher learning iii Israel. The school opened last September with Dr.

Pinkhos Churgin, formerly of Yeshivah University, as president. In accepting the chairmanship Balsam declared, "Bar-Ilan University will be for Israel what Yeshivah is for America." LIRRAslis End Of a Station The Long Island Rail Road has petitioned the Public Service Commission for a green light to go ahead with plans to tear down the Locust Manor station near the Jamaica Race Track if racing is transferred from the Jamaica track to a proposed "super-racetrack" at Belmont Park. The LIRR told Examiner Harold Weber that the station would become a "ghost station" if the race crowds stopped using it. The railroad presented statistics showing that only 80 commuters use the station during a regular weekday. The number drops to about 330 during a non-racing Saturday.

For passengers who usb the station daily, the line suggested the Higbie Ave. Station as a substitute. It is, however, almost a mile away. School Site Contract Let The Malveme Board of Education has awarded a $64,600 contract to the Davis Construction of Hicksville to grade the Bite of its new senior high school. The new school will be situated across Ocean Ave from the pres ent school, which will be converted to a unior high.

The grading, which is expected 0- BIG ACTS VWJDMIE HURRY LAST 2 DAYS 'ONE Of STIRRING DRAMAS its- 1-nrn (701: PALACE Ipmskct I JTIIY0U I ums pnmpnnnrn LLP 1 ijo- IFRANKIM t- THf Deep Blue Problem RKO theatres, for their showing of "The Deep Blue Sea," starring Vivian Leigh, is offering $1,000 for the best advice in 100 words or less, on how Miss Leigh should handle her problem in the film. Prizes will be $500 to the first winner, $200, second, $100 to third, and eight at $25 each. Entries must be mailed or brought to any RKO neighborhood house no later than March 6. The entrant's age must be included. "The Deep Blue Sea," opens Wednesday.

Accompanying feature la "The Bottom of the Bottle" with Van Johnspn, Joseph Cotton, Ruth Roman and Jack Carson. to be completed by May, Involves moving- fill from a nearby site and filling in part of the senior high school site. It includes eliminating most of Pine Pond so that only a stream will run through the property. Part of the site was transferred to the school district by the Long Island Park Commission and another section is in the process of transfer from New York City. Until the building is completed in the fall of 1957, the high school will continue on overlapping and extended sessions.

Helen's Story Set Jack L. Warner announces that "The Helen Morgan Story" will go into production on March 15. Frank P. Rosenberg will produce and Oscar Saul is writing the screenplay. Plans are underway to select a top star for the part of the well-known singer.

Two at Loew's Two MGM films, "Ransom!" starring Glenn Ford and Donna Reed, and "Quentin Durward," with Robert Taylor and Kay Kendall, are the new attractions at Loew's Valencia, Paradise, 175th St. and 83d St. theatres for a week beginning Wednesday. Winner "Unchained," Hall Bartlett production released by Warner has won the National Conference of Christian and Jews National Brotherhood Award for 1955. ma nrr mii 7IOtMT SCOTT 11.11 MOST COURTROOM tmts VED.

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11:59. 1 8:67. 6:66. 7:59, 10:01. ia.

CAPITOL 10:30. 12:39. :48. 8:08. 7:28.

:48. 117. 1 CRITERION 10:20, 12:25. 8:35. 4:40.

6:50. 8:55. 11. MAVFAIR 10:43. 1:47.

4:61. Pre. :05. 12:09. 3:13.

:17. 12:25) Ml SIC HALL 10:45. H34. 4:28. 7:19.

10:11. PALACE 11:10. 1:15. 5:10. 8:15.

11 :10. PARAMOl'Vr 10:25. 12:33. 8:41. 4:49.

6 57. 9:07. 11:15. 8:.0. ROXY 10:55.

1:60. 4:50. 7:60. 10:4.1. STATE 10:38.

12:47. 2:56. 6:06. 7:14. 9:23.

11:29. SCTTOX 12:26. 2:25. 4:25. 8:25.

8:20. 10-20. VICTORIA 10. 8:12. 4:18.

8:24. 8:30. 10:36. 12:42. WARNER 2:40.

8:40. BROOKLYN THEATRES FOX 11 05 1:65. 4.45, 7:35. 10:25. PARAMOUNT 1:47.

4:34. 7:21. 10:08. STKA.SU 12:30. 3:45.

710:15. LOEW'S THEATRES ALPrVK 2:42. -25. 10:11. BAY KIIXiE 12:40.

3:63. 7:00. 10:22. BOKO FAKK 12:30. 3:44.

6 58. 10:16. BKKYOOKT 1:27. 4:28. 7:31.

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2:29. 6:19. 10:12. iATKS 2:26. 6:18, 10:11.

HILLSIDE 2:19. 6:13. 10:09. KAMRO 2:33. 6:20.

10:07. KIM.s 12. 3:37. 7:14. 10:51.

MKTKDPOLlTiN 7:02. 10:22. ORIENTAI 2:31. 6:21. 10:10.

PITKIN 12. 3:37. 7:14. 10:64. I'KKMIKR 2:24.

6:17. 10:10. TK1K0KO 12:25. 3:40. 6:56.

10:10 --VALENCIA 11 :30. 3:09. 6:48. 10:27. BKO THEATRES AI.BEB 12:60.

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3:20. 630. 9:60. MADISON 12. 3:20.

6:30. 9:50. PROSPECT 12. 3:20. 6:30.

9 50. RICHMOND HILL 12. 3:20. 6:30. 9:60.

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