The Bristol Daily Courier from Bristol, Pennsylvania • Page 12

12 Shelby Attending 'Dr. Hopkins, Kodak I Scranton Confer John Shelby of Nichols Camera Stores. 325 Mill Bristol, is one of 21 photographic sales people from 10 states, Canada and Mexico attending a 10-day conference at the Eastman Kodak Com sales training center in Rochester, N. Y. Fox NOW PLAYING 7 9 P.M.

Tony Curtis in "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" Dr. George H. Hopkins of Lev- itlown, secretary of the Pennsylvania Licensed Association, recently attended a meeting with Governor William Scranton in Harrisburg. Purpose of the meeting was to discuss House Bill No. 118 which will transfer state licensing boards to a commission of professional and occupational affairs ELECTRIC CAR HEATERS 1st DRIVE IN 2 COLOR HITS "JUMBO" r'SWORDSMAN OF Future Trar I hts Attend Confab Six members of the Dr.

Thomas Dooley Future Teachers of America Club at Dclhaas High School, traveled recently to the Central Bucks High School, Doyles town, for the llth South! eastern Region Convention of Pennsylvania Future Teachers of i America. Close to 452 students from Ches' tor, Bucks, Montgomery and Delaware Counties attended. These students from Delhaas High School attended: Marilyn Miller, Rita Glantz, Betty Rose Reeves, Cathy Steever, Eileen Lunny and George Johnson. John Hughes, adviser to the Delhaas club and Thomas Anderson of the Delhaas faculty, accompanied the group to Doylestown. GREAT SHOWS TONITI! at Your Conveniently Located ELECTRICALLY HEATED DRIVE-IN THEATRES 'Kr- WITH A IL amu Silvana Manqano Jack Anthony Uuinn Ernest Borgnine Plus! Filmed in the Tradition of "HATARI!" VUIAM TKVffi noun UHM CANM Cinemascope color by or Luxr Doors Open from 7 P.M.

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CY 5-2200 Life On Film TV In Review Should He Be Spared? Will Comebacks Return Next Year? Tony Fontane a motion picture depicting the life of singer Tony Fontane, (above) will be shown tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. in the Calvary Baptist Church, (ireen Lane, Bristol. Filmed in Hollywood by Youth Filins, the teenage division of Gospel Films, it is the first Christian, dramatic musical ever produced. Rev. George Cole, pastor of the church, has invited the public to attend.

Hiqhtstown Country Club Rt. 33, Hiqhtstown, N.J. DANCE Tonight, Sat A Wed Tonight ANDY WELLS BAND Saturday WALT MELLOR JOE MUCHA Every Wed. Friendship Dance for folks 25 over Admission: tl You'll like the beautiful place, the friendly folks whether you come alone or couples. B.v RICK DU BROW United Press International HOLLYWOOD In case anybody forgot, this was to be the year of the comeback on television.

Under cover of a heavy publicity barrage, and before anyone knew it would turn out instead to be the year of Beverly we were deluged with awesome memorandums about the return of Lucille Ball, Jackie (Gleason, Loretta Young, Sid Caesar, Paar and Jack Webb. Roy Rogers returned too, but no one noticed, which was the decent thing to do, and he went away. Well, how have the other come- backers done, and what are their chances of coming back again next season? Miss Ball, to no surprise, was a big hit all over again; and the absence of her former husband, Desi Arnaz, from her new series, apparently had no effect on her popularity. In fact, if the had not stolen all the thunder, her show would have been No. 1-rated among all the new ones.

Lucy May Return The latest word, however, is that she still has not made up her mind at least about whether she wants to go through all the frantic fuss again SATURDAY SUNDAY FEATURE BAKED NATIVE CHICKEN WHIPPED POTATOES GARDEN PEAS HOT ROLLS BUTTER CHOICE OF APPETIZER BEVERAGE DESSERT SERVED SAT. 5 P.M.-9 P.M. COMP. DINNER 11 A.M.-9 P.M. DON'T FORGET OUR FISH FRY EVERY WED.

5-9 HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANTS RT. 1, LANGHORNE RT. 13, LEVITTOWN next season, though it would be surprising if she In addition, during this season, Arnaz sold out to her in their Desilu firm, making her the president: and while she does not run things flay-to-day from behind a desk, the way the late Dick Powell did at Four Star, it nonetheless occupies more of her time. What's more, the former supremacy that she and Danny Thomas held on Monday nights for CBS-TV has been shaken in the past few weeks by new programming of movies against them. The movies, which replaced the a and and series, outpointed them in the spot ratings two weeks running.

And though NBC originally said it would drop the Monday films in September, their success might well bring them back. Gleason is to television what Cassius Clay is to boxing; that is, no one need convince either of them of their greatness. With huge publicity, the fat one came back with a new partner, Sue Ann Langdon, replacing Audrey Meadows. Miss Langdon quickly disappeared, but the comedian has held his own in the ratings; and, after some hemming and hawing, he has finally decided firmly 'for this week anyway) to grace us with his presence again Anthony Quinn, in the title role of asks the Roman crowd whether he should spare gladiator Jack Palance, in Dino technicolor-technirama production for Columbia Pictures release. The film is now playing at the Lincoln Drive-In, Route 1.

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1 Next To Roosevelt Drive-In SMORGASBORD LUNCH Mon. Thru Friday $1.00 in the fall. Apparently one reason Gleason was uncertain about returning was the effect of his video shows jon attendance at his movies; but it is said CBS may have sweetened the pot by agreeing to pay for a test film for a television program from his production firm. Either way, it would have been no great loss if he did not come back, if his show is the same next season: outside of the Joe the Bartender skits with Frank Fontaine and some tenement sketches with Alice Ghostley, it has been disappointingly cute and just plain uninspired. Miss new series, in 4-Smash Hits -4 1.Jailhouse 2.

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THE SENSATIONAL MOVING GROOVING VALIANTS COMBO VIC-TOM-JOE-KEITH-RONNIE Featuring the "LYNN SISTERS COUftlCR BUIlOtHC- DANCE FLOOR SHOW FEBRUARY 16th AT THE EDGELY FIRE HOUSE SPONSORED BY St. Catholic Church featuring MATYS WITH THEIR HIT RECORDING STOLE THE AND STAR VOCALIST MARIA CARMEN" Dancing from 9 'til 1:00 A.M. FOR TICKET RESERVATIONS CALL ST 8-7117 ALSO TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR The Matyt Bros. Actual brothers of Ukranian descent who are noted for their outstanding comedy instrumentals, and vocals. which she plays a widow with seven children, will mercifully expire March 18, when she marries her romancer 'an editor, no less) in the final episode.

She is reported desirous of doing nine monthly dramas next season. Caesar, like Gleason, always brings forth the hope that greatness may break out any minute; and occasionally it has done so in his specials but thus far no one at ABC-TV is giving out any publicity that he is returning in the fall. Paar, however, is set for another go-around, though, as expected, his audience is not immense. But series fine little probably out of its half-hour slot on CBS, with its main hope at present being a possible one-hour format next season on NBC. Sum up: Gleason and Paar back.

Lucy probably. Caesar and Webb, question marks. Loretta out. Roy Rogers put to pasture. not all bad news.

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