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ipOl 1, 1. 400 400. 5 51- Dance Slated IThe Spokesman-Review, Friday, April 26, 1968. TAR Dr. Donald Curtis, Former Film Actor, Church Speaker 1 I Tri Community Grange 1008' is sponsoring a public dance TONIGHT KerSaturday in its hall on Newman 05 pito PriWPPde frnm thp 4'59 FEATURE AT: 7 9 10 Tri Community Grange 1008 is sponsoring a public dance Saturday in its ball on Newman Lake Road.

Proceeds from the MEE TONIGHT FEATURE St 930 HT :720.1930 -By CLAY R. Your Daily Activity Gukle li. According to the Stars. BREAKING WEEK! 1EEK! To develop message for Fri doy, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac biyth sign. event will go toward the grange scholarship fund.

Dance music 2nd RECORD BI will be featured from 9 p.m. to 1 mt, 1 a.m. WINNER 2 ACADEMY I AWARDS Ernest Holmes, founder of the BEST ACTRESS t. Science of Mind movement. KATHARINE HEPBURN los A For 1G years he was minister BEST SCREENPLAY Ths, 1 i 4 i.

event will go toward the grange scholarship fund. Dance music will be featured from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Ernest Holmes, founder of the Science of Mind movement. For 1G years he was minister.

2nd RECORD WINNER 2 ACADEMY AWARDS BEST ACTRESS KATHARINE HEPBURN BEST SCREENPLAY GAZER) LIBRA SEPT. 23 23 Cd. 3-44-48-57 63-66-73 al SCORPIO OCT. 24 N. 44k-'3 17-1819-35C0, 2-46-87 SAGITTARIUS NOV.23 DEC'.

22 Al 1- 5- 8-21al 7-68-75-88 CAPRICORN DEC. 23 JAN'. 20 kt 61 Open 62 Be 63 Fussy Management 64 Peal 65 New 66 With Practical 67 Door 68 Cooperation 69 Yours Financial 70 Determine 71 Interesting 72 People 73 Inferiors 74 Now 75 Through 76 Deals 31 YOU? 32 Good 33 Active 34 35 Might 36 Let 37 38 Today 39 Partners 40 Al 1 Profit- 42 Deplete 43 Status 44 Not 45 With 46 Your director of the church in Los An. geles. He is the author of a number of books including "Your Thoughts Can Change Your Life" and "Daily Power for Joyful Liv.

Dr. Curtis plans to spend sev eral days in Cheney with his wife and son visiting at the home of his parents. spencer 1 Sidney TRACY POITIER Katharine HEPBURN 'guess who's coming to dinner I ,44,1,,,,. gollogtilt, 4 4 4 .,4 1 AI 4 4, Nkek7 1 Pati, Don't 2 Opposite 3 Try At Avoid 5 Be 6 Sete 7 Let 8 Too 9 is 10 Partners 11 Let 12 Take 13 Your 14 Conflicts 15 Over 16 Which 17 Trickery 18 Or 19 Deception 20 Get 21 Demanding 22 Might 23 New 24 Affect 25 Warmly 26 Out 27 Get 28 Responsive 29 To 30 Mingle i I I rickety 18 ZePticel Demandmig 22 Might 23 New 24 Affect 36 5 rtrrni, 27 Get 28 Responsi ve 29 To 30 Mingle 41 moiong If Louse 52-54-56-64 48 To 78 For g90 -Ltd UMW 48-83 I Art Showings )5 51 A 81 In Photographs by John and Linda Fleck- JAN 52 You 82 Progress i 21 enstein, Spokane Public Library, W906 53 Well-wisher 83 Rejoicing FEB. )9 441 Main, 9 a.m.9 P.M., Saturday 54 Should 84 Commitments 55 The 85 Your 11-13-40-43 Spokane painters exhibition.

Spokane 56 Hove 86 Advances 0-76-79-84 Press Club, W909 First. 57 Be 87 Cash IsscES 58 Can 8 8 Praise 20 "Native Art from Haiti," Paintings and sculptuve, Cheney Cowles Memorial 59 Lead 89 Public FEB. 60 Mysterious 90 ndi Stang MAR. 21 lel Museum, W23I6 First. Hours, 10 a.m.

to 4,26 23-41-47-49e A Adverse Neutral 62-69-74 Gonzaoa Faculty Paintings and Draw Inns, North Spokane Professional Building, N5901 Lidgerwood, Open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., SaturRAVELOGUE ON EGYPT day, 9 a.m. to noon. Paintings by students of Spokane Corn- munity College, House of Art, N140.5 Wonders of Old Cairo pSeantudtaoy 9anpcimiinri'la Sunday. 1 Indian Art Collection, Crosby Library, Gonzaga University.

1 1 6 T1 ON EGYPT 47 Making 77 CaUse 48 To 78 For 49 Could 79 Or SO Take 80 To CIVIC THEATRE DONALD CURTIS prosonts Ex-Actor to Talk "BAD SEED" of religious science while still TONITE THRU MAY 4 .44 I Katharine Houglh't-on MuSit by 0001. topx active in the theatrical world. Curtain 8130--Ros. IA 5-0081 11ntwa by WiLIJAM ROSE Produced Ad doodad by STANLEY KRAMER TECHNICOLOR' In 1954, he was ordained by Dr. I Fdm Scare available On ColgemsRecoMs1 AND ACADEMY AWARD WINNING SHORT "A PLACE TO STAND" 1 DONALD CURTIS Ex-Actor to Talk of religious science while still active in the theatrical world.

In 1954, he was ordained by Dr. CIVIC THEATRE presents '-s "BAD SEED" TONITE THRU MAY 4 Curtain 11130Ites. IA 5-0081 and letrodupit te)) Katharine Houghton music by 00VOL Written by WILIAM ROSE Produced erKI by STANLEY KRAMER TECHNICOLOR' AND 1, on tAngerres IIII ACADEMY AWARD WINNING SHORT "A PLACE TO STAND" score available on Co 'gems ARIES AAAR. 22 20 7-10-12-15 33-34-3S MUMS APR. 21 jAA'11' 21 4-14-16-22 (72 mAT 22 JUNE 22 20-26-30-45 60-71-72 CANCER JUNE 23 31.1Ct 23 D36-37-39-50 55-59-81-139 LEO elJULY 24 AUG.

23 51-53-58-61 )65-67-80-82 IntGO AU. 24 SEPI. 22 2- 6- 9-25 28-29-85-86 TRAVELC WOi Inch Cairo, capit called in Arabi Victorious," a I bet, but one tha portant role city is explored eler-photograph ter in his tra i clay at the Col It is a city lion persons, la ca and is situi of the Nile d( commercial cel industry, chief across the riv tion's old capita Cairo was lot European crus in the 12th cent were unsucces Turks ruled it 1 ing away to NE British. Fascin; It is a fascin trasts, myster3 The Moslem of El Azhar, wi One of its I sights is the Mi ties and the Ro taming importa al for Egyptolol The city's gi ble above man built in the 12t great warrior, sultan. It was Sala( descent, who ARIES jep MAR.

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23 51-53-58-61 65-67-80-82 ViitGO AUR. 24 SEPI. 22 TRAVELOGUE Cairo, capital called in Arabic, Victorious," a but one that role in city is explored ter in his at the It is a city persons, and is situated of the Nile commercial industry, chiefly across the river old capital, Cairo was European in the 12th century were unsuccessful. Turks ruled it away to British. Fascinating It is a fascinating mystery The Moslem of El Azhar, was One of its sights is the and the important for Egyptologists.

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AVe In 11' OD 1 NORTIJIVISION 1 41' IN a II Ili' wow millo1111111i1111111111111111 19013 NATIONAL AP mPRAt roptportATI3 oraTEtheatru Ft At airMlit eat re SPRAGUE FREE ADULT PARKING! "NO ONE ADMITTED ALONE" 6 SHOCK THRILLERS DUSK TO DAWN FROM 7:15 TILL 4:15 A.M. COME EARLY! STAY LATE! HERE THEY ARE "Devils of Darkness" "HORROR OF IT ALL" IMMEMMOMMII "SHOCK TREATMENT" "WITCHCRAFT" "DIE MONSTER DIE" "RASPUTIN" BOX OFFICE OPEN TILL 700 A 612111VriEAITrA6 WINNER! FOR BEST MATINEE SAT. AT 2 8( 8:30 MATINEE SUN. AT 2 8:00 THE MOVIE AND THE MUSIC FOR YOUNG AMERICA! VINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! OPEN TONIGHT 1:30 7:30 lEqE1 1 Dr. Donald Curtis, former motion picture actor reared in Spokane County, will speak at 8 p.m.

today at the Spokane Church of Religious Science, Thirty-third and Regal. Currently minister-director of the Science of Mind Church, Sherman Oaks, Dr. Curtis will become minister-director of First Church of Religious Science in Dallas, on July 1. Widely known in the Inland Empire by his boyhood name of Curtis D. Rudolf, Dr.

Curtis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Rudolph of Cheney. His father was a Spokane County commissioner from 1949 to 1963.

The son is a 1932 Cheney High School graduate who attended Eastern Washington State College for two years before attending the Northwestern University school of speech. After collecting bachelor and master's degrees, he taught at various colleges. He then went to Hollywood where his name was changed to Donald Curtis. He was featured in more than 200 motion pictures in the decade of 1938-1948. On Broadway Later he became a leading man on Broadway.

He was also in many radio and television programs. In Cecil B. deMille's film, "The Ten Commandments," he had the role of assistant to Moses. Dr. Curtis turned to the study Review Yorker York Times York Post TONIGHT at 7 10:10 3rd RECORD WEEKS 1 A MAN ANd A WOMAN And AT A Rote ond fun-filled Comedy ALAN BATES "KING of HEARTS" ADULT ENTERTAINMENT IllAl.

111 11 1111! 111 1 hanged to Donald Curtis. He vas featured in more than 200 notion pictures in the decade of' 938-1948. On Broadway Later he became a leading nan on Broadway. He was also many radio and television wograms. In Cecil B.

deMille's film, 'The Ten Commandments," he doses. tad the role of assistant to Dr. Curtis turned to the study ,1.: '5A--r 4 11-' 4 Err .,4. ,) 1 t- 41 A': ''';) 1 VI 7, ll "DAZZLINGSaturday Review Yorker York Times York Post RAT TONIGHT of 7 10:10 3rd RECORD WEEKS A MAN ANd A WOMAN And AT A Rote ond fun filled Comedy ALAN BATES "KING of HEARTS" ADULT ENTERTAINMENT who 11141 1111'1111111111111111111111 11111111,11111111111, WHAT'S DOING Shrine Circus, 7:30 p.m., Spokane Coliseum. Giacomo Puccini's "Gianni Schicchi," Eastern Washington State College Opera 7:30 p.m., Showalter Auditorium, Cheney.

Discussion "The Church in the Racial Revolution," by the Rev. Alvin O. Mills, Calvary Baptist Church, 9:30 p.m., Vis: a-Vis Coffee House, N722 Monroe. Sukiyaki Dinner, 5 to 8 p.m., Highland Park Methodist Church. Spokane Water Color Society, Art Building, Whitworth College Campus, 10 a.m.

to 4 p.m. weekdays. Mixed Media by James Ulrich, Susi la Gallery, W223 Second. Hours Tuesday through Friday noon to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., Saturday, noon to 5 p.m.

Paintings by Senior Art Students, Avant Garde Gallery, Fort Wright College. Hours, 10 a.m. to 5 ELM dallY through May S. Mixed media show by Lee Budahl, lobby of Spokane Civic Theater, N1020 Howard. Hours 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. weekdays and on show nights. Paintings by Spokane Community College instructors Gayle Anderson and Joan Henson, First National Bank Lobby, W818 Riverside. Hours 10 a.m. to 5 week.

days. FILM TIMES Fox," 5, 7, 9. Graduate, 7, 9 p.m. Who's Coming to Dinner," 7:20, 9:40. Garland "Dr.

Zhivago," 8:30 p.m. Dishman "A Man and a Woman," 7, "King of Hearts." 8:40. Cinema "Carmen Baby," 5:30, 7:05, 8:40, 10:15. East Sprague the Heat of the Night," "The Russians Are Coming." East Trent I Won the War," "Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz." Drive-In "Hatari," "Hud," and "Die, Monster, Die." West "Time for Killing." North Cedar Ryker," "Games." Autoltue "President's Analyst," "Hostile Guns." COLISEUM M404411 ISEUM Aotk I 44 tL-1' ,......4 4 i 1)1 Footage Egyptian empire and repulsed the Crusaders. He spread his vast armies into what is now Tunisia, Yemen, Palestine and Syria.

In 1187 in a decisive battle against the Crusaders at Hat-tin, his forces swept into Jerusalem. During the Third Crusade, 1189, his respect for his opponent, Richard the Lionhearted, became legendary in its chivalry. In Three Blocks Thus the history of Egypt can be carved into three important blocks: The ancient splendor of civilization under the pharaohs of Biblical times, its supremacy in the Near East during the Middle Ages and its great strides forward in the 19th century under the British which led to 20th century independence and the forming of the United Arab Re. public. Jackson Winter's 90-minute film tours the great country, from Cairo up the Nile into the formidable deserts, from the Suez Canal to the Valley of the Kings.

Sponsored by Spokesman-Re. view Charities, "Egypt" will be shown at 4 and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Coliseum. Tickets, 35 cents each, go on sale Tuesday at first-floor counters of the Review Building. Swinnniner Event at Shad le Pool I DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 DIRECTOR 1 I TONIGHT AT 78,9 P.M.

DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 TONIGHT AT 7 9 P.M. DIRECTOR ii MATINEE SUN. 'tci i MIKE NICHOLS MEIKU-WWWYN-MAYLli pnEwas A MO PONTI PRODUCTUN Open age group synchronized oly ll swimming competition will be ri, It le 14111111111; DAVID LEANS FILM held Saturday and Sunday at (10 FiNettArty NVIlle) the Shadle Park pool. The events MOST CONTROVERSIAL PICTURE OF 19681 OF BORIS PASTERNAKS are sanctioned by the Inland 4TH BIG E. LEVINE 3RD RECORD 1 Empire Association under the NO ONE UNDER la NOW! MIKE NICHOLS BREAKING DOCIFOR ZIIIVAGO auspices of Spokane Park De- 11,,:......

TURMAN partment. ages will participate STAARI0 Tea ms from Washington, 3111110 II iw MOINE OHARA JULIE CHRISTIE TOM WRENN Oregon and Montana are entered 44 4' in both compulsory stunt compe- 1 4 ALEC GUINNE SIOBHAN McKENNA RALPH RICHARDSON tition on Saturday at 7 p.m., and B3Dv norm I OMAR SHARIF1As ZHIVAGO1 ROD STEIGER RITAIUSHINCHAM the optional routine competition Ma. 't 7 61:4: Sunday at 930 a.m. Youths of 'oBull i f. sOti4 11 a RaERRi.

BOLT. FAVI6 LEAN IN PANAVISION AND METROCOLOR Clik all i' Youth Is Robbed ,....7,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, IODENT. I I I irl it. A 13-year-old boy who was I 11 .4101111, i I 24 FREE IN-CAR HEATERS ve4N-DoeA CEDAR ire 2 OPEN 1ST NE 1 collecting on his newspaper between roue on Napa eween oone 1 ALSO l't i "THE SPIRIT IS and Thursday night Thd I ----43 :4 rt 1,.,:4,,, WILLING" I 7. 's 1 iltinritrirl C'IlL 01 was forced into an alley by two '1''''''''4 I 4, algid iiiiiiirladil ile older youths and robbed of 82, 2 1 Ns" police reported.

I This is Benjamin. 14E rim i A UNIVERSAL PICTURE in COLOR 14Ni'. rim MORE! i 4 Gonzaga University He's a little worried about his future. eastt upon the TV Prothoetme "THE CASE AGAINST SERGEANT RYKEW. GRAND WATCH FOR (Old Gym) PLUS IN COLOR OPENING OF FROM THE COMPANY CO Me BOO the Villain Cheer the Hero THE GRADuA TE SIMONE JAMES GAM ES 7 she TUT A GAVE YOU See the Temperance Classic SIGNORET OAAN IN A WOMAN" "TEN NIGHTS slit BANCROFT.

BUSTIN HOFFMAN KATHARINE ROSS mi CASTLE ALL SEATS S2.00 e21: OPEN ONLY IWORTH EVERY ENT li i IN A BARROODT WILLINGHAM BUCK HENRY P''Asti SIMON -ooto UN(OIN WIGHT SHOPPING CINUN IT 11 litiiii4 0 A 11:15 Authentically Done by 1:3 FREE IN-CAR HEATERS "1111.1"08111111.111.1. 111111111 The University Players gifvkiN a. GARFUNKEL "LAWRENCE TURMAN 41DRIVEllt4.1115A 1 WINNER 5 ACADEMY AWARDS STARTS 24: I 21:31 PIrd Adults 51.00-12 A Under 50' MIKE NICHOLS TECHNICOLOR PANAV1SION Reservations FA I-4220 an IktbASSY PtCluAIS Limit Dref ninTlinr 0 nrof RATAn Open age group synchronized swimming competition will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Shad le Park pool. The events are sanctioned by the Inland Empire Association under the auspices of Spokane Park Department. Teams from Washington, Oregon and Montana are entered in both compulsory stunt competition on Saturday at 7 p.m., and the optional routine competition Sunday at 9:30 a.m.

Youths of all ages will participate. Youth Is Robbed A 13-year-old boy who was collecting on his newspaper route on Napa between Boone and Desmet Thursday night was forced into an alley by two older youths and robbed of $2, police reported. MOREII WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING OF the ASTLE LIN(OIN WIGHT SHOPPING WO 401Em STARTS 4TH BIG NO ONE UNDER la ficapmeR B3Dv I 1 FROM THE COMPANY THAT GAVE YOU A WOMAN" ALL SEATS $2.00 IWORTH EVERY CENT OF MI minuomos 1 Gonzaga University (old Gym) Come Boo the Villain Cheer the Hero See the Temperance Manic "TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM" Authentically Done by The University Players MaY a 3, 4, 1 100 PM May 4. 1 2:30 PM Adults 11.00-12 I Under SO' Reservations FA 1-4220 MATINEE SAT. 8 SUN.

MOST CONTROVERSIAL PICTURE OF 19681 gpsiEsPH E. LEVINE MIKE NICHOLS TURMAN This is Benjamin. He's a little worried about his future. THE GRADUATE iE BANCROFT. DUSTIN HOFFMAN KATHARINE ROSS Wptli WILLINGHAM BUCK HENRY PAOL SIMON gacitl a.

GARFUNKEL CAWkENCE TURMAN IE pNlyctIOLS TECHNICOLOR PANAVISION MIKE NICHOLS I( EA RD BREAKING METRO-GOIDWYN-MAYER PRESENTS A CARO PONTI MONCTON DAVID LEANS FILM OF BORIS PASTERNAKS DOCTOR RI Da INE 09APLIN JULIE CHRISTIE TOM WRENN ALEC SIOBHAN McKENNA RALPH RICHARDSON OMAR ROD SEGER RITAIUSHINCHAM I 1 Fra BOLTS ITAVID LEAN IN PANAVISION AND MURMUR LEE Et Immo filEi fi lEi filEi A UNIVERSAL PICTURE in COLOR easS Upon the TV Produettes THE CASE AGAINST PLUS IN SIMONE JAMES SIGNORET GAM ES7 GAMES" WINNER 5 ACADEMY AWARDS ZHIVAGO OPEN 1ST SPOKANE SHOWING in FREE IN-CAR HEATERS SERGEANT RYKEW" COLOR OPEN ONLY co A FREE IN-CAR HEATERS Included in of Egypt, is "El Kahirah not too timely label, signifies its important the past. The in detail by traveler-photographer Jackson Win. travelogue Wednesday Coliseum, "Egypt." of about 1.5 million largest city in Africa at the head delta. Present-day center for Egyptian textile, it is from the nation's Memphis. founded in 969 A.D.

crusaders attacked it but the raids Later the for 200 years, giving Napoleon, later the City city of contrasts, and modernity. University, Mosque founded in 972. most impressive Museum of Antiquities Royal Library, containing source material great citadel. visible buildings, was century by the Saladin, Moslem of Kurdish expanded the tva. Health Chief C.

Stewart, W308 was named Thurs. new coordinator of the County Mental Health Retardation Administrative Board. Stewart has head of the Idaho Education Developmental Centers Services for Exceptional at Caldwell, Idaho, last two years. He will his 813,500 position I. Stewart will supervise regional program in mental health under direct jurisdiction of the county commissioners.

EL REY ADULTS! STARTS TODAY 1 P.M. AN EXOTIC AND DARING DISPLAY OF ALL THE Good Things in Lite to See LIMITED ENGAGEMENT. Bacy By Popular Demand! "PARTY OF THE LOVE HIPPIES" Turn On, Tune Into a Psychedelic Love Party! "THE PINK PUSSYCAT BURLESQUE" iLSO "MIS MATED" SHOW and DANCE STATE LINE GARDENS April 26 and 27 i DR GRIFFIS Magician that floats a woman in mid-air DICK BAKER and THE MISSING LINKS Music 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. Cover Charge 50' First 25 girls free Door Prizes -1 I- 0,: 4 "It2, 4( i- A'', v' 1.4..4 )0 I 4, i 1 ,.,1 i Health Chief C.

Stewart, W308 was named Thurs. County Mental Health new coordinator of the Retardation Adminis- head of the Idaho Edu- Board. Stewart has Developmental Centers Services for Exceptional at Caldwell, Idaho, 1 last two years. He will his 813,500 position 1. his will sunervise I 7:: I 1 I I SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES I DLOI riul WM CI DLO I kW I WI I i Amonsmad ROD STEIGER SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES MUCEZIO BEST PICTURE BEST ACTOR ROD STEIGER 1 FOR MATURE AUDIENCES Ellen Imow who she or what she '1 I lk 1 A I 100 "1 11411''' 1 with Jill she was one thing.

A qt1 with Paul another. 1 Er Ellen didn't lmow who she was or what she with Jill she was one with Paul wa.11 uonvrr FOR MATURE AUDIENCES Errs 0 011 SPOK FRI. SAT. A SUN. FRIDAY (nig SATURDAY LAST TIMES SH R', PRODUCI ITO' SPOKANE rAlt SUN FRIDAY (night SATURDAY LAST TIMES 14th JO PRODUCED fol PRODUCED APR.

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