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Just at that instant the up horseshoes on his ranch, John occupant, high above, came turn-Wayne picks up pints pointingibling down, paint bucket and all. toward him, Marlon Brando avoids lied I walked outside he would stepping on cracks in sidewalks. have landed right on my head. and Robert Taylor goes white if The painter was slightly injured, anyone tosses a hat on his dress- and I only got splashed with green ing-room couch. paint" On the subject of ladders, the You superstitious folk are In basis for so many company.

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sentation of the city' first full scale Broadway caliber revue, with dancing star Vera-Ellen of North Hollywood heading a cast of 'lax Berman and Sons, Holly. wood created 175 cost umes for the Magic Carpet revue, the company's biggest, order since costuming Ringling Bros. Circus two years ago. Robert Nesbitt was brought from to direct the show. Principal owner Alfred Gottes man, former Warner Bros.

theater chain head, set the Dunes' enter. tainment policy. Ile views as suicidal the bidding by Las Vegas hotels for big name acts, saying there are not enough to go around. The McNeil Construction Co. of Los Angeles built the $5,000,000 hostelry.

Its 200 rooms will be augmented this year by 500 rooms. An adjoining 58-room luxury mo tel was purchased last week. Scores of Hollywood celebrities will fly to Las Vegas next Saturday for a week end of opening events. SCREEN DRAMA MUSIC LEN BOYD, Editor VALLEY TIMES; WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1955 21 If you're a little shaky shout confronting black cats, walking under ladders, breaking mirrors, or viewing full moons over the wrong shoulder, it may comfort you to know that many of your motion-picture idols are in the same fix. In fact, when Tennessee pictured his passionate heroine of "The Rose Tattoo" as superstitious women he might have had the star herself, Anna Magnant, in mind.

For Miss Magmini, like dozens of others, has a goodly sha re of su perstitions. She's wary of black cats, says the Italian equivalent of "bread and butter" when an object separates her from a companion and refuses to see other movies while working in one herself for fear the character will put a hex on the one she's playing. Considering that Susan Hayward and Marlene Dietrich consult the stars or guidance and that Bob hope is afraid to pass up a street beggar. Magnani's movie-plot belief in witches, evil eyes and the like seems not so far-fetched at all. Marilyn Monroe has a superstition about, of all things, poetry.

In case you've wondered what she does on rainy nights, she writes poetry. Moody stuff, it keeps her happy for days to come, she is convinced. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis have, quite fittingly, a joint 'superstitionand a common one. They discourage whistling in dressing rooms. Anita Ekberg, now working with them in "Artists and Models," believes the supernatural effects of broken mirrors are thwarted by saving all the pieces.

Another newcomer, I rl MacLaine, harbors an "Auld Country" fear acquired from a great aunt. As a child she saw the aunt draw "X's" above doors for good luck, and when she makes a fervent wish she does likewise. Lizabeth Scott won't walk under ladders but claims it's not super-. 150 ANCIENT CARS Jalopy Collection Big Help To Fox L5 NAMED STARLITE GIRL BY BOWL GROUPPretty Kay Hickman, North Hollywood High School graduate currently at Occidental College led a field of 20 beauties in the race for the honor. Two Hollywood Bowl season tickets also go with the title.

43.44 NAMED ST Kay Hickmc currently at in the race tickets also CINDERELLA FIGHTS BACKLeslie Caron gives a fiery answer to the taunts of Liliane Montevecchi and others around her in a dramatic scene from "The Glass Slipper" currently at the Fine Arts Theater. Michael Wilding is co-starred. Sterling Signed Jan Sterling has been signed to co-starwith Edmond O'Brien ia a British production. NIGHT LETTER I --ELIA KAZANISs''" EXPLOSIVE PRODUCTION OF JOHN STEINBECK'S EXPLOSIVE PRODUCTION OF JOHN STEINOECK'S By HY GARDNER nqt 4 0 By BOB THOMAS If you think you have troubles getting your jalopy started in the morning, consider Jim Human's chore. He has 150 ancient autos in his care, ranging back to an 1898 horseless carriage.

Jim is the transportation head at 20th Century-Fox. That means he must supply movies with cars, both antiquated and brand new. The new cars are a cinch. Like several other studios, 20th has a tieup with a major auto firm, which provides new cars for virtually nothing. The car company figures that having its produce seen in big pictures is well worth the expense.

The cars are listed in a file according to vintage, with a cross-file providing a picture and details. Usually the 'correct auto can be found in the studio's long shed that houses the old-timers. A file is kept of nearby cars that can rented from private owners. Bud Anheuser of the transportation department displayed some of the antiques, "Maintenance is our principal probiem," said Bud. "We used to dust the cars off once a week and fill the tires with air.

But when we came to use them in a picture we still had to overhaul them completely. So now we just let 'em gather dust. WARNER BROS. Po. PRESFMTITIS WARNERCOLOR Snotosoloc Souk biogratihn of the same In Eddie Fisher's new record, "A Man Chases a Girl," the voice of the girl being chased (without billing) is Debbie Reynolds.

In Columbia movie, "Queen Bee," Mrs. Al Steele (Joan Crawford) wears a specially designed Jean Louis black satin gown slit to the thigh. "Joan," her leading man John Ireland gasped when he first looked at the creation, "In that gown you make Marilyn Monroe look like your kid brother!" 1 1 I jnder I LEGIT STAGE FARE IN L.A. THEATERS CARTHAY CIRCLE "Oh, Men! Oh, Women!" Dark Sun-, day CIVIC PLAYHOUSE Is Your LifeMendel." Dark Monday. HOLLYWOOD REPE R.

TORY Rainbow." Dark Monday. plays Thursday through Sunday. PADUA HILLS THEATER "La comedy, plays Wednesday through Saturday. PASADENA PLAYHOUSE "Quintet," nightly except Mdnday. PHILHARMONIC "Kiss Me, Kate," dark Sunday.

"PLAYERS" RIN(1 "My Three Angels." Dark Monday. TURNABOUT Yale Puppeteers, Odetta: matinee today at 5:30 p.m., other nights at 9 pm. THEATER MART Drunkard" and "Wayward Way" (musical version, alter' follows each present tation. ll ia 01 iN11111101) ALEC $.14 A I Aritiut kik i GUINNESS Onauntie Presenfotbne A tilmenai-Intenutiosial iettiou iNktilMob 'T' ta s' i 1 in 11 1 Theater To ii Open Soon II The new Sepulveda Super Drive-1 in Theater which opens Wednes-J1 day, May 25, promises to have the latest and newest developments in motion picture projection, accord-jug to Don Cottral, resident general manager of the theater. II The newest Western Electric II equipment is planned for the pro-1 jection booth operations well 1 as the new improved CinemaScope 11 and Vista Vision set een The latest in "car with full clarity and high fidelity i values, is also slated for the new drive-in.

Jack Y. Berman, ing head of the 'Aladdin Drive-in Theater Chain reports. The new Sepulveda out-door theater is easily reached by either going north froth Ventura boulevard at Sepulveda or going south Victory boulevard on Sepulveda. ard at Sepulveda or going south Victory boulevard on Seput- 1 1 I 1 Magnolia 50o JIMMIE FIDLER VIEWS OF HOLLYWOOD Old cars are easy for 20th tool 'Finding old parts is impossible. because the studio owns one of Is we make our own.

Our greatest ino the biggest collections of antiquerblem is tires. We used to get the old-style tires from England. autos in the world. 'but they don't make them any says Jim: "It all started about more. so we are forced to use 11 years ago when I took over modern kinds." the department.

I like antiques and thought we ought to start a col- ITh lection of old autos. Pajama "It turned out to be a good idea TN from the start. When was in the 1( mrA 1 IP 'Finding old parts is impossible, so we make our own. Our greatest Game' Dile TO THE VALLEY TIMES Coast-to-Coast Sophie Tucker, challenging comedy psychiatrist Georgie Kawe's knowledge of mental ailments between Latin Quarter shows, asked if he could explain the difference between a neurotic and a psychotic. "A neurotic," Kaye summed up, "is a person who builds dream castles; a psychotic is a person who lives In themand a psychiatrist is a guy who collects rent from both of them!" Grouch Marx recalled the time when the fabulous shoestring producer, Will Morrissey, managed the Mars act.

"That was the only time in our career," he remembered, when all of us didn't appear onstage at the samel timewe had to take turns atl the boxoffice to keep an eye on Morrissey!" Learning that Las. Vegas will) soon have its first department store its Danny Thomas' Ness that it will he named Gamble Lew Ayres has six hours' on his world study of religions on film. He'll roadshow the collection three nights running, two hours per night. Mary Martin, and Dick Halliday holidaying' with Janet Gaynor and Adrian in Africa. LeRoy huddlingl with Julie Wilson about playing the Helen Morgan role in the TO THE VA Coast-to-Coast challenging corn Georgie Kaye's lc tal ailments bets' ter shows, asked plain the differ neurotic and a rotic," Kaye stn person who buil( a psychotic is a In themand a guy who collects of them!" Grouch() Mari when the fahulou ducer, Will No the Mars the only time in remembered, didn't appear ons limewe had t( the boxoffice to Morrissey!" Learning that soon have its store it's Danny that it will he Lew Ay on his world at no film.

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Smnktne Permitttd 1 CE 1 CE 1 CE 1 On June 6 PAYNIM 1,1 MOM flom Moo otnemle eel la IIWI tempi'', onimitimalele watt of savegt atter el mewl Midwest, a woman in Ohio called me and said she had a 1902 Columbus which she had owned for 40 years, It still had the original top and paint on it. I bought it and had it shipped to Hollywood. France Honors For Carl Schaefer from om dit. IT )IIAPPEKII 1111 litST 1 WU! fT uppERID DIE VIST VIASTi 4 it7-, 4 l' I t'iVir 1, :7 4111 'k, fil At 1 5 1 A A "When I got back, I picked up the script of 'Captain the Eddie Rickenbacker story. One scene had him working on a ear in a horseless carriage factory around the turn of the century.

The Columbus, which was built by the Columbus Buggy Co. and Harvey Firestone fitted perfectly." Columbus, Columbus Buggy Co. and Harvey Firestone fitted perfeetY." ly. She should be, and no doubt in clover. Our remarks in the film chatter' department: Rhonda Fleming is nightclubbing with Marvin Sap.

hier, hailed as a wealthy eastener June Allyson will be inactive for several weeks because of a neck injury received during some dance rehearsals A neighbor says Zsa Zsa Gabor puzzles him, He writes: "Zsa Zsa says she's giving up a man for her career. We always thought men were her career" Neil Panky, Rooney's mother, has just revealed that during Mickey's younger years in pictures. she put by for him a fortune, now being held in trust Kay Spreckels, connected romantically in recent months with Clark Gable, says he is planning to attend the opening of the Hilton Hotel in Istanbul. "I'm going," she says, "because it will be a lot of fun" Jose Ferrer, husband of Rosemary Clooney, disappeared from the publicity parade and then we picked up his name in Portugal. He's over there directing a picture for Columbia Ve smiled, too, when a columnist wrote that Tony, Curtis says his dentist will give him a Cary Grant smile if or when he wants it Directors and pro-1 ducers have made a number of raids on Broadway recently for stars in their pictures.

Watch out for new faces in several of the upcoming films w-e-re Nell Panky, Mickey Rooney's mother, has just revealed that during Mickey's younger years in pictures she put by for him a fortune, now being held in trust Kay Spreckels months connected. romanticall in recent with Clar Cable says she 3' is planning to attend the opening in tel Istanbul. of the Hilton Ho "I'm going," she says, "because it will be a lot of fun'' Jose Ferrer, husband of Rosemary Clooney disappeared from the publicity parade and then we picked up his name in Portugal. He over there directing a pictu 'r for Columbia We smiled too when a columnist wrote that Tony Curtis says his dentist will give him a Cary Grant smile if or 'when he wants it Directors and pro- ducers have made a number of raids on Broadway recently for stars in their pictures. Watch out for new fames in several of the upcoming films Carl Schaefer, head of the Warner Bros.

Studio International Deparirnent, was inducted as a Chevalier of the French Legion of Honor at a luncheon of the Foreign Trade Association at the Biltmore 'Wel in Los Angeles. In making the presentationAonl behalf of President Coty of Fr Raul Bertrand, French Consul General in Los Angeles, cited Schaefer for his work in international relations during the last 20 years at Warner for hisi contributions to France as presi-1 dent and current chairman of the board of the Foreign Trade Aso- I elation and for his work World War II with the Office Strategic Services (OSS), a proj-11 ect with the French Underground. the French Un Che'valier of the Fr-en-eh of Honor at a luncheon of the, Foreign Trade Association at the Biltmor IloCel in Los Ant (It si In making the presentationdon i behalf of President Coty of Raul Bertrand, French Consul 1 i General tAis Angeles, cited Schaefer for his work in inter- national relations during the last at arner for hi 20 year contributions to France as presi-I dent and current chairman of thel hoard of the Foreign Trade Asso-1 elation and for his work during Strategic Ser or War with tbe Office of; World II 1 ices OSS) a pro j- I th dergrnu nd ect wi "The Pajama Game," New York's gayest, liveliest, most popular musical comedy will soon make its Los Angeles bow when June 6 rolls aroundthe date for its opening here under auspices of the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera Association. Produced by Frederick Brisson, Robert E. Griffith and Harold S.

Prince, this madcap musical tristars Fran Warren, Larry Douglas and Busier West and features Pat Stanley with Fred Irving Lewis, guerite Shaw and Jack Straw. Tickets for the limited engagement will be placed on sale at Philharmonic Auditorium box of-fires and all Mutual Agencies on Monday May 23, it is announced. Meanwhile the Civic's current musical romance "Kiss Me-, Kate," starring Jean Fen. Robert Wright, Pat Crowley and Harold Lang, will continue to furnish laughter and fun for light opera patrons through May 28 at the Philharmonic. The auditorium will be dark for One week after the clo.ie of "Kate" before the opening of "The Pajama Game." 1Rohert Griffith and Harold S.

Prince, this madcap musical tri- stars Fran Warren, Larry Doug- las and lister est and featur es Pat Stanley with Fred Irving Stra at gue Lewis Mrite Shaw and Jack w. Tickete for the limite engage- tnenl be placed on sale at Philharmonic Auditorium box of flees and all Mutual Agencies on Monday morning, May 23 it is announced. Meanwhile the Civic's current musical tO Kiss Me Kate," starring Jean Fen, Robert a- Fen Wright Pat Crovviey and Harold Lang, will continue to furnish laughter and fun for light opera pat ions through la 28 at the Phil- harmonic. The auditorium will be dark for one week after the of "Kate'' before the opening of The Pajama DEAR STAFF: You no doubt' have been watching the career' of Linda Christian, and perhaps you're as much puzzled as I have been. When all is said and done, and a summary of her career in recent years has been completed, you'll probably say: "Fabulous girl." Linda's publiCity boom started with a bang when she inarri4 Tyrone Power.

Everybody then. said: "What a wonderful couple." And later: "What a happy marriagel" But there were pitfalls along the way and rocks. Their domestic ship hit Finally the divorce courts. Meantime, Linda wandered into other pastures, met other folks, and while in New York she received from an admirer a gift of jewels valued at 000, or something like that. The jewel deal got plenty of publicity for her.

Then she met up with Edmund Purdom, the English actor who has become a star in MGM pictures. Edmund was feuding with Tita, his wife, and he and Linda developed a twosome that the romance scorers tabbed as the real thing. Then Tita sued Ed for divorce. It is said that Ty, in settling with Linda, entered into a contract that will reward the gal with $1,000,000 or mole. So the other day, when Linda decided to go to Europe by plane, and over the North Pole, she sent her two children to Tyrone in New York in the care of a nurse.

They do say Orell be keeping tryststwith Purdom in London. By and large, fellows, I'd say that Linda knows her way 'around. JIMMY FIDLER DEAR BOSS: Yes, indeedy, Linda has made good financial the way and rocks. Their doe mestie ship hit Finally the divorce courts, Meantime, Linda wandered into other pastures met th other folks, and while in New York she received from an admir- gift of jewels valued at er a 000 plenty publicity or something like that. The jewel deal got peny puicy for her.

Then she met up with Edmund Purdom the English ac tor who has become a star in MGM pictures. Edmund was feud- ing with Tita, his wife, and he and Linda developed a twosome that the romance scorers tabbed Tel sued as the real thing. Then Ed for ivo dr ce 1. It is said that Ty, in sett ing iinda, entered i- th into a con tract that will reward the gal with $1,000,000 or mok. So the other day, Linda decided to go to Europe by plane, and over the North Pole she sent her two to Tyrone in Nev York 'in the car of a mu se They do sa etre' II be keep tryst it Purdom in London.

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12:45 Syd Cassyd, motion picture and se-4-1141 television producer, will present a 2 enemaScope it Color Hits! r--- r' 1 Earl AlogoRscopEl filmed series of Shakespearian scenes starring John Carradine at "VIOLENT SATURDAY" 1 ,) I 4 4,44, the workshop meeting of the Bur- victor Mature t. sr' '1 O'r 'L STRANGE LADS' IN TOWN" ARK bank Little heater hursd eve ay reer rs Gaon Dana Andrew -b ning at 8 in th Little Theater ll 4, ..1 Olive Recreation I ans, SUB Von Nuys Blvd. egio Building at the ee. ST.8.3919 Center. I tt Purchase 1fagade1 ueyese Workshop is operated for the ac- 1 In Technicolor Alt 1, 4 1.

,..14. 1 "Jagade," a western by James: "KNIGHTS or ROUND TABLE" If ai so'impti comodation of Little Theater Edmiston major pro elOs es. Rey ar, menhers not cast in i'S BRIDGES TO CROSS" ALL has been purchased by! Bola. Tiiihr 4 A va Gardner Universal-International for film-1 Tony Curtis -Julia Adams tiEW! TRUE! t. 1,4,,,,, N'30HN BROMFIELD hi All meetings of the workshop, ing ts summer, ge stitotHSAL SIONATIONAL WI RE I 31 0 Ventura al Laurel including this week's special film 'ewe, SU2.2177 i ALSO showing, are Open to the public.

'Timetable' Starts At imAnomoolnoome Cassyd will also give a short ine Cm aScope I olor i 'talk on Shakespeare and the films Newhall May 24 -11t7 WI get I i i IWO ell "AS OF FOF I ..7. BRANDO'S MOVIE FREE ,..1 1 Julie Worts -James Dean 0P in which Carradine will appear. Mark Stevens Productions will "COUNTRY GIRL" 'A Mr; SET CsBANS PRESS 1 The prd Film Studios oducer operates the Snader- is co-producer make exteriors for "Timetable" at I 1 Bing rosb rce hi lly '10 'Ar IlE asy, the Circle Guest Ranch, NPIAI TONIGHT STARTS ARTS SU Ott IRDIARDIELI "Guys and Dolls" set is "nsical America," chairman of hall starting la24 with Steve' ns I 1 1 3 closed tieht to visitors, inelud- of "Cand 4 vhouse 1 under both predteaeg and etarring in TONIGHT AT DUSK Cont. Daily From 1:45 ing the press, whenever Marlon and served as the fourth president the feature. eel Brand does his singing scenes.

of the Academy of Television Arts 511t SMASH WEEK 9111.1111MII This is a "roust" order from and Sciences and is chairman of Doc Merman is identified with CARTOON CARNIVAL eb production SATURDAY AND SUNDAY HULOT'S HOLIDAY" el' I Cb-cattro-pokat Drama Producer Sam Goldwyn. Mayor Poulson's committee on I. "THE LITTLE KIDNAPPERS" Be wants the golden Brenda mass communication study. Weeks ttt Good Seats fee All Performances tones to come as a complete LOMA ADULTS 50c IN II Laurel 11, r'A Last I 'ff' I A' IN PERSON and thrilling SUrpriso to JUNIORS 40c 10770 Laurel Canyon 111.d. 0001,00110.441101.

ollywood neat Highland en Fecnende Ello-THoentrall 114033 Actress Michaela Grey 1'8 8 k-- Pacoima EN 9 4100 CHINESE HO. 24509 RE. 1-4111 Franchot TONE Gig YOUNG his followers when the movie I Open 1145 Sat Sun. Holidays siaL wine PARENTS 2nd Smath Week! at is released. Theater Mart Favorite 011'THE r' HN it I Y' "BLACKBOARD Fred Astaire Leslie Caron (i mit WOE' siZti.

I- 0.10. iiiiiOlintivt lenn Fod Frank Lovejoy -sr il ttiott 'DADDY LONG LEGS" 4 A 1 One of the first favorites in the ASO" TR ANGE DOOR" Y011 know What Wort ANI" 1Disney Cartoon "Flying Squirrel" JUIqGLE" I( 6316 SAN VICENTE ,4. I Theater Mart performances Cl ACROSS THE In linemaScopo and Color STREET" 1 Weinter54114 sun sm. "Th Drunkard and its mu sie al tgalliMIPSWIL 1.011 5, EC Tues. I.

Wed. Tuts. I Wet Only ca adaptation wrlie Wa 'ward -r. 41r: CI is that excellent actress M. thaela 4- ea i 1 ox Hoi, wood at Gower end ieliWieli hil I wiA it I ti CONII 4 Refreshments In It 'rho WAY 'WAnD ZIT --'Tho I 3 -oulog 0 D.

During the more than three cici) 'e years she has been with the shows, ie. .1,,, )) .5..,, Fteeway H0.20723 1 III- 11" TH-26005 Mlikey Spillane's 'i'. i. Minim' Itmion of ilie cm- As Seen for Poll 21 Years peg, t. Miss Grey has made many friends, -ere; le 2nd Bioko Week! LAT JU NGLE "KISS ME DEADLY" IA4 FLU ALF 1 WA 4 1 "THE MASTER PUN" rtHEATRIII NIARTA6'00 0-Tlf ntioN tV2111214-4 16'342 ENCINO THEATRE Ventura Blvd.

ST-4-83 '1 both by tne fine quality of her tiletin Ford Anne Francis I Ralph Also Dick Bacehart AN Si OS ROA DS "A LII AT STAKE" 7.4 WM neummo 1 urvA 4 1 if i "V011 O0W hat ailors rs 22 acting and her own personality. 2 CinemaScops Hits! 1 i A Akin Tamirott 1 emaScope Color Hits! I TAR l'-'4,) PANORAMA THEATRE By CLAY R. POLLAN----- 4 'I, 2 EAST OF EDEN" i James Dean -Julie Harris i 0 1' VICTOR MATURE 1 1 1 Hollywood at Las i Palmas0-10, 7-2555 i 1 1 Ititittm-- i -I I te seda A illini pi Randolph Scott- orrest 1 .4, "THE RACERS" 0 -), IL I diRAGE AT DAWN' TODAY 5 Vaowon Retort Riede. i i1 0 LEM I i i kirk Douglas-Bella Daryl 0 .1 oirktal VI 1 11 it: 111111111i1LIMMILOMEElliaw p. 0 .1 1 2 Cn Color Hits 1 1 In Technicolor-Also B.

Payton i rr "MURDER IS MY LiEAT" 1 4 si sATuRDAr 1 .1 0 A 1 tirta I 9110 Van NuYs Blvd. EM-2-1167 -1 'THE COUNTRY GIRL" Bing Crosby Grace Kell William Holden r- 0, 1) leateted--; Aiso-cinemaseepe Color aeatilitilliaa. ee GREER DANA AND 4. 1 Day At Moak Rock 11141, I i Iapetus'. Tracy Rebett Ryan i Sao Fernando Road at Wino4 na nd Hollywood at Wilcox -) HO.

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San Fernando TH.2-5252 -Alen- NOW ON SALE 1 In Color 18445 Sherman Way Children Free 8 CinemaScope Color Hits! ,7, "MAN WITHOUT A STAR" "VIOLENT SATURDAY NuYs here's 1: SI: 1 1 i -1 kirk Douglas -Jean (Rain Victor Mature Iiis 41, jk, Settee Blvd Between Vori Noss 1 efsb i I 1.. Ill it 1 "EAST OF EDEN" James Dean-Julie Harris 1, Not Shown Sat '1 Matinee it bepuivoita Blvd. ST-WISIO "STRANGE LADY IN TOWN" 1011 fil )o Greer Gerson Dana Andress 11.11 twootweastocwwtst i Itt Run A Pooll.p Lord 1 "GAG lit'slERS" -A It 0 roij One 'e: not I 'en le't SbYe. A1411 Set dB A Motvoutrtetwet.d,eperehr;,:c.s5ltm..pc;r:emnislin7ficsrer.7dtir..20 60,4 50,1 i ERM THEATRE California Theatre STARTS FRI. loi Won Andre," "Strge Lady in umerama 1 SH AN an Ventura lvd.

Air Cooled 122 It, 33 Alvoilobi, I STate 4-8911 Adults 50c Magnolia NI Hollywood Way 4 0' t7: "THE DEVIL GIRL A Vietorv, i. A 11! A ti i a 3 PM Pm 5,0,. -1 I 30 Pm two LOWELL THOMAS- 52 OS ort $1.75 All tottos ott. 10, Kids FREE with Prents N-4-1507 ALL SEATS 150 MERTAN nformation Please Ca COOPER comp. Shoes-Doors Open 5:15 I- I- IN COLOR 1 FROM MARS" 4, at Coldwater Canvas; Ill HO 3-61191 PRISINTATIONI ACADEMY ASVARD WINNER -1 I'' Vanity 7.442J Il OffICT Grace Kelly 3 Bing Crosby Wm.

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