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Valloyenrnon 20th Obtains Distribution Of 'The Bible' LBSEN IS GREAT 'Wagon' Thrills Sell-Out Crowd i 2 I tams LBSEN IS GREAT 'W 1 Thrills I ,,,,41 wisommt10110.1r, 1 woman nmimi ODE' Vallgartatinabl agon ri L. Distribution I (t2 HIATIRS FOR SHOW Iht row The Bible I '1 1 i a 1 7531 Lankarthim Blvd. PO44t5 OPEN DAILY 1 531 Lankarthim Blvd. P0.14,53 vrtrd 5700 Van Nuys Blvd. 892-071 8 SMOKING IN LOGES AIR CONDITIONED 5700 Van Nuys Blvd.

892-0718 SMOKING IN LOGES AIR CONDITIONED 1.MNM Page 22 VALLEY TIMES, Thursday, June 2 1, 1965 6REGORYPECK DIANEBAKER MATINEES DAILY 12:45 SPECIAL MAT. 12:30 PLUS 1 I 6REGORY Ptb PJge 22 VALLEY TIMES, Thursday, June '21, 1965 I MATINEES DAILY 1245 I HURL SPECIA AT 12:30 DIANE BAK A 1 li iI i IAALRITs i. r3PA' DHI ENE A li I 1 I ilte amamitliq 4 PLUS 1. Ilk .2 'lb I. 1 I i 1,1 i N'COLDR i oe''''' i 4 elitlf P.Ir odue1.1 i 4 1- C.14NI aCtof 10, it I 4144k.

I All Plus TONY RANDALL In D. 11 FACES OF LAO No, TONY RANDALL in tvg a Prr A r. I or oil. LAU II49011 rho I SPECIAL POLICY FOR SUMMER MATS. ALL SEATS gno' 'TIL 5 P.M.

IJIJ .4 Regardless of Ago .1 Daily Except, Hok 1.249170 NNE I SPEcCillmAlm FPROLmICAYT cf0 11 I 11 1,414. Jtir11.11 ALL SEATS 50 5 P.M. 1 Daily 0 dancing throughout show and colorful costuming and excellent choreography add to the zip. "Can Can" is well by Judy Lawrence the dancers go to town the "Fandango." 1. The male chorus was surprisingly good in a variety of numbers, a strong backbone to a show which, in the mainkH is predominatly masculine.

But only until the male dancers take over as the ladies of the evening, imported into the mining town to fill the miners' need for female companionship. UP TO THAT point Molly Bee had been the only girl in town, and she hadli been getting an unusual amount of attention from the lonely miners. 1 That gives her a to sing "What's Goin' On," in a voice that car- ries well and adds just the right touch to the dancing throughout show and colorful costum- ing and excellent choreo- graphy add to the zip. "Can Can" is well done by Judy Lawrence and 1 I the dancers go to town on the "Fandango." 1 The surprisingly good a wvaas. riety of numbers, adding, a strong backbone ti.

a show which, in the main is predominatly mascu-I line. i i But only until the fe-i male dancers take over as the ladies of the eve- ft 11111, 1.11C 1, emni mnn miners need for female to fill the companionsnip. UP TO THAT point Mol- i Bee had been the only girl in town, and she had A been getting an amount of attention from the lonely miners. 1. ii That gives her a chance to sing "What's Goin'0 rl'' On," in a voice that car- ries well and adds just the i trtght touch to the ques- 07 17r.

sol). Atw illoo MT 1 1 Ltd. 1 1, -f1111411 I COOLED BY REFRIGERATION Ventura at Topanqa Cyn. 8834835 2 BIG SHOWS COOLED BY Ventura at ICIPngli Cyn. 81131135 2 BIG SHOWS By ABE GREENBERG Start Writer New York Twentieth Century Fox has acquired worldwide distribution rights to "The Bible," one of the most sought-after films of recent times, for the highest minimum guarantee ever given a motion picture.

Darryl F. Zanuck, president of 20th Century-Fox, announced the acquisition, made in association with Eliot Hyman, president of Seven Arts Productions Ltd. yesterday at a press conference with 130 reporters from the United States, Canada, Europe and Latin America who are attending the studio's film festival program here. Zanuck said the transaction gives Nth-Fox world rights to the film, with the. exception of Italy.

which was reserved by Dino De Laurentils, and Israel, Switzerland, Austria, Greec Portugal and Spain, the rights to which previously were sold. "The Bible," a Todd-AO 70 mm. production, will have its world premiere in New York City on Sept. 17, 1966. "The Bible" went into the production in May 1964.

It encompasses the book of Genesis from the creation through the story of Abraham. De Laurentlis produced and John Huston directed the film from a screenplay by Christopher Fry. of Abraham. De Laurentiis produced and John Huston directed the film fro a screen- play by Christopher Fry. By ABE GREENBERG Start IS titer New York Twentieth Century-Fox has acquired worldwide distribution rights to "The Bible," one of the most sought-after films of re- cent times, for the high- est minimum guarantee ever given a motion pic- ture.

Darryl F. Zanuck, pres- ent of 20th Cenlury-Fox, id announced the acquisition, Eliot Hyman president of made in association wan Seven Arts Productions yesterday at a press conference with 130 re- porters from the United States, Canada, Europe and Latin America who are attending the studio's i 1 festival program ere. Zanuck said the transac- tion gives 20th-Fox world rights to the film, with the. exception of Italy. which was reserved by Dino De Laurentils, and Israel, Switzerland, Austria' ee Portugal and Spain, the rights to which previously were sold.

"The Bible," a Todd- AO 70 mm. production, will have its world pre- miere in New York City on Sept. 17, 1966. The Bible" went into the production in May 1964 It encomnasses the deriesisfrrom- the the story creation through De Laurentils produced and John Huston directed we tiim trom a screen- play by Christopher Fry. GREEK THEATERRonnie Welsh gets a hand from Suzanne Menke, left, and Pat Mc Ennis in the Broadway musical comedy "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," which will open tonight at the Greek Theater.

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A 1 i MADARD0 r. 10 MAD ..,0 WORLD' SIL 11 I l'' PLUS GREEK THEATERRonnie Welsh gets a hand from Suzanne Menke, arNN HENRY left, and Pat McEnnis in the Broadway musical comedy "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," which will open tonight at the Greek Theater. 01ZD ONDa i LE IrPrbeitilirtalV I By RALPH KAMINSKY Entertainment Editor "Paint Your Wagon," the famous Broadway musical that is filled with so many wonderful songs, rolled into the Valley Music Theater Tuesday night and thrilled a sell-out audience with color, ballads, charm and humor. Buddy Ebsen, television star and old-time dance favorite, gave the musical his own luster and his own angaging charm. But it has to be said that "Pain Your Wagon" is one vehicle that can carry its own load without the aid of a "prestige" name.

EBSEN is great as the hardbitten gold miner who strikes it rich, buys himself a wife from a Mormon who happens to have a "spare" and sends his lovely daughter off to an Eastern school. His daughter is pretty Molly Bee, who has developed a "belting" style to her singing and comes through with a fine performance. She gets nice help from her love interest, Paul White, who unleashes a fine voice. "Paint Your Wagon" is delightful entertainment, a warm and vivid musical romp that jolts one's memory back to the years when its songs fille4 the air waves. "I TALK to the Trees," "Carino Mio," "Wand'rin Star," "They Call the Wind nicely they fell upon the ears.

Paul White does ever so nicely by the first two numbers, with his strong, resonant voice. And "Maria" gets a wonderful, deep throated treatment from William Rhodes. He and White team up for a fine rendition of "Another Autumn." Ebsen sings "Wand'rin Star" and his key and sentimental love song! about his dead wife, "I Still See Elisa," and regretfully, the two numbers die of somewhere in the lack of voice and amplification. THERE IS ripsnortin' "1 TALK to the Trees," "Carino Mio," "Wand'rin Star," "They Call the Wind nicely they fell upon the ears. Paul White does ever so nicely by the first two nreusmonbaernst, ywolitehe.his strong, And "Maria" gets a wonderful, deep throated Rhodes.

He and White treatment from William team up for a fine rendi- tion of Another Au- tumit Ebsen sings "Wand rin Star" and his key and se ntimental love songl about his dead wife "I Still See Elisa," and re- gretfully, the two num- bers die of somewhere in the lack of voice and am- plification. THERE IS ripsnortin By RALPH KAMINSKY Entertainment Editor "Paint Your Wagon," the famous Broadway mu- sical that is filled with so many wonderful songs, rolled into the Valley Mu- sic Theater Tuesday night an thrilled a sell-out au- dience with color, ballads, charm and humor. Buddy Ebsen, television star and old-time dance favorite, gave the musical his own luster and his own angaging charm. But Pain Your Wagon is it has to be said that one vehicle that can carry the aid of a "prestige" name. EBSEN is great as the hardbitten gold miner who i it rich, strkes buys him self a wife from a Mor- mon who happens to have a "spare" and sends his lovely daughter off to an Eastern school.

His daughter is pretty Molly Bee, who has de- veloped a "belting" style to her singing and comes through with a fine per- formance. She gets nice help from her love interest, Paul White who unleashes a fine voice. "Paint Your Wagon" is delightful entertainment, a warm and vivid musical romp that jolts one's memory back to the years when its songs fit1cd the air waves. "Carino Mio," "Wand'rin Star," "They Call the Wind nicely they fell upon the ears. Paul White does ever so nicely by the first two numbers, with his strong, resonant voice.

And "Maria" gets a wonderful, deep throated treatment from William Rhodes. He and White team up for a fine rendi- Of Another Au- tion tumn. sen sings "Wandrin Eb pAtiAvi-sioN. mEIROCOLOR I fthrough n' 14 VI 111Wittl 1PANORAMAI Gm RAMA" I PANO Molly Bee also sings "I iviouy bee also sings "LI LI-- Talk to the Trees" and! CAPON "How Can I the audience loved it. laagiliallalsr, "Paint Your Wagon" ,1 one of those "simply mustl't'.

107 S. Maciay, S. F. see" shows. COOLED BY REFRIGERATION BUDDY EBSEN is, of MAT.

DAILY 12 NOON course, "something to THE 101 see." He is now the famous television "Hillbilly" 'liC from Beverly Hills. But an earlier generation gets l' iptoriLos NOM 4: a kick out of watching the I LS old pro at work, remem- bering his fine, youthful talent as a dancer. And if one has forgotten il that, Ebsen gives the ALSO crowd a bonus that servesi: as a reminder. I pr il After the show, as hisl; ph 0 .0 personal encore, Ebsen tC1 LEY IlLULS plii WALLIS puts on his old dancingk: PRS IfCH011 0101i shoes and goes into his so! ttt JULIET PROWSE routine to the old favorite i ADDED ATTRACTION i "Tea for Two." What a treat! I "KINGS OF TEE LESLIE Ill II I TICHNICOLOR rROWSE J. ADDED ATTRACTION "KINGS OF TEE from Beverly Hills.

But i411 0 an earlier eneration ets z'111 -01111j iraigigi A a kick out of watching the i 11 i old pro at work, remem- s'ai 0 bering his fine, youthful talent as a dancer. I At'ii' CHNICOLOR. 4::: And if one has forgotten that, Ebsen gives the ---n crowd a bonus that serves' ALSO as a reminder. I personal encore, Ebsen WI 1 61 4 After the show, as his" C' It puts on his old dancing' I oYs rig i ''t PRESLEY HAUIALus shoes and goes into his JULIET PROWSE I favorites: "Tea for Two." What a routine to the old ADDED ATTRACTION treat! 1 KINGS OF TEE Molly Bee also sings "I 1: LESLIE "LI LI, Talk to the Trees" and I CAPON "How Can I fr the audience loved it. 1 02131Earr "Paint Your Wagon" is 107 S.

Mariay, S. F. EM-1015S one of those "simply mustl' see" shows. COOLED BY REFRIGERATION BUDDY EBSEN is, of MAT DAILY 12 NOON course, "something to THt see." He is now the ous television "Hillbilly" 6 ge-ts' a JUL til irvaLkalial6 LIIL, IA a 16103proanf 41 Tea for Two." What a Ar 'lir old pro at work, remem-IN 0 bering his fine, youthful i talent as a And if one has forgotten 10 that, Ebsen gives the ALSO- crowd a bonus that serves' as a reminder. I ti 4 I 4.4 IT After the show, as his" 1 ILYI 1 RI .1.

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DAILY MUM MO OH THE BOWITY" Plus "MASQUERADE" monto.t.ALL;AL;34.rogoo.k12 Torangs Cyft Blic N. rf Roscoe Canoga Ping D14.0950 Gra 10 AR MATINEES DAILY COLOR 21622 15032 6937 3 "WAR Just a few years ago many of the Strip hotel operators were saying that the Dunes Hotel was too far out when it opened with 194 rooms. Today the same people are singing a different tune. It took Charley Rich, Sid Wyman and George Ducksworth to join hands with Major Riddle in making the Dunes one of the best operations in the Desert City. They have the know how and can't misg being the most successful.

Aggiorssive management by the foursome will pay big dividends shortly. The Dunes is celebrating its 10th anniversary. They opened the 24-story tower, Top 0' the Strip lounge with dancing, Dome of the Sea restaurant and Alice in Wonderland nursery on the same day. Now the Dunes has 1,000 rooms and close to 2,000 employes with convention halls and ballrooms to handle anything a everything. The nursery is another first for the Strip.

Personable Kay Ruggles runs it and hotel guests can leave their kids ranging from 2 to eight years old. The hours are from noon to 4 a.m. Russ Morgan and his hand supply the music for dancing at the Top 0' the Strip from 10 p.m. with no cover or minimum. Dinner is served nightly from 6 to 9 p.m.

Dome of the Sea is a seafood spot with beautiful surroundings of hun Now Showing In Las Vegas DESERT INN "Hello America" DUNES "Casino de Paris" FLAMINGO Juliet ProwseMyron Cohen RIVIERA Dinah Shore SAHARA Frank Fontaine SANDS Red Skelton STARDUST "Lido de Paris" THUNDERBIRD Judy Garland TROPICANA "Folks Bergere" AIRCONDITIONED BURBANK LITTLE THEATRE 1111 w. oliVe TH. 3-9400 WEEKEND, -5177: EVErybody LO'Es OPAL' A Comedy by JOHN PATRICK hi. and Sat. I 30 P.M.

Adults SI Children Sills Money-Saving Theatse Parties and Ratm a a ieffirml Phil I LIGHTS of Solonton LAS VEGAS dreds of fish swimming around the walls of the room which is done by special effects. Floating in the pool in the center of the room is a mermaid harpist, Gayle Levant. Opening night charges wexe $25 a plate with all the proceeds going to the Damon Runyon Cancer Memorial Fund. The Sultan's Table will be renovated and a new coffee shop built. When everything is completed the Dunes will have nine cocktail lounges and eight restaurants.

The idea of the entire operation is to offer a wide range of activities for the entire family, "Casino de Paris" is the current show offering in the main room which is slated to close in December. A new edition will open Christmas night. RAMBLING AROUND--A reliable source reports that there is no truth to Eddie Fisher becoming entertainment director of the Riviera Hotel. It's a gag Movie producer Sam Katzman has shown an interest in Desert Inn stars Pepper Davis and Tony Reese Thunderbird star Judy Garland struck it rich in Texas with three oil wells gushing Flamingo star Juliet Prowse is a sure bet to leave the nitery circuit as she starts a TV series next month Sahara-Tahoe has dropped "Les Femmes" revue and substituted "Benvenuta Roma." starring the Wiere Brothers beginning June 30 Benny Goffstein now is looking for an October opening of his Four Queens Hotel. Construction crews fell behind Mitzi Gaynor has not signed a new Flamingo Itsweimmenummr41 111 MAT.

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Fir ITSTS IANAVISION. First RegulTime dr Prices MGM oGISNN MENRY Fo NDO 114020UtD617)13 METROCOLOR MGM BURBANK MAGHOLIA TH 5-1586 ST 17984 Kolonoloorneolomessiosa pact as rumored at this writing Sands prexy Jack Entratter hopes to use his CopaGirls on two TV specs in August and September from the hotel Gaming commission approved Broadway producer David Merrick for 5 per cent of the Riviera Hotel Thunderbird showgal Marion Marlowe and singer Johnny Rivers are planning to marry in mid-July after his Riviera stint. Caesar's Palace Hotel is shooting for a March '66 opening. This promises to be one of the most luxurious spots on the Strip As predicted by this pillar Xavier Cugat inked a Flamingo Hotel lounge contract for January Had the pleasure of chatting with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Joe E. Lewis and Juliet Prowse the other night.

Sinatra and Miss Prowse seem uretty chummy again Jack Entratter signed Ey die Gorme and Steve Lawrence for a Sands Hotel stand starting July 28 Art Link letter will shoot a few "Talent Scout" TV shows from the Rivera Hotel. Dunes prexy Major Riddle plans to change "Casino de Paris" revue every 14 months Peter Due-bin, son of the late Eddy Duchin, has no intentions of playing any Strip hotel as he can do better on one-nighters There's a rumor around that Edie Adams may fill the Oct. 20 date at the Rivera Hotel Morris Lansburgh will not confirm or deny that Ed Sullivan will make a Flamingo stint next year Am told that Perry Como was offered a contract in a major hotel in the five figure bracket with a percentage for three years. NATIONAL GENERAL CORPORATION CALL THEATRE or BR.2-9261 CR.4-0411 La Reina rOX WEST COAST THEATRES D. 6,00, 55 1:00 CUID D.

645, SS "up FROM THE D. 645 SS 1:45 N. Hollywood SlOI tAnkorshim BENCH" PO 24212 "THE YOUNG LIONS" FOX VAN aily 11,30 NUYS Julie Andrews SW Van Nuys 1aS044t "MARY POPPINS" 0 8 0 0 0 0 8 Musicians Face Finals In Contest Performersthree singers, three pianists, two string playerswill participate in the finals of the Young Musicians Foundation's first National Debut Auditions tomorrow beginning at 7 pm. in Royce Hall at UCLA. Three $1,000 Debut Grants will be awarded one each to a singer, a pianist and a string player.

Announcement will also be made regarding the $1,000 Debut Grant to a composer. The con testants are singers Karan M. Armstrong, soprano, Santa Monica; tenor Melvin Brown, Escondido; contralto Kristina Krooshos, San Diego; pianists James Fields, 16, Los Angeles; Craig Niess, 16, Long Beach, Virginia Rubottom, Brookline, string players Stephen Kates, cellist, New Yorker livipg at 13749 Valley Viska Sherman Oaks, and Ronald Patterson, violinist, West Los Angeles. Hermione Gets Role In Movie Walt Disney has signed Hermione Baddeley to costar in his feature motion picture, "Bullwhip Griffin." The British comedienne, who played a maid in "Mary Pop-pins," will portray a housekeeper in the gold rush comedy. VENTURA at TOPANG4 883-8835 FREE PARKING COOLLO BY REERICARATION 0 "II A Alad, Mad, Mad World" CP 5 5 ALSO 0 Exilic Caron "WY El Pcrtal g440 Wihhir6 01.

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2 7, 4, CALIFOnNIA 1440 Wihhir0 Others 8.30 CA 3-0863 "THE SOUND oF Bur4' 'Li trrt MUSIC TH.51S07 Daily 11,30 CORNELL 1712 N. Julie Andrews "MARY POPPINS" TH25251 Cory Grant Leslie Caron "17,1 Iher Goose" John Wayne Claudio Cardinale 'Circus World" IIMAN STate 4.9911 OPEN ALL NIGHT WOLLVW00 SOTH THEATERS AT oi 0 INYTIN A HO I "FREI PARKIN' "WHALES NAVY JOINS THE AIR FORCE" "CARRY ON SPYING" IWO "Up FROM THE BEACH "THE YOUNG LIONS' '11c 1 4 SHOW STA! I AT DUSK 4.1 4-0411 41 CANOGA PK. DISNEY'S I SAN VAL "CINDERELLA" I 1 S.F. Rd. Nr Datiy 12.4S 1 Canoga Bet.

"CINDERELLA" "7 FACES OF DR. "7 FACES OF DR. LAO" LAUREL 1 Laurel Cyr, I S. -ur FROM THE BEACH' Daily 12.45 NuY "THE YOUNG LIONS" I .1 prfory ST66520 IN0.2V51,11 PICKWICK 4,40 Alameda 44, IWN, Vory RESEDA CALIFOnNIA SHOW STARTS "UP FROM THE BEACH" "THE YOUNG LIONS" "McHALE'S NAVY JOINS THE AIR FORCE" "FLUFFY" "GIRLS ON THE BEACH" "HIGH WIND IN JAMAICA" CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE ALWAYS VAN NUYS Roscoe et Sepulveda ST67510 VICTORY V)ctory it Cnfdvvatt PO-35511 'HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE' "SEX AND THE SKR GIRL" "HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE" "SEX AND THE SINGLE GIRL" Disney "CINDERELLA" "7 FACES OF DR. LAO" "WHALE'S NAVY JOINS THE AIR FORCE" "RUM" ENC1" "UP FROM THE BEACH" 16312 Ventura "THE YOUNG LIONS" uwsuier s' 4' TH.3.1502 IN JAMAICA" ST4-11233 le 11,30 .11 1212 N.

SF. CORNEL "WHALES NAVY RESEDA JOINS THE Re JOINS THE seda, 18445 "WHALE'S NAVY AIR FORCE" Sherman Way AIR FORCE' Andrews '1, Si, POPPINS" fl TH252S1 "4 FOR TEXAS" DIA0133 "KISSIIC COUSINS" si WILD WAVES" 1110 JAMES BACK ft i- AT 0 7 Phil i-4 LIGHTS of filo Sol i omon LAS VEGAS 0 BRE 8 Musicians 0 A4 JAN Just a few years ago dreds of fish swimming pact as rumored at this Face Finals BAC' many of the Strip hotel around the walls of the writing Sands prexy I ontes operators were saying room which is done by Jack Entratter hopes to that the Dunes Hotel was special effects. Floating in use his CopaGirls on two too far out when it opened the pool in the center of TV specs in August and Performersthree sing- I- with 194 rooms. Today the the room is a mermaid September from the ho- ers, three pianists, two Om same people are singing a harpist, Gayle Levant. tel Gaming commis- string playerswill par- different tune.

Opening night charges sion approved Broadway ticipate in the finals of the It took Charley Rich, Sid $25 a plate with all producer David Merrick Young Musicians Founda- WILD WAVES" Cary Grant 1.01116 Caron 1 Wyman and eorge the proceeds going to the for 5 per cent of the RI- tion's first National Debut "Falber Goose" Ducksworth to join hands Damon Runyon Cancer viera Hotel Thunder- Auditions tomorrow begin- John Wayne Claudia Cardinale with Major Riddle in mak- Memorial Fund. bird showgal Marion Mar- ning at 7 pm. in Royce -Circus World" jog the Dunes one of the The Sultan's Table will lowe and singer Johnny Hall at UCLA. best operations in the be renovated and a new Rivers are planning to Three $1,000 Debut SO 11MAX Slate Ventura DI. at Corbin D14-2222 Desert City.

They have coffee shop built. When marry in mid-July after Grants will be awarded 4.9911 OPEN DAILY the know how and can't everything is completed his Riviera stint. one each to a singer, a mi-sS being the most sue- the Dunes will have nine Caesar's Palace Hotel is pianist and a string play- Ina cocktail lounges and eight for a March '66 er Announcement will I A 07, cessful Aggarssive man- shooting agement by the foursome restaurants. The idea of opening. This promises to also be made regarding 1 (I) 1- i 4 4 k-I will pay big dividends the entire operation is to be one of the most luxuri- the $1,000 Debut Grant to ril .1 I 6, VI til shortly.

offr 'p ri 'VN a wide range of ac- ous spots on the St a composer. Si polvion The Dunes is celebrat- tivities for the entire fami- As predicted by this pillar The contestants are 4 1 opi val.4, ing its 10th anniversary. IY. Xavier Cugat inked a Fla- singers Karan M. Arm- al They opened the 24-story "Casino de Paris" is the mingo Hotel lounge con- strong, soprano, Santa Vi 830 tower, Top 0' the Strip current show offering in tract for January Monica; tenor Mel i 1-- 'AP lounge i dancing the main room which is Had the pleasure of chat IONIT Brown, Escondido; con- ,1 MATS SAT AT 2 SUN AT 3 lAt 4 c-Afi ,,..:,,,:,.,1 Dome of the Sea restau- slated to close in Decem- ting with Frank Sinatra, trait Kristina Krooshos, THE4VEC THRU SUN.

JULY 4 k'af min rant and Alice in Wonder- her. A new edition will Dean Martin, Joe E. San Diego; pianists James TECHNICOLOR That "Beverly Hillbillies" Star! -i ''Y 'IP i -PLUS- land nursery on the same Open Christmas night. Lewis and Juliet Prowse Fields, 16, Los Angeles; i o' 1 1 5 day, RAMBLING AROUND the other night Sinatra Craig Niess, 16, Long ii: Beach, Virginia Rubottom, BUDDY EBSEN "MASQUERADEll italli2i1 Now the Dunes has 1,000 and Miss Prowse seem A reliable source reports Brookline, strin letznen RI Loewe's' rooms and close to 2,000 uretty chummy again that there is no truth to 1 employes with convention Eddie Fisher becoming en- Players Stephen Kaes, Jack Entratter signed Ey- Vn006V Me0 MoodV elhst, New Yorker livitpg 0 ,11. halls and ballrooms to die Gorme and Steve Law- 2ITTS tertainment director of the at 13749 Valley Vialta MOLLY BEE handle anything a Riviera Hotel.

It's a gag rence for a Sands Hotel Sherman Oaks, and everything. Movie producer Sam stand starting July '28 monald Patterson, violin- -Isti awn inoeyn Fernando Ave. is i o3n6 0B4I Blvd. ii The nursery is another Art Linkletter will shoot a CHILDREN UNDER 12 HALF PRICE SAT. MATS.

DOORS OPEN Katzman has shown an ist, West Los Angeles. BURY (etc Hon.) a 30 SUN at 8 Sharp. MATS SAT. at 2, SUN it 3 first for the Strip. Per- few "Talent Scout" TV 1 P.M.

it and hotel guests can DAILY -rtriro interest in Desert Inn ORDER YOUR TICKETS BY PHONE-8819900 sonable Kay Ruggles runs stars Pepper Davis and shows from the Rivera .1 Ate SO Cal lauve Co Sr 5 NM SI TAutuM iZele I WilliChl. MUM CM 2 Adventure Hits Hotel. Tony Reese Thunder- MARLON HOMO leave their kids ranging bird star Judy Garland Dunes prexy Major Rid- Hermlone Gets ONE NITE ONLY! MONDAY JUNE 28 8 PM I struck it rich in Texas die plans to change "Casi- lIllY 21622 S11 from 2 to eight years old. AP SUMMER i'll 1 The hours are from noon i CrVo ctI'slIc's'Il" JACK JONES vvith three oil wells gush- Role In Movie to 4 a.m. no de Paris" revue every mos Russ Morgan and his in Flamingo star 14 months Peter Due- Walt Disney has signed t'Il JIMMY O'NEILL Ju'llet Prowse is a sure bin, son of the late Eddy Hermione Baddeley to co- PIUS Anita SNINDiG i I hand supply the music for be to leave the nitery cir- IND APRIL' BOBBY SHCRMANoDINO DESI AND BILLY dancing at the Top 0' the Duchin, has no intentions star in his feature mo- ycas BiLii INIERNATIONAL ORPNANS INC.

PRiCIS $4. 52. cult as she starts a series next month TV TICKETS at boll oft.e API 9400 A illi of playing any Strip hotel tion picture, "Bullwhip BaOILII NITHYE" Strip from 10 p.m. with no plus cover or minimum. Dinner as he can do better on Griffin." The British Sahara-Tahoe has dropn.ed.

-nighters There's a comedienne, "Mary played OPEN ALL 'MIGHT is served nightly from 6 to "Les Femmes" revue and one 9 p.m. rumor around that Edie a maid in Maly Pop- tI. 0 el riA "71 substituted "Benvenuta 4,., Dome of the Sea is a Adams may fill the Oct, Pirts," will portray a woLLywoo. si HOLLYWOOD it Roma." starring the Wiere SOTH THEATRE; housekeeper in the gold A 1 seafood spot with beauti- ful surroundings of hun- Borothers beginning June Benny Goffstein now is 20 date at ihe Rivera Ho tel Morris Lansburgh rush comedy. will not confirm or deny TOPANGA that Ed Sullivan will make il 0 VENTURA at 883-8835 HO 466113 HO 760811 I FREI PARKINS 11 3 Toranga Cyr.

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