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REMOVED AND OVERHAULED, A 440100 0.0TVATICII calkett lostronem's. By Melt SLIT CAN'T You BE SINCERE Aeotrr sr?) 7-3 Lfi By Fred Harmon -) By Harry Haenigsen NO, At CLEW 114 614oe 610RE! 7 I 74'. ALkin co I By Rick Yager 1( I t. 4Vr qc time eAt I ot OP' RS 01111. FREE StArsiLITE inkittliASHIP CAM mei AviMmplyd Merg or Capt.11001 ROGIRS too wr now evothcmfa motor wvw A 44 smmet4 atnONI lintaigt BUCK ROGERS wit.pApet I By Joe Campbell By Edgar Rio Burroughs By Len Moil Night Club Atmosphere Por 'Bronze' By ED REES "Portraits In Bronze" hasi opened at the La Grande' Comedy Theater for a ed run of two weeks under i the aegis of producer Rob.

ert "Bumps" Blackwell. Starred in the show is "sis-, ter" Bessie Griffin and she' is surrounded by a talented' cast of Negro entertainers, both singers and dancers who manage to keep the ning a lively oneif a trifle repetitious. The show has played at several night spots in this area as well as Las Vegas, and it is understandably more a club presentation than one that is strictly for the theater. However, the set-up at the La Grande is such that it smacks somewhat of a nightclub, and the overall result could not by any means be termed a failure. There are moments that are impressive in their sheer bombasity, and there are a also many moments that could be more effective if 11 a truly theatrical form of staging was employed in the presentation.

Bessie Griffin sparks the first section of the offering with her rousing renditions of half-dozen or so spirit- uals which are sung in a manner that is reminiscent of the great Mahalia Jack-' son. A troupe of girl sing- ers, "The Gospel Pearls" are vital contributors to this first section and they were particularly well received with their renditions of "Swing Down Sweet Chariot," and "Meeting Tonight." They also provided the background choral work to back up tenor Melvin Carter in "Two Little Fishes," and "The Bosom of Abraham." Star Bessie Griffin gives much to her singing of spiritual songs that might be brought to a more per. tinent focus if she did not lose contact with her listeners by a series of stock gestures. However, she socked across "Eye On The Sparrow" and "I Believe" with the aplomb of a dedicated artist, and the entire company joined her. to finish the first section with "The Whole World's In His Hands." Second part of the show was devoted to a half dozen or so blues and rhythm numbers two of which featured, the Calypso dancing of an amazing young contortionist named Byl Couser.

Miss Griffin and the company closed this part with a sensational arrangement of "Bye Bye" which also pleased the sparse but enthusiastic house. A bongo drummer and a pianist singers and I assume from the slightly uninformative program that they were billed as ''The Fergusons." This is an attraction that is booked into the La Grande for a limited run and it will be interesting to see how it fares with the paying customers. Eddie Foy Signed For 'Show Boat' Eddie Foy has been it engaged to play the role of "Frank Schultz" one of the 1, classic comedy roles in musical comedy repertoire in 4 "Show Boat," I third of the Civic Light Opera presentatio ns opening Au gust 15 in Phil harmonic Auditorium, it is announced Foy today. His role calls for him to be a song and dance man, who to his own dismay is always called upon to be the villain in plays preented on the Show Boat. Joe E.

Brown appears as "Cap'n Julie Wilson as Richard Banke as 'Gaylord Jacquelyn McKeever as Lawrence Winters as Helen Raymond as "Parthy i Ruta Lee as and Virginia Capers as "Queenie." Third Week For 'Elmer' Picture The Burt Lancaster-Richard Brooks production of Sinclair Lewis' best-selling novel, "Elmer Gantry," is in its third record-smashing week at the Hollywood Paramount Theater. The United Artists release, in cokri stars Lancaster and Jean Simmons, with Dean Jagger, Shirley Jones, Patti Page and Arthur Kennedy. MIRIAM HOPK INLS stars in "Look Homeward Angel" now play7 ing nightly at the But-more theater. Revue Is ace Bent Cordon Jenkins, the wiz-1 ard arranger who has revolutionized dance band has brought to the Moulin a Rouge his famed "Manhattan Towers" revue for a limited engagement. This could I very well become the "sleep- I er" booking of the year because of the nostalgic and re- freshing music that is played.

Those who remember the old Perry Como days at the Avalon Ballroom with Ted Williams in command will most certainly get a sentimental thrill of hear. ing the kind of music that made dances pleasurable and pop songs a joy for listening. Two quartets, female, front the band and their blending of "Somebody Loves Me," "Again," "Don't Cry Joe," "Irene," "Bewitched" and many others revived an era that is perhaps on the return. The band, under Jenkins firm hand and with his bewildering arrangements, was perfection in both melody and timing and this reviewer would have loved to dance to each and every rhythm. The two high spots of the show were Frank Sorrelo's renditions of "Sorrento" I and "September Song" and this talented bass-baritone demonstrated that he has a very fine future ahead of him.

Of course, the finale featured the "Manhattan I Tower" number and this made a perfect closing to the program. Don Rice, a comic with a deliberate pitch, opened the show and while his style of humor is Infectious his material is tired. A new crop of Jokes and the elimination of the patriI otic-spiritual finale would assist his act immeasurably. Don Chastaine and the gorgeous Moul in Rouge beauties are interspersed through the P. The World's Most Honored Show IS.

4i VALLEY TIMES, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1960 'Anatomy' Remains ULY 23, 1960 0 1 1 3 I Two of the year's top I a-4 LJ41 4 4 motion pictures; "The Anatomy of Love" and Mary 'Grace and Jenny Egan make "The Lovers" now in the motion picture de- fourth week at the Sher. man Theater, 15052 Ven- buts in Walt Illisney's tura Sherman Oaks. Academy Award con- Vittorio De Sica, Sophia tending motion picture, 'Loren, Toto and Michael Si- "Pollyanna," opening mon head 7., next Wednesday at Grau- excellent starring cast of man's Chinese Theater. The Anatomy Anatomy Miss Canfield and Miss of Love," Egan, both well known i'l New York stage and TV actresses, had not only irnebu which presents 1 7 presents five I 1 never made a motion pie sepa a and 1 4 ture before, but had 1:1 exciting love never been to California stories. The off- Loren prior to the filming of the beat film, Technicolor filmization which has been hailed for of the Eleanor 11, Porter K1 its brilliant presentation of novel.

11 five different kinds of love, also features such other in-I lrlz: ternational favorites as Lea Composer On Move Padovani, Marcell Mastroi- George Duning has re- anni and Maria Fiore. turned to London from Berm "The Lovers" starring lin after conferring lovely Jeanne Moreau, has German composers on music; managed to shock even the suitable for incorporation in'''. presumably shock-proof' American pictures. After I French. Telling the story of supervising the wind-up 1 a frustrated, unhappy worn- scoring of his music for thoi; an who cannot find happi- Ray Stark-Paramount i ness either with her sadistic tore, "World of Suzie husband or her vapid lover, Duning is due back in but can lose herself corn- wood in August to report tov pletely in an affair with a Columbia to score "Wackiest.) 1 gentle stranger.

Ship in the Army," Fred. NOW WE KNOW IT'S UNFINISHED When it came to the 19th Century pianos which were used by Dirk Bogarde, portraying Franz Liszt, for the location scenes which were filmed in Vienna for William Goetz' "Song Without End, The Story of Franz Liszt," for Columbia, they all fell short. Instead of the modern keyboards, which have the accepted 88 keys, the period pianos had only 77. Commented Bogarde: ''NO wonder Schubert never finished that symphonyhe ran out of keys." Greek Adds Two Stars The George Burns Show with special guest Bobby Darin has been added to the Greek Theater season as an outstanding variety event, James A. Doolittle, general director, has announced.

It will play 6 performances from Wednesday, August 10 through Monday, August 15. Featured acts, including the exciting Lobato Dancers from Argentina, and the Greek Theater Orchestra will complete the program. Tickets go on sale at the Greek Theater box office and all a gencies Wednesday, July 27. For further information call NOrmandy 3-3936. fit PMAI GLENDALE CH to Alb WrSTWO0 BRUIN 240 PASAMNA STATE St 3 1311 'EACH NERMOSI FR 24)245 Rfitrita RESEDA IA.

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Miss Canfield and Miss Egan, both well known New York stage and TV actresses, had not only never made a motion pie- -1 ture before, but had never been to California prior to the filming of the Technicolor filmization of the Eleanor Ii, Porter novel. Composer On Move George Duning has re- turned to London from Berm, tin after conferring German Composers on music suitable for incorporation American pictures. After 1 supervising the wind-up scoring of his music for the) Ray Stark-Paramount tore, "World of Suzie Duning is due back in wood in August to report toqs Columbia to score "Wackiest-) Ship in the Army," Fred. -44 Kohlmar production. VALLEY 1 0, THEATRE GUIDE 011:10,4 Vitntw Blvd.

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Sm, ILIS tANA TURNER ANDRA DPI "PORTRAIT IN DBLACK" "BDEIEKAliergIlliuREAYYTULNG" 1331 tonkorthim Blvd. ALQ 1oR, MATURE CONT. DAILY FROM I P.M. Tony Randall Eddie Hodges "ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN" Addod For FunFilled Week JACK LEMMON "MR. ROBERTS" POS59Sa ECIINICOLOrnsWAlINERBROLC CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 1 PR OM A Sit S.

San Samantha Shod. 1HId031 "GALLANT HOURS" "CAPT. LIGHTFOOT" STARTS SUNDAY "TORPEDO RUN" "MUSIC BOX KID" "BUCKET OF BLOOD" '40Slog141, 4403 Magnolia TH3.11116 Smoking Pormitted lie loge Section ogon Deily Son, "PORTRAIT IN BLACK" "UNFORGIIIEN" "BOY THE PIRATES" "IRE LOVERS" 0.,,,. lophie Loren Tote "ANATOMY OF 1.0YE" itMAI site Men Noy, Wed, 6M2Itil Mtki PARKING Open 140 Thum, Mon. A tuts Pen fri Sm.

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bia II elsy, im4.0115 4 4... Doily From 12111 4104 "ANGRY RED PLANET," "SWAMP WOMAN," "CREATURE OF JUNGLE" i- MATS SUNDAY l' "CARNIVAL ROCK," "TEENAGI THUNDER" "TANK COMMANDOS" 7,1 till! 1 i DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By Elsie Hix Night 'Club VALLEY TIMES, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1960 11 3 I Ailt-A''4-61r At -4 it It '''-c mosphere 'POLLYANNAI -410Bott-1 ----vow 1 1 ril-J 1 AT CHINESE I 1 Ili, For i Efiemains .1 WEDNESDAY .2 0. A AP 1144. Two of the year's top By ED REES et Arose 1 411 "Portraits In Bronze" has i I i mAneattolmc yn optictaLrecns'i" "Tanhde Mary 'Grace 0 MIII4, si 1 I ..,..4 7 i 7 Comedy opened dy at La a Grlaimnditej i. 1...

1, i 1,, 4fm'oTuahrneLthTieveaeetruesr I tahnedir JmenontiyonEgaa make L. 14-11 i I a GROW i 5 MILLION AcgE5 4 '41 under' ed run of two weeks unde lat-. 4 nS htehre- picture de- 15052 Ven- buts in Walt Llisneys Ise 't the aegis of producer Rob- ert Bumps Blackwell or GREEN lAW14 II4 lvd.D, Sehesrime tta.n.. Oaks Academy Atending cad Amotion wa pdi picture, ri ii- 1 l'HE 115. AMERICANS EPEND Starred in the show is "sis-, l'I, i tuVittorio ra .44 0TZ ter Bessie Griffin and she! "zt Loren, Toto and Michael Si- A mon head the 'Pollyanna," opening 'A EVERY YEAR Os surrounded by a' talented' next at Grau- 14, 06 (( of Negro entertainers, excelleent star- i man's Chinese Theater.

71 I I f- 7 i-''''''4 ''s, Sol singers and dancers. who manage to keep the eve-, 1 ring a st of I IThe. Anautom. littiss Canfield and Miss ning a lively oneif a trifle of Love," the .4,,, Egan, both well known 11 ''') QUCk DEER 111401.4. repetitious, AI omnibus film.

New York stage and TV mom, It (L0 i.e. i I stars never been to California -i3J 1- 1 1 sAme ExAcx wphnadserPs: A Pe er ecsi teinntgs or nge now plaY- stories. The off- ingnig tyott 1 beat film, r. z. 0 or i ...,4, 1) 1 Mtn IF A' If lit ANTLERS SAWED OFF, Wi.IEN 'TRANSPORTED To NEW AREAS, viAve FRAstED WV 185 NEW AUTOTRACK ANYONE IN THEIR WAY aanydedabal ty several night spots in this MIRIAM 0 INS area as well as Las Vegas, 05 VIBRATION IN AN more a club presentation tIET ENGINE CAN EE LOCATED than one that is strictly for' AND THe mzr REPLACED A1cLoonolke hie I It more theater.

Ilive 4,.. 1 separ a and actresses, had not only 1" I never made a motion plc- ,,,1 4 ture before, but had 1 Loren To leicohrntiocotlitoer i 1 mf ilinmgi zoaftti (hme the theater. However, the of the Eleanor II, Porter 1 01 7. If 4 WINOUT hAVINC ThE COMPLETE which has been hailed fo'r' I 1 f4L' 3 ,,,:.1. I tip HAUL A4REMOVED 000 CPi AND OYER- set-up at the La Grande novel.

--444 fltivg ebdrlifiltiearnetntPkr ei nS ednstaattiOinov0e! is such that it smacks fe tit.n...2.n...,..,., also features such other in-I Aosn'.) Ne somewhat of a nightclub, ALL RIGNII AIIROhr PUFF NEEDS A Tocintrzus14 fr.dia Calketti lostrimem's and the overall result could Hey Is OUT DONT HANG IT IN Atari 'COP' 'A 7 -a 4 .) not by any means be ternational favorites as Lea Composer On Move Padovani, Marcell Mastroi- George Duning has re- termed a failure. There blcallent i and Maria Fiore. turned to London from 0 an'The Lovers" starring ln'in after conferring waif MISS PEACH By Mell are moments that are im. pressive in their sheer Gordon Jenkins, the wiz- lovely Jeanne Moreau, has German composers on music z- managed to shock even the suitable for incorporation --ANC, MA, bombasity, and there are YOU'RE ALL MA YE5, -OUT ard arranger who has revo- pre su in a 1 shock-proof' American pictures. After AT IRA 1.

MI PEACH. WHAM WE also many moments that lutionized dance band music, French. Telling the story of supervising the wind-up HE WOR E. CAN'T brought to the Moulin a frustrated, unhappy worn- scoring of his music for the ek t-IE YOU could be more effective it MLi ESE a truly theatrical form of Rouge his famed "Manhat- an who cannot find happi- Ray Stark-Paramount ANC, LIES YOU staging was employed In SINCERE tan Towers" revue for a lon- ness either with her sadistic tore, "World of Suzie AtiSOWT CHEAT the presentation. ited engagement.

This could husband or her vapid lover, Duning is due beck in Holly ABOUT IT I AN Bessie Griffin sparks the very well be' IT but can lose herself corn- wood in August to report to '11 STEAL-. first section of the offering er" booking of the year be- i i pletely in an affair with a Columbia to score "Wackiest,) I I. 4, ,1 half-dozen or so spirit- fresh that with her rousing renditions cause of the nostalgic and re- eentle stranger. Ship in the Army," Fred T. Nitt of 3 iriing music is Kohlmar production.

i 71) A are vital contributors to this sentimental thrill of hear- 291:1" uals which are sung in a played. Those who reme s' 'n't- 41 '''t 11 manner that Is reminiscent ber the old Perry Como days I il 1I of the great Mahaha Jack-' at the Avalon Ballroom with NOW TV Mow IT'S UNFINISHED VALLEY son. troupe of girl sing- Ted Williams in command 1 11 t4 When it came to the THEATRE GUIDE 4 ers, The Gospel Pearls" will most certainly get a wl Ditihich Dirk 1,, to, ila By Fred Harman first section and they were ing the kind of music that particularly well received made dances pleasurable Vantuto Blvd at Corbm D142127 tit ev- Al 1,11. FIND IV fiuT 'Two More Ea BAoc AT THS COW with their renditions of and pop songs a joy for Franz Liszt, for the ion- CONT. DAILY FROM 1 M.

WOW! OUT WO NEAR Ger TH WE'VE GOsIE TCO FAR eOuRS II BE "Swing Down Sweet Cheri- istening. Tony Randall Eddie Hodges 'Hifi B.ogarde, portraying RED RYDER 1 e'---, ton scenes which were GoAT teleS, HAW CHUCK WAGOI4 OVER VI ITH II-I CATTLE TO DARK LOOUPA I ND1ANS" 'foutZ RiFLEt 4 filmed in Vienna for "ADVENTURES OF TmE CHI THIS HERE BLIT THERE'S l'uim SAO To Tp-r WE'LL "TEACH .11 EK Ot and "Meeting Tonight." Two quartets, Th'ey also provided the back- female, front the band and UH CKIEBERRY FINN tiout0Ait4 PASS. GOT To BE A tosIG TRAIL tOR-TH l'C't)RR-C)V4 HUH? APACHE6f MENW SMELIX A- RASCALS Wtlham uoetz oong REV PLACE -0 SOMETH1W i ground choral work to back their blending of "Some- Addad For FunFilled Week We i prOat Int EL! lids tT. reo rS tc0011. JACK LEMMON ttia, ,7,,, up tenor Melvin Carter in body Loves Me," "Again," RRORBERATSLult lit "Two Little Fishes," and "Don't Cry Joe," "Irene," umbia, they all fell short.

1tc, 4144 "The Bosom of Abraham Star Bessie Griffin gives others revived an era that "Bewitched" and many keyboards, ce, which have the modern A Is --z, much to her singing of ig perhaps DIIVA14 Thastro-Adulta 73c KIDS FREE I 1 0 age, ykk: I spiritual songs on the return that might The band, under Jenkins eriod pianos had only ancisqu pthe.accep.ted 88 keys, the 'to Canyon RC Saugus 1 -3121 or 25947911 44 s' Ct, 1 i 11 if 1 be brought to a more per. firm hand and with his be. 77. "7 er te---- ildering arrangements, ted Bogarde: BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG" lose contact with her lis- was perfection in both tinent focus if she did not sym teners by a series of stock melody and timing and never finished that STARTS SUNDAY 3 4 4 i 0 t- 1 ommenNo wonder Schubert phonyhe ran out 1 4' 7 hi 71 .1 1: Oti: V' INFIDEL" gestures. However, she this reviewer would have socked across "Eye On loved to dance to each and keys." "BLACKBOARD JUNGLE" PENNY By Harry Haenigsen The Sparrow" and "I Be- every rhythm.

lc 1 WOMER 6TARD PAN BETTER ICAWIOTOLO'bu) lieve" with the aplomb of The two high spots of the 1 0EEZ3 THAR MEW. I HAVE 11-014. A DoCTD2? NO, A CLEPIC 114 A Greek Adds so, mgtJART REALLY THE TitiE 61-ce 6TOREI a dedicated artist, and the show were Frank Sorrelo's ,.1 es 14-- tANA TURNER SANDRA NI A weAvaa 5EX, AUTHORITY entire company joined her. renditions of "Sorrento" I 741, to finish the first section and "September Song" toanned Two Stars 'PORTRAIT IN Bum' glif 1 le World's this talented bass-bari lain with "The Who rg, In His Hands." demonstrated that he has a CK CLARK TUESDAY WELD ta The George Bums Show "BE'CAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG art of thle show very fine future ahead of with special guest Bobby a no r-. 5 Second 7 I Z.

"Ns-, rhythm iit dnouzmen. t0.1111;Se,,,th 10" s. I 1 I illaTittir2 0 bers two of which featured Tower" number and this TtEtLet Dharin has been added to Greek Theater season ml lovti PO4.1IFSI as an outstanding variety the Calypso dancing of an made a perfect closing to I 10, event, James A. Doolittle, HER LIE 10.1 amazing young contortion- the program. general director, has an- 1 Alp iii nounced.

11 1 411IP ist named Byl Couser. Miss Don Rice, a comic with Al Trs, will play 6 performances Griffin- and the company a deliberate pitch, opened closed this part with a seri the show and while his from Wednesday, August 10 i through Monday, August 15. BUCK ROGERS, 25th CENTURY A.D. sational arrangement of By Rick Yager "Bye Bye" which also style of humor Is infectious his material is tired. A 1 Featured acts, including .1, pleased the sparse but en- new crop of Jokes and the 1., the exciting Lobato Dancers J', NOW: 4 b.1 GET THAT DOOR --r thusiastic house.

elimination of the patri- 41; GOT POUR AAINUTES AND FORTY-Five, to from Argentina, and the 0 41:,,, 4 42 SECOND5 LEFT TO 64A0 MI 41412 nd a OW' 5 A bongo drummer a otic-spiritual finale would Greek ea er Orchestra ....1.,1114,1 4. ilk ...1 CALTIC111411 A44 41111, POI" pianist assist his act immeasur- will complete the program. istitA4, 4-'47- ---w-, sl L' s' et EEFORE TtI PATROL ARRIVES 4'q'-'1 the slightly uninformative Don Chastaine and the Greek Theater box office and 1117 to, if. singers and I assume from ably. Tickets go on sale at the 11); 41 4,1 WO i t' 4 ra i' ielloweetoe sot.

ii, Dye lie, 'k qt ,4,24. 4, ic program that they gorgeous Moulin ou all a i Wednesday, ALSO ...0, .7, vtlask'N 4. FREE'" amo billed as "The Fergusons. beauties are interspersed July 27. For further informa- VICTOR) MATURE 7 stAlltuTt POWill li of ,14 1 ''f I '7'.

,1 meksesiosHeromo This is an attraction that is through the P. tion call NOrmandy 3-3930. Inns --'409 1 tifirssfAti. land Oa i AulaaroaSodAdairisel booked into the La Grande 'k, lows, for a limited run and it will i 'i a Ine World Most Honored Show Illik ID 0 tli ,3 4 I ol A 1 00' or A 194, rn''-' 4 .1.1 (fp rem be interesting to see how it 418 ICI elk -1'1' 1,1 a Ir. 1 4, 44 the paying cus- 41 fares with am A 44.17AaPitil tO mers.

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80 ticws BONNIE By Joe Campbell Signed For its 1.,,.., ISCHWiC l'II'' 1,11.1 ft 0 11 OM A 014.01,1000t1IVE NI. GLILTAaolro J.7 rol OAO Stv-16 I MINK HE i 3IF St San Forstando Stud. IttId033 I'VE BEEN FtSvillia ITS A GODO spot tril CAUGKI ALL ID 1. it 11 '-'171' I '-0 -VIII BOYAND er Show Boa "GALLANT HOURS" FOR 1-tOURS, AND HE CALIONT LOTS OF THEM! mot.Lroogit THE 10 l'ir' C'I' l''. 1 h1211.111 60,614" PORAT "CAPT.

LIGHTFOOT" Nor oNe 0 OP Et'Af A--, ,.0.,,,,, Eddie Foy has been! 0.1g-,:e.'4IT to 9riza st. 1 BITE, '44 4113 dimoo, -1 1 '71( tilite engaged to play the role of nil SASTHAN le 4 411 STARTS SUNDAY i14 COLOR "TORPEDO RUN' .61 I "Frank Schultz' one 0" Rd, 'el 11114,7, if 0. of the 1 i classic comedy roles in mus. 1 ostrw.w THEAllt iII ga "MUSIC BOX KID las NI ii1 '7 II' A oepoto 'T "Nul 'BUCKET OF BLOOD" Ica! comedy .,1 lithe STATE FOX CINTINEUI WE Cin, 1240 BY, 3 131 EX. 6-4214 tritI561 ti, II, L'A repertoire in 4 't AGNO0A1' 1i'' ti "Show Boat," te----, 1 at mg "MX') bl isN A CR sEpu WDA k-T--- zo 7 third of the mrt fa' ADA CIE PARK OEMS 1140 a 110110 TH41184 RESEDA Cti 4 Al LAJ 2 Sa42 FR 2.60 irili 111, 6 6520 Smoking Pormittod In logo faction A Civic Light Op- -4 SAS Daily Sat, Sun, 1100 ii is era resenta 4 sN, I "AROUND HE WORLD IN 80 DAYS" "PORTRAIT i opening PIUS 1 Pt 1 A August 15 in Ati I 1 oy aijo 0uttt No 4 T2S iti 0 Po note (, lt 4 OA 4 ett 1,6,14 Am 44, II harmonic AND THE PANORAMA StrpW1 SOMA IN BLACK" PIRATES' Ati ILIA 7141 DAO-5127 Oa Auditorium, it "LINFORGIVEN" Ye TARZAN By Edgar Rico Burroughs is announced Foy today.

oil ORA Al Ne----, mmada STARTUP OUT WITH HIS His role calls ler him to at SPEAR ITAZZANtIOWARP HIS HERE, MA msol ALIVE I THE TO ll ti Novo Blvd, SM21167 I be a HE HAD BURIED HER ALI TOMB si song and dance man, FATHER! WE'LL CIZOLE OYEZ. COME QUICKLY MS PARKING I-IEAP, INV SEE WHO WINS! i dismay is GAR LANS It FATHEEI or who to his own TO YOU LISE open I to Wed, Thum, Mon, A tuts 1 Si ir always called upon to IA opolw 1,30 11,10 II IL Alta La 0 i i 1 TAIL VELP CRASS 14,0 01.11,01,,ii, A -1 the villain In plays pre- The World's ost 1 4 Iwo HIVES CHIEF WAWA'S tt, sented on the Show Boat. vie Vile '41' Honored Show P'''. pp CialA 4,, leer ISIIil dIebn '4111116, 'IrIN Joe Brown appears as 04 oldtptt A KETURNEV STRENGTH I FROM THE SON WHO PEP WAN I 'PM' .:,0 6 "Cap'n Julie Wilson MICHAEL TODD'S POISON I 1- "el I 00 4.A, iicard Banke 7,1 -1 1, 0, 1 'f, all "Julie PI, '41'n t' 11 A' I. 'N'w 1 4 7 10,6 '111111)''''' i' III as 'Gaylord Ravenal 2pea I -t': a Al, 441', ii .11 quelyn McKeever as, i'Mag- avast no oltrir mcgtS it) 80gs Ar 1 1 I 4,1 nolia awrence in ers as I NOW al tan HO 44t I i.

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094 1.01 IONIA tw a OM Al Jne Moreau IKE LOVERS! NAT ISN'T PEOPt-E SAN WU ti 'To OKIE Oc -THOSE A at The Burt Lancaster-Rich- ft befica lophie Loren Soto et nI argArtiSAIMil ard Brooks production of ic ANATOMY OF IOVE Mt PLOWEIZS THAT LOWS QUIRT WAITER, 4 Sinclair Lewis' best-selling mI' VIIVCRIR Lancaster and brain) 4 IS IT rty .1 ...5 '4r1 40 toi novel, "Eimer Gantry," is in tor top Oscar honors. 174 mg EXAMINER 1 NraeloieeeAll. t'I'Ira -1 'C Artists release, in color! la, hocilatT PARAMOUN'r HOLM, COIN It NOM AIM, ft Ittill ItAIII 10 S. Moeloy, II. gm.i.stog hird record-smashing 4r TT 1 it8 di Id OkS 6 I.

elesrMlos lime week at the Hollywood Para- 4 II i 12 is -41064 ce 1. eeus Doi om Ito-. 4111( 7) 34, -71, .1. FON 1 mount Theater. The United "ANGRY RED PLANET," "SWAMP A ht 4t 1 IN ELLER LIMN ELF ER "CREATURE Of JUNGLE" 7, 0- stars Lancaster and Jean ,4, AS tom CAM sow it tertallOrm WWI SUNDAY 44 t4)104' 1-, Simmons, with Dean Jagger, 4th Sensational Week "CARNIVAL RTANK CROCK," "TEENAGE ND 1 l' Shirley Jones, Patti Pae ilettWOOD10001t4142 Plittiff 81, feilfwil WOO UNDE," "OMMAOS" .:1 and Arthur Kennedy TH "I 414- i A I 1 4 0 0.004.