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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 4

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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES MONDAY FEBRUARY 13 1956 4 someone presents him a $20 bill RORRFD 0 HORlG WALK for a 10-cent fare About This Week in Kansas Citv LIKE JEKYLL OFF-STAGE BUT HYDE-LIKE PARTS APPEAL TO ALAN BAXTER I a baby boy at the St Joseph hos- pital back from the hospi tal I stopped at Fortieth and 'Main streets and bought what I thought were a few groceries Two Men Leave Car and Take Music Philharmonic subscription concert Camilla Wicks violinist as guest soloist 8:30 do not know his name but his cap number is 1959 I think it is well to remind people that there are still some kind and considerate people around yet and if there were more like this: raining as jp talked on Twen- S3 25 From Alexander Two men armed with revolvers robbed J- Alexander 21T? Walrond avenue yesterday Art of Mozart an exhibition of eighteenth century art through March 4 Nelson Gallery An exhibition of contemporyi paintings and sculpture Kansas City collections through (February mezzanine galleries The Overbearing Villian in and Which Opens Tues Music Hall Tonight Is Reticent When Not Before Lights Don 8T5 nr street between Colleg" and Indiana avenues Alexander said the men Negroes jumped out of a motor car and de- manded his money He gave them his wallet which contained' started down Fortieth from Main when my arms started giving out Well they gave out completely about one-half block By Landon Laied 'from my- destination on McGee 'ROM Rawille La a letterlwhile I stood rubbing my arms was depo-ited a few days: anrl trmg to think w-hat on earth ago upon the desk of Poin-to ere came a Good Samar- motormao this be a wonderful world to live Public Service company officials say that badge No 1959 is worn by Guy Tamburello 325 Maple boulevard They add that Tamburello has been the recipient of many courtesy $3 They returned to the car He Wait so he bought the book 'Search for Bridey Murphy!" In 14 installments starting February 19 in The Suiday Star and drove awav Mozart opera Wed through Sat matinee 2:15 Sat Play-house Ennre cello section of the 'GalierY Philharmonic fourth coffee concert sponsored by the Jewish Community center 8:30 Thors Community Christian church The 90-voice chorus of men students from St Mary college Winona Minn sponsored by De La Salle Military acad-P-JT "'eson fallen emy 8 Sun World War II Memorial building Dog Show Heart of America Kennel club Decorative Arts of and America in the century'1 a Friends lecture by Ross Taggart Thurs Rococo Italy and South lecture by Henry Scott Galler? hours: Closed todav 10 a to 5 Tues Wed and Sat also 7 to 10 1 to 5 Frl arl 2 to Exhibition of paintings England Eighteenth of Art 3 in a 3:30 DO oa need repair wrk dare arourd the1 house Find reliable workers through the Want Ads 1 itan man parked his car and 'came running over to my aid I thanked him but I couldn't really jput in words how much I appre- dexter president of the Poindexter and Sons Merchan- idise company 801 Broadway Inside the envelope were two $20 bills and a $10 bill and a Incite that said: Those who might be appalled a' the bullying house-master plaved bv Alan Baxter in Tea and Which opens tonight at the Victoria theater might be or more appalled meet Baxter off-stage The overbearing villain is a shy quietly-dressed man with close-cropped hair graying with st the right note of good taste Baxter takes the intellectual view of the stage Pie earned a bachelor degree at Williams The Poindexters- Kansas city Moj uiated his help in carrying my open 'Gentlemen Enclosed find for an: load for me I think it wonder- Thurs iold account tnat I owe you that Iifui tha 0mPone does ston in the Thurs am now able to nay 1 someone qoes Stop in me Sun' This will not snow on your books' OUS'e OI The City to ala anas it Is too old about forty years andYou's An-OidDfptob show 9 a to 10 Sat (drawings by Wilbur Niewald through March 3 Art Institute Lecture on the originality of and Sun MRS KATHERINE HARE 538 Brooklyn avenue re-1 IVING her address as 207 West Seventy -fourth street terrace a woman who signs her- COl RSE IS FILLED No More Enrollments Will Be) Taken for Humanities Group The afternoon Leawood group of the Introduction to the Humanities study discussion program offered by the University of Kansas City continuing education center has been filled by advance enrollment Mrs Eiorothy Wilson program director said yesterday The evening group also is near-' ing capacity If the demand is sufficient a new group will be formed Mrs Wilson said The groups are limited to twenty to twenty-five persons and starring1 Paul Klee by Charles Kessler! ports she was a passenger on an Maria Riva and Aian Baxter International Relations Council Independence avenue trolley busY eu 8:30 tonight Tues and Thurs I Lecture on European music at 1 o'clock in the afternoon at ffh tf'fin Eighth street and the Paseo very old woman was trying to cross the Mrs Hare says was having an awful time of it Motor cars festivals by Robert Adams associate professor of music at the Trip to series sponsored bv the International Rela- street car motorman who takes the 10:15 street car out of Waldo going north Mv work makes it necessary to ride the street cars four times daily and I love to observe different people tions council 7:30 Wed were flashing past her and other 6:30 and 9:30 Wed Victoria theater Chamber of Commerce Chamber luncheon 12:15 Muehlebaeh: Kenneth A Spencer president of Spencer Chemical company speaker Women's Chamber of Com-jmerce noon Tues Phillips Judge Albert Reeves retired federal judge of the western district of Missouri speaker pedestrians paid no heed to her Our bus driver brought his bus to a stop got out took the woman hv he arm and helped her to the sidewalk I think he Barstow school Travelogue Colorado River travelogue by John Goddard Kansas City Town Hall travel and adventure series 4 and creditor what he Investigation shows that the 'driver was Williams 1617 Exhibition of period clothing North Pearl street Independ- today Music Hall Kansas City Museum find in this motorman a kind and considerate person who always reaches out a helping hand to every child or elderlv person who happens to get on his car This motorman pleasantly! gives information to people who are confused as to transportation At the end of the line he lets his passengers on the warm car ihsfead of letting them stand in the cold weather until he is was visiting in your citv toj ready to start out He even stay with my daughter ho had shows his good nature when DE LUXE FAMILY BUNDLE ALL UNENS HANDKERCHIEFS IRONED free: socks finished: Baltimore 927 Minnesota! sketches satirical bits to go info revues cant shake off the feeling of the 1800s that I still want to he Hours: Closed 'oday open 9 a ml said actor is at the mprcyj 6 pP Sun eSd3V through Sat" 2 Liberty Memorial Museum Memory hall and tower open 9 a to 5 daily of what is written for him I think there is something more satisfactory about producing something good in writing I can think up too many excuses why I can't sit down at the typewriter I love acting and I find it easier to sign something be where I have to be and do what the director tells The Co-Star of Alan Baxter i Kansas City Star AXD Jotted put college and did postgraduate work at Yale in the famed 47 Drama Workshop under Professor George Baker Today Baxtei gaze- a bit enviously at thejOfficers Get Alvin Komalin at silk shantung the City Jail Here ostt For HER Daneeraft has created this sterling silver heartshaped jewelry with a cut-out filigree border a Valentine gift of loveliness and lasting quality 3995 Complete ime greener fields of the playwright which he started out to be On Stage in College Baxter chooses the w-ord happenstance for the thing which turned him into an actor at Yale The professor was casting a play about a Pole a brutish giant who dominated the play Nebraska authorities picked up Alvin Konvalin 34 Omaha yesterday afternoon at the city-jail for transportation to Omaha to face charges of burglary and armed robbery Konvalin was arrested here and as identified as one of two pin-pointed for Spring the figure molding sheath white trimmed ard with its cvn dressmaker jacket finely tailored in -risp pure silk shantung In 3995 complete vith white onlv on walnut StsHWj for ouf dress salon on the plaza: I was eating ray heart out to bandlfs who heW the Crown get the part he said I was'- verv insecure at being in Drug store at 4262 Oak street January 29 Nebraska officers! said would be prosecuted for: breaking into a linoleum warehouse and robbing an Omaha resident of about 820 He was on bond on the burgiary vvhen the holdup occurred Konvali is the brother of two! men who were in a motor car which was wrecked near St Joseph in an attempt to outrun a highway patrol car Yeryle Russell Konvalin 28 Denver was killed and Dale Leroy' Konvalin 31 Omaha was injured They had participated in the robberv of the Ball supermarket Thirty- college so long and I wanted to go out and make a dime My first line was Ho: and I said it so! loudly it started the professor My reticence off-stage my SY- way of talking in he just did not visualize me as this Pchsh type The difference was such a shock he gave me the Baxter attracted the attention of a New York group theater representative and joined the group with a classmate Elia Kazan who became a top director Variety of Demises The pieces in this collection shown actual size are- pin 4 00 2 charm 500 3 bracelet with charm 800 4 earrings 500 Add fed tax Come in to make your Valentine gift selection today and stop in our card department to select a Hallmark Valentine to accompany your gift Baxter wound up in the fourth street and State line Kanin Though as a mild manjsas City Kansas shortly before as he says he is he died as a the accident screen villain by being stamped) to death by twenty young women in the electric chair and many other retributive ways In one picture he hung a butcher on a meat hook and in another knocked a contractor under a steam roller After World War II he returned to the stage He has cosy -irry-i with Deborah Kerr and now with Maria Riva daughter of Marlere Dietrich in CARNIVAL TIME IN RIO Rio de Janeiro Feb 12LP The annual pre-Lenren bust burst 1 alenfijip Blouses Sheer Nvlon lined with 40 denier nylon 1 095 both cs lovely as an old-fashioned Valentine- Their delicate tucks trimmed with casual shops downtown 1014 walnut on the plaza 201 47th and 1114 grand avenue baltimore 1-6955 This has re- on the city last night It was like an Armistice day on New- Year eve It will be that w-ay- until Tuesday- night Then comes Ash Wednesday and Lent which is observed with proper solemnity pearls sizes 32-33 suited in numerous embarrassing questions as to how the two women compare in acting ability Any answer he gives is sure to offend one of them Baxter still writes What he I is d-'ne successfullv are be A Newcomer memorial may financed on budget terms Adv every yes EVERY fur in sfock greatly reduce Beauty Salon 5th Walnut we're listing just a few of the values come in and see all of these remarkable buys! muskrats-squirrels 7 paste! and sapphire dyed muskrat capes and stoles were SI 2900 Vi pttxce 6 paste) and dark dyed squirrel capes and stoles were $12900 $89 on out Finest COLD WAVES $89 scarfs 4 dyed jepanese minks 4 skins 49 3 kolinsky's 4 skins 59 2 stone martins 3 skins 149 1 russian sable 3 skins 149 4 ranch minks 4 skins 99 ZEROTONE regularly 1500 750 LANOCURL DUETTE regularly 1750 875 FLORA regularly 2000 1000 Styled Haircut 150 open tonight! 1208 main 'til 6:30 652 minnesota 'til 9:00 Y1VV elaokof ISress For Half SizetL 4500 for the woman of taste navy celanese with navy satin trim in sizes one from cur collection of youthful half sizes dress shops on the plaza 1014 Walnut-201 47th NOW net next month not when winter is over but NOW every fur in stock has been reduced in price! buy your fur at a tremendous saving and enjoy it the rest of the winter you'll be wearing it next year and next too and be proud of the great value you bought! no matter what fur you are considering find it here at a marvelous price! 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