Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 15

wmr ev1 yr Uj I t'V i1inf yin riinllHjip'g(Tiy'llT-yiii yf 1 A iiigi "'f friday Morning September 2 1955 Fort Worth StarTeiegram PACE FIFTEEN Capilal False Alarm Homes Exposition Expected To Attract Record Entries WASHINGTON Sept 1 (INS) defect in the Justice sprinkler system touched off a false alarm Thursday and brought several fire companies to the downtown Washington building A spokesman for the department reported that the defect was remedied quickly and no damage had been done to the building which also houses the headquarters of the FBI juk Fa and 12 The Host Itemitifiil ISoili In the Uorldj CANDY liAIMt NIKKI JOYE Exotic lundlo of Joy niinAr HILL 1111 ITS CDCC Ski Room Opn Nlly FRtE BEER lOetelSj Mixta CHARCOAi 1 10 Gilbert said 85 per cent of the booth space has been sold while new requests are being made daily The exhibits will include a wide variety of materials appliances decorations and furnishings for modern homes The show and the Panorama of Homes are sponsored by the Home Builders Association of Fort Worth Show hours for the exhibits will be from 6 to 10 daily except on the final days Saturday and Sunday when the hours will be from 2 to 10 Music and entertainment will be provided hourly during the show Ceremonies for opening the show are being planned by Ted Peters show chairman and A A Jackson president of the Home Builders Association I 8ROILEO S1EAKS- OEIICIOUS FOODS ERNEST BORGMNE AS MARTY IN When an ugly man even last movie TIIE 7TII STREET THEATER FILM house pickup Is always booked up for Saturday night Coming to 7th Street A Special Case 3 SHOWS LABOR DAY MON SEPT 5th 2-3-830 PJA Orch 4 loges $240 Balcony $150 At Request oi White Goes to Star Borgnine Flawless In Great Film 'Marly filled Promptly Malt Wad lhuf 2 -5175 51 25 fvarv Evamni I PM Mall Sat A Sun 2 1 Spa sun DIALS rRI-tlOfl Sr ftctttvB VHMATtONf Show July 4 at 2 i 5 40 Ptitai Include All Tun SOX OtEICE OPEN DAILY 10 A TO i (In Fort Worth Central Tickat Office Hotel Tana ED 9000) BY ELSTON BROOKS It had been a hard Saturday for Marty in the Bronx butcher shop where he had been working since he got out of the Army Even the customers had been asking him why jou get married? time you Things were no better in the bar near his home where Angie a perennial lamppost leaner had been badgering him about the plans we gonna do tonight Marty? Let's decide now or we end up over at your house like every Saturday night watching the Hit Parade on THINGS WERE NO better at home Marty was just starting on his spaghetti when Mrs Pilletti got in her point 34 now Why you go over to the Stardust Ballroom tonight and meet some nice girl? when are you gonna give Marty implored got a bachelor on your hands Whatever it is that women like I got And then more desperately with a pathetic voice tone unknown to that segment of the populace blessed with pleasant features Marty let his thinning hair down a fat ugly little man Ma Girls look at me like I was a hug Eve got feelings and I've had enough pain No thanks Ma I'm not liAmeORQ HtAft lAKEWOKTH FT WORTH'S COOLEST FINEST LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT I If ever been in love you'll agree wilh lledda Hopper that A Wonderful Love Louella Parsons says One of the Great Movies A Great Motion Picture says Sheilah Graham BUT MARTY DID GO and where he met the man who offered him $5 to take a blind date off his hands got stuck with a he said matter of factly just can't walk off on a girl like Marty said in a horrified voice The man shrugged and got another stag to do the job The girl was Clara a plain 29-year-old school teacher who was hearing an old story Clara has been sitting on the sidelines watching men and time pass her hv for too many years She wanted no part of the deal and ran 'pping onto the ballroom fire escane Enter as sobs and suddenly the moviegoer has the most human tender and realistic balcony scene since the more famed one was written those many years ago This is the opening of which opens at the 7th Street Theater Friday and which also is merely one of the best motion pictures ever made CINEMASCOPE Eleanor Parker than -king Solomon's A record number of exhibitors both local and national was predicted Thursday for the Fort Worth Better Homes Exposition scheduled in the exhibits building in Will Rogers Memorial grounds Sept 13-18 Arthur Gilbert managing director of the show made the prediction as exhibit space reser-Nations passed that of last year Better Homes Exposition will highlight National Home Gilbert said show will be in conjunction with the Panorama of Homes These eents arc certain to attract banner crowds His Mother Negro School school in Tokyo with children of 23 nationalities whole life has been in a home where there has been no discrimination of any she said Feature Action Bi Thundering NEW Taaan Adventures! "TARZAN HIDDEN Gordon Vera Miles -HIT NO 2-John luobeth Dan Duryea "SILVER (Technicolor) Color Cartoon ''Dr Jtkyl INTERSTATE 2nd I WEEK DOORS OPEN 1115 Mol 85 Eve 95 Kide 25 THE EXCITING TIUE-Liri STORY OF AIIDIE MURPHY AMERICA'S MOST DECCRATEO HEROI AUDIE MURPHY THOMPSON I ClMEMASCQEg GET APPUCATSONS NOW el I FOR 52 WEEKS 10 ACE 12-17 tr SAVE PAQV OK MCYIE up io 3u7V mint Now! PARKWAY RIDGLEA TOWER Parkway Open 1PM Ridglea at 1 30 Tower at 1 Wcilt Disney's BOWIE I intnmiploil Mclodtj I Glenn FORD Eleanor PARKER Inn FORM Imi CKX'1 I Hum TWILL het LMMM MARTY ALSO COULD have been titled the warm story of the countless thousands of people living miserably alone behind their feelings unaware everyone probably has a mate often just around the corner Pretty soon Marty and Clara are dancing and Marty is talking so much he Basically Marty perhaps is a shallow person and the only thing he can think to talk about is his Army experiences But Clara bored And neither is the viewer as he gets caught up in a drama so simple it becomes powerful are not such a dog as you think you Marty tells Clara And the audience finds itself nodding in agreement There is everyday truth in every minute of the 95 minute screenplay even as its turncoat supporting players become the villians Suddenly Mrs Pilletti want her son interested in a girl leaving her to a loneliness And Angie tries his best to convince Marty he got with a After all who would lean on the lamppost with him if Marty started dating? IN COLOR ond Glenn Ford even GREATER College President Dies NAPA Cal Sept 1 Dr Henry Sonncnbcrg 40 piesi-dent of Pacific Union College died Thursday at his home in the nearby village of Angwin Death was attributed to a heart attack Andrews-P loune ADMISSION "GIRL HAD Powell 2 Admission Same Car Admit Carload MAJESTIC OPEN 00 ADM AOc ED-9461 FOR ADULTS ONLY! 'll DEADLY PIUS JERRY CARTOON FESTIVAL TOM FUUnrthTWIN OPEN 7 00 START 730 Adults SOo CHILDREN FREE ALWAYS AND PA KETTLE AT Mariarie Main Percy Kilbride LOOTERS" Kory Calhoun Julie Adame 2 COLOR CARTOONS RIVERSIDE VA-8842 3400 28th 5l Fiat Ft Worth Showing In Glorieut Color From Bitter Ridge" lex Barker Maro Corday ROMANCE" (The New Ma and Pa Kettle) Chill Wills Marjorie Main CARTOON iiMnwMroi 7100 CAMP BOWIE BLVD SU-1471 NOWI 60c PER CAR Randolph Scott WANTED MEN" HIT NO 2 Vmtent Price-Frank lovoioy OF WAX" CHILDREN FREE FO-6026 Vista Vision A Technicolor Air JAMES STEWART JUNE ALLYSON HOURS TO KILL" DANA ANDREWS DONNA REED Hwy 163 Just West of River Oaks First Ft Worth Showing Both Feoturoe Lex Barker Mora Corday Technicolor From Bitter Ridge" Marono Moin Chill Wills ROMANCE" CARTOON SOUTHSIDE First Drtve-ln Showing Alo-Ha-Ha They've Gone Native AND PA KETTLE AT WAIKIKI" Rory Calhoun Julio Adams LOOTERS" Hava a Come Out 6 Eat "VTSTEre ey MARA CORDAY urn tom rerwa awofm MAN 99 TODAY HAS NO ADVICE ST LOUIS Sept 1 (Pi Clay Hickman will be 99 Friday but he tell you how you could live to be worked for me might not work for the bachelor farmer said Thursday always ate everything I wanted been a heavy smoker all my life black cigars and a pipe and never been known to refuse a good glass of He plans to spend at least part of his birthday puffing a big cigar and puttering around in his two-acre garden the day is he confided slyly might even have a Disappearance Of Man Brings Arrest of Girl SAN ANTONIO Sept 1 (P) An 18 year-old girl is being questioned by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents in connection with the July 20 disappearance of Lewis Finn Chicago chemist Jo Ann Severson was arrested on a federal warrant from El Paso for transporting a stolen vehicle across state borders Finn was en route from Palm Springs Fla to El Paso Also being questioned in connection with the Finn case is Leonard LaFond 20 who is being held by FBI agents in Las Cruces LaFond admits selling car but said he found jt abandoned in Kentucky LaFond and Miss Severson reportedly were traveling companions from her home in Milwaukee to El Paso ICE SKATING Doily and Sunday 330 to 5 30 8 00 to 10 00 Saturday 11 30 to 1 30 Admission 50c Skate Rental 35c WILL ROGERS FA-1341 COLISEUM LAST TIMES TONITE! wi DARE you to ym i9ls DEAN JERRY M-LEWIS Hear Five Qgreat song hits! MOGAMBO It MCA UKATCITI BililgGAIiLly GARDNER C'SARIC AVA LOUISVILLE Ky Sept 1 P) A white boy was permitted to enroll in an all-Negro school Thursday because his mother wanted him to go there School Supt Omer Carmichael commented that the "special case" is to he considered a beginning ot in city schools The child is David Rogers Russell 11 son of Rev and Mrs Galene Russell The father is in Tokyo where he is pastor of the Tokyo Union Church understand the boy will attend a Negro church sing in a choir there belong to a Negro scout troop and the Negro YMCA" Carmichael said will be a part of the entire Negro community life rather than white" City and county schools have announced plans for desegregating schools next September Mrs Russell said she was happy and very i that David the of being the first white child to enroll in a Negro school in Louisville She said the boy attended One of the first industrial uses of natural gas in the United States on record was effected in Centerville Butler County Fa in 1840 coouft IT RURIOIIATION ft WORTH'S OMATUt SHOW VAtUI NOW AT YOUR INDEPENDENT THEATERS POIMWI Jtes Stbwas3 THE RWJ nmujutM far I PIUS LNCii: Mark Stevens Martha Hyer CARTOON OPENS 30 DOORS OPEN 1 00 FA-8985 Bullet for Bullet! In TECHNICOLOR John Lizabeth Scott Bob Jane Russell of Sot Kid Shew 9 45 FREE ICE CREAM HALTOM Open 5 00 VA 3311 Cooled By Refrigeration All TECHNICOLOR-CINEMASCOPE SHOW Of The The mighMt screen protect tn the Motion Picture History Filmed in Egypt wilh a cost of thousands Jack Hawkins Joan Collins Rivers to Robt Taylor Eleanor Parker CARTOON XT FROM LARAMIE" James Stewart Robert Francis CARTOON OPEN 1 00 OPEN 1 00 Robert Dbro Pogt LA-3030 Barbara George Sanders TO HEIGHTS 2 Blocks last Arl Hts Hi School Feature Time 4 30 9 57 FROM James Stewart Cathy 0 Donnell Robert Cummings Barbara Hale NOW SHOWING OPEN 12 45 nUHMTCl OPEN 1 00 Gory Cooper Burt Lancaster Technicolor J1 ony WimuMr KiFnbn AFTER VIEWING at an advance screening it seems rather useless to go on with this Academy Award race Who but Ernest Borgnine the sinister villian of Here to and Day at Black could be the best actor of the year? His portrayal of the title role is sensitive touching and flawless beyond any expectations Betsy Blair who real life is the wife of Gene Kelly is a fading school teacher we all know hanging on to her new-found hero's every dull word but almost wrecking her last chance by frustratedly refusing him a kiss on the first date Joe Mantell bewildered as he realizes losing a companion is a perfect Angie The screenplay by Paddy Chayefsky looks like a natural for the Oscar Chayefsky the current brightest light in writing circles adapted the story from the successful TV show he authored If the dialog rings true it may be because Chayefsky has fathered a brilliant script But more than likely it because he played a stenographer to the conversations of some of the most genuine characters the screen has known PC 88 Wonderful! Does deep and tender credit to the human Time race Fair Trade Prices Dropped On Wesiinghouse Appliances fine film jewel of a triumph 1 1 'dr jT a a 3128 7TH STREET FA-8070 TOHITE Doors Open 4:40 pm Feats at 4:45 6:20 800 9:40 AOULTS 73 KIDS 23 Life tilm a Louella Parsons TO WIN THE COVETED the International Film Feitival Cannes we believe in fair said a Westinghouse spokesman under present conditions we do not believe it is The company's move spotlighting one of the hottest controversies of the century among retailers and manufacturers drew condemnation and applause Stephen Masters president of Masters Inc big cut-rate discount house union which has an established policy of undercutting fair trade prices declared: action taken by Westinghouse is a clear indication that fair trade is dying a much faster death than most people realize John Anderson president of the American Fair Trade Council an association of fair trading manufacturers disagreed The council he said is confident that for reasons believed to be obvious Westinghouse will rctuin its products to fair trade just as soon as Con-gress enacts the fair play amendment to the McGuire Act" Westinghouse has said that conditions change in the future our price policy may also The McGuire Act enables manufacturers to engage in fair trade practices across state lines without running afoul of antitrust laws An amendment introduced by Senator Capchart of Indiana and Representative Rogers of Colorado would penalize manufacturers who require some retailers to charge fair trade prices and knowingly permit ethers to cut prires This prac- tieo has long been a sore point with many merchants NEW YORK Sept 1 The first major break in the solid front of manufacturers came Thursday when Wcstinghouse Electric Corporation announced it was dropping fair trade prices on its electrical housewares products Other fair trading manufacturers however showed little inclination to go along The Westinghouse action came at a time when the principle that a manufacturer has a legally enforceable right to set the minimum retail prices of his products was being openly defied by many retailers and was under increasingly heavy attack in the courts Practice Bomb FromNavy Plane Damages Airport NEW SMYRNA BEACH Fla Sept 1 practice bomb fell from a Navy plane and dug a 12-fot hole in the New Smyia beach airport Thursday It did not explode and no one was hurt Rhctt McMillian Jr a World War II veteran said he aaw the object fall from a plane in a formation of three flying no higher than 150 feet from the It tore a 12-foot hole near the west end of the field neocheted through a clump of trees and buried in a pond just west of the airpoit Hie hondi was maiked pi active McMilIiin ported FIRST FT WORTH SHOWING mm HECHT-LANCASTER presents 5 3X14 a LEX BARKER STEPHEN McNALLY starring AMERICA'S NEWEST COMEDY TEAM ERNEST BORGNINE and BETSY BLAIR Story and Screenplay by PADDY CHAYEFSKY I FIRST AMERICAN FILM GRAND PRIZE AF at WN CHILL WILLS ICDOn PEDRO GONZJILCS WOT MLLET he.