Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 11

it PAGE ELEVEN PAGE ELEVEN FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM CLEGRAM -r Friday Morning Juno 18 1954 on the Screen Ants Friday Marnini On the Sc mei 'Angel Street' Launches Summer Theater Series I Ange Sumn Theft of Edible Meal Holloway Named lIrene Hervey Weeps On Ceiling Divorce LOS ANGELES June 17 to live his own life and live Charged to Ex-Convict To Order of Coif at UT Actress Irene Hervey sobbed Thursday as she was granted a Alva James Cessna 55-year-old Pat Sterling Holloway 23 son di alone" divorce ending her 18-year mar ex-convict was held in county of Mr and Mrs Sterling Holloway riage to Singer Allan Jones It VILLINGTM 1 of 2626 Simondale has Miss Hervey cried after testi- fying the breakup "was a real fillni jail Thursday in lieu of bond on named to the Order of the Coif rHo 12 a charge of stealing edible meat national honorary law society for shock to me" She said they sep- "A I DE CLEAN Itt DIABLO' 4 A MutphyO roma a felony that's defined in a sel- college students in the upper 10 arated in San Francisco last April "GLASS WEB" dom-used statute per cent of their graduating and: ''He told me he didn't love 40c Ed RobinsenJ Forsyth' a Admissions Som Got The charge filed in Justice classes me any more and that he wanted ADMISSION Admits Woad Alva James Cessna 55-year-old ex-convict was held in county jail Thursday in lieu of bond on a charge of stealing edible meat a felony that's defined in a seldom-used statute The charge filed in Justice Pat Sterling Holloway 23 son of Mr and Mrs Sterling Holloway of 2626 Simondale has been named to the Order of the Coif national honorary law society for college students in the upper 10 per cent of their graduating classes 40' ADMISSION IDE CLEAN ID DIABLO" 1 A MurphyD Form "GLASS WEB" Ed Rob' nionJ Noland a Admissions Same Cat Admits Carload Gelling Divorce to live his olArn life and live alone" vi I IRLINGTMColt 7 Mill mst4mit'iiitot ma sh "AIDE CLEAN IO DIABLO" 4 A MutphyD roma "GLASS WEB" 4 0 Ed RoblosenJ Fsrsyth 2 Admissions Ssms Gas ADMISSION Admits Woad vEtt re': 0 ie w'''''' 4 ow Iflorvop tkl le A 61EL 1 Is ms 110 6 AL 4- 2 SENSATIONAL ACTION HITS! I SCENES YOU'LL NEVER FORGET! A i BC Holloway a June graduate of the University of Texas School of Law is practicing law in Dallas es the University of Texas School of Law is practicing law in Dallas Boyd's court accuses him of stealing a nine-pound ham from Buddies Super Market at 3701 Rosedale The complaint includes an habitual criminality count ej ks a AL LI -uoa ndo stealing a nine-pound ham from Buddie's Super Nlarket at 3701 Rosedale The complaint eludes an habitual criminality count BY DOROTHY ADLER The new Horned Frog-Community Summer Theater inaugurated its season Thursday night with "Angel Street" better known as I 'Gas Light" the title under which it was first produced in London A movie version starred Ingred Bergman The summer theater used TCU's excellent little theater facilities and talent is drawn from all local little theater groups The current production has Warren White speech-drama instructor at Arlington Heights High School in the role of "Manning-ham" Alanningham is a bluebeard type who tries to drive his Nvi te insane White's performance is highly effective Barbara Pritchett of WBAP the Star-Telegram radio station is competent as the wife who thinks she s1 11 is losing ihlaeirc hmeisnodi wnai rith'does ad- A' 44 mirably as Detective Rough after hay- ing only two weeks' rehearsing He re- t-k okekiroommv ltg! placed Everett Morris who was forced to leave the cast when his father died t' unexpectedly '''i' rec tor Maurice Alevy of Dallas is guest di- i tor Eighty guests attended a reeep- i 1 en for Alevy the TCU Little Theater i A' Green Room after the opening perform- io ance 'i "Angel Street" will be given again 1 0: Friday and Saturday nights of this week and Thursday Friday and Saturday of next week Curtain time is 8:15 fi lc pt' Season tickets are available from Delta 1 Rho Delta sorority members Single ad: -It i mission tickets may be bought at the '1 i boxoffice The new none its season Thursda 'Gas Light" the tit A movie versim The summer th ties and talent is The current pi structor at ArlingU ham" Manninghan insane White's pc Barbara Pritche Star Its season Thursday night with "Angel Street" better known as Gas Light the title under which it was first produced in London A movie version starred Ingred Bergman The summer theater used TCU's excellent little theater facili- ties and talent is drawn from all local little theater groups The current production has Warren White speech-drama in- structor at Arlington Heights High School in the role of "Manning- ham" Alanningham is a bluebeard type who tries to drfve his wife insane White's performance is highly effective Barbara Pritchett of WBAP the -Telegram radio station i competent as the wife who thinks she Fir 0341 her mi Is li si nd Daiches of B'nai B'rith does ad- 4f'' mirably as Detective Rough after hay- i ie ing only IWO weeks' rehearsing Ile re- Alt 4r t' placed 'Everett Morris who was forced to leave the cast vvhen his father died I s- unexpectedly ti4 Nlaurice Alevy of Dallas is guest di- iii4 Room after the opening perfor A rector Eighty guests attended a recep- 1 tion for Alevy in the TCU Little Theater A Green m- I I -isw- Angel Street will be gien again ance -smm Friday and Saturday nights of this week -0 and Thursday Friday and Saturday of tv Irt: next week Curtain time is 8:15 tt Season tickets are available from Delta I Rho Delta sorority members Single ad- m-tz lz Rho Delta sorority members Single ad- ''aet mission tickets may be bought at the 1 1" 1 0 1 boxoffice The asteroid Eros sometimes approaches within 14000000 miles of the earth COOLED GY REFRIGERATION angry FL WORTHS GREATEST SHOW VALUE 2 ACTION FEATURES! 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BAXTER COCHRAN eAwoiLt EDL587 I ea ow roo I MC CI' 4 :010 ALSO COLOR CARTOON 41c 3 ACT I() HI OLY I AIII 0 TS' siss-srets4eller tiesssmeelemm Rod RI Uomeron OLTS 1 10 Charlton HESTON Eleanor PARKER TE CHNICOLO -t- HIT NO 2 w' '4 i lia In 1 nuTE FORCE! l'-' s'-- "BEYOND THE PECOS" 1 of Bit ')4' ''-Y---- ts tal 1 01771 VICTOR MARI VICTOR MARI 1 1 614' 1 vs----- ASP' 041r DANCELAND Magnolia ot Hemphill WA-9076 GRIFFIN JR and His EWE RAMBLERS DANCELAND Magnolia et Hemphill WA-9076 GRIFFIN JR and His BLUE RAMBLERS BLUE RAMBLERS Fri-Sot -Sun HE RODE A LAWLESS TRAIL! 5am es Lynn 13tvr 1 CRAIG 'BARI II I RODEA LAWLESS ThIATil JC James Lynn CRAIG BARI 11 740 iiiitliv tonne -71 MviViiIRE atAi41111ARD 1 I I 4 MATURE BLANCHARD 11 II I I i i itEntkit: 1 Ak Al Vf Ne--- 0 Ny)' I Wad LA I I lulaq 4TNE i op Wad 741 4 I i 4 AL old 44-4d 1111111 rimis TEXPIS r-- i R4 AA4' 0 4( A VD A COME AS LATE AS 9411 ist' A AS LATE AS 945 ANtst4 "Iv 0 If 1 I 1 I i1Z7' 5 145 --1 COME AS LATE AS 94S ME 4 71 Imiliwormismst i TECHNICOLOR I NV Uitt 111111EMEINIMIEMEINIk I IT'S C-0-0-L AT INTERSTATE Coming Jona 23 Po MARK STEVEN jA I 1 6 Juno 2 '01 3 1 to i allgtOr 41' 4 Otott I 5 i mot 4 A' 4 I i A A 1 i tat 1 11 logoolomuls Ufit 2-- I ow 0 di 111 :1 of MARK 1 to'''' 11-: CRUELI 4- STEVEN sAvAGE r' IT'S C-0-0-14 AT 1 ITEIISTATE illtE IL 1 i 01ND nt as A' wommenallosis oi 1 1 A 1 4 i 1 1001110" ILA100110 I'-- i ik 4 1114 11T 4 9 11" i I I 'II I EILV Coming I va Jona 23 1 tor i Or 1 onscAtit 5 mitt 4 216DAI) 1 i '''N's I A i 1 4 -------TECHNICOLOR 1 11 I logootommalOttst v04- NV Uitt 0 WKS 4 "CO rMartin a a 1 eta 1 'N'fielP7PA21 El -I I 1 WE fl Weak in irib 1111 NOW! CINEMASCOPE IS AT THE FICTION FANS should IEN( BARBARA PRITCHETT in "Angel Street" like "Them" now playing at the Holly- wood This horror tale deals with destructive 15-foot ants in the Southwest whose origins are rather vaguely attributed to the first atom bomb explosions in New Mexico They are indefatigable travelers being seen in New Mexico on a ship at sea in Texas and finally in the sewers beneath Los Angeles They are tracked down by Edmund Gwenn a scientist Joan Weldon his daughter also a scientist James Whitmore a police sergeant and James Arness an FBI agent There's a Texan in the picture supposedly a ranch foreman who has seen the monsters near Brownsville He is convincing enough as a is reasonable the part being assigned to Foss Parker formerly of Abilene Sound and lighting effects help to create an eerie atmosphere in the black-and-white film and Warner Brothers has taken pains to make the enormous ants properly frightening ELSEWHERE on the amusements scene Kitty O'Brien has replaced Sherry Lynn as stripper at the Skyliner All-Star Country Roadshow spectators can come out to North Side Coliseum and see two complete shows every Saturday night One is from 7 to 9 and the other is from 9 until midnight The guest star (this week its Leon Payne) appears on both shows For radio listeners the hillbilly roundup is one continuous show carried on both 820 and 570 frequencies of WBAP the Star-Telegram radio station' BARBARA PRITCHETT SCIENCE FICTION FANS should like "Them" now playing at the Holly- wood in Angel Street This horror tale deals with destructive 15-foot ants in the southAest whose origins are rather vaguely attributed to the first atom bomb explosions in New Mexico l'hey are indefatigable tray- elers being seen in New Mexico on a ship at sea in Texas and fi natty in the sewers beneath Los Angeles They are tracked down by Edmund Gwenn a scientist Joan Weldon his daughter also a scientist James Whitmore a police ser- geant and James Arness an FBI agent There's a Texan in the picture supposedly a ranch foreman who Eas seen the monsters near Brownsville He is convincing enough as a is reasonable the part being assigned to Fess Parker formerly of Abilene Sound and lighting effects help to create an eerie atmosphere in the black-and-white film and Warner Brothers has taken pains 10Lukt 6111t-I 1p111 SU ippet IL Me -Itkyliner pul-mar country Roadshow spectators can come out to North Side Coliseum and see two complete shows every Saturday night One is from 7 to 9 ro and the other is from 9 until midnight The guest star (this week its Leon Payne) appears on both shows For radio listeners the hillbilly roundup is one continuous show carried on both 820 and 570 frequencies of WBAP the Star-Telegram radio station BARBARA PRITCHETT SCIENCE FICTION FANS should like "Them" now playing at the Holly- in "Angel Street" This horror tale deals with destructive 15-foot ants in the SouthAest whose origins are rather vaguely attributed to the first atom bomb explosions in New Mexico They are indefatigable tray- elersbeing seen inNew Mexico on a ship at sea in Texas and fi- to make the enormous ants properly frightening ELSEWHERE on the amusements scene Kitty O'Brien has re- lioacisnow spectators can come out to North Side Coliseum and see two complete shows every Saturday night One is from 7 to 9 rn and the other is from 9 until midnight The guest star (this week its Leon Payne) appears on both shows For radio listeners the hillbilly roundup is one continuous show carried on both 820 and 570 frequencies of WBAP the Star-Telegram radio station DOORS OPEN AT 11145 PRICES KIDS -25 MAT AO EVE JO IPiA1L1ACIE1 I KIDS YOU'LL LOVE III BOWIE BLVD KIDDiE PLAYLAND Open Today At 7 00 7100 CAMP BOWIE BLVD lust West of Buddies Market KIDS YOU'LL LOVE ill Bow Just West of Buddie's Market IDDiE PLAYLAND Olson Today At 7 00 7100 CAMP BOWIE BLVD with DOROTHY MALONE AM Al 114pd Artists PICTURE th DDRRTTYY MALONE Allimod Artists 1 I I I 1 Extended Engagement Starts Today! jFILMED IN VIVID PATHr oats COLOR Nog PATHE th COLOR 11 FILmEt) iN VIVID Oats COLOR DANCELAND Griffin Jr lue Ramblers Sat $1 Friday 60c Blue Ramblers Sat Al Friday 60c DANCELAND Griffin Jr Dille "mime" Sat $1 Friday 60c 4 Museum Plans Nature Study The first field trip sponsored by the Fort Worth Cffildren's Museum during its summer bring with them a canteen of water a box lunch and 40 cents for bus fare 1(- PARKWAY El 7th STREET A THRILLING WESTERN! "ARROW IN THE DUST" STERLING HAYDEN COLIEN GRAY Technicolor -Ttflovilty4 F0-6359 ENTRANCES ON RIVERSIDE dR Released tete plot FORTOVORTH TEXAS ARGEST- AND FINEST 4HIATRI Ago DIMON 4 sIDE I-6008 WHERE ITS ALWAYS COOL STARTS 8:00 NOW Al YOUR INDEPENDI MP ATM NDEf1VDEN 00400eO0000UkaftSftP an' OPEN 1:00 corm BN TECHNICOLOR II ELEPHANT AV Kt al air 111 Iffl MI MI AV MI MI arff MI Mr MI MIDI 111141 1 Latt kWI-6008 701 DRIVE end EAST LANCASTER TO3732 4 1111111E1INI 160isAM II LowleoletwooP411outo 4- 4r 101Nall 11 ti eik wimp gag A iLy AINV Bit al Mr IF IF Mr 1111 Aar IMF DV OF AN" Mt If Off41 lc Zwe11ninb is NOW AT YOUR FORTOVORTN 7th THRILLING STREET INDEPENDEN 1141 A WESTERN! THEATERS TEXAS AtOIST- ANO FINEST -THEATRE! "ARROW IN arr- F06359 ENTRANCES ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE and EAST LANCASTER F03732 4 vat 1309 16 Museum Plans Nature Stud le 11 THE DUST" OPEN 100 4srliptimullisiD onion STERLING HAYDEN tows BN TLCIINICOLOR 1001 or 1 1 The first field trip sponsored bring with re th them a canteen of COLIEN GRAY 4 by the Fort Worth Cffildren's water a box lunch and 40 cents 141W 4 Technicolor W16008 WHERE IT'S ALWAYS COOL STARTS 800 Museum during its summer for bus fare 1 Ilom 1 Ill Li tmweorimonaresi 3i Reieased to Urged i 1 01)- I 3:: am AV Bil al Mr IF IF Mr at Alir I IMF DV iff OF AN" all Mt If OF141 PARKWAY I NOW AT YOUR i lp FORTOVORTH DRIVEIN 1 7th STREET I A THRILLING WESTERN! NDEPENDEN 1 IlkiWeZ4 1 '4 THEATER lb f0-63----It TEXAS ARGEST- AND FINEST -THEATRE1 --1-- -CASTER i useum Plans Nature Study "ARROW IN 7: P1- -Vosivilte 1111 59 ENTRANCES ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE and EAST LAN IF03732 11111 OPEN 1:00 11 rah ---mm THE DUST i in 11- WU II the Fort Worth wate lunch 40 0 tows EINTLCIINICOLOR 4 1311111tIN 1 STERLING HAYDEN I The first field trip sponsored bring with them a canteen of COLIEN GRAY 7 I AS )): 11 lifildren'r a box unc an cents i Technicolor WI6008 WHERE IT'S ALWAYS COOL STARTS RTS 8:00 Museum during its summer for bus fare 1 SPECIAL! 1 Hear 'FRANK SINATRA Sing the Romantic Hit of the Year in "3 Coins In the Fountain" :::::::1::::: -rift 1 :::40 1 iztt v7 I ''54- ''n7'''-: --'z Iv I :4:: 0 g3i'il 2 44 41Scit ti 7' I Tho mon ths mon 1 Dorothy hank :) wontS A is to0 t'l P001 i ii 4 IN ot: -7:" Thirseioctmonh isolr' :17:4 th' 1-1P 4:6 de 0- 4 3 Ao ns -trte- ta 11 A ''''''Ios: ii 101:11:: irio It I I classes for children will take the youngsters to Cobb Park Saturday Children will be taken by bus to the park from the museum They have been asked to be at the museum at 8:30 a in order to leave there by 9 a They will be returned to the museum shortly after noon Children must present a note of permission from parents to make the tour They also should The field trips to study nature are for children 8 and older The trips under the direction of Nat- uralist Mean Carson will be con- ducted weekly through the seven- week session 0111111100 I II NOW OPEN 11:30 A ft A Horror-Horde of Crawl-and-Crush Giants! Aremoka I 1 EXTRA! AT PARKWAY BUGS BUNNY REVUE Today Only Parkway Open Lost Day-7th 5 30 1111111111111111111111111 RIDGLEA LAST DAY-OPEN IT'S SEX-SATIONAll ANNE BAXTER "CARNIVAL STORY" TiWER El GATEWAY ORIENTAL TABOOS LOVES AND INTRIGUES! ELIZABETH TAYLOR "ELEPHANT WALK" DANA ANDREWS PETER FINCH Color by Technicolor At 115 Sort 0 I A AT BOTH DRIVE IS TONITE WALK ELI ZABEfil TAY1DR DANA ANDIZEWS PETER PUY lanaliEEM 1rtummulto1 OPEN 630 SLil-1855 Child Free With Parents Students 40e (Color) Carnal Gam "TITANIC" Clifton Webb-8 Stonwyck DON'T MISS NESS TWO wtu rir I All SCoT Wamwlertolor coz4- WardBOND cosog francts Oft andCrPSPT Open 1:30 Cartoon-News and 1ST' I li I I I I I l'' I I I I I 1ST DRIVE-IN RUN iNAiiifGMORRISjd'AN WELDON illSO OPEN 715 START 800 111 WARNER BROS YEZAVIS1 E3 -I 8 11 I classes for children will take the The field trips to study nature EXTRA! AT PARKWAY '1' WALK AT BOTII DRIVE- IS 'COMTE youngsters to Cobb Park Satur- are for children 8 and older The BUGS BUNNY REVUE 1ST DRIVE-IN starrin RUN OPEN 7:15 START 8 00 II gg si day trips under the direction of Nat- Today Only Parkway Open 5 WARNER BROS 4 Lost Day-7th St-Open 5 30 Children will be taken by bus siroliqf ltloor 1 Carson xs i ho con- amplopnwanom i ELIZABETH TAYLOR Al i e- mAckim TZ3 CI 11-411-1 ti i to the park from the museum ducted weekly through the seven- 1111111111111011131 ANA 7 I ANDIZEILS 1' al I They have been asked to be at week session l-49 the museum at 8:30 a in order RIDGLEA -A PETER MICK 111 lease there COTT it to lh by 9 a They ll 1 LAST DAY-OPEN 1 30 4 A 3 --5-- 4 1 will be returned to the museum I Chdren must present a note IT'S SEXSATIONAU ON 630 1 linnSAMEmonnosilrAlrtr ibil v' IA trlat "vs shortly after noon HOILLYINFOOD ANNE BAXTER 4- rtt g-: AN 111 il PE: SU-7855 1 tiles 60141 A 11 11 I of permission from parents to NOW! OPEN 11:30 A "CARNIVAL i Child Free With Parents Students 40e It tis 4 445 21 4 4) "SAMNA" wig 44 71 lira I make the tour STORY" They also should see' -i-- (Color) 111 Yr'' 4 451 40 1 it 4 Carnal Wilde-Rita Gam 11 1111 "TITANIC" tt li 'Ata) 411 eari) 11 I I osismaissoggi I MOSIMAILmo Clifton Webb-8 Stanwyck 1811 i II 5- AwwwwwwwwwwwwwiwwAAA 7' I TOWER I 40 I Mr Jr II WARNER OLOR vv Ibi Um 11143 IN It II GATEWAY T1116 ZT 111 DON'T MISS THESE TWO 3 ORIENTAL TABOOS 1 PANDO104 11 WAYNE MORRISJOAN WELDON IR 4 LOVES AND INTRIGUES! I 4 RID(10 tLSO IS I 1 ELIZABETH i A Horror-Horde of TAYLOR aWit Cby lor I Torii Wniero S110 IA rllci-waig Waidaotio ci Crawl-and-Crush Giants! i "ELEPHANT rt 4 61191:3" oonnamarati i er-Mill WALK" fr tf liancts011 1 COSOR 4 4- i DANA ANDREWS A sidCPSPT fi I PETER FINCH i Open 1:30 Cartoon- News 4 4 color by 4 1 --ww 1 1 $10 TOWER-Opens At 115 oo A i2 drw AP Avess 4 r7 eV i A 1 liJ OP Starts Tod0Y-GATEWAY-515 ws twos mite 140 ST i r' I 1 R111 tet iin 4 i 1 11 I TotomArrntAw 4 4 Color by Technicolor Open 130 Cartoon News --------------ws 1 3 )1 11 11k At 1 I 15 de A i2 APIA AP 'a a A littOPI Starts 15 4 tW18t Afts i 14 4 I TN NAM ite 140015T and COCkIamisxc01130 Parade Opens Rodeo In San Saba County SAN SABA June 17 A color ul western parade through downtown streets opened the 16th annual San Saba County Rodeo here Thursday afternoon The City National Bank float was judged the winner in the commercial float division Other winners include Eleanor Owen best-dressed cowgirl Sheriff Brantley Barker best-dressed cowboy Gwen Edwards most typical cowgirl Dogey Locklear most typical cowboy Mr and Mrs Stewardson best-dressed couple Billy Grimes youngest cowboy and Andrew Locklear oldest cowboy Van Dyke Gillen Richard Jones manager of the Chamber of Commerce and Dan Callahan county agent judged the contest Parade Opens Rodeo In San Saba County SAN SABA June A 1 1 tern parad 17 (SW-- wese through downtown streets opened the 16th annual San Saba County RoTdeo here Thursday afternoon he City thNational Bank float We winner in the com- as judged mercial float division Other winners include Eleanor Owen best dressed cowgirl Sher iff Brantley arker best-dressed cowboy Gwen Edwards most typ- ical cowgirl Dogey Locklear most typical cowboy Mr and Mrs Stewardson best-dressed couple Billy Grimes youngest cowboy cowboy Gwen Edwards most typ- wg ogey ical cowgirl Locklear ost typical cowboy Mr and Mrs Stewardson best-dressed couple Billy Grimes youngest cowboy and Andrew Locklear oldest cow boy Van Dyke Gill en Richard Jones manager of the Chamber of Commerce and Dan Callahan county agent judged the contest In the wonder' 4Track HighFidelity Stereophonit Sound I 11 tyv I I I c- IMF 11 4 -4 11 tri 1 NO 1 I I) 112 7g-coNfolow- WILL ROGERS JIL JANE WYMAN (4) IDOit CANTOR James Gleason 1 PILLS Ct1141I1 CAItTOONS mt aw AW Aw ar or aw sw gow iw Alb T1 A fli 4 li 1 1 11 7 11 4 A Hr lb sc 4 'ft" to OR to el i A 1 4 III 0 I i ti 3' IRS :) ci a uv 0 Pli I OW MO mon ml oft $torring 7i0 mil 1 --1 A WILL OGERS JR JNE WYMAN II 4 th IDOlt CANTOR James Gleason Nom ho CLIFTON WEBUPOTHY MOIRE JEAN PETERS MIS JOURDANMAGGIE NAMARA478w Pmorid by SOL SIEGEL Oirteed by JEAN NEGULESCO Serum 6 ky JOHN PATRICK PLUS! DONALD DUCK CARTOON LATE WORLD NEWS Ftliddh TWIN OPEN 7:15 STAT1 800 "RIDING SHOT GUN" Randolph Morris "STORY OF WILL ROGERS" Will Rogers Jr 2 COLOR CARTOONS VA-8842 8500 NE 28IN ST "TWO ACTION HITS!" "ARROW IN THE DUST!" Sterling Gray (lochnisolor) 'HIGHWAY DRAGNET!" Joan Conte Raiders" No 12 Special Techr Otolor Cartoon WW1010V10400 v)t '0'A 14 8-10: 1 ie 1 a 1 "TWO ACTION HITS!" 1 ill II id 1 111 41va APO "ARROW IN THE DUST!" Sterling Gray FtWillihTININ (Technicolor) 0 seek OPEN 7:15 STAT1 800 "HIGHWAY DRAGNET!" i li "RIDING SHOT GUN" Joon Conte Raiders" No 12 Randolph Morris Special Technicolor Cartoon "STORY Wiil it OF WILL MIC" 'LA" ROGERS" I luist VAR I TY 2 COLOR CARTOONS AL( 'RIVER SI DE I I VA-8842 8500 I 2891 ST 1111411" Air I I III Ily VA-111142 3500 I 2891 ST STARTS TODAY! PLUS! M-G-M's JUBILEE OVERTURE TOM JERRY CARTOON Si LATE WORLD NEWS MAT 60-EVE 70-KIDS 21 OPEN AT 12:15 OPEN 100 LA4030 Eleanor Hoston "NAK ED JUNGLE" Abbott and Costallo "IT AIN'T 11A1" OPEN 100 LA-3030 Eleanor Heston "NAK ED JUAGILE" Abbott and Costello Eleanor Heston AKED JUNGLE" Abbott and Costello "IT AIN'T HAV" Hot Question Settled: Marlene Dietrich 48 LONDON June 17 (Reuters) Marline Dietrich the worlds most glamorous grandmother has moved to stop speculation about her age with a flat statement that she's 48 Marlene whose age has been estimated unkindly anywhere from 50 to 65 quoted her passport as evidence when she arrived here Wednesday for a night club engagement She was born she said Dec 27 1905 Hot Question Settled: Marlene Dietrich 48 LONDO June 17 (Reuter's) Marline Dietrich the world's most glamorous grandmother has moved to stop speculation about her age with a flat statement most glamorous grandmother has moved to stop speculation about her age with a flat statement that she's 48 Marlene whose age has been estimated unkindly anywhere from 50 to 65 quoted her pass- port as evidence when she ar rived here Wednesday for a night club engagement She was born she said Dec 27 1905 II mi lift) 1 Clawing up from the Earth's Steaming Depths! 'I rfs WHITMOREV EDMUND PENN JOAN EDON '1 rl IJJ 111 Llbijvii Clawing up from the Earth's Steaming Depths! 'THEMIIAMES WHITMORE EomuND mENN loAN wagoN "THE ROYAL RIOTOUS ROMANCING who would rather make love than history The battleship Misourl has 914 acres of deck space CARTOON INT ROAD RACE "HONDO" John Wayne end Gloria Page "MEET CAPT KIDD" Bud Abbott and Lou Costello CARTOON WESTE NER HIWAY 183 NEAR RIVER OAKS "HONDO" John Pogo "PLUNDERER IN THE SUN" Glenn Lynn OPEN 700 GIANT 80-li HBEitotAS SCREEN "NIGHT PEOPLE" Gregory Gam "PUP11 TALE" Tournament of Rotes (CS Short) Sporting Courage 0000e0Pd000W00 RIVER OAKS 1:12 2 Good Action Hits Robert Wing et ALASKA SEAS" "FLIGHT NURSE" Joan Tucker Plus 3 Cartoons IiNOW0101OOW0001101000 poLYiTHEATRE 0014 u(qm 2 ACTION IIITS tgali WARNER 0I-Oftj cia "HONDO" John Wayne and Gloria Page now0 "MEET CAPT KIDD" Bud Abbott and Lou Costello RIVER OAKS CARTOON Today LAS 2 Good Action Hits 1 WESTE NER it Robert Sterling HIWAY 183 NEAR RIVER OAKS "ALASKA SEAS" 1 "FLIGHT NURSE" The battleship Mi 4 Sourt has 91 "HONDO" PLUS! COLOR CARTOON INT ROAD RACE Joan Tucker acres of deck space John Page Plus 3 Cartoons "PLUNDERER IN ---------w Glum Ford-Diane polINTHEATRE 111MM 100114401 2 ACTION HITS OPEN 700 ANT 80-li tIBEKDCAS SCREEN eaSet 01141 iihroswARNEt 'NIGHT pEorir9 lP Gregory Gam 'ANDOL "PUPPY TALE" Tournament of Roses (CS Short) ifillogilhotgaii rre Sporting Courage EB ICITASLNcpL91-0e E- i vvirTvir Apo SIMMS MG-M presents the perfect MUSIC AIL meant for the iiss of COLOR and the embrace of ANN MYTH EDMUND PUROOM ON ERICSONLES CAIRN JOHN ERICSONLOUIS CERN OPEN 000 I 3659 CAMP BOWIE 61-114 you know what! Immvimmalsoill ant Screen-3 Sostdoo Sound "HONDO" John Wayno "MAU IAG WILD" Gary Raman Coming Sunday in Cinemascope "NIGHT PEOPLE" 1 felty A Today and Tomorrow! JOHN WAYNE as a Mon Called 6111-4)-N-D0!" (Warnersolorl) Douglas Bennett "GR EEN HELL!" Xtral "40" Minutes of Color Cartoons Wikt-RVAU I 5500 Rosedale LA-9201 Admission 40c-2 Admissions lame Car Admits Carload Two Technicolor Hitt "MONTANA BELLE" Jane Russell "Jesse James vs nations" Brom Kinci Brpfhtwo Inwromen WAYNLMORRI OAN'WILDON iPw -Plus "CEASE FIRE" All -Army Co' CARTOONS OPENS 3:30 DOORS OPEN 100 FA-0985 Technicolor Western Hits Clark Gardner "LOA STA It" RANDOLPH SCOTT "SANTA FIE" GIANT KID SHOW SAT 945 HALTON GIANT WIDI SCREEN "LITTLE BOY LOST" Bing Crosby Claude Dauphin "FLIGHT TO TANAIFR" Fontaine Jac eciance C0114 1 'tont Screen-4 ticket Sound RWAYN MO RI OANVILDON "CEA SIE F11111'" Gary Rani' 1 All 'AnnY Ce6 CARTOONS OPENS 5:30 Coming Sunday in Cinmacop 4054104 Ileate UHT Today and Tomorrow! DOORS OPEN 1:00 FA-8985 JOHN WAYNE as a Mon Called 2 Technicolor Western Hits You know what! 6111-4)-N-D(!" lWarnercolorl) Clark Gardner 661A)N STA It Douglas Bennett RANDOLPH SCOTT "Gil EEN 111111" "SANTA FIE" Xtral "40" Min GIANT KID SHOW SAT 945 of Color Cartoons iv A 2 2 1 1 OPEN COO El" OPEN 500 5500 Rosedale LA-9201 Admission 40c-2 Admissions GIANT WIDE SCREEN 0 00AJ er 111416111blt0: i 11110: lame Car Admits Carload Two Technicolor Hitt MONTANA BELLE' Jane Russell "Jess James vs nations "LITTLE BOY LOST" 44 Bing Crosby Clouds Dauphen "FLIGHT TO TANAIFR" Fontaine OO 315e CAMP BOWIE BroOt King Embf011 111WrOPICOO jack eciance C0114 ZISCE111311a 0- Glorious Songs of SIGMUND ROMBERG "Drink Drink Drink" "Deep In My Heart Dear" "Golden Days" and msny others! 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