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PAGE BRISTOL COUR I FR and LEVITTOWN TIMES TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1964 MOVIE TIMETABLE PENNSYLVANIA BRISTOL BRISTOL Global Order LEVITTOWN Brass NEWTOWN thru Tuesday FAIRLESS HILLS on the i ver DRIVE-INS Newman. Days To Faces of I)r. To The Beach and The Captive ROOSEVELT Incredibly Strange DRIVE IN NOKHSVUE CYpreu 3 Smash Hits 3 LOBO In Technicolor MUSCLE BEACH PARTY In Technicolor SAMSON AND THE CAPTIVE WOMEN 1.10 CAR TONITE OF ARABIA '7 NEW JERSEY BURLINGTON thru Thursday TRENTON LINCOLN and CAPITOL of the Champions" TRENT id and of the BRUNSWICK "Psyche LEVITTOWN, N.J. Faces of Dr. DRIVE-INS DIX Springs Her SUPER Mountain" of The LAWRENCE on The River Farewell to MOUNT HOLLY MOUNT HOLLY Evil of PALMYRA of The MOORESTOWN CARLTON Traitor" (7 9:25) Walter Miller School Art Show At Bucks Playhouse EVE DEFECTS NEW YORK (UPI) One driver out of five, whether he wears glasses or not, has at least one vision defect that affects driving, reports the Better Vision Institute.

The Safety Center for Drivers here, which tests driver license applicants for several New York taxicab fleets, says it has discovered about 10 per cent of the men who believe themselves cornetent to drive a taxi test poorer than 20-30 in their weaker eye. T0NI6HT! 1 GREAT SHOWS 1 1 At Your Favorite LEVITTOWN AREA DRIVE-INS i INCOLIN Roosevelt Blvd. at City Lint $1 A CARLOAD (Jix5) final showing 2 NEW THRILLS IN COLORI TONY RANDALL ny Qf QR LAO" TO THE REAR1 ARTHUR O'CONNELL GLEN FORD STELLA STEVENS BOX OFFICE OPENS 7 P.M. CONTINUOUS FROM 8:30 P.M. ft U.S.

Rt. 1,1 mi. North of Trenton U.S. ROUTE 1 EXPRESSWAY TOLL AT BOXOFFICfc LAST TIMES TONITE! 2 BIG TECHNICOLOR HITS! WINNER OF 34 AWARDS WILLIAM HOLDEN ALEC GUI NESS JACK HAWKINS ROCK HUDSON JENNIFER JONES "BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI" "FAREWELL TO ARMS' Continuous From 8:30 p.m. Liza Is Charmer In Dramatic Debut Pupils at the Walter S.

Miller Elementary School on Oxford Valley Road, Levittown, make final preparations for the 700-piece art show to be held tonight at 7:30 From left are David Wackes, Ann Carmichael, both kindergarten; Bob Warren, sixth grade; Victor Liberatore, third grade; Peggy Burrows, fourth grade; and Catherine Harris, sixth grade. The show is directed by Mrs. Helen L. Ziegler, art teacher. (Courier-Times Photo) By BILL WINTERS Courier-Times City Editor Liza Minelli, progency of a famous mother, made her debut in a straight role at the Bucks County Playhouse last night and proved to be a charmer in the title role of Out For Liza, the daughter of Judy Garland, has a romp as a hoyden sophomore who goes out for the high school football team.

Chester Morris, who has proven himself so often that he needs no adjectives, portrays the besieged father of three girls, 18, 16 and 14. As a staid, respected small town banker Howard Carroll, he suffers hoof in the mouth disease everytime he makes a speech. His talk before the high school assembly urging equality for the girls spurs Liza, his youngest daughter, to go out for the team. New Life Excellent casting which has marked the Bucks Playhouse productions this year breathes new life and fire into the 14- year-old Broadway hit. Backing up the two principals are Kate Morris, Ann Mitchess Mitchell, Beret Arcaya, Pat McMurray, Tom Ligon, Chuck Jones, Richard Marr and Henry Oliver.

Kate Morris gives a stellar performance as the sympathetic maid who becomes an avid football fan when Ginger makes the team. Tom Ligon as the oldest girl's boyfriend brings down the house with his scene as the top athlete and big man on campus. It all adds up to an evening of clean, spirited fun that can be recommended heartily for the entire family. The comedy will continue for two weeks at the Playhouse. Television In Review In-Person Performers Score Well On Video By RICK DU BROW United Press International HOLLYWOOD enthusiastic friend of ours called us not long ago from Nevada at two in the morning to rave about an Andy Griffith nightclub act he had seen.

Our friend is not as good a friend as he was before, but his surprise at in-person performance is an interesting example of how televiewers tend to forget where many EWING DRIVE-IN tRosrecT. st i block Off OLDIN, TRENTON video stars came from. Griffith, for instance made his name on the stage in Time For and, in addition, is an accomplished monologist. Danny Thomas, to take another example, has no peer as a nightclub storyteller, and those who remember his early days in Chicago can honestly say they knew a tremendous star was being shaped, television or no. While some of the stars who ANDALUSIA 4 Frankford at City Lint (Rt.

13) A CARLOAD last times tonite! 2 TECHNICOLOR THRILLS GIANT KIDDIE PLAYGROUND GREGORY PECK TONY CURTIS 1 BOBBY DARIN "55 DAYS TO PEKING' BOX OFFICE OPENS 7 P.M. CONTINUOUS FROM 8:30 P.M. $1.00 A CAR LILIES the "HUD" 0F FIELD" GIANT FREE KIDDIE PLAYGROUND SUPER 130 DRIVE-IN THEATRE SO. of LEVITTOWN, N.J. came to television were previously main headliners such as Danny Kaye, Fred MacMurray and Shirley great many came from the ranks of the the supporting performer who often held a movie together and won the audience away from the wooden hero or heroine.

Television names like Jackie Gleason, Phil Silvers and Milton Berle were known on the club circuit or around Broadway but in the movies they never made it big, usually winding up as the leading funny sidekick. Lucille Ball had considerable stature in films, but nothing ERIC SAMERIC FAIRLESS HIllS CENTER WI' 3-1400 PARK FREE 3000 CARS LAST TIMES TODAY WILLIAM ALEC HOLDEN GUINNESS BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI P. M. BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:00 CONTINOUS FROM DUSK Children Under 12 Free! LAST TIMES "PT 109" "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN" BRISTOL Meet James Bond, Secret Us new incredible enemies! THEATRE I relax here-add years to your life DE LONG'S MIDWAY INN PIZZA NITE EVERY TUESDAY 7 TO MID-NIGHT ALL YOU CAN EAT OLD ROUTE 13 WHEATSHEAF ROAD Wl 5-9827 like what she was to achieve on video. Red Skelton was a sized movie star.

Jack Benny, Ozzie and Harriet Nelson, and others were long-time radio fixtures. The closeness that many viewers feel to television stars makes it logical that in-person performers and skilled, human character actors perhaps not so beautiful to look at would score well on the home medium. The Channel Swim: Ray Bolger hosts June 16, and Erroll Garner is a guest. Reynolds is scheduled to appear later this month on the second of Meredith three summer specials for CBS-TV; the first airs Thursday. Gov.

William Scranton, possible GOP presidential candidate, is interviewed Sunday on CBS- The I Jacoby On Bridge 128 Attend Block Party Fixty-six adults and 72 children on Saturday attended the second annual Memorial Day block party of the residents of Merion Drive in the Linton Hill sector of Newtown Township. The event, held on Burns Lane East, was arranged by a committee composed of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Grisi, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Beutner and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Woolman. Music and games featured the afternoon and evening entertainment for both the youngsters and oidsters. Other adults and their children attending the affair were Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Lauble, Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Hoover, Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Woodman, Dr. and Mrs. George E. Taylor, William Stewart, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spangenberg, Mr. and Mrs.

James Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoffmeyer. Also, Mr. and Mrs.

William Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Griffiths, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hanssen, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Coert Voorhees, Mrs. Jane Dillman, Miss Mary Ruth Yerkes, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Dole, Miss Josephine Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clough, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Zoeller, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Leavesley, Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Bagshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lanning, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. A.

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PARKING CAPITOL AVENGER" OF CHAMPIONS" TG mG iv VY BORIS KARLOFF "BLACK I SABBATH "EVIL EYE LAST TIMES TONIGHT 7 9 7 FACES of DR. LAO' NORTH 2 AK82 108 32 52 WEST EAST AQJ107 VJ96 5 AQJ 4 10983 6 2 10 5 SOUTH (D) 43 K764 A97 Both vulnerable North and South 40 part score. South West North East 1V Pass 2 Pass Pass Pass Opening GIANT FREE KIDDIE PLAYGROUND ROOSEVELT DRIVE-IN THEATRE r. LANGHORNE, PA. Wl 6-9835 II II IAN FLEMING'S! FROM RUSSIA WITH Ifclfl: FUNITEDARTISTS: MATURI 1:00.7:20 9:30 PIUS AT ROOSEVELT DRIVE-IN ONLY "SURF PARTY" WARREN NEAR STATE ACROSS ST.

mTRENT AND LISA" "LORD OF THE FLIES" TOMORROW "THE SWORD of EL CID" "RED CLOAK" Per Carload 3 New Horror Hits CASH FLAGG I CAWt BRANOT a siar HM i MR HORROR HIT r2 NAME BtOoTJ! im HORROR HIT r3 One feature of rubber bridge that really shocks the confirmed duplicate player is.the total disregard for overtricks by most de. clarers. If the contract is safe, they just pay no attention at all to the play. South won the first trick with dummy's ace of spades and promptly discarded a club on the king of spades. Then he played three rounds of trumps and finally paused a second for station identification.

Then he remarked, contract is safe, but 1 might as well try to make an extra His remark was reasonable, but his method of trying for that extra trick ratner unfortunate. He led another trump in order to get to dummy and then proceeded to lead a diamond to his king. West won the ace and from this point on South had no play for more than eight tricks. He had to lose four diamonds and a club. If South had really thought things over at the time he was busy talking, he would have led a diamond from his hand and repeated the process each time he gained the lead.

This would have insured at least one overtrick since he would have been able to ruff one diamond with fourth trump. Actually he would have made two over tricks because the ace of dia monds would have appeared on the third diamond lead. bidding has been: North East Sooth West 1 Pass 1 pass IV Pass You, South, hold: 5 6 What do you do now? one or two spades. One spade is slightly better. Do not bid any namber of no- trumps since your hand will do very well as a no-trump dummy.

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M3 FREE 1 PARKING I For 1,000 I CARS FEATURE TONITE at 7:25 9:25 TONY RANDALL BURL IVES (AS TUAN COLOR Doylestown Sets Village Fair The Doylestown Village Fair, for the benefit of the Doylestown Hospital, will be held Saturday, June 15, at the War Memorial Field on Route 202, Doylestown. Almost 30 local organizations are cooperating. A Pied-Piper Parade to the fairgrounds will begin at 9 a.m. A Pooch Parade is scheduled for 10 a.m. and will feature seven classes of dogs.

From 1 to 2 p.m., the will be there. A baby parade will be followed by a chicken barbecue from 4 to 7:30 p.m. TO DEDICATE PLAYGROUND WASHINGTON (UPI) Atty. Gen. Robert F.

Kennedy will dedicate tomorrow an unusual playground in the rani, tal in memory of the late President John F. Kennedy. The $600.000 playground, located in a slum area, is an experiment in recreational facilities. It contains an obsolete jet plane, Coast Guard tugboat, Army truck, tank, amphibious a fire engine and a 1888-model steam locomotive from Guatamala. Legal Notice NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ADOPT ANNUAL BUDGET NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Thursday evening, May 28, 1964, at a duly convened meeting, the Pennsbury Joint School Board adopted a proposed annual budget for the school fiscal year of 1964-65 commencing the first day of July, 1964, in the total amount of $6.949,550.73.

The said Pennsbury Joint School Board will meet on Monday evening, June 29, 1964, at 8:00 P.M., E.D.S.T., in the cafeteria of the Charles Boehm High School, Lower Makefield Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, for final action and approval of the said budget. The said proposed budget and copies thereof are on file at the 4 rsert uiiiccd uie remubuuiy Joint School Board in the Fallsington School, Fallsington, Bucks County. Pennsylvania. where it is available for public inspection to all persons who may interest themselves therein and may be inspected during regular business hours from 9:0) AM. to 4:00 P.M., Monday through Friday erf each week prior to such final adoption and approval thereof.

Walter W. Jackson, Esquire Solicitor Hills Shopping Center Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania CiT June 2-9-16 Airman Schultz Graduates Airman Third Class William J. Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schultz of 169 Cobalt Ridge Dr.

Levittown, has graduated from the technical training course for U.S. Air Force jet aircraft mechanics at Amarillo AFB, Tex. Airman Schultz, who was trained to repair currcnt Air Force jet fighters, is being assigned to an Air Training Command (ATC) unit at Laughlin AFB, Tex. The airman attended Neshaminy High School, Langhorne. Businessmen Pick Murphy David Murphy of Mercury was recently elected nresidpnt lem Association.

Other officers elected at a dinner meeting at the Golden Horse Inn, Trevose, were Clayton Hughes, vice president; William R. Sterner, secretary; Paul Kilian, treasurer; Albert Geiges, Arthur Jewitt and Charles Riempp, one-year directors. Speakers were Ralph Hogarth and Fred Wallish of the Bensalem Rescue Squad. Airman Done Montana-Bound Airman Third Class Dennis A. Dowe, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Dowe of Haines Road, Levittown, has graduated from the technical training course for U.S. Air Force jet aircraft mechanics at Amarillo, AFB, Tex. owp a tu iiicWit- tain the service multi-engine jet aircraft, is being assigned to a Strategic Air Command (SAC) unit at Glasgow AFB, Mont. His wing supports the SAC mission of keeping the intercontinental missiles and jet bombers on constant alert.

The airman is a graduate of Delhaas High School..