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The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 9

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Monroe News-Star Wednesday, October 1874 8-A Carroll Righters Horoscop ie For Thursday. Ort. 17, 1974 GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day to keep cheerful and not allow yourself the feeling that Monroe Symphony In First Concert The Monroe Symphony slow Introduction followed by opening concert of me spirited allrgiro. The second season on Oct. 29 at the Mon- movement Is In the graceful roe Civic Center Theatre will vein characteristic of Havdn1 tov cam ai or tim QUtUTf MO SIVILS WITH TNI I HL MUNSON A Now "2" locations To Serve You those you like are not interested by Haydn Verdi, contrasting passages of a in your welfare.

They have Moussorgsky. more forceful nature. Guest soloist for the occupations of their own. v' concert features of the last vestigate whatever you do not i lf vt! i 8f in-. movements are the drum roll understand.

Put your talents to i tn menuetto and the adap- hors ll sino 'T a tf i 1800 Roselawn At 18th St. MONROE use. The Wossman High School Speech Club officers are, from left, Karen Hillhouse, president; Wanda Burton, vice-president; Vanessa Johnson, secretary; Randy Johnson, treasurer; Beth Nash, social chairman; and Janice Marie Martin, reporter. Faculty sponsor is Mrs. Evelyn LaBorde.

(Staff photo by John I. Fogleman) Voice Of Broadway JackO'Brian Entertainment To day hor, will ling "Kila Mammal muon of a folk limo the prln ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. Verdi final theme of the finale. Handle obligations that will 8nrt The Mnussorgsky work refers quire time and attention early in Wolfgang Mozart to Bald Mountain, an elevation the day.

Loved one may be at Giovanni. near Kiev where, according to odds with your wishes, but don't! was sec- legend, witches and assorted 4 argue. nnd and last French opera and evil spirits congregate on St.Hi TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20)' was first performed at the Par- John's Eve for a celebration. Steer clear of a person who ii Opera in 1867.

In the aria very annoying and could bring be sung by Nabors Philip IT, A you trouble. Do nothing that King of Spain, reveals the men- txoms Announced could ruin your good reputation, tai anguish he feels because of 9 BrrvrrvT rn st st fill' GRAMBLING Mid term Jl t0 June 21) Elirabeth of Valois, Is unraith- examinations are scheduled at Handle troublesome personal af-. ful. Grambling State University on I fairs early and they are soon Mozart Don Giovanot was Thursday and Friday, accord- behind you. Take sensible kind heard for the first time in Pra- jpg to Mrs.

Ruby Billups, reg- of treatments that improve your; gun In 1787 and is based on the istrar. health. escapades of the legendary lov- Mid term grades are due MOON CHILDREN 22 cr, Don Considered one in the office on to July 21) You will feel much of the greatest operas of all Monday, Oct. 21. better if you try to please time, it is performed regularly Friday is also the last day ers.

A hobby may not go well at in virtually all of the major to resign from the university first but you can make progress I opera houses of the world. with a grade of The aria Nabors will perform lustration for Ii tho nf Ari $nn a 1 Grambling It ind aad is known tho "catalogue -t for aria, for In It Leporello, the! murtuif. W.M0NR0E NEW YORK (KFS) An older couple we know was bemoaning New lack of glamor in the last five to 15 years; we analyzed the regretful onslaught a few moments and the answer rose clear: the once gad abouting old fAiks simply Ari gone out much in recent years and were tewing their own dearthbound unofficial retirement. Take our professional word for it, the ful folk, the status seekers, The Golden Alpenstock People, the feverishy ambitious folks of the Stork El Morocco Era; they had more money than was still there. (suitable enough to eat and drink Oh.

the Stork Club, most sue- an? believe they were cessful cafe in the history many did. Room the glamor whirl is gone with durably worn the windy and shrewd publicity appellation for a whole slice of the late Sherman Billingslev I and pretend youthful stirred up; but the Stork mon who presumably lived in fail because glamor absconded, bedrooms and studio flats Billingsley welcomed the seeds rustled somewhere on Manhat- of his own and the fail- chic Upper East Side. lire when he took on the ill-fit- Th.ey owned the essential well tine role of host of his own threads, usually one Stork Club TV Show, Sherman may have been the least articulate host of a TV show in the history of the image orthi- dinner suit, a good tweed jacket for country weekend parties sought plaintively from rich acquaintances who mistook their con: hold that press agent 1 cautiously impeccable if small and Society fawner. Igor Gas-, wardrobes for the sign of stasis tried a succession of TV'tus- They preyed upon nouveau rf sisters and left the country; Ifolks suddenly with estates and balky enunciation at least was in straight Oklahoma American. Billingsley's success with TV (his show ran for years on an essential reflection of its own all the affluent who tell a true blueblood if they transfused one.

As of the Jet Set Era arrival, the cast of glamor shifted. Cast metal sculptures by Gerald Ortego of Alexandria, Bry Gallery, NEU; 8 a m. to 9:30 p.m.; No admission charge. Prints by Richard Colvin of West Monroe (NLU senior printmaking major) Wesley Gallery, NLU; No admission charge. Ceramics by Harold Spillers of Monroe (NLU senior ceramics major), American Handicrafts Shop, Twin City Mall.

Watercolor and drawings by Anne Eberle of Monroe (NLU graduate assistant and painting major), College Town Bookstore. Texas Watercolor Anniversary Exhibition and Works from Summer Art Workshop, Masur Museum; IO a.m. 6 p.m.; No admission charge. should do that first of all. Put your financial house In order today.

na Elvira, whom the Don once fobcl IJH -JJPP'l I uu in ucnurni Ulm A should be completed now. 1 catalogue, there 640 sn give In to a temptation to go off, Italy- in on a tangent. Use care In motion. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct.

22) let a financial worry upset you, but do something con- France, 91 in Turkey and 1,000 In Spain. The Symphony will also perform Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 104 in Major I Open 7:15 Las! 'in cttr Moppma (Mil. a taw a' JBJ. Kila ai 7 A 30 rn Sui mt.

CuhJfme 1 Si MF -i structive about It. Study every! and Modest Night angle, of a new project you on the Bald Mountain. have in mind. The Haydn symphony Ic the. SCORPIO (Oct.

23 to Nov. 21) last of the 12 symphonies the You may think a friend has been; composer wrote for the London taking advantage of you but impresario, Salomon, whose this is not the case. so show name is often attached to the more loyalty. Take health treatments. works, and thus represents his most mature style.

It is one of NOW I SHOWING IMI FEATURES 7:29 SAGTTTARTI (Nov. 22 to tjje few symphonies by Haydn, Once upon a snub, the Cafe the famed cele-jsocial set looked down their brity stacked'Cub Room was old noses or nouveau bankrolls nrodueod for TV on an up- at and The 7th -lairs Stork floor and Sherman packed the replica banquettes with society swells and showbiz i Ave. fashion tycoons were tough veteran business typos whose affluential signs were fiends swilling champagne the expensive Havana cigar until he started fighting the kit- chomped through all situations, en and unions, final- men attired in expensively I'- the union (we flashy tailoring considered re- never could figure why prehensile in the Bible Accord- union broke i jug to Lucius Beebe, who died the solidarity of their brother without abandoning his candid unionists picket line and went; snobberies of status, food, win- to play their Busi- fS, whiskies, bespoke clothes, Bounce dance music shoes, exquisite linen and cra- non stop dancethon invent- vats. Lucius rattled up the cd by Billingsley to keep of Snootiness Past and light fantastickers thirsty un- died happily just before the ar- til near the finish of the famed rivistes set In to Lucius like star packed premises). gangrene.

the Fashion In- ti unU" haunts when their unions threat- nightclubs successful enod to fine and suspend them, aad Tu which would have precluded P0, working on stage, screen or cafe floors; then Sherman be Film Capri: and the Sins of NRA. Cinema III: (I) and (Clint Eastwood, Jeff BridgesR: (2) (Peter Fonda, William Holden) (3) of the Bruce Lee) R. Eastgate Cinema: (I) and (Jan- Michael Vincent, Joan Godfellow) (2) (Charles Bronson) PG; (3) (Omar Sharif, Richard Harris) PG. McMillan Mall Cinema; (1) (Tatum Ryan PG; (2) Zhivago" (Julie Christie, Omar Shariff)G Plaza: PG Zoo Louisiana Purchase Gardens and Zoo; IO a.m. sunset; Admission; 75 cents for adults, 50 cents for children four and older, free for children under four.

Dec. You have assumed some responsibilities that you; want to get rid of, but it would be best to carry through with; them. Be logical. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) Try not to criticize friends so much.

Compliment them for! their good points and you get! better results. Relax at home tonight. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Handle a credit matter with dispatch and get right results.

Attend the social tonight and show others you are a fine citizen. PISCES (Fob. 20 to Mar. 20) Study further into a new venture before you attempt to make a go of It. or you could have dire results.

Be happy with mate tonight. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she will have tho willpower to achieve success early In life. Be sure to have the finest individuals around so that your progeny will benefit in a constructive way. A true investigator here. This should be i encouraged, since It will bring about great success during lifetime.

neglect religious training. Stars impel, they do not What you make of your life is largely up to VQU! Carroll Individual Forecast for your sign for November is now ready. For your in which the clarinet is The symphony opens with I I LAST 2 INITES 9:22 copy send your birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast. News-Star, P. O.

Box 629, Hollywood, Calif. 90028. WINNER OF 6 I ACADEMY AWARDS! cccc avs mo ac JE qw atocia! i DAVID LEANS FILM 5 Cf DOCTOR ZHnftGO HI In this bot arc the tools ol his trade. HE HAS MORE THAN A DOZEN WATS TO KILL ANO THEY ALLWORK FIFTH FIFTH FIFTH FIFTH EARLY TIMES BENCHMARK OLD FORESTER OLD CROW ANCIENT AGE BACARDI RUM Highland Mist Scotch FIFTH Macaulay's Scotch Chivas Regal Scotch FIFTH FIFTH FIFTH PG United WMH (FEATURES ITGNIGHT ii came his own victim, refusing to cave in even to union cajoling with abject compromising Salem Settled tive invasion of Cloak Suiters rang their death knell; the famed old night-1 club run by Fete Ferry long; resisted the garment gods; but under John Endecott settled in of their original demands, lie as it moved to splendid on Sept. 28, 1628 never gave in, and the Stork ctratnenhorir never coaxed its celebrities son A stratospheric expenses and run by another; suddenly nouveau type, Bill! Zeekendorf, who later failed as GULF STATES DRIVE IN SI hm I UWN USA Pedant Rd D-cctOf I 343-2612 home again.

It was done in fi nally by implacable immovable ego. Sherman chas- NORTH SCREEN 'THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE" 327 Trenton 325-7120 od me glamor away, it didn'tmost Tri! tate flash in the headlines in aa simply fail to exist. Nor did playpen of the famous, El Mo roceo. disapoear because failed glamor; it still exists several ungl'tmorous managements since suave, smart, stylish, debonair owner John Perona died onlv r. few months af tho other celebrated New Yoric history it was forced to reach out and haul in the nf! supposed gauche needle-tradesmen who flocked in where once they were barred and embarrassed.

And so the Monte Carlo, too, failed, with Fefe Ferry safe in his mauso- THE TEXAS chainsaw MASSACRE SND SCARE JESSICA TO DEATH" BOTil in color rated Comply pf Mi mu A PATIK ii ym ii WMtnaii ftPU 99 SOUTH SCREEN BRANSTON PICRWS tor his brand new El Morocco jcum- He had one, too, located in a cemetery his grave suitably on the opened at a cost of more than SI the move from its original zebra striped celebrity sandbox was caused by the traditional difference of opin- between the owner ion Perona and landlord Danny Lavezzo who owns P. J- centuries old stumbling block the size of the rent. When John Perona suffered cancer and left El Morocco the dav after its Perona own- CO FEATURE "MEAN MOTHER" 1.50—Adults WISH" AND END" BOTH IN COLOR RATED I Mf, BUSTER and BILLIE COLUMBIA PtCTURfS KOWSKI OF CGI -US'S P'CfUfifS 'NOUUIBfSRC. LAST 2 NITES Only mu to im 1200 lifts! His ship is at marcy af Juigarnavt! JOY RAYVILLE STARTS THURSDAY "CANDY STRIPE NURSES' princess innsboro now SHOWING Return of the Dragon side of the cemetery: never near a kitchen! Zounds; never that! Northeast Flight Groups To Host Area Competition 00000 NOW SHOWING Next To K-Mart cum 30 THUnDERBOIT LICHTI cd new premises opened, never to return, his son. Edwin, took national Intercollegiate over, plainly without kidnev, or, Association Regional heart for it.

Edwin told us aune plight Competition will be simnly he didnt like ti e'upside- e(j Flying Tomahawks, down life of a nightclub owner louisiana TTnivcr- THURSDAY SPECIAL COLOR BY DELUXE Untied Artists and would sell: we even brought fjyjng team, and Alpha I him substantial offer -1 Eta Rho aviation fraternity) CHICKEN FRIED STEAK SOUTHERN CREAM GRAVY CHOICE OF TWO VEGETABLES LAST 2 NITES Edwin had a .94 dub According In Col. Doan S. don gambling club rtl co-ordinator of aviation Bes Ambassadeurs, who even- malty took oror, backed by the studies and advjjojJorJt Danziger brothers, two London promoters and hotel owners. Bract LNT Real as Super Hero tram The They lost 7 of their ster- the meet will be held at Selman Field Airport. The; competition will include flying teams from Louisiana Tech ling before El Morocco again Universlty, of Southand oiten.

changed Hands. louisiana, Northwest. em State University, Texarkana I Community College, and other schools not yet registered. Categories of competition will currently glitters along guised as a the property belongs to Joseph Norban, a most substantial businessman who owns assorted firms, in -1 iii REMEMBER! "IT'S cheaper to eat at WYATTS THAN AT HOME" DELICIOUS MARYLAND CLUB COFFEE OR ICED ON THE HOUSE" JgUIVntlCRFEKRIflSSi RUH LOUISVILLE. MONROE eluding a chain of wear include computer accuracy, stores.

flight planning, power-on and As of the disappearance of power-off accuracy landings, the Stork and El Morocco, a flour bomb drop. The even more affluent age set tattle Jet Set took over from Cafe Society, propelled by the new jet planes and an international urge to travel. The new play- winning team will go to national competition and has a possibility of representing the U.S. at an international flying meet in Sweden, Col. Hartley said.

LOUISVILLE, MONROEH EASTGATE SHOPPING Lee Return of The Dragon his last performance is his besil jgj A BRANSTON PICTURES Retease 2 HITES Two weeks each year they getaways with Everything! CaiWBttPICIURES -K FIFTH 4 540 C56 440 445 432 7 4 911 FIFTH BEEFEATER'S GIN GILBEY'S GIN Wolfschmidt Vodka Kamchatka Vodka PABST MICHEL 0 OLD MILWAUKEE 5 BUD SCHLITZ 12 OZ. CANS 12 -oz. CANS 12-OZ. CANS or BOTTLES SPECIAL PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. AT BOTH LOCATIONS TP- I X- TF A A sp if A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A.

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