The Bristol Daily Courier from Bristol, Pennsylvania • Page 17

WEDNESDAY, JUlY 6, 1966 BUCKS COUNTY COURIER BUCKS COUNTY TIMES PAOI 17 O'Hara Ends Marine Drills John O'Hara, son ot Mrs. Kathryn O'Hara of 46 Schumacher Drive, Bristol Township, recently 'was graduated FRANK'S TAVERN SECOND AVE. AT STATE RD. CROYDON, PA. "BACK AGAIN' 1 GO-GO GIRLS MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY OPEN EVENINGS DAILY AND WEEKENDS A BUDCO QUALITY THEATRE Phone CYpress 5-3568 ViMI.

N. Rt. 13 on All. Rt. 1 America's Funniest Family in their FIRST FULL-LENGTH FEATURE from Marine recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.

C. He will undergo four weeks of individual combat training and four weeks of basic specialist training in his military occupation field before being assigned to a permanent unit. GO-GO GIRLS FROM PALMERTON CAPRI 5300 EMIUE RD. PA. BEST HAM SANDWICH IN TOWN TRY ITI OPEN 1 P.M.-SHOWS START DUSK CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE HELD OVER! 2nd WEEK! 1 FAMILY COLOR HITS! DON KNOTTS 2ND COLOR LAFF-RIOT! THE GHOST MR.

CHICKEN Ochs To Appear At Barn Arts Folk singer-songwriter Phil Ochs will appear in concert at the Barn Arts Center, Haines Mill Road, off Route 130 North. Riverside, N.J., on Saturday evening, at 8:30 p.m. Ochs is a songwriter as well as a folk singer and takes his subjects from newspaper clippings. He writes most of his songs lying down on his living room couch and his first album for Elektra was titled "All the News That's Fit to Sing." Several area Boy Scout troops are participating in the summer program of the Bucks County Council at Camp Ocka- nickon, near Point Pleasant. The participating troops are Levitiown Troop 111, sponsored by the First Baptist Church, Levittown, Fairless Hills; Bris IP BIG GEORGE 4M -MENU SPECIALS- OUR FAMOUS Baked Meat Loaf 3 Veg.

BB Presents THURS OWN-MAKE "THE FIRE-FLIES' Terrific Sound FRI. SAT. NITES USAGNA I 45 1 DRAFT BEER COCKTAILS CLAMS ON SHELL OR STEAMED WOODBOURNE ROAD PA. Oppotili Sldt of McCifHrty Ford DUNKIN' DONUTS ARE DELICIOUS ROUTE 413, LEVITTOWN, PA. NEAR NEWPORTVILLE ROAD 0 BUSTIETON PIKE NEAR STREET ROAD FEASTERVIUE, PA.

OPEN 24 HOURS GUTGHINEAL'S REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING 0 COMMERCIAL CENTRAL Wl 3-2994 Boy Scouts Enjoy Camp Susan Jack Cast In Play Susan Jack, 32 Falcon Road, Levittown, will appear in "The Maids," a one-act play by one of France's most controversial playwrights, Jean Genet. The play is being presented by the University of Rochester's Ninth Masque Players, a salaried repertory company, sponsored by the university's summer school. Performances will be July 8 10. SHRIMP NITE TONIGHT GO-GO GIRLS EVERY NITE LIVE MUSIC FRI. SAT.

PIZZA NITE TUES. HAINES ROAD TAVERN 2111 Hilnei Rd. (near Rl. 13) Liv. tol Troop 73 sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Council 906; Bensalem Troop 60, sponsored by Christ Church; and Langhorne Troop 19.

sponsored by Langhorne United Presbyterian Church. The leaders and scoutmasters of the troops Herb Boys of Troop 111; William A. Lynn of Troop 73, Mr. Berchick and Mr. Cera of Troop 60, and Roy W.

Murphy of Troop 19 each gave a week of their vacations to provide, their scout the opportunity of outdoor living. FOUR-EYED FISH The eye of the anableps, or four-eyed fish of South and Central America, is divided at the waterline by a black bar. Above the bar, the eye is fitted for seeing in air; below the bar, it is adapted for vision beneath the water. TONIGHT! GREAT SHOW At Your LEVITTOWN AREA LINCOLN I 3 BIB TECHNICOLOR HITS! Hoouvcll Blvd. at CHy Conl.

From 8:40 P.M. HIT RUN ELVIS PRESLEY "FRANKIE JOHNNY" HIT-2-FJRST RUN BING ANN CROSBY MARGRET RED BUTTONS "STAGECOACH" HIT MEN FROM UNCLE ROBERT DAVID "SPY WITH VAUGHN McCALLUM MY FACE" LAWRENCE Held Overt U.S. Rt. 1.1 ml. CUrth Trinttn iTi.

KOUTt 1 EXPRESSWAYTOU RIFUNDIO-AJK AT BOXOFFICS CONT LATE SHOW NITELYI 2nd Hill BATTLE DF THE BULGE 2 Wll HOG! nd WEEK: TECHNICOLOR' JAMES STEWART MAUREEN O'HARA "THE RARE BREED" ANDALUSIA: 2 BIG TECH HITS! DEAN MARTIN STELLA STEVENS SID CHARISSE "THE SILENCERS" Frinkftrri at City IRT. 13) CONT. FROM 8:40 LATE DEBBIE REYNOLDS NEW FUN AND MUSIC HITI "THE SINGING NUN" A LANDMARK IN MOTION PICTURES HELD OVER NOW IN ITS 9th WEEK A motion picture that will moke you lough, break your heart and thrill you within seconds. FINAL DAYS SEE IT NOW! ACAPIMY AWARD WINNER SHELLEY WINTERS Supporting METRO-GOtDWYN-MMR THEPANDROS.BERMAN- GUY GREEN PRODUCTION PQITIEP8HELLEY WINTERS ito ELIZABETH HARWN ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE "BEST ACTRESS" DIRECTIONS TO GREENWOOD: Rt. 1 Ton Bridge to PRR Trte Rt, 33 shore points hwy.

(Greenwood Ave.) for ippror. mite to ifxatre. AH CONDfTrONFD reenwoo GAEENWfiOD AVE, 392-0034 TRENTON, N.J. 9th WEEK SHOWINGS WEEKDAYS 7:30 9:30 SAT. ft SUN.

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TO MIDNITE EVERY WED. A vm I nn Routed with Itillan ALL YOU thed "AM CAT I Culutppl'i (or southern CM I lri lbov vigitiblti) GUISSEPPFS We Deliver Wl 3-2771 Open 4 P.M. to MldnUe All 7 Days Air Cond. $2" Mlddletawn Shopping Center Woodbourna Ltvlttown Along Side of McCafferty Ford TAKE OUT EVERY DAY BUCKETS of CHICKEN, 12 PCS. BUCKETS of SPAGHETTI (SERVES 4JMNT nS RODB flAYCMUNb ROOSEVELT DRIVE-IN THEATRE LANCHORHE, PA.

Wl MUlj Now a soon a legend JOSEPH ELEWNE pnunu HELD OVER 2nd SMASH WEEK! AT ROLLERAMA WEDNESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY NIGHT ONLY $1.00 PER FAMILY! SKATES.EXTRA SKATE NITES 8-11 SUNDAY MATINEE 1-6 P.M. GROUP PARTY RATES CLOSED ROLLERAMA Rt. 41 e3 Newportville Rd. Levittown Wl 9-2782 NEW FRIEND Airman Third Class George Rago of 491 Jefferson Drive, Southampton, formerly employed at Delaware Valley Hospital Pathology Laboratory, is now stationed at Griffith Air Force Base Hospital in Rome, New York. He is shown with a newfound friend, Jayne Mansfield who visited New York recently.

Rago, 21, who joined the Air Force in May, 1965, is the son of Mr. and 1 Mrs. Alfred Rago, Southampton. Television In Revieiv STEVE QUEEN KARL MAIDEN ARTHUR KENNEDY "NEVADA SMITH" COLOR PMMVMM- BRIAN KEITH PLESHETTE. RAF JANET MARGOLIN HOWARDJMMM; mHINCLE SmSSSSma HAraiiloMw josEPrTfifviiiE HBiiRYMfiuivmNmoNHniM.iiai«i 2nd FUN-FILLED HITI BORIS KARLOFF THE BEACH PARTY GANG "GHOST IN THE INVISIBLE BIKINI" FAIRLESS HILLS 'Kill SHOPPING CTR PARK FREE 3000 CARS AIR CONDITIONED 1:00 7:40 9:45 HELD OVER 2nd BIG WEEK ULTRA-MOD! ULTRA-MAD! ULTRA-MYSTERY! GREGORY SOPHIA STANLEY OONEN PRODUCTION RECORD HOP AT LEVITTOWH FIRE HALL 8-11 P.M.

DOOR PRIZES ALBUMS DANCE CONTESTS WED. FRI. NITi! FIVE POINTS LEVITTOWN, PA. Carefully Air THEATRES LINCOLN con'f from 12 noon GREGORY PECK SOPHIA LOREN ARABESQUE Red Skelton Sub Falls Short By RICK DU BROW United Press International HOLLYWOOD (UPI) a new comedy- variety-circus series taped in England by a partnership of American and British firms, bowed in Tuesday night on CBS-TV, and it wa one of our less exciting international alliances. The one-hour program, beautiful to look at in color, replaces the Red Skelton show for the summer, and it is the comedian's firm that is part nered with a British company in the The general format is that a different American entertainer is host each week to U.S.

and British guest stars and top acts of European circuses. The premiere, host was comedian Jack Carter. If one were to sum up the debut, it might be described as 'something old, riot much new, a good deal borrowed, and a considerable amount blue. The blueness came in the form of Carter's often-funny but borderline risque gags that seemed out of tune with the obvious family-appeal attempt of the show. Likewise, the hour was reminiscent of so many things that one has seeh regularly on AT 7:15 9:45 JASON ROBARDS JULIE HARRIS A THOUSAND CLOWNS PECK ARABESQUE The real excitement begins when they run out of bullets! ADDED FEATURETTE PETE FOUNTAIN "PETE'S PLACE" EXCLUSIVE SHOWING con't from 12 noon MARY POPPINS JULIE ANDREWS DICK VAN DYKE DRIVE-IN I I lit ARIA DRivE-IN--1HITSI DOUGLAS" 0 81 DOUGLAS mgmmmmr COLOR GIANT PLUS "Ghost In Invis.

Bikini" television the Ed Sullivan show; Don Ameche's circus series, "International Show- and just about any run- of-the-mill variety program. There was one thing, however, that the series did have-and that is a truly imaginative and elegant setting that makes seem more pleasant than it really is to tune in. The set is a sort of center ring or stage opera-style boxes for the audience Cat least they look like boxes), with the whole thing illuminated spectacularly by countless plain but decoratively arranged bulbs. setting- does, have its occasional problems, however for the performers who may have trouble working in the round. For example, songstres Jane Morgan did her numbers without playing to the people all around her, which means many in the British audience ad her performing away from them, which violates a cardina show business rule.

Cartel smartly worked around to all those on hand. Perhaps one of the reasons the show didn't seem very exciting is that there were a good number of so-called "dangerous" circus acts--the aerialist, the lion tamer, the sword-balancer, the high-perch pair, and so forth. Yet really the advance taping of so-callec dangerous circus acts takes all the element of fear or thrills out of them because we know the network is hardly likely to present a segment that involves a fatal or otherwise serious mishap. No one in his right mind, of course, wants to see. one--yet the thrill of circus danger is undeniably gone.

In short, "Hippodrome" is kind of show one can watch while listening to a baseball jame on the side, without much 'ear of missing anything. Youth Loses College Ring Edward Andrews of 328 Lincoln Bristol, lost his Bloomsburg State College ring on the grounds of the Magnolia Pool, Magnolia Hill, Levittown, Sunday afternoon between 12:38 and 3. He said he will pay a $5 reward if it is returned. His initials are on the inside of the band of the ring, he waid. SPICY TITLES HOUSTON (UPI) --Percy Foreman, the well known criminal lawyer, will try to prove next week that such books as "Sin Summer," "Temple of Shame," "Virgins, "Orgy Club," Carousel," "Shame Hunger" and "Swapt Sect" are not obscene.

Foreman heads the defense for seven persons and four companies going on trial Mnday on charges of shipping obscene material from Los Angeles and Saudusky, Ohio, to Houston. ST. JOHN TIRHIll'S MUSIC CIRCUS; lamberlville, Jtriey July 5-10; July 12-17 Special Wtl Mat-Z P.M. "HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING" Sit. 11 A.H.-Children'i Minieil "THE WIZARD OF OZ" JulT P.M.

DUKE ELLINGTON (608) 397-1500 TOWNE THEATRE IEVITTOWN SHOPPING CfNTEB, BT -13 LEVITTOWN PENNA Wl 6-1000 PARKING FOR 6,000 CARS HELD OVER! 2nd BIG WEEK! FEATURE at 1:00, 7:00 9:30 DIRECT FROM ITS RESERVED SEAT ENGAGEMENTS! FIRST TIME AT POPULAR PRICES! Jacoby On Bridge NORTH A A 1 0 9 4 A8 1 0 7 2 9 3 WEST (D) EAST 4 8 2 4 6 6 4 3 4 6 4 4 8 5 3 A A 8 7 8 2 SOUTH 4 7 3 10 9 7 2 A 4 1 0 5 4 North-South vulnerable West Eatt 1 14 Pass 2 34 3 Pra Pass Pass Pass Opening lead-- K. Warner Bros: super action show of shows! Jim says: "We recently pointed out that there is no need to rchid five-card suit merely because you hold one. Here is a hand where West held two five- card suits and felt compelled to show both of them. His opponents went on to play the hand and made their contract due to the information given by West's bids." Oswald: "West had no'hing to gain by his three-club bid. His opponents were bidding major suits and might have been able to double him had their minor suit cards been distributed differently." Jim: "Well, West wasn't vulnerable.

As it was, South played the hand well. He started by duckme the diamond opening, i West t'cntirvaed the suit a i South in with ace. He df crted that West had to hold five cards in each minor suit for his bids. That would leave only three cards in the majors and if his singleton was in hearts a trump finesse would be needed. Could he find out about that singleton?" Oswald: "Let's see.

He led a spade to dummy's king and returned to his own hand by ruf- fing a diamond. Then he led a second spade to the ace. When West followed, South played his ace and another trump, finessed against East's jack, trumps and eventually lost two clubs." Jim: "His line of play also guarded against a singleton spade in the West hand. a West ruffed the second spade South would have been able to discard one of his clubs on the spade ace later on and i make his contract." Q--The bidding has been: West East Snth Pass 1 Piss 1V Pass 2 Pass 2 N.T. Pass 3 Pass 4 Pass 4 Pass 4 4k Pass 6 N.T.

Pass You, South, hold: What do you do? A--If yen ambitions, to seven diamonds. If yon art satisfied with a sure profit, pus. TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of passing after your partner responded one diamond, East bids one What do you do now? Answer.