The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-08-08, Page 8ge nom *ow W4n$kam;
teaiio(++.T.iinet'd, Wed(temla , Aug. 8, 10(ill
Boredom ;Causes.
Road Accidents
Many accidents occur because
drivers are bored. Long, unbroken
tripe on modern, high-speed high
ways produce a hypnotic effect that
is difficult to break in an emer-
gency.
For aiafcty's sake, safety a'tthot'i-
tic's r'tttnutneud a hrenit every
couple of :hoar. to ea:;,., the driver's
i eyes, ht 1'0 vh hi•. limbs and have a
refre,ittttt t .,.j %note, t,j' t tit, .it
coffee.
Try to be en. ti. t'yerytiltt• uht]1
you 11: 'ie ni;utt• yuul• first million.
After tli.tt tiles 11 he inti. to Neu.
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HARRIS
THEATRL
CROWN or DRiVEIN
T il'It.-FRI.-SAT, AUG, 9-19-1
`JACK THE GIANT
KILLER"
in Technicolor
Kerwin
Based
Mathews - Judi Merediti
)n the children's favorite
. fable
"FABULOUS
WORLD OF
JULES VERNE"
Starring
Louis Locke - Ernest Revere
The mosr faboulotis adventure on
over, or under the earth
Shows 7.15--8.36-10.0
MON.-TUES. AUG. 13-1
"THE KING
AND I"
in Deluxe Color
Re -issue of a superlative musiea
hit starring
Deborah Kerr - Yul Brunner
Shows at 7.00.-9.20
WED.-TM:Re FRI.-SAT.
AUG. 15-16-17-18
"ROAD TO
HONG,KONG"
This is a cute comedy starring
Bing Crosby and 'Bob 'Hope with
Dorothy I:an eiir 3n the funniest
road of them all
Shows 1.15--9.15
MON.-TUES. AVG. 20-21
"NO LOVE FOR
JOHNNIE"
An interesting drama starring
Peter Finch - Stanley Holloway
and Mary Peach
A man of Government is starved
for love and affection
Shows 1.15-9,15
LIII'1{._1?1 1.•)t'(. It -ill
"SIGN `OF ZORRO"
1'h, tint ti!' ;jest'. see- t,a t1:1111
taa
"Flight of the Lost
Balloon"
oOn"
T't•I•:tt•ia 1:3i :a: •t ;world .rt'
11( P. acq't !,'t't iii t
ea.T1, MVO. ()'.1.'1 AUG, 11
"ALIAS JESSE JAMES'
1`tOh!3i r:oa • tee• Boll Hupe
"Mighty Crusaders"
i s Teelete ••:•r
itee tilt t tr:t . t t tit, seven Orgies
The tit -tee -rice • f th.• 11 :tate Knight
by tht• I'•trk i tet; -:ear t.f Damascus
St N1):1: }f11)NIole1 Al (r. 12
"STUDS LONIGAN"
1.l:rlr nit, rt:til:rne:;t
"Walking Target"
Adult F.::tt rte nene::t
%VED: THUR: FRL-SAT.
AVG. 22-23-24-25
"FOLLOW THAT
DREAM"
in Deluxe Color
Here is family fun as teenage fav
orite Elvis Presley becomes more
and dad's favorite singing star a:
well
Shows 7.15-0.151
MON.-TL' ftl e.-WE1). .11'G. 13-14-15
"ONE, TWO, THREE"
Adu'tt Entr: t-tinmetrt
starring: Jamt.s teagney
'Alis is a geed, , :.otic- entry
"Secret of Deep Harbour,:
The secret . t det p ir:trbeur meant
vi..dt•nt death
TIIL'lt -1RI, AVG. 16-17
"TWIST ALL NIGHT"
starring Louis Prima and his band
Prisoner in the Iron Mask'
t living n ath, is rt His rete a
•
CARLiNG TERRACE south of Victoria St. is en-
der construction at the present. The street is
being dug down nearly three feet by earth- inov-
iazt
ing equipment. It will be filled with gravel and
Hack tapped shortly.--A-T photo,
MOUNTAINS OF CLAY are being scooped cut
of Carling Terrace south of Victoria St. this
week as workmen prepare for hard -topping. The
NEW JERSEY RECTOR
death, his dream of revenge his 11�1i tfiirI
only grip on sanity
SATURDAY ONLY
Al ASSISTS OM
dirt is being trucked away and the street will
be re -filled v,,ith gravel to create a better road
bed. Advance -Times photo.
OEE,OE
The summer meet:,;g of the
, 1i-.Mi.S. was heir; it: the chur,:il
"THE'� schoolroom with the presi-ait.et,
HE BIG. SHOW GORRIE On Sunday morning at
pr•ltixe Color
'St. Sttpheri s C ilureh a C're•den°t• A. afunde11. in eliarge. The Ser -p•.
Esther 11'ilii.t:.15 _ Cliff Robertson :table was dedicated by the rector, tare was read by Mrs. John Uta,
son and the inetiltatinn given =-
"Noose for a Gunman"Rev. E. C. Attwell. The table was Zits. Kea i,i•°1c e,lr. f,,l!\v
,ed 4
The law o1 the .-.:.i \Vt st was swift t' placed in the church by relatives , prays r by Girl . i:..it ffr:'1 firs• l;.
tee -flatly T of the late H. V. Holmes in loving
memory of Mr. and Mrs. H. lej Linn I' res, tri] the toper. winch
SUNDAY till)sIG}i'r $ L'(i. 19 Hollies ar,d les..- FIN P ..-
erk ,' wee on Banish t,1li,1al:1. 01/tithing
g
"BRAIN THAT (wh,. were faithful attendants andsotne of tt:eiirf.?a:it1'- the
-e t• '.lb-i•e. Ti"' .:.,seri
many rears,•
.,
• `' :itlr t t,sr,a tied t ineyer by sit
Pins rret• ' i• kt a.
Relatives attending the service
were Miss Irene Holmes and Miss
Alicia Coulter, Toronto: Rev. H. M.
and Mrs. Post. of Basking Ridge,
New Jersey, and their son. Douglas,
and daughters, Alicia and Angela:
Miss Beatrice Taylor and Miss
Marion EIlis. of London.
Rev. H. M. Post, rector of the
Episcopal Church in Basking
Ridge, assisted in the service and
preaclu-rl the sermon,
MON: TF'ES: WED., AUG. 27-28-D1!
"CLAUDELLE
INGLIS"
Adult Entertainment
starring
Diane Metaln - Arthur Kennedy
A broken heart that turned to ice
-,A lovely girl wlio vowed revenge
on every man she could ruin
Shows 7.15-4.15
WOULDN'T DIE" active :workers m the (dwell for p opt
•
Herb
1'l . r:-Virginda
Leith
"Invasion of the Star
Creatures"
MON.-TVES,-ICED., AUG. 20-21-22.
"THE DEVIL AT
4 O'CLOCK" -
in Technicolor --- Starring
Spen -. r Tracy - Frank Sinatra
"Deadly Duo"
The story proves that a mother's
love for her child cannot be bought
TRUE.-F'RI.-LSAT,
AUG. 80-71, - SEPT. 1
"MR. HOBBS
TAKES A
VACATION"
In 'i'echnieolor -•- starring
James Stewart - MtitireenO'Hara
Fabian and Buri Peters - John
Saxton
It's great fun for the family --•-in a
vacation that will long be
temeriebered
•Shows 7.i5-8.16
TIHUR.-FR.I. AMG. 23-24
PREMATURE BURIAL'
Shtzihh•r •• in Teeh. -- Shock
Adtilt Entertainment
"They Came to Cordura"
in Techniealor
Gary Cooper - Tab Hunter
Rita 1-Iayworth
SATL"ItD:3Y ONLY AUG. 25
"WAR HUNT"
Starring John Saxton
An uneonventionaI leek at Valor
"Carry On Regardless"
"The Carry on Nurse Gang" pro-
vide the laughs far this one
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT AMG. 26
"ASSIGNMENT OUTER
SPACE"
Pine •
"Phantom Planet"
MON. TL'ES -WED., AUG. 27.28.29
"FACTS OF LIFE"
with Bob }1',pe and Lucille Hall
Free ernmended
.Adult Entertainment
"Bachelor Flat"
in Teehnicolr.r an amusing comedy
Starring
Tuesday 1; e l'l - Terry Thomas
Ree• rnmentir d
Arbilt Ente•rtairtmrnt
'rm R.-FRI. AUG. 30-31
"MAN IN THE MOON"
A cute English eomedy
"Portrait of a Monster"
Adult Entertainment
Tv an e ra r,f violence, he was the
tn..:;t feared nlr,bstr•r of all
ATI'R.DAY ONLY SEPT.
"CANYON RIVER"
in 'I'eehnicolor • starring
fleorge Montgomery
I3ow•ery Boys
"In the Money"
1
%ORR1E
Mr. Mac Hutchison, of Toronto,
spent the holiday week -end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hutchison.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cudrnorc. of
Brussels. visited their daughter,
Mrs. Bill Nay, and Mr. Nay on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Charland. of
Copper Cliff, visited Mr, and Mrs.
Langthon Vegan. Joey returned
home with his parents after spend-
ing three weeks with the Vogans.
Mrs. Maggie Seeburger and Misr
Alta, of Midland. Michigan, spent
the week -end and holiday with Mr
and Mrs. Chas. Koch. Sunday
visitors at the same home were
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Koch an(
Mrs. Annie Koch, (lowansto:wn, Mr
George Timm ad. Miss Erna Betka.
Wallace Township, -and Mr, ant:
Mrs. Wm. Demerling, Kurtzville.
Mr. Harry Gowdy is a patient it
the Palmerston Hospital, and Mr.
Don Irwin is a patient in Wingham
Hospital. Many friends are hoping
they may both have speedy re-
coveries,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Joron and
daughters, of Toronto, Mr, Ross
Earl, Ilene and I3ob were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond Gowdy,
Week -end and holiday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Justin
Will were L.G. Leslie Will, Mrs.
Willand family, of 'T'renton, and
Mir. and Mrs. Lynn Will, of Leam-
ington. Visitors at the same home
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
tlillanders, of 'Windsor.
Mrs, Alex Graham. received word
of the death of her father, Mr,
.Tames McKenzie, of Wallacehurg,
on Sunday. Mr. McKenzie ,had been
in poor health for several years.
Our sympathy is extended to 'Mars.
Darling-Sangeter
Reunion
fiORRIE
HURON COUNTY NOP IN° '*rv'ce
ISSUES STATEMENT `Next Sunday.
Please .accept the apologies of
your Huron County New Petno-
et'atic Party Candidate. and the
,,Yew 2)emoeratic Party for failing
to express their appreciation in a
paid advertisement for your inter-
est and support in the recent elec-
tion cainpagn.
The followng financial statement
of oiir campaign committee will
no dobt give you the reason.
lieceiply
Ontario 1:"ederation of La-
bour $300.00
County Labour Unions 125.00
Ontario New Democratic
Party 50.00
Collections at meetings 97.00
Contributions front.
164.48
$737.08
els
liixpendituret,
'Radio and TV advertising.
Newspaper advertising
Candidate's deposit
Hall tent
Delivery of pamphlets
Office supplies
Postage
$1.66.00
239.51
200.00
34,00
15,00
26,63
55.94
$737.08
At this point I would like to ex-
press my appreciation and that of
the party to the local weekly pe
peas for their Co-operation.
Bob Goodwin, secretary; It, L,
Peers, treasurer; Harold Stewart,
chairman; J. C. Hemingway, can-
didate,
WHITEEHURGH
WHITICC1 W CH--- The yoking
people of Belgrave United Church
conducted the service in Calvin -
Brien Church on Sunday morning
with, the ):3elgrave choir, under the
direction of Roy Munlcly, Clifford
Coultes was the special speaker.
Next Sunday there will be no ser-
vice iii this church but in two.
weeks the Beigreve Church will
again. be lei charge, with Colin
Fingland of Winghaln conducting
the service.
An old farm laborer had just
been .employed 0n a farm owned uy
a lady who, though wealthy, had a
reputation for stinginess.
When dinner -time caner around
he noted with disgust that the only
fare on the table, in addition to
bread, butter and tea, was a tiny
spot of honey in t]re centre of a
large plate,
After eating in silenee for some
moments, he )oohed hard at the
honey and said: "I see, ma'am,
You keep a bee."
BRO WNIE'S
Drive -In
THEATRE Limited
CLINTON - ONTARIC
Two Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear
Children under 12 in oars Free
THURS.-FRI. AUG. 9-10
Hit No, 1 -shown at 9:20 only
Mrs. Fisherhas been hired by the "SUSAN BLADE"
school board of Ashfield to he
principal in the senior room at
S.S. No. 2, with Mrs, Atkins of
Sheppardton in the junior room.
Miss Mary Brinley of Benmiller
will teach in S.S. No. 9, East Wa-
wanosh. Mrs. Aubrey Toll will
teach this year at the Walton
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith of
Kitchener spent the week -end with SAT.-1�[ORT.-lTJTr,: W1 D,
Mr, and Mr's. •Gershom 1 Johnston Am. 11-13-11-1.5
and Miss Diana Smith eisi.ted there Owing to the length -1 Show
since Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. at 9:20
Miss Shirley Bennett, of Toronto, Chester Longman and Mr. and Mrs.
spent Sunday at her home here. ,lack Longman of Windsor visited.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hall and on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs.
Johnston and Mr, and Mrs, Ken-
Rit)tie, of Toronto visited Mrs, neth Johnston and daughters of
;-fall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff visited there on, Thursday.
Pyke. Rickie is remaining with his ClintonMand Mrs. Henry Stonham of
grandparents while his parents are
r at Kincardine. Mt. Brydges and •Mr. and Mrs.
}tulclayina Keith .Reid -and family .of Windsor
Mr. Robert Hoaey, of Galt, WRS spent the week -end with Mr, and
' a recent visitor with Mr, and Mrs. Mrs Thomas Reid of Marnoch.
Robert Dane. Eileen Reid, who had .been visit -
ire Rev. E. C.and Mrs, Attwell ing with her sister, Mrs, Stonham,
visit -
have returned from a month.'s hall- returned home and Linda left to
day trip to the .Vest coast, spend this week at Mt. Brydges.
Mrs, Agnes Neill, of Woodstock, Mr, Frank Cooper' and '14ir. and
and her sister, Mrs. Grace Dustow, Mrs, Harry Cook of .Marnoch vis -
are visiting in Chicago, Ill, ;ted on Wednesday with Mr. and
Tire Iiaerling-Sangster reunion h1:r, and Mrs, Clifford Cooke are Mrs, Harold Slesser of Glamis, Mr.
was 132-1-1 on Civic Holiday in the motoring to the East coast. and Mrs. White of Ingersoll Vis-
ited on Sunday at the Cook home at
Marnoch.
Elaine Robinson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Mason Robinson, has•been
very ill this week with a boil in
her ear. •-
Mr•. and Mrs. William • Reavie
and ,family of Barrie are spending
this week at a cottage at Port El-
gin.
Mrs. James Doig of Wroxeter is
spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Bradley Galbraith. The child-
ren at the Galbraith home have
been quite ill during the past week.
Miss Janet Watson of Aylmer is
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Gilbert Beecroft.
Mrs. Roger Inglis of Walkerton is
spending a few days this week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Bieman, ,
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Chas.
Showers in Ternberry last week
were Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Hop-
wood of IK.ingston, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Tapson and Kandy of Lon-
don, and Mr, and Mrs, Leslie Show-
ers and family of Toronto,
Troy Donahue - Connie Stevens
I)orothy McGuire
(Color)
Hit No. 2 --Shown at 11:30 only
"World By Night"
(Adult Entertainment)
A tour of World Night Spots
(In Color) (Cartoon)
Belmort• Park with an atter,dance
of approximately 15e. President of
the gathering teas Leslie Harkness.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickson were
in charge of the :port:, and races.
Novelty prizes ;were looked atter by
Isabel Derling.
Those coming farthest were Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Isarling and fam-
ily of Toronto. Mfrs. Bella Aitken
of Chesley received the honors for
the oldest person pr, -sent. The
youngest wa Nancy Dickson, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Dickson. Following Uracil Mrs.
Nellie Harper read some 'if the
early history of the Burling fam-
ily.
ciI1clUWiilli;li�illifiilielii Cii ifi lli iliiiilLiiLMiliell e l lfll4l1i
al on in Yislmom' Graham.
lOeN Y lO;t
:qrs. J f., Yobin: ..: of Ring.
ham an:l Mee. 1:,,.1;; 11'11'.::1.3., and
::ands of L+,nt:o:L ...-i: •'1 W r r!nc•8-
day with air. :il:•i : it:. r':. tries
Irffersor-
agt.:,Iajor tool ti+ -. II. 1 1.1 °.nty.
Bill, Geraid ateti I..' 'u '.f 1"
are speeding t:,i r 'r:',1 t with
'Ir. and :‘,Ire. 1.el:..i•'i I:•.1,... .: and
ftmly.
Mr. an,l Mia, %Vi.+b.y 3.11'rson
and fan.ily ei:,ileei Sunda;"...•i- her
parent:;. Mr. a, .1 MIr:,. Jos -
ling and family at Lunde. bor.,.
Mrs. Margaret aft Donald. Miss
Gladys ,Iel)rt.,ald anti Ml. Ite•na
Mft•Nabb +,f 1,,x•kno :.fott-
'lay with'air. itt,d ,Ti'- ..lain.-, I.ed.
dy.
ry.
Two in Flospital,
Electric Shock
Mrs. Lloyd Woods, Judy and
Gene, of Kitchener, spent Saturday
with the former's mother, Mrs.
Olive Shera,
Glen Omand, of Maryborough
Township, is holidaying at the
home of his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Coulter,
Mrs. Thos. Short, `of Fergus, has
spent the past two weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McInnes
visited their son, Mr. Elgin Mc-
Innes, and Mrs. McInnes at Dun-,
Barton.
Sympathy is extended to Mr,
Cecil Grainger, whose brother,
Stanley Grainger. 48, of London,
passed away last week.
Miss Sandra Pearce, of. Wheatley,
was a recent visitor with Mrs.
Glenn Austin.
Miss Edna Lawrence, of Toronto,
was a holiday visitor with her
mother, Mrs. Chas. Lawrence, and
sister, Mrs. Olive May.
The Red Cross swimming and
water safety classes got off to a
good start on Monday, July 30, with
110 enrolled. Tests will be taken at
the end of the four week course.
Don Whitfield is instructor and
Miss Carol Robinson, assistant.
(,IORR/ld -._ Jerry Itynritrt;tn and
Don Whitfield 111." haat taken tot
1.Vinghant H.,c,hittl Mohd a • after-
noon. after 1;ufferitie ..e\,err• Ela ctric
shock while installing. o 1i:•ht bulb
on tht• ati't et iu riorrir• 11. trnr,t 01
Roy Strong'e hon:e, It 1., te leaved
they touched :( liar wire.
Don is expected to be able to
leave the hospital by Wednesday.
ru:
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listen to the William Tell Overture
without thinking of the Lone
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"EXODUS"
Newman - Eva Marie Saint
Sal Mineo
(Colour - Scope)
IVIernorial..Seroke
CORRIK Several from Glot•t'ie`
and community attended the Flow -
ick Pistrlct 1.401.4 and L0I3A neem"
octal service in the Forclwich cow.
etery on ,Sunday afternoon. The
Rev, A. C. Cole was the speaker.
HANOVER
DRIVE-IN.
TIEIEATRE
TfCIRS FRI, AUG. 9-1.0
"The Young Doctors"
Tien canal') - Frederick March.,
They fought the war against pain
"Snow White and the
Three Stooges"
Carol Heiss - Three Stooges
Technicolor - CinemaScope
The hest known fairy tale of theik,
all CARTOON
SAT. -MON. AUG 1.143
"An Hands os1 Deck"
Pat Boone - Buddy .Hackett
Technicolor - CinemaScope
"The Fiercest Heart" •
Stuart Whitman - Juliet Prowse
Technicolor - CinemaScope
The mightiest of African adventure
CARTOON
SUNDAY LA'I'E SHOW AUG, 12
"Anatomy of a Psycho'
Donny Burns
"Fury in Paradise"
R. Thompson
Recommended as Adult
Entertainment
TUES.-WED. AUG. 14-15
"Armoured Command"
Karl l3'ailiman - 'Tina Louise
"World by Night"
All star cast _• Technicolor
The cameras roam the worlds
night club with top entertainers
CARTOON
PTI TR: FR -LSAT. AUG. 16-17-18
FIRST DISTRICT SHOWING
only "SERG:.EAN'TS -THREE"
Frank Sinatra -Dean Martin -Peter
Lawford -Sammy Davis Jr,-Crostry
Brothers -- Technicolor
MAN, THIS ON'E'S THE WILD
1;ST! In all the history of high ad-
venture, hysterically lived on the
screen. one of the finest FIRST
RUN movies to come to this district
"The Two Little Bears",,
Eddie Albert - CARTOON
THUR.-7! R.I. AUG. 1.6-17
Hit No. 1-Showm. at 9:00 only
"SNOW WHITE AND
THE 3STOOGES"
Carol Heiss - The Three Stooges
(Colour - Scope)
Hit No. 2 --Shown at 10:50
"The Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come"
Jimmie Rodgers - Chill Wills
(Colour - Scope) (Cartoon)
FREE POPCORN for the children
before 9:15 on. 'Thurs. only, Aug. 10
SUNDAY LATE SHOW AUG. 19
"Hou;se of Fright"
Paul Massey - Dawn Adams
Technicolor
"Wild for Kicks"
C. Lee
For those seeking unusual enter-
tainment
Recommended as Adult
Entertainment
SAT.-MON.-TUES. AUG, 18-20-21
Hit No. 1 --Shown at 9:00 only
"WILD IN THE
' COUNTRY"
Elvis Presley - Hope Lange
Tuesday Wild • •
Adult Entertainment
(Colour - Scope)
Hit No. 2 -Shown at 10:55
"April Love".
Pat Boone - 'Shirley Jones
(Colour - Scope) (Cartoon)
WED: THUR,-FRI. AUG. 22-23-24
Hit No. 1 -Shown at 9:00 only
"THE SECOND TIME
AROUND"
Debbie Reynolds - Andy Griffith
Juliet Prowse
(Colour - Scope)
Hit No. 2 -Shown at 10:40
"The Best of Everything"
Suzy Parker - Joan Crawford
Adult Entertainment
(Colour - Scope) (Cartoon)
SAT.-MON.-TUES. AUG. 25-27-28
Hit No. 1 -Shown, at 8:50 only
"RETURN TO PEYTON
PLACE"
Carol Lynley - Jeff Chandler
Adult Entertainment
(Colour - Scope)
Hit 14o. 2. -•Shown at 1.0:50
"The Long Hot Summer"
Paul Newman - Joanne Woodward
Adult Entertainment
(Colour - Scope) (Cartoon)
WED.,TITUR,-I'• RI. AUG. 29-30-31
Hit No. 1- Show.h at 8:45 only
"The THREE STOOGES
MEET HERCULES"
:3 Stooges - Vicki Trickett
Hit No. 2 -Shown at 1.0:15
"Warrior Empress"
'Kerwin Mathews - Tina Louise
(Colour - Scope) (Cartbon)
FREE; STOOGE RINGS for every.
body on Wednesday-Thurs..-Friday
siminsioniaminismaismicima
MON.-TUES.-WED. AUG. 20-2142
"EXODUS"
Paul Newman - Eva Marie Saint
Sal Mineo - Peter Lawford
The fascinating story of a people
Color -• CARTOON
THURS.-FRI. AUG, 2314
"The Big Show"
David Nelson - Esther Williams
Technicolor - CinemaScope
"Misty"
David Gadd - Arthur O'Connell
Teohnicolor - CinemaScope
"Misty" will warm the cockels of
your heart -- CARTOON
SAT. -MON. AUG. 25-27
"Susan Slade"
Troy Donahue - Connie Stevens
Dorothy McGuire - Lloyd Nolan
Technicolor tf
Recommended as Adult
Entertainment
"The Big Diamond
Robbery'
Red Skelton --• CARTOON
SUNDAY' LATE SHOW AVG. 26
"Twist. All Night"
Louis Prima
"She Gods of Shark Reef"
Technicolor -- All star east
TIES. -WED. AUG. 28-29
"Operation Eichilnain"
All stat' east
The world wide hunt for a mass
killer
"The Naked Hills"
David Wynne - Keenan Wyn;#
T'eehicolor - CARTOON
T t1RS.-12'il•Lt AtiTGi. 30^31
"The Millionab ess"
Sophia Lot'en. - Peter Sellers
Technicolor- :CinemaScope
Prom naughty, notorious Bernard
Shaw
"Marines Let's Go"
Tom Tyrone -Wm, Tyler
Technicolor - CinemaScope
CARTOON