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LISTOWEL
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
2 Shows Every Night at Dusk
Weather Permitting
THUM-FIRI.-SAT. MAY 7-8-9
JERRY LEWIS in
"DON'T GIVE UP
THE SHIP"
Flus JACKIE GLEASON in
"PAPA'S DELICATE
CONDITION"
Color
MON.-TUES. MAY 11-12
ROCK HUDSON and BARRY
SULLIVAN in
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A GATHERING OF
THE EAGLES"
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Giant sized airplanes, men and
women in a dramatic interesting
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WED.-THUR.-FRI. May 13-14-15
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"THE WONDERFUL
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in wonderful Color, starring
LAWRENCE HARVEY and
CLAIRE BLOOM
2 Showings -7:00 and 9:15
MON.-TUES. MAY 11-12
"WIVES AND
LOVERS"
Starring
JANET LEIGH, VAN JOHN-
SON,SHELLEY WINTERS
Loads of laughs in sophisticated
comedy about romantic hi-jinks
Adult Entertainment 7:15-9:15
WED.THUR.-FRI.-SAT.
MAY 13-14-15-16
"TAKE HER,
SHE'S MINE"
Mothers, fathers, teeners, every-
body—laughs galore! The fun-
niest farce in many a moon! In
Color, starring
JAMES STEWART and
SANDRA DEE
2 showings at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m
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It came from the Lit to honor
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W. Bond
Family fun
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Technicolor
MON.-TUES.-WEDNESDAY
MAY 11-12-13
"MT EVER
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Betty Davis - Joan Crawford
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May
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COMMENTS WELCOME AT ALL TIMES
SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS
WED.-THUR.-FRI.-SAT. MAY 6-7-8-9
"SOLDIER IN THE RAIN"
Starring: Steve McQueen - Jackie Gleason
and Tuesday Weld
When they put Steve McQueen and Jackie
Gleason in the same army camp—look out.
It's one of the unusual comedy dramas of
the year.
MON,-TUES. MAY 11-12
I ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"CRY OF BATTLE"
Starring: Van Heflin - Rita Moreno and
James MacArthur
This wartime story takes place in the Phil-
ippines during the time of the Japanese in-
vasion. It proves that there's nothing like a
war to change a boy into a man.
WED: THUR: FRI: SAT: MAY 13-14-15-16
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"TAKE HER, SHE'S MINE"
CinemaScope - Colour
Starring: James Stewart - Sandra Doe
and Audrey Meadows
This is the funniest farce in many a moon.
It tells the story of a father and the troubles
he has with his teen-age daughters . . .
trouble that doubles because he is chairman
of the school board.
SATURDAY MATINEE MAY 16
"TREASURE OF THE
GOLDEN CONDOR"
Colour
Starring: Cornel Wilde
MON.-TUES.-WED MAY 18-19-20
"UGLY AMERICAN"
Colour
Starring: Marlon Brando - Eiji Okada and
Sandra Church
This gripping drama is High -rating in all de-
partments. It conveys a sense of urgency
and reports the fast -changing, but vital
political situation in troubled southeast Asia.
THUR.-FRI.-SAT. MAY 21-22-23
"DR. STRANGELOVE"
*Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and
Love the Bomb
Starring: Peter Sellers - George C. Scott -
Sterling Hayden and Keenan Wynn
This serio-comedy is an unusual screen ex-
perience that will not soon be forgotten. It's
the most original American comedy in years
and at the same time a supersonic thriller
that should have you chomping your finger-
nails right down to the funny bone.
SATURDAY MATINEE MAY 23
"HAVE ROCKET WILL
TRAVEL"
Starring: The Three Stooges
MON.-TUES. MAY 25-26
"COME FLY WITH ME"
CinemaScope - Colour
Starring: Dolores Hart - Hugh O'Brian and
Karl Boehm
It's a cute, well -made, slick comedy -drama
of the romantic adventures of three airline
hostesses in Paris, Vienna, etc., etc.
WED,-THUR.-FRI.-SAT. MAY 27-28-29-30
—SPECIAL—
"MUTINY on the BOUNTY"
CinemaScope - Colour
Starring: Mario Brando - Trevor Howard
and Richard Harris
This remake of the famous work is one of
the greatest adventure stories of them all.
The thrilling climax of years of film mak-
ing. One show each night starting at 8 p.m.
SATURDAY MATINEE MAY 30
Special Children's Matinee
COMING TO THE LYCEUM THEATRE:
"NEW KIND OF LOVE" - «WHO'S MINDING THE STORE" - "ONE MAN'S WAY
SUMMER HOLIDAY" - 'BEACH PARTY" - "MISADVENTURES Or MERLIN
JONES" - "LILLIES OF THE FIELD" - "TOM JONES" - "MAIL ORDER BRIDE" -
"IIISSIN' COUSINS" - "PINK PANTHER" - "CHALK GARDEN."
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Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, May 7, 1964 -- Page 11
Special Contests
at Kinsmen Trade Fair this year.
See advertisement in this issue.
PLAYOFF BANTAM bowling team in school
bowling winning top place included, from
the left: David Baker, Lloyd Fridenburg,
David Walker, Mike Walden.—Connell Pix.
Bridge Season
Ends Thursday
A regular game was played
on Thursday night, eleven
pairs competing with the fol-
lowing results.
North and South: 1, Mrs. R.
11. Lloyd, Mrs. Joe Martin;
2. O. Haselgrove, Wm. Laid-
law; tied for third, Mrs. 5.
Porter, C. Hodgins and Mr,
and Mrs. Reg. Duval.
East and West: Tied for
first, Mrs. J. R. Lloyd, Mrs. H.
Fisher and Miss D. Fells, Miss
C. Isbister; 2. Mrs. G. God -
kin, Mrs. F.A. Parker.
Thursday May 7, will be the
final night for the 1963-C4 sea-
son, at which time the trophies
and prizes will be presented to
the winners of the two night
play-offs.
HARRISTON
DRIVE - IN
THEATRE
OPERATING WEEKENDS
ONLY
FRI.-SAT. MAY 8-9
TENNESEE WILLIAMS' only
major comedy
"PERIOD OF
ADJUSTMENT"
— PLUS —
"CATT.LE KING"
Starring ROBERT TAYLOR
and JOAN CAULFIELD
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
CLINTON
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May 7-8
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"WHO'S 60T THE
ACTION"
DEAN MARTIN
LANA TURNER
EDDIE ALBERT
Colour
PLUS
"THE DELICATE
DELINQUENT"
JERRY LEWIS
Cartoon
SATURDAY ONLY — May 9
-- DOUBLE FEATURE —
"YOUNG GUNS OF
TEXAS"
JAMES MIITCHUM
JODY MCCREA
Colour
PLUS
"LAST TRAIN FROM
GUNHILL"
KIRK DOUGLAS
ANTHONY QUINN
(Adult Entertainment)
Colour Cartoon
MON.-TUES.-WED.-THUR.
May 11-12-13.14
"IRMA LA DOUCE"
JACK LEMDION
SHIRLEY MacLAINE
Colour Cartoon
PARENTS PLEASE NOTE:
No one under 18 years of age
Will he admitted
NOT EVEN BABIES
JUNIOR WINNERS of prizes for high scores
in the school bowling league are pictured
above from the left: high average, Janna
Ewing, 144; high single, Jennifer Sangster,
205; high double, Brenda Wallace, 365
(absent); boys: high average, Jim Hender-
son, 164; high single, Newt Richardson,
270; high double, Brian Walden, 488.
—Photo by Connell.
Scouting -
activities
Continued from Pad Ten
charge of the camp.
The Cubs talked about the
points which a leader would
look for when choosing the Best
All-round Cub from "13" Pack
to be presented with the profic-
iency award this year by the
Royal Canadian Legion. This
award will be given out at the
closing Sports Activity Night to
be held in June. The best Six
will also be chosen. These
awards cover the period since
last fall based on a record of
work accomplished, points won
in various ways, general good
behaviour at meetings, and
participation in special activi-
ties.
District Church Parade will
be held on Sunday, May 31st it
the afternoon. It is hoped that
all Cubs will he able to attend
this special event, and parents
are invited. More information
as to time and other details
will be available later. 13e
sure and keep the date open -
Sunday afternoon, May 31st.
First Wingham plaid Scout
and Cub ties are urgently need-
ed, so if you find any as you
houseclean, please send them
along to the Scout House or
call 357-1307 and we will piek
thein up. All or any part of
unused uniforms are always in
demand - so keep us in Mind
regarding these items.
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BCLGRAVF CUBS
lst Belgrave Cub Pack met
in tie community Ct•Iltre till
Tuesday of last wcci: with ::3
Cubs and two leaders present.
Bagherra (Mrs. Bordon Mc-
Burney) was in charge and
opened with the Grand Howl
and Lord's Prayer.
For inspection the Black Six
had the most points and their
sixer, Wayne hopper, placed
their pennant on tIE totem pole.
pole. Several games were
played.
Bagherra instructed the new
chums and Raksha taught se-
maphore to the rest of the Cubs.
Bagherra read a story and a
peanut scramble was enjoyed.
The meeting closed with taps.
Next meeting on May 12.
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