The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-05-25, Page 13WINNERS IN THE junior duet class were
Nancy Brent and Barbara Metcalfe, centre
seated, Second place was won by Marjorie
Ann McMichael and Marjorie Powell, centre
standing. Third place was tied with Mary
Ann Krohn seated and Mary Norman stand-
ing on the left, and Rosemary Fisher, seat-
ed and Barbara Montgomery, standing, on
the right.
-Advance-Times Photo.
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SUNSET
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Highway 8 - Goderich
At Concession Road 4
Largest Screen in Huron
County
WEEKENDS ONLY
Double Features
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HARRISTON
- Admission Prices -
Adults $1.00 Students 75c
Children 40c
WED. 24 - THUR. 25 - FRI. 26
SAT. 27
All helm breaks loose as Dean
Martin and Ann Margret star in
the color fun adventure
"MURDERER'S ROW"
Recom, as Adult Entertainment
Wednesday & Thursday at 8:00
Fri. & Sat. at 7:15 and 9:10
SAT. 27 - MATINEE
at 2:15 p.m.
Another specialty for the young
fry
"Mysterious Island"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
May 26-27
The Story of
Wild j One!
(Adult Entertainment)
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"JOHNNY TIGER"
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BROWNIE'S
Drive-In
THEATRE - CLINTON
Box Office Opens at 8:00
THURS., FRI. - May 25.26
- DOUBLE FEATURE -
THE BIG COUNTRY
WESTERN MUSICAL
"NASHVILLE
REBEL"
Shown at 10:45
Tex Ritter, Sonny James,
Faron Young and many others
COLOR
"-THUNDER IN
CAROLINA"
Shown at 8:55
Racing car action
Rory Calhoun
COLOR
SAT., MON. - MAY 27.29
- DOUBLE FEATURE -
'THE RARE BREED
Shown at 10:55
James Stewart
Maureen O'Hara
COLOR
"TO TRAP A SPY"
Shown at 9:00
Robert Vaughn
David McCallum
(Adult Entertainment)
COLOR CARTOON
TUES., WED. - May 30.31
"LADY L"
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Sophia Loren, Paul Newman
David Niven
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Doctor; "Your husband must
have absolute rest and quiet,
Here are some sleeping pills."
Wife; "When must I give
them to him?"
Doctor: "They're for you."
Blood pressure in all human
being varies from day to day
and even from hour to hour.
Trouble comes when blood
pressure goes up and stays up
for long periods of time.
Now that the Oscars have
been engraved and put to bed on
top of the fireplaces, it is time
to consider where the Emmys
will be sitting at this time next
month. The Emmys are the
honors given to television per-
formers, in various classes. The
nominees have been announc-
ed -- some of them on Ameri-
can shows that are only tele-
cast on U.S. channels, but oth ,
ers we see or have seen at one
time or another, so some ofthe
stars we know.
For best actress in a dramat-
ic series, top runner is Barbara
Stanwyck in "Big Valley". Her
competitors are Diana Rigg in
"The Avengers" and Barbara
Bain of "Mission: Impossible".
In the male categcry, nomin-
ees are David Janssen, the Dr.
Richard Kimble of "The Fugi-
tive", Bill Cosby and Robert
Cuip of "I Spy"; Ben Gazzara
of "Run For Your Life", and
Martin Landau of "Mission: Im-
possible".
Comedy shows nominated
are "The Monkees" (Yick!),
The Andy Griffith Show, "Be-
witched", "Get Smart", and
"Hogan's Heroes". Comedy
stars receiving nominations are:
(of course) Lucille Ball in her
own series; Elizabeth Mont-
gomery and Agnes Moorehead,
who play Samantha and Endora
respectively in "Bewitched";
and a U.S. series star, Marlo
Thomas, daughter of Danny who
stars in her own series entitled
"That Girl". Their male coun-
terparts are Don Adams in"Get
Smart"; Bob Crane in "Hogan's
Heroes"; Brian Keith in "Fam-
ily Affair"; and Larry Storch of
"F Troop".
Variety series nominated in-
clude the Andy Williams Show,
Dean Martin, Jackie Gleason,
Smothers Brothers, and "To-
night". Variety specials, "A
Time for Laughter", which
starred Harry Belafonte, Sammy
Davis Jr., Sidney Poitier, and
a number of American's great
Negro stars; Bob Hope's Christ-
mas Special from Viet Nam,
Dick Van Dyke Special, and
the Sid Caesar-Imogene Coca-
Carl Reiner-Howard Morris
comedy special.
"Frank Sinatra -- A Man and
His Music" was one of those
nominated as best musical show
of the year. And for children's
programs, Charlie Brown and
the Peanuts gang came in for a
number of nominations. Among
top actors nominated in single
roles, are movie performers Al-
an Arkin (he was nominated for
an Oscar, too, for his role in
"The Russians Are Coming",
but lost out to Paul Scofield);
Lee J. Cobb; and Peter Ustinov.
More movie names are in the
best actress list -- Shirley
Booth (who has already won an
Oscar), Mildred Dunnock; Ger-
aldine Paige; and two whose
performances we saw and en-
joyed - Lynn Fontanne and Julie
Harris who both starred in "An-
astasia", a Hallmark Hall of
Fame production.
The Emmys will be present-
ed on national television (not
carried on Canadian channels)
in a production televised on
Sunday, June 4th. If you're
interested, and no doubt you
are in at least some of the cate-
gories, try and watch it.
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Was it my imagination, or
is Sinatra getting to sound a bit
gravelly-voiced? Seemed to
me, in last week's "Show of
The Week" production "Sinatra
-- A Man and His Music", he
was looking and sounding his
age. But I'll be jiggered, it
doesn't seem to matter! Sinatra
is still Sinatra, and the old
songs, at his worst, sound bet-
ter than anyone else's. It was
fabulous, hearing again, the
old songs that helped to make
him the famous man he is --
songs like "Nancy With the
Laughing Face", ''Put Your
Dreams Away For Another Day",
"Come Fly With Me", "One
For My Baby", and the list
could go on, and on, and on.
Just about any song ever written
could be a hit two or three
times 'round if Sinatra was be-
hind the '"fnike"'. HIS strew
May
25 Wingham at Ripley
25 Chesley at Cargill
June
14 Chesley at Neustadt
15 Mt. Forest at Ripley
19 Mt. Forest at Wingham
19 Neustadt at Chesley
22 Wingham at Mt. Forest
24 Ripley at Cargill
26 Cargill at Wingham
26 Chesley at Mt. Forest
27 Neustadt at Ripley
28 Wingham at Chesley
28 Mt. Forest at Neustadt
29 Wingham at Cargill
F, NICHOLLS WRITES
EXAM ON INSURANCE
The Life Underwriters As-
sociation of Saugeen held the
final examinations recently for
both first and second year cour-
ses of study. Each course cov-
ers a seven month period. They
have been in progress since ear-
ly last October, sponsored and
administered by the Life Under-
writers Association of Canada.
The object of the 2-year course
is to provide better service to
the public.
Fred Nicholls of Wingham is
one of the first year students.
Corporals' Club
Centennial sports
The Corporals' Club of CFB
Clinton is planning to hold a
centennial sports event July 1st
and 2nd. A number of events
are scheduled for this occasion
including a softball tournament
as well as horseshoes, shuffle-
board and dart competitions.
Area Legions and Fish and
Game Clubs are reminded that
they are to advise the chair-
man of the Corporals' Club cen-
tennial sports program of their
intention to enter prior to the
end of May. Deadline for the
submission of entry fees is June
15th.
could well win the Emmy, as
mentioned earlier in this col-
umn. And even if one tragic
day, the Sinatra voice gives
out, I don't think we need to
worry about Frank being forced
to stand on the corner and sell
pencils (though he has enough
charm to earn a living doing
that too). He is an equally tal-
ented actor, musical conductor,
director and producer. And he
can always relax and let Mia
bring in the loot, too. Good
luck couldn't happen to a nic-
er guy.
29 Chesley at Ripley 9.00
July
3 Chesley at Wingham 8.30
3 Neustadt at Mt. Forest 8.30
3 Cargill at Ripley 9.00
5 Mt. Forest at Cargill 7.00
5 Wingham at Neustadt 8.30
6 Ripley at Neustadt 8.30
7 Neustadt at Cargill 7.00
10 Neustadt at Wingham 8.30
10 Cargill at Mt. Forest 8.30
10 Ripley at Chesley 8.30
12 Mt. Forest at Chesley 8,30
12 Cargill at Neustadt 8.30
13 Ripley at Mt. Forest 8.30
'Tis
Show Biz
By VOIllli Lce
8.30
7.00
8.30
9.00
8.30
8.30
8.30
7.00
8.30
8.30
9.00
8.30
8.30
7.00
Jr. girls' ball schedule
COMING NEXT:
"THE GHOST &
MR. CHICKEN"
PLUS
"OUT OF SIGHT"
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