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Arizona sun., 1956-07-05
Entertainment
ROCK M ROLL FANS,
MADISON AVENUE STYLE

If anyone tells New Workers
in the vicinity of 52th Street
and Madison Avenue that rock
m roll enthusiasts are differ
ent than other youngsters,
they're in for an argument.
Some 750 teenagers gave a
demonstration of politeness and
patience recently that strongly
contradicted the prevalent opin-
ion that r. m r. fans are over
exuberant and rowdy.
The youngsters started queu-
ing up at 800 PM. to participate
in the transcribing of CHS Ra-
dos "Rock m Roll Dance Par
ty." Two hours later, they were
standing two abreast in a line
that wound around the block
and overflowed into 53hr st.
"It'S been a long time since
I saw a line like that waiting
for anything" observed a cab
driver who uses the hack stand
outside CHS Radios New York
headquarters.
'Are they rock n roll enthu-
siasts?" asked a middle-aged,
man. "They don't look any diff
ferent than any other kids to
me-" he said.
AS the program hoSt-emcee
Alan Freed introduced the pro-
gram to the CGS Radio audience,
with his friendly Hi y'all?"
Put on your dancing shoes and
welcome to the "Rock m Roll
Dance Party!", a delighted cheer
went up fro mthe youngsters
seated in every available space
in the studio.
Sedate married folk in their
late 'thirtieS and early 'fortieS
sighed as they stopped to OBJ
serve the eager carefree young
sters: cts like Sinatra days all
over again."
Arizona sun., 1956-07-05
WHAT IS BONDED WHISKEY?

Bonded whiskey is straight
whiskey which has been stored
continuously for at least four
years in wooden containers
(charred, new oak barrelS) and
which is bottled at 100 proof;
it must all be the product of a
single distillery, by the same
diStiller- during single season
and year. It is then entitled to
be labelled as bottled-in-bond
and sealed with the us. Govern
ment's green strip stamp.
Bottled in Bond whiSkey must
be bottled under supervision of
the us. Government within the
distillery in a bottling-in-bond
department specially constructed
according to federal specifica-
tions, and which provides ac-
commodations for inspectors of
the Internal Revenue Service.
Under federal regulations, the
distiller, if he so chooses, is
allowed to bottle this whiSkey
without paying the excise tax,
provided he keeps the bottled
product in a bonded warehouse
until he is ready to remove it
and put it into consumption
channels. When the bottled-in-
bond whiskey is removed, it is
then tax-paid by the distiller.
The term bottled-in-bond is not
a guarantee of quality but re-
fers only to the regulatory pro-
cedure under which it is bot
tied and taxed.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-05
ARE YOU A REGISTERED VOTER?

Are you a registered voter?
If not, why not? Exercise your
right as a citizen to aid in the
management of your country.
In order to vote you must be
registered! If you are not a
qualified voter, qualify at once.
Your vote is important!
Tomorrow, Friday, July 6, is
the last day open for registra-
tiOnS.
For information, call AL S-9611,
Extension 142.
Ginning at the bar seems to
be a favOrite form of exercise
Arizona sun., 1956-07-05

Well Folks!
July S, 1855

We are real selfish at Reddy'S
Corner Liquor Store. We hope
that instead of going away on
vacation this summer, you stay
at home. And, by the way,
whether you elect to or have to,
vacation at home, isn't bad at
all. Your own back yard can be
the greatest vacation resort in
the world-and particularly, if
you let us help you with your
equipment and supplies.
When it comes to leisure living
indoors or out-we have some
ideas (and the brands) that
will make the old home site
every bit as enjoyable as north
ern Arizona. So call us for the
help you need!
But then, if you are leaving
for the mountains or the sea-
shore, we have many items that
you can take along so that
whenever you decide to go, we'll
make your holiday just as pleas
ant as tho you stayed right at
home!
Come an git 'em!
Happy Summering!
-REDDY.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-05

Peoples Encyclopedias 1855 Year
book, some birds, such as the
linnet, have been seen at alti-
tudes of 10000 feet.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-05

eo Gibson whose string Of victories In England ond the
continent hove made of the fdvoes for title at
yeor exudss confidence she approaches the
select Queens club London The trim Hdrem sports star
s one of the popuor Americans to compete at
Wimbledon. {NEWSPRESS PHOTO)
Arizona sun., 1956-07-05

FOR RENT-A nice room in a
private home, furnished. Near
Aluminium Plant and County
Hospital. Phi. Ap. 88719. -
Arizona sun., 1956-07-05
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
RATES
n Cents per Word, Per Insertion
Minimum, so Cents

WANTED = Beauty operator at
Delois' Beauty Shoppe, 1113
West Grant. Call AL. 4-0560 or
AL. 2-3543
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SALES MANAGER

Age 1880, with car. to train for
management position in direct sell
ing field II you like to sell. you
can earn about $50 per week while
learning. Phone MR.. YOUNG. MA.
S-7356 to arrange interview. Salary
and commission discussed at inter-
view.
SALES REPRESENTATIVES,, full or
part time, to take orders for blind
made articles. No canyassinR, leads
furn. Car necessary $50 minimum
weekly guar. from exclusive terri
tory NE S-2231 d
SALESMAN for established route Tor
wholesale candy and tobacco, COM
pany, sales experienced preferred,
must have car. Apply at 89l3 4th
Observation-Disclosures. exper. pref,
Draw. car allow. direct leads only,
sos Sth st. NV, ST. 3-70Oo, III
SALESMAN. experienced shoe man.
wanting TO make change In another
field that requires shoe experience.
Opening in local department store.
State age. experience, telephone
number. Excellent earnings. Write
Box 1876, Star. -
SALESMAN. young, with wholesale
institutional grocer. to take phone
orders with opportunity TO become
outside salesman. Box gS-C, SLar'
SALESMAN, experienced with car 70
represent local concern in Wash.
ington and vicinity. Salary SD
wk. and car. expenses. 10. 4-o3ol.
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BOOKKEEPER, ASSISTANT, acctS.
payable. payroll experience destr-
able: private oflce, 40-hour week,
salary open. Submit complete re-
sumo of experience. Box S0-G, Star.
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AVIATION SECY

2o-a5, SHORTHAND AND TYPING
EXPER.. 5-DAY WK., PLEASANT
WORKING CONDITIONS, OPPOR.
TuNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
TEACH AIR INsT1TUTE, NATL
AIRPORT. HI, Wash, d. c, Elk.
3-0063. So
BANK BOOKKEEPERS-Bu rrough's
bookkeeping machine operators. Ex-
perienced preferred but not essen
tial; 5-day week; free life insurance
aPS Fe co fsss Pi ST. NV MoE io
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIST---
Good salary and tips; vacation
with pay. 6400 Ga. ave. NV. call
RIA. $4,000 or pm. OIL. 4-54s1.
BookkEErEn, experienced in t dou-
BILE entry for real estate and con-
struction office. In Arlington; ex-
cellent opportunity for advance
B Ssai III ERs'S accounts receivable a
machine. General knowledge oil
double Gentry bookkeeping preferred
but not required. Permanent: sal
airy open: many benefits. Call MR.
MCCAIN, RE. 7-6966. -
BOOkKEEPER-TYPIST. experienced.
NoTKnE Conditions sF8esTs Gss Sds
5-dav week. Paid vacation, perm.
position Salary open. HOLMES
& HART. ME. S-3730. %
BOOKKEEPING CLERK b-day
week; no experience necessary;
must be adaptable to use OF adding
machine and enjoy working with
figures. Pleasant working condi-
lions, congenial associates. many
company benefits including hos
pitalization, life insurance and paid
vacations. See Mr.. Saunders. 10
to 3, GEORGES, 2146 cath pl. ne.
%
BOOKKEEPER. competent, 1880
years of age: good opportunity Tor
right Individual; many benefits; ex-
cellent salary. Box 203-C, Star;
IS
BOOKKEEPER. ASSISTANT, acets.
able; private office, 4O-hour week,
salary open. Submit complete re-
sumo of experience. Box S0-G, Star:
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HELP-MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
full time. Experience not necessary.
QUAKER LANE spNOCO. 1880
Quaker lane, Alexandria. -b
SERVICE STATION NDANT----
Experienced; paid vacation. uni
forms furn. Apply ITO r. !. ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must he experienced in fabrication,
CONNoRS a. FOSTER. 2244 Pa.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Full time. experienced men only.
Large ESQ station. Salary and
commission. Apply LEE PERSHING
ESQ, 1900 N. Pershing dr., Ar
lington. -S
SHEET METAL MECHANICS wanted
APPLY 1916 Taylor st. NV. any
time after Am. -S
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CLERK

toned ONCE: 5-day, 40-hour week.
Apply NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.,
1913 Randolph place ne. Ill
CLERK -TYPIsT. experienced. type
at least 55 W, p.m., start at SOB per
week. T-hr day. 5-day wk. Over
time work az time and "a when re-
leave. Free family medical and
disqualification plan. Aforementioned
Office near Library OF Congress. For
appointment. call MISS BRYAN.
IL 10000. IS
CLERK-TYPIsT, white: permanent
position IN credit once; pleasant
working conditions. SOUTHERN
BIscovNT CO.. sol R. I. ave. r.
CLERK-TYPIST, for active business
English background; 5-day week:
annual and sick leave, paid Eroup
disqualification; salary open; pleas
ant working conditions. convenient
location. Cali no. 2-1620 after
10 am for appt. IS
CLERK TYPIST. some posting: Fair
fax; $50. POTOMAC EMPI,.. 104
East Broad St. Falls Church, JE.
CLERK: TYPIsT. as. 1887; cen
of national corporation: ) days;
$50 MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS. INC, Suite 600. 1406 @
st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, age Is to So.
Permanent position. fire insurance
company. Good starting salary,
SURANCE CO.. 905 Investment
Bldg. 18th and K SITS. NV. -
CLERK TYPIST. age 1885 white.
Immediately; general once work, in
Guiding stencil cutting and mimeo-
graph operation: meals and en-
ploye benefits. Apply Chief Dieti-
ttan, DOCTORS HOSPITAL 1918
Eye st. NV.
CLERK -TYPIsT. with some steno-
graphic ability; excellent oppor-
tunity, salary and working condi-
lions with progressive insurance
agency, Tsleph9ns MRS aaa G. GARDl-
CLERK-TYPIsT. January high
school graduate: for editorial ONCE
of national publications; 6-day week,
errandS. $3.50 month. Box 81 C.
Star Is
for large Chevrolet
dealer: pleasant working conditions.
opportunities for advancement. Mr..
Stakes. HICKS CHEVROLET, INC.
5000 Georgia ave. NV. IS
CLERK-TYPIST and Girl Friday. 81
to 80. for sales department. Must
be alert. energetic and like tele-
phone contact. Nonroutine. ONCE
work, S-hour day. 5-day week: AP.
ADA DRY GINGERALE, NC. 1901
East West hwy, Silver Spring,
RK-TYPIsT know Spanish;
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HELP-MEN

for advertising sery-
ice or detail dept Must have prae-
craving. printing and advertising
layout. Ability TO organize and
direct work Ct others essential.
High school graduate. experiences
In this line or allied line Of work
required. Prefer settled man about
30-3S yrs. Of age, Boz 11-C. Star.
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FILLING STATION MANAGER; cx-
own boss; excellent salary. paid va
cation. many other company bene-
fts. Call MR.. WATSON. d.; q
$500, Ill
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BOX 295-G, STAR
s4s5 FENToN gT.
SILVER SPRING, MD.

ASSISTANT--Busy downtown shop
Some sewing. Excellent opportunity
good salary. Elk. 3-5039. %
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, white,
for duties in office Of automobile
dealer. Must be experienced, ac-
curate. and reliable. Apply in per-
son only. KAPLAN a. CRAWFORD.
1899 Champlain ST, NV. Mr.. Marks.
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statesmen

statesmen
A large local organization Is going
to add 3 men to the sales force due
TO tremendous response for our
nationally advertised products.
Age Is no barrier.
Starting earnings between
$75 and 500 per week.
Company benefits.
Leads furnished.
No experience necessary.
We train you.
Apply in person 10 Mr.. Schubert
or Mr.. Soils, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. between . and S,
WASHINGTON BRICK CO.
subsidiary Of Thos. Somerville Co.
9Th and Decatur StS. NE.
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SALESMAN

statesmen t2). white, IS TO 40:
qualified for route work: salary and
commission. average earnings ap-
prox. $50 per week: car and ex-
penses furnished. Permanent work
with excellent opportunity for ad-
yancement. Call JEWEL TEA CO.,
no. 2-a1lS. MIR. Davis, 10
new and used cars:
Mr.. SMITH. Ii. 4-s3oo. IS
SALESMEN---Large nation company
tAAA-D offers permanent selling
position In protected territory with
established business; sell COM
plete line OF business forms; no
overnight travel: age under IS.
Phone SHELBY sALESBOOK CO.
RE. 7-lds5. %
Statesmen, ENGINEERS, technical
men. hundreds openings, $4,000 TO
and g SITS. (est. AZ yrsl.
SALESMEN-If you are Just an
average salesman and need TO earn
$4,000 q year this Is your oppor-
tunity. Our men AVERAGED over
$4,000 last year. Those prepared
TO tram for at least 9 months can
earn $4,000 to $4,000. Only well
hammered and well dressed men
need apply. Wen do the rest. Take
advantage Of the building boom.
The materials TO sell are In great
demand. Interviews will be Mon
day. January 8. 1855 from 10 am.
TO 10 pm. CAN MR.. BAKER at DI
G-2S5a Monday only for appt ---S
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HELP--MEN

SALESMAN. high priced and worth
II, familiar with dry cling. and ldry.
plant layout and procedures. Send
brochure, Box 275-D. Star. 8
SALESMAN. used cars. by one Of the
oldest Ford dealers, Salary ano
Commission to a proven salesman.
call Mr.. Jenkins, TRIANGLE MO-
TORS, SOTO Rhode Island ave. ne.
DE. $4,000 Is
exper., aggressive fol
retail jeWelry store. permanent
WOLPE JEWELERS.. 3392 14th 81
NV.
real estate experience
Plenty listings and prospects. Ample
advertising. Congenisl Office OF y
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.. OIL
Wis ave. NV, EN-. 2-2326. Mr.
BillinRsley -S
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN to work In drugstore;
part time, hours AS or 6.10; must
have drivers permit. KIR6ON'S
PHARMACY. 1912 Georgia ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN to learn the real eS-
tate business. BOSS & PHELPS.
INC. l417 x st. NV %
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MAINTENANCE MA

MAINTENANCE MAN. white. for
large garden-type project. Must be
experienced IN repairing small gas
furnaces. Also all other General re-
pairs. One-bedroom apartment and
salary open. Give qualifications
references and age. Reply Box 10-G.
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BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
EXPERIENCE ON REM
INGTON RAND MA
CHINE PREFERRED
BUT NOT NECES-
SARY. PAID VACA-
TON AND S I c K
LEAVE. PIE A S E
STATE EXPER. AND
REF R EN- CES, BOX
$3.50, STAR.
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YOUNG MAN

lg TO 25. intelliEent. ambitious, Tor
permanent clerical position. with
good opportunities for advance
Ats Amply personnel once, 3rd hoor,
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE co"
sI6 18th st. NV %
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HELP-MEN
GnVERNMENT employees

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
Supplement your earnings. We have
several openings in our ID. C., Va,
and Nd. Offices for aggressive sales
people interested in the real estate
profession. thorough instructions.
Call LEO A. Dryer a. CO.. INC"
JU. p-9033. ID
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UPHOLSTERERs, experienced all
around men; steady Job. Apply in
person. STYLE CRAFT INTERIORS;,
3406 18th ST. NV. --6
WAREHOUSEMAN. white, must be
experienced in furn.. wrapping,
stacking. tagging and have local
references: desire Q man who wants
permanent position. BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE TRANSFER a.
STORAGE CO., 4S03 Moorland
lane. Bethesda. Nd. IS
wAsHR0OM HELP. experienced;
steady Job; good working condi-
tons. Apply WASHINGTON LAUN-
DRY. $50 18th st. sc. IT
BOY for engineers Office: general
once work: opportunity to study
and learn drafting and engineer-
ing, Call Ex. 3-5622 IS
BOY, 70 work in grocery store: must
have d. C. license. Apply in person.
30l 10th st. s.w. 20
MAN. white. mechanically inclined.
to install auto mufilers, full time.
Call 10. 4-0506. b
MAN with alI-around grocery expe-
Renee; position offers excellent
MANAGEMENT potential; start about
S1Ib or better depending on exper.
Write Box 322-G. Star. --5
MAN, eolored. grocery experience;
Md drivers permit; bla-dAy wk.
Apply 1929 Colesyille I'd, ---5
MAN, experienced. for grocery store;
must be sober, ali-around man.
MIDcrTY MARKET, TIA x st, NV.
q
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CASHIER

r
CASHIER -TYPIsT. experience help
full but not necessary. We're look
ing for an above average girl for
finance company work. Salary COM
mensurate. with ability to start. Va
cation with nay and other company
BENEFITS Apply in psrsSn or 1 Sall
CREDIT PLAN, 1885 Eastern ave.
Silver Spring. Nd. IS
CIGAR and drug clerk. young. ex-
periencd fun time. salary open.
WIS. DRUG CENTER. 1925 Wis.
ave. NV Is
CIGAR CLERK, exper. for relief work.
3 pm. $685. Conn. ave. wo. $500.
CLERK. white, age Is to 25, pleasing
personality: no experience neces-
sary; to qualify for accounting,
some tipping; splendid working con-
ditions. AppIy Mr.. Graham. DOC
TORS HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV.
CLERKS-Full and part time. For
cosmetic, candy and tobacco depts.:
STANDARD DRUG CO. 1922 14th
st NV. -
CLERK. 25 to 35; permanent, gen
eral ONCE work. some tipping. For
personal interview call between 9
am. and 8 pm, AP. 7-7465. %
CLERK. for work in once of Ford
leadership. TO do title work and
typing: experience desirable but not
essential See MI; Grier, EDMoND5
MOTOR CO., 1898 Wilson blvd.
Arlington. No phone calls please.
IS
CLERK to assist mansger full or
part time in new dry cleaning
establishment. Exper. in handling
public necessary. Good pay, steady
position Apply for interview at
wash. SITS, Falls Church. JE. e
7222.
CLERKS for fling and varied work,
5-day, 35-hr. week. S45; paid
vacation, sick leave and other
benefits State age and qualiflea-
finns BOX 5n-C Star -h
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YOUNG MEN to travel with sales
manager. No experience needed. 9
hours per day average 81 per
hour. See MIR. MURRAY, Room
400. 14n5 q 81. NV ID
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MANAGER TRAINEE

Large and fast expanding finance
company wishes to employ assist
ant manager for local once, good
future for aggressive young man;
many company benefits. including
liberal vacation plan, insurance and
retirement plan; car essential. Ap-
ply LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE.
INC. 10Og Carroll ave, Takoma
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What could better these cool evenings than big steang bow
savory kind make with Upton Soup Mi
could easer You add the mix to boiling water
n minutes you're filling the bowls up
You'll this home cooking makes all the difference flavor br
all special ingredients the peak goodness just before
ready to enjoy it.
Enjoy Upton Soup this week. Taste the difference that's
home-cOOked!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

Savory beef favored stock tender onions toasted to
golden brown goodness. A robust soup served in
smartest restaurants yet costs only At to 81 serving
Takes just 10 minutes!
Evening star., 1956-12-09
Program Listings

9-The jackie Gleason Show.
J Hour. Featuring Art Corney,
Audrey Meadows and Joyce Rom
dolph in vorious sketches with
the comic.
900
4-CoesoF's Hour. Comedy.
Sid Coesor with janet Blair, Col
Reiner, Howard Morris, Shirl
Convoy. Pot Corroll.
7-Lowrenee WeIk. Variety.
! Hour. Featuring Alice Lon,
Larry Deon, Bob Lido, Larry
Hooper, the Lennon Sisters.
9-0h! Sus0nno. Comedy.
n Night in Monte Carlo" Su-
sonno and "Nuoeyt inodvertent-
" win some money in q gambling
holl.
Shot for Nervous People.
! Hour. THE Woman Who Come
Bock." John Loder..
9-Hey, Jennie! Comedy.
1000
4-George Gobel Show.
Herbert Marshall and Vocolist
Anito Ellis.
7-Mosquerode Party.
Peter Donold. m. c.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
SATURDAY
9-Gunsmoke. Western.

9-Gunsmoke. Western.
A man is shot down in cold
blood on Dodge CitY's Front
street.
1890
4-Sofewoy TheoteF. Movie.
w Hours. Butch Minds the
Boby" 1912. Brod Crowford.
Virginio Bruce.
5-Premiere Playhouse.
San Quentin. f." Barton Moc-
Lone. Raymond Burr.
7-Town, Country Jomboree.
3 Hours. Jimmy Dean and his
Texas Wildcots. Hillbilly music.
9-High Finance. Quiz.
ll:oo
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Il:15
o-The Late Show. Movie.
IA Hours. The Coptoin's Poro-
disc" 1853. The coptoin of q
trons- Mediterranean ferry thinks
thot he hos discovered the Sc
cret of earthly porodise with
wives in two ports. Alec Guinness.
Yvonne DeCorlo. British.
100
9-WeotheF.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
December IS

TOO
4-Studio ST. Dromo.
5-Grund Ole opry. Variety.
9-Hishwoy Petrol. Crime.
Mathews struggles in hond-to-
hand combat with gang of hi
jockers. Broderick Crawford.
7:30
4-PeOPIe Are Funny.
5-SherIoek Holmes.
7-Fomous Film Festival.
w Hours. "Mirondo." I948.
The story of mermoid. GIynis
Johns. British.
9-The Buccaneers.
"Flond of the Hawk"
500
4-Perry Como Show.
Hour. Groucho Marx and his
daughter Melinda, 10 Stofford.
Gino LoIIobrioido and Johnnie
Roy will be PerY's guests.
5-FiFst Run TheoteF. Movie.
lI2 Hours. Seven Doys Leove."
1912. Victor Mature. Lucille
Ball. Arnold Stono.
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Week Of Moy 27-June 2

Friday PM.
"Heort Of the Motter." l2:3O-5
"Jassy." Morq. Lockwood. ] 900
Haunted House" 1913. WiIIiom
Grohom. zoos
Fools Rush In" l94e. SoIly Ann
Howes. 3:OQ-7
"PoeIioeei." 1850. 6ino LoIlo-
brioido. 8:OO-5A
Fighting seobees." ll:l5-9
Thirty Nine Steps" 1895. Mod
eIeine Corroll u 10
Saturday PM.
"Utoh Kid" 1914. Hoot Gibson.
Silver Ronse." 1916. Johnny
Mack Brown. 1905
King Of the Sierros." 1898. Ho-
bort Bosworth. 900
Yukon Monhunt." 1851. Kirby
Gront "Toke Ne Beck TO okIo-
homo" Tex Ritter. l:30-o
Bret Encounter. 1916. Trevor
Howord. 2:3O-4
Denny Boy" l945. Jim BoiIey.
3oo-5
Fugitive VoIIey." le4l. crosh
Corriqon 400
ITS A Wonderful Life" 1916.
jones Stewart 1880
"seotlond Yard Investigator" le45.
c. Aubrey Smith, Il:l5-9
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Tuesdov PM.
THE Scarf" 1851. John Ireland
l2:3O-5
'Brewster's Millions" l945. Dennis
O'Keefe :oO-4
Beth Hughes. 2:OO-5
"Eureko Stoekode." 1919 Chips
Rofferty. BOOT
"a Double Life" le47. ROnoId
Coln1on. 8:00-S
Matinee Idol" Miles Monder.
white Fire." 1853. Scott sGody,
ll:l5-9
"Armehoir Detective" Ernest Dud-
ley. ll:2o-7
Wednesday PM.
-Four In A Jeep." 1851. Ralph
Meeker. ! 90
'Wornins TO wontOns." 1853. Anne
Arch Of Triumph" 1913. loorid
Beromon. 500
THE Blue Lomp." 1850 Jock
WUrner ll;lS-S
MELODY for Three" l94l. Jeon
Hersholt " 10
Thursday PM.
"Heort of the Motter. 1888
Trevor Howord l2:30-5
The FIome." 1850. Eleonoro
Rossi Orooo. ! 90
You Cont Beot the Low" 1913.
Jack loRue. z zoos
Something Money Cont Buy"
1852. Potricio Roc. 3:00-7
The Countess Of Monte Cristo."
l948. Sonic Henie. 1905
Rendezvous With Annie" 1916.
Eddie Albert Ills
Hi DiddIe DiddIe." 1913. June
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Sunday AN.
"Mr. Rseder in Room b." 1889.
Sally Groy. IL :OO-4
Sunday PM.
"smen Women" le4s. Con-
stonce Bennett. Tony Drows
Horse" 1851. Anne Crowford.
:00-9
"Svndown." 1871. Gene Tierney.
Return Of the SeorIet PimperneI."
1888. JONES Mason. l:3O-5
Shark God" l949. Ron Rondell.
The Blue LosOon." i948. Jeon
Simmons. 1907
"Mr. Peabody and the Mermoid."
1913. Wilton Powell. 8 :00-5
my Son. Ny Son." 1870 Brion
Aherne. Ills
"A Boy, 4 Girl and A Dog" l945.
SharYn Moffett. ll:30-7
Monday PM.
The SesFf." 1851. John lreIond.
l2:3O-5
"old Mother Riley Detective"
Arthur lucon :o0-4
Port Of Missing Girls" 1888.
Harry Corey. zoos
The Lons Memory" 1858. John
Mills. 3:0O-7
"Unknewn IsIond." lS4s. Vir-
einio Grey. 6:00-5
Operations Disoster." 1850. John
Mills. 1901
"6Fend Ole opry." 1910. The
WeoVer fonily. ll:l5-9
Enemy Of Women" 1914 Donald
Woods. ll:20-7