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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
FIFTH WIN IN ROW
FOR LITTLE HOYAS

Pat Howell scored three
touchdowns and Bob Murray
two as Georgetown Prep
romped to its fifth straight
victory, $50, over Bulls School,
yesterday at Georgetown Prep.
Coach Jim Fegan emptied
his bench during the rout and
even used linemen in the back
field. Guard Blair Lee scored
the Little HoyaS' final touch
down on an 11-yard run.
BULLS SCHOOL, Q Q o 90
GEORGETOWN P. 10 IL IL 1875
Georgetown-Howell 1. run Fenwick
eorgetown-Mante AZ, run (kick
GeQrgetown-Abbo 90. run Ckick
Georgetown-Howell 8, run kick
failed.
eorgetown-Murray -, run kick
failedl
Georgetown-Fenwick /. run (kick
failed.
Georgetown-Murray "a. run (kick
failed).
Georgetown-Howell so, punt return
kick failed.
Georgetown-Lee II. run (DeCoursey,
pass from Abbo).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
SAINTS TOUGH FOR A WHILE
London Takes No. 3
On Second-HoIf Squirt

picked up 101 yards in 10
carries yesterday as the Lion!
took a 60 victory over Coco
Counsel at the Wheaton school
Myrtle climaxed a 55-yarc
Carroll drive with LAS remain
ing in the opening quarter b!
diving over from the five. HI
also intercepted a pass inside
the Carroll 80 to stop a GooC
Counsel drive.
1t was CAROLS fourth vic
tory in five games. Good Coun
sci now has a IA mark.
GOOD COUNSEL = o 0 o o
JOHN CARROLL - q o 0 o
Carroll-Myrtle 5, run (kick failed).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
By CARL SELL
Star staff Writer

Surrattsville High Schools
football team is unbeaten in
six games, but Coach Dick
Beaver isn't convinced the Hor-
nets are playing up to their
capabilities-and the players
argee with him.
Beaver congratulated his
team after yesterdays 14-0 VIC
tory over Laurel at Surratts-
vile, but added, you were a
little sloppy out there today"
"a little sloppy" came the
startled reply, 1--WE were worse
than that"
The players were upset by
their inability to hang onto the
football, a little item that has
cost them possible touchdowns
in all six games so far.
Laurel and Surrattsville
traded five fumbles when r. C,
Green pounced on a loose ball
on the Laurel one. Quarterback
Curt Massie dived over for the
touchdown on the next play.
Laurel tried an onside kick
to open the second half but
Green grabbed it on his own
40 and rambled to the Laurel
IS. The Hornets moved right
down the field for the touch
down with Pete Bonesteel
cracking over from the four.
Laurel, which lost its second
game in five starts, was unable
to penetrate SurTattsville's
forward wall. The Spartans
wound up with only 81 yards
on the ground and never
mounted a serious scoring
threat.
Surrattsville, with MaSsie,
BoneSteel and Dave Kyzer car
rying the load, piled up 213
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

Western High School could
be accused of using a magnet
on the football during the
fourth quarter of yesterdays
game at Wilson, judging by the
way the ball kept coming back
to the Raiders.
Western recovered three OF
Its own fumbles on one touch
down drive and then inter-
copied a pass on the goal line
to stop a Wilson drive in Scor-
| ing a 1876 upset over the
Tigers in the Interhigh League
West Division.
The Raiders fumbled three
times inside the Wilson % or
their first scoring drive of the
final quarter. Tom Dignan re-
covered Quarterback jeff
O'Neal's bobble in the end zone
for the score.
O'Neal ran SO yards for q
touchdown with five minutes
remaining in the game, but
Wilson, which had scored in
the first quarter, wasn't
through yet.
Three straight passes carried
the Tigers to the Western Il
with 80 seconds remaining, but
Chris Smith picked off the pass
at the goal line to end the
threat.
Wilson drove IS yards fol-
its touchdown in the opening
quarter with Halfback Bill
Cross plunging over from thu
2 Dignan blocked Richart
Rusk'S try for the extra point
Rusk, a fullback on offenSC
and middle guard on defense
is the son of the Secretary o
State, who was among TIT
spectators.
The loss knocked Wilson on
of first place in the West Di
vision and put the Tigers in
four-way tie with Western
Roosevelt and Dunbar for tn
runnerup spot. Wilson las
week had upset Dunbar, 49,
10, to take over the League
lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
JAMES MONROE
BEATEN BY LANE

James Monroe High School
of Group 1-B lost its first game
of the season last night at
Fredericksburg, bowling to Lane
of Charlottesville, a group la
team, 1870.
The victory was the fourth
straight for Lane since its
season opening loss to still un-
defeated Thomas jefferson of
Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
Indians Win Again
In Cross-Country

Northwood High School wor
its fourth cross-country meet
without a defeat yesterday ovel
four other schools at Fred
erick'S 2-mile course.
The Indians, placing three
of the first four finishers in
Guiding winner Buzz Lawlol
who had a time of 11:00.7, hao
80 points to Frederick'S SO
Middletown was third with rs
followed by Damascus with 81
and Poolesville with 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
JAGUARS FINALLY
BEAT WAKEFIELD

Falls Church High School
unsuccessful in eight attempts
to defeat Wakefield in a North
ern Virginia, Group IA foot
ball game, finally broke
through the barrier last night
with a 60 victory at Falls
Church.
The Jaguars drove 81 yards
with the opening kickoff for
the games only score, Wing
back Ken Soucy carrying the
last nine yards.
Wakefield threatened in the
final period, moving to the
Falls Church six, but a Is
yard penalty stalled the drive
in the final seconds.
The victory was the first for
Falls Church in league play
after three losses, while the de-
feat was the/fhird in five
games for Ke Warriors.
Standout defensive PLAYERS
for the Jaguars were Halfback
Terry Coffman and Tackles
Steve Hutchins and Harry
AbendShein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
Euston Goes
II Yards to
Nip Eastern

EASTON, Pa, Oct. 49,
Easton High School marched
n yards for a second-perioc
touchdown, then h eld off a
third-period threat by Eastern
High of Washington, D. c., last
night for a 60 victory.
Frederick Vinson scored from
the five-yard line after he had
spanked the drive with a 25-
yard pass to Frederick Hans.
Eastern, with Willie Jamisor
Victor Moore and John Cum
bingham doing most of the bal
carrying, moved from its Is tt
Easton's 10 in its third-perioc
drive, but lost the ball on 6
tumble.
William Keys, Sidney Wis
and Baugh Cooper were out
standing on defense for tn
visitors.
EASTERN % O q o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

QUESTION
With 10 seconds to go in the
game, George Washington
scores a touchdown to trail
Boston University 1912. You
are the George Washington
quarterback. Your place kicker
has missed three consecutiveS
extra point tries, including two
in this game. Should you:
l. Go for one point with a
placement?
2. Go for two points with
pass or running play?
(AnSwer on Page Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
HondIey Winner
With Big Period

WESTMINSTER. Md. Oct.
Is (SpeciaD .-Handley High
School of Winchester, Va,
scored twice in the first quar-
ter and hung on to defeat
Westminster, 21-l4, in football
here last night.
The winners scored two of
their touchdowns on passes,
with a .5-yard toss from John
Dick to Gene Fisher in the Sec
ond period accounting for the
winning score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
HAMMOND POSTS
THIRD SHUTOUT

Bob McLaughlin's 65-yard
touchdown run and a CONVEX
sion and 35-yard field goal by
Billy Dodson provided all the
scoring as Hammond High
School defeated Groveton, 100,
last night at Groveton.
In beating the Tigers for the
seventh straight year, Ham
mond posted it's third Shutout
in five games and successfully
bounced back from last week.
1873 loss to George Washington
Dodson's field goal was his
fourth of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
SEEMULLER SETS
HOT PACE FOR CIV

Halfback Don Seemuller
scored three touchdowns, one
on an 85-yard kickoff return,
as unbeaten George Washing
ton High School outscored
Yorktown, 1920, in a Group l.
A game last night in Alexan-
dria.
Quarterback John Kemper
passed to Bill Gorham for one
touchdown and ran % yards
for another for the league
leading Presidents.
The pinpoint passing of
Quarterback Roger Blain kept
Yorktown in the game. Blain
threw touchdown passes of As
and AZ yards to Bill Chaconas
and connected with Eric Wulfs-
burg on a 33-yard scoring
strike.
Seemuller scored his other
touchdowns on runs of 10 and
three yards to run his league
leading point total to 81. His
three-yarder came on the last
play Of the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
DAWKINS' PLAY
SAVES INDIANS

Jim Dawkins knocked End
Samuel Bennett of Phelps out OF
bounds at the Anacostia l.
yard line on the last play OF
the game to preserve a 1913 tie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
Orange Runs
Wild in Rout
OfCuIpeper

Halfback Charles ClatterbucE
and Fullback Smokey Jordan
scored two touchdowns each to
lead Orange High School to a
1927 victory over Culpeper last
night at Culpeper.
Clatterbuck scored the first
touchdown on a 3-yard squirt
and raced go yards for his Sec
ond score. Jordan got his
touchdowns on runs of 5 yards
and l yard. He also ran for
two extra points.
Orange amassed a. total OF
314 yards rushing.
o oE BlABSPER - Z 7 9 1SS- -S33
orange-Clutterbuck 3. run run
failed).
orange-Jordan 5, run (run failed).
Culpeper-Hoyt 5. run mills rum,
Orange-Clutterbuek 80. run Jordan
oranee-Jerell 10. run Jordan rum.
Orange-Jordan l. run (pass failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
HUBBLE SPARKS
STUART VICTORY

Jeb Stuart scored single
touchdowns in each of the first
three quarters to defeat winleSs
Osbourn, 1876, in Group la
game last night at Manassas.
John Hubble passed for one
touchdown and ran for another
for the winners.
Allen Ritenour carried the
ball IL straight times for 43
yards to account for Osbourn'S
touchdown, from the three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
BURNS PASSES
WIN FOR BELL

Quarterback Kenny Burns
threw two 7-yard touch
down passes to Edward Tor
renee in the fourth quarter
yesterday as Bell High School
defeated Coolidge, 1870, at
Coolidge.
The victory moved the Vo-
cats into first place in the
West Division. Bell now has a
80 overall mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
ST. JOHNS w
BLANKS MARET

st. Johns junior varsity foot
ball team scored its second VIC
tory of the season yesterday
defeating Maret School, $50
at Maret.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
Howard Kick
Nips Majors
For Fairfax

All of the scoring came in a
hectic fourth period as Fairfax
High School edged once-beaten
Mount Vernon, 1912, last night
at Fairfax and the biggest point
of all was conversion by Ike
Howard.
Fairfax broke the ice on a
4-yard run by Eddie Gore, but
the Majors bounced back on
Willie LeMay's 29-yard dash
with a blocked kick. A 35-yard
pass play from Quarterback
Jon Schulstad to Halfback Ed
die Longeran and Towards
conversion made it 1877, Fair
fax, but Mount Vernon wasn't
through.
The Majors took the ball on
their own 90 and marched II
yards to score, Allen Weston
plunging the last 5 yards. Then
Bill johnson, Fairfax halfback
who had blocked Mount YER
mons conversion try, did it
again to stave off a tie.
The victory was the Rebels
first in five starts under Dick
Claypool, their new head coach.
ETo,,,,t UarnoT n n n 1o-l0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
NORTHWESTERN
GETS FIRST WIN

Northwestern High School
led by Fullback John Weist and
Halfback Ron Raynor, scored
its first victory in the Prince
Georges County League last
night, defeating DuVal, 1877, at
Northwestern.
Northwestern put together
drives of 81 and 70 yards in the
second half to overcome a TO
deficit. Raynor scored the first
touchdown on a vineyard run
in the third period and Weist
added the winning score on an
eight-yard in the final period.
. DuVal scored in the second
period when Ronald Baron
over from the three to
climax a 77-yard drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
TECH VERSATILE
IN 1913 TRIUMPH

A recovered tumble, an in
tercepted pass and a 93-yard
kickoff return helped Mckinley
Tech to a 1913 victory over
Chamberlain in an East Divi-
sion game yesterday at Tech
Alphsona Gearld returned a
kickoff SO yards for tine first
Tech touchdown. Robert Wins
low scored on runs of Is and 8
yards following Guard Victor
Batten's tumble recovery and
Edward Dodson's pass inter-
ception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
MYRTLE PAGES
CARROLL VICTORY

Fullback Charles Myrtle scored
CAROLS only touchdown and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
SPINGARN WINS
ON LONG DRIVES

Spingarn High School turned
four long drives into touch
downs yesterday to defeat Bal
lou, 26-7, in an East Division
game at Ballou. Walker Harris,
Earl Mayo, Robert Gill and An
DIRE Summers all scored for
Spingarn.
Ballou's only touchdown came
in the fourth quarter on a So
yard pass from Craig Reima to
Mike DeShonp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
Westerns Knock
Of Regoining Own
FumbIes Pays Off

in an East Division game yes
lterday at Anacostia.
Quarterback Walter Coehins
connected on 25-yard pass to
Halfback Eddie Hill on the Ana
costa Is to set up the wild
finish. Coehins then passed to
Bennett, who appeared on his
way before Dawkins made his
tie-saving play.
Anacostia's Jerry Upright
stole the ball and raced 50
yards for touchdown in the
second period to give the In
dams a 60 lead, but it was
short Lived as the Tradesmen
scored twice in the third period.
Coehins and Bennett collabo-
rated on a 50-yard scoring play
to tie the score, then Stephen
'Pridgen intercepted an Anacos-
tia pass and raced 40 yards for
a touchdown.
Anacostia drove go yards for
its final score with the payoff
play coming on a 38-yard pass
from Quarterback John Hill to
Halfback William Tate. Hill ran
for the tying extra point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
9TH WIN POSTED
BY WARRENTON

Warrenton High School
scored a 26-12 victory over John
MoSby Academy last night at
Warrenton to boost its record
to Al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

CHAMBERLAIN - = . D .
Chamberlain-Saftey Fulton tackled
by williams in end zone.
Tech-Gearld 90, kickoff return
Tech-Winslow IS, run run failed.
Chamberlain-Wildy 10, run run
failed. ,,
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ST. STEPHENS % 6 0 o
LANDON o 8 8 12-26
Landon-McConnau 25. pass from
Bailey (pass failed.
st. Stephen's-Gilpin /, run (run
failed.
Landon-Bordley 80, run CMcCon-
naughey, pass from TripletO.
Landon-Hawkins 40, pass from Bailey
(run failed).
Landon-Triplett 5, run run failed).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

lHANDLEY IA r o O-21
WESTMINSTER 20 T 0 I'D
Handley-Bell 10. pass from wilkins
Fisher kick.
Handley-Henkle 81, run (Fisher kick).
Smith IS. interception
(Kennedy kick
Handley-Fisher 5, pass from Dick
Fisher kick.
estminster-Dollinger so. pass-run
from Rover tKennedy kick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
RUBINO PASSES
SPARK SAINTS

Quarterback Tony RubinC
threw touchdown passes of At
and 80 yards to Fullback John
Paulson to lead st. Adams tc
"a 27-14 victory over st. James
of Hagerstown in an lac con-
test yesterday at st. Adams.
James Whitehead III was
outstanding in defeat for st,
James, figuring in Is of his
teams points. He plunged for
one touchdown and threw AZ
yard pass for another.
ST. ST: S sHREs 8 g { -
st. Albans-Beuttell As. pass inter-
ception (kick failed.
st. James-Whitehead /, run (Minnix,
pass from whitehead.
st. ADMINISTRATION 40. pass from
Rubino bennington, pass from Ru-
st. Albans-Paulson 80. pass from
Rubino (pass failed)s
st. James-Minnix AZ, pass from
Whitehead (pass failed
St. Albans-Hobart 81. pass inter-
ception damon kick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
TRAVIS SPARKS
ROOSEVELT WIN

Roosevelt High School re-
manned in a tie for second place
in the West Division with a
PTS victory over Cardozo yes
terday at Roosevelt.
Quarterback Jim Travis gave
the Riders all the points they
needed in the first period. Ira
Wis scored from five yards out
and minutes later connected
with Halfback Boyce Smith on
a Coward scoring pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

Landon School, defending
champion in the Interstate
Athletic Conference and the ia
vorite this year, ran into un-
expected trouble for a while
yesterday in its league opener
Held to a So tie at half
time by winless st. Stephens,
Landon rebounded in the sec
ond half to take a 1856 victory
at Landon.
Quarterback Joe Bailey threw
two touchdown passes for the
Bears, one for Is yards to End
John McConnaughey and the
other for 40 yards to Sam
Hawkins.
The hosts opened scoring in
the second period on Bailey's
pass to McConnaughey, but St
Stephens got even on Rusty
Gilpin's 1-yard plunge. A 30
yard dash by Freshman Half
back Robbie Bordley broke ur
the stalemate in the third
period. Then came Bailey
toss to Hawkins and a 5-yaro
touchdown run by Bill Triplett
the latter following a blocked
punt by Tackle Jim Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

sPINGARN o 8I3 7-2s
BALLoU o 90 II
spingarn-Harris 2. run (run failed)
Spingarn-Mayo 5. pass from Whit
taker mayo rum
circumstances g.. run (Anderson
rum.
Spingarn-Gill 2, run Crun failed.
Ballou DeShong Sc, pass from
Reima (DeShong. pass from Reima).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
Hornets Unhappy
Over Sloppy Play

yards on the ground. Kyzer,
a starting end, was shifted to
halfback because of injuries
and fitted in as If he had been
playing there all along.
1t was Surrattsville's seventh
straight victory over a two
year span - the Hornets had
a As record last year - and
there are four games remain
ing on this years schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
KEENAN, SCORES
; FOR SUITLAND

Halfback Pat Keehan scored
on runs of 10, 8 and 2 yards
yesterday to lead Suitland
High School to an 1877 victory
over Central on the losers field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
FRIENDS ROMPS
OVER FLINT HILL

Sidwell Friends, led by Fresh
man Quarterback Pete Dono-
van, evened its football record
at % yesterday by trouncing
Flint Hill, 42-0, at Friends. The
loss was the third in four games
for the Falcons.
Donovan ran six yards for
one touchdown and passed for
another and two extra points
as the winners scored in every
period. Friends defense never
permitted Flint Hill to cross
its 45-yard line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

CARDOZA o o o q q
ROOSEVELT IL . Z 6-27
Roosevelt = Travis 5, run (kick
failed1
Roosevelt-Smith so, pass from
Travis kick failed)
| oosevelt-Safety, Dirton tackled
! in end zone
oosevelt-Hswkins 20. run Daniels
| kick
| Cardozo-Harris z, pass from Kenner
| (kick failed)
Roosevelt-Payne 3, run kick failedD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

FLINT HILL - o o o O. Q
FRIENDS -------14 8 14-42
Friends-Pyles 10. run tPyles pass
from Donovan).
Friends-Luykx 10. run (run failed
Friends-Bral 10. pass from Dono-
van Uuykx rum
Friends-Schenck II run Crun iaiIsS1
pass from Donovan).
Friends-Rogers II. run (pass failed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

Fairfax " IL,
Fairfax-Gore 4. run tkick failed,
Mount Vernon-LeMay 20, run will
blocked punt Ckick failedl.
Fairfax = Longeran 80, pass IRON
Schulstad Howard kick.
Mount Vernon-Weste 5, run tkicl
faj1ed1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

RoRffHwEsTRRN . 0 8 G13
DuVal-Baron 3. run FLETCHER rum.
Northwestern-Raynor 1, run (kick
failed.
Northwestern-Weist 8. run (kick
fafl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

JAMES MONROE 0 0 o . Q
/ Lane-Strickler >, run tkick failed(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

Wilson-Cross 2, run (kick failedl
Western-Dignan, recovered O'Neali
tumble in end zone (O'Neal kick.
Western-ONeal So, run (kick failed)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
You Be the
Quarterback
QUESTION

By JERRY BURNS
Head Coach, State University of Iowa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13
YORKTOWN
GEO. WASP

GEO. WASH. II I 6-33
Geo. Wssh.-Gorham 10. pass from
Kemper Miami kick.
Yorktown-Chaconas As. pass from
Blaln CBures kick.
Geo. Wash.-seemuller IS. kickoff re-
turn Mann kick
Yorktown-Shaconas A.. pass from
Blain (Bures kick)
Geo. Wssh.-seemulle 10, run MAN
nj kick.
wulfsburg 80. pass from
Blain (kick failed.
Geo. Wash.-seemuller 8, run kick
failed).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-13

MhKEfl CHURCH 9 9 Q .
Falls Church-soucy 9, run (kick
failed)
Evening star., 1962-07-15

about the days of pirates and the slave
trade in the Caribbean. John Payne. Arlene
Dahl. 11:30-7
MIGHT PLANE FROM cHUNeNNe." ls4s.
Well done film about a plane downed in
China with one traitor on its passenger list
Robert Preston and Ellen Drew 12:55-o
Thursday PM.
MUSIC FOR MADAME" 1887. young
singer helps a girl in her struggle to become
composer. Nino Martini and Joan Fontaine.
100-S
"EMBRAcEABLE YOU" le4s. An escaped
criminal severly Injuries GIRL Dane Clark
and Geraldine Brooks. 500-9
ABE LINCOLN IN ILLINOIS," 1910. The
10th Presidents life, and his iII-fated love
for Ann RutIedge. Raymond Massey and
Ruth Gordon. 11:10-5
"MR. lMPERIUM." 1851 Lana Turner and
Ezo PIMA try to prove that May December
romances can work in a light romantic
comedy. 11:3o-7
"THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR" 1912.
Comedy about girl who dseuses herself as
a child so she can travel at half fare Still
rOtousIy comic Ginger Rogers and Ray
MiIIand. l2:55-9
Friday P.M.
ROCK YOU SINNERS" 1858. (eritish.)
disc jockey aranges big rock m roll TV
show. This one is so bad it may bring back
the waltz. Philip Gilbert and Adrenne Scott.
1:00-5
DANCERS IN THE DARK" 1882. corny
meIodrama about some musicians, a dance
hall girl and a couple of crooks Miriam
Hopkins and George Raft 5:00-9
"MR. BLANDING BUILDS HIS DREAM
HOUSE" le47. A married couple, tired of
city life. buys a rundown country home
Some hilarious moments in a smoothly pro-
duced comedy Cary Grant and Myrna 10y.
9:00-5
NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART" le44
cockney wanderer searches for some sort of
Evening star., 1962-07-15

"PHANToM LADY," 1914. A very intriguing
mystery film. Franchot Tone and Ella Raines.
11:30I7
"THE TALL STRANGER" 1857. A man
rescued from death by wagon train heading
West aids them in getting land opened and
finds romance as WE'LL Joel Mccrea and
Virginia Mayo. 12:559
Saturday AN.
"FREIcHTERS OF DESTINY" 1881. Tom
keene, Barbara Kent. 1905
"HIGH TENSION" 1897. Brian oonlevy,
elenda Farrell. 11:00-5
Saturday P.M.
QUICK MILLIONS" 1889. Spring ByinstOn,
Jed Prouty. 12:30@9
TOUGHEST MAN IN ARIZONA" 1852. A
pleasant Western with Vaughn Monroe and
Joan Leslie. LOO
"AT SWORDS POINT" 1852. lively meIo-
drama about the sons of the Three Musketeers.
Cornell Wilde. Maureen oHara. l:00-5
THE VANISHING AMERICAN" 1855. A
slOw-movns Western with Scott Brady.
2:3oA
"DISBARRED" 1889. A disbared criminal
lawyer uses lady lawyer as front for shady
activities. Gail Patrick, Robert Preston.
6:00-9
MONKEY BUSINESS" 1852 A zany comedy
about a scientist who discovers rejuvenation
tonic. Cary Grant, Maryn Monroe. 300
THIS LAND IS NINE" 1913. A compelling
drama about timid schooIteacher whose
country is overrun by Nazs. Charles Laughton,
Maureen 0Hara. 1100-5
UNDER MY SKIN" 1850 An involved drama
about one-time crooked Jockeys efforts to
go straight. John Garfield. Michene PreIIe.
11104
"THE STRANGE INTRUDER" 1855 AKcean
veteran is prompted to murder by promise
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