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Twsdiiy, HpfMbtr IIJT iStatewide Educational TV Is Subject 3Q CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Tschaikovsky Needs Beef At French Lick Of Conference In Columbus Friday Soldier Seized In Bomb Scare At Used Car Lot A 19 -year -old paratrooper, Donald Henn, 4209 Spring Grove was being held at Central Station last night after setting off a "flare bomb" near An effort to set up educational Oxford area is expected to be tplpvicinn in Ohio on a state- onened soon. was the first educational station In Ohio and the first licensed in the nation, wlU more than double Its programs this wide basis wilL get under way The other five areas in Ohio include Bowline Green. Dayton, Good Work Seen Despite Limits-In Manpower Friday at Co- year, Neely said, Akron. Cleveland and Athens. Wenklv "Droerams this year his home.

wnen an nine areas kci I 'going, Ohio's program will be i tilt? mi Liic iibhuii, iv will total 314 hours as com- Residents of the area sum-pared with 15 hours a week m0ned firemen to 4217 Spring-last year, the local manager re- Grove Ave. shortly before noon ported. I to investigate an explosion in chestra for Tschaikovsky, if you expect the fat, dripping sonority in full amount, or the shattering, blasting artillery barrage that the phonograph and the big orchestra have taught us to adore. On the other hand, there is something to say for toninc down Tschaikovsky. He, too, can get out of hand.

ALL THIS Tschaikbvsky had to be ladled out to the large crowd through two big speak luiuuua ai an organization meeting of the Ohio Educational Broadcasters Association. "We will try to corral the re said. Cincinnati's XV This new schedule win pui i a used car lot. 'Oh, sources of allxVk tho nrpas in the Firemen found the residue of a two-inch aerial type bomb burning. No damage was reported.

Henn, an Army private home on furlough, admitted setting off the flare. Army officials were notified and are expected to meet with him today. All state in the useV educational f. ers, since there is no proper television," T. acoustic shell in this bucolir Sinatra Is Mobbed At Nice Airport NICE, France, Sept.

2 CP) It was like old times for Frank Sinatra tonight. A swooning, cheering mob of women greeted him on his arrival here to make a movie. setting. Neely, general NEELY manager of Cincinnati's educa This made the concert lome thing like a hi-fi demonstra WCET in the top bracket of the 23 educational television stations in the United States. Three hundred local schools now are equipped with sets to receive the 25 in-school programs given weekly from 9 a.

m. to 3 p. m. Mondays through Fridays. Last spring, more than school children received these programs in their classrooms.

One of the newest ideas being introduced this year is a French course for kindergarten children in the Millcrcek Valley schools. Two teachers of the Millcreek Valley School District, Miss Helen Ong, of the Indian Hill School, and Miss Ann Craven, tional television station, wi-li, said yesterday. Necly is acting chairman of coot (ONoniONa tion. But speakers, however fine, are no substitute for M.MJW? T.r I By Arthur Darack Enqutrrr Music Editor FRENCH LICK, Sept. 2 (Special) The first French Lick Music Festival became a part of Indiana history Sunday night by presenting music of the great Czarist Russian composer Tschaikovsky.

Indiana loved Tschaikovsky Just like Cincinnati, Bombay, Minsk and Timbuctoo. It is odd that a man capable of producing so much love for his works should have been so miserable in his life. But Tschaikovsky should not have been miserable over what he might have heard at French Lick on this occasion. IZLER SOLOMON, a dy-' ramie, fearless conductor, with a high sense of order, structural clarity and rhythmic strength, as well as the ability to extract song-like qualities from his orchestra, directed the French Lick Festival Orches- tra in "Romeo And Juliet," "March Slav," "The Fourth Symphony" and the first movement of the "Violin Concerto." The latter, with Sidney i-Harth, conrertmaster of the ROCK HUNTER" (Color) PLUS the committee on planning for the new association. He is working with Richard Hall, director of broadcasting at Ohio human fiesh, bones and brains.

Next season it may be hoped that Tschaikovsky will have a more appropriate medium of transmission. "THE WILD PARTY" Anthony Buinn Cifil Ohmirt Breaking through police lines, they crowded around his plane, boosted him to their shoulders and carried him through the airport terminal. The scene was reminiscent of those 15 years or so ago when the crooner had American teenage girls swooning in the aisles of New York's Paramount Theater and mobbing him in the street. He came here to make "The MR. HARTH, extraordinary concertmaster, gave a full-fledged virtuous account of his end of the bill.

He sent the Tschaikovsky Concerto off with Ambassador Oakley RE 1-5400 Free Perking State University, who is serving as chairman of a policy and constitution committee. Channels tor educational television have been allocated in nine areas of the state, Neely pointed out However, only three, Cincinnati, Columbus and Toledo, are functioning. The Wyoming School, will alternate in conducting the course. The subject will be a doll- fu TAKES TOUGH JOB Kim Novak plays the complex and it imitation of some challenging role of Jeanne Eagels in the picture of that name. King's Go Forth," but the women made no bones about one else whose name begins The picture, opening Thursday at Keith's, tells the story of the fact they were more in At Writers Session with I a talented and tempestuous Broadway star of the 20s who It had some bold touches of at 35 of alcoholism and drue addicition.

terested in Frankie personally house. The youngsters will learn in French the names of the doll, members of her family, her pets and the rooms and furnishings of the house. In addition, there will be songs and games in French. than as an actor. Mrs.

Virgie Hortenstine, 5541 Hanley has left her duties as a housewife this week to at its own ana it sang xenaeny and ully. The uninhibited French press has sDlashed testimony at the eater tend the first Antioch College Confidential magazine trial in Wed. 1:30 Sat, Sue. 2 P. I P.

M. 'Louisville Symphony Orches "-tra, as soloist. E. B. RADCLIFFE SHOWS TODAY AT 1 8:30 SHOWS WED.

AT 2 8:30 MR. SOLOMON regularly SEVEH WINDERS Writers Conference at Yellow Springs, Ohio. She is in a group of 23 writers from various states receiving guidance from six writer-teachers and poets at lectures and workshops. Mrs. Hortenstine has written a number of poems, a children's book and short stories.

Los Angeles labeling Sinatra a "boudoir tarzan." Among the French, this testimony appears to have boosted his popularity. Waiting at the airport was actress Linda Christian. She could not get near Sinatra because of the crowds. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE BOX OFFICE OPENS 1:30 P. M.

M6rs mm WORLD conducts the Indianapolis Or- chestra and the Aspen Festival. He had at his disposal a slightly enlarged Louisville or-chestra for his Tschaikovsky, bringing it up to something over 50 players. This, of course, Is a no or- IB THESE FACTS come to mind today because of receipt of three pieces of information u-ViinVi Vi o' 1q inricVin 4 Vie MR. SOLOMON followed like a hawk. And since this is symphonic concerto of sorts, Solomon kept the orchestra score in its correct perspective, now leading, now following.

HIS VERSION of the "Fourth Symphony" turned on qualities of spacing, on textural clarity, on balance. It was a finely wrought thing that he made of this "war horse" without losing sight of its drama and impact. These qualities, however, were not in abundance because Strlcty Personal MUCH TALK about deeen-tralization of theater there has been. But the action accom facts although they come from 0FF RECOltD OF MODERN ajaa amci wn auutv ia t. to CAPITOL (Arfield 1-6300 ROLLO panying it has been very little save in the summer.

And as summer theater Air Conditioned unrelated sources in the theater. THE FIRST piece of infor mation is an excellent inter, view of Tyrone Guthrie by An wmA HONS HONS! CHARM MNE of the smallness of the orches tra and the amplification syS' tem. ADULTS ONLY Shew it 7:30 lo Off let :50 gus Duncan, Equity secretary, in Equity magazine. Regional 'tlOOTS KIN koY STAR" 8:00 Walt DAMDI" vr-. fVv fl lid THE WISDOM of this Solo Disney'a UMIIIUI Only theater came up for discussion when Duncan asked Guthrie ffil WW mon is something to celebrate.

seasons come to a close in this area one wonders whether 'another winter will pass without some turesome souls trying French Lick's orchestra came how the American actor and the American theater can im r. ,,7" "MAN ON FIRE" IING CROSBY (9:20) ADDED COLOR "DOWN LIBERTY ROAD" Wednesday thra Saturday prove opportunities. STARTS TOMORROW DM ii "Only by decentralization, GUTHRIE and I am well aware of the great difficulties there," Guth Marilya Monroe "PRINCE AND SHOWGIRL" THE M08T FASCINATINO through its Tschaikovsky without getting too much water in the eyes. The orchestra is well routined though it sounds better in its modern recordings. But the fact remains that it is still neither big enough nor furious enough in its technique to handle a program of Tschaikovsky in the highest style.

oe Heae "BEAU JAMES" rle said. "It seems to me that the employment situation and the organization of the theater will get harder, not easier. All LOUSE YOU EVER METI NOW SHOWINGl to set up a professional repertory company project in Cincinnati, Dayton, or some nearby city. Actually, there are not any basic reasons why area projects which succeed in the summer might not be repeated in the winter. Conditions of successful summer theater (save for the "Under The Stars" business) can be duplicated in the win TYRONE POWER GARDNER BEN the problems of 'hit-itls' a few wildly successful shows running at the expense of all the others all that is going to remain and become more acute so long as the theater remains so exclusively centralized in New York.

Until there is a flourish MEL ERROL EDO I 54 AOAZZARA FERRER I ter. (And it's what's given ERNEST HEMINCWATT? "Under The Stars" and not ing local theater in as many other big centers as possible, all the current problems are Mi 'wa where it is given which brings audiences.) 1 2ta IVirf GEE- The winter season of 19o7- 58 Welcome Into The World sasAtso 1 Actor Is Jailed In Drunk Charge HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 2 (INS) Playboy actor Sonny Tufts was arrested on a drunk charge today and spent about 10 hours in the jail with an aching head before someone came up with $25 bail money. The 46-year-old acting scion of a Boston banking family was picked up by a pair of sheriff's deputies who said they found him lying on the sidewalk outside a Sunset Strip JkW -y fatorday Svndey 1 ML. 10 would seem the to prove this because its summer season in this region has proved an going to get more acute and not less." ON THE MATTER of flour-thing local theater the Cincinnati Summer Playhouse came NICKEL-Jeroma and Paulina, J29 Walnut girl, August 15.

NOCORO-Carmon and Joyce, 2131 Grandin boy, August 19. NORDSTROM Gerald and Wilma, 5547 Dun- operational point pertinent to winter theater. Moreover, there I 2r I lomw aW" 1 mva www rstaeaaj I arnuroacn I Miuucuc a iBTSWECanWKTiiW is available a supply of good 19 Pit girl, August directors, actors and theater properties suitable to a financially solvent winter operation. All that is lacking is the ESQUIRE ART lDAAsJ "THE HAPPY ROAD" theater-minded venture capi CM ktiXt AWAw ADAMS-Stophen nd Mry, 9797 Milos girl, August 18. AUEN-Jamei md Janici, 209 E.

Wyoming boy, August 12. ANDERSON Corl (nd Cotherino, J456 Rin- bow boy, August 13; ARIEDGE-Willard and Patricia, 6124 Kin- nady boy, August 16. BACHER William and Lois, 1457 Hoffner girl, August 15. BAKER William and Wanda, 59 Damon girl, July 29 BAXTER-John and Yolanda, 2720 N. Band girl, July 29.

BERTRAM Theodora and Elizabeth, 5993 Springdalt boy, August 16. BETSCH Anthony and Rose, 3849 Celmir boy, August 12. BLACK John and Gloria, 3925 Glenmora boy, August 10. BLEEMKER Donald and Barbara, 5704 Glenway boy, August 10. BOWLING-Shelby and Florence, 4223 Mar.

burg boy, August 10. BOWMAN-Raymond and Donna, 7412 Hamilton girl, August 19. BOYLE Terranca and Mary, 3090 Percy girl, August 19. BRAFF0RD Herbert and Rosemarie, 1012 Lusitania girl. August 13.

BROWN Charles and Nancy, 7027 Glen- STARTS TOMORROW cabaret with a gash in his forehead. A shapely blond dancer identified as Harriet Corita Schaef-fer, 37, was arrested with him despite her protests that she didn't know Tufts but was merely trying to give him aid PAULEY Earl end Wanda, 4th North Batavie, airl, August 17. PEAKER Cyril end Wilma, 3622 Laclede firl, August 18. PETREY Emba end Doris, 2061 Harrison girl, August 11. REBEL Joseph and Rosemary, 2254 Rica boy, August 2.

ROLFES-Ernest and Elaine, 3415 Morrison PL, boy, August 9. ROSS-William and Gertrude. 4329 Ridge- view boy, August IB. ROUSH-Robert and Doris, 463 Blue Jacket boy, August 12. RUSZ-Anthony and Rosa, R.

R. 2, Love-land, boy, August 18. SCHATH- Edwin Jr. and Philomene, 5851 North Glen boy, August 15. SCH I LDMEYER Walter and Billie, 30 Clan Este girl, August 17.

SCHMITZ-George and Cecilia, 5529 Surrey boy, August 16. SCHNABELL Bruce end Mildred, Winters Coid Spring, Ky girl, August 5. SCHRAUDE Edward and Margaret, 1134 Oliva boy, August 16. SCHULTZ-Hubert end Lorerte. 500 Worth- The The film without false modesty! OV 50 Of IXHIB-CTS AND DEMONSTRATIONS Or ALL TYPES OF HIGH FIDELITY EQUIPMENT ADMISSION 50 along O.K.

with final productions, according to Albert Butchkes, president. There was a linking of community and professional theater and type of operation set up at the Playhouse. These things are adaptable to winter theater. IT AT DAYTON a $2 top theater in a large auditorium has had phenomenal success. John Kenley is the man from New York (he was with the Shuberts for years) who saw possibilities of the guest-star package repertory program in regional theater.

The Dayton enterprise has won such support that It will not wind up its season with "Bus Stop" (opening tonight with Tempest Storm going dramatic). The season will continue through September 22. "Guys And Dolls" follows "Bus Stop." Maxie Rosenbloom, Cliff Norton, Beverly Lawrence and Marilyn Bradley will be vrame WZ talists to put up a guarantee fund cushion. Pay Policy Hit By British Labor At TUC Parley BLACKPOOL, England, Sept. 2 The president of Britain's giant Trades Union Congress hurled new defiance today at the conservative government's hold-the-line wage policy.

Opening the annual TUC convention, President Sir Tom Williamson rejected the government's appeal for a wage truce and comfort alter ne ieu. Tufts and the woman were ordered to appear in Beverly Hills Municipal Court tomorrow to answer charges of being drunk in public view. Off For Moscow PARIS, Sept. 2 (INS)-For-mer French Premier Edouard Daladier left Paris by plane for Moscow today for a ten-day visit at the invitation of thp Soviet government. He was accompanied by five other members of parliament, all of them radical Socialists.

meadow boy, Aug. August IV. BROWN Osclar and Irene, 2910 Lischer girl, August 12. BRYANT Willie and Frona, 2315 Colerain boy, August 18. CAMPBELL Jack and Beverly, 240 Sherman girl, August 17.

CHATTERT0N Archie end Betty, 5470 East- wood atrl. August 6. KENLEY PLAYERS Memorial Hall, Dayton, Ohio (AIR-CONDITIONED) Nightly On Stag! 8:30 P.M. CHiTiVOOD Htnry and Ruth, 239 Renner boy, August 12. CROMER Arthur and Mary, 619 Mill (SUNDAY 2:41) and made clear that the con bov.

August I. FfejTHE TIGER, ii 1 iti I'aTe 1 gress of 81,2 million British workprs would back demands P. H. LAWRENCE'S CONTROVEISIAL LADY CHATTERLEY'S for oav raises to keep pace its Big Julie, Nathan Detroit, ington gin. augusr ii.

SCHAWILJE-John and Mirien, 3B27 Camden girl, August 26. SHEAFF William end Suielte, 10474 Kenwood boy, August 10. SHEATZLEY-Joseph and Mary, 214 little Turtle boy, August 21. SHELL Clarence and Delia, 4680 Kirby girl, August 15. SILBERNAGEL Carl and Nell, 422 Samhot Ridge, girl, August 12.

SIMPSON Raymond end Genevieve, 2107 N. Bend boy, August 20. SMITH Donald end Edith, 680 Christopal girl, August 3. STEINHAUER Gerald and Geraldine, 2200 Grand Ave, boy. August 15.

STURGIS-John end Patricia, 4211 Allendorf girl, August 20. THEURING Fred and Dorothy, 5470 North Bend boy, August 20. THIEMANN George and Giovanna, 631 Maple boy August 12. THIERGARTNER Kenneth and ManaA, 2220 Townhill girl, July 26 THOME Louis ano Roberta, 6947 Mar-Bey girl, August 20. T0ELKE James and Mary, 1044 McPherson Ave, boy.

July 22. TURNER Frank end Virgime, Bon 658, Co Adelaide and Sarah. Their Sep- with spiraling inflation. LOVER The convenron on Thursday DAIRYMPLE Joseph and Aileen, 6815 Ohio boy, August 16 DIETERLE Jerome and Mary, 5634 Leumas boy, August 21. ECKSTEIN-Cornelius and Carol, 4093 Race boy, August 12.

FALES Albert and Mary, Box 10209 Scull boy, August 18. FARMER Gerald and Ruth, 5510 Warrer) boy, August 12. FISCHESSER-Vincent and Mary, 9548 Wast girl, August 15. FLADING Earl and Charleen, 2233 Cleneay '45EPM Ul eu'll illMt 1 ie-' 1 Susan Haywird R. Conti HYDE PARK ART 3v, ikS hi gtri, August FREYHOF-Robert and Mariorla, 5334 Warren boy, August 18.

FRIEDLEIN-George and Miriam, 7268 Rita "I'LL CRY TOMORROW" plus Paul Nfwman bov. August IB. lumbia Love'and, boy, ugusi 13. sdNnt-ynd-Elizibeth. 2216 VA'fCS- and girl, August 14 1 on LAST DAY The Bride Goes Wild SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES ME' I nH Annatte.

23 0 Whee er t.i Gilbert and Annatte, 2310 Wheeler VAIL OOroon jr. ena cmsucmi, jwj 11- will discuss the governments appeal to labor management to act together to curb inflation. The unions have emphasized that they oppose any form of wage restraint. The opening of the convention found the TUCA, which is the dominant voice in the Labor Party, divided on how much industry shoull be nationalized if labor takes over the govern-r ent again. Party leader Hu Caitskell, who favors a go-sV policy toward further nationalization, was hurrying meet wit- rebellious uni' leaders urging the government take over all key ind'r'ries.

tnrA Aum airl Anant 11. New York star of "Brigadoon," will be Ravenal. Sussanah Foster will be Magnolia. Carol Bruce will repeat her Broadway Julie role (an award winner, by the way). Laverne Hutchinson of "Porgy And Bess" will do Joe and sing "Ole Man River." If this sort of thing could go In September it could go In December or January.

Let's face it. BEFORE SIGNING OFF on the winter legitimate theater let me hasten to say that Guild subscriptions for an unusual season are still available at the Shubert 10 a. ni. to 4 p. m.

daily, G0D8Y girl, Auguat 17. GURLEY Howard end Elizabeth, 2488 Sea-gar boy, August 9. HALLGATH Joseph and Celta, 478 N. Bend Rd boy, August 15. HALL-Charles and Lois, 51 Farndale ANDE RYT George and Doloris, 1986 Baltimore girl, August 10.

VAUGHN Robert and Grace, 4064 Belfast boy, August 5. VOGT-Micheel end Shirley, 11456 Fiesta IN PERSON jfabuious tempest STORM Vl; rr ..,1, girl, August 9. I I .7 in i WARD-Joseph and Paulina, 32 Bauer ar HELIMAN Ravmo'nd and Rita, 3222 Look- girl, August 2U. WELLS-Jemes end Vivian, 959 Delhi nut bov. August 5.

TTd? Tiff's1 TUT' Xow Shotting JgfelbA ami "Sweet Smell Of Success" Extra! TONIGHT at 8:10 P.M. HOLLYWOOD SNEAK PREVIEW A DRAMA on: Sc Prtvicw and Current Shew for On Admission! girl, August 17. "BUS STOP" NEXT WEEK-N Y. CAST "GUYS AND DOLLS" STARTS SEPT. 17th "SHOWBOAT" DRIVE-IN Vxtf THEATERS Gaitskell advocates that the rnment acquire control of irdustry '--''ally by bidding 1 company 'by taking over stocks in lieu of death duties.

I NOTE: Preview Starts at 1:10 and Current Feature) Follows! HEPP-Jack and Marilyn, 3582 Coral Aables girl, August 18. HITE Russell and Wanda, 1623 Kinney girl, August 16. H0GEBACK Melvin and Elizabeth, 2006 Cataloa boy, August 9. HOPKINS-Thomes and Velma, 620 Lincoln boy, August 10. NOOPER-Laonard and Barbara, 6000 Cheviot girl, August 16.

HOUSTON-William and Jean, 1011 Green- ville Glendale, girl, August 17. HUGHES Crif and Sadie, 4230 Dane girl, August 16. ILGENFRITZ Walter and Jean, 8822 Da Soto boy. August 24. JANES Edwin Jr.

and Carol, 2255 Crane girl, August 10. KARLE Thomas and Joan, 48 Vi E. Mitchell girl, August 17. KENDALL Glenn and Juanita, 3565 Paxton I TAD DRIRF tl 1 t9 nn. tl care of Ray.

Fipp. And the best bargain I've ever seen offered is this year's special to students (colleges and high schools in the area have been contacted, I hear). The special gives eight Guild plays (reserved seat for each one) for $8. That includes all Sun. 90c on $1 65 (Tti Intl.

I Phono roserv. hel4 'til 1.20 AT CONEY Bob Braun will be the extra added attraction Saturday night at Coney Island's Moonlite Gardens. Michigan 0572 "twpwfflwsji uajjyuju utmm wmiji oiMj TT -ZJ 'H aidf4fi3aatp HAPPY HOLIDAY GREETINGS GIANT 4 UNIT SHOW "Cartoon Carnival" 7:30 Walt Disney's Immortal "Davy Crockett and River Pirates" at 7:45 Bred Astaire Cyd Charisae "SILK STOCKINGS" 9M Sterling Havden-At 11:95 ti "BATTLE TAXI" 50 STARTS AT DUSK taxes. The list: "The Egghead," Mollie Kazen's new play starring Karl Maiden. It opens the season September 23 at the Shubert.

"Waltz of the Toreadors," October 14. "The Happiest Millionaire," November 4. "Separate Tables," Decem boy, August ii. KNEIP-Joseph and Donna, BI5 Schiff girl, August 10. LATHAM Edward and Clarice, 1812 Sycamore girl, August 16.

LEE Ira and Etta, 220 Schiller boy, August 10. LEWIS-Robert and Helen, Box 328 R. R. 2, Cieves, girl, August 18. LUEKEN Lawrence and Irene, 3055 Glen-more Ave boy, August 14.

MALTRY-Francis and Mary, 1014 Rosemont boy, August 18. MASI-Walter and Nancy, 3401 Cleveland boy, August 8. McDONOUGH Jerome and Eileen, 8684 Antrim girl, August 20. McDOUGALL Thomas end Mariorie, 3501 TWO FIRST BUN ATTRACTIONS John Sremfield Julie Lendee "CRIME AGAINST JOE" Forest Tucker Marl Blaachard 'STAGECOACH TO FURY" LAST TIMES TONIGHT ALL COLOR BIC 4-UNIT FAMILY SHOW Walt Disney's "BAMBI" "Heart Of Show Business" Weill Oiinty'i "DISNEYLAND U.S.A." Walt Dtsniy'i "Westward Ho The Wagons" JOHNNY PULEO HIS HARMONICA GANG ber 9. "Most Happy Fella," January 27.

"Diary of Anne Frank," February 3. "Visitor From Small Planet," March 17. EXTRA ADDtO ATTRACTION! Mozart girl August 13 "Bells Are Ringing," March 31 Stars Melvin Douglas. Walter I MEbf 2,6 lov. August 14.

LER Edward end Patricia, 6507 Meis 4 STEP BROS hi Pidgeon, Eric Portman, Robert Weede, Joseph Schildkraut. boy, August 17. M0ELLINGER Joseph and Patricia, 3158 Bracken boy August 10. MORGAN Robert and Mary, Box 72, boy, MICHAEL TODD'S Welt Disney's Revelutienery "JOHNNY TREMAIN" Jayne Mansfielel Oeukle larralle "WILL SUCCESS SPOIL Betty Garrett and Larry Parks, respectively, NOW SHOWING EVENINGS et 8:00 SUNDAYS 7:30 Sun. thru S2 00 Fri.

S2.50 DONN ARDEN DANCERS JOHN JUIIANO GARDNER BENEDICT 1 ho OtCH JIMMY WILBER TRIO M0SER Franklin and Mary, 1710 Palto P. New York theater sea- newel! -g. nd Virjinia. H78 This- ROCKHUNTER?" last Shewines Tenifel Je- 9 tlehill loveiana. gin, nusust son opens one week from today with T.

C. Jones, expert female impersonator in "Mask rOPl'LAR Doris Day con-' Crt rr 'nii ARRY VINCENT in thc cocktah SHOW TIMES BOO 113C SATURDAY 8.00 11:00 NtVtt A COV CHGf 5MAU MINIUl MATINEES Wed. tl. 50 Sat S2.00 tinues to be a big box office and Gown." Show will tour and 0FEN 11 A.M mn If 1 1107 DAILT avw a 80 dsys- VALLEY THEATRE 7617 Reedinej Road phone POpler 1-1227 draw in "Pajama Game," Broadway hit musical and her starring vehicle at the Palace where business is very good, thank you (and thank her). 0,21.

"Silk Stockings' is booked here December 30. When T. C. was at Cat and Fiddle, Herman Rafalo told me how good he as and I told him he was goofy. Was I evei wrong! "bambi" ALL SEATS RESERVED Seats now on sale at Theatvr and Central Ticket, 430 Vine St Searee I "MAN AFRAID "STORM RIDER" Nader.