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THE MORNTATQ CAIX, Anentown. Batnrtay. Aaf. 85. 1951 13 MATINEE 1:15 EVE.

6:59 :00 P.M. HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED LAST TIMES TONIGHT 1 9 a'Ctock THE GRAVE BULLS UNMATCHED IN. ITS SPECTACLE! Packed with Thrllla and Emotions! 4 For Real Relaxation Go to a Movie! SATURDAY ALLEN "The Brsva Bulls." t. BOYD "The Secret of Convict Lake 11:35. 1:35.

3.35. 5:35. 9:40. CINEMA 11:40. 3.

8:25, "Mt Friend FUcka." 1:25. 4.a0, 8:10. 1 COLONIAL" PickuTJ." 11:42. 1:42. 3:42.5:42.7:42.9:45.

IARLE "Mr. Belvedere Rings thg 3:50. 5:45. 7:35. 9.35.

FRANKLIN "Excuse My Dust." 1:40, 5:30. 7:35, :35. MIDWAY "Jungle Baqurters," 12:50.3:09.5:28.7:46.10:04. 19TH STREET "Excuse My Dust," 1. 3:14.

5:10. 7:24. 9:38. RIALTO "Cyrano." 11:41, 1:49. 3:57.

5 05 7:13 9 30 TOWNS ART "The Inheritance." 9'30 TRANSIT "Angel and the Bad Man 12. 3:07. 6:14. "The Milkman." 1:40. 4:47.

7:54. BOROUGHS ROXT. Northampton "Prancls Goes to the Races." 1:45. 7:30. 8:30.

SAVOY. Catasauqua "Samson and Delilah," 1:38. 6:58. 9:18. EMMAUS.

Em mills "On Moonlight Bav." 1:25. 3:25. 5:25. 7:25. 9:30.

RITZ. Coolav "The Second Woman 3:40. 6:36. "Blue Blood." 2:28. 5:24.

8 20. DRIVE-INS AIRPORT "Raton Pass." 1:36. 11:30. Gypsy Wildcat." 10. BOULEVARD "Iron Mn." :25.

EaVteRN MEDINA "Show Boat." 8:20. 10:50. 6HIMERVILLB "Broken Arrow." dusk. IC3AT aa. JCSSAT Till STARRING PLUS MAM OF ACTION J0EH WATRE AKbEL AND TEE BADMAir wilk GAIL RUSSELL us AND NONE INJURED Neither the driver of the wrecked passenger car nor the truck driver was injured in this crash shortly after 3:30 yesterday afternoon on Route 443 at Normal Square.

Irvin Moyer, 69, of New Ringgold, said he was moving east on the highway and attempted to make a left turn into a seivice station when he was struck by the tractor-trailer operated by Leonard Clouser, Tamaqua R. 2. The man walked away from the crash with no apparent injuries. News Columns From Area Towns Mr. and Mrs.

wood Christman and children. Big Creek. Clarence Zieeenfus transacted Column a iJ'. sS- HSWUMD CHtMHMK 10 CMHOtl HWIISM DOOBS OPEN TODAY A. M.

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Open 1 p.m. CHILDREN FREE A PINE "FAMILY" PROGRAM! PLBS A Oans of Your Favorite Comic in a CARTCCII CARIIIVAL Continaona from 1:00 Today T0H0BB0W ARDREA LESTEB LASSIE PAUL KELLY aai THE PAIIITED HILLS" I TECHNICOLOR LAST TIKES TODAY it I hmadt tobos ADDED JTMTUEHT VAEIETIES2. STARTS TOKCSSOW FIRST RFN ALLENTOWN tOtHT ALDA JANIt I WEEK (in person) At 9 anin For an th mittiofcs the world over ho read the S. Forester itorie. this is the creat event to screen adventure.

mat aana' LATE SHOWS TONITE LAST FEATURE AT 11:40 (2 COMPLETE SHOWS EVERY NIGHT Open at 7) days with his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Yantosik, E. Abbott St. Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Tomushak, W. Ridge were New York and New Jersey visitors. They were accompanied home by their daugh ter, Carol Mae, who was vacationing with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Petrillo, East Kutherford. Miss Mary Kanuch, W. Ridge visited her parents yesterday, Miss Joan Neifert, E. Bertsch is spending a three-week vaca tion with her parents. Mrs.

Joseph Breston and son. Michael, returned to Detroit after spending several weeks with the former parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Miklosovic, E. Abbott St, They were accompanied by Mrs Julia Brestovansky, also of De troit, who visited friends and rela tives in town. Mrs.

Francis Collier and son. Robert, Philadelphia, are visiting ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chuchran. E.

Water St. Miss Maria Paula Yanachek. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yanachek.

E. Abbott was hon ored Wednesday at a party in ob servance of her birthday anniver sary. William Popp. New Brunswick. N.

returned after spending sev eral days witn nis parents on E. Snyder Ave. Miss Jean Jones, E. Patterson spent a day in Allentown. Grace Marcin, William Faust Nuptials Today Miss Grace Mary Marcin, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Marcin, 216 Lombard Tam aqua, will become the bride of William M. Faust, son of Mrs. Sadie Faust, 225 Market Tamaqua, at 2 p.m. today in the rec tory of St.

Jerome's Church, Tam aqua. The Rev. Francis Lennon, assistant pastor, will officiate at the double ring ceremony. Attendants will be Miss Dolores Marcin, and Joseph Marcin, sister and orotner of the bride. A reception will be held in the South Ward Hose Co.

Upon return from a wedding trip to Lake George, N. the couple will re side witn tne bridegroom's mother. The bride, a 1946 graduate of St. Jerome's High School, is employed by the Morgan Manufactur ing Tamaqua. Faust, a 1946 graduate of Tamaqua High School, is employed at Boyer's Service Station.

He served two years with tne during world War II. Summit Hill Residents Requested to Check Chimneys Iby Firemen Residents of Summit Hill are requested by the Diligence Fire Summit Hill, to make a careful check of chimneys on homes in the community before cold weather sets in. The company, under the direction of Fire Chief John Markey, will avail its services in cleaning chimneys blocked with -soot. It was stressed by Chief Markey that residents should not hesitate in calling for aid. A.

J. PERRY TOrilBHT sat, DAHCE PAVILION SMOOTH FOR DANCING ART AND BIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA At Arlen Beeara Shsn. 433 Ham Adv. fiSBlii Tickeli I tu ilton Eastern Lirht. 620 Hamilton St.

BUSES Lcare 7:59 p. M. Stb Hamilton 6ta. Allentown, Pa. SEPT.

2 FREDDY riARTIII 1 TTTT sum rrvs TONITE AND HIS ORCHESTRA featuring DOTTY SPECK Admission Doors Open 8 to 12 Ballroom available for private parties, banquets, etc Phone Allentown 3-5094 By GENE HANDSAKER HOLLYWOOD Then there iwas the actor who rehearsed a television program for six days. Nights, he was appearing in a play. Finally the TV show went on the air. A dog licked his face when it wasn't supposed to. He dragged it down out of camera range, and it started barking.

The camera pulled back on cue and showed the actor trying to restrain the dog's barks. Dana Andrews related the episode while areuine that television drama must be on film, to eliminate fluffs and fiascos. The actor got $1,500 for the show, he said but spent $800 restoring his shat tered nerves in a hospital. Andrews, presently busy in "I Want is one of many stars who haven't appeared on televi sion. Their movie contracts wont let them.

He owns a receiver, but said: "I don't look at it; the programs are so awful. As somebody said, it's compelling, but it's bad. Still, anybody who has eyes in his head knows that television has got to be." viewers will nave to pay, oy some means, for good shows. "I've never gotten much for nothing; I don't see how people can expect to get top-grade entertainment in their homes for nothing. "Producers won have to cut costs.

They can spend even more than they do for theater pictures. hay there a cnarge of si per set for a show and five people see it 20 cents apiece. A major picture could gross $1,500,000 in one night's snowing. But theaters won't be eliminated, he feels. Too many of them leave it up to the producers.

Car dealers don't operate that way. They advertise so that when you think of a Drand of car you think of the man wno sells it," What happens on live TV. Dana asked, when actors forget theif tney cut tne sound off and the prompter throws the line. Can you imagine 2 million people getting up and walking over to tneir sets, tninfcing 'What's the matter with Another argument for filmed TV is tnat movie cameras can utilize most -of the world for settings. "Why limit your show to a stage wnen it can tane in an outdoors?" a ii Coaldale Mr.

and Mrs. VAixarA rVRrlan 2nd are visiting relatives in Auanuc KAiy. Mrs. Jack Rhoades and family, Philadelphia, visited her parents in town. Set.

and Mrs. Harrv Hoffa rp. turned to Midway Park, N. after visitine relatives in Phlllins st. Mr.

and Mrs returned to their home after vacationing in Canada. TONIGHT ONLY "BESXEH ABBOW Technicolor Jamtf Stewart Basra Fagtt ADDED: SHORT SUBJECT UU A A 1 TONIGHT ONLY "TEE WALm'S HILLS" laaafllBh Scati Ella Rain PLUS COLOR CARTOONS Route 987 Shoenersville Kd. One Mile Off Union Blvd. 2 BIG FEATURES FROM Warncr 1 BROS MWS MTMCtA in 1 it Newly Air -Conditioned NEXT CLAIRE LUCE BIG CREEK Mrs. Ann Nicholson and daughter of California, are spending the lummer with Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Kline, Creek Reservoir. Marvin Christman has been dis charged from the Palmerton Hos- DitaL Visitors of the Steve Bollingers were Mr. and Mrs. Mellis Keuh-tier.

Stony Run, Berks County; Ulysses Green and grandson, Don ald, and Vincent White. Lehigh ton; Mr. and Mrs. Theo Piehl and sons. Bobby and Jimmy, Lebanon, N.

Mrs. David Jones and children, Danielsrille; Mrs. Donald Fredericks and daughters, Lehighton, and Margaret Breece, Eugene Rex Wed At Lehighton Margaret C. Breece, daughter of Mrs. Martha Page.

Lehighton R.l, last night became the bride of Eugene A. Rex, son of Mrs. Mabel Boyer, Weissport. The couple was married in the parsonage of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lehighton, by the Rev. Mark Lauchnor, pastor.

Attendants were Mrs. Mabel Boyer and Mrs. Effie Peters, Weissport. Mrs. Rex is a graduate of Lehighton High School and is employed in the office of the Gnaden Huetten Memorial Hospital, Le highton.

Rex. who attended Lehighton High School, is employed at the Gerstlauer Dairy, Lehigtv ton. He served with the Army during World War II. The couple left last night for a wedding trip to Florida. Ann Fegarty And Carl Krex Marry Today Miss Ann Marie Fegarty, daughter of Mrs.

Susan Fegarty, 130 Allen St, Nesquehoning, will become the bride of Carl Krex, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krex, 229 Delaware Palmerton. at 8 a.m. today at the Sacred Heart1 Church, Palmerton.

The bride will be given in marriage by her brother, Charles. Mrs. George Malik, sister of the bride, will be matron of honor. Thomas Krex. brother of the bridegroom, will be best man.

Miss Fegarty attended Nesquehoning schools and is employed by Rosenau Lansford. Krex graduated from Palmerton High School and the Hemphill School in New York. He spent four years in the Navy and is employed as a mechanic at the Bethlehem Steel Co. Following a reception at the Palmerton American Legion Home, the couple will take a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. Pythian Sisters Name Miss Florence Kern Grand Honor Guard Miss Florence Kern, 513 Mahoning Lehighton, was elected grand honor guard of the Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters at a Grand Session Wednesday in Pittsburgh.

The session, a convention, was held from Tuesday to Thursday. Miss Kern traveled to Pittsburgh with club members from Slating-ton. She is the daughter of Sallie Kern. Lehighton. and treasurer of the Dames of Switzerland Temple 47, Lehighton.

Lansford High Selects Pair of Baton Twirlers. Two Lansford High School pils were selected as baton twirlers for the school band by Chester fctineman. director of music. Miss Ann Hajcak. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Hajcak. 335 E. Water Lansford. and a senior pupil, was one of the girls selected.

The other girl is a member of the Junior class. Miss Frances Bnnkos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brinkoe. 209 W.

Water St, Lansford. Majorette for the band will be Mitt Georgine Ambrose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ambrose, 435 W. Patterson Lansford.

Miss Ambrose is a senior pupil and was last year's majorette. Reunion Arranged The Class of 1945 of St. Ann's High School, Lansford, will hold lis first reunion on Saturday, Sept. 1. at the Summit Hill Rod and Cun Club.

The affair will begin at 6:30 m. John J. Crieff, Nesquehoning, Is class president. Deaths tMltll Soshta at N.Kuehontrit A tit 'J2 FUDral rrKt hf i.Kmf 3W W. Coal 61., ai 3 am Saturday, Aug 31 rtujirm ai a m.

ai Si. Mary t.trrt Church. Kiuhontr, In- until lima of funeral. Kaiia-toMt aar p. cour.

Jot Oauaghr. MOLil Joaph, audtonljr at bl uta 1 iaw ium. UrMuthuMti, Wtdnetdar. Aug. 33 Fwixrai at ri noma a mm.i Aug U.

11, ua rquta high1 ai 14 a IB Our Lartr ot Mount; iwai iburttk. tw Coiumooi Imr- G4 ul Ha C.Oi.wrT, hw Viu lhurur vcir. aaul ul (ir.4. Jomoa a. Buiik.

ttrUa.u.1 Cam A. Au a- r.rr aon. Om W(a, i 1 utai 2am ilonca at ol ftrr and 3auutr. Vf, fit V' if Hunt. W.

Lan! Tm R' A Klein- a at ana nvffl i to ib1 I C.nwiery, Ta- Vnini uci-t nooa luiut i.tit. fc.il A. business in Big Creek on Wednes day. Albert Johnson and children, Robert, Kathryn and Kathleen of Palmerton, were Big CreeK visi tors on Tuesday night. Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Christman visited the Preston Beers family at Trachsville. PARRYVILLE Mrs. Charles Wentz Sr. and Mrs.

Ethan Rehrig and daughter, Julia, scent a day in Allentown. Miss Mary Hertley transacted business in Mauch Chunk. Mr-, and Mrs. John Ferko, weiss- Dort. visited Mrs.

Edna Mover Mrs. Paul Rehnz and daucnters of Bowmanstown. spent a day with her mother. Mrs. Meriaia Strang Mr.

and Mrs. Elwood FraDie visited their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Koenig and son at Pine Run. Miss Kathleen Blose, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Blose, Le highton. today is observing her first birthday anniversary. The WSCS of Parryville Method ist Church held a covered dish supper on Tuesday night on the church lawn. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Wentz and daughters. Dianne. Sandra and Linda, Bowmanstown, visited the formers parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Wentz. NESQUEHONING Theodore Andreosky, Navy, sta tioned at Bainbridge, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Micn-ael Andreosky, W.

High St. The Rev. and Mrs. Thornton Lobb- returned to their home on W. Center St, after vacationing in Baltimore.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davik, of Philadelphia, returned to their home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bazik.

Coal St. The Rev. G. H. G.

Rowland, of Sharon Hill, a former pastor of the Methodist Church, Nesquehon ing. visited friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hager ana family, Hauto, visited relatives in Binghampton, I.

Y. Cpl. Francis Krajcir, son of Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Krajcir, Hauto, is spending a 30-day furlough with his parents. He is stationed with the Field Artillery Unit in Fort Ord, Calif.

a Mr. and Mrs. John Penbeflh and daughter, Susan, W. Mill returned after vacationing in the New England States and Canada. William Hydro.

New Brunswick, N. weekended with his mother, Mrs. Mary Hydro, w. catawissa St Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Newton, Philadelphia, are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Newton E. Catawissa St. Miss Mary Celucci, Reading, is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Dominic Celucci, W. Garibaldi Ave. BOWMANSTOWN Misses Barbara and Betty Green, Nelson Green, Miss Alice Bowman and Miss Nancy rarber spent Friday in Atlantic City. Mrs.

Matthew Nicholas, fuller- ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. James Davis yesterday. Mrs. ranklin Menuzzi ana son, Peter, are vacationing with rela tives in Philadelphia.

Miss Pearl Worcester, Los An geles, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Kenrig ana lanu- iy, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kisuer, ington, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Hunsicker. PALMERTON and family, Columbia vacationed at Preachers Camp. John Krex. Joseph Lendvay ana Geza Holczman, all of town, accompanied by Joel Kline, Allen-town, spent a day at the Berk-Le- bigh Country Club, Reading.

Richard Senass, Army is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Francis Serfass. Mr. and Ms. R.

C. Miller, La fayette visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Reading. Mr.

and Mrs. David Engler and family, Philadelphia, called on relatives in town. Elmer Valo, Philadelphia Athletics, spent a day with bis wife and family on Lafayette Ave. Mrs. Thomas Goodrich and daughter.

Joan, of Delaware are visiting Mrs. Goodrich's broth er-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. George Curran, Bridgeport, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. John Posta ana family. Perth Amboy, N. are spending a vacation witn the le- foil Hrusovsky family on Prince ton Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. John Stribula, of Denver, are visiting local relatives and friends. Stribula is attending Oklahoma A College Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Cyr, of Resident Park, are vacationing at Martha's Vineyard, Mass. LANSFORD Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chaballa and son, Paul, Elizabeth, N. visited Mr.

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