Sundoy & Monday
"THE JAZZ SINGER" starring
Denny Thamai and Peggy Let,
Hut Linda Darnell la "ISLAND
OF DESIRE"
Ends Tonight
"CATTLE QUEEN OF MONTA
NA" and "UNTAMED WOMEN"
ELK S
Dance to the Music of
DICK STRAYER
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
IN THE LOUNGE
Dance from 9 pm to 1 am
Enjoy dinner in the dining room
this evening. Delicious food at
reasonabla prices.
FOR ALL ELKS
AND THEIR GUESTS
TONIGHT:
"WHITE
FEATHER"
plus
"DIAMOND
UINEmaScOPC I
RICHARD MAGGIE JOHN
BURTON McNAMARA DEREK
Raymond MASSEY . Charles BICKFORO Elizabeth SOURS
and on tht tamt
LOADS OF
HILARIOUS BEST!
I icJr SvV wl4unit that's
f V
If wf
Local News
In Restaurs Mr. and Mrs.
George Stocking are visiting
friends in Roseburg. The Stock
ings now live in Alameda, Calif.
Lesve Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Boucock and son, Bill, and twin
daughters, Carole and Carolene,
of Victoria, B.C., spent the last
two days visiting the former's
brother and sisterinlaw, Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Boucock, in Yoncalla,
and his nephew, Verdun Boucock,
and family, in Roseburg. The
Boucocks formerly resided in
Roseburg and later in Yoncalla
before going to Victoria. Bill just
completed his freshman year at
University at Vancouver, where
he is an honor student.
Return Horn Mrs. Paul Ged
des and four daughters, Carole,
Paula, Sarah and Debra, are mov
ing back at their home on East
Lar Street, Sunday following a
stay in Salem during the Legis
lature session. Mrs. Geddes acted
as secretary to her husband, Sen.
Paul Geddes, , who returned here
earlier in the week. The Geddes'
eldest daughter, Gayle, remained
here during their absence as she
is a student at senior high school.
Mrs. Geddes is spending this week
in Palm Desert and will stop in
Los Angeles to visit her brother.
Sunday-Mon-Tue!
Gates Open 6:30
COMPLETE SHOW starts at DUSK
ON THE BIG
SCREEN
, . . the curse of
MURDER . . .
' th.
whisper of
MADNESS
A Great
Story Comes
to ',
Thrilling Life!
I DELUXE
program
LAUGHS
smoiomoGHArAs&
KRTJR 1490 u
Radio ' HUviiicn programs llotoet Mow ere
furnish' by th rtspeictiva stations. This -pFt
is net ftp owsihe far variatlems fro tk
programs as lleteel.
Remaining Hours Ttiiy
00 Musical Matinee
:30 Chuck Gouge
:30 Music
Frank Goal. Newi CBS
35 Allan Jackson. Newt CBS
:00 Stan Kenton Show
:15 World of Sports .
30 DUk Derby CBS
:00 Two For The Money CBS
:30 Melodic Impressions
;:00 Gunsmoke CBS
:30 Northwest News Summary
:35 Musical Interlude
:45 Forward March
:0O Wrestling Parade
i:30 Recorded Hits
:2S News Nitecapa
:30 Sign OK
SUNDAY, MAT 39, MM
1:00 Dr. Chaa. Fuller
9:00 Methodist Men's Hour
9:30 Robert Trout. News CBS
9:35 Morning Melodies
11:00 Church Servtcea '
12:00 N. Y. Philharmonic CBS
1:30 World News
1:43 Musical Interlude
1:55 Robert Trout, News CBS
2:00 Gospel Messenger
2:30 Treasury Show CBS
3:45 Phil Norman CBS
J:00 Gems of Melody
3.,0-Amoj 'N Andy CBS
4:00 Our Miss Brooks CBS
4:30 CBS Newsroom Sunday Desk
CBS 5:00 Rudy Vallee Show CBS
l!00 World of Sports
0:13 Musical Interlude
0:25 Northwest News Summary
6:30 The Whistler CUi
0:33 Sunday News Feature CBS
7:00 Roseburg Speedway Races
7:30 My Little Margie CBS
0:00 Date With The Stars
0:30 Jack Benny CBS
9:00 Democratic Legislature Report
9:30 Organ Serenade
10:00 Congressman Ellsworth Reporte
10:15 Concert on the Potomac
10:30 Radio Juke Box
11:00 Record Hits
11:25 News Nitecap
11:30 Sign Off
MONDAY, MAY S3, 1955
6-0O Coffee Club Capers
30 News & Coffee Club
Way of Life
Morning Melodies
7:30 Frank Go;s, News CBS
7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS
8:00 Wendy Warren & News CBS
8:13 Horn's Party Time
0:25 Northwest Highlights
8:30 Helen Trent CBS
8:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS
9:15 Ma Perkins CBS
9:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS
9.4.3 Man About Town
10:00 Second Mrs. Burton CBS
10:15 Perry Mason CBS
10:30 Nora Drake CBS
10:45 Brighter Day CBS
11:00 In the Groove
11:13 Make Up Your Mind CBS
11:30 Local News
11:40 TV Preview
11:45 Housa Party CBS
12:00 World News
12:15 Man On The Street
12:30 Arthur Godfrey CBS
2:00 Women's News Desk CBS
2:05 Let's Look at the Weather
2:10 This I Believe
2:15 Aunt Mary CBS
2:30 Musical Matinee
2:45 Trading Post
3:00 Bill Baldwin Show
Patterson Signs Bill
Affecting Sex Offenders
SALEM Wl A bill permitting
judges to give life sentences to
habitual sex offenders against chil
dren was signed into law this week
by Gov. Paul Patterson.
Such persons would have their
records reviewed Dy psycmairists
every two years. They would Be re
leased when considered cured.
The governor also signed the bill
creating a commission to plan a
centennial or world's fair for Ore
gon s 100th anniversary of state
hood in 1959.
ENDS SUNDAY
GATES OPEN 6:30
TAKE
THE HIGH
GROUND
RICHARD WIDMARK
KARL MALOEN
COLOR
2nd All-Action Hit
THE
OUTLAW
STALLION
Filmed in Technicolor
A GOOD FAMILY SHOW
BRING THE KIDS
1240 v?. KRXL?
Remaining Hours Ttday
4:15 Frank Hcminfwiy MBS
4:30 John's Curve
9:00 Story Teller
5:30 Music
5:40 Great Moments in Sport
5:45 Muilcal CockUil
6:00 Western Caravan
6:30 Oklahoma Moonshiners
7:00 S porta Spotltftht
7:15 LoRger'i Weather
7:20 McKay News
7:25 Music
7:30 Joe Powell
8:00 Hawaii Calls MBS
8 :30 Lombard ol and M Bfl
9:00 Newt MBS
9:15 Navy Show
9:20 Dance Time
10:00 Country Jamboree MBI
10:30 Mu Ileal Party Line
U:00 Tomorrow's Headlines
11:05 Musical Party Line
11:30 Sim Off
SUNDAY, MAT St, IMS
7:30 Pentecostal Churen or Ge4
8:00 Winxs of Healing MBS
8:30 Back To God Hour MBS
9:00 Radio Bible Class MBS
9:30 Vole of Prophecy MBS
10:00 News MBS
10:15 Christian Science Heats MBS
10:30 City Market Jamboree
10:43 Music
11:00 Open House
11:30 Frank and Ernest MBS -
11:45 Record Pets of the Week
12:00 Lett Go To Town
12:15 For Those Who Gave Meet
12:30 Mid-Day News
12:41 Eddy Howard '
1:00 Family Theater MBI
1:30 Nick Carter MBS
2:00 Rin Tin Tin MBS
2:30 The Masquerader MBS
3:00 Public Prosecutor MBS
3:30 Bob Consodine MBS
3:45 Music t
4:00 Tops In Pops
4:30 Music
5:00 Music For Sunday
5:15 Gospel Tabernacle Chunk
5:30 Lutheran Hour MBS ,
6:00 Global Frontiers MBS
6:13 Music
6:30 Guy Lombardo MBS
7:00 Sport Spotlight
7:15 Logger's Weather
7:20 McKay News
7:25 Music " .
7:30 Evening; Gospel Hqsjr
8:30 State of the Nation MBS
9:00 News MBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
9:30 Here's To Veterans
9:45 Behind the Iron Curtain MBS
10:00 Hour Of Decision MBS
10:30 Dance Time
11:00 Tomorrow's Headline
11:05 Dance Tim
11:30 Sign Off
MONDAY, MAY r.i, IBM, ,
640 sign Oa
6:01 Harry's Ey-Oper
:. TO County Agent
6 40 Weather Report
6:45 Johnny Lee Will
7:00 Frank Hemingway MBS
7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS
7:45 Local New
7:50 Feed Bag
a:00-Cllff Ingle MBS
8:15 Music
6:29 Holland Ingle MBS
6:36 Bibl Institute MBS
40 City Market Jamboree
9:15 Capitol Commentary MBS
9:20 Farm Bureau Exchange
9:30 Garden Guide
9:45 Musical Merry-go-Round
10:00 Newspaper Of Th Ale MBS
10:1 5 TeUo-Test MBS
10:30 House Party
10:55 Stork Club
11:00 Florida Calling MBS
11:25 Sam Hay MBS
11:30 Queen For A Day MBS
12:00 Roving Reporter
12:15 Mid-Day News .
12:30 Greet Your Ns4jt.ee
12:45 Market Report . . ,. .
12:50 Sporta Lineup ,
12:55 Musie
1:00 Game of the Day MBS
2:55 Camel Scoreboard MBS
3:00 Western Roundup
3:15 Music
3:2.1 Sam Haven MBS
,1:30 Behind the Story MBS
1 : 45 Tel lo-Teet MB S
KVAL - TV
CSANM1X II. IDOIHB
SATURDAY, MAY 31, I95S
4:00 Eastside Kids
5:00 Stars of the Western Range
6:00 Walt's Workshop
6:30 Soecial Feature tt
7:00 Mickey Rooney Show
7:30 Soldier Parade ,
8:00 Imogene Coca
8:30 Famous Playhouse
9:00 George Gobel
9:30 Your Hit Parade
10:00 Request Playhoune
SUNDAY, MAY , I9.H
3:30 Spectacular ("Promenade")
5:00 Meet the Press
5:30 Star-Maker Talent Show
A: 00 People Are Funny
6:30 It's Common Sene
7:00 Surprise Theatre
7:30 All-Star Theatre
8:00 Beak The Bank
8:30 Life with Elizabth
9:00 Frankie. Laine
9:30 Sunday Showtime
Movie Showtime
SATURDAY, MAY 31
INDIAN "On the Waterfront." 3 25.
7:ZS, JI:M; -from Here to Eternity,"
1:23, fM. MO.
STAR "Mississippi Gambler." 100.
4 1, :M. 10 .H; "Stranger Wore a
Gun." 1:111, 0:00. 20.
STARLITK DRIVE-IN "White Feath
er." B:07, 11:40. "Diamond Wltard,"
10:10.
PINK DRIVE.IN "Take the Huh
Ground." 7:34, 11:00; "Outlaw Stal
lion," 8 45,
SI NDAt, MAY Tl, IMS
INDIAN 'Battle Cry," 100, 3 51,
6:45,-9:40.
STAR "Red Ball repress." 1:00.
4-25, 7:31. 1113; "world In His
Arms." 2.25. 5:30. 0:18.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN - "The Detec.
ttve. 8:07, 11:37; "Prince of flay
ers." :30.
PINE DIVE-IN "Telle the Hieh
Ground." 7.34, 11 00; "Outlaw Stal
lion," 0:45.
TONITE
THE
INK
Continuous
JOE SMALL-Pianist
DUKE JOHNSON-Comedian, Bass
Moke reservations eorly! Pick up your
tickets at Melody Inn. Phone OS 2-9100
MELODY INN
Top 0' The Hill ot Winston
KOIN - TV
CI ANN EL 6 POBTLAMS
SUNDAY. MAY t. MM
10:00 Sunday TV Theatre
11:00 Lamp Unto My Feet
11:30 Lets Take A Trip
12:00 Now and Then
12:30 Lone Ranger
i:uu American wee.
1:30Advenlure
2:00 Fighting Devil Dogs
2:30 Sunday Armchair Theatre
4:00 Sunday Lucy Show
.30 Annie Oakley
5 00 You Are Ther
5:30 Lassie
6:00 Private Secretary
630 What's My Line
7 00 Toast of the Town
8:00 G. E. Theatre
8:30 Stage Seven
9:00 Appointment With Adventure
9:30 This U Your Music
10:00 Sunday News Special
10:15 John Kiernan's Kaleidoscope
10:30 First Bun Theatre
MONDAY, MAY S3, 1(155
8:20 Wews Hilites
3:25 Mr. Weatherman
8:30 Arthur Godfrey Tim
9:30 Welcome Traveler
10:00 It's Fun To Redur
10:15 Valiant Lady
lo::iu Link letter s Houseparty
11:00 Big Payoff
11:30 Bob Crosbv Show
12:00 Brighter Day
12:15 Love Of Life
12::.0 On Your Account
1:00 Garry Moore Show
1:30 The Inner Flame
1:45 Road Of Life
2 00 Robert Q. Lewis
"2:30 Strike It Rich
3:00 KOIN Kitchen
3:30 Search For Tomorrow
3 45 Guiding Light
4:00 -Armchair Theatr
4:30 Mr. Moon
4:45 Cartoon Time
5:00 Red Dunning Show
5:30 Doug Edwards News
5: 15 Perry Co mo Show
fl-00 Mr. Weatherman
6:03 Sportsccne
6:10 News Parade
6:15 Linkletter St Kids
6:30 Rin Tin Tin
7:00 Burns it Allen
7:30 Science Fiction Theatre
8:00 I Love Lucy
8:30 December Bride
9:00 Life Of Riley
9:30 Studio 57
10:00 studio One
11:00 City Desk
115 Showtime on Six
KBES - TV
CHANNEL a. Mint-OKS)
SATI RDAV. M.W el. 10.W
9:45 Pre-Ciame Diuy Dean Show
9:53 Pro Baseball
2:50 Devotions
3:00 Mr. Wi74rd
3::i0 Hobby Parade
4:00 Faith For Today '
4:30 Western Theater ,
5:30 Soldier Parade
6:00 Professional Father
fi:30 Melody Wranglers
7:00 Jackie Gleason
8:00 Bin Picture
8:30 Singing Padre
8:15 Hep. II Ellsworth
B:0O So This Is Hollywood
9:30 Break The Bank
10:00 Wrestling From Hollywood
luuo News
10:35 Sign ft
SI'NDAV. HI AT 21, lfl.la
2:00 The Christophers
2:30 American Forum
3:00 Jackson County PBC. Health
3:30 This is the Life
4:00 So. Orcg. Roundtable
4:30 Sunday Matinee
. 5:30 Hollywood Album
5:45 Sunday Supplement
6!00 Private Secretary
6:30 People Are Funny
7:00 Toast of the Town
8:00 G. E. Theater
8:30 It's A Great Life
9:00 Loretta Young
9:30 Weekly News In Review
9:45 Modes In Maple & Fashion
10:00 Life With Father
10:30 Music Box In Review
10:35 News
10:40 Sign Off
OR. 1-6133
ENDS TONIGHT
Mississippi Gambler
also
Stranger Wore A Gun
SUN-MON-TUES
Continuous Sun. from 12:45
They Drove The
Most Dangerous
Road In The World
Jeff Chandler
Alex Nicol
Judith Braun
Charles Drake '
Terrific In
THE
RED BALL
EXPRESS
New Adventure
Sweeps The Screen
THE WORLD
IN HIS ARMS
In Wonderful
TECHNICOLOR
Starring
GREGORY PECK
ANN RIYTH
& SUN
SPOTS
Entertainment!
r
Community News Items
Will Visit Her Expected to
arrive this weekend from Ilwaco,
Wash., are Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Carlson, who will visit for a time
with their daughter, Mrs. Bob Sul
livan, and family, and with their
son, Lloyd Carlson, and family.
. Go To Portland Dr. and Mrs.
Clifford E. Babbitt, Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Roberts and Dr. and Mrs,
Byron Woodruff of Roseburg drove
to Portland today to attend the
musical play, "Pajama Game."
They will return to their homes
tomorrow.
Sunday & Monday
"ON THE
WATERFRONT
Marlon Brando
pro
"THE GOLDEN
MISTRESS"
Ends Tonight
"Duel In The Sun"
ond
''Fire Over Africa"
SUNDAY...
Continuous Sunday
5fcSAND HIS
REVENGE ON SUE
Ski had to get even
with Sue -if it took
every dame in town !
n
The scorchingly personal story
of loves and longings when
the battle is far away. . , f
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CinemaScoPE:
WarnerColor-Stereophonic Sound
IIIHlMIIMIffli
' IiSiIllE(llIi
IllHIIflS
LAST TIMES TONIGHT:
"ON THE WATERFRONT"
plus "FROM HERE TO ETERNITY"
Sat, May 21, 1955 Tr,.
Co To Tournament Mr. and.
Mrs. Kenneth ' Bushcy, Verdun
Boucock, Johnny Anderson and
Hal Zuroher of Roseburg left to
day for Albany where the men
will bowl in the tournament. They
will be joined there by Bob Hagc
dorn, former Roseburg resident,
who now resides near Portland.
L
PICTURES
SUN! MON! TUES!
thru WED! '
from 12:45
tDamiB AND HIS PROMISE 70
KTH...ND HIS FLING WITH ElAlNE
Smoky patio -empty bottles -and the
closer Elaine drew Danny to her, the
farther from home - and Kathy - he got !
ivj'fc feArt-y.Mef Jrv vVgWAW a. . M eMHHMHMBeisaielM,
News-Review Rouburf, Ort. S
Go To Tournament '' Mrs .'
James Hughes, Mrs. H. C. Steacna
and Mrs. R. 0. Bridget, of the
Rosoburg Country Club, went- to
Klamath Falls Wednesday and
Thursday participated in the Wil.
lamette Valley Southern Oregon
iiou Association tournament.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
''Rocky'1 MARCIANO
vs.
Don COCKEIL
FIGHT
1;;
VVl
.&m(3flrANDTHE
trouble of Patricia
'Marry me!' Andy said
arid only then did
Pat tell him about it!
r v
THE SHAME OF RAE
Hodge knew everything II
about Rae-except what II
kind she really was... I
1
toot! en It f ottr Ire- tforiDt
If C K. CKtto CO 'n-k
JOAN GREENWOOD