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stomach ulcers? If so. pamper
them by stopping at S:?Y
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"Jupiter's Darling"
Esther Williams and Howard Keel
also
"Ricochet Romance"
STARTS SUNDAY:
Six Bridges
To Cross
Tony Curtis and Piper Laurie
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Four Guns
To the Border
Rory Calhoun and Coieen Miller
STARTS WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2
MOUR'S CAFE real soon. You
can always depend on SEY
MOUR'S for top quality sizzling
steaks, and their chicken-in-the
rough is always terrific. Any
time before 9:00 p.m. minors are
cordially invited to chow-down
in SEYMOUR'S beautiful Rivi
era Room. Whether you prefer
eating in the main dining room
or the Riviera Room, you'll find
the food is always tops at SEY
MOURS . . . open daily and Sun
day 'til midnight.
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The next time you drive out
the McKenzie highway, be sftre
you stop at THE DRIFTWOOD
They have a complete menu of
really great foods. Stop in and
enjoy any one of their delicious
dinners. Here's a sly tip. If you
like fried ..prawns, you can't go
wrong at THE DRIFTWOOD.
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Relax and live it up after to
night's Oregon-O.S.C. game. Why
not take the best girl dancing?
Bop on down to the Osburn
Hotel's Colonial Room. The Col
onial Room now features the
JAMES RUTH CORINNE
STEWART ROMAN CALVET
m. Challenging the Klondike's snow,
and sin, and greed!
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West of the Zanzibar
Anthony Steil and Sheila Sim
A J. Arthur Rank production in technicolor
Welcome to Hamburger Heaven
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After the game ...
- in
Hamburger Heaven
1224 Willamette Street Phone 3-1041
NOW OPEN
Home
™ Cooked
Foods
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Distinctive,
Leisurely
Dining!
DINNERS SERVED
EVERY DAY 5:30 ON
SUNDAYS, 12:30 ON.
AFTERNOON
TEA
2-4 o'clock every day,
featuring sandwiches,
salads, homemade
bread, desert, tea,
and coffee.
THIS WEEKEND DINE WITH ATMOSPHERE*
A fine old home redecorated to resemble a Paris Cafe . . . fireplace and
special subdued lighting. And, wait till yoo taste the delicious home
cooked steak, ham, chicken, and turkey!
CARDINAL HOUSE
315 EAST 13th AVENUE ACROSS F#OM SHISLER'S PHONE 3-5211
Private Dining Room Open for Your Convenience
Fraternities and Sororities Invited to Make Reservations
swinging music of Harry Doug
las on the "88s," Before coming
to Eugene. Harry was employed
by Amato's in Portland.
Why not go continental? The
CLUB CROSSTOWN features
the best in continental foods.
French, Russian, and Italian din
ners are their specialties. The
CLUB CROSSTOWN is located
two blocks east of the Big Y
Market on Highway 99. Try
i their delicious pizza.
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Say-hey! It's the DEL REY
CAFE for home-style dinners
that satisfy. The DF.L REY is
under new management. Your
host will be Stanley Roberts. The
Wesley Will Show
Movie of Founder
The motion picture. "John
Wesley,” life story of the founder
1 of the Methodist church, will be
shown at Wesley foundation this
Sunday at 4. 6 and 8 p.m., ac
cording to Ken Petersen, director
at Wesley.
The public is invited to see
the new, feature-length film,
which portrays for the first time
on the screen, the character of
John Wesley, 18th century evan
igelist and educator. The film is
in the new Eastman color and
was produced by the Radio and
film commission of the Meth
odist church in( cooperation with
j. Arthur Rank.
Wesley's rescue at the age of
5 from a burning house at the
beginning of the film forecasts
the dramatic and eventful life of
the English clergyman depicted
throughout the rest of the movie.
The slight-statured clergyman
who thought his venture in Am
erica. as a missionary to the In
dians of the Georgia colony, was
a failure found it was the kind
of failure which opened the door
to the discovery of the religious
security, Wesley had been seek
ing and later led to the found
ing of Methodism.
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West Point Military academy
opened July 4, 1802 with 10 ca
dets. It has been a military post
since January 20, 1778.
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ten, uiut you cun always enjoy
their fresh pastry, baked tlally in
their own kitchen. Our thirsty,
of-age, friends will enjoy talking
to Jake in the beautiful Park*
siile Cocktail Lounge the at
mosphere is the greatest.
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You can't beat Foo's for fine
Chinese food. Once more, Foo's
I features American dishes, and
I specializes in orders to take out.
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| Films Listed
By Theaters
Playing at the HeiUg this
| weekend is the MGM musical
extra vagan/.:*, "Jupiter’s Darl
j mg." starring Howard Keel and
Ksther Williams.
Sunday will mark the begln
| ning of the run for “Six Bridges
| to Cross." starring Tony Curtis
and Piper Laurie and "Four
Guns to the Border." starring
Kory Calhoun and Colcen Miller.
Drive-In Films Listed
For Drive-In fans, the Eugene
Drive-In theater is offering
"Athena,' and "Duel in the Sun."
Friday and Saturday. Beginning
Sunday are "A Star is Born,"
and "White Mane."
At the North End Drive-In
will be "Lucky Me," and "They
Hode West.”
Grace Kelly Stars
William Holden and Grace Kel
ly star in “The Bridges of Toko
Ki,” playing this weekend at the
MacDonald, along with “Unholy
Four,” which stars Paulette God
dard.
Ugetsu' Now Playing
At the Mayflower is the Japa
nese award-winner. "Ugetsu.”
which ends Saturday. "The Far
ring of Madame D," a J. Arthur
Rank production, opens Sunday.
"White Christmas" opens Wed
nesday at the Mayflower.
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UGETSU Earring of Madame D
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Starts Wednesday, March 2
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Lounge.
Weekday Show 7:00
SUNDAY SHOW 5:00
Phone 5-7354
STARTS WEDNESDAY
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