Theaters Offer Weekend Entertainment
By Bob Ross
Emerald Reporter
Lovers of the frontier will find
ample entertainment in Eugene
theaters this weekend.
“Man Without a Star" is cur
rently at the Heilig with Kirk
Douglas playing the part of an
unfortaunate man, who wanders
all over the West because he
hates barbed wire.
However, he stops off for a
while on a ranch owned by Jean
ne Crain, who is busily import
ing thousands of steers, as well
as a bad man (Richard Boone)
who giggles when he shoots.
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EMERALDS
uoici-iusting men, anotner tea
ture of the West', may be found
in the co-feature "The Yellow
Mountain."
More Westerns On
James Cagney, who has not
made a western for many years,
is back as an ex-convict who has
become sheriff of a cow town in
“Run for Cover," opening Sun
day at the McDonald. Cagney is
interested in a homeless boy
(John Derek), who reminds him
of his son, Derek, in turn, is
interested in a girl (Viveca Lind
fors), who does not remind him
of anyone.
The show has action as well as
fatherly interest and romance as
the town bank is robbed by hood
lums who are chased by Cagney,
Derek, and others. The second
feature is “Hobson's Choice.”
The Eugene Drive-In is show
ing a version of the modern West
in "Bad Day at Black Rock” Fri
day and Saturday. Spencer Tra
cy, in this interesting film, de
cides to spend a day in Black
Rock which turns out to be quite
a day. Two more westerns, "Two
Guns and a Badge" at the Rex
and "They Rode West" at the
Motor-Vu Drive-In, are also be
ing offered this weekend.
There are also somC films
playing in the Eugene area about
people who live in cities rather
than on cattle ranches and wear
suits instead of levis.
Oscar Winner Playing
The academy award winner
“The Caine Mutiny” starts Sun
day at the North End Drive-In.
“A Star is Bom,” which almost)
Your Date Deserves the Best . . .
Be she, wife or sweetheart, she deserves the best on her
night with you. She will appreciate a delicious dinner in
• your enchanting company.
At Leslie's we try to help you give her the best in good
dining—both Chinese and American. You will dine amidst
soft lights and good music.
She will love you for bringing her to
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1249 Alder Phone 3-6234
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Saturday Nite Before the House Dance.
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tino'S
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You'll enjoy your house
dance Saturday night so
much more if you take your
date out to dinner first.
fl Have dinner at the Cardinal
I House, so conveniently lo
cated to campus, where
you'll have the best home
cooked food money can buy
. . . where dining is leisure
ly and distinctive.
Dinners are server every day from 5:30 on.
Sundays, 12:30 on.
Also
Stop in for
• Afternoon tea 2-4 o'clock every afternoon.
• Our LEISURE HOUR from 8 to 11 p.m. Coffee and dessert
will be served, flavored by casual entertainment-relaxing
fun for all.
CARDINAL HOUSE
315 EAST 13th AVENUE ACROSS FROM SHISLER'S PHONE 3-5211
Private Dining Room Open For Your Convenience
Groups Are Invited to Make Reservations for Dinners After 8 P.M.
got Judy Garland the academy
award, is baik at the Mayflower
for the weekend.
Playing at the McKenzie Fri
day and Saturday is "Battle
Cry," an excellent picture about
the marines in World War II.
"Battle Cry" is not so much con
cerned with the battle field as It
Movie Schedule
FIRST-RUN FILMS:
HEILIG, Fri., Sat., Sun.. Man Without
a Star. 1:15, 4:25, 7:25, 10:50; Yellow
Mountain, 3:00, 6:15, 9:JO.
McDonald. Fri., Lon* J'*hn Silver,
2:40, 6:00, 9:20; Hunters of the Deep,
1 :20, 4 :4Q, 8 :00. Sat.. Long John Silver,
1 :00, 4:20. 7:40, 11 :00, Hunter* of the
Deep, 3:00, 6:20, 9:40, Start* Sun.. Run
For Cover, 3:00, 6:50, 10:30; llub«un'i
Choice. 1 :00, 4 :45, 8 :J0.
SECOND-RUN FILMS:
FIRS. Fri., Sat.. Green Fire. 7:00. 10:30;
Hiding Shotgun, 8:30. Start* Sun., !>c*
iree, 5:00, 8:30; Maytimc in Mayfair
6:45, 10:15.
LANE, Fri., Sat., Sun., Man With a Mil
lion. Bengal Brigade.
McKENZIE, Fri.. Sat., Battle Cry; Start*'
Sun., Phffft, Bamboo Prison.
MAYFLOWER. Fri., Sat , Star 1* Born.
7:0p, 9 :55. Start* Sun., Camille.
REX, Fri., Sat., Big Hou*e l*. S. A.. 1 :50,
4 :45, 7:40. 10 30; Two Gun* and a
Badge. 12:30, 3:25, 9:15. Sun., Big House
V. S. A.. 2:20, 5:05, 7:50, 10:20; Two
Gun* and a Badge, 1:00, 3:45, 6:30,
9:10.
VARSITY (Springfield), Fri., Sat., Sun.,
Below the Sahara, No Time for Flower*.
DRIVE-IN THEATERS—
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CASCADETDRIVE-IN (Springfield) Fri.,
Sat., Sun., Magnificent Ob*e**ioti, My
Crazy Heart.
EUGENE DRIVE-IN. Fri., Sat.. Bad
Day at Black Rock, Kichochet Romance.
Start* Sun., The Egg and I, New York
Confidential.
MOTOR VUE DRIVE IN (Springfield).
Fri., Sat., They K»>de West, Black
Knight. Start* Sun., New Face*, Be
trayed.
NORTH END DRIVE IN, Fri., Sat..
Desiree. Three Hour* to Kill. Start* Sun.,
Caine Mutiny, Prisoner of the Ca*bah.
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is with the emotional conflicts,
of men and women who find their
lives disrupted by war.
Described as a "two handker
chief show,” "Magnificent Ob
session" will be on the screen .
at the Cascade Drive-In this
weekend. Even though the movie
is somewhat on the sentimental
side, it is good entertainment. i
Mark Twain's story "Man With
a Million" starring Gregory Peck
is playing at the Lane this week
end.
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Ph.4-9311 Doors open 12:45
Showing thru Tuesday
Man Without a Star'
Kirk Douglas — Joanne Crain — Claire Trevor
Also
The Yellow Mountain'
Lex Barker — Mala Powers — Howard Duff
Starts Wednesday
'TEN WANTED MEN' Randolph Scott
and
'CONFIDENTIAL CONNIE'
STARTS
SUNDAY
GARBO
IS BACK
The wonderful series of magazine
articles on Garbo started a nation
wide demand to see her on the
screen again 1
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uy special arrangement with M-U-M we are honored
to present the most fabulous personality of our time
in her greatest romance 1
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co-starring
ROBERT TAYLOR
AN M-G-M MASTERPIECE REPRINT
Doors Open at 1:45 Sunday — 6:45 Week Days
TONITE AND SATURDAY
'A Star Is Born' with Judy Garland
James Mason