Lancers Will Appear
At Piluso s Nightclub
The Lancers, a popular male
quartet who have made record
ings for Capitol, will be featured
at Piluao’s starting today. The
first show is at 10:30 p.m. and
the second show starts at 1 a.m.
... For an unique dining experi
ence the place to go is The
Esquire, across from the Post
Office on Willamette street. Open
all week from 11 to 11 The
Esquire excels in quality food
such as the incomparable Esquire
Special Sandwich, cream pies,
and salads.
There is an atmosphere of dig
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nity and good taste in The
Esquire's lunch room, dining
room, and bar ... Foo’s restau
rant announces the opening of
Foo's Den, a cocktail lounge with
distinctive atmosphere ...
Woody’s Drive In on West
6th is featuring a new kind of
sandwich called “The Craburger,”
which sounds interesting... Al
ways enjoyable is Leslie’s New
Mandarin, which features fine
American and Chinese foods.
Tickets Available
For Theater Play
Tickets are still available for
weekend performances of "Ar
thur,” currently playing at Uni
versity Theater.
Ferenc Molnar’s comedy, di
rected by Daniel Krempel, in
structor in speech, plays tonight
artd Saturday, and Wednesday
through Saturday next week.
Denice Kenyon heads the cast
as the sophisticated divorcee
whose hand and large fortune
is sought by many suitors. Her
father, played by Darell Keeney,
creates “Arthur,” the ideal hus
band. This invention saves her,
and results in lots of comedy.
SWIM NOW
Daily—Noon to 11 p.m.
and Sunday all summer loflg
New 30' Water Slide
BENTON LANE POOL
Hiway 99W 4 Mi. N. Junction City Phone 8*2836
To All Lovers of Good Food
L E S L I E'S Mandarin Restaurant,
located at the site of the former
MANDARIN Restaurant, is a
completely new restaurant.
LESLIE'S invite you to admire
its new interior decoration
while dining on our de
licious Chinese and fj
American dishes.
Mandarin
Restaurant
"The Home of Good Food on the Campus Edge"
1249 Alder Phone 3-6234
LESLIE'S
OPEN
5:30 P.M
DAILY
CARDINAL
315 EAST
13th AVENUE
SUNDAY
12:30 P.M.
ON
^JdouAe eJt)cince ^Jime
again this weekend!
Make a real evening of it. Bring your date in for a
wonderful home-cooked dinner.
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.
•Weekend Entertainment*
By Bob Rom
Emerald Reporter
There is entertainment for
everyone in Eugene this weekend.
The lover of the theater at its
best will find "East of Eden"
satisfying, which is playing for
the last time tonight at the Mc
Donald. “The subject is the only
one man has ever used as his
theme—the permanent war be
tween good and evil" John Stein
beck wrote concerning his novel,
upon which this powerful film is
based. The movie version deals
only with the last part of the
novel; however, it manages to
catch the novel's infinite variety
of life and clearly sets forth
Steinbeck's theme.
Guinness Comedy
Alec Guinness, admirers should
be present at the Mayflower Sun
day to see "The Detective.” Joan
Greenwood appears opposite
Guinness in this witty and brisk
comedy filmed in France and
England.
For anyone who has been long
ing to be in prison the Heilig is
offering a vicarious experience
in the form of a shocking double
bill starting Sunday—"Women's
Prison” and "Cell 2455, Death
Row.” “Women’s Prison" reveals
the real raw truth about man
smuggling inside the prison for
women. The story of a major
criminal, how he got that way,
what he did and what he must
do, comprise the material of
“Cell 2455, Death Row."
New Western
Opening Saturday at the Mc
Donald is a new western, "A
Strange Lady in Town." For
some peculiar reason Rork (Dana
Andrews) wants to run the
strange lady (Greer GarsonI out
of town. However, the question
the eugenc
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he cannot even get her out of
his mind?" The movie answers
this important and timely ques
tion.
If this Is not western enough,
the McKenzie Is offering "Four
Guns to the Border," the Firs
is showing "Bad Day at Block
Hock" and "Born to the Saddle,"
and "The Law vs Billy the Kid"
may be seen at the Motor-Vu
Drive-In, all on Friday and Sat
urday.
Eugene is offering three plays
this weekend in case anyone is
Movie Schedule
STAGE:
EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL. Fri , The
Heiress, 7 30. Sat.. The Heite**. 8 00.
UNIVERSITY THEATER. Arthur. « no
VERY LITTLE THEATER. My Three
Angel*. #15.
FIRST RUN FILMS:
HEILIG. Fri., Sal.. The luioter*. 1 15.
-J, 7 :J4, 10:47; Cult u( the Cobit,
3 :0l. u 09. 9 25.
Start* Sun.. Women'* Prison ami (‘ell
2455, Death Row.
MCDONALD. Fn. East of Eden. ! :««),
4.25, 7:50. 11:10; Dial Re«l O. 3.05.
6:30. 10:00.
Sal., Strange I.ady in Town, 2:55, 6 50.
10 .45; Sleeping Tiger, 1 00. 5 03, 9 00
Sun., Strange Flatly in Town, 2 :40, 6 10.
10:10; Sleeping Tiger, I 00. 4 45. # 10
MAY FLOWER. Fri, Sat.. The GU*
Slipper. 7:30, 9:40
Start* Sunday, The Detective
SECOND RUN FILMS:
FIRS. Fri., Sat . Had Day at Black Rock.
7:00. 10:00; Horn to the Saddle, 8:50.
Starts Sun., No Business Like Show
Hu*me%*, 5:00. 8:40; Challenge of the
Wild
LANE. Fri., Sat . Sun., Naked Alibi.
Sabrma.
McKENZIE, Fri., Sat.. Many River a to
Cross, Four Cun* to the Bonier
Start* Sun . Hit the Deck. Pa*«ion.
REX. Fri., Sat.. Big Combo, I 45. 4 15,
7'25. 10 15; High Sh irty, 12 15, 3-25,
6:13. 9:05. 1 1.55.
Start* Sun., Twelve o’Clock High, I 00,
5:25, 9:30; Titanic. 3:40, 7 4'
VARSITY. Fri., Sat.. Sun.. Race for Life.
Thunder Pa**.
DRIVE IN THEATERS
(Show starts at dusk )
CASCADE DRIVE IN (Springfield*—
Fri., Nat.. Sun . Steel i.ad>. ‘I hem
EUGENE DRIVE IN Fn.. Sat . Sign of
the Pagan. Gcfmeve.
Starr* Sun.. Many River* to Cross, Roar
ing 1 irnl*er.
MOTOR VU DRIVE-IN. (Springfield).
Fri . Sat., The I.aw vs. Hilly The Kid,
Drive a Crooked Mile
Start* Sun., The Came Mutiny, Saracen
Blade
NORTH END DRIVE-IN. Fri.. Sat.,
Sun.. Timber Jack (f»r*t run). The
Shanghai Story.
bom! with the movie*. Deser ibed
a* lacking a plot and abounding
in witty dialogue, "Arthur” con
tinue* It* performance* in the
University Arena Theater. An
other comedy, "My Three An
gel*." cornccrnlng the exploit*
of three convict* in a French pe
nnl colony, i* still playing at the
Very Little Theater.
Rugen# high nehoot ha* dis
tinguished itself In the field of
high school dramatic* by some
creditable production* in the past
Their latest play is "The Hcire. *’•
produced by the Thespian* in the
school's Little Theater. Thi* Is
the first time the Broadway suc
cess has bc<*n produced locally.
Flaying Kridny and Saturday
nights, it tells the tragic story
of a girl whose life in dominated
by her demanding father.
KRAD EMERALD WANT ADM
OLD TIME
DANCE
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
W. 0. W. HALL
8th & Lincoln
Vera McAdams Orchestra
Support The
EMERALDS
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TONITE AND SATURDAY:
Th** I notorc' wi,h PORY CALHOUN
1 1 LUUiei5 JULIA ADAMS
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STARTS SUNDAY:
'Cell 2455 Death Row'
HILARIOUS BEST!
•in a rollicking
whodunit that's
laugh-packed!
By G. K. Chettorlon * COIUmiia
JOAN GREENWOOD