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WALDER’S
ASSOCIATED STATION
694 East 11 th Ave.
OLD TIME
DANCE
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
W. 0. W. HALL
8th & Lincoln
Vera McAdams Orchestra
Support The
EMERALDS
Movie Schedule
FIRST RUN FILMS
HEILIG, Fri., Sat., Blackboard Jungle,
3:10, 6:50, 10:30; Happy time, 1:30,
5:15, 8:55.
Starts Sun., Tight Spot, 2:50, 6:15,
9:40; All Ashore, 1 :30, 4 :50. 8:15.
McUONALD, Fri.. Sat.. Escape to Bur
ma. 3 :20, 7 :05, 10:50; Prince of Play
ers, 1 :25, 5 :10, 8:55.
Starts Sun., Run for Cover, 1, 4:10,
7:20. 10:30; Devil Girl from Mars, 2:40,
5:55, 9:05.
MaitlOWER, Runs through Tues.,
Bread, Love f»’vl Dreams
SECOND RUN FILMS
FIRS, Fri., Sat., Adventures of Robin
Crusoe, 7:00, 10:13; Yellow Tomahawk,
8 :50.
Starts Sun., Demetrius and the Gladia
tors, 5, 8:25; The Golden Mask, 7,
10:21.
LANE. Kri., Sat.. Sun., Ricochet Ro
mance. Four Guns to the Border.
McKENZIE, Kri., Sat., Haggi Habba, Six
Bridges to Cross.
Starts Sun., Caimvn Jones, Seminoles
Uprising.
REX. Kri., Sat..Hell’s Island. 1 :55, 4:55,
7:55, 10:50; Slurder is My Beat, 12:30,
3 :30. 6:30, 9:30.
Starts Sun., Mr. Hulot’s Holiday, Tony
Draws a tiorse.
VARSITY. Fri., Sat., Siin., Garden of
Eden, Sleeping Tiger.
DRIVE-IN THEATERS
(Show starts at dusk)
CASCADE DRIVE-IN (Springfield) Fri..
Sat., Sun., Bengal Brigade, Lone Gun.
EUGENE DRIVE-IN. Fri.. Sat., Strang
er on Horseback, The Little Kidnap
pers.
Starts Sun., River of No Return, Tim
MOTOR-VU DRIVE-IN (Springfield),
Fri.. Sat., The Raid. About Mrs. l^eslie.
Starts Sun., The Miami Story, Three
Ring Circus.
NORTH-END DRIVE-IN. Fri.. Sat..
The Violent Men. Bamboo Prison.
Starts Sun., Human Jungle, Bob Math
ias Story._
Doors Open at 12:45
Held Over
MUST END TUES., MAY 24
“BLACKBOARD
JUNGLE”
-And
"THE HAPPY TIME"
The New Management of the former MANDARIN Restau
rant, under the ownership of Mr. Leslie Tsou, invites you to
A visit them and enjoy . . .
• Delicious CHINESE Dishes
• Good AMERICAN Cookie
• Fine Foods in a Homely Atmosphere
• Catering Service # Banquet Service
When you have a rendezvous with good food
make it with
LESLIE'S
fe MANDARIN RESTAURANT
The Home of Good Food on the Campus Edge
3 1249 Alder Phone 3-6234
SWIM NOW
Daily—Noon to 11 p.m.
and Sunday all summer long
New 30' Water Slide
BENTON LANE POOL
Hiway 99W 4 Mi. N. Junction City Phone 8-2836
OPEN
5:30 P.M
DAILY
I CARDINAL I
HOUSE
315 EAST
13th AVENUE
SUNDAY
12:30 P.M.
ON
5 ^J^louAe <2)i
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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 Ross
Eimrald RaoorUr
With the aid of a torn print
dress Gina Loliobrigida romps
through the hilarious film,
"Bread, Love and Dreams," now
at the Mayflower. This Italian
film tells the laughable story
of a middle-aged and dignified
police marshal who becomes en
tangled with a fiery woman (Lol
lol in love with a handsome
but bashful young rustic on his
force.
The cliche must be used to
describe this movie which is not
only "radiantly charming" and
"aglow with sunny humor," but
if also "a light and delightful
screen experience.”
Featured at the McDonald Fri
day and Saturday is "Prince of
Players." The subject of the
film is Edwin Booth, the great
19th century Shakespearean act
j or.
Booth Drama Here
Booth came from a family of
actors, his best-known relative
being his brother John Wilkes
Booth, who killed Abraham Lin
coln. The English actor, Richard
Burton, plays Booth, and his
father is played by Raymond
Massey. The Shakespearean se
quences were staged by Eva Le
Gallian. Barbara Stanwyck and
others "Escape to Burma” in the
co-feature.
Juvenile delinquency is still
running rampant at the Heilig
where "Blackboard Jungle" has
been held over until Saturday.
There are several second run
films of special interest playing
this weekend, including the Var
sity’s showing of "Garden of
Eder." and "Sleeping Tiger.” The
Garden of Eden is a strange
place where everyone walks
around with his back to the
camera. Especially good is the
Shakespearean sequence, and
the theme song, "Let’s Go Sun
ning,” is memorable.
"Carmen Jones” opens Satur
day at the McKenzie. With ar.
all-Negro cast, including Dorothy
Dandridge and Pearl Bailey, the
modernized version of the opera.
"Carmen,” blazes across the
screen.
English P'ilm Back
One of the most charming pic
tures made in a long time is
“The Little Kidnappers” playing
Friday and Saturday at the Eu
gene Drive-In. This English film
warmly tells the adventures of
two orphaned boys sent to live
. with their stern Canadian grand
parents.
The brothers, delightfully
played by Gene Anderson and
Duncan McCrea, earn the name
of “the little kidnappers” when
they decide that if they cannot
have a dog they will get the
second best thing.
If anyone is interested he can
find out “About Mrs. Leslie”
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NOW THRU TUES., MAY 24
Europe's Bigest Sex Bomb
In An All-Out Explosion!
GINA
LOLLOBRIGIDA
"BREAD, LOVE
AND DREAMS"
It Is Earthy, Sexy,
And Funny!
Starts Wed., May 25—
BING CROSBY
GRACF KELLY
"The Country Girl"
at the Motor-Vu Drive-In Fri- j
day and Saturday.
"The Adventures of Robinson j
Crusoe" are being relived once
again Friday and Saturday at
the Firs.
If Delta Zeta is Interested In
how "Hiver of No Return" is
sung they should see Marilyn
Monroe in "River of No Return",
which opens Sunday at the Eu
gene Drive-r. Co-featured with
'Tune Criers' Appear
A1 Piluso's Night Club
Currently at Piluso’s are "The
Tune Criers." The shows, which
begin at 10:30 p.m. and 1 a.m.
feature this male trio in comic
j routine numbers and record
; pantomimes, as well as singing.
“The Sons of the Golden
West," open Monday at the
night club. Enthusiasts of west
; ern music should be on hand at
either the 10:30 or l.
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"Our Town," a classic of
American drama, Is being clone
by Springfield High school Fri
day evening. Thornton Wilder's
Incomparable play, which depicts
life In a small American town,
never grows tiresome.
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