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13-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Orel, Frl, Sept. 21, '56 Jnde IT Vh i- a u T J SO PER SPECIAL VALUES; ('"PORTED' Gi::GiiAf.is : PLAIDS CHECKS . STRIPES ? OA yd. RES. 5 9c WASHABLE CREASE-RESISTANT ' ' COLORFUL COLORS NEW!. iiir.latchsficlc Cafe Curtains And Drapes i 3Cx33 $TI39 f til 3x34 $079 i Drzps . All Other Popular ; SIzm In Stock . : Seta:! Girl MESSES . ; FAMOUS CALEY, LORD FABRICS... GAT PUIDS .. COMBED COTTONS .." .RESIST WRINKLING H$3.S3 Sixes 7-14 DRAPERY I FADRICS Worth $1 Yard .'MUSTROUS COTTONS ECORATOR COLORS 45" "WIDE REG, 7.9t :?-v i DRASTICALLY .reduced vV v Fashion Dept.-Main Floor " REG. 69 ISIS NYLONS ! FIRST QUAIiTY-SI-iS U Single Pair 5Se " " Imported 3-Speed . Slurmey-Archer i r Ual a v,L . I'ind tnj Foot Brake v.( J t 't Addition Made to . , ' ". f "' . '1 r . ' ' '" . - life of Riley' Cast By EVX STARK HOLLYWOOD STARR RE PORT "JXml bother me with lb (acts, my head' made up Is lust one of the -- Rileyisins that Ths Riley' r 1 star stays hii warmhearted telf, the public will never get tired of teeing him. t r Om of the ttera roles the writ era of "Rllee" have act far them. f V ..- selves while seenlnc 1e their fr mat ef nsmereae family sltaatleaa b never te ' offend the Innocent er fratlrnte the tateUlgeat. The entire family can relax and kaaw that these "reveltln' develop ments" will agala centlaae te be fnddle Riley end amaaa as. ' STARRDUST j ELVIS PRES LEY almost caused a riot at the preview of William Wyler's "Friendly Persuasion" the other night, The film atari Gary Cooper. Dorothy McGuire. and in troduces young Anthony Perkins and 11-year-old , Richard Eyer. The latter two '" youngsters are definite star material. The local press surrounded Presley for his autograph for their youngsters, they explained. Elvis-said he'd come to hear the music of Dimitri Tiomkin and catch his competi tion Pat Boone, singing the title song. ,,t .,, ....,; ,., The Manager ef the Beverly WU&hlre Hotel, where "Elvis the Petals" la . alasta. tM aaa a this season by popular demand Jl!" klla rW lar will put more comedy and humor King t into the family situations. They Ji! . I--, . Tf'. ! 'TTTv " iUN FVwaa -. ; f, Bill teUa aae there wffl alse be sequeaces la which the Rltry.aad Cillitrs via a vaeatiea ta Hawaii. At preiieat. plaai call tar the en tire cast te- make the trip te the toad ef the urfbeard aae the piaeapple te tonal laete episodes, been extremely busy in all media dui ing the past year, "Battle Stations" , for Co lumbia. Two dramas for "Good year Playhouse," one for "Senilis Playhouse and one for. "Ford Theater," were just a few of bis assignments. .And the coming sea son his schedult is Just as fuH. As long as this mirth-provoking makes Lilt of one of our fa vorite comedy shows. Yes, we ll r bear It again this sea oo. Good old Chester A. Riley and his entire clan with a new -addition, a granddaughter, are ready to start their fifth season on TV. Chester (William Bendixr and his wife Peg (Marjorit Reynolds) tell me it will be very Interesting series (at though it hasn't always been) thit year. . . : Married daughter Babt (Lugene Sanders) will present them with a newborn daughter, so Riley will have to attend baby care- classes.5 No doubt he will graduate Baby uun uuae. Kiiey, transferred to , another aircraft plant, - will give the viewers a change of scenery. The retura of the next- door neighbors, ihe Gillitct (Turn 1) Andrea and Gloria Blondell), KOAC, 550 k.c OAC (rrtear): M aat-Tha Ncwi and Waatntr: kiptclatiy ror women; n:u-4umnw ttiory ml ii:aa tm L-onecrt Han: II Tti New and Wtithar: U:ll a.i noon i arm nour; t.N Melody but; l:M-Proudly W( Hail' J.tO-Mao-DonaM'i Antholofy ' Memory Book of Musk: Orcaon Rcoorb rr; l-.lt Uuik ol tha Maatcn; 4:aa Tna Aln( m Europa; 4:lV-On the upotai; : mwi commentary; S:ftrhUdrcn-i Theater: : Dr. Tim. Detective; !: Let There Be Llhl: :ta The News and Weather t:it Broadway Melody; :) Gueet star; e:w Lnnner Mualc: T.-am win dow on the World; - :1S Evening Farm Hour; a.-et-rarnt Institute; a Mualc That Bndurea: t:ttThe Mewa aoA Weather; le:e Sifn Oft KVAL TV. VUF 13 KCOSNI: KVAL-TT, CHANNEL (F-riear): U:e Queen ror A Day; U:tt Modem Koinancea: I f Cora. edy Time: . 1 J Buutatand; t ee MaUnee Tneater: J:J Space Sold re; 4:1 ten (Chapter 131: S:4t Little Theat re it i a ract; :ja tig ro up: t:45 The Newi: S:M Spnrta Headline!; 1:44 Weather Report: t:ee Cavalcade ef Spoilt present 10-round featherweieht bout between Mteuel Berrios and Ike Chetnut; t:4t Sports Album; I:e Crunch and Dee; I:J4 Let's Ce riahing; I:4S Sportsman's Club: l:st Susie; 1:10 Crossroads tars Hush Marlowe In "Dif or Die, Bertha Hvde"; t:s Mayor of the Town; :ls Hlfhwiy Patrol: It: The Powerland Story; lt:lS Little Theatre; It: J Tomorrow's Head lines: It:4t The. Movies -presents "Niprht Beat", an Knglish mystery tarrint Anne Criwford. Maxwell Reed and Ronald Howard. . . : e- lFor health's sake, make sure In questions of health, there's no," place , for r delays or doubts. Be sure your doc tor'! prescription :JsT filled promptly, Kcurately, al- CAPITAL ; DRUG STORE v,'aV 405 State St. ' 4 ; , r 617 Chtmtkete Wit Give Z-fC Greea SUmps aae atnveti at I a.m. atv tUU areaad at a.m. A call te Presley't salte breaght aim dawn aae be flady obliged each teenager. No ; shrieks er clothes tnipplag, but one pretty blonde Insisted ea kitting the kanJ that played the (altar. Elvia at embarrassed. A few months ago, wara the young "rock V rvller""layed the New Frontier In Las Vegas, hit explanation te. nit of bis bampt and grinds was "I have te feel my song or I ennt ting. It's Jntt the wny some people feet re II (lea. I feel happy; ad apUftet! when I'm staging and I cant help bat let aatare take lit cowrse." weUxtbafs what the maa said! - i Dee Jay's TV report: Eddie Fisher in the music publishing business (Ramrod Music Publish-, ers) will come out with a new album from his RKO picture "Bunole of Joy," as yet unre leased. Album, called "Bundle of Joy; has the tunes and lyrics composed by the Oscar-winning team of Joe Myrow and Mac Gor don ... U Peggy Lee signs with Capitol sgain (she's now with Decca) it will be because most of her "solid hits were waxed while under contract' there four years ago. Major recording com panies have "talent scouts on the road, here and abroad looking for new singers, new sounds and new talent. If you have IT you have a better chance of being dis covered by staying home and ap pearing in little night clubs and Little Theatre productions than if you come knocking on the agents' doors in New York or Hollywood. Lena Bane returns te Holly wood Sept. M from the Olympia Theatre la Paris for her new Vic tor albam. Shell do four tele vision abowt this year and bat a month's engagement at the Sandt beginning Oct. SI. Sands Impre sario, Jack ' Entratter, tayt the httera greatest attractions are Frank Siaatra aad Lena Heme. Incidentally, Gordy MacEae. who la the catunl type bat mutt wenr formal nttire : on "Lax Video Theater" thow. thit year, bat compromised aad It wearing Sy Devor'a new type "casual formal" created especially for Mr. Mao Rae. Could start a new fnd-like Bermuda tberts. All men need It hut a little encouragement from their wlvet er best gala aad they caa threw that stiff collar away forever and be comfortable. Won der If Walter Winched will wear a hat when he heett-emcees hit new "Variety Hour" on NBC Oct. S? t - r-v f TWICE . TOLD TELEGAGS Hear .the networks are still look in", for producers. Young men with 30 years' experience . . . Money is a wonderful thing. A dollar nowadays will buy quar ter's worth of anything . . . Hear there's a new show 'called "Stop the Money" on which they are giving away music. (Copyright 19S, General Features Corp.) MIEY'S You can do better on a ' budget, especially during ty STORE HOURS: MONDAYS And FRIDAYS 9!30 A. M.To9P. M. OTHER DAYS 9:30 A. M. - 5:30 P. 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