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n Straiajr, Mijr Si, 1M1 Classical Ballet Program Featuring Eugene Girl X iwwvwaiw.i 5- i-" V ' ' j ,. 1 '-SV7'i 1 SHERRI OTT To Dnnce Monday -p At COLLEGE CONCERT the hungry STARRING . At U of 0 ERB MEMORIAL UNION Tuesday, May 23 Two Shows 7 p.m., 9 p.m. ., 2.00 Adult' reserved; 11.50 Student reserved ' S1.S0 Adult; 91.00 Student ENDS TONIGHT! DOQRS OPEN M-AS k FEATURE TIMES, 1:00 3:55 6:55 9:55 ' TOMORROW ONLY! Mm Monday, May 22 ' MaUnM 1:30 -Evening 7:30 Roaular Pticai ADULTS 1.01 , Students .15 Sherri Ott TOMORROW ONLY! YfartDisnflVls i4S r 1 I raMHlV-intiBll-nni'iHlK MAOCMY AWARD WINNER! legfater-finard, Engene, Oregon sherri ott of Eugene will be featured in a program of class!- cal ballet, character and modern iazz dancing Monday on the stage ol jsugene s ileillg Theatre. Two performances of the ballet program, "Concert for Sherri," and the accompanying movie, "Song Without End" have been scheduled. A matinee will begin at 1:30 p.m., the evening perform ance at 7:30. ! Other students who will dance are: Sue Siegenthalcr, Dona Har grove, Roberta Bostick, , Zedra Mortimer, Jane Bosse', Linda Bowles, Michelle Byan, Susan Bartels, Donna Hazlltt, Cynthia Johnson and Barbara Briscoe. Miss Ott is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Ott, 10 Skyline Park Loop, Eugene. i STAN WILSON ARA MOORE . WICK & BRAND JAZZ TRIO 1 "CONCERT SHERRI, S Ballet and Jan .Variation! Choreographed by Zelda Mortimer . Full Length Movl , DIRK BOGARDE "Song without End" Academy Award Winner lor But Musical Score 'Tickets Now Available J , Ends Saturday i Mabwtt tnmbbjd tgrhead -.a flywn www and FlUBBER ADULTS $100 Children Free WE a 'Exodus' Tells Story of Jews Going 'Home' The violent beginnings of mod em-day - Isreal are portrayed in the film' adaptation of Leon urus: novel, Exodus, opening Wednesday at the Fox Theatre. Opening scenes in the movie are set in Cyprus, where a large number of European Jews, who nope to reacn Palestine, are in terned by the British. Israel has not yet been partitioned, and there has been no decision made on what to do with the many refugees without a country, In order to draw attention to the plight of these refugees, young man played by Paul Newman organizes the escape of freighter-load of refugees, The plight of these refugees, their fate,1 the romances that de velop and the building of a new homeland are featured through out the movie. AUTHENTIC PICTURES , Starring in the film are, in ad dition to Newman, Eva Marie Saint, Lee J. Cobb, Ralph Rich ardson, Peter Lawford, Sal Miheo and Jill- Haworth. Authentic pictures of Germany under the Niza regime are fea tured in "Mem Kampf, now playing at the McDonald Theatre The movie is co-featured with "Terror of tho Tongs." - Three different programs are scheduled for the Heilig Theatre this week. "Pepe, with Cantin- flas in the featured role and 35 top motion picture stars in va riety spots, will close Sunday. On stage Monday will be a bal let program, "Concert for Sher ri, and a much -lauded movie from past seasons, "Song With out End," starring Dirk Bor- garde. He is the English star who recently has begun to rise in American popularity polls. FILMED IN OREGON Ring of Fire," the movie filmed in the logging community of Vernonia, in Oregon, will open Tuesday. David Jensen and Joyce Taylor star. The movie is co-featured with "And the Decks Ran Red." . , "The Immoral Mrs. Teas," an adult comedy, will open Friday at the Mayflower. Ending Sunday is a movie of the' famous Scopes "monkey" trial In Dayton, Tenn., Inherit the ' Wind." Spencer Tracy, Frederic March and Gene Kelly stars". "Cinderfella," Jerry Lewis' I spoof of the classic fairy tale, is now playing at the ' Norm jsnoi Drive In with."Under Ten Flags." Feature Times SUNDAY i : (Subject to Change) 'FOX Sanctuary, 1, 4:05, 7:15, 10:20. The Long Rope, 3:50, 5:55, 9:05. HEILIO Pepe, 1, 3:55, 6:55, 9:55. MCDONALD Meln Kampf, 1:05, 4:50, 8:35, Terror of the Tonga, 3:10, 8:55, 10:30. . ' MeKGNZIE (Springfield) Island of Loat Women. 1:30, 4:50, 8. 'Atlantis the Lost Continent, 3:15, 8:30 9:30. MAYFLOWER Inherit the Wind, 30, Short Subject, 8. - r , Valley (junction city) visit to a Small Planet, 7:15, 10. Circus Stars, 8:45. MOTOR VU DRIVE IN Atomic Submarine, 7:30. All the Fine Young Cannibals, 9:05. NORTH END DRIVE IN Cinder fella, 7:45, 11:10. Under Ten Flaga, :33. VISTA DRIVE IN (Junction City) The Tall Stranger, 7:40, 10:15, Hold That Hypnotist, s:os. MONDAY (Subject to Change). FOX Sanctuary, 13:40, 3:50. 7, 10:10. The Long Rope, 3:30, 5:40, 8:50. HEILIG Concert for Sherri and Song Without End, 1:30, 7:30. . MCDONALD Meln Kampf, 1:05, 4:50, 8:35. Terror of the Tongs, 3:10, 0:55, 10:30. . McKENZIR (Springfield) Island of Lost Women, 7:30. Atlantis the Lost Continent, 9. ' MAYFLOWER Inherit the Wind, b:su. snort subject, e. VALLEY (Junction City) Visit to a small Planet, 7:15, 10. Circus Stars, 8:45. MOTOR VU DRIVE IN Atomic Submarine, 7:30. All the Fine Young cannibals, :l5. .- NORTH END DRIVE IN Cinder fella, 7:45, 11:10. Under Ten Flags, 9:38. aoroa-vu ooive-ta Ttlisse d f t to o TONIGHT Sea PLUS 17 WOOD WAGNER A mil i an Arc woogcnow FrTJlTJQIiliU !i II yl,trftVTrnH'UJ j l $Mii 'George It 1 KOHNER 'HAMILTON I J 'i't TRAINING FOR TERROR Young Sol Mineo, center, cast as a hard-bitten refugee in Israel, undergoes a tough indoctrination ceremony lor a terrorist organization in this scene from "Exodus," opening at the Fox Theatre Wednesday. Paul Newman,, Peter Lawford, Eva Marie Saint and Jill Haworth also star. ADA MOORE . Fenlured Singer ' ' 'College Concert' Tuesday at UO A performer who is said to be both a fine vocalist and a good musician is Ada Moore, featured entertainer with The hungry College Concert." . . . She is probably best known for her lead role in "House of Flow ers," where, she was first an un derstudy for Pearl Bailey. With Stan Wilson, Wick & Brand, and . a jazz trio, ' Miss Moore will be heard Tuesday night on the University of Ore gon campus. These entertainers will give two shows in the ball room of the Student Union, at 7 and 9 p.m. Tickets are now on sale at the main desk in the Stu dent Union. Prices are $2.00 for adult reserved; $1.50 for student reserved; $1.50 for adult general admission; and $1.00 for student general admission. Construction to Start JERUSALEM Wl Construction of the "Shrine of the Book" to house the seven Dead Sea scrolls and other precious manuscripts is expected to begin next month on Museum Hill in Israeli-held western Jerusalem. 43 (SI THE TRUTH ABOUT TEMPLE DRAKE... HER SIN AND HER REDEMPTION! JH6 swem eegujceo JMS, jWOJ VJttEAT" Em Vwiaw SMCTUARYj LEE REM1CR. -WES MONTAND BBADFORD DIILMAN 'THE LONG Co-Hit: ADDED SHORT: "ALGONQUIN HOLIDAY" This Week- At Local Movie Theaters FOX Playing through Tuesday, "Sanctuary" and "The Long Rope." Starting Wednesday, "Exodus." HEILIG Ending Sunday. "Pepe." Monday, "Concert for Sherri," on the theater's stage, and "Song Without Fnd" on the screen. Starting Tuesday, "Ring of Fire" and "The Decks Ran Red." MCDONALD Playing this week "Meln Kampf" and "Terror of the Tongs." MAYFLOWER Ending Sunday, "Inherit the Wind" and short sub jects. Starting Friday, "The Immor al Mr. Teas" and short subjects. VALLtii (junction inty) Bnauig Sunday, "Visit : to a small Planet" and "Circus Stars." Starting Friday, "G. I." MOTOR VU DRIVE IN Starting Sunday and playing through Tues day, "Atomic Submarine" and "All the Fine Young Cannibals." Starting Wednesday, "Battle of Outer .space" and "Hell to Eternity." Honor Medal Winner Dennis Lynn Forbess of Nyssa, is the 1961 winner of the Honor Medal -for the top graduating chemistry student at the Univer sity of Oregon. The medal is awarded by the Western Chapter of the American Institute of Chemists to the top senior chem istry student at selected colleges in the region. TCTrLTHI31 AUTHENTIC FILMS! SHOCKING! IS THE TERRIFYING RISE AND RUIN OF HITLER'S REICH! PLUS STARTS TODAY! The story of the governor's daughter... her Creole . lover. Candy.. .and the woman who laid down her life to save ' them all! ROPE" HuA1.nMHr,r NORTH END DRIVE IN Playing thla week "Cinderfella" and "Under Ten Flags." VISTA DRIVE IN (Junction City) Ending Sunday. "The Tall stranger" and "Hold That Hypnotist." Wediiea- aay only, "lfs a Dog's Life" and "The Seventh Cavalry." . Starting Friday. "Ten Tall Men" and "My Sister tneen. JOHN WAYNE ALAMO' "the man in the dog suit" directed iy Gene HerJocter PLAYING MAY 24, 25, 26, 27, 30 & 31 JUNE 1, 2 & 3 Box Office Open 25 dallr - For reservations Call DI 47751 THE VERY LITTLE THEATRE 2350 Hilyard St. STARTS WEDNESDAY!!! "THE DRAMA AND THE PASSION OF ONE OF THE EPIC EVENTS OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY!" LIFE MAGAZINE LIMITED ENGAGEMENT ONLY Second Phase Of Hearing Set SALEM (UPI) The second half of a hearing on the forma tion of Pacific Telephone North west as a corporation separate from Pacific Telephone and Tele graph Co. of California will be held here May 26. Public Utility Commissioner Jonel Hill said the hearing will start at 9 a.m., PST, in the Public Service Building. At an earlier hearing April .21 F. M. Mitchell, general manager for the company's Oregon opera tions, said the proposed split would not affect rates in Oregon. Hill said witnesses would be questioned May 26 concerning proposed financing for the new company. Monday, May 22 MaUnM 1:30 Evening 7:30 Regular Price Sherri Ot( NOW SHOWING JERRY LEWIS BRINGS A THOUSAND YEARS OF STORY-TELLING FUN TO SPARKLING NEW LIFE ON THR SCREEN AS m I'M -Vi. - Js -s TECHNICOLOR ANNA MARIA AlBERGHETTI JUDITH ANDERSON ED WYNN 2nd FEATURE A MIAMOUNT TDTTO PREIV PAUL NEWMANEVA MARIE SAINT RALPH RICHARDSON PETER LAWFORD LEE J.COBBSAL MINEO JOHN DEREK JILL HAWORTH- nam.' n aw u.vm . wma awm atuA it ft -.nil FNns TONIGHT JERRY LEWIS In ' "Visit to a Small Planet" also TinCUS STARS" ENDS TONIGHT Open 730 Show 8:00 SPENCER TRACT IN "INHERIT the WIND" 00 ENDS TONIGHT JOEL McCREA In "The Tall Stranger" also "Hold That Hypnotist" CONCERT for SHERRI on ttaq "; ,.H-3llrt and Jem vanationa Chorgographed by ZeUa Mortimer Full Length Movie DIRK BOGARDE "Sotifl without End Academy Award Winnor r for Best Musical Score ricfcefs Now AvalaW HEILIG . THEATRE IVEII1 THEATRE UNDER TEN FLAGS VANHEHW CHARLES LAUGHTON mitMMSIOSCEOT IHEAil J I j COUNT BASIS I nil hit. 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