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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1954)
PAGE TWO ktlw me Kj PIT Friday Evening, September 24 00 Amoi 'N' Andy CBS 6:29 News CBS 6 30 Godfrey Difeit CBS 7:00 Douglas Edwards CBS 1 .03 Mr. Keen CBS 7::iO The I.one Ranitrr ABC 7:55 Lei Griffith ABC B::tO Mr. & Mrs. North TBS 1:30 Lowed Thomas CBS Klamath Foils, Oregon ! AMERICAN CHINESE Foods ot Iheir bestf Ben 6. Lee Mgr. Ik 6494 For Orders To Toka 01 Ahoy there, HAVEN can again bo heard in thit area KCNO dial 570 8:30 A.M. TUESDAYS THURSDAYS SATURDAYS Klamath Furniture Co. Take Advantage of These Home Fashion Time Specials and . . . BE PROUD OF YOUR HOME When you say "Come In" j&r if Lf? Specially Priced For This Event! For a something-old, something-new ' look, Special Price bock its soft Provincial lines with droperics M f f, C ( In o modern print . . , this Revere Coloniol I J version is o beouly, perfectly proportioned. Complete with six comfortable Hitchcock Table and ehoi, Six Chairs Other Specially Priced Sets Your choice of three Pioneer American sets specially priced. Pick the siie that suits your needs and budget. If you enjoy pleasant warmth and friendly quaintness, here indeed is the set for you. Simple beauty and practical use fulness in grand Salem Maple finish. Drop Leaf Table and 4 Chain . ..eg 40" Wide and Opens to 60" V ?iMP,.L.eaf 'eni'"n Table and 6 Chairs." 1 Oft50 42" Wide and Opens to 72" 7Y Drop Leaf Extension Table and 6 Chairs. lie) 50 Toble Opens to 8 ft ImSj Attend Our OPEN HOUSE Tomorrow fc3 COUPON To: KLAMATH FURNITURE CO. 221 Main St. This is my registration for your Home Fashion Time home fumi.hi , ro dc given away 5at riAMt STREET town tan v lYir.-- $100 IN FREE PRIZES Be lure to bring in this coupon before noon tomorrow. Nothing to buy end no need to be present to win. Come in end help us celebrate HOME FASHION TIME. Budget Terms Free Delivery Klamath uniaitune Co 221 Main Sr. (Radio Jjag 8:45 Tenncue Ernie CBS 9:00 Sammy Kaye A.HC 9:2.1 ABC Late News ABC D M The World We Liv. in ABC 10:00 10 p.m. Headlines 10:13 Bill Sterns ABC 10::t0 Kilocycle Ktub 11:00 S Off News Summary li;05 Sim Off KFXW 1450 Ko PHT Saturday, September 25 i 00 Early Bird News I.OS Alarm Clork Club 0 45 Ride the Bus 6:33 Music 7:00 News-RkUt Edition 7:13 Charlie's Rounoup 7:30 rrank Gom CBS 7:43 Coffee Time ABC 8:00 Weekend Newscut ARC 8 03 No School Itfdav ABC 9 30 Space Patrol ABC 10:00 Robert Q. Lewis SPRUCE UPI Finish your landscaping this fall. Remove your over-Urge shade trees. Phone 5502 for appointment at your home, MALIN NURSERY Shipmates we re OF back! REST Revere Colonial Sept. 25th. .r.r..'.r.r.'. Ja - M Ph. 5353 or 5339 11:00 Slari over Hollywood CBS 11:30 St. Lou i Melodies CBS 11:43 Guest Star 12.00 Noon Edition Newt 12:13 You Were There 12:3ft Trean ry Show CBS 100 Music 1:13 OSC vi Idaho ABC 4:00 Matin Brief. 4:10 Snin Willi Wynne 3:00 City Hospital 52.1 (;alen Drake CBS 5:30 Today's Sport. Hifh.ifhU 5:45 rrank Con CBS 5:.15 Hometown Ntv-a 00 Let's Pretend CBS fi ZQ Join the Navy 6 45 Words of Ufe 7:00 Two for Ihe Money TBS 7:30 Chsrlit's BcdUma Storlei 7:55 News ABC 8:00 Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar CBS 6:00 News ABC 0:05 Gridiron Victory Danes ABC iOM 10 p.m. Headlines 10:15 Gridiron Victory Dance ABC i::tO New ABC 10:: Kilocycle Kluh 11:00 Sim Off News Summary 11:03 Sim Off KFJI 1151 He. P8T Friday Eveninjr, September 21 6:00 Gubriel Heater MBS 1 6:15 Kveninjt Local News . fl 23 Hollywood HihIijrliU Bi'JO Virgil Pinkley MBS 6:45 Sam Hae DLBS fc:35 UjII Henry MBS I 7:ffl Pelican - Rr'dn Football . . 0:00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 0:13 Hporu Krort 0-73 Tfmr--r T.iIm , 030 Red Skelton lC:00Mutual Ncwsree! MBS lf:J s-i.-idjl-'e of Midnight 11:00 Sinn Off KFJI U5I Ke. PST Saturday, September 25 5 00 Basin Headlines 5:05 Sunrise Serenade 5:30 Kirst Regional 9: '"5 Sunrise Serenade 6:00 Sunrise Edilion Local - 6:10 Sunrise Serenade 6:30 I'ewe Slidham 0:45 Fair f arm Roundup 7:00 Frank Hemingway News DLBS 7 II Breakfast Gang KM 7 3 Today's Beet Buys 7:45 Morning Local and Regional 7:55 Music 100 Beit ea Record S:15 Melodic Interlude 6:20 mrnuure Fair H:23 Public Service : 8.30 Breakfast Gang DLBS I 8:45 Hied Car Market I t tO Best on Record :1S Tips Trom the Town Shoe ! 8:30 Puhllc Service : 0:33 Social Security Program 8 45 Music of Manhattan 10.00 Ten O'CIock News j 10:15 Morning Melodies 11 30 The Stor feller ! 11:45 Fire fighters i 12:00 Local News 12.15 4-H Club 12'(0 Game of the Day j 3:30 Scoreboard MBS 3 33 New) DLBS 3 30 T.ip Tunes DLBS 4 00 Forward March 4:11 rrank Heroine-way Newt BUBS 4 30 Proudly We Hail 5:00 Music uAO Pec wee Stidham 5 43 Jack Brick house MBS 5:95 News MRS tiC) How It Happened i. t.i 'veninR jocal ew 0 23 Hollywood Highltinia , M Auemtaly of Ued 7.00 Tommy Oden end hit Keiters Rhythmmattera 7:50 Klamath Temple 11:00 Counterspy MBS (i .10 Music , 0 00 Newi paper of the Air DLBS 0:13 For Dancer'e Only 10.00 Shady Side of Midnight 11:00 Sinn Off i KCNO 510 kc. 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Clinic button.to.wntbt Jumper and blouse make IdeRl partners for daytime' Pull-skirt jumper with- r. blou.se perfect for after five. Pattern 9095: Misses' Sizes 11. 14, 16, Id. 20; 30, 33, 34. 39 38 40 Siie 16 Jumper takes 4S yards 54-inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect Jit. Complete. Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. bend uilrty-flve cents in coins for this pattern add t cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. bend to Marian Martin, care ol Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 9740, chicaeo BO, 111. runt your name, addiess. lone: tire, style number. lit si HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH "DENNIS THE MENACE" 1 1H0USHTTHAT FBOGPSrr?" New Siage Theater To Be Opened By Grocery Heir By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Wl Monday night grocery heir Huntington Hartlord offers his answer to those who think the living theater Is dying, He is opening a new theater that has everything from. Helen Hayes t'j a bar. The Huntington Hartford Theater will have all the aspects of a big movie premiere on Mon day. There will be searchlights, ogling fans and a telecast to re. cord the arrivals of the film stars. The only difference will be that the actors on the stage will be three. dimensional and alive. Miss Hayes will be appearing in her old stand by. "What Every Woman Knows," with Kent Smith. But the star of the evening will also be the theater, which Miss Hayes has called the most beauti ful she has ever played in. It will certainly stand out like a beacon among the legitimate houses of the nation, most of which are old, musty and decaying. For $250,000. A&P hair Hartford bought the Vine Street Theater, which Is half a block south of the famous Hollywood Blvd. and Vine corner. The house had a encckered nistory. It started out In the : 20s as a site for second rate legit shows. For a brief spell during Ihe depression Howard Hughes ran It as a movie show, It returned to legit and ended up Housing radio snows, principally lux Kadio u neater. Hartlord left last November for the East and London, where his wife, Mnrjorle Steele, opened In "baorma iair." He left the re furbishing of the theater in the hands of decorator Helen Conway. Not until he returned yesterday did he see the finished product. Ho also saw the bill: $150,000. The front of the theater is cov ered with white Vermont marble ($12,000). Inside, theatergoers will be greeted by a huge mirror, said to be the biggest ever installed ($1,000). The carpet throughout is a specially designed pattern of black and silver stais on green ($44,0C0i. The front curtain was t beautiful hand-woven Job ($7,000) Mica was mixed in the white paint for the exterior, so that the place sparkles in the California sun. The bar is sumptuous. I caught Miss Hnyes backstage between rehearsals lor the Barrie play, and she was still rhapsodiz. ing over the theater's liu-iljties. "Why don't we treat New York playgoers like this?" she asked plaintively. "After all, the theater is a great asset for New York: it attracts thousands of -visitors; it is the center of cur culture, OPBN (o'.OO LAST TIME TODAYS R1DIKG Shotgun wane WO TOMORROW! Ronald Rhonda REAGAN FLEMING "wzr 10 Clftf Cart"! tmhnoei cvei FALLS. OREGON ' ' ' '-e-3 And yet the theaters treat patrons as though they resent them. "The theaters are old and dusty. They have no bars, which make the London and Paris theaters de lightful. And it is worth your life to buy tickets." I visited the under-stage office uJ Richard Skinner, veteran Broad way ite who is overseeing the thea ter lor Hartford. "This is not a rich man's toy," Skinner said. "We hope to stay lit 12 months a year and show a profit. It is a going concern.' DOORS OPFN 6:3Q P. M. LANCASTER , "!! Majesty OKeefe TECHNICOLOR Stanwyck MacMurray Um BAM FRED Tita Unnnlifltaar SATURDAY ALL DAY! . on McCREA VIRON I A K 1 iM&$m 1 4D OOHMD ciitr DON D.rOfl . Kill OK If KIltlDI cote JUST ABOUT AS Bubbling wiih Drama . "Tha African Qun" ENDS TONIGHTI rXeT : ' -""; ii Academy Award winner.. . at tha "big wheal"! XPniutti tni BILLY WILDER ' AdulH 73c Kidi 25c iiaV leieBiieieieieieieier immmt - - v. -gtSSS" in ' I SHORTS SACRED HEART NOTEBOOK By BEATRICE WALSH Trojans will clash with the Chilo quin Panthers Saturday afternoon at the- Chiloquin field. It will b' Sacred Heart's first league gamM this season.. . Initiation, the event which all freshmen - anticipate ' with dread, was held Wednesday. Strange cos tumes and weird hairdos could be seen in the balls all day, and shouts of "Bow. Rook, and carry my books" were heard. During the official ceremony Wednesday af ternoon the auditorium stage was the scene of many odd actions, in cluding many song and dance skits and impromptu numbers. James Holland, a senior, received his first proposal from one not-so-ba.shful rook. The Mother's Club of SHA is now engaged in t membership drive. All mothers whose children attend the academy are invited to Join. Juniors have started their first activity for a successful Prom by selling red and white pom-pons. DEMAND TOKYO If) About 1.000 mem. bers of Japan's biggest, labor union demonstrated before Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's official resi-1 dence Friday night, demanding j that he give up his plan to leave! Sunday on a tour of America and Europe. . Movie Money Will Be REDEEMED j;J at each of Your KLAMATH THEATRES DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. LAST 2 DAYS! HOW MIAMI SMASHED GANG RULE! : i no .; i. Story fr v BARRY SULLIVAN ADILE JMGENS IUTHI1 ADUt "Geraldine" John Carroll . Mala Power SUNDAY! KOFTHE! 3 FIGHTING lADYJi VAN JOHNSON WALTER PIDGEON LOUIS CALHERN DEWEY MARTIN KEENANWYNN FRANK LOVEJOY SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS iPfP I Vs? AS IT COULD BE.. . . Laughter. . . Romance and f Roman Holiday" Academy Award winnar . . . jtfcas tha chauffur' daughter I ri ywiyMwf i j 13' ..hi, ..ife WALTER HAMPDEN 'JOHN Sixth Winning Ticket Drawn William E. Smith of 2551 White Street holds the sixth ticket drawn for the award ot a Nash automo bile by Fortune Stations, It was announced. If none of the five prior tickets are checked in at a Fortune Station here or in Medford KIDDIES SHOW! j" FREE TICKETS -FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Emil't Super Market 9th ft Pine Suburban Drug Co. 3950 South 6th Superior Troy Laundry & Cleaneri 400 So. 6th - 236 Klamath East Side Pharmacy 808 E. Main St. Schiffmon Super mart -3803 Alramont Dr. Open TT:30 5 '5 ffilOSAL OF ALL 7 TAKE IT OFF" tirADwir; DIANA' i "CASBAH MYSTERY 5 "LIFE AMONG THt ! ciiMRATHERS Zen OHM 1 ar.ro go io T3 the Exciting Talents of Four 1- 1 ; I t . . 1 I i Iff . 1 f WILLIAMS -MARTHA HYERvIOAN VOHS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, lQsi or Giants Pass by 8:00 p.m. Uia. day, Smith .will win the car. bn ticket holders have until that Umi to check: winning numbers at th, stations, according to John Milnei, manager. 9:30 SPECIAL ATTRACTION! 'BLUE BLOOD' - GUHHGHTERS OP, THE MOHTHWtST HOuimF Bill Davig Richfield 2551 South 6th Shoop & Schultza Service Station Main & Spring The Big "Y" Market 4710 So. Sixth Buy Low Food Center 1338 Oregon Ave. Grigg's Superior Foodi & Carl's Superior Meats Shasta Woy & Division MIPi'iTE! 53 p.m. TONIGHT . tiTiitniv Be .SiffjMBlG HITS I spot - . I I AH Tickttt 1.00 today7 Academy Award Winners! i "Stalag17" I Academy Award v k "the playb winner oyl 3 B t 1 . (Ill i in
