4-LANCASTER, NEW LAST STRAND DAY JOEL McCREA THE FIRST IN CINEMASCOPE ELIZABETHTOWN MOOSE LITITZ TODAY TOMORROW ROBERT ELIZABETH TAYLOR MUELLER IN The Power and the Prize CINEMASCOPE TODAY JOY J01 TOMORROW RAY MAUREEN MILLAND O'HARA IN LISBON IN COLOR ERA-WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26, AUDITORIUM MANHEIM Today Thurs. JACK PALANCE, EDDIE ALBERT ATA CAN Released thru United Artists Columbia DRIVE- IN- THEATRE Lincoln Hwy, 8 MI. West of Lancaster Show Starts at 7 P.M. CAR HEATERS WED.
THURS. Rhonda Fleming TENNESSEE PARTNER Plus TARZAN'S HIDDEN JUNGLE Plus Technicolor Cartoon FEATURES 11:05 1:10 3:20 5:20 THEATRE 7:30 9:40 WALT DISNEY'S EPIC OF THE OREGON RIDE ALONG WITH THE PIONEERS INDIAN HORDES AND THE SAVAGE WEST COULDN'T Doors STOP Open 11 A.M. Walt Disney presents Westward Ho the Wagons! CINEMASCOPE TECHNICOLOR Starring FESS PARKER KATHLEEN CROWLEY JEFF YORK and Introducing DAVID STOLLERY Produced Directed Screenplay BILL WALSH BEAUDINE TOM Now you can visit Disneyland! For the first time on the Screen All the wonders of Walt Disney's fabulous new Magic Kingdom. A TRIP TO Disneyland TECHNICOLOR The New "PEOPLE PLACES" Featurette! KIDS 14 CARTOONS 14 KIDS PLUS ADVENTURE AND COMEDY 3 HOURS OF WONDERFUL HOLIDAY ENJOYMENT AT THE FRIDAY MORNING AT 9:30 A. M.
BOYD DEC. 28 DOORS TO OPEN AT 19:00 A. M. MARIETTAI LOW 400 PRICES LAST TIMES TODAY (Matinee 9 P. Evening 7 9:10) John WAYNE Jeffrey HUNTER "THE SEARCHERS" Vista Vision Technicolor CONTINUOUS Last Times Today! BURT: LANCASTER TEN TALL MEN JODY LAWRANCE plus ADVENTURE! DEREK LYNN DIANA SHERWOOD GEORGE MACREADY ALAN HALE Extra Today As P.M.
Only! ONE FULL HOUR OF CARTOONS Victor Mature, Janet Leigh, "Safari" Kieron Moore, Lois Maxwell, "Satellite in The Sky" CAPITOL DOORS OPEN 11:45 FEATURES: 12:00 1:55 5 3:50 7:25 9:35 The KING Plays The Hottest Game in The West with Four Queens! CLERK ELEANOR GABLE PARKER THE KING and FOUR URINE COLOR by De Luxe CINEMASCOPE CALLING THE ROLLS DES MOINES, Iowa (-A Des Moines bakery has opened a shop for the sale of day-old bread. The name of the place: Ye Olde Bread Shoppe. STATE COLUMBIA, PA. Jeff Chandler, Dorothy Malone Pillars Of The Sky NEW HOLLAND RITZ Last Day Richard Egan Dorothy Malone "Tension At Table Rock" Shows at 1 9 The Best Things In Life Are Free MAIN EPHRATA THEATRE THURS. FRI.
SAT. NIGHTS ONLY IT WILL (ALLIED ARTISTS PRESENT PLEASURE GARY YOU IN A HUNDRED COOPER WAYS! FRIENDLY PERSUASION WILLIAM WYLER'S PRODUCTION STARRING Dorothy McGuire INTRODUCING Anthony Perkins ALSO Marjorie Main in COLOR KING PARAMOUNT presents DEAN and JERRY LEWIS. HOLLYWOOD or BUST WALLS CO-STARRING PAT CROWLEY MAXIE ROSENBLOOM GUEST STAR, ANITA EKBERG DIRECTED BY FRANK TASHLIN WRITTEN BY ERNA LAZARUS Now songs by Sammy Fin and Paul Francis Webrter TECHNICOLOR VISTA VISION The Happiest Family GRAND Presented Holiday in Show Lancaster Ever REALLY ENJOY YOURSELF GO SEE EDDIE AND DEBBIE TOGETHER IN THEIR FIRST MOVIE RKO RADIO PICTURES Eddie Debbie and Fisher Reynolds BUNDLE OF JOY Co starring EDDIE Adolphe Menjou Tommy Noonan with Nita Talbot Una Merkel Melville Cooper Bill Goodwin Howard McNes SINGS 6 Produced by Edmund Gramper Screen Play by Norman Krasne, Robert Carson and Anther NEW Story by Feis Jackson Directed by Norman Taureg- Numbers and Dances Staged in Caste RADIO SONGS Aprics by Mack Gordon be losel WAIT TILL YOU SEE DEBBIE DANCE ON THE WIDEST CLEAREST SCREEN IN TOWN! THE FUNNIEST PAIR IN PICTURES! TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME Bob Katharine HOPE HEPBURN IT'S SPY HIGH BOB WITH and KATE HILARITY! Simply GREAT In The IRON FROM M-G-M PETTICOAT VISTAVISION AND with NOELLE MIDDLETON -JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE ROBERT HELPMANN Produced by BETTY E. BOX Directed by RALPH THOMAS Filmed by HARRY SALTZMANNEXT ATTRACTION THE AT THEATRE OLDSTERS OVER 75 ON ADMISSIONS SAN DIEGO, Calif. (P) San Diego's senior citizens are going to get a break at the box office, thanks to Squire A.
Russell, a 76-yearold retired plumber. Squire, who lives alone, has wondered for years why a pensioned person over 75 couldn't get the same cut-rate admission as juveniles at movies and other entertainment spots. He explained this to the manager of a chain of 10 motion picture theaters in the San Diego area, and to officials the Diego Zoo. They agreed. with proper identification, persons over 75 on a pension will pay reduced admission will pay reduced admission prices at the 10 theaters, and nothing at the zoo.
Helicopter and Radio To Space Buses in N.Y. NEW YORK (P. The New York City Transit Authority today unveils a new method of controlling city bus operations by helicopter and radio. The the authority, is "to alleviate one of the worst rider complaints that of long waits at bus stops ended by four or five buses coming at one time. SPECIAL TONITE STEAMED CLAMS 35c per dozen VISIT CHET MEHAFFEY'S EDEN HOTEL YOU CAN'T IF DANCE SEE RUSS SHREVE Rear 29 E.
ORANGE ST. PH. EX 2-6968 HOLIDAY DANCE BALLROOM VALENCIA YORK, PA. World Famous GLENN MILLER Orchestra with RAY McKINLEY in person FRIDAY, DEC. 28 DANCING 9 TO 1 Tot.
Adm. $2.50 per Person THE TIME HAS COME FOR GEORGE PRODUCTION STARTS SUNDAY AT THE KING FROM Tr NOVEL BY EDNA FERBER Three Brothers Hurt in Crash 2 Cars Collide at Lemon-Mulberry Sts. Four persons, including three brothers, were injured Lemon in and a Mul- twoberry Sts. at 12:30 p.m. today.
The injured David L. Martin, Atglen; Charles Hohenwater, Manheim R1, and his two brothers, Robert and Melvin, both of Ion, Calif. The Hohenwater brothers were treated at St. Joseph's Hospital, held for X-rays. Martin was treated at the General Hospital, and held for X-rays.
Police said Martin, driver of one of the cars, will be charged with ignoring a stop sign. The Hohenwater brothers were driven by James R. 155 occupants of a week-old car, one Jimanna an employe of the Garden Spot Motor N. Prince who was taking the brothers to the to look at a new car. the new car was company, estimated at $1,500, and to Martin's car, $350.
5 Fake Bomb Threats in N. Y. Spurs Police Hunt For 'Mad Bomber' NEW YORK (P) A flurry of telephoned bomb threats has spurred police to an intensified campaign to find New York's "Mad Bomber." Five bomb threats were telephoned last night. Police searched but found no bombs in two Manhattan theaters, a Bronx theater. a Manhattan and a Brooklyn tin can corporation.
Crackpots' Busy Police termed the latest flurry of bomb scares the work of crackpots other than the Mad Bomber, the man who has plagued this city's police with more than 30 homemade bombs in the last 16 years. Only once before, as far as police records indicate. has the authentic Mad telephoned an advance warning. That was last May 2 at Manhattan's Radio City Music Hall when one of his bombs was found unexploded after a telephone call. The Mad Bomber left his latest calling card Monday at the New York Public Library, 42nd Street and 5th Avenue.
Army To Explode Bomb police removed device No one was or injured as hurt. later transported it to Ft. Tilden, Queens. Army ordnance experts are to detonate it today. Police have labeled the device a dud--the seventh dud planted by the Mad Bomber during his career.
They said the inexpensive watch used for the timing device, rather than any defect in explosive or fuse, was probably responsible for its failure to explode. No one has been killed by the more than 20 Mad Bomber devices. that have been exploded since 1940. A number of persons have been injured, though none seriously. Canada's Highway Death Toll at 39 OTTAWA, Ont.
(P--The Christmas holiday, death count on Canadian highways reached 39 today. A Canadian Press survey which started at 6 p.m. Friday listed 58 accidental deaths. Nine persons died in fires, four were drowned and six were killed in miscellaneous accidents. Quick Relief Got the whooping cough? Mexican herb doctors claim relief with a concoction of gougainvillea flowers, prune juice and a sliver of resinous ocote wood.
Anyway, they've used it for centuries. PET CONTEST GUPPIES WERE HARD TO FIND PONCA CITY, Okla. (P- At the pet contest held here, a young lad presented the judges with a jar filled with water. "Why, son, you've lost your the judge told the boy. no sir.
You see were just born yesterday," he replied. The judge squinted, and sure enough, there were two guppies in the jar. "Modern Mona Lisa" Starlet Maria Lea, peering from a golden frame in Paris, was chosen the 1957 "Modern Mona Lisa" by a jury of French artists. Each year the panel selects the subject of a classical work, then seeks its nearest living counterpart in France. Fatalities (Continued from Page One) they came upon the stalled auto of Eugene Mentzer, Lititz R4.
Another passerby, Wilbur Imhoff, Stevens R1, also stopped to give assistance. 2 Stand On Bumpers They decided to push the stalled a car with Eberly's auto. The bumpers of the two cars did not meet, so Weidman and Imhoff stood on the bumper of the Mentzer car while Eberly pushed with his car. As the pushing operation proceeded, and Eberly accelerated in an attempt to start the stalled car, Weidman fell from the bumper, under the wheels of Eberly's car. The right front wheel of Eberly's car passed over Weidman's body.
When Eberly halted his car, the right rear wheel was on of Weidman's body. Weidman is survived by his wife, the former Pauline Whitcraft, and young daughters, Bonita and two Sharon, both at home. He was employed by High Welding and was a son of Walter and Vera Mohler Weidman, Hopeland. A veteran of World War II, he was a member of the Lititz Post 1463; Ephrata I I I AMVETs, Post Springs Veterans of Foreign Wars, 136. He was also a member of the Cocalico Sportsmen's and the Reinholds Athletic Club." In addition to his wife, daughters and parents, he survived by a sister, Naomi, wife of John Eshleman, Lincoln, and a brother, Calvin, Ephrata.
Marietta Man, Driver Killed Near Royalton The Dauphin accident in which Penwell occurred county, early yesterday on Route 441 near Royalton, six miles south of Harrisburg. Penwell was riding in the front seat of a car driven by George J. Lauer, twenty-eight, of York. who also was killed. State police said the car was headed north, toward Middletown.
Lauer apparently failed to negotiate a curve. and his car plowed under trailer of a truck parked near the road. Third Man Injured Another passenger in the car, James St. Clair, Marietta, escaped with lacerations. Penwell was born in Marietta, a son of Charles and Kathryn Kib-202 ler Penwell, Marietta.
He was employed at the Beacon Shoe Columbia. He was a member the English Presbyterian Church TO ENTERTAIN PUPILS Mrs. Esther Leonard Herr will entertain her senior dramatic pupils at a Christmas Tea tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. at the studio, 325 S. Ann St.
Her junior pupils will be entertained at a party Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. at the studio. Pachyderm Pram Pilot Nursemaids come and nursemaids go, but few youngsters are as lucky as six-months-old Yvonne Druse, who has a real elephant for a pram-pusher. She is the daughter of Joan Druse, elephant girl with a circus in London, England. That's Mom, standing next to the "nursemaid," five-year-old Kam.
MARK WEIDMAN WILLIAM C. PENWELL and Furnace Chapel, both of Marietta; the Pioneer Fire Marietta, and the Foresters Lodge, Columbia. addition to his parents, with whom he resided, he is survived by these brothers and sisters: Richard Penwell, Betty Jane, wife of Marvin Radle, and Marietta, wife of William Bailey, all of Marietta, and Jack, at home. Also surviving are his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Elmira Kibler, Marietta, and his paternal grandmother, Mrs.
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