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SATURDAY
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4:30—(Jet Set Go No. 3
On New York
5:30—Amateur Hour
8:00—Meet Millie
5:30—Jimmy Dean
7:£0—People Are Funny
7:30—Western Marshall
#:0O—-Caesars Hour
^^0— Alcoa Hour
10:00—Gale Storm
10 30—To Tell The Truth
I1;00—Price Is Right
Sunday
2:00—Football
4:30—Rutgers
—Teeny’s Tots (live)
5:30—Dennis Day
5:00—Circus Time
7:00—Disneyland
5:00—Steve Allen
9:00—I’ve Got A Secret
9:30—Panic
0 ,-f!—Conrad Na^el Playhouse
10:30—Camera Three
11:00—Highway Patrol
Monday
5:30—Roy Rogers
8:30—Arthur Murray
9:00—Red Cross (live)
7:45—President Eisenhower,s
State of the Union Message
8:30—Chevy Show
9:30—The Hoodlum
10:30—The Star & The Story
Tuesday
5.30—Polka Time
6:00—Zane Grey
0:30—Tenn. Ernie Ford
7:00—December Bride
7:30—Red Skelton
8:00—Artie Trip of the USCG
STORIS featuring CDR. Wood
8:30—1958 Tournament of Roses
9:30—Janet Dean
18:00—Cavalcade of America
18.30—Ted Mack
Wedn<sday
5:30—You Are There
«c00—Loretta Young
8:30—Joe Palooka
7^)0—wFowl by Kim C'ark
7:45—Nat King Cole
8:00—This Is Your Life
830—Star Stage
9&0—Soike Jones
9:30—Captured
10£0—You Bet Your Life
18:30—Kraft
Thursday
5:38—Mr. Wizard
fcOO—Treasure Hunt
8:30—Lassie
7:00—Hallmark Hall of Fame
8:30—Victory' At Sea
9:00—Blondie
9:30—The Falcon
lOtfO—TV Conceit Hall
10:30—Climax
Friday
5:30—Patti Page
5:45—I.O.P.
firOO—Hop along Cassidy
4:30—Crunch & Des
1:00—Big Beat
T30—You Asked For It
5:00—Harbormaster
5:30—Big Picture
5:00—Talent Scouts
5.30—Lets Take A Trip
10:00—Dumont Boxing
11:00—Sherlock Holmes
All programs are subject to
change without advanced notice.
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Today
Star studded “Boom Town”,
action drama reprint showing at
the Grpheum today, has some of
the screen’s favorites with Spenc
er Tracy, Hedy Lamarr, Claudette
Colbert and Clark: Gable.
Spectacular action is a highlight
feature, when a blazzing oil well
fire is whiffed out by a blast of
TNT, and oil gushers roar in to
short derricks high into the air.
F$st fights andgun play add to >the'
action. ».v'* • -
Sunday and Monday ;.
The story of the future, •.the
rocket pilots who shape America's
future in the air by flying the
latest jetroeket planes, comes to
the screen tomorrow. “Toward the
Unknown,” a Toluca production
in Warner-Color, stars William
Holden, and ha* m the cast Lloyd
Nolan, Virginia Leith and Charles
McGrath.
All of the outdoor sequences of
the film were shot at the Edwards
Air Force Base in California, with
the X-2, latest experimental plane
playing an important part in the
story.
Tuesday and Wednesday
“New Faces,” from the stage
production; of the same name. This
film is in Cinemascope and Tech
nicolor and is said to have been
produced exactly as it was played
on the stage. It has the same cast,
songs, dances.
In the cast are Eartha Kilt,
Ronny Graham, Robert Clary.
Alice Ghostly. Eartha Kitt will be
heard in C’est Si Bon, Santa Baby,
Uskadara, Monotonous, Love a
Simple Thing,*. and ©thers.cc r n->.* *•
• There -will fee only *one ' per
formance on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday
Frank Sinatra, the singer who
made good as an actor, comes to
the local screen, this time in a
Western. He plays the starring
role in “Johnny Concho.”
Set in Arizona of the 1870’s,
“Johnny Concho” tells of a coward
who becomes a hero a crucial
time in his life. Co-starring in the
film with Sinatra are Keenan
Wynn, William Conrad and Phyllis
Kirk.
USO SCHEDULE
Saturday January 18 6:00 p.m.
Ping Pong Tournament. 8:00
p.m. movie “New Faces” with
Roony Graham and Ertha Kitt.
Sunday January 19 9:00 a.m. to
11:00 Open house.
Monday January 20 8:00 p.m.
Bingo.
Tuesday January 21 1:00 p.m.
Craft Classes (Copper Enamel
ling & Crepe Paper Craft). 2:30
p.m. Basket Weaving Class.
Wednesday January 22 9:00 a.m.
to 11:00 p.m. Opeji Hiuse .
Thursday January: 23 1:00 p,m.
Craft Classes (Copper Enamel
ling & Crepe Paper Craft). 8:00
p.m. Movie.
Friday January 24 2:30 p.m.
Basket Weaving Class. 7:30 p.m.
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meats. ■ r‘
notice ;
The Montmartre Inn will be
open Sunday afternoons. Special
Family dinners will be served:
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