Today Only
“Green Dolphin Street” m all its
magnificance, comes to the Orphe
um for today only. From the prize
I
winning novel of the same name
by Elizabeth Goudge. Locale is in
New Zealand in the later 1800’s.
In it are spectacular earthquake
and tidal wave scenes. Acting and
scenes won for it 12 Academy
Award nominations. Starring Lana
Turner, Van Heflin, Donna Reed,
Richard Hart.
# Sunday & Monday
Glamour and gayety are the
prime ingredients in the screen
version of the musical, “Gentle
men Marry Brunettes”, showing
tomorrow and Monday. Photo
graphed in France, and particular
ly in Paris, the musical stars Jane
Russell and Jeanne Crain as the
brunettes. They sing, dance, recre
ate the Jazz Age—all in Techni
color and Cinema-Scope. *
‘Tuesday & Wednesday
“Tiiese Wilder Years”, a drama
of a man who seeks to make resti
tution to n son born out of wed
lock. Thwarted by a social worker
in the belief that it would only
bring unhappiness, the Story un
folds in intensity and gripping
scenes. The picture stars Barbara
Stanwyck, mid* James Cagney.
. ' Thursday & Friday
‘‘Wichita”*, the untold story of
Wyatt Earp, in his most dangerous
assignments* will be here Thurs
day and Friday. Every hour was
“Higji Noon fdr Wyatt Earp”. A
Western.
BOB HOPE, H'EN'Ttynoaflt TV SALESMAN, SAYS;
“FILL YOUR HOPE CHEST”
ITS FUN
Plus 2 New “MONEY-AHEAD” PLYMOUTHS every week for 9 weeks
450 other valuable prizes
“MONEY-AHEAD” CONTEST
Fantastic? It’s mighjy near unbelievable!
But true — just read this:
You can win $500 a month for the rest of your
life. You can win a gleaming new “Money
Ahead” ’58 Plymouth. You can win other
valuable prizes.
It’s the Plymouth ‘‘Money-Ahead” Contest,
where a lifetime of financial security is ripe
for the taking. Few things are more sub
stantial than money, and a lot of money is
the grand prize. But this is a contest where
you can win big without hauling down first
prize . . . for 18 sparkling new Plymouths
and 450 other valuable prizes will be awarded.
Now here's what you do:
Go into your Plymouth Dealer’s and ask him
for a contest blank. You don’t have to be a
mental giant to shoot for the big money. This
contest is fun, and it’s easy.
You simply unscramble seven easy words and
terms, like the one you see in the example to
the right. Then add your own short version of
why you’d be money ahead in a ’58 Plymouth.
Believe us, there are plenty of good reasons
you can use: Torsion-Aire, Total-Contact
Brakes, Silver Dart Style, Push-Button
Driving, new Golden Commando engines, etc.
Unscramble or scramble — but you better not
amble — to your Plymouth Dealer soon. The
fun star Monday, Nov. 25.
SAMPLE '‘MONEY-AHEAD”
FEATURES PUZZLE