World Day of Prayer services held across Bath churches
Friday afternoon and evening services at Winter Street Congregational and other Bath churches drew large crowds under the Bath Council of Church Women. The event marked a global observance in about 134 nations with the theme One Flock One Shepherd. Local participants included Mrs. Clinton Fleming and church leaders. prayers were offered in Greek Finnish German and Hebrew and music featured duets and organ accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Congregational Church
Bath Council of Church Women
General Department of United Church Women
National Council of the Churches of Christ
United States
Clinton Fleming
Bath
Walter Urham
Harry E. Dunlap, Jr
Maurice Hutchins
Betty Ann Aikenhead
Jill Olson
Jean Fleming
Kathy Telasco
Madelyn Pace
Andrew Carrillo
Abraham Kramer
Richard Arnold
Clyde Ambrose
Laurence Mattor
Sabrina Fair Set For Saturday Night by Local Thespians
The Thespians will present Sabrina Fair, a three act comedy, Saturday evening with tickets on sale at Fall's Shoe Store. Final rehearsals run at Morse High auditorium under Edward M. Butterfield, outdoor set by Clifford Russell marking the group’s first open air production. Cast and crew include F. Waldo Marshall, Mrs Marshall, Mrs Nathan W Watson, Mrs Rosalys Kondos, Dr Benjamin Zimmerman, Gretchen Trott, Jerry Legard, with candy concessions by Mrs Robert Baker Lita Wilson and Sam Trott. Cast party follows at Hyde Windlass Recreation Hall. tickets at Shaw's Bookstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thespians
Fall’s
Front and
Broad Streets
Morse High School
Edward M. Butterfield
Clifford Russell
F. Waldo Marshall
Marshall
Nathan W. Watson
Rosalys Kondos
Benjamin Zimmerman
Gretchen Trott
Jerry Legard
Robert Baker
Lita Wilson
Sam Trott
Parker Head Native Receives Maritime Administration Award
Leslie R. Oliver a Parker Head native retired last July from the Maritime Administration received a meritorious service medal and certificate at the Eighth Annual Honor Award program on February 14 in the Commerce Department auditorium Washington. Secretary Sinclair Weeks presented the award noting extreme competence in repair and control duties over 17 years. Mr. Oliver and his wife live in Hopewell Virginia and frequent Sebasco Estates where they have stayed since 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie R. Oliver
Parker Head
Maritime Administration
Department of Commerce
Washington
Deo
Oliver
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Hopewell Va
Sebasco Estates
Mr. Oliver
Parker
Engin
Retired maritime official recalled for WWI submarine defense role
Former chief engineer of a troop transport during World War I received a Navy citation from Secretary Josephus Daniels for aiding the transport’s armed guard during a submarine attack off the French coast. Though retired from the Maritime Administration he remains a consultant under contract.
Maine Council of Young Republican clubs convention in Auburn
The 1956 Maine Council of Young Republican clubs convention will be held at the Elm hotel in Auburn this weekend. It opens with registration Friday at three, features a Saturday business meeting and a banquet with a guest speaker, and Sagadahoc County members expect strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Council of Young Republican Clubs
Auburn
Elm Hotel
Sagadahoc County Club
Sagadahoc Club
Elks Observe Past Exalted Rulers Night at Bath Lodge
Bath Lodge of Elks will hold Past Exalted Rulers Night with a 6:30 supper and initiation during the business session Thursday. Chairs of the lodge will be turned over to the Past Exalted Rulers. Harold V Fielding heads the committee for this affair.
Baltimore Car Talk Reveals Local Racing Lingo
Baltimore Local of the Motor Sports Car Association shares plain translations for jargon such as RPM for repairs per month, MPH as heavy monthly payments, BHP as car power factor, and FOB indicating prices in French or British currency with examples of terms hood bonnet rallye tachometer overhead for uninitiated readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
The
Motor Sports Car Association
BHP
Industry Drives a Third of Algeria’s Annual Income
Industry accounts for 30 percent of Algeria’s yearly earnings, highlighting its central role in the economy. The share underscores the sector’s impact on national revenue and development plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Father and Son Banquet Honors Pack 55 at Winter Street Church
About 50 Cubs, fathers and guests attended Pack 55 Father and Son Banquet at Winter Street church parish house. The event featured a ham dinner, a flag ceremony, a star spangled banner, prayers, a talk on Maine Indian lore, corsages and certificates for den mothers and pack members, and awards for Cub ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Church
Pack 55
Winter Street Congregational Church
Winter Street
Eugene P. Eberhard
Donald Freeman
William Mussenden
Dwight Hall
Robert Buck
Ricky Cooper
Robert
Allen Linscott
John Carey
Polar Star Lodge Plans 31st Past Masters Night
Polar Star Lodge No. 114 F and A M set for its 31st annual Past Masters Night at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening February 29. Work will be in the third degree with listed Past Masters including Lloyd A. Beers Fred A. Osgood Woodbury W. Bailey Delmar E. Bates Harland E. Boynton Ernest R. Freeman John J. Preney William L. Skelton William A. Boyce Herbert L. Anderson Jr Robert A Gallagher assisting. Supper at 6 30 p m served by Genesta Chapter O E S before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Star Lodge No
A. M
Masonic Temple
Lloyd A. Beers
Fred A. Osgood
Woodbury
Martha Shepards Tenth Birthday Party Held In New Haven
Martha Ellen Shepard celebrated her tenth birthday at home on Washington Street. Afternoon games yielded prizes for Elizabeth May Shepard Jennifer McGuiggan Georgia Lacey and Ellen Oliver. Guests included Janet Ring Janice Ann McCabe Joanne Dauphinee Paula McLain Carole Coombs Linda Morse Nancy Lacy and relatives. Pink and blue decor featured with sandwiches cookies cake and ice cream served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ellen Shepard
Daugher
Herman Shepard
Washington Street
Elizabeth May Shepard
Jennifer McGuiggan
Georgia Lacey
Ellen Oliver
Janet Ring
Janice Ann McCabe
Joanne Dauphinee
Paula McLain
Carole Coombs
Linda Morse
Nancy Lacy
Charles Shepard
Loudon Wallace
Daniel
Richard
Martha Ellen
Fred King
Frank Stone
Gail Jane
Beverly Tanguay
Mrs Frederick von Huene Hosts Post Stork Shower
Mrs Frederick von Huene of Day's Ferry received a surprise post stork shower Monday evening for the birth of twins Andreaus and Patrick to Mr and Mrs von Huene. Guests included Grace Episcopal choir members and Day's Ferry neighbors from Bath and Day's Ferry with co hosts Mrs William D Hill Jr and Mrs Howard Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick von Huene
Day's Ferry
William D. Hill, Jr
Howard Kirkpatrick
Grace Episgapal Church
Rod Huene
John P. Allen
Bath
Kirkpatrick
Carl Pinson, Jr
Carroll Morse
Matthew Doak, Jr
Ernest Rogers, Jr
Richard J. Campbell
Day’s Ferry
Merrill Lincoln
Hartford, Conn
von Huene
Dike and Washington PTA Honor Past Presidents
Dike and Washington Parent Teacher Association honored five past presidents at a Founder's Day meeting. Corsages and a carnation were given to named former leaders, with Mrs Isadore Singer delivering a talk on the PTA’s global spread since its 58 year history in the United States. Attendance banners were awarded to local first grade classes, and refreshments followed the meeting with several committee members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike
Washington Parent Teacher Association
Scott Golder
Bertha Dunbar
Daniel Perry
Francis Bertrand
Frank Ozzella
Isadore Singer
Greater Bath
Singer
Emma Cummings
Washington Street
Elmira Jones
Dike School
Reginald Cyr
Benjamin Berenson
Melrose High Student Wins Natural Science Award
Philip Wilson, Melrose High senior and grandson of local clergy, won the Co operative General Achievement Test in Natural Science for the Bausch and Lomb Competition. He scored 86, placing in the 99th percentile among 19 seniors. he will receive the Bausch and Lomb Medal at graduation and become eligible for a $3200 University of Rochester scholarship. William Donnell, formerly of Bath, ranked fifth with 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wilson
Blair Wilson
Melrose
Mass
David L. Wilson
Melrose High School
Philip
University of Rochester
Melrose High
William Donnell
Bath
Baptist Youth Fellowship of Woolwich Meets Sunday
Members of the Baptist Youth Fellowship of Woolwich met Sunday evening with Grace Brown as World Outreach committee chair presiding. Scriptures were read by Jean Blake and a Bible drill led by Grace Brown. Leona Hathorne conducted a quiz and Rev Stephen Sidebotham offered the closing prayer. The port of Antwerp is 50 miles from the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Youth Fellowship of
Woolwich
Grace Brown
World Outreach Committee
Jean Blake
Leona Hathorne
Stephen Sidebotham
Mrs McMann Hosts Letter Carriers Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Edward J McMann entertained the Letter Carriers Auxiliary at 16 Pleasant Street with Mrs Robert J Perry as co host. Members planned a year long membership drive and heard committee reports. Co hostesses for March were Mrs Joseph McLaughlin and Mrs C Lloyd Hooker. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McMann
Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Pleasant Street
Robert J. Perry
Joseph McLaughlin
C. Lloyd Hooker
McMann
Perry
Furnished Apartment for One Woman in Austin Ad
Classified ad in Austin listing a furnished apartment available September 1. One woman can have everything at 710 West 24th Street. Rent is $45 monthly. Phone number 8 5987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
West
Engagement notice for Dorothy Robinson and Donald White
Mr. and Mrs. William Lenfest of North Bath announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy J. Robinson to Donald E White son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett G. White of 217 High Street. Dorothy is a Morse High School senior and a 1954 graduate. White is apprenticed as a machinist at Bath Iron Works Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lenfest
North Bath
Dorothy J. Robinson
Donald E White
Everett G. White
High Street
Miss Robinson
Morse High School
Morse High
Mr. White
Bath Iron Works Corp
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Birthday Party in March
Girl Scout Leaders Association discussed plans for the annual Birthday party to be held March 15 in Morse High School gymnasium with a 6 p.m. box supper for Brownies, Girl Scouts and parents. Program includes Brownie singing and Scout skits. Cookie sales set for April. Merrymeeting Section will meet May 10 in Rockland with guest Ilona Raifalko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Winter Street Congregational Church
Morse High School
Donald Freeman
Merrymeeting
Rockland
Ilona Raifalko
Freeman
Thomas Aikenhead
Robert Livermore
Surprise Stork Shower Honors Mrs Verna Coombs
Mrs Verna Coombs of Brunswick was guest of honor at a surprise stork shower hosted by Mrs Helen McNelly at her West Bath home on February 15. Assisting were Mrs Dorothy Lewis Mrs Evelyn Lees and Mrs Eleanor Presley. Guests from Bath included Beatrice Coombs Beverly Dyer Alice Burgess Mary Gaudreau Ethel Mac Donald Persis Miller Ida Mitchell Helen Mc Corr Phyllis Gagner Margaret DeMerchant Teresa Freeman and Hazel DePatsi. Brunswick guests included Arvella Holbrook Hope Tingley Nancy Grover and Veltora Livernois. Gifts were arranged in a bassinet decorated by Mrs Lewis. Refreshments followed the social hour. Presley made the shower cake centerpiece. Gifts were sent by Pauline Belanger and Blanche Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Coombs
Brunswick
Helen
Helen McNelly
West Bath
McNelly
Dorothy Lewis
Evelyn Lees
Eleanor Presy
Coombs
Lewis
Presley
Beatrice Coombs
Beverly Dyer
Alice Burgess
Mary Gaudreau
Ethel MacDonald
Persis Miller
Ida Mitchell
Helen McCorr
Phyllis Gagner
Margaret DeMerchant
Teresa Freeman
Hazel DePatsi
Bath
Arvella Holbrook
Hope Tingley
Nancy Grover
Veltora Livernois
Pauline Belanger
Blanche Goodwin
Sacred Heart Circle Meeting Notes February 14
Sacred Heart Circle of Daughters of Isabella met with Regent Miss Sophie McPherson presiding. Julia Donnell joined as a new member Elizabeth Dunton was reinstated. Rummage sale report by Gladys King. Communion Sunday set for February 19 at 7 30 a.m. Mass. Mystery prize awarded to Elizabeth Dunton. Next meeting March 6 at Knights of Columbus hall on Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Sophie McPherson
Julia Donnell
Elizabeth Dunton
Gladys King
Lucy Desmond
Knights of Columbus
New Hall
Middle Street
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Peeples at Heath Lane Home
Mrs Fred Peeples of 65 Heath lane was guest of honor at a stork shower Wednesday Feb 15 hosted by Mrs Nelson Brown at 66 Heath lane Gifts were presented and refreshments served The hostess provided entertainment with games prize winner Mrs Frank McAllister Others present included Mrs Joseph Kingsbury Mrs Isabelle Sutherland Mrs Ray Ward Mrs Henry Ellison Mrs Robert Thomson Mrs Nimard Fifield and Mrs LaVerne Riffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peeples
Heath Lane
Nelson Brown
Peeples
Frank McAllister
Joseph Kingsbury
Isabelle Sutherland
Ray Ward
Henry Ellison
Robert Thomson
Nimard Fifield
LaVerne Riffle
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Leon Kelley Jr at Woolwich
Mrs James Mallard hosted a stork shower for Mrs Leon Kelley Jr at her Woolwich home. Gifts were displayed in a pink and blue cardboard baby carriage crafted by Mrs Walter Willis who also made a cake carriage. Guests included Mrs Sarah Carlton Mrs Leon Kelley Sr Mrs Costello P Hall and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mallard
Woolwich
Leon Kelley
Kelley
Walter Willis
Leon Kelley, Sr
Costello P. Hall
Pearl Reed
Ralph Reynolds
Vinal Hunnewell
Shirley Boucher
Howard Sullivan
Gilbert Hathorne
Leana M Hathorne
Dwight Hale
Lawrence Edwards
Norman Harris
Everett Rice
Bertram Crocker
Clifton Gainsley
John Gordon
Inner Wheel Meeting Involves Easter Seal Envelopes
Sixteen members attended as Mrs. Charles B. Doyle hosted on Brunswick Road. The group planned an Easter seat envelope project for Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and designated Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Raymond W. Farnham to join a Monday session at Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital. Hostesses for the next meeting were named, with Mrs. William J. Craft and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Doyle
Brunswick Road
Pine Tree Society For
Doyle
Raymond W. Farnham
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Frederick D. Hill
John E. Hayes
Reginald L. Parker
Charles T. Small
William J. Craft
Eugene M. Desmond
Earl W. Farnham
William E. Bodwell
Old Bowling Team Picture Displayed in Times Window
A 1906 07 Merrymeeting Bowling Club photo reappears in a moving haul at a local Times Co window. Players include Earnest Bearce Lewis Stuart Edwin Graves Bill Fall Bob Borden and William Robinson. Fall and Robinson were longtime local business figures connected to Fall's Shoe Store and Swastika store on Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Co
Merrymeeting Bowling Club
Brunswick
Earnest Bearce
Lewis Stuart
Edwin Graves
Bill Fall
Bob Borden
William Robinson
Fall
John A. Greene, Jr
First National Bank
Center Street
Charpentier Elected President Of Bath Pony League
Lena Charpentier was elected president of the Bath Pony League at the annual meeting in City Hall. Arthur Small was chosen as player agent for the coming year, while elections for vice president secretary and treasurer were postponed. Managers include Whit Craige Bath Iron Works nine Joseph Mc Laughlin Merchants Gene Hart Eagles and Clifton Legard Fleet Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Charpentier
Bath Pony League
City Hall
Arthur Small
Treasury
Whit Craige
Bath Iron Works
Joseph McLaughlin
The
Merchants
Gene Hart
Eagles
Clifton Legard
Fleet Reserve
Elderly Man Fights Off Robbers in Fourth Attack
Frank Kohler in Chattanooga says two young men attacked him and knocked him down. They took 12 cents, but Kohler lost his glasses and a ring of keys. He notes he delivered a few good punches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga, Tenn
Frank Kohler
Kohler
Snake Bites Misunderstood as Tongue Fangs in Beef Figures
Analysis notes that snakes use fangs for bites not their tongues. A beef steer yield of 1,000 pounds yields 140 pounds of steak, 55 pounds of sirloin, 50 pounds of round and porterhouse, 35 pounds of T bone and club cuts.
For Sale Near Bath on Highway 0 81 Maine
Old 6 room 2 bath home on 5 to 12 acres near new U.S. road under construction. Suitable for private or tourist home with a wonderful site for more. See Ada m Greenblatt Real Estate and Insurance 233 Washington Street Bath Dial HI 3 4350. 2 23 hp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath- Wiscasset
Maine
U.S
Adam
Greenblatt
Washington Street
Bath Dial HI
Bowdoinham Community Activities Report Notes
Bowdoinham Comfort Branch Sunshine Society met with 13 members. Brownies visited Oakhurst Dairy in Bath. Mrs. Linwood Hackett honored his mother’s 74th birthday. Bowdoinham PTA met with Supt. Smith speaking on schools. Missionary Society hosted a pound party. Schools closed for a week, reopening Feb 27. Fire Department auxiliary to hold public supper. Several residents listed as visiting relatives and traveling. Mrs. Julia Davis Ward’s death announced. funeral held in Brunswick with burial at Bay View Cemetery Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort
Sunshine Society
Karl Hatch
Lewis Gilpatrick
Hatch
Mary Sedgley
Bath
Oakhurst Dairy
Merle MacDonald
Eleanor Purington
Shirley Curtis
Linwood Hackett
Brunswick
Women's Missionary Society
Bowdeinham Baptist Church
Linwood Rideout
Harland Joyce
Nazarene Church
Joyce
Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham Fire Department
Merrymeeting Grange Hall
Caleb Mitchell
Miriam Rideout
Clayton Mitchell
Eliot
Waterboro
Bertram MacDonald
Frank Reynolds
Providence
R. I
James Colgan
Arlington
Mass
Clara Armstrong
Boston
Robert Moore
U. S. Army
Lester Lewis
River Road
E. Andrew Peterson
Cuba
Mary Morgan
South Portland
William Randall
Herman Randall
Myrtie Cutler
Nancy Skelton
Brunswick Hospital
Perlie Harmon
Ruth
Charles Hackett
Lisbon Falls
Grange Hall
Julia Davis Ward
Julia Davis
James
Rose Reed
Brackett
Bay View Cemetery
Bear hunted after radio alert near Helena Montana
Drum Mond stockman Wayne Hill radioed for a gun when a bear appeared. He spooked the animal into brush and, after unsure steps, a Blackfoot Forest Protective Assn patrol car arrived. Patrolman Art Ahlin notified Hill's son Byron at school, and the youth brought a rifle so Hill could bag the bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Drummond
Wayne Hill
Blackfoot Forest Protective Assn
Art Ahlin
Hill
Byron
Southpaw Johnny Oldham Trials with Reds After SJSU Years
Southpaw pitcher Johnny Oldham, set for a spring tryout with the Cincinnati Redlegs, pitched four seasons at San Jose State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Oldham
Cincinnati Redlegs
San Jose State College
Scott Morse Speaks on Civil Defense at Bath Lions Meeting
Scott Morse Sagadahoc court ty director of Civil Defense spoke at the Bath Lions and Lionesses meeting at Hotel Eagle Brunswick outlining Civil Defense plans under the Federal program and urging citizen cooperation. The group postponed the March 1 meeting to March 8 due to a joint Lions event and named a program committee. A recent March of Dimes card party raised 43 dollars and members voted to donate to the Heart Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Morse Sagadahoc Courtty
Bath Lionessee
Hotel Eagle
Brunswick
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Lions and Lionesses
Donald F. Preble
Stanley C. Elwell
Heart Fund
Legion Meeting Reports Include New Grave Markers
At Smith Tobey Post American Legion meeting led by Commander Roland Farnham, Service Officer Gardiner Rogers announced 12 new grave markers purchased. Cedric French reported finances, and plans to move the new piano into the hall while removing the old one. Abraham Greenblatt will supervise the project. Tickets for the Don Corsack Chorus presentation arrived and were being distributed. Donald Gurney received the Pot of Gold. Social hour followed with Scott Kittredge and Russell Turcotte serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Tobey
American Legion
Roland Farnham
Gardiner Rogers
Cedric French
Abraham Greenblatt
House Committee
Don Corsack Chorus
Donald Gurney
Scott Kittredge
Russell Turcotte
Surprise Pre Nuptial Shower For Jean Brown
Miss Jean Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Maynard Brown of Cottage Street was guest of honor at a surprise pre nuptial shower hosted by Nassau College classmates at the home of Mr and Mrs Allan Horne in Springvale Approximately thirty classmates and teachers attended Miss Brown a Nassau College senior will wed Midshipman Willis Morse later this year Hostesses included Miss Lynn Chamberlain Miss Patricia Horne Miss Helen Kacharo Miss Joyce Worcester and Miss Alice Throumoleus Gifts were presented to the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Brown
Maynard Brown
Cottage Street
Nassau College
Allan Horne
Springvale
Miss Brown
Brown
Willis Morse
Lynn Chamberlain
Westfield
Mass
Patricia Horne
Helen Kacharo
Athens
Greece
Joyce Worcester
Stonington
Alice Throumoleus
Biddeford
Firemen respond to smoke filled home in Ohio kitchen mishap
Firemen rushed to the residence of Helen Arbogast in Ubrichsville Ohio as flames filled the interior. Mrs Arbogast reportedly confessed she had burned a steak triggering the alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubrichsville
Ohio
Helen Arbogast
Also Mentioned on This Page
World Day of Prayer
John , Robbins
Rudolph C. McRae
Central Congregational Church
Foster M. Pratt
Corliss Street
Alice Canacaris
E. E. Montgomery
Sabrina Fair
Maritime Adm
Young Gop Meeting
Front Street
McAllister
Niss
den Mathers
Ada Johnson
Frances Morse
Margery Hale
Shirley Harris
Margaret Westly
William Green
Eberhard
Green
Albert Linscott
C. Arthur Mayo
Seward Harris
Robert Westly
Alfred D Caton
Steve Mayo
Todd Johnson
Scott Johnson
Anthony Jewell, Jr
Everett James
Alvin Howe
Cubmaster
Chester Freeman
Polar Star Lodge
Martha Shepard
Dike and
Washington Pta
Natural Science Award
Antwerp
Mrs. McMann
Dorothy Robinson
Girl Scout
B. Co
Stanley
Wallace
Uptown
Bill Williams
Lex Barker
WED & Thurs
Jose Ferrer
June Allyson
Robert Ryan
Jan Sterling
Alaska
Scott Morse
Legion
Pera House
Taylor
Eastman
Pye
Podesta
Sernas
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