Pigeon That Took Rome the Spies Comedy at State
Christmas Show for Youngsters Tomorrow Army spies have misadventures in Rome in a romantic comedy. Charlton Heston and Elsa Martinelli star with Harry Guardino and others in the wartime caper about two American soldiers sent into the German occupied city before Christmas shows.
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Rome
Charlton Heston
Elsa Martinelli
Harry Guardino
Baccaloni
Gabriella Pallotta
Brian Donlevy
Marietty
State Theater
Movie Calendar Shows Diverse Week At Garden Drive In
The listing outlines showings at Garden Drive In and State Theater including Miracle With Reindeer, PIGHON THAT TOOK ROMA, Jessica, Mary Had A Little, Black Castle, The Thing That Couldn’t Die, Buccaneer, The Mask, and Perilous titles. Notable entries include a Spanish language film and a Christmas matinee for kids, plus a double bill featuring Jessica and Mary Had A Little. The Nazis are referenced in a wartime plot description.
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Pighon
Roma
Jessica
Mary
Maria Antonieta Pons
Julio Aldama
Forza d’Agro
Mediterranean
Garden City cinema listings and show hoax plot tease
On Saturday at midnight a spoof about a theatrical producer fooling a psychiatrist unfolds. Owl shows feature Black Castle and The Thing That Couldn't Die. Garden Drive In screens The Mask with Paul Stevens, Nearly A Nasty Accident with Jimmy Edwards, and The Flight That Disappeared as a bonus owl tonight.
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John Bentley
Medico
Mary
Black Castle
Garden Drive
Paul Stevens
Jimmy Edwards
Cabot Orchestra To Play Elks Dance in Garden City
Chuck Cabot and his orchestra are featured entertainment at the Garden City Elks Ballroom Tuesday. Dance runs from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. with vocal performer Bonnie Lacy and the Caboteers The Cabot Trio and the Choir. Tickets sold at the door.
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Chuck Cabot
Garden City
Elks Ballroom
Bonnie Lacy
Caboteers
Cabot
Nation records 16 month highway deaths at 33430
The National Safety Council reports the nationwide traffic toll for the first 16 months of the year reached 33,430, averaging 110 daily. This exceeds the 1961 first ten months total of 30,726 and marks a record high for the period. The prior record for the period was 82,357 highway deaths in 1957.
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Chicago
APY
National Safety Council
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