Movie listings at center and paramount theaters this week
Sunday to Tuesday at Center Theatre present Lady Chatterley's Lover followed by That Kind of Woman featuring Sophia Loren and Tab Hunter. Saturday morning adds Rock Pretty Baby cartoon and Jesse James Rides Again. PARAMOUNT THEATRE shows Return of the Fly with Vincent Price and The Alligator People with Beverly Garland, while Odds Against Tomorrow with Robert Ryan Shelley Winters and Harry Belafonte runs Saturday night.
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Vincent Price
Beverly Garland
Lon
Robert Ryan
Shelley Winters
Harry Belafonte
Midway Drive-In Screenings Offer Classic and Western Titles
Sunday to Wednesday features North by Northwest with Cary Grant Eva Marie Saint and James Mason. Thursday and Friday show Cry Baby Killer and Hot Car Girl. Saturday presents A Hole in the Head starring Frank Sinatra Edward G Robinson and Eleanor Parker plus Apache Territory with Rory Calhoun.
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Midway Drive-In
Cary Grant
Eva Marie Saint
James Mason
Frank Sinatra
Edward G. Robinson
Eleanor Parker
Rory Calhoun
Eva Marie Saint James Mason
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TAR HEEL DRIVE-IN WEEKLY LINEUP
The Tar Heel drive in schedules a run of classic films starting Sunday with The Legend of Tom Dooley and Born Reckless. Tuesday features Island of Lost Women and the Man in the Net with Alan Ladd joins Thursday Friday. Saturday presents The Dalton Girls and The Little Hut with Ava.
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Island of
Lost Women
Man In the Net
Alan Ladd
Dalton Girls
Little Hut
Ava
Backless Dress Fame Fades As Unemployment Follows
Actress Vikki Dougan recalls that her backless dress boosted her name value but harmed her work prospects. She reveals eight months of $40 weekly unemployment while pursuing modeling and sporadic TV work. Dougan notes Italy may have offered some impact and warns that publicity can turn a person into a public freak.
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New York
Child Dies After Aspirin Dosage in Hallway Incident
In Hornell New York John Malick three died in hospital from an apparent aspirin overdose. His sister Mary two is in good condition. Their mother Mrs Herbert Malick of Alfred says a neighbor emptied a bottle of aspirin in the hallway after cleaning a car glove compartment.
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N.Y
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Alfred
Ingo Is Successor To Coop In Hollywood Debut
AP reports boxing champion Ingemar Johansson may become Gary Cooper’s successor as a star in Hollywood. He has begun his film career in Hall Bartlett’s All The Young Men and discusses money plans and future fights with Patterson, while noting his comfort in Hollywood despite smog concerns.
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Heme Clan
Ingemar Johansson
Serere
Hall Bartlett
Ingo
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Columbia
Ben Lane
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Floyd
Patterson
Archie Moore
Glamour-Icers Sparkle in Greensboro Holiday On Ice Show
The Glamour-Icers form the keystone of the Holiday On Ice production with tailored costumes and top skating. Rehearsals demand long hours even on tour to maintain perfection in hair, makeup, and trim. The 1960 tour spans over 30,000 miles across 37 American cities with almost two million fans. The Holiday On Ice run opens in Greensboro at the Coliseum on Thursday and continues to Tuesday, November 3.
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Rural Phone Campaign Could Reach Yancey County
The State Utilities Commission may be asked to review a rural telephone service campaign in Yancey County after Western Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co. said it will not sell its Burnsville exchange and will serve about 400 rural homes if each person contributes an average of 196 dollars for aid in construction.
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N.C
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Yancey County
Rural Telephone Committee
Western Carolina Telephone& Telegraph Co
Burnsville
New TV Drama Scarce Writer Turns To Acting
AP report notes a drought of original television plays as fall season ends with many adaptations. Marc Connelly, Pulitzer winner, explains he acts for pay and writes for theater where rewards and control are greater, while TV remains a field of adaptations and safer bets.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Broadway
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Marc Connelly
Crescent Drive-In Opens Tonight with Rockabilly Showcase
Crescent Drive-In launches this evening featuring a rock and roll brand showcase headlined by Ted Heath and his son. The program promises early first showings and a high point for fans of retro rock sounds.
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