October—-by Bob StewartTODAY AND TOMORROW at the vfilliamsburg Theatre “Under Ten Flags” with Charles Laughton and Van Heflin completes its local run. If you haven’t seen it as yet and are a World War II enthusiast, then by all means put it on your “must” list. “Who Wm That Lady”.returns for one day on Sunday. With Tony Curtis, Dedn Martin, and Janet Leigh in the. leading roles, the celluloid version holds true to the comedy put'forth in the smash Broadway hit. The basic story concerns a-college professor* caught, by his “mrtheer of Jtissing-ayM ;nt. * This leads .ttf a wild and highly rabrteltdd Story' drawft*tip-*t» 'cSxpfafn his actions. Heedless to say that confusion and trouble reigns. The funniest scdhe takes place in the closlftg part of the flick with both Dean Martin and Tony Curtis imagining themselves .captured on a sinking enemy submarine. Ypu’ve got to see it,to believe it!Ingmar Bergman’s “The Magician” marks its •WiHiansburg premiere r*n 'October T 7th/ If this picture Jives up to the reputation set by Bergman it should prove a moving work of art. Other critics have rated it as being ‘unforgettable and |ON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 19. for oneday only. Susan Hayward and her interpretation of murderess Barbara Graham return in “I Want To Live.” Let it be enough to say that tW'o yearsago Susan Hayward won the Academy award as best actress for her portrayal in this movie.SINNERS, ELMER GANTRY IS COMING. ‘StewartHis evangelical meetings start their showdng on Thursday, October 20. This stirring movie (to say the least) stafs Burt Lancaster and Jeen Simmons'and is bound to wdn an Academy Award nominatiorLfor Lancaster. It is. the dynamic story of the Bible-toiing, girl-chasing, fist-slamming Elmer Gantry well adapted from Sinclair Lewis’s novel of the same name. As a bit of added Incentive, I might mention that the preview sheets stipulate that no one under 16 will be admitted unless accompanied by an adult.ONE WEEK FROM TONIGHT AT PHI BETA KAPPA MEMORIAL HALL; Rey de la Torre, the celebrated Cuban classical guitarist opens the 1960-1961 Concert Series at the College, dtty name has become international and so has his fine talent. Singif tidkets are available at a cost of $2.00. Get a date and go out next JTriday to hear this musical master..Speaking of dsites tonight marks the beginning of Homecoming. For those who are not in the know, there will be no classes tomorrow. The Homecoming Parade will take place down the Duke of Gloucester Street,, starting- at 10 o’clock, followed by WM vs. VFI football game at 2 p. m. Enjoy the weekend, but watch those 8 otelock Monday morning classes. They are murder!