Lone Ranger in Lost City of Gold headlines state theatre
A busy cinema week features The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold in Eastman color at the State Theatre, plus Tokyo After Dark and East is East and West is West. Auntie Mame stars Rosalind Russell on Sunday Monday Tuesday, The Two-Headed Spy headlines with Jack Hawkins, and The Tunnel of Love opens at Fiesta Drive-In with Doris Day and Richard Widmark in a suburban comedy about an adoption mix-up.
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Lone Ranger
Jack Wrather
United Artists
Tokyo
Paramount
State Theatre
G.I
Michi Kobi
Richard Long
G. I
Lawrence Dobkin
Paul Dubov
Teru Shimada
Rosalind Russell
Miss Russell
Warner Bros
Forrest Tucker
Coral Browne
Fred Clark
Morton DaCosta
New York
Columbia Pictures
Jack Hawkins
Gia Scala
Erik Schumann
Alexander Knox
Felix Aylmer
Hawkins
Hitler
Aylmer
Jove
Fiesta Drive-In
Doris Day
Richard Widmark
Isolde
Girl Guide
Angie
Former Winters Resident Stanley E. Tinkle Dies in Temple
Stanley E. Tinkle former Winters resident and nephew of the late Dr. Fred Tinkle died Monday night in Temple Hospital after years of ill health. He was a prominent early day landowner with farms near Winters. Survived by his wife Veda Meek one daughter his father G. P. Tinkle Nesbitt Mississippi a sister Gladys Tinkle of California a half brother Jerry Tinkle and a half sister Major Evelyn Tinkle. Life has been rewarding to me and to most if not all of my friends.
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Winters
Temple Hospital
Stanley E. Tinkle
Fred Tinkle
Tinkle
Runnels County
Veda Meek
G. P. Tinkle
Nesbitt
Mississippi
Gladys Tinkle
California
Jerry Tinkle
Major Evelyn Tinkle
U. S
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Ieges Drive-In
Tunnel of Love
Miss Scala
S. & H. Green
Double S. & H
Mrihlor
Wa Barr
Eo Enone
Red
Decker
Borden
Swift’s
Donald Duck
Lin