anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-07

TV-RADIOLOGIC Linkletter Set as Co-Emcee at Disneyland Opener HOLLYWOOD — Art Linkletter will be one of the master of ceremonies on the invitational preview telecast from Disneyland park at Anaheim, California on Sunday, July 17 over the ABC-TV Network. Linkletter will arrive via helicopter in Tomorrowland, one of the five Disneyland realms, He will co-host the 90-minute event with Disney. They will show an expected 90,000,000 viewers the TWA Rocket to the Moon, which transports passengers on a realistic trip through space. Home viewers will then be taken on a visit to the Cyclorama, a rotating platform which takes visitors on a visual tour of the America of tomorrow. Reminiscing about the more than 50,000 people Linkletter has handled on his TV and radio programs over a period of 22 years he mused: "The fainted before my microphone cussed, flirted, bragged fought. I've watched riots tween contestants between staters and rans." By coincidence, the date the telecast is also Art's big day. TOM DANSON'S TV-RADIOLOGIC TVViewing Tips 7:00—Corliss Archer 4 7:30—June Havoe 2 8:00—Baseball 9 Stars vs. Padres 7 8:00—Groucho Marx 4 8:30—Boxing 13 Following programs are compiled from reports provided by broadcasters We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part. T.E.D. TELEVISION TONIGHT THURSDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. 2-Space Funnies 4-Pinky Lee 5-Cartoons 7-Af Jarvis 8-News Window 9-Gene Norman 10-City Assignment 12-Destiny Theater 14-Hall 8-Smokey Rogers 8:30 9-Little Rescals 9-Frank Webb Show 10-Uncle Archie 12-Western Feature 14-Jack Owens 11-Sheriff John 15:45 11-Thunderbolt 8-Range Rider 9:00 P.M. 3-Beverly On 3 4-News, See Hearl 8-Curtain Call 9-Cartoon Express 11-Ramar Jungle 12-News 7:00 P.M. 2-Starline Theater 3-All Star 4-Corliss Archer 5-Newsreel 8-Liberace 9>The Ruggles 11-Pet Exchange 13-Gene Autry 7:15 5-Mei Allen 1:30 6-June Havoe 3.4-Dinah Shore 5-Joe Palooka 7-Lone Ranger 8-People In News 3-Fishing Digest 11-Open Road 13-Adv Search 7:45 4-News, Caravan 8-Newswire 9-Fulton Lewis 8:00 P.M. 2-B Cummings Show 3-Groucho Marx 5-Movie 7-Playhouse 8-Basshell 7-Star Tonight 11-Heart of City 9:30 2.5-Four Star PHouse 2.4-Ford Theater 5-Featurette 7-Movie 11-Counterpoint 19:00 P.M. 2-Johnny Carson 2.4-Video Theater 6-City at Night 6-Masquade Party 11-Oriens Express 13-Theater 18:20 3-Close Roberts 5-Got A Secret 11-China Smith 7-News 13-Criswell Predicts 16:45 2-Big News 7-Baseball Fame 9-Weather 13-Playhouse 15 11:00 P.M. 2-Musical Nitecap 4.1-News 4-Eye Witness He isn't anticipating anything untoward for the Disneyland preview telecast however, which time some 5,000 guests will be present. By coincidence, the date the telecast is also Art's big day. DANSON ON AIR — Herrdo Courtright, prexy of BevHills Hotel, has signed Society Dance Band of Bark Sorkin for the new summer season of dancing. The sweet man will emanate from the Perk Room in the B.H.H. . . . "P the Clock" has been resigned for another season by the sponsor, and now starts its sixth happy year. And the probably still have the ten ball gag going by the time next option is due, according to the rate they're going now though they claim it's easy sure looks like a toughie! About that fashionable blip patch Godfrey was sporting; it was not a shiner planted one of the many who were filmed and it was not as he explained "that his head collided with horse's head." The details are more interesting. After taking a hurdle on Godfrey's Virgin farm, the horse fell, reared back jerking Godfrey forward. The horse's mane slapped across Godfrey's face, cutting his eye... When Stephen McNally age 9, convinced his father to him play the role of his t TOMORROW FRIDAY A.M. 8:00 P.M. 8-This Is My Faith 8:45 P.M. 4-Alarm Klock 8-Farm Report 7:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 8-Fun Time 8-Mayor Dome 8-Taube Talks 9:30 P.M. 2-6-Garry Moore 6-Howdy Doody 11-Kartoon Club 10:00 A.M. 4-Ding Dong School 11-Mr. & Mrs. North 10:30 P.M. 8-Welcome Traw. 11-Star Shoppers 10:45 P.M. 4-Shelley Graham 11:00 A.M. 2-8-Robt. Q. Lewis 4-Home 11-Little School Hse. 11:30 P.M. 2-8-Linnetter 7-Bomper Room 11-Sheriff John Copyright, 1905, by Universal Radio & TV Syndicate—Tom E. Danson RADIO TONIGHT NOTE: Independent Stations Feature Music — News — Sports Daily THURSDAY P.M. 8:00 P.M. KHJ-Sgt. Preston KNX-Md R. Morrow KABC-News, Noble KFJ-Pat Bishop KFJ-News KABC-Mill Sienn KNCX-Carroll Alcott 8:30 KABC-Wm, Winter KNX-Tom Harmon KFJ-Art Baker 9:45 KHJ-Sports, News KFJ-KABC-KNX-News 9:00 P.M. KFJ-News KABC-Vanderook KHJ-Gabriel Heather KNX-Farris Reel KNX-City Hospital KHJ-Offic? Detective KFI-Music KABC-P, Masterson KFI-X-Minus One KABC-Strange KFI-Reserve KKI-XBill Ballance KABC-Saga 8:00 P.M. KFWB-Baseball (Stars-Padres) KFI-News KBI-Brady Kaye KABC-Back to Bible KNI-Tenn. Ernie KFI-1 Man's Family KFI-Roy Rogers KFI-True or False KABC-Stereophonic KHJ-Univ. Explorer KNH-Jisky Footnotes 10:00 P.M. KFI-KABC-KNX -News KHJ-Frank Evans 10:15 KFI-Joy Forever KABC-Dr. Bailes KNX-News, Hanlon 10:38 KFI-Burri Wheeler KBC-Podd Trio KNX-Philip Norman KFI-Al Poota Show KABC-Lonesome Gal 11:00 P.M. KFI-News KNX-News, Sports 2. 4-Video Theater 5-City at Night 8-Masquerade Party 11-Oriental Express 12>Theater 19:30 Clete Roberts 5-Got A Secret 11-China Smith 7.9-New 13-Criswell Predicts 10:45 Big News 7-Baseball Fame 9-Weather 13-Playhouse 15 11:00 P.M. 2-Musical Nitecap 4. 11-News 9-Eye Witness 7. 13-Movies 9-Nerves 4-Sports 11-Racket Squad 11:30 4-Tonight 9-Newsreel 11:45 11-Movie 12:00 MIDNITE Late Show DANCING EVERY FRI. and SAT. GLEN WILDS AND THE SOUTHERN STARS FEATURING GLYN DUNCAN SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Orange DORES DAY JAMES CAGNEY LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME CINEMAS COOP "Santa Fe Passage" THE BOS By—Nick Sumner CHAPTER EIGHTEEN WHARTON and his two kicks weren't in the Longhorn, Calder was lounging against bar, his green eyes taking in room without seeming to wanna thing. He smiled at them. "Well, see you're loose again. Pay: to have the right friends." "Sure does," Rusty agreed ably. "And speakin' o' payin', bry an' me figure we got so poker winning's comin' to us." "Sure." Calder pulled out a TOMORROW FRIDAY A.M. 8:00 A.M. KFI—News KABC—Fred Beck KNX—Bob Ferris 1:25 KFI—Hit The Road KFI—Breakfast Gang KRALP Story 7:30 KABC-KNX—News 7:45 KFI—Harlow Wilcox KLI—News KABC—Fred Beck KNX—Harry Babbitt 8:00 A.M. KFI—J. Murray KABC—Breakfast Club KHJ—Cliff Eagle KNX—Ralph Story 8:15 KFI—News, Sports 8:26 KFI—Pat Bishop KIBC—Bible Institute KNX—Make Up Mind 8:45 KFI—and Virginia KNB—Garden Guide KNX—Wendy Warren KHJ—Chelle Brown 9:15 KABO—News KNH—News, Music KNX-Ralph Story 8:30 KFI-Lady's Book KNH—True Swuy KNH-Norma Young KNH-Helen Trent 9:45 KXX-Gal Sunday 10:00 A.M. KABC—Whispering Stu KFI—Art Baker KNX—News KNX—Road of Life 10:15 KFI—Music, News KBC-Girl Marries KHJ-Tello-Test 8:00 P.M. KFI-Dr. Six Gun KNI-KJE—News KMPC-Baseball (Angels-Rainiers) KABC-Burgie Music 8:15 KNI-Yacht Races KNFU-Luton Lewis, Jr. 8:30 KFI-Amer. Bandstand 10:00 A.M. KABC-Milded Younger 1:00 P.M. KHI-Baseball KHI-Happiness Right KABC-Rotance KNX-A-Goodfrey 1:15 KFI-Stella Dallas 1:20 KFI-Widder Brown 1:45 KFI-Pepper Young 2:00 P.M. KFI-Woman In House KABC-Martin Block 2:15 KFI-Lorenso Jones KABC-B-Hammack 2:30 KFI-Lone Ranger KABC-Paul Kristian KNX-Ruth Ashton 2:40 KNX-Fred Robbins 3:00 P.M. KI-Fire Records KBLC-Eddie Cantor KNX-Philip Norman KI-Jazz Manor 3:10 KI-Andy & Virginia KBLC-Hank Weaves KNJ-Lynn Hwd. KNX-Matinee 3:45 KI-Tello-Test M.J. Bennett 4:00 P.M. KI-News KI-Fulton Lewis 4:15 KI-News KI-B. Wheeler 4:30 KI-Jhere's Answer 4:45 KAEC-Sports KAEC-News MILTON PARK A celebration of tomorrow. Minimizing about the more than 50,000 people Linkletter handled on his TV and Radio programs over a period of years he mused: "They've had before my microphone, flirted, bragged and I. I've watched riots between specs and rans." Isn't anticipating anything award for the Disneyland new telecast however, at times some 5,000 guests be present. Coincidence, the date of telecast is also 'Art's birth. NSON ON AIR — Hernan Courtright, prexy of the Hills Hotel, has signed the City Dance Band of Barney in for the new summer sea-fish dancing. The sweet musiceman from the Persian in the B.H.H. ... "Beat Clock" has been resigned another season by the same oror, and now starts into happy year. And they'll probably still have the tennis tag going by the time the option is due, according to date they're going now. Although they claim it's easy, it looks like a toughie! ... that fashionable black Godfrey was sporting! No, not a shiner planted by the many who were fired, but was not as he explained his head collided with his head." The details are interesting. After taking ride on Godfrey's Virginia the horse fell, reared back, Godfrey forward. The mane slapped across God-face, cutting his eyeball When Stephen McNally Jr., convinced his father to let play the role of his television son in the "Stage 7" film, "Tiger at Noon," he thought he was going to have a ball inasmuch as he would escape school, but no soap! Junior's greatest disappointment in the film business was that there was a teacher on the set and he had to attend school when he was not in a scene... According to Ronald Colman, the difference between English and American humor is the understatement of one and the exaggeration of the other. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY — And then there's the caller who asked the small boy answering the door, "I wonder if I could see your mother, little boy. Is she engaged?" "Engaged?" repeated the child. She's married!" (Copyright 1955, by Universal Radio & TV Syndicate) Births Santa Ana Community Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Bradford, 118 N. Sycamore, Santa Ana, boy, 8 lbs., 3 oz., July 5. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Spellman, 1414½ W. 2nd., Santa Ana, boy, 6 lbs., July 5. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shiffer, 9658 Westminster Ave., Garden Grove boy, 9 lbs., 6 oz., July 3. Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, 2202 N. Pacific, Santa Ana, boy, 6 lbs., 7 oz., July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Butler, 431 S. Hesperian St., Santa Ana, 6 lbs., 15 oz., July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ward, 12552 Citrus Wood, Garden Grove boy, 7 lbs., 13 oz., July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peters, 1423 W. Richland, Santa Ana, boy, 6 lbs., 13 oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Davison, 315 W. 18th St., Santa Ana, girl, 9 lbs., 8 oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Moseley, 14672 Figueroa, Santa Ana, boy, 7 lbs., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Coker, 533 vision son in the "Stage 7" film, North St., Orange girl, 7 lbs., 14 oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Victor W. Petrosa, 14835 Laurel St., Santa Ana, boy, 7 lbs., 10 oz., July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Lilley, Rt. I Richfield Rd., Yorba Linda, boy, 5 lbs., 14 oz., July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Rheau, 137 20th St., Costa Mesa, boy, 8 lbs., 6 oz., July 2. Mr. and Mrs. James I. Campbell, 13221 Newell, Garden Grove girl, 6 lbs., 5 oz., July 2. Orange County Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Rulz, 14891 Bourrow St., Santa Ana, boy, 8 lbs., 11 oz., July 3. Mr. and Mrs. David Marquac, 128 S.Walnut, Placentia, boy, 8 lbs., 12 oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bewieb, 313 S.Solonia, Boy, 6 lbs., 12½ oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cordova, 2625 Cypress St., Santa Ana girl, July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Stephens, 326 13th St., Huntington Beach, boy, 6 lbs., 14 oz., July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Nabor Lopez, 924 E.Pine St., Santa Ana girl, 8 lbs., 15 oz., July 4. Fullerton Cottage Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Willie Dorsy, 5922 Kingman, Buena Park, daughter June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Hobblins, 520 W.Rosslyn, Fullerton boy, 8 lbs., June 30. At Ananeim Hospital Tuesday ARRIVALS— Dan Carter, Westminster Mrs. Lillian Adams, Anaheim Charles Hollinghead, Anaheim Mrs. Georgina Kooke, La Habra Edwin Dally, Anaheim Mrs. Marguerite Dyke, Brea Charles Bakeman, Anaheim Mrs.Maxine Winters,Phoenix,Ariz. Divorces Filed Marguerite C. Ender vs.Ender. Ethel N.Ingalls vs.Chargals. Doris L.McLaughlin vs.McLaughlin. Marian T.Nicholson vs.Nicholson. Patsy A.Thompson vs.Thompson. La Vonna D.D Queen v.D Queen. W.P.Webb vs.MargaretBetty Jo Woodworth vs.H worth, Marie C.Wormley vs.Wormley. Emile J.Musselwhite vs.L.Mussewhite. Albert Pierson vs.Ann J. Complaint for separateance— Doris F.Hasty vs.Linton ty. Victoria A.Eppler vs.Eppler. Hunters Duck Co ST.LOUIS—Four dancers made good use of their blind in a recent cold rooled in nearby Alton L their boat was sunk by him they burned the blind piece while awaiting rescuers. Harness-broken moosing tried as farm animal Siberian Arctic. Masonry Contrast Fireplaces,Block Residential,Small ComJIM WHEELU 1730 Redwood;Anna KE:5-9892 CHAPTER EIGHTEEN MARTON and his two sideweren't in the Longhorn, but was, lounging against the his green eyes taking in the without seeming to watch him. He smiled at them. well, see you're loose again. to have the right friends." are does," Rusty agreed ami- "And speakin' o' payin', Kerme figure we got, some winnin's comin' to us." re." Calder pulled out a walthe crew—making its noisy way straight toward him. And there w wasn't any dodging, for Sandy had already seen him, and was bearing down on him. He muttered an excuse to Rusty and Calder, and came forward to greet the old man. "Well, Kerry, Glad to see you, boy. How you been makin' out?" "Can't complain." "Sit down an' have a drink with me." From the tone of the invitation Kerry knew he wasn't going hard work, his shoulders bowed, but not his spirit. If necessary, he'd lay down what was left him of life, as matter-of-factly as he'd throw away a smoked cigaret, for the man who paid him his wages. The sight of him made Kerry feel rolled up and uncomfortable inside. He went over to the bar, wanting company and noise to keep him from thinking. But his thoughts were as persistent as files. Brush them away, and they kept coming back. CITrus Wood, Garden Grove, boy, 7 lbs., 13 oz., July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peters, 1423 W. Richland, Santa Ana, boy, 6 lbs., 13 oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Davison, 315 W. 18th St., Santa Ana, girl, 9 lbs., 8 oz., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Moseley, 14672 Figueroa, Santa Ana, boy, 7 lbs., July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Coker, 533 FOX THEATRE Fullerton Phone LA 5-2181 NOW PLAYING AT NEW LOWER PRICES JANE RUSSELL JEFF CHANDLER FOX THEATRE PLUS THE MAGNIFICENT MATADOR PACIFIC DRIVE-IN THEATRES COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR Orange DORIS DAY JAMES CAGNEY LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME CINEMASCOPE "Santa Fe Passage" Hi-Way39 CINEMASCOPE LAND OF THE PHARAOHS WARNER COLOR BLACKBOARD JUNGLE "Las Vegas Shakedown" THE BOSS OF BROKEN SPUR By—Nick Sumner Copyright, 1984, by Nick Sumner. Billed under King Penguin Syndicate. Masonry Contrast Fireplaces, Block Residential, Small Commercial JIM WHEELU 1730 Redwood; AnKE. 5-9802 LINCOLN DRIVE-IN THEATRE JAN 7-2023 LINCOLN BLVD. BETWEEN LAKERWOOD AND ANAHEIM Near Buer WED. Thru SAT SITTING BULL CINEMASCOPE THE WHITE ORCHID FOX ANAHEIM Doors open 6:45. Great Big Music of The Twenties CINEMASCOPE GOTS DAY JAMES CAGNEY LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME CINEMASCOPE Cameron MITCHELL Plus Action Hit! STRANG ON HORSEBA TECHNIC JOEL MIROSOS Cartoon and late ne CHAPTER EIGHTEEN BARTON and his two sideweren't in the Longhorn, but he was, lounging against the his green eyes taking in the without seeming to watch ing. He smiled at them. well, see you're loose again. to have the right friends." He does," Rusty agreed ami- "And speakin' o' payin', Kerme figure we got some winning's comin' to us." He calder pulled out a waild counted out a handful of notes to each of them. "That" comes so to me. You satisfied, ?? Rusty nodded and stuffed the roll of greenbacks into his reflecting that he wouldn't to worry about a job for Rusty put his money away, thing fell from his pocket anded on the floor with a clatter. Calder laughed. I carry your lucky am." Rusty displayed to on the palm of his hand the he had picked up, a crudely silver medal of the kind Mexicans sometimes wore and their necks. "Mexican aler for an outfit I used t' or give it me. Said long as it did it, I never be drowned. you see I never have. 'Course,'" ninned, "I ain't been near no deep enough t drown in. But cnt come in handy some day, er can tell." Rusty's attention had been suddrawn away by the sight of a or so men pushing through atwining doors. Dusty, unvociferous, with the untable stamp of men just in the trail, they shouted and ad and shoved their way over bar, a sight too common Dodge for anyone but Keripay any particular attention far, he'd asked himself last did a man have to ride to day from the past? Farther Dodge, that was clear. Bethere was Broken Spur—or part of it, as represented by Weaver and over half the crew—making its noisy way straight toward him. And there wasn't any dodging a meeting, for Sandy had already seen him, and was bearing down on him. He muttered an excuse to Rusty and Calder, and came forward to greet the old man. "Well, Kerry. Glad to see you, boy. How you been makin' out?" "Can't complain." "Sit down an' have a drink with me." From the tone of the invitation Kerry knew he wasn't going to be asked questions, or reproached for his desertion of Rob and Broken Spur, as he'd more than halt expected, considering Sandy's fierce loyalty. But if Sandy wasn't asking information, he wasn't volunteering any, Kerry finally had to ask, "Well, now's — everybody back home?" Sandy wasn't to be easily drawn. He mentioned Jared Toland's poor health, commended Christie's management of the Slash T, observed that she was "purty as ever," spoke non-committally of her increasing friendship with Cameron, and worked around at last to the trouble with the nesters. He told it tersely, without comment, and again it was Kerry who was forced to ask, "How's Rob taking it?" "Like you'd expect. He's fightin' mad, o' course, but he's not really worried yet. Everything in the county's gone by his say so so long, I reckon he figures nothin' can happen 'less he lets it.' Lowering his voice, as if he were uttering a treasonable statement, Sandy added, "There's such a thing as havin' it all your way too long—you get too dang' sure o' yourself! He misses you, son," Sandy added soberly. "Did he say so?" "He don't need to say to me. I been with him a long time." He pushed back from the table. "I'm gettin' too old to make a big night of it after ridin' all day: I'm goin' back to the hotel an' get some sleep—let these rannies take the town apart if they want to." Kerry watched him out the door—a lean, bent, stubborn old figure, all the fat burned and sweated off him by nearly a half century of hard work, his shoulders bowed, but not his spirit. If necessary, he'd lay down what was left him of life, as matter-of-factly as he'd throw away a smoked cigaret, for the man who paid him wages. The sight of him made Kerry feel roiled up and uncomfortable inside. He went over to the bar, wanting company and noise to keep him from thinking. But his thoughts were as persistent as files. Brush them away, and they kept coming back. He downed another drink, as Wharton and the two Margie had called his watch-dogs pushed through the door. There weren't any two ways about Wharton. He was in an ugly mood. He bore straight down on Rusty. Kerry began edging his way through the crowd toward his friend. Wharton swung his heavy head around to glare at him. "So you're out, tool!" "Yeah, I'm out. Any objections?" "I might not have—an' then again I might!" "They made you the law in town now. Wharton?" Rusty asked mildly. "First I ever heard a man had to have your say-so to get out jail." "Think you're mighty smart, don't you?" Wharton growled. "Not particular, no." Rusty decided, after seeming to turn the matte over judicially in his mind. "On the other hand, I ain't as dumb as some folks I could mention." Wharton reacted like a goaded steer. "Who you callin' dumb, you two-bit, cowhand?" "Why, nobody, far as I recollect." Rusty appealed to the bystanders. "Anybody hear me mentior any names?" His mild eyes turned back to the cattleman's son. "Speakin' o' name callin', I don't particular care for your brand o' language, Wharton." "You don't, eh?" Wharton moved in closer, menacingly, till his face was inches from Rusty's. "That's too bad. What you figure on doin' bout it?" "I figure to finish my drink—if you'll kindly move your head outa the way." (To Be Continued) Divorces Divorces Filed Marguerite C. Ender vs. Paul W. Ender. Ethel N. Ingalls vs. Charles S. Ingalls. Doris L. McLaughlin vs. Hugh W. McLaughlin. Marian T. Nicholson vs. Elbert C. Nicholson. Patsy A. Thompson vs. Henry J. Thompson. La Vonna D. Queen vs. Dewey D. Queen. W. P. Webb vs. Margaret E. Webb. Betty Jo Woodworth vs. Ray Woodworth. Marie C. Wormley vs. Donald Wormley. Emile J. Musselwhite vs. Edward L. Musselwhite. Albert Pierson vs. Ann J. Pierson. Complaint for separate maintenance— Doris F. Hasty vs. Linton D. Hasty. Victoria A. Eppler vs. Ernest R. Eppler. Hunters Duck Cold ST. LOUIS—Four duck hunters made good use of their duck blind in a recent cold snap. Marooned in nearby Alton Lake when their boat was sunk by high waves, they burned the blind piece-by-piece while awaiting rescue. Harness-broken moose are being tried as farm animals in the Siberian Arctic. Masonry Contractor Fireplaces, Block Walls Residential, Small Commercial JIM WHEELUS 1730 Redwood; Anaheim KE. 5-9892 IT'S FUN TO GO OUT ANAHEIM BULLETIN'S GUIDE TO DINING and ENTERTAINMENT CLUB GARDENS Delicious Charcoal Broiled Steaks and Sea Food COCKTAILS—PIANO BAR—MUSIC NIGHTLY ALL STAR MUSIC and ENTERTAINMENT 807 S. Main St Santa Ana KI. 2-9703 FINE MEXICAN & SPANISH FOODS Complete Dinners • Ala Carte Service • Orders To Go AIR CONDITIONED A' Lovely Place to Dine Lunch 5 to 2; Dinners 5 to 10 (Closed Tuesdays) EL COMEDOR 1604 S. Spadra Rd. 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AT 2 THEATERS HOWARD HAWKS' LAND OF THE PHARAOHS FROM WARNER BROS. IN CINEMASCOPE WARNERCOLOR JACK JOAN DEWEY ALERS HAWKINS-COLLINS-MARTIN-MINOTIS MAYR SUMMIT • HAROLD JACK BLOOM Added Dennis O'Keefe "Las Vegas Shakedown" Hi-Way 39 HOWAY 20 NEAR GARDEN CROVE PHILADELPHIA 10 5274 AND WEST SAKS Show Starts at Dusk BROADWAY SANTA ANA BETWEEN 4TH & 5TH ON BROADWAY Show Starts 6:15 Let's Go TROUT FISHING Rainbow Trout 8 to 12 Inches No Limit—No License RIVER TROUT POND 15351 Anaheim-Olive Rd., Anaheim Next time try the Coffee Caddy Cafeteria 317 N. MAIN ST., SANTA ANA (opposite West Coast Theater) "Where Coffee Is King" Open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Seven Days a Week Where Friends Meet Friends The SADU Fine Cocktails served by "Ken" Billington, DON HUNSINGER at the piano Thurs.. Fri., Sat., and Sun. nights. 133 N. Los Angeles Now Open Daily 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. MINIATURE GOLF Anaheim's New Major 18-Hole Course 1920 E. CENTER near PLACENTIA AVE. In the Very Center of Town Tasty Merchants' Lunches Delicious Family Dinners HADLEY'S RESTAURANT Center and Los Angeles St. Anaheim