anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-18

Broadway Hit Opens August 15 Announcement was made today by Joseph Justman that Jack Present and Harry Zevin, executive producers at the Carthay Circle Theater, have completed negotiations for four more Broadway hit plays which will be presented, for the first time in Los Angeles, at the Carthay Circle beginning Aug. 15. Opening attraction of the new series will be "Latinics And Lovers," hilarious comedy by Sidney Kingsley which is currently in its 28th week on Broadway. Second in the series will be "King Of Hearts," a comedy hit of the past season which is about to be made into a film with Bob Hope and George Sanders. This play, written by Jean Kerr and Eleanor Brooke, opens for a four week run on Sept. 12. October 10 will see the Pacific Coast premiere of "The Tender Trev," a romantic comedy which recently closed a lengthy Broadway run and is currently completing a road tour in Chicago. This Max Snulman-obert Paul Smith comedy is about to go before the cameras at MGM with Frank Sinatra and Debbie Reynolds in the ton roles. The final production of the season, opening on Nov. 7, will be a dramatic hit which is currently doing record business on Broadway, the title of which cannot be announced at this time for contractual reasons. AUGUST WEDDING—Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Rowland of 225 Damro St., Porterville announce the engagement of their daughter Sherill Ann of Anaheim to Don James Faulkner of Santa Ana Plans are made for an Aug. 28 wedding at the Capilla de San Antonio. The bride-elect attended schools in Porterville, He bridgroom-elect, the son of the William L. Faulkners of 112 The final production of the season, opening on Nov. 7, will be a dramatic hit which is currently doing record business on Broadway, the title of which cannot be announced at this time for contractual reasons. AUGUST WEDDING—Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Rowland of 225 Damroyst St., Porterville announce the engagement of their daughter Sherill Ann of Anaheim to Don James Faulkner of Santa Ana Plans are made for an Aug. 28 wedding at the Capilla de San Antonio. The bride-elect attended schools in Porterville, He bridgroom-elect, the son of the William L. Faulkners of 112 Kilson Dr., Santa Ana, has enrolled in Santa Ana college for the fall term. He served four years with the U. S. Air Force (Arsene Photo) yours...the 'BANDBOX' LOOK July Special! BLANKETS Cleaned and packed in a beautiful plastic bag. Reg. $2, this month only $1.15. Phone KE 5-2405, for free pick-up and delivery. Bandbox Cleaners 946 N. Los Angeles, Anaheim Here and There New citizen born to Anaheim parents is a daughter. She was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Leach of 53 South Resh St., at St. Joseph hospital on July 13. The Joseph Wagners of 1627 East Center St., are the parents of a daughter born July 13 at St. Joseph hospital. She weighed seven pounds and eight ounces at birth. Ruby Jean Reynolds of 127 Wealencia and Wayne L. Phelps of San Bernardino have obtained license to wed. The Charles Bakers of 117 Norwalk Santa Fe, welcomed their infant son at the Santa Ana Community hospital on July 14. License to wed has been issued to Ronald Harvey Johnston of 99 South Palm St., and Mildred Anisner of 9771 Harle St. Mrs. Cella Klaus of Sally Lane has returned from a vacation and visit enjoyed with relatives Fresno and Hayward. Capt. Claud Andrew Graham J of the airforce and his wife womens their infant son at the Coona Naval hospital this past week START PING PONG TOURNER The annual all-city Ping Pong Tournament runs through Friday at the City Park. All boys and girls, 15 and under, are eligible to participate. Rules have been posted in the park for the tournament and the ladder will be posted on Monday. Park equipment will be used for the games. 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Drive America's Easiest Riding Truck! LEAVITT FORD 226 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Calif. Phone KE 5-2284 PET SHOW DIGNITARIES—Petite Miss Ming, the Siamese kitten, one year old last Easter and the pet of Lynn Long walked off with sweepstake honors at the annual recreation pet show at the Anaheim City Park. Miss Genevieve, a four month old Dachshund belonging to Marilyn Mayberry, was rewarded with the grand sweepstakes. Tired from the heat Genevieve seemed little interested in photography. Both pets were beautifully marked and trained. (Bulletin photo) Announcement American Legion auxiliary has cancelled remainder of meetings for the month of July. 1 at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Robert Rees at 235 Charlotte Ave. Important plans will be discussed for the reunion dance in 1956, the tenth anniversary event, for the Announcement American Legion auxiliary has cancelled remainder of meetings for the month of July. Anaheim High school class of 1946 reunion is planned for Aug. 1 at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Robert Rees at 235 Charlotte Ave. Important plans will be discussed for the reunion dance in 1956, the tenth anniversary event, for the class. For further information contact Mrs. Rees, KE 5-4739 or Mrs. Paul Harrison, JA. 7-3013. McMahan's... MAKE A SPECIAL PURCHASE Dinette Sets $1.00 DOWN $1.00 DOWN $1.00 WEEKLY Mc Mahan's FURNITURE STORES Set Berkeley Meeting top mathematicians from all over the world are gathered on the Berkeley campus of the University of California for the second day of the Third Berkeley Symposium on Mathematical-Statistics and Probability. Probability theory will be the principal topic for discussion at half of the Symposium. During the first half, which was held in December, visiting mathematicians were concerned primarily with the application of statistics. The Berkeley Symposia have become the world's best scholarly circles as unique opportunities to exchange new ideas in the field. These meetings, which are held every five years, are organized by the University's Mathematics Laboratory under the direction of Professor Jerzy Neyman. Both parts of 1955 Symposium are sponsored by the American Mathematical Society and are generously subsidized by the National Science Foundation, the Air Research and Development Command, the Office of Naval Research, and the Office of Ordnance Research. Foreign visitors to the summer section of the Third Symposium are among the world's best scholars in the field. England, France, Switzerland, Algeria, Spain, and South Africa will be represented. Several scholars from the University of California and other American institutions will also deliver technical papers. 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