anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-27

B.S—Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin Monday, April 27, 1958 TELEVISION Any program deviations from these logs are the results of last-minute changes by the station. (C) denotes program in color. KNXT 2 KTLA 5 KTTV 11 KRCA 4 KABC-TV 7 KHJ-TV 9 KCOP 13 MONDAY NIGHT 5:00- 2-Amon 'N' Andy 4-Girous Show 9-John J. Anthony 5:05-11-Topper 2-Movie 5-Bozo the Clown 7-Mickey Mouse Club 9-Criswell Predicts 5:45-9-News 11-Orange Show 6:00- 4, 7-News 5-Popeye 9-Cartoon Express 13-Baxter Ward 8:15-7-Sports 11-Jim Bowie 13-Cal Tinney 6:30- 4-Curt Massie (C) 5-News 7-Eve Arden 13-Robin Hood 8:45- 4, 5, 11-News 7:00- 2-News 7:00- 2-Texan 4-People's Choice 5-Johny Otis 7-Rosemary Clooney 9-Little Rascals 11-Jeff's Collie 13-Seven League Boots 7:30- 2-Name That Tune 4-Buckskin 5-Movie 7-Shirley Temple Story 9-Whiriybirds 11-Three Stooges 13-Wanderlust 8:00- 2-Texas 4-Restless Gun 9-State Trooper 11-You Are There 13-Adventure Tomorrow 8:30- 2-Father Knows Best 4-Wells Fargo 7-Bold Journey 9-Open Road 6:30- 4-Continental Classr'm 6:50- 2-Farm Reporter 7:00- 2-Captain Kangaroo 4-Today 7:45- 2-News 8:00- 2-Our Miss Brooks 5-Cartoons 8:30- 2-Kingdom of Sea 8:30- 2-Amos 'n' Andy 5-Red Rowe 7-Fun to Reduce 11-Movie 8:45- 7-Chef Milani 9:00- 2-On the Go 9:30- 2-Dough-Re-MI 9:30- 2-Arrthur Godfrey 4-Treasure Hunt 7-Mayor of Town 11-Jack La Lane 10:00- 2-I Love Lucy 4-Price is Right 7-Chucko 11-My Little Margie 10:30- 2-Top Dollar 4 Concentration 5-Harry Babbitt -11-I Led Three Lives 11:00- 2-Love of Life 4-Tio Tao-Dough 5-Romper Room 7-I Married Joan 9-Drama 11:30- 2-Search For Tomorrow 4-Could Be You 7-It's a Great Life 9-Movie 11:45- 4-Guiding Light 12:00- 2-News, Movie 4-Qeen for Day 5-Uncle Luther 7-George Hamilton 11-Sheriff John 12:30- 4-Haggis Gaggle (C) 7-Play Your Hunch 12:45- 9-Movie 1:00- 4-Young Dr. Malone 5-News, Gardiner 7-Music Bingo WE'LL BE UP LATER now on thanks to Daylight ing Time and the fact many programs will be co on later, particularly on Chi. So the daylight hour g earlier in the evening doublessly be tacked on th of the day's schedule to ca favorite show. DRAMA DOINGS . . . I Simmons, former American cathlon star and a membe the U.S. Olympic team in has a role on tonight's Red Gun series as a hired gun justly accused of murder p.m., Channel 4 . . . D Playhouse continues its part drama about the Tre agents who were respor for breaking up the powerf Capone syndicate in Chicago the 1920's, in "The Untables," 10 p.m., Channel 2 Peter Gunn is hired by two ladies to protect their sp sister from a "marrying dy." 9 p.m., Channel 4. COMEDY CAPERS . . . rebels at doing menial chore boss James Devery and his pretty Japanese girl for the in "Geisha Girl" on the Sothern Show, 8:30 p.m., TUESDAY DAYTIME 8:10- 4-Farm Report Radio Selections Any program deviations from these logs are the result of last-minute changes by the stations. KLAG ... 570 KABC ... 790 KNX ... 1070 KWIZ ... 1480 KFI ... 640 KIEV ... 780 KRKD ... 1150 KBLA ... 1490 KMPC ... 710 KHJ ... 930 KFOX ... 1280 KPOL ... 1540 KBIG ... 740 KFWB ... 980 KFAC ... 1330 KDAY ... 1580 KPOP ... 1020 KGER ... 1390 MONDAY KMPC—Baseball 5:00 P.M. KNX—Bom Marrow KABC—Airwatch, Sports KNMPC—Crewell KPWI—Report, Weather KABC—Hank Weaver 6:18 P.M. KPI—News KBC—Great Alcott KABC—News 5:30 P.M. KPI—Carvakade KBC—Sports, Harmon KABC—News, Airwatch KHJ—Sports, Crewell KNX—Business, Motory KFI—City News, Piskley 6:53 P.M. KPI—Financials, Weather KABC—Sports, Gorme 7:00 P.M. KNX—News, Music Hall KAPC—Interude KABC—Sports, Walton KFI—News, Waltle KHJ—Fulton, Lewis Jr. 7:23 P.M. KABC—World of Tomorrow KHI—Heavy Travis 7:30 P.M. KNX—News, Answer 9:00 P.M. KFWB—Bill Bailance KFI—News, Nightline KXN—News, Organs KMPC—Dance Time KPI—Nightline 10:00 P.M. KPI—News 10:15 P.M. KNX—Sports Session KFI—Marshmell 10:30 P.M. KPI—Thing Called Life KXN—Philip Norman MONDAY 4:30 P.M. KMPC—Baseball 5:00 P.M. KNX—Ed Murray KABC—Awardway Sports KNJ—News, Crowell KPWB—Elliott Field KPI—Report, Weather KABC—Hank Weaver 6:15 P.M. KPI—News KNX-Carroll Aceff KABC—News 1:30 P.M. Carroll KNX-Sports Harmon KABC—Airwatch KNH—Sports, Crowell 5:45 P.M. KXN—News KABC—Oral Anderson 6:00 P.M. 4 pckch Journal KABC—Commentary KNH—Sports Storey KNJ—News, Travis KPWB—R.A. Reed 6:15 P.M. Lewitt Thomas KNH-Virill Pinkley KABC-Daly, Harvey KPI—Sports 6:30 P.M. KNH-Henry Travis KXX—Business, Melody KFI—City News Oasis KABC-News, Pinkley 1:30 P.M. KPI—Pinocchio, Weather KABC-Sports, Gorme 7:00 P.M. KNX-News, Music Hall KAPC-Interude KABC-Sports, Walton KFI-News, Keixar KNJ-Putton Lewis Jr. 2:23 P.M. KABC-World of Tomorrow 7:15 P.M. KNI-Henry Travis 7:30 P.M. KNE-News, Answer Phases KPAC-Bchoe Encores KFI-News of World 7:64 P.M. KNX-City Editor 8:00 P.M. KMPC-Dodgers, Scoreboard KFI-News, Groche Marx KNH-World Tonight KJI-News, Chatterton KPAC-Eve Concert KABC-Zimmer, Zimmer KMPC-Novis, Stewart 8:13 P.M. KNH-Weather Walph 8:30 P.M. KPI-Wavelengths DAYTIME RADIO. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 A.M. KPI—News KNX-McCay, Casner KABC-Hemingway, News KNJ-News, Martindale KNPJ-Jewel Hayes KPAC-Coffee Cocktail KMPC-News, Whittigannii 1:13 A.M. KABC-Traffic, KPI-His the Roads 1:20 A.M. KNX-Power Goal 1:45 A.M. KPI-News 8:00 A.M. KABC-Chiff Eagle News 8:15 A.M. KNB-Crane 8:15 A.M. KIPA-Studio Market 8:15 A.M. JOHN Trotter 8:20 A.M. KTH-Timelife 8:25 A.M. KPI-PAC-Moves 8:25 A.M. KPNG-Green, Crane 8:30 A.M. KASG-Tradus, Paul Harvey 8:45 A.M. KTPY-BSC Clock 9:00 A.M. KPI-News, Tire Bash Club 9:05 A.M. KNPJ-Jewel Hayes 9:05 A.M. KNPJ-Jewel Hayes 9:05 A.M. KNPJ-Jewel Hayes 9:15 A.M. KNN—Just Entertainment 9:15 A.M. NOON 9:15 A.M. KNN—Just Entertainment 9:25 P.M. 9:00 P.M. KPI—Bob Crane 9:25 A.M. KPAC-Pioneer 9:25 A.M. KPI-Ladies Day 10:00 A.M. KNN-Right To Happiness 10:00 A.M. KNC-News, Cook 10:00 A.m. KNB-Porter Lind Heves, Table Five 10:00 A.m. KFI-News, Network Time 10:13 A.m. KABC-Tella-Test 10:28 A.m. KNN-Distance Mrs., Burton 10:28 A.m. DR-Time 10:28 A.m. KBAC-Hotbrook News 10:28 A.m. KBAC-Loun of Moves 10:45 A.m. KMX-Miss Pelton 10:45 A.m. KBAC-Jim Amache 11:00 A.m. KBAC-Jim Amache 11:13 A.m. KBAC-Couple Next Door 11:39 A.m. KBAC-Nesttied 11:48 A.m. KBAC-Just Entertainment 12 NOON KBX-KNX-News KBX-KNX-Ted Dillon KBX-KNX-Jim Amache KBX-Farm Resorter 9:00 P.M. KPI-Nelson McInnisbh 9:28 P.M. KBX-Green Drives KBX-Reviews, Gearwav, KI-Fine Stories. 1:00 P.M. KBAC-Roger Correll KI-Fine Stories. 1:28 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 1:28 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:00 P.m. KBX-Nouse Party KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2:54 P.m. KI-Fine Stories. 2 TV and RADIO Sights'n Sounds By GENE INGE WE'LL BE UP LATER from now on thanks to Daylight Saving Time and the fact that many programs will be coming on later, particularly on Channel 2. So the daylight hour gained earlier in the evening will doubtlessly be tacked on the end of the day's schedule to catch a favorite show. DRAMA DOINGS... Floyd Simmons, former American decathlon star and a member of the U.S. Olympic team in 1956, has a role on tonight's Restless Gun series as a hired gun unjustly accused of murder, 8 p.m., Channel 4... Desilu Playhouse continues its two-part drama about the Treasury agents who were responsible for breaking up the powerful Al Capone syndicate in Chicago in the 1920's, in "The Untouchables," 10 p.m., Channel 2... Peter Gunn is hired by two old ladies to protect their spinster sister from a "marrying daddy." 9 p.m., Channel 4. COMEDY CAPERS... Katy rebels at doing menial chores for boss James Devery and hires a pretty Japanese girl for the job, in "Geisha Girl" on the Ann Sothern Show, 9:30 p.m., Chan- NEW YORK (UPI) — The Radioorp. of America plans to put on special color television demonstration in Moscow at the American National Exhibition which opens in July. RCA said its exhibit would feature a fully-equipped color TV studio which will carry eight hours of live and filmed shows daily over a closed circuit to 16:21. Hormel Company Receives Humane Approval Seal Hormel Company of Austin, Minn. today became the first packinghouse with nationwide distribution to receive the American Humane Association's seal of approval for humane processing of all major food animals. The presentation was made at the spring board meeting by Charles W. Friedrich, president of the association, and accepted by M. B. Thompson, executive vice president of Geo. A. Hormel and Co. "One of the most outstanding contributions to humane slaughter methods was made by Geo. A. Hormel and Co. when it developed and installed the first carbon dioxide immobilization chamber for hogs in 1952," said Mr. Friedrich. "The initiative shown by Hormel administration in developing the CO2 chamber has been a prime factor in stimulating other progressive packers to adopt improved methods." The Hormel company March 24 last completed facilities by which lamb and calves were given anesthesia before shackling and dispatching. It pioneered this method with hogs in 1952, first in the world to do so. It began to use the bolt gun for stunning cattle in 1957. Mack Sennett Names Two Best Funny Bones HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Mack Sennett, who taught Hollywood how to be funny, says Jacques Tati and Shirley MacLaine are the best comedians in the movie bust. NOW PLAYING—Lovely Dorah Kerr co-stars with C.C. Grant in the romantic comedy "An Affair to Remember" showing at the Gem Theatre in Garden Grove. The Jez Wald production for Twentieth Century-Fox is in DeLuxe Or. Public School Heads Elect New Officers A new slate of officers for school year, 1959-60, was elicited at a recent meeting by members of the Orange County Elementary School Administrators Association. The new officers, represerve various school districts of county, will take over their posts next September with beginning of the new school. Herb Ward, principal with ta Mesa Elementary Schools long an active leader in the city Association, will take the position of president. Kendall Neisess ange principal and also a standing active leader in the association, will hold the job of district - elect during the co-operative period. Bill Murray, full-time SSR To Have Taste of US Color Television NEW YORK (UPI) — The Radio orp. of America plans to put on special color television demonstration in Moscow at the American National Exhibition which opens in July. RCA said its exhibit would feature a fully - equipped color TV studio which will carry eight hours of live and filmed shows daily over a closed circuit to 16 21-inch re elvers situated throughout the Sokolniki Park Fair Grounds. Russia has said it will begin color telecasting later this year. Mack Sennett Names Two Best Funny Bones HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Mack Sennett, who taught Hollywood how to be funny, says Jacques Tati and Shirley MacLaine are the best comedians in the movie business. Sennett, 78, who introduced slapstick and bathing beauties to films, said: "Tati is the greatest pantomimist since the three I consider the best — Charlie Chapin, Stan Laurel and W. C. Fields. Shirley is the greatest comedienne since Mabel Normand and Marie Dressler, and good comediennes are as scarce as hen's teeth." Sennett, whose Keystone Cops once convulsed the nation, named his other favorite comedians of today: Danny Kaye, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Joe E. Brown, Lucille Ball, Gale Storm, Red Buttons, Cantinflas and Gracie Fields. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME THEN UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that they co-working with used Automobile business at 1101 So Spadar Rd., City of Fullerton, County of Orange, State of California, under the fictitious firm name of "AUTO CORRAL" and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names, and addresses are as follows, to-wit: PARTNERS: Louis Lee LeVine, 8114 So. Flallon Ave., Whittier, Calif. Leland R. Denley 1619, Sunnyvale Dr., Pleasant Hill, Calif. WITNESS my hand this 20th day of March, 1959. LOUIS LEE LEVINE, partner LELAND R. DENLEY, Partner STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE ON THIS 20th day of March A.D., 1959, before me Aubrey Lake, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing there in duly commissioned and sworn, personally Louis LeVine known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. (ASEAL) AUBREY LAKE Notary Public in and for Said County and Stage My Commission Expires NOV. 29, 1961 (Publish: April 20, 27, May 4, 11, 1960) LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN BOOK II OF THE AMAZING UNION High School District, County of Orange, State of California, will receive bids up to 2:00 P.M. on Tuesday, May 5, 1959, at their administration office located at 123 North Citron Street, Anheim, California for the fol- Women Make Better Bartenders Than Me NEW YORK (UPI) — We are better students of barter than men because they are tiger, more adept with their have better memories and gossip. The authority for this state is John Boning, who has opened the Bartenders School in New York for more than 25 years. More than 12,000 students have come to school's five-week course about one-fourth of them women. Boning said: "Women better bartender students, rule, because they're more ful about their own appearances and the appearance of their They are better with their than men and can make with a minimum of shadowing. "Give a woman a drink and she'll never forget it another thing—they mind own business." At school, the students with artificial devices: water for whiskey and wine instead of sugar and marble olives and cherries. "Off campus." Boning the men students prefer and martins while the co-in for "something chic," cognac and French champagne. COMPLETE DINING SERVICE in our Coffee Shop or Dining Room THE FOOD IS DELICIOUS Drive In Car Service Banquet Facilities Complete Menus Open 7 A.M. to 2 A.M. Fri. & Sat. 1 A.M. to 4 A.M. Dancing Nitely to IKE CARPENTER with Beverly Lane in the Three Star Room harris' RESTAURANT Preferred by people who appreciate good food! NEAR DISNEYLAND — Harbor at Katella Ph. JE 4-5050 Anaheim TV SERVICE $3.50 PER CALL ORANGE COUNTY SERVICE CENTER KE 5-2179 ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advertising ... PR. 4-7870 When You Want — Try a Want Ad — Anaheim Bulletin Fire Department KE. 3-1305 Police Department KE. 3-3131 Moving, Storage, General Trucking ... KE. 5-2863 Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co. 505 S. Los Angeles St. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Board of Trustees of the Anaheim Union High School District, County of Orange, State of California, will receive bids up to 2:00 P.M. on Tuesday, May 5, 1959, at their administration office located at 123 North Citron Street, Anaheim, California for the following: Bid No. 24-58 School Furniture, Walker and Dale Junior High Schools Bid No. 25-59 Shop Equipment, Walker and Dale Junior High Schools The bids shall be made out on a form to be obtained at the office of the Owner, plans and specifications on file in the District Office located at 123 North Citron Street, Anaheim, California. The bids shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check payable to the Owner, on a satisfactory bid bond in favor of the Owner, executed by the bidder as Principal and a satisfactory surety company as surety, in an amount of not less than five per cent of the bid. The check or bid bond shall be given as a guarantee that the bidder will execute the contract if it be awarded to him in conformity with the Contract Documents and will provide the surety bonds or bonds as specified therein within five days after notification of the award of the contract to the bidder. The Reverent Board of Trustees of the Anaheim Union High School District reserves the right to reject any and all bids received in whole or part, to waive any irregularities in the bids or bidding and to be the sole judges of the suitability of the equipment offered. SIGNED: Lois D. Warwick Clerk BY: Paul W. Cook Secretary (Publish Apr. 20-27, 1959) 25% DISCOUNT On Replacement TV—HI-FI TUBES Per Prompt Service KE 5-2359 ELECTRONIC SPECIALTIES 1144 N. East St., Anaheim Greetings & Give are brought to you Friendly Neighbor & Civic & Social We Leaders through WELCOME WAGG On the Occasion of Newcomers Call ISABELL ARPK KE 5-8364 (No Cost or Obligation) Around Hollywood By Vernon Scott HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—The headline in “Variety” — a movietown trade paper—might read: “Kitt Quits Club Kick.” Translation: Negro songstress Eartha Kitt is departing the nightclub circuit. The quavery-voiced singer prefers the concert stage and Broadway to barnstorming around the country warbling above the din of nightclub drunks, butter - fingered waiters and dog acts. So she just up and quit. “My whole act and personality depend on the attention of the audience,” the nut-brown Eartha explained. “My voice is low key and low in volume, which makes it impossible sometimes to be heard in clubs. “The noise is terrible in a nightclub. People are eating, drinking, laughing aand smoking. Then there’s always some little man in the crowd who is determined to talk throughout the show. Many Reasons For Action “I never answer hecklers, but they’re another source of trouble. Put them all together, and my reasons for quitting the club circuit add up to good sense. I may return someday, but not now.” While she talked, Eartha prepared lunch in the room kitchen of her Beverly Hills home. She has a full-time maid who doesn’t know how to cook, which doesn’t seem to bother Eartha at all. “In June I leave here for a concert tour,” she went on, slicing tomatoes into a salad. “The trend among popular artists these days is to give night-club acts in concert halls — like Harry Belafonte, Judy Garland, Roger Williams and some of the others are doing. But not me. My concerts are entirely different from my nitery act. “I sing different songs. And the sound, placement and projection of my voice change. My concerts take an hour and a half, compared with 45 minutes in a club.” Eartha admitted she would earn less money concertizing, but added that she wasn’t particularly interested in amassing a fortune. “I’d rather work harder and make less money and be happy,” she said, cutting some celery into the salad. “I’ll only perform twice a week on the tour, compared with twice a night in clubs.” Eartha’s decision to pull out of the bistro beat was prompted by a beef two months in Boston when she walked out on a club date. “Nobody ever heard my part of the story,” she said. “I was sick and fatigued. But no one ever believes a star can be ill. They think it’s temperament.” Women Make Better Bartenders Than Men NEW YORK (UPI) — Women better students of bartending than men because they are "neat and more adept with their hands, have better memories and don't slip." The authority for this statement John Boning, who has operated Bartenders School in New York more than 25 years,More than 1000 students have completed school's five-week course and out one-fourth of them were women. Boning said: "Women make better bartender students, as a rule, because they're more cared about their own appearance and the appearance of their bars. They are better with their hands than men and can make drinks with a minimum of shadow boxing." Give a woman a drink recipe and she'll never forget it. And another thing—they mind their own business." At school, the students wrk with artificial devices: colored water for whiskey and wine, sand instead of sugar and marbles for lives and cherries. "Off campus," Boning added, "the men students prefer scotch and martinis while the co-eds go for 'something chic, such as cognac and French champagne." Put them all together, and my reasons for quitting the club circuit add up to good sense. I may return someday, but not now." While she talked, Eartha prepared lunch in the roomy kitchen of her Beverly Hills home. She has a full-time maid who doesn't know how to cook, which doesn't seem to bother Eartha at all. "In June I leave here for a concert tour," she went on, slicing tomatoes into a salad. "The trend among popular artists these days is to give nighttime." GEM THEATRE 12836 S. Euclid Garden Grove JE 4-2613. Show 7 p.m. tonight. NOW SHOWING Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr in Leo McCarey's "AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER" in color Susan Hayward, Richard Conte In the Story of Lillian Roth "I'll Cry Tomorrow" ORANGE FREE PARKING PHONE KE 8-1501 Held Over David Niven "SEPARATE TABLES" Susan Hayward "I WANT TO LIVE" LINCOLN DRIVES IN THEATRE • BUENA PARK 6512 LINCOLN BLVD. LA 2273 Mickey Rooney "The Last Mile" Joel McCrea "Border River" BUENA PARK 7886 Grand Ave. Across From Knott's Berry Farm For Information Phone LA 2-2816 NOW PLAYING 2 Thrilling Hits Sandra Dee—James Darren "GIDGET" UP PERISCOPE" Starring James "Maverick" Garner Family Night Tuesday All Seats—50c THE PLACE TO GO... FOX WEST COAST THEATRES ANAHEIM 229 W CENTER ST KEY 5-3602 TONITE IS "LADIES' NITE" During the month of April any lady accompanied by one paid adult admission will be admitted FREE tonight. Two ladies may attend together with one paying or a lady and gentleman with the man paying and the lady admitted FREE. No coupon or ticket necessary, just tell the girl in the box office you want to take advantage of our special Monday night offer. Now Showing Open 6:45 BOB HOPE-FLEMING ALIAS JESSE JAMES Also On Program RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS! WEST COAST S.A. 2-8317 "Warlock" Richard Widmark & Dorothy Malone also "RX MURDER" FOX FULLERTON LA 5-2181 Sandra Dee "GIDGET" Russ Tamblyn "tom thumb" "Give a woman a drink recipe and she'll never forget it. And other thing—they mind their own business." At school, the students wrk with artificial devices: colored water for whiskey and wine, sand instead of sugar and marbles for loves and cherries. "Off campus," Boning added, the men students prefer scotch and martinis while the co-eds go for "something chic, such as cognac and French champagne." Greetings & Gifts are brought to you from Friendly Neighbors & Civic & Social Welfare Leaders through WELCOME WAGON On the Occasion of Newcomers Call ISABELL ARPKE KE 5-8364 (No Cost or Obligation) Sandra Dee—James Darren "GIDGET" "UP PERISCOPE" Starring James "Maverick" Garner FOX FULLERTON LA 5-2181 Sandra Dee "GIDGET" Russ Tamblyn "tom thumb" Broadway Starts At 7:00 SANTA ANA BROADWAY KI 2-4737 BROADWAY at FIFTH SANTA ANA PAULO DRIVE-IN NEWPRT BL. & PAULRING KI 5-3213 Orange Starts At DUSK —Two Great Horror Pictures— "MONSTER FROM PIEDRAS BLANCAS" ALSO "OKEFENOKEE" PACIFIC DRIVE IN THEATRES ANAHEIM ANAHEIM DRIVE-IN LEMON & ORANCTHORP LA 5-3526 Starts at Dusk Elizabeth Paul Burl Taylor Newman Ives "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" ALSO "SOME CAME RUNNING" WESTMINSTER NI-WAY 39 DRIVE-IN WWY 39 or GARDEN GR TW 3-3561 Starts at Dusk Henry Anthony Dorothy Fonda Quinn Malone "WARLOCK" ALSO "RX·MURDER" SANTA ANA ORANGE DRIVE-IN SANTA ANA FRY at CHAPMAN·KE 8-2951 Starts at Dusk Victor Mature "The Bandit of Zhobe" ALSO "GUNMEN FROM LAREDO"