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REGENT ESTHER WILLIAMS, RED SKEL- TON AND HOWARD KEEL COM- ING TO THE REGENT IN "TEXAS CARNIVAL" There is happy entertainment for everybody in M-G-M's star-song-and- laugh-loaded new Technicolor musi- cal, "Texas Carnival," coming to the Regent Theatre next Friday. Esther Williams shows off that famous aqua-figure, this time as a carnival trouper. Her job is to sit in a bath- ing suit on a break-away seat con- structed over a tank of water. Pa- trons pay to throw balls at a target and if it is hit, Esther gets a dunk- ing. The spieler for this act is Red Skelton, who gets himself and his star performer into , more trouble than a barrel of monkeys. For songs ou have Howard Keel as a war- ling cowhand, For dancing you've ot fast-stepping Ann Miller, with Ty Raymond and Keenan Wynn also on hand in a story which sets a bh record pace for hilarity and which winds up with Skelton winning a chuck wagon race in which he does everything but drive the horses while standing on his head! The troubles and laughs begin when Cornelius Quinell (Skelton) be- friends drunken cattle baron Dan Sabinas (Wynn), who insists on giv- ing the spleler his expensive car. When Cornie and Deborah Telford (Miss Williams) drive to Sabinas' hotel, with the intention of return- ing the car, they are mistaken for the wealthy Sabinas and his sister, Marilla (Paula Raymond). Debbie ets involved in a romance with lim Shelby (HoWard Keel) while Cornie has a hard time eluding the clutches of the sheriff's daughter, Sunshine Jackson (Ann Miller). How the imposters are finally exposed, the circumstances which involve them in the frantic chuck . wagon race and the eventual romantic de- , mouement make up the threads of the plot, highlighted by song-and- dance interpolations and an unfor- settable dream sequence in which ebbie, wearing a diaphanous negli- gee, floats around a room. The songs, by Dorothy Fields and Harry Warren, are all humable and include 'Whoa, Emma' and "Young Folks Should Be Married," sung by Howard Keel, "Cornie"s Pitch,' sung b; Skelton and Miss Williams, | Skelton"s hilarious "Schnaps' num- | ber, and "It's Dynamite," sung and danced by Ann Miller. "Texas Carnival' have been given freshness and distinction in the di- rection of talented Charles Walters, with Jack Cummings producing. It is the third starring vehicle for Esther | Williams and Red Skelton, who scor- | ed together previously in "Bathing Beauty' and "Neptune"s Daughter" and is even more of a delight than their earlier hits. It will prove a carnival of fun for every member of the family. 'BRIGHT VICTORY' PRAISED FOR TENDER LOVE THEME "Bright Victory," the new Univer- sal-International release which opens Monday at the Plaza Theatre, un- folds as one of the most tender and moving love stories to reach the screen in the past decade. A timely and provocative theme, that of a blinded war veteran and his heroic fight to return to a nor- | mal life, "Bright Victory" is played | against a background of quiet cour- age, hope and the love of a veteran for an understanding girl. | In the Jeading role, Arthur Ken- nedy, former roadway star now | winning new fame in Hollywood, of- | fers an emotionally stirring portray- | al of a man facing a life of dark-| ess. Wounded in North Africa during | the Tunisian campaign of World War II, he returns to society as an | embittered man to find, in the end, | the hohe and courage to live a use- ful and enjoyable life. Peggy Dow, who played the roman- tic lead in U-I's rvey,"' unfolds | as a full-fledged star in her own | right playing the feminine lead op- | posite Kennedy in "Bright Victory." | Miss Dow plays the role of a U.8.0. hostess who falls in love with | Kennedy, not through pity for his | ght but through a sincere, heart- elt admiration. Her scenes with | ennedy are tepderly -and under standingly played and offer some of | the most arresting moments in this | tnusual film. Other players in the picture who | eontribute outstanding performances are Julia Adams as Kennedy's child- | hood sweetheart. who breaks up with | him when he returns home a blind- ed and different man; Will Geer and Nana Bryant, as his parents; Rus- sell Dennis, Richard Egan, John Hudson, Murray Hamilton and Don! Miele. | Mark Robson's direction of 'Bright Victory" is a masterful example of motion picture direction at its best. "Bright Victory," adapted for the acreen from the highly-successful novel "Lights Out" by Baynard Ken- | drick, was produced by Robert Buck- ner who also wrote the screenplay. Rl CRA MONDAY Lions Club Room for the Blind, fam --11:30 am, Adult--Woodworking, 2 pm--4 pm Children -- Leathercraft, Shell- craft, Woodworking, Girls' Gym, Boys' Gym and boxing, 2 p.m.--4 pm. Adults -- Woodworking group, Girls' Acrobatic Club, Strength and Health Club, 7 pm.--8 p.m. Fernhill N.A, Hockey Banquet, 6:30 p.m. Red Cross First Aid Class, 7:30 pm. (Red Cross Rooms.) ? TUESDAY Lions Club Room for the Blind, ® am.--11:30 am. | Adults -- Woodworking, 2 pm.-- | 4 pm. Children -- Leathercraft, 2 p.m. --5 p.m. Shellcraft, Woodworking, Girls' Gym, Boys' Gym and Box- ing, 4:15-5:30 p.m. Adults Leathercraft, Wood- working, Oshawa Central Athletic Club, Strength and Health Club, 7 pm---9 pm, CRA. Hobby Fair Meeting, 7 p.m. Blind Bowling Club, 7 p.m. Motor City Alleys, Barber- - shop Quartette (lst, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Tuesdays), 8 p.m. Children -- Children's Aid Pro-. gram (West Area), 6:30--8 pm. Children's Theatre of the Air Re- hearsal, 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY | Lions Club Room for the Blind, | ® am--11:30 am. Adults -- Woodworking, 2 p.m.-- | 4 pm. Rundle Park Ladies Auxiliary 2 pm. Children -- Leathercraft, Shell- eraft, Woodworking, Girls' Gym, | "Bright | games, ping pong; Senior |P Marlon Brando, as Stan, plays rough with Vivien Leigh in "A Streetcar named Desire," an Elia Kazan production, produced by Charles K. Feld- man for Warner Bros., and opening at the Regent Theatre on Monday. The long-awaited film also boasts the original Broadway cast, three of whom won Academy Awards for their performance in this production. Victory," Universal-International's film starring Arthur Ken- nedy, right, Broadway stage tavorite, and Peggy Dow, former Northwest- ern co-ed, is rated one of the most tender love stories brought to the screen | in the past decade. Adapted for the screen from the best-selling novel | "Lights Out" by Baynard Kendrick, "Bright Victory" was directed by | Mark Robson and produced by Robert Buckner from his own screenplay. | Supporting players include James Edwards, Will Geer, John Hudson and Julla Adams. It starts Monday at the Plaza. BREAKFAST SPECIAL 1 CENT | South Bend, Ind. (AP)--Two rival drug stores on opposite sides of a downtown street got into a price | war yesterday that ran breakfast prices down to one cent. By 11 a.m., both the Walgreen and Ford Hopkins stores were offering an egg. two strips of bacon, toast, jelly and coffee for a penny. The regular price in each store is 50 & There will be trouble aplenty for newly-weds Don Taylor and Shirley Yamaguchi, if sultry Marie Windsor has anything to say about it. The scene is from the feature 'Japanese War Bride" which opens on Monday at the Marks Theatre. The added feature "Dance Hall" co-stars Carole Landis with Cesar Romero. News Notes of Base Line West REGISTER WEDNESDAYS FOR THE SPRING TERM in BALLET o TOE eo TAP Adelaide House MRS. I. H. BURNETT C oryfent IRENIE HARVEY ACCM., RMT, Base Line West. -- Visitors with | Mr. and Mrs. C. Osborne and Bob last Sunday Included Mrs. S. Van- stone, Mrs. Hobbs and Murray of | Toronto, and Mrs. E. L. Chapman and Bernice of Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson have sold their store at, Almonds and] have moved into their cottage at | Ontoro Beach. i Several from here enjoyed the | Minstrel Show in Almonds Church | last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holliday and | Gordon of Columbus called on Mr. | and Mrs. Ivan Barrett and family last Sunday. DANCING Every . WED. - FRI. - SAT. AT THE AVALON PAVILION CARL HILTZ and His Merrymakers Come and Enjoy Yourself ot t : t 1 i Oshawa's Favorite Dance Pavillon 2.01 CHI ORI CRI HI CRI CI 0D 3 ed | Jone srsrumarararag| 3 | | THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, March 28, 1052 1¥ GUATEMALA SEEKS DOUKS | Nelson, B.C. (CP)--The Douk bor sect, including the radical Sons Regent -- "Hong Kong", 1:30, 3:30,/ of Freedom faction, have been 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. Last complete invited to emigrate from their West show at 9:05. Kootenay homes in British Colum- | bia to Guatemala, In a letter to Plaza--"Meet Danny Wilson", 1:40, | Mike Hadikin, an elder of a Douk- 3:40, 5:40, 7:40, 9:40. Last com-|hobor community near here, the plete show at 9:08 p.m. | Pajnayarial Fellowship of Guate- mala City sald the government Marks -- "Mr, Muggs Steps Out",| would welcome them with open 2:40, 5:10, 7:35, 10:10. "Hills of | arms, because the central Ameri- Utah", 1:25, 3:55, 6:25, 9:00. Last | can country is "desperately in nee complete show at 8:45 p.m. of good agriculturists." N QUEBEC POET Alfred Garneau, the Quebec poet ho died in 1904, was for many years chief French translator to the Senate at Ottawa. WHERE THERE'S . 4 Cc Coly THERE'S HOSPITALITY Biltmore--"The Strip", 1:10, 4:14,! 7:18 and 10:22 p.m. "Raton Pass", | 2:50, 5:54 and 8:58 p.m. Last complete show at 8:51 pm. | TONI GHT! BENNY LOUIS And His Orchestra Y.W.C.A. OVER 20 CLUB DANCE TONIGHT BOBBY COMING SATURDAY, MARCH 29th Featured Daily with the Happy Gang ANDy HIS ORCHESTRA GIMBY Dancing 9-12 50c Person Members 35¢ Regular Prices [ ] NENNNNEE SATURDAY NITE Teble accommodation for 600 Dancing ** Murray Alter And His Orchestra $2.50 PER COUPLE Couples Only Varcoe's Refreshmen! t Boot t Booth ¢ open all day Sunday from 12 noon on. AAAAAAANAAA, ) ) ) ) VARCOES Just East of Oshawa HE'S ALL MAN --- We are glad to report that Lois Holliday, youngest daughter: of Mr. | and Mrs. D. Holliday is home and much improved after her stay in the Hospital. Tickets will be available the first of next week for the electric tea kettle being raffled off the Base Line Community Club. It is Hopes! the proceeds from this draw will] buy some folding chairs for Club. | The last euchre of the Club held at the home of Mr. M. S. Crawforth was very successful. Mrs. H. Cook- son won the high fcr ladies with | Mrs, A. Harlock taking the conso- | lation prize. Mr. A. Moore won ct the | high for men and Mr. I. Barrett, the low. Miss Z. Vale won the carry- ing prize. | Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crawforth | spent the first part of this week | with Mr. M. S. Crawforth and Mar- | garet. Master David" Crawforth spent Sunday with his grandfather. KING VIDOR'S New Zealand has a population of JAPANESE WAR BRIDE SHIRLEY YAMAGUCHI - DON TAYLOR SADLER * EVEL JEFF in the ring or anywhere! Starring REFES- sme MoNALL LIA he have to marry someone like almost 2,000,000 in its total area of 103,000 square miles. A RED FEATHER SERVICE INS 4: MONDAY, MARCH 24 Nursery School, 5 yr. old, free play, music, story hour, rhythm band, books, crafts, 9-11.30 a.m. Golden Age Club Lounge Room | open, 1.30-5.30 p.m. Boys' Woodworking Club; Junior Boys' Gym Club, basketball all ages; Junior Boys' Games Rooms, boys under 13 yrs., billiards, cro- kinole, shuffle board, hockey Girls' Craft Club, leather work; Public Library, Children's Dept., 3.30-5.30 p.m. Piano Lessions, 4.00 p.m. Oshawa Nursing Cadets, drill, Practical First Aid; Simcoe Hall, Crusader and C.C. Holman Cadets, first aid, woodburning, woodwork, punch work, photography, signal- ling; Golden Age Club Lounge Room open, 7.00 p.m. St. John Ambulance, Senior Bri- | | 4 THE 30 IH Everyone Welcome Tickets on sale at Meagher's E GET-TOGETHER CLUB s--{ 9th ANNIVERSARY BALL SATURDAY, MARCH 29th, 1952 60YD VALLEAU AND HIS ORCHESTRA or any committee member CLINCH YOU'LL: % HAVER SWELL EVENT OF THE SEASON THE AT THE 0.C.V.L STARTING Semi-Formal % AI you-..."' CAROLE Crsup LANDIS "Rome g DANCE "i HA LL wits ROCK HUDSON with FINLAY CURRIE, HUME CRONYN WALTER SLEZAK WICKEY ROONEY, SALLY FOREST in "THE STRIP" JOYCE HOLDEN AND MORE! ® SIDNEY BLACKMER i Plus -- "RATON PASS" with DENNIS MORGAN $3.00 Per Couple lectric, Henderson's Book Store gade, 7.30 p.m. TUESDAY, MARCH 25 | Nursery School, 4 yr. olds, free play, music, story hour, rhythm band, books, crafts, 9-11.30 a.m. a.m. Golden Age Club Lounge Room open, 1.30-5.30 p.m. Boys' Woodworking Club; Pee- Wee Basketball; Seniior Boys' Games Club, boys 13 yrs, and over, billiards, crokinole, shuffle board, hockey games, ping pong; Junior Girls' Craft Club; Leadership Course, Oshawa Public Schools; Public Library, Children's Dept., 3.30-5.30 p.m. Piano Lessons, 4.00 p.m. Whitby Girls' Basketball, THE EXPERTS AT THE OSHAWA STUDIO of DANCING CAN SHOW YOU IN 8.00 .m. Junior Fish and Game Club, movies, stories, game laws, saf- ety, conservation, business meet- ing; Golden Age Club Lounge Room open, 7.00 p.m. Oshawa Volleyball League; Mo- del Aeroplane Club, 7.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26 Nursery School, 5 yr. olds, free play, music, story hour, rhythm band, books, crafts, 9-11.30 a.m. Golden Age Club Loung Room open, 1.30-5.30 p.m. Clubs Committee Meeting, 2.30 p.m. i Boys' Woodworking Club; Boys' Gym Activities, basketball, all ages; Boys, games rooms, billiards, | crokinole, shuffle board, hockey games, ping pong, 3.30-5.30 p.m. Teenage Girls' Badminton, 6.00 p.m. Teenage Girls' Party, 7.00 p.m. Stamp Club, boys all ages; Gold- en Age Club Lounge Room open, 7.00 p.m. Industrial Basketball Oshawa Duplicate Bridge 7.30-p.m. THAT YOU CAN BECOME AN ALL-ROUND GOOD DANCER fun, LESSONS ARE A THRILL You will Club, Skating after ONLY ONE HOUR League; Club, WHY WAIT ? LEARN Boys' Gym and Boxing, Children's Ballet, 4:15--5:30 p.m. Adults Leathercraft, Oshawa Central Athletic Club, Strength and enjoyable hours. ARE YOU HAVING "l Can't Dance" TROUBLE? 20 MINUTES The new methods used make learn- ing to dance not only easy -- but be astounded at how quickly you become a really good dancer, Even beginners go dancing Any dance you wish "in a few i ' ike Lf» 70 0k AHI ast 11114; 1 2 iy, UG Wii, ~ / 2 7 2 iy "tty, THE SEASON'S HERE IS THE war had taken away? Frankie Sinatra in "MEET DANNY WILSON" i 7 SUPPORTING ACTRESS OF YEAR KIM HUNTER SUPPORTING ACTOR OF YEAR KARL MALDEN For "FREE TRIAL" APPOINTMENT PHONE 5-0841 or 5-1860 --OSHAWA STUDIO or Health Club, 7 pm.--9 p.m. Adult Ballet Class, 7 pm. N.A. Bowling League, 9 p.m. Motor City Alleys. A. | Capella Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. Children -- Children's Aid Pro- gram, 6:30--8 p.m Classified aos are sure to pay. Phone The Times with yours today. |' 47 PRINCE ST. pANCING | REGENT A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE Las? 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