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Cummings, Buster Keaton, Buddy Hackett, Dorothy La-|Martin Rowles, 5, climbed into|found when deliveries were com- @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Jonuery 21, 1965 AT THE MOVIES solid performers like Robert) UNDELIVERED RIDER jhicle with sacks of fuel and _ i YATE, England (CP) --/|made his deliveries. Martin was mour or Paul Lynde. Then weja delivery truck in this Glouces-|pleted and the driver left him Ac adem A find as many ways as we canjtershire village and fell asleep|with police. The boy's' parents Vy War S to get girls into bikinis." while the driver loaded the ve-\had to drive 15 miles to get him. Nicholson said the films have been criticized by moralists-- : 46 9 but only on grounds of the acres ot e of skin exposed on the Santa Monica sands, By OB THOMAS jmick and ty with it, The Poe| ait ami and, anette, never HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- When|thrillers turned into a bonanza.|he said. "In fact, they're al- the 1964 academy award nomi-|But horror comedy was a dud! ways talking about getting mar- nations are announced Feb, 23,|@Nd was quickly abandoned. |ried. What could be more Mor- it is extremely unlikely that, Beach Party proved to be/ai than that?" s lthey will include any movies|/Al's biggest hit. Produced for produced by American-Interna:|$750,000, it has grossed $3,500,- tional. 000. Its owners couldn't care less. They'd much rather continue winning their awards at the box office, The brains behind American- International -- known in the trade as A-I--are a former the- atre owner named James H. Nicholson and lawyer Samuel Arkoff. They are the men who produced Beach Party, Muscle Beach Party and Bikini Beach, not to mention countless Edgar Allen Poe stories starring .Vin- cent Price, Boris Karloff and omer releases for 1965 also THE KINSMEN CLUB aren't destined for the Oscar ' '|derby: House at The End of OF OSHAWA The World, Ski Party, How to Stuff a Wild Bikini, Sergeant Deadhead. presents Nicholson explained his phil- : | enol: "A lot of the academy- "THE BIG BAND BASH" maddening award type of pictures are desire... aimed at the older audience. with the new big sound of We're not interested in the old folks; most of them stay home PAT RICCIO & HIS ORCHESTRA om & WORLD'S GOLD "We start with Frankie Ava-| The world production of gold] lon and Annette Funicello,"|each year is between 1,200 and Nicholson said, "and add some!1,300 tons. and watch television, anyway. AIM AT YOUNG CROWD "We're aiming for the young crowd. I believe I read some- where that half the world's pop- ulation is under 25, That's a big audience. And they are the kind that like to get out and go to OFF TO SCHENECTADY ing "te" lve" thes enertale AN INGHEUIBLE Representatives from the Championship Bowling will include John Masiewich, standing left, Dave Ed- |ment." i ; SATURDAY, JAN. 23rd : JOURNEY IN Oshawa Police Department Tournament to be held in captain, seated right; Jack wards, centre, and Robert The A-I formula: Find a gim will participate in the Police Schenectady, N.Y. during "Red" MacDermaid, seated Reid, standing right. More § 50 4: per couple Officers' International the weekend, The local team left; Stanley Hodgson, than 400 teams from various ra fateh cme I EP RIDAY Romania Most Ind d 'e-- KINSMEN '@) a a OSs n epen en Motor City Car Club |] R.C.A, Vietor Recording Artist COMMUNITY CENTRE TOMMY GRAHAM and the presents Of East European States ra neat Ne a Town Boys Bins. Opes DU - KANES Dancing 9 p.m. 'til 1. | at 8:30 p.m. By PRESTON GROVER cignty and keep in its own| Western films and music have featuring BOBBY RAYE |! Admission 1.50 BUCHAREST (AP) -- Ro-/hands all the "levers" for man-jjargely replaced the Russian | f mania is firmly pushing aside|@ging its own economic and so- rial + ae radio 'pro ghee ella the strong hand of Russia con-|cial life. gram called Moscow ae, ee trols on her industry and soci-| In 1952, the party leaders ex-| once given daily, is heard only ety, and reaching for help and|pelled a Moscow-trained crew occasionally, Streets and| support in the West. jheaded by Ana Pauker, which) squares which once had Russian| Next to Yugoslavia, Romania|ad been installed with the/qames have been given Roma- u ; f ae has taken the most independent|Packing of Soviet troops soon nian or non-national names. Ca shawn stance of any of the East Euro- after the war ended. Into power! -- os se pean states. came Georghe Gheorghiu- Dej| However, the country doesn't = nt goes acu tee sl {intend to try to break out of the|aligned with Moscow. They still) ; Soviet orbit, even though dele-|are running the show. | . Lunch Dates * Evening Snack gations have headed West in re-| spor isH RUSSIAN | pie as q - cent months to establish politi- Midnite Lif cal, cultural and business con-| In recent months there has e t e Family Treat tacts. been a whole series of "inde-| The United States has lowered|pendence" demonstrations. Pic-/ A some of its trade barriers with|tures of Soviet leaders are no} the immediate result that -- -- in _-- ye American companies have)Tades ompuisory study 0 ; H H of agreed to build two new factor-|Russian in Romanian schools) 1S the lime To Enjoy McMurray ) fes in Romania, the first in|WaS abolished in 1963. At the | major language institute in Bu-' ENGLISH STYLE years. 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