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nding. ) -- An | takes senden pf Os- il. Lee id her Dahl s ill- A DUKE ELLINGTON -- a fiye week tour with the Duke travels all the time and com. poses whenever he can - pre, ferably with background Noise, He likes the sound of a yag, uum cleaner best. Narrated bh Don Morrow. (Channel 2 and 8 at 10:00 p.m.) --<$<$----$ child- p.m.) MAKES GONG The Czar Kolokol, a giant bey cast in Moscow in 1733, weighs HOUR/193 tons and is 22 feet in diame. WITH'ter and more than 19 feet high, AY ONLY? SHOW OF THE YEAR TURE SUNDAY SHOW 745 on, A PE ae zy snerrock = HEN YOU SEE THE w MILL OF THE STONE WOMAN "REVENGE OF " FRANKENSTEIN" _ _FRANKEM? 5 YOU'LL TREMBLE! es rd THE SIGHT OF TH E "HY! MAN 1.50 FOR ALL 5 FEATURES ae feat --- CHILDREN under 12 FREE! ourtl SHUDDER' HOLMES in y IN Film Made For $750,000 ATHENS (AP)--Conrad Rooke has converted his per- sonal hell of alcoholism and dope addiction into a film made with $750,000 of his own money. Rooks is in Greece to restore his soul before assaulting the world of film commerce with Chappaqua. He has spent much time ip recent years here, studying with modern Greek poets--while he was sober. Now he neither drinks nor takes narcotics. But from his early teens until his late 20s, he says, "I was on drink or dope most of the time." When you meet Rooks, you figuie him as an improbable candidate for a dissolute life. He is strongly built with blonde good looks. He articulates his theories of film technique with clarity. Yet within the eyes there seems to be a wordliness that indicates he has seen LIBRARY NEWS AND REVIEWS | Invitation To New Testament Marked By Top Scholarship The following reviews were | written by the Rev. N. F. Swackhammer, a member of the McLaughlin Public Li- brary Board. INVITATION TO THE NEW TESTAMENT, by W. D. Davies Undergirding the Christian Faith, the source of its mes- sage and the backbone of its everything. He has. "You name them--heroine, | morphine, LSD--I've had them| all," he comments. SENT TO HOSPITAL Fise years-ago, a New York doctor who specializes in treat- ing alcoholics and dope addicts sent Rooks to a Swiss hospital where he was put to sleep for a monch. "That was the worst time of all," he recalls. "It was the first time in seven years that I hadn't been intoxicated." After his recovery, Rooks felt) the need to record his experi- ence. He chose the medium of film. He kad had a scattering of experience in various media, having trained as a television cameraman and worked for an advertising agency. Rotks pushed the camera to the extent of its capabilities) and enlisted an exotic cast: French star Jean-Louis Bar- rault as a psychiatrist, author Wiiliam Burroughs (Naked Lunch) as a death symbol, poet Allea Ginsberg as himself. The TIED UP, ROBBED | Three men last night tied up composer-conductor Di- mitri Tiomkin, struck him in the face with a pistol and fled his Los Angeles home with $13, police said. The Academy Award winner, in- jured slightly in the rob- bery, earlier in the day had attended interment services for his wife, who died Mon- central figure is Rooks, trying to escape his torment. day. --AP Wirephoto aa INDOOR- OuTDOOR THEATRE LOR SHOW hose / ,: ehes cow RV: JAMES GREGORY-BEVERLY ADAMS ying the "Slaygils" + Screenplay by HERBERT BAKER 'Music by Lalo Schitin« Produced by IRVING ALLEN laude Picture: "TECHNICOLOR® -- sash Hit' SIEST AND Se HEM ALL" 425° TIME MAGAZINE way * ble-shooter Ties Cy AES ; LENGCERS fas ==) (YD CHARISSE OPENS 7 P.M, rts At Dusk LSO - , 1967 don't miss our Giant rly and see the regular show Fascist - ~-@ masterpiece of COLOR 'presents ) a, Abas, HUH BEAUMONT: RR ARLEN ' 'en etecng TOMMY LEONETTI-LONN(E SATTIN PICTURES RELEASE Y SHOW! IDS ARE EVERYWHERE! WELCOME TCH WUD - HEED TIMES NEW HITS ! is the word for WILD PLANET i PLAYING : Books, the Bible, and claiming Ejand appreciation of the New Professor in Biblical Theology, authority is a most remarkable the New Testament. If any other collection of writings from the first few centuries had under gone half the research, criticism and analysis as the New Testament, they would have passed out of existence long ago. But right in our pres- ent day's search for realities, our quests for spiritual confi- dence, the New Testament stands, part of the Book of for themselves "'The Words of Eternal Life'. One of the most helpful guides to our understanding Testament comes to us from the life work of W. D. Davies, Union Theological Seminary,| entitled 'Invitation to the New| Testament" and described as + \"A guide to its main witness"; published by the Doubleday Company, New York. Dr. Davies is one of the most noted + |New Testament scholars of our time, and he here turns the full + |weight of his scholarship to the assistance of the laymen of the _ |faith, to give them deeper in- sights into the background, the meaning and the significance of ithe New Testament for our day and generation. The author says he could never have writ- ten the book without "'the tre- mendous scientific toil" of} many scholars who are dedi-| {cated to the illumination of the \ Bible, and yet this work is not collection of little books calledjfor the scholar, it is for every- one interested in a_ better understanding of the Christian Faith. It is a big book in every sense, It is made up of four parts ranging from the intro- duction of the Bible and the background of the Graeco- Roman-Judistic world, through a study of the three synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark and Luke) on to the Apostle Paul, the man and his message, and closes with a study of the fourth Gospel (John) and its back- ground, This book will shed light on the Christian message and faith for our day and will give many a man his spiritual answers THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, October 7, 1967 25 needed for life in the secular' Sixties, TEN FINGERS FOR GOD, by Dorothy Clarke Wilson Dorothy Clarke Wilson, whose | books on Vellore, the Hospital| in India, have already estab-} lished themselves as_ thrilling and inspiring accounts of the Christian Medical Mission, now) offers in equally, fascinating) record the life of Paul Brand, | ithe distinguished orthopaedic' jsungeon who has pioneered as 'a bone specialist in the surgical) treatment of the hands and feet of leprosy patients. After years of exacting wartime serv- ice in London hospitals he was called to Vellore and this book) is the story of his dedicated, life and service. SENATOR VISITS October 3, 1967 marked the first anniversary of the re- lopening of the Adult Depart- ment after the completion of the new addition. | Senator Paul Yuzyk from Ot- tawa visited the library on Oc-| EARTH FILLED 000,000 people are added to the Each week more than 1,- world's population. MPLOYEES Are You Interested In Square Dancing? The Gay Mixers Squore Dance Club begins its 1967-68 Season on:-- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1967 8:00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. MARY STREET AUDITORIUM Excellent Square Dance Callers are available to teach the fundamentals of Square Dancing. - it is mainly open to beginners, but experienced Dancers ere more than welcome to join the festivities. To accommodote Shift Workers, two groups will be established this yeor. 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