i THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1957
HAVE YOU SEEN . . .
Have you seen the bed of pan
sies now blooming on the corner
of East Broad and New Hamp
shire by McNeill’s Service Sta
tion? The plants have been care
fully tended for several weeks
and are now repaying with love
ly pansy faces.
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
HAVE YOU SEEN . . .
Have you seen the beautiful
display of camellia blossoms in
the window of E. C. Stevens on
West Broad Street? They were
grown by Harry Vale of South
ern Pines in his greenhouses.
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SUNRISE THEATRE
SOUTHERN PINES —- Continuous Shows Daily
Thur„ FrL, Feb. 28 - March 1
ERROL FLYNN and
CORNEL BORCHERS
“ISTANBUL”
Cartoon and Short
Shows 3:15. 5:12, 7:08, 9:01
SATUR. — Double Feature
Randolph Scott
—^in—
"Virginia City"
—^llso
Faith Domergue in
'It Came From
Beheadi the Sea"
Shows Continuous
SUNDAY and MONDAY. MARCH 3-4
The Plays.
The Hottest Game In The West
With Four Queens!...
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Cartoon and Short
SHOWS SUN. 1:30, 3:22. 5:15, 7:10 and 9:00
MONDAY 3:20 awH Continuous
TUESDAY — Only
WKDNES* - Doublpf
Rory Calhoun
Robert Hutton
Barbara Rush
—^in—
—in—
“FLIGHT TO
"SLANDER. Inc."
HONGKONG”
George Monigomery
—^in—
Cartoon - Short
"BATTLE OF
Shows 3:20. 5:15, 7:10. 9:01
ROGUE RIVER"
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“BATTLE^HYMN”
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School Cafeteria
MENUS FOR WEEK
SOUTHERN PINES
Monday — Sliced luncheon
meat with mustard and catsup,
buttered potatoes, English peas,
pineapple-cheese salad, bread,
butter and milk.
Tuesday — Beef shepherd pie,
buttered lima beans, carrot
sticks, bread and butter, milk,
cookie.
Wednesday — Grilled cheese
sandwich, beef-vegetable soup,
saltines butter, ice cream with
strawberries, milk.
Thursday — Hamburger on
bun with mustard and catsup,
buttered potatoes, buttered
squash, orange juice, milk.
Friday—Ham and pinto beans,
chilled canned ^ tomatoes, cole
slaw, bread and butter, apple
crisp, milk.
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WEST SOUTHERN PINES
Monday—wieners, onions, but
tered potatoes, kraut, bread, toast
ed cheese sandwiches, dessert,
butter, milk.
Tuesday—Pinto beans, escallop-
ed tomatoes, cole slaw, bread, but
ter, milk, apple tarts.
Wednesday — Hamburgers, dill
pickles, French fries, greens,
bread, butter, milk, cookies.
Thursday — Turkey - gravy,
dressing, steamed" rice, peas and
carrots, bread, butter, milk, pine
apple cup cakes.
Friday—Fish patties, mashed
potatoes, greens, bread, butter,
milk, grapefruit sections, toasted
cheese sandwiches.
CAROLINA
Continuing at the Carolina
'Theatre this Thursday-Saturday,
is the controversial production,
“Baby Doll,” which is probably
the most talked about picture of
the season.
Based on an original Tennessee
Williams story, this is a tense
drama that producer-director
Elia Kazan has turned into an
absorbing film by his expert
handling of the players and situ
ations involved.
“Baby DoU” is in the strictly
adult classification.
[in the original stage play, it is a
powerful emotional drama that
holds auditors in a tense grip.
Given an “adult” classification,
the picture is superb theatre in
every department.
ABERDEEN
THEATRE
Aberdeen
Phone WI 4-2621
Friday, March 1
Night 7:15 and 9:15
"HoUywood or Bust"
Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis
VistaVision Color
Saturday—^Matinee 3 p.m.
Night 7:00 and 9:00
"APACHE WOMAN'
Lloyd Bridges, Joan Taylor
Color Carton Serial
Monday ^^ld Tuesday, Mar. 4-5
Night 7:15 and 9:15
"The Unguarded
Moment'
Esther Williams, George Nader
Wednesday, March 6
Night 7:15 and 9:00
"BOYS TOWN"
Spencer Tracy, Mickey Rooney
Returning to the Sandhills,
Sunday through Tuesday, is the
screen version of the Rogers, and
Hammerstein stage classic “Okla
homa” which has given a rousing
treatment that captures the tune
ful delight of the stage original.
Produced on a grand scale with
color, this is a truly , ambitious
offering.
The cast is happily chosen, aU
principals giving excellent per
formances, with such established
talent as Gordon MacRae, Gloria
Grahame, Gene Nelson, Charlotte
Greenwood, and Shirley Jones.
'The Rodgers music and Ham
merstein lyrics are presented
with charm and verve by the
principals, the best known of the
tunes coming across in fine style
and enhanced by production
sequences (gnd locales impossible
for the stage to duplicate.
SUNRISE
The lusty and provocative yarn
of a gay scoundrel’s adventures
in a western ghost town inhabit
ed by four trigger-happy, man-
hungry women. “The King and
Four Queens” filmed in Cinema
scope and De Luxe color opens
Sunday at the Sunrise Theatre.
Clark Gable is co-starred as
the King of the title, and his co-
Starting Wednesday March 6,
with a matinee at 3 p-m., is the
screen version of the well known
Maxwell Anderson stage hit,
“The Bad Seed,” dealing With
the deadly deeds of an angelic-
looking little girl and transferred
to the screen with all its impact
intact.
Starring Nancy Kelly and Patty
McCormack, both of whom were
STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between So. Pines-Aberdeen
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
Friday, Saturday, March 1-2
"Dakota Incident"
(In color)
John Lund, Linda Darnell
Sunday, Monday, March 3-4
"The Best Things
In Life Are Free"
(In color)
Gordon MacRae. Dan Dailey
Tuesday, Wednesday, Mar. 5-6
"Johnny Concho"
Frank Sinatra. Keenan Wynn
Thursday, March 7
"Women's Prison"
Ida Lupino, Jan Sterling
Friday, Saturday, March 8-9
"The Searchers"
(In color)
John Wayne
stars consist of a beauteous four
some of Queens including Elean
or Parker, Jean Willes, Barbara
Nichols and Sara Shane. The
strong supporting cast is headed
by Roy Roberts, Arthur Shields
and Jay C. Flippen. Jo Van Fleet
is also starred.
David Hempstead produced
“The King and Four Queens”
from a screenplay by Margaret
Fitts and Richard Alan Simmons
and Raoul Walsh directed. It was
filmed on location in the rug
ged mountain coxmtry near St.
George, Utah.
Number One Queen of Gable’s
harem in "The King and Four
Queens” is Eleanor Parker, one
of Hollywood’s best and most
versatile actresses, and two-time
Academy Award nominee.
Sara Shane is another of the
Queens. Her most recent films
were ‘"The Magnificent Obses
sion” and “Three Bad Sisters.”
Two of Hollywood’s fastest-
rising young actresses, Jean
Willes and Barbara Nichols, are
seen in “The King and Four
Queens” as the remaining two-
fourths of Gable’s female retinue.
Jo Van Fleet plays an angry
mother-in-law.
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 PJ4L
Children under 12 in «»s Free
CAROLINA
Karl Malden. Carroll Baker, Eli Wallacb
"BABY DOLL"
(Strictly adult)
Thursday-Saturday—8:15 p.m. Mat. Saturday a± 3i00
AMAtMAPCOOUCTrON
DisniiBuiB) Byzouitarainr^Di
Sunday-Tuesday (3 days) March 3-5—8:15 pjn.
Matinee Sunday at 3:00
Nancy Kelly, Patty McCormack. Henry Jones
"THE BAD SEED"
(Adults)
Starting Wednesday. March 6th—3:00 & 8:15 pun.
L.OWEj
7-8
Thursday & Friday, Mar.
Night 7:15 and 9:15
'Three Violent People'
Charlton Heston. Anne Baxtet
VistaVision Color
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COME
THURSDAY, FRIDAY or SATURDAY
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THURS. NIGHT is MEET-THE-CAST NIGHT
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after the final curtain
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