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Monroe Stars in Musical
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Marilyn Monroe stars in Columbia's musical "Ladies of the
Chorus."
Star in Wntani
"Cripple Creek" stars George
Montgomery. Karin Booth is
featured in the new Columbia
picture, in color by Technicolor.
March Portrays Satomaa
Fredric March stars In the new Stanley Kramer predurtion, Colum
bia Pictures' screen version o I "Death ?f a Salesman." Kevin Mc
Carthy, as March's son, Is an important member of the featured east.
Mother, Son Get Degrees
Carbondalc, 111. (AP) ? Among
those awarded baehelor degrees by
Southern Illinois university recent
ly were a mother and her son.
Braxton Williams, 26, said his
mother, Mrs. Corr^nne Williams,
"worked hard to finish with- me."
Braxton supported his wife and
three children while earning his
degree. His mother taught school
at Salem. 111.
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Missouri 'City'
Hard to Miss
Carson City. Mo (AP) ? You
won't find Carson City on tho map
| but if you drive down Missouri
highway 21 it's hard to miss despite
its lack of people. ^
Metal signs boldly proclaim the
unincorporated "city" with its pop
ulation of three. Actually it is a
restaurant run by Lester Carstens,
48, just 34 miles south of St. Louis.
Carstens fought as an amateur
under the ring name of "Kit Car
son." and the name stuck when he
entered business. He formed the
"city" easily last December by sim
ply placing a large sign on the
building and smaller signs at the
entrances.
Carstens said some neighbors
have indicated they would like him
to extend his "city limits," but he
plans to limit it to his wife, Carol,
| their son, Keith, 18, and himself.
Beams made of teak wood have
been known to last more than 2,000
years.
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On Highway 70
Children Under 12 Admitted Free
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
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War Film Has
Top Cast, Crew
If previous success has anything
to do with the popularity of a mo
tion picture, then Columbia Pic
turps' "Eight Iron Men" should be
one of the biggest hits of the year.
An unusual number of top-flight
people are associated with the new
Stanley Kramer production.
"Eight Iron Men" is Harry
Brown's adaptation of his own
Broadway stage success, "A Sound
of Hunting," in which two unknown
actors ? Burt Lancaster and Frank
Lovejoy ? made their first bids
for stardom.
Brown himself won an Oscar for
his screenplay, "A Place in the
Sun." Similarly, Edna and Edward
Anhalt, associate producers of
'Eight Iron Men." won an Academy
Award for their original motion
picture story, "Panic in the
Streets."
Bonar Colleano, who makes his
screen debut in "Eight Iron Men,"
played opposite Vivien Leigh in
the London stage presentation of
"A Streetcar Named ^Desire." Ar
thur Franz and Richard Kiley al
so played the famous Stanley Kow
alski role, while Nick Dennis play
ed Stanley's pal in both the Broad
way and in Hollywood versions.
Dick Moore is the former cnild
star of a score of triumphant films.
Lee Marvin, James Griffith, Barney
Phillips and Mary Castle, also fea
tured in "Eight Iron Men," have
been assoeiatel with several stage
I antf screen hits and Edward
Dmytryk, director of "Eight Iron
1 Men," piloted "Crossfire," one *of
the greatest and most-honored
films of all time.
Stanley Kramer, producer of
"Eight Iron Men," is famous for
such films as "Cyrano de Berge
rac," "High Noon," "Champion,"
"The Happy Time," and "Death of
a Salesman."
'Load Month' Loudspeaker
Invites Reds to Surrender
Seremban, Malaya (AP) ? The
Malayan government is making an
attempt to contact Communist guer
rillas who wish to surrender
through "Loud Mouth," a mobile
loudspeaker which roams the jun
gle tracks and paths with a message
of invitation.
"Loud Mouth," a name coined by
the rural population, tells the Reds
they will not be ambushed or killed
if they approach* the unit. Leaflets
are also being showered over the
jungles of Negri^ Sembilan state
giving this assurance.
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Mi. Fuji Volcano Expected
To Era pi in Few Tears
Tokyo (AP) ? Japan's cone-shap
ed Mt. Fuji volcano, dormant for
almost eight and a half centuries,
probably will erupt in four or five
years, says a Japanese geologist.
Professor. Teruhiko Samejima of
Shizuoka university based his fore
cast on a study of more than 90
major eruptions in Japanese islands
over the past 1,300 years.
A spokesman of the government's
Central Meteorological Observatory
called Saraejima's theory "interest
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Yvonne DeCarlo - Rock Hudson
THURSDAY ? FRIDAY
"UNTAMED FRONTIER ]
Joseph Cotten ~ Shelly Winters
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Fuji, south of Tokyo, is regarded
by many Japanese as sacred. Thou
sands of pilgrims climb it every
year.
It to believed that American In
dians used the crimson juice at the
bloodroot for dying their farmfiU*
and handwork and alto used It (or
war pnint.
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The management takes
this opportunity to apol
ogize to those who could
not get seat* Sunday
and Monday and hopes
you will try again to
night . . . Attend our
matinee and avoid the
night crowd . . .
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