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F^T. March 21. 1952 THE PILOT-~Sottthera Piaas. North CaroUaa Page Nine g. DRIVE CAREFUIiL Y—SAVE A LIFE (jA tosb wHh 3^M|ck ihat flte your job Wyandotte Reports Good Year But Vo Immediate Plans For Building b: The annual report of the Wyan-"*" dotte Worsted company, operating mills in Pittsfield and Waterville, Maine, Rochester, N. H., and Cen terville, Conn., took note of the company’s 1950 purchase of land Lakeview, near Southern Pines, but said “expansion will depend on future developments.” There is no immediate plan to build, the report said. Net earnings of $1,047,029 for 1951 were reported, compared ■nth $963,118 in 1950, despite wool price fluctuations and a “marked” ncrease in taxes. A rise in net sales to $31,230,- 329 in its fiscal year ended No- Carolina Continuing through tonight (Friday) and Saturday, March 21- 22, at 8:15, with a Saturday mat inee at 3 at the Carolina theatre. Southern Pines, is the Pulitzer Prize-winning story “Death Of A Salesman,” which as a play held Broadway theatregoers in a vise- like grip for almost two years, and which continues undiminished in Stanley Kramers film version. , T 4. j .With Frederic March starred as vember 30, was listed, compared .i. _ with $18,526,932 in the year be- A "Job-Rated" truck hauls your loads economically, quickly, dependably because it provides the right load carrying and load-moving units needed for your job* ^^y hot join the thousands of truck owners who save, every day ^e "Job-Rated^’ way? See us today for a Dodge Job-Rated” truck—one that’s engineered at the factory for your kind of work. Prompt delivery. fysy fo 6u// €fs fotfay/ nODGE^iliifTRUCKS PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. Monroe Street CARTHAGE. N. C- fore. But President Nat E. Barrows reported that although dollar ales were higher, yardage pro duced was about the same as in 1950—the difference arising from higher costs of raw material andj labor. He said about 58 per cent of its 1951 business was under contract with the government. He said the company had begun negotiations for loans to finance program of technological im provement. $r Chalk up chocotata as the all-time favorite among DAIRY QUEEN tundae-lovarai Cool,r smo-o-oth DAIRY QUEEN, topped with rich, velvety chocolate. Mm-m-m! DAIRY QUEEN is a treshly frown dairy food — nutritious and delicious. Enjoy a DAIRY QUEEN Chocolate Sundae today Enjo Smalae Dairy Siiaa la CONES • SUNDAES MALTS S SHAKES tUADTS t HINTS MIIT 9»CCII HAU. rtAVC *«C DQimV fffocoi&TS sviriijif On U*S. 1 Between Southern Pines and Aberdeen Aserdeen theatre Friday. March 21 Night 7:15 and 9:15 “THE MOB” BRODERICK CRAWFORD BETTY BUEHLER Saturday. March 22 CONTINUOUS FROM 3:00 “WACO” "WILD BILL" ELLIOTT AfHEATIiES, celebrate the arrival of Spring by throwing colored powders on each other. “The River’ will prove a rare treat to those who want something different in screen tare. Starting Thursday, March 27, with a matinee at 3 and a night show at 8:15, is the screen version of “A Streetcar Named Desire” a Pulitzer Prize winner as well as a New York critics Award winner. The fUm stars Vivien Leigh, who was given the Acad emy Award for her portrayal o:'' “Blanche,’ with Marlon Brando who was in the original stage cast. BIRTHS film performances of the year, “Salesfnan” is now even more in- Al Moore County Hospital March 11—Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Carroll, Niagara, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Brown, Southern tense in its emotional impact, and' Pines, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Walter will be a memorable experience for all adult patrons which can truly be put in the “must see” class. School Cafeteria MENUS FOR WEEK (Subject to Minor Changes) MONDAY Spiced Ham Sandwich, Relishes Vegetable Soup, Crackers Raw Carrot Sticks Cherry Fruited Jello, Whip Topping Milk' TUESDAY Spaghetti with Chpese Tomato Sauce Pinto Beans ’’osssd Green Salad Wheat Bread, Margarine Milk WEDNESDAY Peanut Butter Sandwich Deviled Egg Half Buttered Snap Beans Sliced Peaches Coconut Cake Milk STARVIEW Drive-In Theatre Between So. Pinet-Aberdeen INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS Mlir. 21-22 FrL-Sat. "AMBUSH" Hobt. Taylor • John Kodiak Sun.-Mon. Mar. 23-24 'TT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT" Clark Gable-Claudette Colbert Fields, Carthage, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Medlin, Cameron, a boy. March 12—Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Carter, Robbins, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. William Hulsey, Carthage, a Still running in New York as‘^y> ®tyce G^ner, a roadside attraction, that superb Niagara, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Noah Frye, Southern Pines, a girl. March 13—^Mr. -and Mrs. James Pack, West End, a girl; Mr. and production “The River,’ will play at the Carolina Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, March 23-24-25, at 8:15 p. m. with matinees Sunday | Mrs. Tommy Morrison, Southern and Tuesday at 3. Magnificent pic- ” ' Pines, a girl. torially, and interesting and in formative throughout, “The River,” directed by Jean Renoir, is the first film to be made en tirely in India in Technicolor and is the first screen appearance for several of the leading characters who appear in the story. It combines the everyday life of an English family with the “real’ India and its teeming mil lions. Cc-lorfluly presented is their Diwali Festival, when millions of lights burn all over India; the Kali Juja Ceremony and the “Holi Day” Festival, when Hindus! March 14—Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mills, EUerbe, a girl; Lieut, and Mrs. Daniel Roberts, Carthage, a girl. • PIANOS Gjle Piano Company Neill A. Cole Pr<q>. Plano Sales and Service Phone 92-L Three Points Sanford Tues.-Wed. Mar. 25-26 'BIRD OF PARADISE' (In odor) Louis Jourdan - Jeff Chandler Thursday Mar. 27 , GIVE-AWAY NIGHT "HIS GIRL FRIDAY" Cary Grant - Rosalind Russell FrL-Sat. Mar. 28-29 "THE ANGEL and THEBADMAN" TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY Children under 12(in cars) Free First Show Starts at 7:00 SUNRISE THEATRE SOUTHERN PINES. N. C. CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY Starting at 3 P. M. Saturday 10:45 — Sunday 1:00 EVERYBODY WELCOME 1 FRIDAY, MARCH 21—LAST DAY James Stewart - Marlene Dietrich 'NO HIGHWAY IN THE SKY' SATTODAY. MARCH 22—DOUBLE FEATURE Allan “Rocky” Lane "RUSTLERS ON HORSEBACK" Johnny Weissmuller "'H'ARZAN AND THE AMAZONS' Serial and Cartoon SUNDAY & MONDAY. MARCH 23-24 UNIVERSAL- INTERN ATIONAL presents Marjorie Perctj Monday & Tuesday* March 24-25 Night 7:15 and 9:15 “THE MAGie CARPEF LUCILLE BALL JOHN AGAR Wednesday* March 26 CASH AWARD NIGHT Night 7:15 and 9:00 ‘‘Calling Bulldog Drummond” WALTER PIDGEON ROBERT BEATYT Thursday & Friday* March 27-28 Night at 7:15 and 9:15 “Bugles In The Afternoon” RAY MILLAND HELENA CARTER I 86 proof. 70% Grain Nautrol Spirits | I Austii>^icKols j * gCo Ng; Inc. I P HOOICLVN-HIW TOK * bicUtrCIIMISM TUESDAY only. MARCH 25 George Montgomery - Audrey Long "INDIAN UPRISING" also Short Cartoon WEDNESDAY (Double Feature). MARCH 26 Howard Duff - Yvonne Decarlo 'CALAMI'TY JANE AND SAM BASS' Also—^Lum ’N Abner in "TWO WEEKS TO LIVE" THURSDAY & FRIDAY. MARCH 27-28 Call him traitor or call him hero... rx , A CENTURA-FOX f ~ DEnsioN Before Dawn CAROLINA THEATRES SOUTHERN PINES - PINEHURST Present AT SOUTHERN PINES the greatest drama of I COLUMBIA PICTURES presents STANLEY KRAMER'S . Production of av V. , STAttmo Fredric Marclrk I «itk I MMred Oonnock • KedftlkCaittop ' I Cameron Mitchell* Howard SmM Screen Play by Stanley Roberts • Based upon the Play by Arthur Milter ... as produeed on the stage by Hermit Bloomgarden and Walter Fried • Directed by Lasla fieoedfdc Friday & Saturday* March 21-22—8:15 pan. Matinee Saturday at 3:00 JtfOWreu CAN SEE IT AT POPULAR <0- PRICES I OmiCT FROM ROADSHOW INOAOEMSNTS! ^“"^TECHNICOLOR KENbRTH McElOOWNEY prewnti JEAN IPIOtrS 'THE UVET* Color by TCCHNICOLOK with NOKA SWINBURNE • ARTHUR SHIBPS ESMOND KNIGHT • SUKOVA AWKEUEE • THOMAS E. BREU4 ei4 imrodKtnfl PATtICU WAITERS • RAOHA * AORIB4NE CORM * Fire* dwed by KENNETH McBOOWNEF • Pir«lod by JEAN RENOIK Auhtent te Mr. Roeolr-^orrott Jvdd • Sctttiqeoy by KUMBt GOODEN eiidA4MIRNOH»B«itdofttl>ti>oottbyRUMnOOOOB4*l8tMiod Sun.* Mon., Tues.* Mar. 23-25—8:15 p.m. Matinees SUNDAY and TUESDAY at 3K)0 “Bonnie Prince Charlie” (In Technicolor) Starring David Niven as Prince Charlie and B4argaret Leighton as Flora Macdoiiiald Special Performance for benefit of Moore County Historical Association Tickets are still available: Matinee 5pc; Evening $IJ}0 Mail orders to: Norris Hodgkins. Jr.. Box 123. Southern Pines, N. C. or see: Mrs. E. C. Stevens. Mrs. Harold Collins. Mrs. Jack Younts. Tickets not sold in advance will be available at box office on day of performance. Wed.. Mar. 26 Wednesday* March 26 Matinee 3:00—^Evening 8:15 pan. IWaknik Baet. aaiNe thi scrrin au tmi piri op ^ Streetcar Named Desire’ tm mootKtom EllATO«..,„CHARl£SI{.FaDiN KIM HUNTER • KARL MALDEN SCREEN PLA> BY TENNESSEE WILLIAMS , OmtCTCO 67 0ISTRI8UTED6T ELIA KAZAN WARNER BROS. ASCe UPON THE ORIGINAL PLA* *A STREETCAR NAaEO OCStRC BT TENNESSEE WILLIAMS ASPneKNTceoiiTME stasi irinc aATea SEtzmca Starting Thursday* March 27th Matinee at 3:00—Night at 8:15 AT PINEHURST Elizabeth Taylor and Larry Parks —in— “LOVE IS BETTER THAN EVER” Friday Nighi* March 21st—8:30 Jean Renoir’s Special Production “THE RIVER” (In Technicolor) Now at popular prices direct from Roadshow engagements. With Arthur Shields and Radha Sunday Night* March 23rd—8:30 Ray Milland* Joan Fontaine and Teresa Wright —in— “SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR” Wednesday Night* March 26th—8:30
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