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Tony Curtis is England's fabulous outlaw knight and Janet Leigh
is the lovely Lady Anne in Universal-International's Technicolor ad
venture of knighthood, "The Black Shield of Fal worth," produced
in Cinemascope. David Farrar, Barbara Rush and Herbert Marshall
are also starred.
Austrian Brings Great
Music to U.S. with Puppets
By R1CHA&D O'BEGAN
Salzburg, Austria ? Austria's
largest and most fascinating fam
ily Professor Hermann Aicher,
his wife and 152 of the "children"
will tour the United States this
fall.
A family of 152 kids? Well,
truth is, 150 of them are marion
ettes. The other two are the Aich
ers' daughters, Frick and Gretl,
23 and 21.
With four assistants, they make
up the Salzburg Marionette Thea
ter. In Europe, the Salzburg pup
pets are regarded the best there
are.
The 0uppets are Austria's little
ambassadors of good music and
fine opera: They hope to carry
into the small towns of America
the magic melodies of waltz king
Johann Strauss and musical
genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
The Salzburg Marionettes pre
sent opera to small audiences with
much of the color and all of the
authenticity of the New York Met
ropolitan.
In fact, on their Stateside tour
this year, the puppet theater ac
tually will use the recorded oper
atic music of Eugene Ormandy and
the voices of stars such Is 'Lily
Pons and Richard Tucker will ap
pear to come from the mouths
of Prof. Aicher's little people. This
is by agreement with the Met.
"But what make me so unhappy
about our trip Jo America," says
goateed Prof. Aicher, "is that we
leave behind most of our puppets.
There are almost 1,000 of them.
And parting, even ifor a short time,
is sad."
The story of the Salzburg Mari
onette Theater is the story of a
family. It was created in 1913 by
Anton Aicher. the father. Her
mann. his son, look it over when he
was 23 and developed it to the
point where it is now one of Aus
tria's top cultural exports.
Prof. Aicher masterminds each
new creation of the marionette
theater. His wife, Elfriede, is a
former coloratura soprano who
manipulates, sings vocal parts and
makes costumes for many of her
1,000 "children."
Daughter Gretl is in technical
charge of the stage. She sees to
it that the puppets function prop
erly.
Frick designs the stage sets and
works alongside her father and
mother as a puppeteer.
Paul Pimsleur, a 26-year-old New
Yorker, supervises the translation
of the repertory for foreign tours.
Council Decides Shelters
Are Needed Before Sirens
Oklahoma City (AP) ? The City
Council was all set to provide a
disaster warning system for civil
defense when someone spoke up: "
"Where would the people go if
they were warned?"
Reminded there are no air raid
shelters, city fathers tabled the
project for further planning.
FOUR DAYS STARTING SUNDAY
ONE SHOW ONLY EACH NIGHT! !
Three Cartoon* and Sport Reel Start at 6:30
Feature Start* at 7 P.M.
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LAST TIMES TODAY
"THE EGYPTIAN"
Starring
VICTOR MATURE - JEAN SIMMONS
SATURDAY ? DOUBLE FEATURE
"The N?braskan"
with
Pbil Carey
Roberta Haynes
"Heat Wave"
with
Al?x Nicol
SUNDAY - MONDAY
BURT LANCASTER
Apache
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Police Think Burglar*
Arc Furnishing House
Enid, 6k la (AP>? Police think
burglars who entered two fashion
able homes, a farm houae and a
school are about to aet up house
keeping. They liat aa mi^s.ng:
sneets. bed spreada. pillow cases,
towels, electric toaster, iron,
canned goods, cooking utensils,
cook books, soft drinks, silver ware,
radio, electric (an, clock, two door
stops and ?n electric hot plate.
Valuables including jewelry,
guns and money were passed up by
the burglars.
Each American has an average
of 39 horsepower available for his
use today compared with half a
horsepower per capita in 1899.
OCEAN PARK
DRIVE IN THEATRE
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
"PRINCESS OF THE
NILE"
SATURDAY
"SCANDAL AT
SCOUR1E"
Greer Carson - Walter PMnen
SlIN. -- MON. ? TUES.
"THE ROBE"
Kit-hard Hurton ? Jean Simmon*
Hlorehead
"CARTERET'S FINEST
THEATRE"
FRIDAY ? SATURDAY
WAYNE MORRIS
"TWO GUNS AND
A BADGE''
Plus: Cartoon - "Noveltee"
STARTS SUNDAY -
Yvonne DeCarlo
Cornel Wilde
PASSION''
In Technicolor
Enjoy
Dining
by
CANDLE LIGHT
on Saturday .Night
At The Rex
The
REX
Candle Light
Dinners Served
from 8:30 to 10:30
Superlative
American and
Italian Food
Restaurant
ENJOY LIFE . . . Make Dining at The Rex
a Habit 1
THE SHOWPLACE OF
CARTERET COUNTY"
SATURDAY ? DOUBLE FEATURE
JOHN WAYNE
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"WACO"
STARTS SUNDAY -
rHELEpfc STORY OF ENGLAND'S
OUTLAW KNIGHT!
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DAVID FARRAR- BARBARA RUSH
HERBERT MARSHALL
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