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CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER SUNDAY OCTOBER 18 1953 Euclid "Stalag 17" will continue at the 3B pCl'O gCJ GAI i50 Cram it Sally but on several occasions Lloyd 1 Rhn flr EZELLA nw 3 7 I i and Your Try private nun LYRIC UN HELIN OK (AQC Enlil Aua van comedy 1836 fcUClIfl AVCi 2nd leer Patricia net er did Kilbride Lift Szt Soeen' I SHORE how Stunt bale Roberton on dancing fun Parklnt COMEDIES I tf COMMODORE STILLWELL Dori' MAIN KILBRIDE ECLAIR Back Little 11 1 AR 17 John Maureen Barry Center jjjooa haa f'i Admissions: 20c 35c 50c 30c nivcrsi'fr rVCNNKOtOC Si LET'S ALL GO ROLLERCADE SKATELAND ROLLER BOWL ODAY AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATEI Theatres CLOVtiuiArMSI IUCUDAYI WMTO MENTOR Mgjflfl No 3 One of Diiney'i amoui and Great True Life Ad enturei by Valeric Hobson and a cast of distin British talent under of at Bedlord Ohio BLdford 2 8 Wm BENDIX Diana Lvnn Patricia i Medina noTieio Co orr Uritur wa3 K5 GARY MERRILL X)M OUf giant Andy Devine JERRY LEWIS OR YOUNG IOR OLD OR EVERYONE! Jeanne Grain Jeanne Grain appears with and in the sketch and BLACKBEARD THE Pat Denise former prima ba) lerina with the Ballet Russe del Monte Carlo makes her screen bow as Danny Kaye's dancing partner in On in which Kaye plays a ventrilo quist who's afraid to get mar ried Jean Peters ON ONE GIANT PROGRAM! Burt Lancaster Shirley Booth Rain OR Cum PATRICIA RAHM1NG Jean Peters i GREATER CLEVELAND oiler Skating COUNCIL rode like a man fought like a man killed like a man and LOVED like the beautiful woman she was! "I deLghted ben a jh) bashful pupil respond io my instruction and becomes i more confident and popular dancing nyi lorence Jennings 7 h'j a fact! Good dmcers are more popular ha re the best times And it so eaj) and such fun to be come a p'pvlar dance partner At the friend! Arthur Murra Stu dent Parties people ho once were shy couiJn even dance not long ago now have ooderrull ezen inc times! or lhev'se learned the latest popular steps and the shortcut to popularity from Arthur Murray Thev've developed poise and self confidence es dance lessons develop per sonality are loads of fun too ou learn so quickly because of Arthur Murras's simple Magic Step method Y'ou can actually go danc ing after only one lesson Each lesson is like a parry in itself So don't go on missing half the fun in fife Be more popular than ever! Come in for your first lesson today Arthur Murrav Studios lit 5 Euclid Ave CH IWo or 1 19in Cedar Rd A 1 6 1 yffOMAN THEY 1 ALMOST LYNCHED THE SWORD AND THE ROSE" Hanna Play Pulls Stars Away rom TV and Screen "ASSIGNMENT PARIS" pann AndrfwR Mail 4 ittrrn in Color Unbelievable tut true a full Introductory Robert Morgan dance lesson lor only one dollar 1 1 And you'll be Every mao and woman can allord to learn to dance Morgan 2 for rotes cut the cost of lessons in hall Our et pert teachers are Inter ested in You progress Come right to the studio today Open each night until ten a ays unlit six Giant artoon Carnival Two Technicolor Hits! That was Samuel Shipman's drama which took three acts to prove that ever the twain shall' of the Sun" 0U GIANT WIDE SCEEW ltH fncim' WoHi Slats Hiwt Silvana Mania Vittorio Gasstnan "ANNA" Aho OK Color In "THE CADDY" John Drrrk Rarbar Kuh In "PRINCE PIRATES" Box Offfcr Ooen Sat WO 1 0040 The Pant' Burt Latica lrr irrinia JUh "SOUTH SEA WOMAN" Bndolnh roll in "IGHTING WESTERNER "STARLIT" Jqmes Mason In "Secret Sharer' Added hr Matinee BIG TECHNICOLOR 6 Wrdf I IS (h 1m ROM THE the very unworldly age of 19 On Broadway as elsewhere she learned it never rains but in I torrents (waiting "Pat" I Norma Calderon who portraysZala Eleanor Parker's confi in Paramount's "Naked Jungle" was a featured dancer and vocalist with Xavier Cugat and his band before going to Hollywood im WlfTMDE NIGHTLY ynn Medina Gloria Jocelyn GRAHAME BRANDO JOHN BRIAN AUDREY ZpQQj LUND DONLEVY TOTTER "THUNDER BAY" til I rrhtiii nlor hiw ncTRniT iriSt' i ere' UC I nUI I Only the Motion Picu i Screen Can Offer You Such ine THREE NOEL COW ARD'S one act plays have been filmed (above) guished the title which the airmount Theater will unfold Wednesday Miss Hobson Patrick Landis "Ways No An Animated All Cartoon eature With the lying Elephant "DUMBO" I IPCOTV IO5 fM 1 2223 LIDLnl I Jr ph Uen Jean Peter 1 "A BLUEPRINT OR Box Otfice H30 Dean Martin Jerrr Lewi Randolph Itwi Reed "HANGMAN'S KNOT" (Color) Wayne O'Hara itzgerald "QUIET MAN" CDfDE MacPM dominoes BILLY MELLERT Organist Hours: 6 11 NHely Mats: 2 5 Thur Sat Sun TWU I KUtllO red Astaire will give absolutely free of charge SIX PRIVATE LESSONS to any per ton who enrolls in the red Astaire Studios This offer is being made to introduce red Astaire's onderful SPEED TEACHING METHOD of dancing You'll learn faster expensively than you thought possible Doni miss out and dates Call or come in Tomorrow! Wilhm Hfldert Don lavlor 17" Two ompicte shows Niehl! Bux Office Opens 6 Jessie Royce i called Martila Hunt and Kay Walsh are seen in "Red while Stan ley Holloway sparks the fun in "umed Way No Woman Should I 'I JERRY LEWIS 9J be "John Loes Mary" Its successors included "The ountainhead fhree Secrets" Heart" and "Diplomatic Many are the screen offers Miss Neal said she turned down or deferred in order to tour in LLOYD LEMMARMAN Organist I JOE VERO Organist Hours: 15 11 Nightly I Hours: 7:30 10:30 Nightly Mali: 2 4 30 Sat and Sun I Matinea ll 30 Sats Elyria Ohio 6 6581 I 22480 Shore Center Dr RE 1 9686 ini'i rom 2 i 1 re n1 Hnnln' Mild' A Lf I I Is "THEVANQUISHED I AkC 22oth 'livre Blvd? LAAC KE Doors Open 5 30 Show ON GIANT WIDE SCREEN Lusty Robust Rollicking 17? STEVE BRODY STUDIOS I2S0 Eyelif Av Cr I3fh St MA i 1119 EARL NEWMAN Organi Hour: 8 10:45 N'gMIy MAh! 2 4 Ab GA 1 3668 I 6800 Denison Gentlemen Prefer Blondes' Cnlnr Technicolor Mtrlljn Monroe Jine ANO PA KETTLE ON VACATION" ieukl' 1 llir Ase (11 JCW CL KM) Mill 1 Rl53L "BAND WAGON" Also Action Packed Thriller AUDREY TOTTER as Kale QuantrMI Brian Donlevy John Lund THEY ALMOST SusanHRYWARD rorirt Mitchum yii msHtys SWORD vjhchJOo: mikROSc 2 Al Itmhon ON I K950 drnture Ever ilmrd I) ROB1 RT III WHITE WITCH DOCTOR" Debbie Reynolds Bobby Yan DORIE GILLIS RICHMOND VnTX4 i Roaring Out of the Storn Windt and the Hearti of fh Profeiiionol Skybirdt! John Wayne Nolan IN THE ShuleyDHVPj and the Rose" DicXRad iGlHMUiiiyy BEREA HHISTOPHEP ro mantic corned "The Lady's Not for uno us nnai eeK at tne lEuclid 77th Street Theater where the laM performance will be gnen Saturday On the following Wednesday Oct 2S the stage of the 77 th will be turned over to the opening of a espeare's i miner Dream" the comedy fan tasy which drew cheers last spring at the Shake speare festival The Pliv House dips into its ')0d plus repertory for this produc tion at the insistence of the many Clevelanders who could not attend the festival and thove who packed Norton Hall Chautauqua this sum l' uh 1 nrl Hist so I A I A si Cllr he Weitern! LLOYD RPirrr "CITY BAD MEN" elodramal GARY MERRILL 4 LAM JlOrt (gTf40i Wt2 26e3 Richird Midmark (on tancc "RED SKIES MONTANA' IMrothr Lamour Georte Montrnmery "SINS LULU BELLE" I I pi hrurnliH Herta Hl rra" 13OO rr raxed Hiking Matinee at 2 SHE I Had Everything A Man Could' i Ever Want And Lived the "CITY BAD MEN" I LORAIN ULTON I Ullin 1 ml fi 1 'ZZ7V' lPTAn Ifouih At filth CE 1 6077 ROiun ree TarVin Gmx Gdfri Richard Lyle Carlson Bettger I i oopo Mj GIANT WIDE SCREEN BROADVUE Big 2 ON OUR GIANT WIDE SCREEN Gary Cooper Roberta Haynes to Paradise RICHARD TODD GLYNIS JOHNS I and the Rose" Also JEANNE CRAIN DALE ROBERTSON 1 BAD MEN" carter Ahn lllld Rill lllntl in "THE LAST BANDIT" Angel Street Starring Anton Walbrook ittii rim' hith Diana hjnward Robert etan Also Look Out for This Man Her Lipil Her Lite! He Took Both! Starring AUDREY HEPBURN of "THE SWORD AND the Holiday" ame 14 II I lDn tn K4 Siipenielul Mytery JOSEPH JEAN COTTEN PETESS "BLUEPRINT OR MURDER" 3 and l4ke nhnr BImL 1 MoHnee 2 GREAT ACTION HITS! CORNEL WILDE as the (Son of Robin Hood) if "THE BANDIT SHERWOOD OREST" Pli: Th gfii Action vw ilmed 5 Highly Jo flip ull Grown Lion like Rag Dolls! JOE SOUTHERN (irh os rxnsi juuincnix th Bl rtrlP lhil ler I 111 The Dramatic itement the rera Hold' Clifton Webb Barbara Stanwyck "TITANIC" Robert Linda NEWTON DARNELL aleniina (orea Serie Remain Mult 7 hildjen COP 1 1 rl at ISO 'M rYltnUUnl rp Parklnr 2O0G ON GIANT PANORAMIC SCREEN In Technicolor Bullet by Bullet Gun by Gun They Mode It the BAD MEN" With Dale Robertson Jeanne Crain JOSEPH JEAN COTTEN PETERS tor Murder" WINDAMEER A A a D' an Mrtl NORWOOD AVALON 1 Matinee xlay DEAN MARTIN CADDY JEANNE CRAIN DALE ROBERTSON BAD Al a I I Ludld be fll ALL dhh oof tnifee and Hunnin ild' 11 Mills Jj KID I Il'K THE CADDY' l'u' ilmed on the rontral ront 2 hPR're and Hnnnin ld! JI RRl I I I' "THE Park ree "THE CADDY" Glenn ord Dian I nn "PLUNDER THE YALE Giant Panoramic Screen JEANNE CRAIN DALE ROBERTSON LLOYD Technicolor Thriller "CITY BAD MEN" That Girl from Pickup on beuth Hatk JEAN PETERS JOSEPH COTTEN "A BLUEPRINT OR Also Motinee: Judd Superman" Holdrgn "WAR THE SPACE YflRIfTflWN PeH Mpk osf fisfo lunMunn Kree plriant moo cwy Giant Panoramic ScreM i rlann Pinan I ua PllfR 01 ILA MLRRILL 7 JJ for Murder" Plunder of the Silt JtXKM (RID DM! RDRRlMlV BAD MEH" pCrCliiT l7 and Rd ntUCH I MArisL rouil 3 Dean Jerry Lewis I HE UHUUI Glenn ord Diana Lynn THE Kiddie ZOc Juntura 35c Adult Main "MA AND PA KETTLE ON Dead End Kid "CLIPPED MADISON ftrnada htYMtjarme 4 42 1 JERRY LEWIS CADDY" DALE ROBERTSON Play House Pulls a Hit in this whimsical story who suc Jut of Its estival Bag cumb to the magic of Shake rwin rsix tA rvimla til Vizi 'jjvait a la played by Patricia Pahming mer to see it William Paterson Phvllis Til Because of previous production Jinghast Samuel Lloyd Clayton commitments "Midsummer Corzatte Carlotta Cristopher and Night's Dream" will play Weigman only 10 performances running uture Plav House attractions through Nov 7 include "Bell Book and Candle" Kirk Willis will direct the das beginning a week later on Nov sic using the Chautauqua er I at the Drury It follows "Coun sion as opposed to the festival 'try Girl" which plans to stay at version which means lew er de that theater through Oct 31 letions in tne original script Top talent at the Play House Brooks Theater MEMBERS CLEVELAND MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION imiVniAitviR A i i ui fjui i iiiij iiuiress IVilitOyr TELEVISION Danv Rohm rnnph rharmar I ho stars opposite Kirk Douglas ri in "Act of Love" will follow her! VJ American film bow with a visit to this country Anatole Litvak is bringing Dany to Hollywood i with an eye to directing her in a second drama for Benagoss Lilvak Productions I Pi r' Kiddie 4r tin lor 3 Adult AVON LAKE nlLLIAnu oU 1 3111 Matinee Today 2 DEAN JERRY MARTIN LEWIS Dale Robertson Jeanne Crain BAD MEH" In Technicolor HOMESTEAD Niesr Mert 7:15 2 OUTSTANDING AMILY EATURES I DRAIN THE LUnaiH "IMTR NEVADA MUH" DI A7A 894 15'd Jab rLHLM fKfl PARKING Dean Martin Jerrv leis Audi? Morphe "an Haa MN jre the tnm bomb oibia Ker'erk i Jeanne Dale MIGHTY JOE city of Joseph CoMen Jean Refers "A Blueprint for Murder1 IOY 1 2 Rory Calhoun SILVER MICKEY White Hot Movie THE JURY The Dynamic 3 Thriller That Blasts You Out Ot Your Seat! I rnd uci SlR ELLIOTT Mill Hammer With Preston oster Peggie Castle MORE THRILLING ON OUR GIANT MIRACLE MIRROR SCREEN! Adults 73c 1 1 10c ONE ULL HOUR COMEDIES 3 Laurel 4 Our Gang CIU 1 5412 Olli rinlr MHII tMIfA Percy Kilbride Morforie Main AND PA KETTLE ON VACATION" Don Dailey Anne Bancroft rom Left ield" for 1 rl0om UNION MARTIN and LEWIS "THE CADDY" ord "PLUNDERO THE VINE W'liwihM DlourhbTib4 1 11 ree PrH anior Maine a 2 SHE Had Everything A Man Could Ever Want And Lived the Way No Woman Should! I rrnl IlTim Bratrhn Campbell i S'THE MASTER Jniph (ultra Jran Prtrr "A BLUEPRINT OR MURDER" CENTER MAYIELD ON OUR GIANT WIDE SCREEN OVER! HELD OVER! HILARIOUS COMEDY WILLIAM HOLDEN DON TAYLOR i STALAG 17 AT 200 5 00 720 9:40 Addrd Matinee Only WALT DISNEY'S DUMBO Color by Technicolor Technicolor! M'j Greases Musical Since "AN AMERICAN IN PARIS" RED ASTAIRE CYD CHARISSE BAND The Thundering I 1 hr Kijtr Bonanza i (hrm JAMES STEWART JOANNE DRU THUNDER BAY Wxl MKtlxr Snfui UKCH 210 CUif' Ve tt (nwd Rint il( oehorn' MHH MR SCOUTMASTER" l( Dl 'Uprrman HOLDRS "THE ATOMIC PERIL" Hunn ai lMtn (nmN 5 th Hrvartay Ml 1 0351 Jerry Lewis I CADDY" i I 1 RM II "LATIN I'latbrrr Samrd tilth a Rarraen nt Bullrl 'and Branded hr the lieU unt fMI KHIRI( (Itss (Rtf BAD MAPLETOWN dean MARTIN "THE JEANNC CRAIN BAD MEN' MAYLAND Manner Irwiav 2 Exclusive irst Cleveland Showing OLYMPIA Dean Martin "THE Glenn ord Diana LynnPLUNDER THE SUIT MOUA Kidce at I'azk ree An mA Mattnre I I) war Open 130 1HT MVMIIUML UlRI I RUM 15uKG 1 'Hampton Two days later Kermit Bloom garden offered her the part of iiuamjfoniaWJ Regina in "Another of the chose the latter BRING the course of a long with Minnie Maddern iske and and distinguished career before very long was the toast ay Bainter has seen the Broadway as Ming Toy the legitimate theater challenged in Chinese girl in "East Is West" turn by motion pictures radio and television and somehow monarvnrt tn 8v outMVf aim pros per nieet I She has taken time off from llat Ti 5 llle Ualcs her stage appearances to try More reccntly the actresS ap each new medium of entertain iPearefl wi Basil Rathbone in merit as it came along and to es Jealousy" with Walter Hamp at instance'n in "Admirable Crichton" as a bulhant performer on any type of stage iant opposite Walter Huston in Miss Bainter has the role of Sidney Howards1 Mrs Tilford the credulous dramatization of the Sinclair grandmother who believes a'Lewis novel wherein she made schoolgirls fanciful falsehoods in hr iac "Children's opening a "JaSL naU01lal l0Ur back 111 one week engagement tomorrow night at the Hanna Theater Shortb' thereafter she settled She is touring for the where she prompt time in many years in Lillian 'y cslab'shed herself as one of stage success but to scrcens lending character IH ROBI KJ HU ''t J'RETURN TO tAIDMnillJT rirat I Jrnwuni rRInlYlUUNI I 1OK ir irkln Continuous rom 2 HELD OVER! HELD OVER! It Will Make You Laugh Cry and Chttr! WILLIAM HOLDEN Don Taylor Otto Preminger "STALAG 17" Starti Wedntidayl Barbara Stanwyck "ALL I DESIRE wed lbmeiwon I THf JURY CUAVCD lee and Klnun Mil MB Uli I PKI tOMisims Minnis i Bii IIS fl 1 ts PASOR OIK 15 I I HIDE K3SGK NlMriKAK? M'j Technicolor Musical 4 of Tropical Ectay! LANA TURNER Ricardo John Louis Montalban Lund Calheru 1 SHAW 2 Action Thriller 2 racked Technicolor JEANN? DALE CRAIN POBERTSON RIVERSIDE Clenn ord "PLUNDER THE SUN" XXCIWK or K1UMASJ1RO dward Rnbinion Paulette Goddard Glenn ORD fll Continuous rom 2 TOP 2) Dean Jerry Donna Martin Lewis Reed "THE CADDY" Plus: The Noughty rom "Pickup on South Street' Is Picking Up Where She let OH Her Silken Hoir The Taunting Lips Every Inch of Her Is Murder Gary Merrill CEDAR LEE 4AI VMDI0 El uXla ULTMi IU ELK At Regular Admission Price A kJ 2h Ml 1 527 UAnUCH opin ItOO Show ft30 1 her Hax Hullrt haltin' Al I hr (4lr GLENN ORD PATRICIA MEDINA Plunder of the Sun 1 I he Mint 'torfnus Outlaw Of Ml I Im? Ml In One ilton I'K ture! JEANNE CRAIN DALE ROBERTSON "CITY BAD EMBASSY 1 LEXINGTON 4 I mrfbtiest ai linlhriHs rrf filmed 1 Outlaw Of Joseph Jean Cotten Peters BLUEPRINT OR MURDER" DENISON SQ AMERICA'S ASTEST GROWING SPORT ROLLARENA ELYRIA EUCLID CENTER ROLLEROROME Added Mdtmee 4 arLoons Marts lld 2 Hit MH A bo lLN I LL 1 1 UAI TA1ADTU 55 th at Moodiand nALIrlUnin IKIE PARKI5G limes ''trwjrt Joanne bru THl MH in Color Walt Disney True Life Adunlure 'PROWLERS 1HL IVLKGLADLs" In eehnlcolor H0UGH 79TH A JACK SPELLACY Organist Hours 8 10 4S except Mon Mats 1 4 45 Sat and Sun 373? 93rd St 01 17692 7 DANCE STUDIO 11 10 EUCLID PR DTnAIJ lRfL PARKING 1 1535 UrlUnn bran Martin and Jerry Lewis In I HL KODV rank Lnvejov and Joan Weldon I I VARIETY 11813 Urin OK 1 1 5T Rnibl I John ttjrne 1 loyd eian i LAu I I Nt er Mating lodar i VOGUE John M) 1 HE lu Kiddir lu: Ellmrii nit the Irxoiral Paradixe in ortriu I echitrtolnr' (i i tlM'ltli KUPl IS I I I' "RETURN 10 PARADISE" I RILE" 1 he Gun uid the Girl Made One Man I Q'ial to ite Aho Clifton Wehh in John Philip Miuva STARS AND STRIPES OREVER Both I ralurr in Color jflNfi 7101 Hoad XL 3 3090 UH 1 1 I AUU Indrpendener LA 1 K03 4 Gregory Peck u'an Hayward WILLUW Route 21 Brrkhrtle Rd Gangland SPECIAL BEGINNERS PRIVATE DANCE LESSONS OR ONLY $Qfl WALTZ CI RUMU MOMIA Near 10 a it 19 10 I Sat 10 It 8 "TONIGHT AT AIRVIEW On Our Giant Panoramic Screen Matinee Continuoui from 2:00 WE ARE PROUD TO PRESENT All in Technicolor na a I mxhiis itm HHh Walt Disney "the caddy Giant 3 Unit Show With Something Sure to Please Every Member of the amily! No I A Real Life Action eature With RICHARD TODD CLYNIS JOHNS AND stage success but to'10 £crcen Ending character a good trouper travel can be act rcsscs her performances exhilarating if the play that 'uch Picturcs a occasions it is good Divorcement" "Our The list of plays in which she and has appeared occupies an entire 1G atbagc page in Who in the' WhilQ livinS 011 thc "'cst coast Add to these the sle mari? lwo nolabc ''adio alld films thc radio shows and the'TV aPPParances both at Christ telcvision programs and the pub 1 nlas Crosby's lication would be staggerin in! she rrafl tllc famous ew JcHEth I 'turk Sun letter in answer to lln 1 I 1 I 1 6 Miss Bainter started '7 "IUIC 111 3 ask "Is there a Santa Claus?" both ew York and Chicago 1 It was on Lux Television Thea she appeared as this at ter she jliyed the iwife in Rosemary Benet's "A 'Child Is Horn" So nonular were these performances that Miss1 torrents After three years of Bainter has repeated them around for a break Rafter vear at holiday time Rot it when th? Rodgers Since returning East she Kammerstein office calledcontinued to be verv active for the role of Mary John Loves Mary i ci i nvi i miu iiuw nri ts hi fortable before the TV cameras as on any stage or movie set Custar Drsrrts Tfot irs Costarred with Miss Bainter is meatier role and wound un with i Patricia Neal popular Hollywood sot of fine personal notices a and Broadway actress Prior' on Broadway and another jCnuLl' uci 1 1 1 i strtu Jiucto in un me itirtu Part of the Thov also rewarded her viithrW'l? Miss Neal understudied both'fjve years in Hollywood where feminine roles in "Voice of the her first picture turned out to '21 i ui it or a year she had to be ready to go on either as Sallv Middle ton the sweet young actress ori as uiivc ncr oiner ana more sophisticated colleague in John Tahiti in tnr by technicolor (winn ROKIK1 HAW TO LOWER MALL Matlnre: "(IP f'f LYCEUM In I het' unniest et MARTIN and LEWIS "THE CADDY" Jeanne Crain Dale Robertson BAO I I lx I ORD I 1 I A bom the Alamo" Color DCAPU PI ICE i92l'O Deltmt Ktl DEAun vulrr iniimiu r(k ire 1 11 1 i1H I laftr inH I HARD I PI 471 Mrnfr R4 1 414 UAnriCLU (enn nrd Diana Lynn I T'U SIH I HE flilrano ano no torl ('itsman "AV ipRANn Brnady Ml l7930 i it i niter nnna TWlRt JOKK' DRV "THUNDER BAY Ma rrinc William Holdtrn Dojy Taylor 1 I A CAI I "23 Tm ht 1 DEAN MARTIN "THE CADDY" Jtanne Crain Dal Robertson BAD Audi Murphr Joan I van I OH MV MlllU" BEDORD (Teihnirnlnri Gene utrv Xdd JLO lH Ofll fiUV bhaker quarr bK 1 2800 uuLUNl rll parking under 11 A88L LANE rv W1I I 1' 1 ''was Sv 41 nRGM I MH i 1 i i Mi' nr i i i IH ya? rjae oB BB fl 5 EATIDE HE MEMBERS CLEVELAND MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION mttiVtkaevea TKNNKOlOM ROLLERCADE SKATELAND ODAY AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATE EUCLIDAveMHB MENTOR mb eee mama NQTAgM i Rain OR Cum I.

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