Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

4 ^ SECTION THREE THE OCCAM CITY SENTIWlL-LePOER AY, JUNE 17, 19ii
Capo Theatre Opens
Sunday tor Summer
; Tht Capo 1 second show, which opens Wednesday,
June 22, Is late Love. This
will run IhrotiL'h .Saturday, June 25.
In the leading roles will be Nnt
ThMtre at Cape Kay Goodwin, H, grandson of the famous
Ml open Sunday, Juno 10, for its American actor Nat Goodwin.
81st consecutive season. The play Is
M» light eomedy "Jenny Kissed Me," T. C. Upham Is lh manager for
wtileh after a Broadway run histhe
15th
-teen a great success ]n summer
: fltCH-k, The play will bo given mult After a lapse of eighteen years.
•Me and evening UB opening day and Purnmount lius teamed Bine Crosby
thereafter on Monday ana "niMijay and Dnn+ild O'Connor u^ahi. In th
evening.
earlier film. Donald was onlv 12,
: The second production will fol- with :in Irish face and a soprano
low Immediately, thus inauguraling shilling voicr. In his pri'sent film,
the unique summer Uteatr# schedule "Anything (ioe.i,". Donald is near-
:'« twe plays each week, with the ' '10, and sinHs baritone.
open nightly and with two
, Sunday and Saturday, Thn ClMslfltd Adt Bring Quick
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OCiAN CITY, N, j.
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Hatching Intrigue In Hong Kong
CLARK GABLE and Susan Hayward rendezvous high
on a hillside above Hong Kong to plot a desperate plan to
go behind the bamboo curtain, In scene from action-packed
drama. "Soldier of Fortune," which opened last night and
runs through tomorrow at the Moorlyn Theatre
Betty Grable in
Film at Strand
Clark Gable Stars
en Moorlyn Screen
STRAND
Today, Tomorrow
"Three For the Show" is a big,
bouncy Cinemascope musical stai
ring curvaceous Betty Grable, the
dancing Marge and Cower Champion,
and Funnyman Jack Lemmoft,
Spiced with lively tunes, lovely
girls, fast-stepping dancers and
brlsht-faced comedy, the story Is a
light frothy affair on the lowdown
on life for four in a love nest foi
two. It's romance with a wink, a
musical marital tangle resolved to
the satisfaetion of everyone,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"The Purple Plain/' a romantic
drama enacted in the humid heat,
fierce sun and waterless plains of
few f aglnd • Virginia . Fltrldt
Nassau . Etnwrfa • Hawaii
Mexico • Cpkgdg • Alaska
California , Kktionol Parkt
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Shreve Travel Service
iCOfi Parlne Ale, Atlantin flij-
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KEM-CLO
Th* iniraclt (grin finlih for'Uttti.n
and balhroom walli and th» woodwork
throughout 1h« houie. h look.
md waihM Ilka faaktd .nomtL
Drtii In 4 hsurs.
FLOOR-LIFE
A louoh, high glssi •nsmsl lor
floor, jndssri and out. Ceviri
mail turfSEii In on. tool. Mill'
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OCIAN CITY, N. J,
J. Paul Miller
Hardware
3212 Aibury Avenue
SOMERS POINT, N. J.
Taylor's Hardware
701 Shore Read
Burma, stars Ciregory Peck and introducing
win Min Tliiin, lnvi>ly
young Buiineso beauty,
A Technicolor film adaptation of
the best selling novel by II, K, HaltM.
the stury is of a poignant love affair
lietweiin a Canadian flyer of the
RAJ' and a beautiful Rurmev
seething cauldron of today's Oripnl.
stars Clark Gable in the title role,
Susan ilayward, Michael Hennie and
Oene Barry.
Set against the flamlnB background
of tension ridden Ifonj} Kong,
Ihe nlm sliows the riir.rafr of the
ivaterffont, Its pleasure Heekprs, oil-
porlunlties, tourists and spies, nil
intermingiinjj in the teeming a^e=
old, worid-wise streets.
The story Is that of a Vank in ex.
le who has learned to plunder and
profit, smutnjIInK rmiiiiiions lu Hits
Chinese Iteds, and a young American
tvumaii who mils! bargain with him
a learn Hie whereabouts of her
sing husband.
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday
Spain with ils airy castles, whoal,
tuned plains, spired cathedrals and
breaded towns lakes its bow in Gin.
ormiSeope as the .superb background
for "That Lady," starring Olivia De.
llavilland, Oilberl Holand, Paul Scofield,
Fraiieaise Unsay Anil Dennis
Price.
It Is Ihe true slury based on Kale
O'llrien's |jest.sellor of the oneoved
prini'iws and her cavalier who Vs-li
from Brace in Ihe eyes of fanatic
Philip II, mill Century Spanish kin".
VILLAS!
Today, Tomorrow
"A Man Called Peter" is the slory
of a Scottish Immigrant, who became
pastor of the famed "Church of
Presidents" in Washington, n C.
and chaplain of the u, S. Ronnie he
lore his untimely death,
Richard Todil is starred in Ihe
title rale anil Joan Peters is en.
starred as hi* wife Catherine. II Is a
poignant love story, ritli and warm
in splrilLiai qualities.
Menday, Tuesday, Wednesday
"East of Eden" is a down-to-earth
story of people, adapted from the
story by John Steinbeck and star-
I'inu Raymond Massuy, .lames Deun
Julie- Harris and Richard Iiavaios;
It is a tale fif unpretentious,
earthy, emotional characters, each
dependent upon Ihe other; of a
search lor love, with each of the
slroii)} characters assertina for himself
tiie power to choose between
Mood and evil.
Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day will
co.star in Alfred Hitchcock's "The
Man Who Knew Too Much," which
will be made on location in French
Morocco and London, Jimmy Is also
expfclod to star in Hitchcock's
"Flamingo Feather," the'novel-by
Laurens Van Dor Post, a coiiiomporary
adventure set in Afriea,
Dlek Ifaymes is trying to get
M.n.,\f to .piirchase rluhtJi to jhe
Mildred Cram story, "Porevcr," as n
vehleln for him and his wife, Rita
Ilayworth, The Hayrnes have a con.
tract for two pictures- for United
Artists, which the distributing com.
pany will finance, and would like to
make "Forever," as the starter,
After • yur and • half on the
stigt with "The Ctlne Mutiny
Csurt Martial," Llayd Nolan re.
iurns ito the sertm In a co-starrln§
Irelt with lab T.yisr and
Sttwirr Grander In Merra'i "The
Lilt Hunt." Ht'll play Woodfoot,
# peglHtd bumle tkinntr, vtter.
in iof the (iit idiyt of the tali'
buffalo drlvet.
After appearing with Humphrey
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an the purchase gf
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piano, choo«i> Tram
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ATLANTIC CITY, M. J.
LAtL
Bogart on TV in "The Perrlflod Pol
est," Henry Fonda will do "Tin
Clown," fanmcu Knlly's life story
for the screen.
•Betsy Dlalr 'a really EelllnB til
raves for heft work In that sleepe
flint, "Marly," Hi'lsy in leal iifi '
Mrs. dene Kelly.
After two-year yaestisn from
moult work, Ann Sheridan hn
signed wlHi Republic to coitar
with Sttve Cochron In "Came Neat
Spring."
We hear that Ava Gardner has a!
ready completed her Christmas shop
plliji. She had a piece of Jewelry
designed in Pakistan fur all of he
l
Robert Mitehum is said to havi'
Used tin* sami 1 knife fur Ills surf^i'
role In "Nut A,s A Stranger." Hi
lie used in "Ni^ht of the Ilunler," t*
slit Khellev Wiuler's lhl,,;,( Urn
rihle!
Hearinii thai Warners was talkitif:
.seriously vi'ilh .lini lVl-ry, who ap
peared with Phil Silvers on TV
M- of aircraft.
He and his bride, the former.Pauline
MouHh, of Hunker, Pa., reside on
.shore rd. in Beesley's point.
The Airman of the Month is chosen
by the commander's staff for
qualities of leadership ability, devotion
to duty, attitude, adaptability
and Neatness, -
Finil s self-made man—and you
will find he worships his Creator
Jamts S. Day, 83,
Wiidwood Barber
James S, Day, a resident for S3
years at wiidwood and operator of
barbershop there, died at hh home
'uesday. He was 83.
Me was a member of the Wlfdwood
p/RACT/CAt.
Boutiques
Glassware
Driftwood
Arrangements
Gifts for the Bride
Gifts for Father
TRUDIE MARCELLE
fTht Gtfr'BexJ
1010 Boardwalk
Brownies Have
fly Up'For 4
The donee is one of the (odd
hiKhliiht* of the summer season and
benefits th» annual Christmas party
for local youngsters staged by the
Association in ueeemBei 1 Council, Knights of Columbus, and
Schmidt
Obituary
the Holy Name Society of St. Ann's
Vocal (elections war? i
Church.
Sunan Adanu, Patricia
Joyce Haug, Linda Alb, ,
Mrs, Elizabeth Garis
tit. Georgitrau ML
Charles A. Aih wai nominated for women', clubi, vtttrani arginlla- Mrs. Sulton Dies;
Maharty. WUda' - Smith,
reflection as president of the Oeeon lleni tnd afhir orBanlnd groups.
at Stone Harbor'
Martindale, N«ncy Smith, Nsnc^J
, and other City Exchange Club at Its weekly
local welfare work,
tlinnar.moeting In Plymouth Inn, The Chapter also prlvldes medlea-
Mrs, FILzabelh Oarta, a resident of Troop 2 Closes
son and Joyce Crowsni.*
Monday evening.
tlons and home care for the medi. Here Many Years Stone Harbor for the past 25 years,
Members of Girt Scout Troop
A men is known, not so much by Also nominated for reflection for
cally Indigent within the limitations
died at her home Monday. She was Active Season
0, under the leadership of Mri. T
the company he keeps, as the con- the year's second six-month term was of Its budgets, Mr. Wilsey reported Former Operator of
llenzler, who also participated In't
84.
Brownie Troop No. 2 held its 'final ceremonies were Carol Uaue>
versation be hands put.
Kenneth M. Landls, vice president; that the year before last IIJOO was
Robert bert Sharp, Ireasuriir, Irea and Joseph spent on an Oeean City cancer pa. Boardwalk Theatres She' Is , Survived by three sons, meeting yesterday, with a "fly up" Pfander, Jane Hog4nt and
Zivaglia Zivaglia, secretnr.v. secretnrv
Hent, and that just recently the
Benjamin, Samuel and Harry Henry, ceremony and entertainment pro Schmidt.
Mrs, Minnie Sultan, former resort
, Chapter i!ontrlbuted 16 a week over
of Stone Harbor, Trenton and Bar- gram, • , Brownie leaders attending the'
The nomingtlnis committee, «, o
theatre operator and for many years
'a period of time for medicine for
denlowii respectively; three daugh. The honored "fly ups" who rc fair were Mrs, Cart Shaw,
which Pat Past Pid President Edwin Polity
proprietress of a guest house ai ters, Mrs. Florence Kramer and
is chairman, also recommended the
another resort patient.
ceivod Brownie Wings were Joyc and her assistants, Mrs.
1000 Ocean av,, died Monday nighi Mrs. Ethel Beltlt, of Miftvllle, gnd
election of Richard Crcightoii, Nor. He announced that for the nrst at Shore Memorial Hospital,
CVowors, Nancy Wilson, Naniy Smitl Schmidt and Mrs, Ruth
man Miller and Mackey Corson as time. Ocean City this year fell short
Mrs. Mae Cubberley, Trertton, and Llboy Hlocknian. These girl
A number of years ago Mrs. Siilton
members of tlie club's board of con of its annual quota. Collected in con-
ith her sister, Mrs. Elwood Preswill
join the Girl Scouts In the fail
DISTINCTION
trol,
tributlons this year was $1,389 Ion, of this resort, were the owners
Entertainment included on accor
Mainst a,quota of |I,M0. Last year
"Pro" means "for" and "con" means
of the Moorlyn and Park theatres on
dlon solo by Llbby Blackmail, flute,
The eleeilon will be conducted more than $2,000 was offered by
"aiainst", Thbj explains the differ-
Ilio boardwalk.
phone solo by Ruth Townsend and
Monday night, and the In.tallaHon Ocean City residents.
ence beCween progress and Conpiano
solos by Oeor-gle Seirle anif
The Moorlyn has since become Ihe gross,—The Bristol (Va,) Heraldof
officer! an Mond«y •vtning, The drive here fell short he said
Lugenia Taccarlno. Poems were re
property or the Strand Theatre Co. Courier,
June V, it ,* "Lidltt Might" ere. because of the lack of volunteer
cited by Ellen Doddi and Marl
while the.Park, formerly located ai
gram pUnned tor rhe Atlantic City workers In the canvass and collee- Park pi,, was destroyed by fire.
Country Club In Northfl.ld. lions. He urged that service club
memliers offer their service to this
She Is survived by four sisters,
President Ash announced that and any other drive for which they
Mrs, Preston, well known for her
Prank Wickes, a graduating member may find tune.
work m "Mrs, Santa Claus"; Mrs
of the high school Senior clais, had
Julia French, Mrs, Harry Wolf and NOTICE!! DAISY'S
been awarded this year's scholarship
Mrs, Molt Cotter, all of the Phlla.
of i,he club lo .assist him In his col Airman Truxel Wins delphia area, and a brother, Charles
MU'lWl
, Colic, also of Philadelphia. The Remembrance Shop
Palermo Base^Award .—iuneMl_seEviees_wlii_be-canduet.
Adolph C. Wjlsey, of Sea Isl« Cliy,
ed today at 2 p, m. In tho Itose Pu- Ocean Cftjr'i Card and Gift Headquarters
president of the Cape May County
neral Home In Frankford, Philadel-
Chapl"r of the Amcrlefln Cancer So
phia, The Rev. Grafs, of the Salem
II LOCATED A T . . .
eicty, was the speaker at the meet-
Lutheran Church, Krankford, will ofing.
Ho was accompanied by Henry
ficiate. Local arrangements were by
At
II, While, former county Chapter
the Smith Funeral Home, interment
962 BOARDWALK
secretary, chairman pi Its education
will be in Westminster Cemetery
committee, and retired county OBH-
Montgomery County.
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