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f' v. ••r. If* Thursday, '»'*•• » ' I THE 1955 CHAMPS f"Ag- tlwaH,"•! We hear that Bill Bolger was Officially signed by the Chicago White Sox the first of the year as a scout for the organization. €<lh£. WARRIORS LOOK SHARP AGAINST LAKE FOREST Now, wouldn't we be happy to tee some local ball player go up the ladder and play with, the Sox. Bill should know his way a- Ipund baseball circles in these parts. We hope he can do some good for himself -- and, of course, for our Sox. tThe Shamrocks are starting efrly this year to make ready for the coming season. Larry Stilling iHll be back as manager after a year of experience under his belt. ; Several business men have decftled that the team needs new stilts. Each will buy a suit and H&ve his firm name lettered on tiSe back. If you want to get in da this plan, please contact Larry Stilling, Waiter "Guv" Bolger or Bill Bolger. /Clarence Smith, one of the original Shamrocks, has come up with another real good idea. He Wants to put on a special day for the originals next summer. Watch for more news from Clarence on tfils. It could be a big day. «5Tie McHenry Warriors have vKm two, basketball games since we last went to press and maybe you think that doesn't make everybody happy. ^They had to work hard for tfcat win over Lake Forest. Just when we had victory headlines in our mind, Lake Forest put on a tNrd quarter dash that had us churning. Everything turned out just dandy. 6aw the boys wallop Hebron Tuesday night. Times have cftanged. The Green Giants were oHf the other side for several years. But, as "Mac" remarked, Htetoron can always look up at it state championship banner J the wall and not feel too badi: IcHenry teams travel to Zion Friday night to see if they can extend their winning streaks: iJt's hope. ,'15- , _ I .. ,jju*cXi. j. ucSuay night, January Mfc Marengo ?wiU' ibe vihere. We qften't mad at them, but have a #ore to settle. Entire Team Shows Winning Form In 61 To 46 Victory That's more like it! The MCHS Warriors decided that you have to pop that ball through the basket more times than the other team if you want to win. That's just what the boys did against Lake Forest before a large home crowd Friday night for a .61 to 46 victory. Tom Oeffling found himself in this game, using his size to get shots under the basket where percentage runs higher. His three baskets in the first half did much toward getting the team off to a start. Ted Olson was the big man on Lake Forest's team, scoring 15 points and giving early evidence of being a stumbling block for Ron May. However, Ron came through in great style on rebounds and hit early season form with 22 points. Leading 28 to 19 at half time, the Warriors came out in the third quarter for that one bad period. It threw a real scare into the home crowd. The visitors outscored the Warriors 14 to 11 in this period, but Dick Yokley had found himself by this time and put terrific drive into his efforts. May had found the range and the boys moved into the fourth period with confidence. The Warriors were loosened up (after a time-out smile from Coach Fulton) and responded with their best performance of the season. They outscored Lake Forest 13 to 2 in the fourth period before reserves came off both benches to wind up the game. % Photo by Fr0st Front row: Jim Jackson, Loren Freund, Tom Huemann and Melvixb-' Freund. ..; - Standing: Lloyd Freund, Ray Schmitt, Bob Comstock, Bob Peisert» Ed Jackson and "Hessie" Miller. . W - coupel of top bowling scores c£me to our attention. Mary Hettermann won't mind a bit if we n|ention her 575 series that featured a 240 game. ^For the men, Art Jackson goes q# the- head of the class® with a beautiful series: 211-248-224-683. ^at's big league bowling. flhere was great excitement at Alfred B. Miller farm this m|ek where triplet calves were n?rn. Mama cow and the little ages are getting along just fine. Should be a real feature story fife farm publications! McHenry (61) FG FT PF Yokley 4 6 2 Nowak 0 2 0 F. Oeffling 2 0 1 Huemann 0 0 0 May 9 2 3 Green 0 0 2 T. Qeffling 7 1 4 Huff 0 4 1 Dahl ^ 1 0 0 Totals • 23 15 13 Lake Forest (46) FG FT PF E. Olsen 4 0 5 B. Johnson 2 1 1 T. Olson 5 5 4 D. Jensen 3 1 1 G. Patton 1 K 2 1 R. Johnson 2 1 2 Ullman 0 0 2 Reilly 0 2 1 j$ a tie 9th Annual Forester BowliJamboree starts Saturday, jttn. 22, at the Palace. Singles, dtittbles and team events will be run off during the next four Wteeks. On Feb. 19, a big party Wfll wind up the event Watch for scores as the Jamboree pro. gresses. LAKE FOREST J. V. EDGES 0UT McHENRY FROSH-SOPHS 39-26 It was close all the way. But, it was Lake Forest's Junior Varsity that held the edge on McHenry's Frosh-Soph team for a 39 to 36 win here Friday night. Trailing by one and two points in the late stages, the home boys had to "go out and get 'em". This caused the usual fouls. In the final analysis, it was at the free throw line where McHenry lost the game. Each team had 15 field goals as McHenry had a 31% shooting average to 30% for the winners. From the whistle stop Lake Forest scored 9 points out of 24 tries. McHenry had 6 out of 14. Huemann and Cepulis led the home scoring with 10 points each while Swan hit 14 for the winners. Garrey came up strong in the last quarter for a total of 11 points. McHenry (36) Huemann Cepulis Justen Conway McMahon Caron Wissell Totals Lake Forest (89) Wells Garrey Hannah Anderson Ekdahl Swan Douglas Williams Totals Score by Quartern: McHenry: Lake Forest: FG FT PF 4 2 4 5 0 5 0 0 1 2 1 1 1 3 3 0 0 0 3 Q 2 15 6 16 FG FT PF 2 0 2 4 3 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 2 3 6 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 15 9 10 16 17 2ft--36 28--39 Totals Score by Quarters: McHenry: Lake Forest: 17 12 n 28 19 39-^61 3S--46 BARRINGTON HOLDS CLEAR TITLE TO NORTH SUBURBAN I! DAILY PINUPS: •Tact goes unnoticed when well timed, but is unmistakable when too late. Dead silence from a woman is afte thing that will wake up a man. IThey who never recognize the become "total strangers to lt •JWhen a woman plays second fiddle it is played in crescendo.- • Pipe dreams are as flimsy as a whiff of smoke. Money is round and easily tolled. .Being a hit or a miss depends on how you score your points. -i Anonymous The Bronchos of Barrington still lead the North Suburban league. In fact, they practically hold title to it. In the Friday night games, they swamped Woodstock 78 to 46 to register consecutive win number 34 since joining the league. Crystal Lake defeated Warren 69 to 51 to take over second place. McHenry's win over Lake Forest placed the two teams in a tie for fifth place. Libertyville won its first game of the season, defeating Zion- Benton 64 to 59. « Standings Barrington Crystal Lake Warren Woodstock McHenry Lake Forest Zion Libertyville W 6 5 4 3 2 2 1 1 L 0 1 2 3 4 4 5 5 AMERICAN LEGION Grade School League St. Mary's Stl Patrick's Sfc John's J*, High Riiigwood Won Lost WRE News LING .C.H.S. St. Patrick's (31) B F p Alin 2 0 0 Bradley 0 0 0 I*ow 2 0 0 Klapperich 2 0 1 D. Wirtz 3 0 0 Wahl 1 2 0 m Wirtz 2 0 0 flfcid 2 1 0 Hyatt 0 0 1 BcPb Smith 0 0 0 Rk Smith 0 0 0 Inward 0 0 0 ^Totals 14 3 2 Rlngwood (6) B F p #sen. 0 0 2 ffogan 0 0 0 Walkington 0 0 2 Spdmora 2 0 1 fciuce^ 1 0 0 e 0 5 The McHenry wrestlers were hosts to the Warren squad on Wednesday of last week and picked up a victory. The only points Warren got were on a forfeit in the 95 pound class. All the other boys won their matches. 95 lbs. -- McHenry forfeited 5 points 103 lbs. Moss (M) pinned Espinoza 112 lbs. -- Jessup (M) pinned Seveska 120 lbs. -- Taylor (M) pinned White 127 lbs. -- McDermott (M) pinned Nordstrom 133 lbs. -- Reid (M) outpointed Robbins 138 lbs. -- Warren forfeited 5 points 145 lbs. -- Bates (M) pinned Hoist 154 lbs. -- Warren forfeited 5 points 165 lbs. -- Schimke (M) outpointed Merkel 175 lbs. -- Warren-forfeited 5 points Heavy -- Sternickle (M) outpointed Holmquist NAME COUNTY CHAMP AND WIN GRUEN WATCH Contest Expected To Stir Interest In Cage Tourney Something new has been added to the county basketball tournament. Get out your crystal ball and pick the winners of each and every game and put down the scores. You may win a beautiful Gruen watch which has been donated by the Boxleitner Jewelry of Marengo. Crystal Lake, Richmond Hebron, Marengo Woodstock, McHenry-- • St. Mary's, Harvard-- Winner Gl, Winner G: Winner G3, Winner Winner G5, Winner Contest Rules 1. Only one entry to a person. 2. No entry fee* 3. Each entry must carry the winner of each game, and the score for each game. 4. Anyone is eligible except school officials and basketball players playing in the tournament. 5. Entries must be mailed to Everett E. Hamilton, Marengo High School, Marengo, Illinois before the tournament begins, which is January 22, or postmarked no later than January 21, 1955. 6. Scores will be used to determine the winner in case of a tie. 7. All entries must be legible. 8. All blanks must be complete and signed. Send in this complete blank -- BOWLING BAlt -- Thurs. 9:15 --- Clark Chev., 2 - F. M. Television, 1. R. Cyriowa, Sr., 527; Freund, 202-567; Koch, 215-531; Hojnacki, 566; Peisert, 530. Blatz, 2 - Prager 1. Areggar, 508; Corso, 200-522; Kreutzer, 516; T. Krause, 504; P. Tonyan, 203. &Vogue, 2 - Lannes Realtor, 1. Tower Grill, 2 - Al's Welding, 1. OPENS JAN. 22 AT MARENGO Hffitt McHenry Warriors Meet Woodstock On Monday Night, Jan. 24 The McHenry County Basketball Tournament will be held in Maren go High's beautiful new gym this year, starting Saturday night, January 22. This will be the 35th consecutive year of the county tournament, ir.aking it one of the oldest meets in the state. With strength appearing to rest in tjie camps of the Crystal Lake Tigers and Woodstock Blue Streaks, these teams are seeded in different brackets. Tournament officials and coaches hope to i$e& close contests and strong teams grind their way to the. finals. Crystal Lake Is entering the tournament with 11 championships in the past 34 meets. Hebron is next in line with 10 times on the top of the heap. From all reports Crystal Lake may have their work cut out i®f Gutter Queens -- • Lottie & Qene's, 3 - Schiavone's, 0. McDonald's, 3 - Wally's, 0. Vogue, 2 - Isabelle's Tap, 1. K. Kurbyun, 447; M. Wilder, 177-443. Seven G's, 2 - Chet's Service Station, 1. their opening game with Rich^ uesday Early Birds_ mond. . The Richmond five has shown a lot of scoring punch that may surprise the dopesters. McHenry meets Woodstock at 7:15 p.m. Monday, January 24. And let's not sell the Warriors short in this one. 1955 McHenry County Tourname: 1 SatoMay, Jan. 22 7:15 p.m. Crystal Lake vs. Richmond 8:30 p.m. Hebron vs. Marengo Monday, Jan. 24 7:15 p.m. Woodstock vs. McHenry r~ 8:30 p.m. '• St. Clary's vs. Harvard Tuesday, Jarti 25 , 7:15 p.m. Winners of Jan. 22 gaiftesv| 8:30 p.m. Winners of Jan! 24 games ' Wednesday, Jan. 26 8:30 p.m. Winners of Jan. 25 games JUNIOR VARSITY COMES THROUGH AT HEBRON 44 TO 38 Name McHenry's J.V. basketball team had to work like all get out at Hebron Tuesday night, but came through at the finish with a 44 to 38 win. t Hebron held a 5-point lead late in the third period when the Junior Warriors put on their war paint. Jim Huemann led the scoring with 16 points and the rest were well spread over the lineup. Bill Weber fouled out late in the game, but turned in a rugged performance that stamps him for future reference. McHenry J.V. (44) D. Wissell G. Freund Cepulis Useman J. Huemann McMahon B. Weber Beck Totals Hebron J.V. (38) Zimmerman R. Johnson K. Schulz Sime G. Shulz H. DeGaan Totals Score by quarters McHenry Hebron Thurs. Nite Ladles -- Hettermarm's Tavern, 2 - G. & G. Decorators, 1* J. Freund, 80; B. Freund, 459; M. Hettermann, 181- 240-575. Lay's Tavern, 2 - Tlmm's Tap, 1. E. Meyers, 191-446; L. Huemann, 429; C. May, 430. Central Garage, 3 - Bowling Bar, 0. D. Freund, 177-501; V. Smith> 176-454; Z. Malochleb, 188-462. Adams' Market, 2 - Leo's Paintferettes, 1. F. Brand, 439; M. Wakitsch, 445. W. L. Business Men -- Firemen, 2 - Lobsters, 1. Hastings, 205-519. Repair, 2 - Builders, 1. Gustavson, 500; Kopp, 221-500. Rolaine Grill, 2 - Mill Inn, 1. Natzke, 201-540; Miller, 510. Paul's Variety, 3 - Cleaners, 0. McCafferty, 531; P. Gergits, 543; J. Wurm, 513; Street, 515. -- CRYSTAL LAKE -- C, D. of A. -- Jim's Barber Shop, 2 - McHenry Cleaners, 1. E. Weyland, 397; B. O'Brien, 446. Art Smith Market, 3 - Busse- Joe's, 0. L. Smith, 179-456. Wed. Early Birds -- Robt. Hay Const., 2 - Freund Oil, 1. H. Selgeka, 178-478. Carey Electric, 3 - Nye Drug Store, 0. J. Pieroni, 421; M. Gates, 487. The Lost Causes, 2 - Fawners' Mill, 1. N. Stilling, 177-446; G. Barbian, 178-177-479; P. Pries, 455. - B. & E. Trout, 2 - McHenry H&hk, 1. L, Freund, 183-481; B. Gilpin, 427. . -- PALACE -- £>:00 Ladles -- Sportsman's fhn, 3 - Mi PtgceT 0. L. Paluch, 420; A. Gaulke, 456; R. Marshall, 452. Mark's Sport Store, 2 - T. Olsen & .Son, 1. S. Olsen, 454; M. Powers, 420; M. Donnelly, 219-521; T. Steffan, 421; N. Fidler, 180-425; J. |$mon, 437; E. Winkel, 459. jOO Ladies -- atz,. 3 - McHenry Sand & Gra- 0. Meyer, 181-462; E. Conway, 453; E. Justen, 467. » '•-iMcHenry Lumber, 2 - McHenry C?ab, 1. L. Michels, 192-500; M. $oherty, 492; B. Meath, 177-436; Jff. Larkin, 175-481. 7:00 C.O.F. -- Rosing'6, 2546 - Thennes', 2422. Rev. Fr. Miller, 517; D. Rosing, 200-205-202-607; F. Gende, 503; D. Fredricks, 50JL Meyer's 2474 - Miller's, 2429. D. Heuser, 224-553; H. filler, 526; R. Miller, 509; F. Meyer, 208-580; B. Kreutzer, 222. 200-2tl-6tfi; suttdn, - Larkin, 205-245-606. fibyal Inn, 2 - Fireside, 1. K. Brand, 506; B. Brand,. 213; D. Lorch, 217-552; W. Low, 519; Siekerman, 202-549; B. Winters, 244-626. Fox Hole, 3 - Sportsman's Inn, 0. Krause, 537; Jager, 532; R. Smith, 218-552; R. Kilday 511; Weyland, 213-510; Getner, 223-618. Old Timers -- Rogers', 2201 - Sayler's, 2154. D. Johnson, 230-S02; Petersen, 501. Bacon's, 2382 ^ Cristy's, 2257; Schaefer, 521. Moose -- Mayfield's, 2 '- 'Nellis', 1. Mayfield's, 3 - Jager's, 0. City -- Prager, 3 - McGee's, 0. Reed, 507; Nerstad, 513; Weber, 555; Hagberg, 212-580; Kreutzer, 525; Smith, 202-578. McHenry State Bank, 2 - Walsh Insurance, 1. Cristy, Sr., 568; Rogers, 209-201-580; Schaefer, 535; Steffes, 505; Weber, 213-556; J. McCarroll, 508; A. McCarroll, 226-589. f . ' Lee & Ray, 3 - Althoff's, 0. Heuser, 200-538; Peterson, 503; Loff, 504; Brefeld, 533; Rode, 203- 536. T. Olsen & Son, 3 - McHenry Lumber, 0. H. Rowe, 204-560; F. Matthesius, 510; M. Budler, 550; B. Long, 513. (Palace scores - last week)' 9:00 Ladies -- Mark's Sport Store, 2 - Sportsman's Inn, 1. J. Simon, 449; E. Winkel, 444; M. Kinsala, 447; L. Paluch, 439. T. Olsen & Son, 3 Mi Place, 0. J. Kralowetz, 457; M. Donnelly, 193- 498. 7:00 Ladies -- McHenry Lumber, 3 - Blatz, 0. M. Doherty, 473; A. Glosson, 456; B. Meath, 464; N. Larkin, 184-179- 509; T. Meyer, 420; E. Conway, 426; E. Hester, 444; E. Justen, 442. McHenry Sand & Gravel, 2 - McHenry Cab, 1. G. Smith, 433; L. Funk, 462; S. Ballowe, 429; L. Michels, 176-474. Tavern -- Royal Inn, 3 - McDonald's, 0. C. Ingersol, 510; B. Cable, 527; D. Lorch, 217-549. Snug Harbor, 2 - Fox Hole, 1.. C. Behnke, 557; D. Weingart, 500; T. Wheelock, 516; R. Smith, 534; A. Jackson, 211-248-224-683; R. Kilday, 505; V. Weyland, 500; T. Getner, 210-573. Joe's Tap, 2 - Sportsman's Inn, 1. A. Tbnyan, 522; E. Maynard, 50«r Phannerrfstili; 502; Jagfer, 545. Hank's Fireside, 2 - Old Bridge, 1. Low, 511; Siekerman, 212-235- 583; Oonk, 204-523; Bacon, 517; Winters, 510; Kinsala, 530; Sutton, 211-554; Larkin, 203-220-602; Crouch, 201-576. City -- Walsh Insurance, 2 - Althoff's, 1. Steffes, 201-565; A. Schaefer, 547; A. McCarroll, 517; Aregger, 523; Scharlow, 531; Conway, 215-200- 212-627. McGee's, 3 - McHenry Lumber, 0. B. Reid, 546; B. Matchen, 520. Prager, 3 - Bank, 9. Bacon, 514; Rogers, 537; Schaefer, 537; Hagberg, 203-545; Kreutzer, 547; Smith, 553. Olson, 2 - Lee & Ray, 1. Heuser, 210-510; V. Adams, 537; Olsen, 516; M. Budler, 520. B 1 0 2 0 6 3 2 1 F 1 0 3 0 4 0 2 -4 15 14 20 B F P 2 9:00 C. O. F. -- Thennes', 2446 - Freund's, 2209. Schreiner, 510; Thennes, 543. Weber's, 2404 - Steffan's, 2353. E. Freund, 211-518; D. Weber, 544; Winkel, 534. ' Tavern -- Joe's Tap, 3 - Snug Harbor, 0. D. Weingart, 547; A. Jackson, 201- 546; G. Schaefer, 247-560; B. Peisert, 207-562. Old Bridge, 3 - McDonald's, 0. K. Ingersol, 222-221-611; Kinsala, Address City 14 10 18 8 14 30 44 4 14 30 38 SHOP AT HOME NOTICE! Will close Wednesday, January 12th and will re-open Monday, January 31st. CANDY BOX SOS W. ELM STREET "Car Tunes" By Justen HERE AT LAST li 1M New OIOU 7/ J "Confidentially, this isn't a new one ... we just had it washed and waxed at JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE". Greasing and Washing tp To 10:00 P.M. Every Nite Except Sunday JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE O^nier df 12Q & Richmond Rd. Phone JIB McHenry, DL SUBURBAN LIVING WITH CITY CONVENIENCE IN HEIGHTS • All Lots 80 Ft. Wide • City Water • City Sewers • Blacktop Roads WE PLAN, BUILD and FINANCE F.H.A. - V.A. LOANS 10% Down, Easy Monthly Payments. 210 South Green Street PHONE 1126 Photo by Patzke Dick Yokley bounds high in the Lake Forest game. Ted Olson is the defender while Ron May watches for developments. Warriors Beat Hebron 75-45 It has been a long time since a McHenry coach could toss all his reserves in against a Hebron basketball tieam and still come out with a 30 point niargin. But, that is just 'what happened at Hebron Tuesday night when Coach Cliff iFulton's boys breezed to a 75 to 45 victory. Frank Oeffling scored the first basket of the game, then saw Hebron take a brief lead. The quarter ended with McHenry holding only a 3-polnt lead. The gap widened with each period and saw the real spread come in the final quarter. Danny Green scored 18 points in the last half to lead the scoring department. It was Bob Coulman and his 17 points that led Hebron's offense most of the way, but Spooner finally edged his mate by 1 point. McHenry (75) F. Oeffling T. Oeffling Green May Huff Huemann Nowak Yokley Dahl Totals Hebron (45) B. Coulman Mau R. Coulman Vander Karr Spooner DeHaan Johnson Zimmerman Totals Spore by quarters • McHenry Hebron P 4 0 4 2 2 0 2 3 4 27 21 20 B F P 1 17 11 25 14 33 ,52 .75 11 23 33 45 C.O.F. 9:00 Thennes', 2368 - Steffan's, 2261. H. G. Weber, 515; E. Thennes, 533; Steffan, 503. Freund's, 2560' - Weber's, 2380. D. Weber, 212-569. FRI. & SAT. JAN. 14-15 Also Sat. afternoon matinee: THE BLACK KNIGHT' Alan Ladd - Patricia Medina In Technicolor SUN., MOI^. & TUES. JAN. 16-17-J18 Sigmund Romberg's "DEEP IN MY HEART" Jose Ferrer, Merle Oberon, Helen Traubel, Walter Pidgeon, Paul Henreid, Rosemary Clooney Color - Musical Mgrs. Note: Due to the length of this picture, the feature times will be as follows: (Sunday only) 2:30 p.m., 5:05 p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 9:50 p.m. WED. & THURS. JAN. 19-20 "TWIST OF FATE" Ginger Rogers and introducing Jacques Bergerac C.OJF. ItOO W vvr--r:- . Midler's, 2536 - Thennes', 2341; D. Fredricks, 200-567; J. Freund,. - 503; D. Heuser, 326-519; ~ N. Jus* ten, 502; Ed Justen, 223; H. Miller, 540. Rosing's, 2403 - Meyer's, 2120. ^ Rev. Fr. Miller, -515; D. Rosing, 231-567. MOOSE LODGE ELM RT. 176 WAUCONDA Open Daily 6:40 p.m. - Sun. 2:30 WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. JAN. 12-13-14-15 This feature not recommended for children. "THE BLACK WIDOW" (Cinemascope and Technicolor) Van Heflin - Ginger Rogers George Raft - Gene Tierney Special Kiddie Show SAT., JAN. 15 - One show only Doors open 1:00 p.m. 15 Color Cartoons All Seats 25c SUN. & MON. JAN. 16-17 Double Feature Program Both in Technicolor 'TIRE OVER AFRICA" Maureen OHara - MacDonald Carey Also "THEY RODE WEST" Donna Reed - Robert Francis TUE. & WED. JAN. 18-19 Greatest story of World War II "BATTLEGROUND" Van Johnson - John Efodiak All members pf the Women of the -Moose chapter, No. 1348, are urged to«attend the Jan. 18 meeting, -at which time the chapter will nominate, elect and install a new regent to fill the vacancy left through resignation of the former regent. The meeting will; begin at 8 o'clock, after. whi?h refreshments will be served by the child welfare committee. g It is hoped that many'co-woricers who have not been in regular attendance in the past will make a special effort to be at this meeting so that a representative ballot will be cast to fill this very important office. Sayings and Loan earn 2%% plna Savings Invented In Oygtal Lake Vl% extra. 2S-tf TCWNC Grand Avenue, Fax Lake, m, #"LENTy OF FREE PARKING Phone Fox Lake 7-1611 THURiS., FRI. & SAT. JAN. 13-14-15 , "BLACK WIDOW" Cinemascope Ginger Rogers, Van Heflin Gene Tierney, George Raft SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. JAN. 16-17-18-19 "THE ROBE" Cinemascope Richard Burton, Jean Simmons Victor Mature, Michael,Rennie COMING JAN. 20-21-22 "Garden Of Evil" JAN. 23-24-25 "Demetrius And The Gladiators" GENOA T H E A T R E l N O A C I T ENDS THURS., JAN. 13 "THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS" Elizabeth Taylor, Van Jbfinsoh, Walter Pidgeon FRI. & SAT. JAN. 14-15 'TOUR GUNS TO THE BORDER" and 'TIRE OVER AFRICA" SUN., MON. & TUES. JAN. 16-17-18 Hilarous Comedy Judy Holiday f "PHFFFT" and "LOtJE GUN" George Montgomery WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. JAN. 19-20-21-22 Special! It's Here J Don't Miss It "STAR IS BORN" Judy Garland Tonite, Thurs., Last Times In Cinemascope & Color fTRACK OF THE CAT" with Robert Mitchum FRL & SAT. JAN. 14-151 Cont. on Sat. from 2:15 2--Technicolor Hits---2 ALAN LADD • PATRICIA MEDINA Kniijhl Plus; Go-Feature •rf'k BRIAN KEITH SUN., MON. St TUES. JAN. 16-17-18 Cont. on Sun. from 2:15 Suspense . . . Mystery by Alfred Hitchcock "REAR WINDOW" James Stewart & the great new star Grace Kelly. -- Extra Featurette -- Girl Scouts of U.S.A. in "MARINERS AHOY" DOMING WEDNESDAY, JAN 19 for 4 Nites. Huhphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn, Wm. Holden in "SABRINA" Plus, Bowery Boys in 'Bowery To Bagdad'1 "C