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mhEMSSMS S5555SS5SS5^HI :m THC McHENBT PLAWDEAEEIT 4tj€*UtJ2.{£f€dUfL. $"AB- gnetUt"! Just received some schedules on big time football that, make lis think it was a short summer. We like everything about summer except hot weather. You streamlined individuals may be able to take it, but pity the rest of us. Dick Conway, one of the best, has been added to our list of those interested in a Shamrock Day. The rest of you "Micks" fet us know if you are interested. We'll get the wheels in motion. Little League baseball is again proving that people will turn out in great numbers to see athletic events in the evening or at night. County League baseball would draw big under lights. Some day. We aren't all broken up about it, but mildly disturbed because the State Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament hews releases are not timed for weekly newspapers. The McHenry County League has two teams still In the state race. One of their games will be played this (Thursday) at 9 p.m. We hope to be perched in the Stands. Trying to get complete news coverage on all sports in this are&. takes a bit of doing. We are grateful to all those who are helping. Some departments will get broader coverage as time goes on -- like your old rockin' chair. Outdoor sports are next in line. We plan a special feature for fishermen, hunters and trappers. News from the state department of conservation will be blended with local news items. Let's have some items from you men of the great outdoors. Win Hagberg, of Sip-Snack f$me, made quite a tour of the Milwaukee baseball grounds a While back. The boys told Win they would meet him near "that pile of dirt." How was Win supposed to know they would move that pile a mile away while he was watching the game? A note on our hook asks us to mention Hulla-Ba-Loo Day dt ^the McHenry . Country Club. ^Tuesdpy, Aug. 2. This is the big day for the ladies. The menu calls for golf, luncheon, cards, special putting contest, dinner and entertainment. You can get your ticket through a member or at the Pro Shop at the Country Club. No men allowed, but a little bird once told us that the girls have just one heck of a good time. Manager Larry Stilling and his , Shamrock team are ridin' high Since their 2 to 0 win at Algonguin last Sunday. The McHenry team now holds second place in the standings and Seems to be on the upgrade. Next Sunday the Fox Lake ®ine comes to town with a flashy feouthpaw pitcher. McHenry wants like all get DUt to win this one. The boys want to stay up there in the standings. Play-offs are coming. Manager Joe Frett taJkes his Tigers to Richmond next Sunday where Ray Miller's team is always tough to beat. 2 TO 0 BATTLE AT ALGONQUIN Miller Hurls Shul- Out To Win Extra- Inning Bail Game The Shamrocks of McHenry went down to Algonquin last Sunday afternoon and. battled the Simplex Ironer baseball team to a scoreless tie for nine inningfc before putting over two . runs for victory in the tenth. "Sonny" Miller and Don Wilbrandt hooked up in a real old fashioned pitching duel with Miller holding the edge in several departments. He allowed only 7 hits with not more than one in any inning. Both were stingy on walks, Miller giving only one and Wilbrandt two. Miller fanned three and nary a Shamrock went down on strikes. Double plays, a scarce item these days, played a big,part in keeping runners from the plate. In the fourth, Sahs fired to Jack Molidor at the plate- and his return to Bolger at short killed off two. Algonquin had two twin snuff-outs. Scheyli caught Bockman's fly in the sixth and nailed Miller at the plate. Their second base combination pulled Wilbrandt out of trouble in the ninth. John Bolger led off the tenth with a hit and an error in center moved him up. Both runners were safe as Sahs reached first on a fielder's choice. Miller won his ^wn game with a hit, then held the home team scoreless in their half in spite of a hit and an error that perched two men on base. Shamrocks (2) G. Sahs, 2b G. Molidor, 3b S. Miller, p A. Bockman, lb H. Stilling, If H. Knox, cf B. Becknel, rf J. Molidor, c J. Bolger, ss Totals Algonquin (0) J. Wilbrandt, 2b Bruhn, lb Kreeger, 3b Scheyli, cf Liebert, rf Johnson, ss D. wilbrandt, p Dobler, If Fitzgerald, c Totals Score by innings: Shamrocks 000 000 000 2--2 Algonquin 000 000 000 0--0 Doubles: Becknel, Kreeger (2), Dobler. Strikeouts: Miller, 3. Walks: Miller, l; Wilbrandt, 2. SOFTBALL NOTES By Bud Weyland Won Lost 7 2 6 ' 3 6 3 AB R II ~ 5 1 1 4 0 2 4 0 1 5 0 1 5 0 1 4 0 1 4 0» 1 4 0 1 4 1 1 39 2 10 AB R H 5 0 1 4 0 0 4 0 2 5 0 1 4 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 1 A 4'\ 0 r 4 0 i 38 0 7 In. case you have any sport news to bring in, don't think we *re lost. Just moved to 104 No. Green -- one door and forty steps north of Ye Olde Plaindealer. DAILY PINUPS: Jest for fun, a plug or a pun, chases the blues puts them on the run. Lack of confidence creates a complex, over-confidence causes confusion. A one-way street is not necessarily a blind alley. Chance remarks may open doors or lock the windows. A few sizes larger is imagination, stretching at the seams is prevarication. Anyone without a care in the world is beyond saving. GIRL'S WRESTLING MATCH TO FEATURE ROUND LAKE CARD Reggie Lisowski, 27 year old Milwaukee heavyweight and the new sensation "Dick the Bruiser" will clash in the main event of the all star card Friday night, July 22, in the Lake County Stadium in Round Lake Park. The match will be scheduled for a two out of three fall verdict with a sixty minute time limit. Lisowski, a turbulent grappler of Polish descent, recently returned to the midwest after a successful campaign in the west and south. He weighs 245 pounds and is as powerful as his rival "Dick the Bruiser." Reggie was once a weight lifting star in the Cream City and prides himself on his powerful build. Both wrestlers have a sixty-inch chest measurement when expanded. Promoter Fred Kohler will feature a girls' wrestling match on the card with the pretty Ramona TeSelle of Chicago meeting Ada Ash, blonde strong girl of the mat sport. Ada can bend steel bars around her arm and also bend them with her teeth. She uses power holds in her mat maneuvers. There will be a tag match on the show with Mitsu Arakawa and Benito Gardini facing Rey Urbano of the Philippines and Juan Hernandez of Mexico. The new combination of Arakawa and Gardini will form a versatile duo. Arakawa can use judo and jiu jitsu holds as well as the orthodox catch-as-catch-can grips. Gardini is an expert with body slams and though excitable in his actions, fans believe that Four games were played . last week, for the start of the second round. The weather -v^as ideal each night for the spectators. The only thing that ""-makes it uncomfortable are the bugs who seem to be more abundant this year. Standings Hettermann's, Pa's Yanks Buss Motors Bimbo's Tavern 6 3 McH. Sand & Gravel 4 5 V.F.W. McHenry 3 6 Old Bridge 3 6 Wonder Lake 1 8 Last Week's Result* Bimbo's 9, Pa's Yanks 4 Buss Motors 7, McHenry Sand & Gravel 4 V.F.W. 13, Wonder Lake 9 Hettermann's 9, Old Bridge 6 Bimbo's Tavern scored runs in all the innings but the fourth and six£h. They scored 3 runs in the third and fifth. Leading hitters were H. Thomas and R. Gray, getting 3 hits in 4 times at bat. G. Morenz homered in the third and R. Weyland in the fifth. * Pa's Yanks scored their four rung in the fourth and fifth innings. Leading hitters were D. Meyers and R. Freund, both having 2 hits for 3 at bat. Winning pitcher: H. Thomas. Losing pitcher : B. Thennes. Buss Motor Sales scored their seven runs in the first, second fourth- and fifth innings. Leading hitters were D- Peterson and A. Steinsdoerfer, both having two hits in three times at bat and both men had homers. McHenry Sand & Gravel scored four runs in the first inning for their four runs. They were shut out the last six innings of the game. Father McGowan was their leading hitter with 2 hits for three at bat, one of which was a homer. Winning pitcher: E. Buss. Losing pitcher: T. Mc- Nish. V.F.W. McHenfy had two good innings. They scored four in the first and four in the fifth for eight of their 13 runs. Leading hitters were Bob Doran, who had a perfect night with 3 hits for 3 at bat, and B. Boston, who had 3 hits for 4 at bat. D. Lorch had a homer in the fifth with two men on, scoring three runs. Wonder Lake Businessmen opened up their half of the first inning by scoring 8 runs. They scored one run in the second for a total of nine runs. Leading hitters, getting two for three at bat, were B. Sandgren, J. Kraemer and J. Sullivan. W. Fiala homered in the first inning, scoring two runs. Winning pitcher: D. Lorch. Losing pitcher: J. Sullivan. Hettermann's Tavern, scored irons in all but ttfeo -innings.. Leading hitters were D. Monte anf G. Wakitch, who had 2 hits for 3 at bat. B. Miller homered in the first and B. Brand and W. Smith had one each in the third. Old Bridge Tavern scored their six runs in the third, fourth, fifth and seventh innings. H. Kennebeok was the leading hitter. He had a perfect night at bat, getting 3 hits for 3 at bat, 2 of which were home runs. J. Wegener homered in the fifth. Winning pitcher: B> Brand. Losing pitcher: A. McCarroll. K » $ * i f r ifll^1 ifr »$l 1^1 l|ll|ll$l»$»ifr t$>ijl>j| HERE AND THERE WITH GOLF By Jimmy Rupee Little League Please note corrected schedule on sport page this week. Interest continues to run at a high pitch. If you think the boys are keyed up, just listen to the parents! Majors Sanford hit a home run as the Owls beat the Bluebirds 11 to 6. Castle and Chelini both sent drives over the fence as the Cardinals edged the Eagles 8 to 7. The outcome of the Orioles- Eagles game hinges on a ruling of the executive board. IFour home runs were hit in this one. Swedo clouted two while . Don Herdrich and Castle each had one. Scores ran high arid higher. First it Was the Owls over the Cards 13 to 3, then came the Falcons with a 24 to 5 win over the Bluebirds. The Orioles won 8 to 6 over the Bluebirds. Minora In a game called at the 2-hour limit, the Orioles, outscored the Falcons 14 to ll. The Bluebirds-ran wild in the third inning to score 11 runs that led to a 17-6 win over the Owls. Plenty of scoring as the Eagles edged the Cards 1J to 10. HOOKEY DAY TROPHY WON BY EMIL SIMON Last week Wednesday was Hookey Day at McHenry Country club and Emil Simon won the trophy witn a low net of 80-14-66. This annual event was enjoyed by everyone that participated. The weatherman cooperated beautifully, the greenskeeper crew had the course in marvelous shape, the food was good and the beverages were cold. All in all, 82 prizes were distributed among' the memlbers and their guests. Frank Rourke was faking moving pictures all thrp^gh the day" and the results will be shown on Aug. 12 along with well known golf personalities; The winner of the Presidfeiit's trophy in Class A was Tom O'Connell, who beat Hal Nlllis 3 up. m the consolation Clasjjf A, John Varese won over Jack M6ss. Tom Lundmark won over Emil (Cy) Simon for the Class B trophy, 2 up, and W. Kadlsak beat Len Antonson 3 up for the consolation prize for Class IL Lerw net winners in» the .1-9 bracket shows George Kim^tla with a low of 66 in first, Vale Adams and T. O'Conhell tied' for second with 67's. In bracket* 10- 15, Frank Rourke was first yj^ith a 69 and tied for second with 70's were T. Lundmark1 and liarry Hans. Chauncey Duker, with a low net of 63, won the 16 and over bracket. Mr. Duker C4me up with a very nice 79. In the Peoria event, Earle Seepe took first place ^noney. Tied for second were R. Bennett, Tom O'Connell and Vale Adams. In Julius Goffo's Ringer tournament, Norm Knaaok leads with a 61, Paul Overton and T. O'Connell follow with 62's, Earl Seepe is third with a 63, Varese and Rourke are tied with 64's and Ed Buss, Jr., has a 65. Monday at Itasca Country Club, in a Pro-Junior tournament, Julius Goffo teamed up with young Jimmie Clark and finished with a low gross of 73- 75-148 which tied other pros and their partners for fir&t plftCQg Had Clark's handicap been coi£- rect they would have tied the second placers with a low ne| of 137 instead of a 143. It has been rumored that Bijji Bacon has returned from hi$ honeymoon and all we want to know is how soon will Bi%nt turn to the golf links. His las| appearance was 5-29-55. Whil| on the sanie 4 subject is thattPhj? Bernie Mack is late or ne'&of shows on a golf date? Couldi it be "W" bells? '? ? Someone inquired as to -low handicap players and real fa8t I knbw Earle Seepe has a 2/ Ed Buss, Jr., and Tom O'Connell have 3's and Hal .Nillis has 4. • At chapel Hill golf course the Blind Bogey tournament was won by Ron Godina. E. Patelski and E. Olson tied for low gross. ' In the private fued match between A1 Godina and Ivan Gustafson, the honors went to Al. Sure hope Ivan hasn't given up golf because we haven't seen hirh around "much since the match. Stay in there swinging, Ivan. You cah't win all the time. Stan Pankman, Chapel Hill's pro, has returned from his vacation and is eager to continue with his group lessons which will start Friday at 7 o'clock. At Pistakee Golf Course, the Sunday event was Peoria system and the McHenry and vicinity winners were Gillman, Halaus and Kormylo. In the Men's League, Jim Skar took top honors with a 38-6-32. Tied for second were A. Hill, 43-10-33, E. Underwood, 37- 4-33, T. Oswald, 39-6-33, G. Barrett, 46-1-33, arid John Lindstrom, Sr., 34-1-33. Third place winner was F. Litchfield with a 42-8-34. The Ladies' League winners were: First, Kitty Wittman; second, Mabel (Leo) Smith; thud, Ruth Icenogle; fourth, Nita Shane; and fifth, Blanche Stroker. Next Sunday's event at Pistakee is a mixed two-ball foursome which is supervised by John Lindstrom, Sr., Pistaikee's pro. Trophies will be awarded to the winners. Those interested in entering, contact Bill Malepede or John Lindstrom at Pistakee or you can just go out Sunday and join in the fun. The more the merrier. Thursday. July 21.1955 LEGION BASEBALL McHenry Junior Legion baseball team chalked up its eighth win in eleven starts Sunday "by beating Algonquin 16-5. Three visiting pitchers were very generous, issuing thirteen bases on balls. The game was decided in the first inning when McHenry scored twelve runs. Chick Sales coasted to the victory in his first start on the mound. Sales, Tom Oeffling and Tom Roti had two hits each. McHenry will play Hebron on the Johnsburg diamond next week. McHenry (16) . AB R H Huff, ss-3b ' 2 3 0 Freund, 2b-p 2 3 0 Oeffling, c 4 2 2 Sales, p-2b 3 3 2 pierce, cf 3 10 Walker, rf " 0 0 0 Useman, 3b 110 Hiller, ss 0 0 0 Baker, If 110 Benson, If 0 ,0 0 Justen, lb 1 i 0 Caron, lb 10 0 ROti, rf-cf 3 12 English, cf 10 0 Totals ' 22 16 6 Algonquin (5) AB R H King, 3b-c 3 0 1 Zalesky, lb 0 0 0 Andrews, lb 0 2 0 D. Ritt, p-lf 3 11 Hicks, c-p 3 0 1 Gygi, lf-p 3 11 Plazewsiki, cf 3 - 0 1 N-~ Ritt, 2b 2 0 0 Mensing, ss 3 12 Haeger, rf 3 0 0 Totals 23 5 7. Algonquin 002 30-- 5 McHenry 12 30 lx--16 Double: Oeffling. Triples: Oeffling, Hicks., Strikeouts: Sales, 6; Freund, 2; Gyci, 1; Hicks, 1. Walks: Sales, 3; Freund, 1; Ritt, 4; Gygi, 5; Hicks, 4. Winning pitcher, Sales. Losing pitcher, Ritt. COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS Team Won Lost Fox Lake 7 2 McHenry 5 3 Algonquin 5 4 C. L. Merchants 5 4 Johnsburg 4 4 Richmond 4 4 Cj L. Boosters 0 9 nun It Pays to Advertise ELM THEATRE Wauconda, 111. Route 176 Adults 60c Children (under 12) 25c ' Open Daily at 6:40 p.m. Open Sundays at 2:30 p.m. FREE PARKING -- 125 CARS -- ( WED., THURS., FRI., & SAT. JUliY 20-21-22-23 W&tDisiieys First Feature-Length Cartoon ALSO Disney Featurette "Switzerland" SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. JULY 24-25-26-27 JOHN LANA WAYNE-TURNER ipeJSea Chase i&QnkmaScop£ WarnerCoic COMING SOON 'BATTLE CRY" LITTLE LEAGUE. SCHEDULE CORRECTED SCHEDULE Major League Teams July 21 -- Orioles vs Cardinals July 24 -- Eagles vs Bluebirds July 24 -- Owls vs Orioles July 25 -- Owls vs Falcons July 26 -- Falcons vs Eagles July 27 -- Cardinals vs Bluebirds July 28 -- Orioles vs. Falcons July 31 -- Bluebirds vs Owls July 31 -- Eagles vs Cardinals Aug. 1 -- Eagles vs Falcons _ Aug. 2 -- Bluebirds vs Falcons Aug. 3 -- Cardinals vs Owls Aug. '4 -- Orioles vs Bluebirds Aug. 7 -- Owls vs Eagles Aug. 7 -- Falcons vs Cardinals Aug. 8 -- Cardinals vs Orioles Aug. 9 -- Bluebirds vs Eagles Aug. 10 -- Orioles vs Owls (NOTE: All weekday gqfine a begin at 6:80 p.m. First games listed on Sundays begin at 1:30; second games at 3:30) Managers Teams Newkirk Falcons Freund Owls Cross Eagles Pitzen Orioles Kraus Bluebirds Hans •- Cardinals Northern lllini Bowmen .News The Northern lllini Bowmen invite the public to attend their Invitational on Sunday, July 24 starting at 8 a.m. Registration closes at 12:30. Trophies will be awarded to top shooters in Men's and Women's Instinctive Divisions and Free Style classes. Ribbons and medals will be awarded to second and third place winners and to Junior Boys and Girls. Refreshments will be served on the grounds. Spectators are always welcome to attend. COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE July 24 Algonquin at C.L. Merchants Fox Lake at McHenry Johnsburg at Richmond ua, NOW THE LADY AND THE TRAMP" In Cinemascope STARTS SUNDAY can* TECHNICOLOR Call Woodstock 32 and find out how you can win a live puppie or Davy Crockett gifts. hpAf«PJIJ0n a h60.01"68 .typed whei> lie is too easy to read. II Arakawa can settle him down, Anonymous Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars WEDNESDAY MATINEE 1:00 until 3:30 P. M. OPEN EVENINGS Tues., Wed., Fri. & Sun., 8 to 11 p.®. SATURDAY 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK 1 McHENHY, ILLINOIS Read the Want Ads CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB 3 Holes -- Daily Fee Course -- LADY GOLFERS -- Pick your own day to participate in our Ladles Weekly Handicap Tournament. 25c out of each $1.00 Green's fee for prizes Call McHenry 347 ior information STANLEY PANKMAN. Golf Pro [ mc HEURY ± * + * * 218 So. Green St Mc Henry, Illinois PHONE AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT OPEN DAILY 6:46 P. M. THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY JULY 21-22-23 WALT DiSNEYS DAVY KiNQ OF THE WILD FRONTIER! » n TECHNICOLOR ALSO DISNEY FEATURETTE IN COLOR "ARIZONA SHEEP DOG" SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY JULY 24-25-26 Open Sunday 4:45 p.m. - Show Starts 5:00 p.m. M-G-M's DRAMATIC LOVE STORY! INTERRUPTED MELODY IN COLOR and CINEMASCOPE GLENN FORD • ELEANOR PARKER MANAGER'S NOTE: One of the outstanding pictures of its type! •• STARTS WEDNESDAY -- JULY 27 thru 30 STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND' James Stewart - June Allyson " Vista Vision and Technicolor Our Servicemen Melvin J. Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Freund of Johnsburg, and Richard O. Yokley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Yokley of Wonder Lake, recently joined the Marines and are now stationed at San Diego, Calif. Both young men are graduates of the McHenry high school with the class of 1955. Pvt. William H. Tonyan, Jr., whose father lives at 501 N. Park, McHenry, recently arrived at Fort Lewis, Wash., and is now a member of the 2nd infantry division. Valuable combat experience obtained in Korea by the "Indianhead" division is utilized in the vigorous training of the unit. Pvt. Tonyan, a cannoneer in Battery B of the division's 15th field artillery battalion, centered the Army last January and completed basic training at. Camp Chaffee, Ark. Merle Freund is 'enjoying a thirty-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick B. Freund, during transfer from 1 THURS., FRI., & SAT. JULY 21-22-23 Walt Disney's "THE LADY AND THE TRAMP" First Feature Length Cartoon Ln Cinemascope. Plus Disney Cinemascope Featurette. "SWITZERLAND" SUN., MON., & TUES. JULY 24-25-26 "THE SEA CHASE" John Wayne - Lana Turner Cinemascope & Warnercolor WED. & THURS. JULY 27-28 "THE ADVENTURES OF MARCO POLO" Gary Cooper - Basil Rathlbone r CRYSTAL Two Shows Nightly Starting At Dusk All Of Our Pictures Are Now Being Shown On, TJjjie M$girnoth \Vides Screen. . FRI. & SAT. JULY 22-23 Double Feature "TARZAN'S HIDDEN JUNGLE" Gordon Scott. Also "TARGET EARTH" Richard Denning, Virginia Grey LATE SPOOK SHOW SAT., JULY 23 Boris Karloff in "Son Of Frankensiien" SUN., MON., & TUES. JULY 24-25-26 "SOLDIER OF FORTUNE" Clark Gable - Susan Hayward Cinemascope WED. & THURS. JULY 27-28 "CHAMPION" Kirk Douglas, Marilyn Maxwell Port Campbell, Ky„ to New Jersey.; ^ Pvt. ' James Kline has- been spending ten days with his wife, the former Carol Olsen, while > being transferred from Port Leonard Wood, Mo., to Los Angeles. KIWANIS SPEAKER A member of the state department of conservation will be a guest speaker for the July 25 meeting of the Kiwanis club, his topic being "Fish Hatcheries." Anyone not a member of the Kiwanis but who wishes to at* tend may do so- by calling McHenry 1187-R. . MILE OF VCrttNV' ON 4.^1 ' t 120 Ultra - Modern First Show Starts at Dusk LAST THREE DAYS THURS., FRI. & SAT. JULY 21-22-23 In Technicolor - Walt Disney's 'THE LADY AND THE TRAMP" Also ' Disney Featurette. in Technicolor-- "Switzerland" SUN., MON. & TUES. JULY 24-25-26 In Color by DeLuxe Clark Gable - Susan Hayward "SOLDIER OF FORTUNE" Also Color Cartoon & Short Subject. STARTING WEDNESDAY JULY 27 In Technicolor & Vista-Vision Humphrey Bogart - Aldo Ray Joan Bennett "WE'RE NO ANGELS" Also Disney Color Cartoon & Short Subject We have had our grounds Oiled & Sanded (no dust) Our Insecticide Machine is in Operation. Children Under 12 Yrs. In Cars Free Genoa City, Wis. Phoije Browning 9-6321 THURS., FRI. & SAT. JULY 21-22-23 DORIS DAY JAMES GAGNEY fC®!M*Scgjl COlW XOVEMk on LEAVE ME SUN., MON. & TUES. JULY 24-25-26 James Stewart - June Allyson "STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND" Technicolor 5 Cartoons - 1:30 Only WED. thru SAT: JULY 27-28-29-30 Tony Curtis - Coleen Miller "PURPLE MASK" Cinemascope - Technicolor and "MAN WITHOUT A STAR" Kirk Douglas - Jean Crain Technicolor WED., JULY 27 - 1:30 P.M. "WELLS FARGO GUN MASTER" Free treat compliments of Luebke's Dairy FAM u H SCREEN 4&x60 FEET GRAYSLAKE, ROUTE 120-21 OPEN 7:00 P.M. -- COME EARLY! CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CAR FREE -- WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY WBSM«1W(AII0NAI JULY 20-23 SUZAN BALI PLUS THIS STIRRING FEATURE 1% SUNDAY thru SATURDAY JULY 24-30 DIRECT FROM CHICAGO LOOP SHOW J HUMPHREY BOGART ALDO RAY PETER USTINOV To Sec The BEST FIRST Come to The FAMILY OUTDOOR REGULAR.