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IN GRAND Neild sihWs


TYiiATH lurks In your home! i ^ Six thousand ‘people, in


facti die each year |n England and Wales because of home accidents. About 700 of these deatlis are due to>urns and! scalds. , I '


j ' Thej are,


Dii turblng facts; I agree.! ' fact; disturbing'


the Minister of .Health, Mr.i Derek Walker-Smith, who, is'


spoiwrfng a ne?f drive in' health education to try to reJ di.’.cq these accidents.


INew ' can 450


Mt'er ews- iThe


Ibbut in


b t is pred. aany


lnient page,


I of a pages Ihors,


bjecto ^clal iand


ling— I wood juiday I York and


fovide 'each


Bs. of


bchia- oining ‘ If I ' said


.1ST


- I '1 .woods


Jitilated fci'est ;h


Ible or |m ; per-


seem


IVKagree Ihave -to


. duj-ing , duridg


iJ’biis on from


Ke, mid- ;a brief


Ihd the Ij


licar was lits were IP prlm-


Iproperty !


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1 a news- waited


ho were 1^


1 to idig or was


kitors do' I fashion, varidal- and is 'further


fells begin '


, j No fewer than 50,000 people


need hospital treatment every yeaJ for burns and' scaldsi Many could: be avoided if profcr precaiitlonsiWere taken;


that by law you are liable to a ilnd if yoiir child; if 12 or under, is seriously Injured or dies from burns caused by aii unguarded fire. Iiideed, under an lact which came into forc^ in October, 1954, ajll gas, elec-, trie and oil-flres must; bi fitted, when sold, with a' guard attached.


Dm you know, for Instance! j j


fatal clothing burns In the home! in 1956 were “open flrej’ 135, electric 53, gas 40.. Many accidents are caused by un­ dressing in! front of an unj- guarded fire, or, by reaching for an article on the mdntelp piece,! or by looking into a mirror fixed above it.


Types of fire responsible for # ! * i *


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TF you want .to; reduCe the :*• risk of bufns-fput' a guard In front of| that 'fire. In the kitchen'see tha^ buckets, of


hot water b e not left about for children to fall in. See, too', that Handles of all pots


and pans jon . the stove are turned Inwards.; iLlkewlse the spout' of the .ketfle.


, In Cllthiroe, nothing ;ofd-


ciaily; at least, is belng,:done by, the local Road Safetjfcom- mittee. to publicise safety In the home..


The reason is /that ■ the


Ministry does not makeijhem a grant for this, purpose, and the committee ;have enough work with the road safety side, ior which they receive a grant. It seems a pity that'the


torial adva|ibage throughout fi


the defensive Wallace, jseldom upon,


forwards, |.' ' ' i


Flatley oA the right wing,; reveled lemarkatole and pr^ viouSly unaispected power in his i^ots, paitlcularly when he


Young iflELD, deputising for!


scored' Clitheroe’s third goal shortly before the | interval. | CUtheroe! at thdt stage were


already twA up, thfeough a seven; minute goal by WAEEINp from a rebound and a well-taken goal in the 17th mlnkte by HAIV GEEAVESj following good work by Davidson, ■


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"with a siund rearguatd bdiind them, thd Clltheroe half-bacte_ found Urae to. ebneentrate oh


attack. And WWte, a I tireless pivot, \ ' , —, t


was on the spot when Lomax did manage a break-tjhrough, coolly locking ithe 'ball over his, heddi from the goal-line with Wallate out of position.


Wareing at ii^lde-left, also ! ‘ j


contribute 1 to-the sparkle of toe Clitoeroe attack! which has


rarely functioned better. Halfrway through the second


, Pour minutes, later Barry, the ’ Lomax centre-forward, ;was sent to the drfesslng-robm, following a goalmouth incident. ! i ; |' Clitoerde: Wallace; Hender^n,


half, WABEIfJG [brought Cllth- eroeS tfetdl to fom.


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Smith (b1); Bush, White, .JQlm- ston; Npild, _ ll^avlds^!' ' Har­ greaves, Wareiiid Smith |(W.h


W A S H E


COhilPLETE ANNUAL MAINTENAN


Minister cannot; give flp.'tnclal help in this case'too.


■piXTRACTING a toot|r re- cently, a dentist friend


made to dispose of it ih the usual way. His patient s ppped him.


he asked.' Then the mtient pointed to the braceletjoh her wrist. It was made of J:eeth!


Driving ban plea refus^


AN application by Frederick Swales, motor mechanic,


of 32 Bawdlands, Clltheroe, for the removal of a!;.three- year driving b ^ was jrefused by Cll'therOe Magistrates yesterday week. He was told | j


j in October, In', October,! 1956, i;Swales-


to apply again / ‘


ks when.


|k finding I ' difflcult Ijey say if ling roots, lells. I es- pw'ns,, will


fency I has


Ihere one Ihne ideal,


ahdsj and


Ired towns- Ich liberty.


lliriated if lilils. I


I t bird life Ideteri any- Ifiowere in who, no


|[duali gets Tip id the p, fardiland


Jigs ale for Igiving far le :r natural Ian unsuit- tey eyentu-


IfacUc'e and


Iquite! often Tiemselves. '


Lsteli that fiticiie the' I should on i those


fed, adjacent By, a Stream I of old tins, refuse—a


I desecration


llonej said, pmanj to ob-


Ife country- lople ‘should pink he has


occasions


was found guilty of j driving without reasonable consider­ ation and driving without a certificate of jinsurance. He . was fined £10 and ' banned for three years.


, Swales told I the court ihat '


he would lose his -job if; his application was refused.: He was now working at i'urnley. Inspector ,'W. W r l^ said


the police, thought the dis­ qualification ishould ' run its


full course. .!; Alderman F. Dugdale pre­


siding, told Swales his firm would no doiiht keep-hlm on In view of the hope held out to him by thp Bench.' .


Livestock <fcrb is


ON Tuesda^ foot-and-mouth.


Clltheroe area were lifted. One pig arid 49 ca,ttle were


disease restrictions in the


slaughtered following the dis­ covery |of the' disease among cattle brought from East Ang­ lia to the. C-W.S. abattoir at Whalley.


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The outbrfeak occurred on Easter , Monday and restric­ tions were iiriposed over a 10- mile area ground Whalley. This was red,uced to five miles a week I ago. i'


A,TALK about the work of


Bible Society! was, given at the annual‘meeting of the Cllthe­ roe branch q'n Monday by the Rev. Normaji E. Shepherd, regional organiser. A film, ‘,'The Living Word,” : also dealt with the Society’s work. The Rev. !J. H. Fenton, of


Bible meeting the British and Foreign


Moor Lane lilethodlst Church, presided ;


ROBINSON


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I rtificate brings you . years. So 4 you


equal to nearly 41° 0 interest, heciuse it’s income fix free interest, its actvally worth ^\%


Df Ciertificates you That’s And


to you if yiu pay


tax at t you pay sui^. Here’s.tie ejasicsl po


For all all at .0 sizeable Certificltes


the famly. ce ^everyone nest egg.


e standard rate. Even more if


sible way of,saving Little by little or,


can acquire a really; Buy one or: more [


evert week—starting NGWI;


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A N b V E R Y , v e r y p


ltatiott from your stockbroker, bat ter or 01 her professional td from yotir local Smngs Coil mtttee. Savings Centre,


aHunj iumj iuiK ------------ ’ ~ Post Office or Trustee Savings Bank n i ! . I . Encreased from “ What do you want tyfor?” ' j'i ,


yOljR WASHER NEElis Ri SKILLED MECHANICS AN FOR.ALivjOST WHICH OVERHA I 'sl­


op SPARES WASHERS


ENAi


ULS ORT


.V TER"F:x a r r e a r s , C l l t lr e rp e


mate fame serve fO-seq burst


Gli/theroe win being twice Iri


;ned victory in thelii away with Wl^an Athletic Re^ yesterday week with a !ond two-goar scoring


(W) goals WareIng


TO


Th^ marksipen were Smith were


in ■ I . ! I ;


-<!mOREOW’S jiatghes Wbblestole t e a ^ e


‘ it! IhrwoodA'Baxendeii. 'piitheroe V. Bettle; | lum wj y. Whalley.


Padiliam v. Barnoldswick. 3ki£^h' V.. Ribblesdale- 'W ;^by| V. Re^.


;


Ribblesdale Junior League ■ ! ;


I North


[jwhalley v. fearby. Bibb;iesdale [W


, Settle V. Clitoeroe.


* v. Sklpton. ’ ! |


i Barnoldswiclj: y. Waddington. Sabden v. Ro^ls-Royce. |


S E R V I C E


.tfPAIRS? We HAVE THE D the LARGEST ST|0CKS ALL MAKES OF ELECTRIC


,tLE US TCj jCARRTi GUT and RE-SPRAYING at


iNOT'iCE ! IE.' 'guaranteed ■jv iRKMANSHIP. WILSON & 109, Netherfield Road NELSON


SON Tel


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and Wld.; Two!other ■ both scorfed by Cllthefoe’s 4-3


ireplying with ■RROCKHALL began toe season


^ in thd RlbWe Valley League by disiiissipg,


WisWeU for 61 and 56 for four. !


feU to L. and tlree to Jf; Lee had tw


Pouf of


and- i - Wiswe


! For


G. Ciunr.er Vs- top


Coblican for '20 runr H. 'Holgate lOT 16


koweroit (12) were scours


0 fdr seven. (20)!,' P. Case (14)


Graced G Wardfen and S. Nob Ifett e£ eh scored eleven.


Sabdei, who! eritertained Rib- Chester. Their hi|!up an unspec­ tacular 5^ a k Rtbehester wer: 53 for nine, ajt toe close.


I Thee wks an ekcitlng finish 4 Wlersall took idve Rlbchestti


wickets fir 19, rhns aM Bmj three for 15:, McLaughlin hai three Sabdeh ■wiejeets for: 16 runjs.


Table tennis League


[LAsrbii JLeag


IBibbl esdalc :iie :w;rc


BroclhaU iPolisli Trio 8


Ohatpurn 1.


week’s results in Table Tenn


Chalgley B 4. Catholic Y.C.


M. ijane M ‘5., ijarie Reds 8 BrockhallY.


Polish ’itio ‘...• Wesley Chateley


A!. . .


_____ Reds • Eibble Cement


Barrow


Chalgley Chahurii Reds Watdington


B M. 1-iane Reds 22 19 1


Reds 9, Barrow Blues Reds 5 M. Lane Blijcjs


i JeAGDE TABLE P. W.D. L.


, 20 18 1 , 22 17 2 .21 16 -1 . 21 13 3 . 22 9 2 11 .22 8 4 10 ,19 8 3 . 23 6 4 13


liseEul BrockMll,. L! Oobllcan'ihak


14 noli I out, and N


the wisweU wlckett 1 on vnm.c


mme, Clitheroe wfere rareliy' on


Maintaining a tork^ erp


i


was nevertheless his usual com­ petent self khen dealing with the odd breakaway by the Ipmax


terrl- the


VICTORY powei]


CtlXHEEOE 4; bOMAX 0


ivnairi on atiafekiner typeldt football which k«)t the opposing: -In their pocket after 1,45 mlnjites. ; Their 3-f) intervil lead was


“ furs&TcUtberog had this / (


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virtually- In ,


whistle, withoutiaj reply from lk)n^ ;a well ^and tr y ^ Lomax: Burgess; i'Delvard.


Mmitori; Burke, Lonnen, Amh; Nfichol! Grundy* Barry, j Walker,


. : Bef»ee; Mr.; B. Boroick, of 'c swaldtwistle.j ; ' / ; j


Bliley, i ' ' i


Dllthkroel Reserve won the 0 itheroe )y bdatitjg BlUtagton 10-1 .In I the fit row:


Row Rordl Wilson, Graj^t, C ;90 ikt Simms (captt.)h, R Roggeers,!: | Slmnis_ 1 o


llinger Pteedyi.i ’ Back Whittle Simpe.


,0 . Medal'Conlpetition ] on Saturday! I Front


counljfy, George Brass moor iRiaa;'caithferoe,


iis$ Islet iw Jreco ......... ....


Dulrbi this gfuelUn enduffenp, - the iiurinc


In^ekiaugh , Ghefit ;2,250ft.),; and '.,-----,


.In 1955 when ;he coriipeted in; war camp but has the au-cmcity of


- ■ ]——r - - ji i rohiAh io nmmoted bVi by ,19 minutes. 11


kem lamateur athlete, Mr.; % ai member of


succ^luUy with the Rolls-^yce ■' a' BamoldswickJ


..whk on the same day tn wl en training* for| a big race,


once ran to and from Bar-


■r completing toe journey C litheroe one Saturday he


gel into a suit, tod a* morn- w ark i at his desk in. a ■draw- qi ice, then changed 'back athletic kit to |rpn home.:


. ' rtee, Ribblesdale [Wanderers n (6.). : Top I scoier for ' toe Wandi rers was, A;, k [jisgrove (33) .thoSgl. d! ;ck)wperthwaite's 6 for j wa 3, riot enough, [ to ensure


Junior Liague ■wflLtLL^ D' (69 [pr 8) defea-


fern victory.': :■ Wacdlngton i(50) 4.


feat ;d’by Sabden ITdmlinson ; (Sabden)


were easily (57 for 2). took 7


o blu f ir s 'Way into thf ceje a


closely-g raided


a-v into the cockpiitt : enemy


“'|rhel One ’plane, is portrayfed in |


That Got Away.' jThe man concerned'8s tLuft-


waffe pilot, Fn nz-von Werra, three


Werra. displaying precisely blend of comple;e self-assuf high Intelllgen^ce anl , humour. that made toe German pirman a j demi-tecd ta his own . feountry. ■ |


who escaped not once, put Hardy Bruger; playi von


, 'I.The film toows 'the Subtle


interrogation 01 von iVeir^a fascinating clarni of vdts with the British Intelligence. [Then Pomes toe! breathtaking series of episodes arid he escapes, ip cap-, iiured, and esca^ again. :i


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fjBEGORY Beck ;; Western gafb as I jeader in YelI|BW_Sky,


gets


ips a screen tough guy, is one' of !itoe gang!'


KING LANE has ca;•ved succesi ful


Widms rk. ■


'! There is a ijank roibeiy and :'all toe usual gun plai- ^ ,'ithis a tip-top Western?


ta k e s ; 6f3 _____ __


Pike, who : claimec . ---, qrtliern’s [top' seprer wag J


UiU clii lien lid Yowling.


lsria.r;ly stuinped by'Hodgkmson. ‘ Tli» Clitoeroe batsmen .had'-


scored 12 befor'U.L. TTrt*


I’ little' difficulty in jknocklng ■ off ; tie luns for toe lo^of only two wckits, but they were painfully '' slDW -about it. The teams :had


hgrdY reached toe pavUlon when tlW'i’ain came lashing down.!,; W lalley’s victory was at the


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fels 1. who went m at No, 10. thanks to


^li .hcroe „for 59, .Blackhuin


by Maurice 6 for 33.


e ‘being


rrHERO^^ at! wart


WE ALLEY


K. Higham no: 'out. p. Gorton' c ' Bates Clough . .. .


Pari-


B. Tattersall not* out Extras


Tcltal for wkt. .! 59


A. Treadwell W- Lockett J. Wright •


T. Bates .. W. Barnes P. PaircloUgh


e: tpe use of Read. [Unfortunately J m Brierley, the [Read profes­ sor* il. ■was struck on the head by £, fast ball from R. Bowman, fee went .tb hospi(;al for stitches‘.


™


felgianl contributed 37 not out. E.bblesdale Wainderers failed ;


Juni.’for toe loss of only. ;one,; wicket—that of .P. .Gorton,; K.:;


Whalley' hit up the requiredji • ' tjo- leat Baxenden by only 'two[;


i'uni. Batting first Baxeqden:' i^en all out for 99, Hodgkis5,;toe! i iderers’ new pfo., taking 5 for.i At one stage they had scored' of only three;;


for' tfie loss :ets.


Tjhe ‘ Wanderers lost two, Wic cets for 29 rujis, but 'Procter';


_„ten by the clock' in their. vic-| tor,' bid.


;nc Eccles took the score to' 97. )ef ire being parted. Parkinson, caught before ,opening' pis ijunt and the Wanderers were


Mxehden v. B RIBBLESDALE


ibblesdale W. | WANDER'ERSi


M. Washhrook run out .!■;'... 20


E. Weaver b Procter riOt ]o Eccles c Shaw b. Bourke Parkinson


Clayton:,,!, lit


Roberts b 42


3ourke ..... Total for 4 wkts. .. 98


RIBBLESDALE BOWLING;! O. M. R-Wf.


[idgklss........... . Hargreaves


K Eccles ........ Johnson ....


Cook ........ Whalley


-... 1 '0 2 ,0 i... 6 1 18 2 ,i;;* 2 1 3 :1


....18.34 38 :,5 ... lO 0 35 ;d


V. Read ! READ j i . 'Fairrilough t Bowman


jL Wright Ibw b' Tattersall I .rierleyj retired! hurt ■‘y. Bates c-Bo™’""


. J . . . . . . . . .


II, Haworth b x owman;......... H W. Lockett Ibw p Tattersall


I (an b Gorton 3 * v


''


R. Stevpnson bJBowiian '- man i ..*, ..


Treadwell c Gorton b Bow-...... 0 , Heyejs not 0


ISSUIO BY TH /E N NL savings COM 'lOA MITTEE, lON DO ic. Higbam


1. Bowman rattersall . Wallbank,


iSxtIras ............ j; v


Total .. 58 o; M. R.W. 10 4 17 4 13.36 121 4 4 1 101 0 2 0 10‘


0


TattersaU .,,1...,— . Raweliffe e[ Wallbank Tattersall


Snociker cup presenta.tion


riLITHEROE ‘‘ B,’ chimplons


; l'->' of the Accrington and District Co iservative Snooker League received the league trophy during a celebration dinner at Clltherob Conserva­ tive Glub y .‘sterday week.


' Mr! J. C. Soutnworth. the club chairman, presided and


welcomed 'risltors^ from other clubs.


' : Aid. J. H, Satterjthw'alte. the


president, handeq the trophy to the captain of the team, Mr. J. Scattergood. |Replicas were also handed to each member of the. teain which comprises Messrs. T. L.- Whit­ taker, R. Lawson, J.l Hudson, H. Tattersall. R.:|R. Speak'E. Sllnger. l^Dlxoii, J. K. Vfil- klnson antfe. MtCally. . Mr. W. Pollard, captain of the Clltheroe ‘‘*A


At an eritertairime It which - i '!


6 . M. R. W. 6 2 16 0 4 2 7 0 4 '2 10 0 4 |


BJ?*ckburE N. v. C lilheroe r ‘ CLITHEROE I


Entwistle.c McNulty K.-.Wilsbn net out .


ak'.d when 'he returned the game |i Was over. -I Nevertheless, he was j; Hs sidestep scorer with 18 out ;;


,H. Smithies‘b Vause W. Davies not out


b Vause 13 .. 19 .. 19 .. 9


Total for 2 wkS. ..60


CLITHEi{lOE pdlWLING- 'O. M. R.'W.;


Entwistle M. Pike H. Smithies; ........ 1


1 et


III THFROE Lnd'Whalley both irecorded comfortablewicto^ies in ^ RIBB&ALE -league last . Saturdak while Eibblc^


(2,4l4t. .' Mr., Brass’s Itlme was. 3 hours, 8 ininufe, 25 seconds.


, U p FILMS


it happens,, toe girls. Ih them­ selves provide ,a fetudy' ,n con­ trast: Margaret Is tim d and shV: Hilde Is boll' and efferves­ cent; and Josettf.is quet


reserved. ■; .


own! re(OTd by ;20 mmutes In wliinrig toe 22-mile Three-Peak rac8[to Suiiday.


j


hikere find their :;eveml paUk to love in a beautoully-dmret riled


The three gb ,morous ihitch-


sfejiry torit has [ elements of teirnemess, surprl® and huriour.


ifonsters,” ; scieni^flbtlon Jama, stars Gra it Wil^uni and jWa Albright. ■ I ■ ! |


kii ■ support. ‘ The BlonoUth


njiHE resourcefimess' and! in- genuity of a ! man; who not


I 6nly^ escape .fro'fc a.'prlioi^r-of-' t tA WnfF hi.i! ■w


iM CONTEST THESE


GIRLS 0 They hit:!


jjVEEYONE luK W


not everyone dlsjovers tills — ------ . -- In “IT HAPPENED) IN ROME” (Grand)


‘I more''interestihg and . s that MORQUS L-hiked


HOLIDAY to Italy


„ kilch-hlWng Holiday csjn be Infinitely exciting than in expensive one. But In the same Way as Bfargaret Hopper


sports carl However, before her stay injIMy ,<^e to an eM. sh'e Was firmly ijonvlrioei tiat the thumb Is mlg^ttfit toan to., accelerator.


of thrte girls e! and exelte-


roman* lovely a gun


A'.tOO; Anne Baj With toe


/She began her holiday' (rather dully) Ifi her own hlgh-pow«ed


In toe fofm; of ter, who can use best of toem.i '


piece, but fight triumphs in the end. A strong supporting cast contrlbrit^ t o -


Wltonark is the villain of toe


production. It includes Charles Kemiier,


: toe success of the


James' Barton, I Robert Arthur, John Russell, Robert Adler, Harry CarterJ Victor Kilian, Paul Hurst [and vjlUlam Gould.;


, '^M.G.M. drmna starring Jean Simmons, JoaW Fontaine, Paul [Newman and Piper Laurie.


.


JameslA. Mlch'fener, noted author of “The Brld^ of Toko-Ri,” “Sayohara,” “Return to Para­ dise.” and “ Tales bf toe South


It 4 - :based iipon; a, story! by


iPacifiP." ■ A vivid and compassionate


story Hovering the years of World War n arid their effect qma Nw Zealand family of four sisters, “ Until they Sail ” was filmed in CineniaScope |igamst localek' [of New Zealand’s principal cities, Wellington,. the capital, :and Christchurch, situated across: the Cook 'Straits. I' , ■ ', . I I


Added autofnticity was’given


the film by atmospheric location footag'e shot!' in, these cities, which 1 never p):eviousiy have been used for a feature [picture. 1


that ance,, good


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creating ■ matchless adventure e n terfeainment.


PTOLlYWOOD again demon- stfates ts capacity ' for


PALLADIUM .tMs time, .with I the new spec­


tacular film ‘ Run of the Arj-ow.’” In addition ' to blistering


action arid bme, of toe imost magnificent [''Western scenery ever filmed kn Technicolor, and RKO-Scope, .toe RKO Rpdio pic­ ture gains ! ■vitality through;


supelrlative performances by, its ptari, Rod!Steiger, Sarlta iMon- Brian Keith and Ralph


:er.


■ bating"” ex'Gtonfederate Soldier •'W


toe United!, States after [ Lee’s surrender. [


eiger p,jlays the “ Yankee hd decides [to keep on fighting


;Wffit renounces his. white; ante- cetots and,: through marriage ito an Indilan girl, becomes a iblood-brotoer of the embattled


111 order 'to do this he goes Sioux. •[


compass the 'movement and final plitht of [a iU.S. Army expedition toit has iVlilated'frontier hound- [ axji qgreem^nts (vith the Indians..


Itoe actifen expands- .tp; en­


, Lovely I Miss Monttel gives an outebandin^ portrayal as Sfeiger’s Pocahontasillke'bride.'


;


Tiin,” is' a!; gem from the; reper­ toire of[ toe renowned .Abbey .Theatre Players of Dublin,


■'the suppibrtlng fll-ift '“Professor


fTrmr ion'g-awaited Howard Hughfes 'production, “Jet


Pilot,” is a spectacular ;jet-age Technicolor-! feature co-starring John Wayne;! Janet Leigh and


toe U.S.;Air Poirie. So big that it took years to


2 1... 7 0 [2 0 6 1


[ 5 0


m,ake, 'this!' RKO Radio picture ccmbincs I:air-thrills, romance, comedy arid suspense in a; pro­ duction .which many critics have


p:'Oclaimedi' one of the -most enjoyable Entertainments of the season.. ; !;'-.


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Almerican airtoasK in Alaska, to (jalifornia 'and such plush play- ots.as P^lm Springs, and then


Ranging! in. 'jSettings;- 'from;


ti) Russia, [this, fast-paced adven­ ture romance reveals the lives and dangers of the mun who fly faster, thah. sound.


It has jet-hot thrills 'to match


i ;s jet-flame action and a roman­ tic conflict between American jet acei John Wayne and Lt. ianet Leigh, of the Russian Air


irirce. ‘ ;,r *


■y famous' disc jockey, stars in Mister Bock and Roll,” present- ! , ' I , Ing .the greatest i WHALLEY' array of rock , ’ri ; I


ALAN - FREED, America’s


ipd speciality acts to be seen in I ' single’film.


'. |‘ roll headliners . ■ ;


Toppirig|[ the featured perform- fj-s arej Frankie Lymon and . his


Teenagers! followai by: Clyde MePbattei:, Little Richard, Lionel; Hampton,! and many others.


I Over ; , two-dozen rock ‘'ri roll numbers "are presented 'in this


film, which tells toe story behind; f e musical craze'that has swept 0 world. V. . ,


music-iiacked jamborfee are: Rocky Gfaziano, handsome young; singing 'idol Ted-dy Randazzo,;


Co-starring in this draraa-and- and manjy others.


team also received the trophy awarded to toe iomlnoes champions.


” dominoes'


followed the aftlstfes were: Wilfred Grahanf, oi^ Barrow (comedian), aiidj.Tom Briggs and Wlllfim/Dafnell (songs). At the plt.no wbre M:’. Donald Coates arid Mr. W'^ckley.


To-merroW’s '. ;h


Whalley


awaly): ; Sharpies,, . P. Gorton, R. GodderhE rii. • E.


tcrsall.


irnhiii, B. Eiilmet , nw ’i .


Brad :ey. teams


M.¥irkefi, !T. VYallbank. Tat- — Meb 1-45 p'.m


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