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Show L u of love seen in classic hit Tender Is the Night' v! ng to the screen F. erald's classic novel, P. i the Night," 20th tW k has captured the 'arid of a group of C. pleasure-seekers in :xing the turbulent Id with Fitzgerald's "":'ation," a group of 1 i ching for happiness hftfl'ig their troubles in e and unfulfilled dreams, "Tender" explores the tragic love affair between psychiatrist psy-chiatrist Jason Robards, Jr., a man forced to neglect his work because of the unsatiated desires de-sires of the woman he married and his wife and former patient, pat-ient, the beautiful Jennifer Jones. Playing as co-hit at the Art City Cinemotor is "Wild in the Country," with Elvis Presley. This forceful and tender drama deals with the rehabilitation of a gifted rural boy from delinquency delin-quency to fresh promise as an aspiring young American writer. writ-er. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Johnson who left Mapleton recently to make their home in Twin Falls, Idaho, report they like their new location ' fine and have made many friends. They have also been guests of former residents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Salisbury and family and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harmer and family, and incidentally they are all in the same ward, Mrs. Johnson reports. Before leaving leav-ing the Johnsons were honored at several parties given by relatives rel-atives and friends here including includ-ing a party at Riverside Country Coun-try Club by Mrs. Elinor Brim-hall; Brim-hall; dinners at the homes of other groups of friends. There are men who would jump out of their graves if they could see the bathing suits being worn by their granddaughters in 1962. |
