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Show Aprill8 1963 THE SFRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD Page Seven Clever circus acts, Broadway hit featured this week at Rivoli 0ne of the most joyous, spangled, star-and-so-studded musicals ever to from er emerge is "Billy Rose's Jumbo," screen version in Panavision and Metrocolor of the mem-orable Broadway stage hit Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Sunday at the Rivoli. It's big cast, headed by Dor-is Day, Stephen Boyd, Jimmy Durante and Martha Raye, with Dean Jagger also features 50 specialties by the world's top circus stars, including the endearing ele-phant who plays the title role, and its musical highlights in-clude seven great song hits by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. Not only does a glittering array of aerial, tightrope, tra-peze, trampoline, high-wir- e, rope-swin- g, slide-for-lif- e, tum-bling, juggling, unicyclist and animal acts, together with bareback equestrian routines and precision ballets, fill the screen in a sprawling circus erected over six acres on one of MGM's biggest lots, with the huge Big Top as the hub, ; but the stars actually join the circus heaadliners in many of the spellbinding aerial acts. Doris Day also performs in a dazzling ballet, Stephen Boyd makes his debut in a singing role, the inimitable Jimmy Durante does an hil-arious clown act, Martha Raye enacts a "human cannon ball" and all four stars shine in the film's lavish and colorful mus-ical numbers. These feature such songs as "Over and Over Again," "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World," "My Ro-mance," "Why Can't I," "This Can't Be Love," "Little Girl Blue" and "Circus on Parade." Rutabagas should be firm, fairly smooth, with few leaf scars around the crown and very few fibrous roots at the base. Preseason plants of trout now being made in lower elevations Early pre-seas- plants of trout are now being made in-to a number of Utah waters. These include ice free lower elevation lakes, streams below damsites and other waters which are not subject to high water hazards. The heavy planting period normally begins during early May as most waters become accessible to the hatchery trucks. Approximately 10 million fish will be planted from the eleven State hatcheries this vear with a larsrer percentage An additional 8 million fish will be planted in the Flaming Gorge and Glen Canyon res-ervoirs. Once again this year catch-abl- e sized trout will be planted into the harder fished, d, "put and take" waters during the warm weather season. Truck, airplane and horse-back plants of various sized rainbow, brook, brown, Mack-inaw and native trout, as well as Kokanee salmon and other game fish are planned for the spring-summ- er period. of these fish scheduled to be in the water well in advance of the June 1 opening of the general angling season. i 4 I You may fall I ' ! many times, but remember I , T ; ',' J that you i j - aren't a I " tij failure until j( you start jl . saying some- - f ' " I ' body pushed t i" i you! LuDean Litster, C.L.U. HUnter BENEFICIAL LIFE (Jfniuiance &mP"if VuplH Smith, Pra. V Sh UkcCStr.Ouh SWH M ALL SUMMER WITH CONVENIENT SUMMER PASSES! Get them for the whole family! Season Pass for entire family $30.00 or $15.00 for individual season pass kids under 14 $12.00 GOOD APRIL 1st to LABOR DAY SWIMMING DAILY NOW 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. INSIDE AND OUTSIDE POOLS PARK R O SHE Thurs., Fri., Sat. April 18, 19, 20 plus l owe rrs stw o lftHN3W lOVtl UNO LAUGHS if AN iair ofALOHoukt Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. 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KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY SO PROOF. COX GRAIN NEUTRAL JPHITS, HELD OVER! SECOND BIG WEEK! TROUBLE 'AASKEsawFUN! ,'l hu ' u ' ' ' 5 t ..5PHIISILVERS tisM& XJmll ill 1 I'm ft THRILLING CIRCUS ACT Stephen Boyd puts a roaring lion through its paces in one of the circus acts of "Billy Rose's Jumbo" spectacular musical based on the Broadway stage success. Doris Day, Jimmy Durante and Martha Raye also star in the lavish Panavision and color attraction. $owfincj. Scored Springvillo Ladies League Standings Team W L Berg Mortuary 35 V2 24 LeMar's Cafe 33 27 Ferg's Service 30 30 Springville Bank .... 28 32 Ruff's Garage 27'2 32 y2 Peay's Market .; 26 34 High game: Sp'ville Bank, D825; Berg Mortuary, 777; Peay's Market, 773. Ind. high series: M. Barrett, Ruff's, 530; S. Schardine, Bank, 516; E. Wheeler, Berg's, 516; M. Knotts, Peay's, 507. Ind. high game: M. Barrett, Ruff's, 206; Schardine, Bank, 202; M. Knotts,' Peay's, 198. Berg Mortuary, League Champions. fowling. Scored Early Bird Ladies League Standings Team W L Sage Inn 40 16 Cragun Market 32 24 Southeast Service 27 29 Smith's T. V 26 30 Allen Cleaners 23 33 Valley Packing 20 36 High series: Marie Tipton, Valley Packing, 501; Shirley Schardine, Sage Inn, 484; Ma-rie Barrett, Allen Cleaners, 482. High game: Sage Inn, 615; Valley Packing, 614; Southeast Service, 580. high game: Shirley Schradine, Sage Inn, 194; Ma-rie Barrett, Allen Cleaners, 193; Euni.ce Ewing, Smith's T. V., 190. Merchant's League League Standings Team W L Valley Bowling 35 25 Johnson Tire 34 26 Snow Dairy 32 28 Springville Bank 30 30 Thorns 27 33 Springville Herald 22 38 High game: Springville Her-ald, 1039; Thorns, 987; Snow Dairy, 955. High series: Julian Raulston, Valley, 634; Lew Stone, for Thorns, 596; Bob Kinross, Val-e- y, 595. In. high game: Julian Raul-ston, Valley, 233; Ed Johnson, Johnson, 231; Boyd Snow, Snow's, 217. Art City Ladies League Standings Team W L Miner's Auto 35 20 Freil's 34 22 Medical Center 31 25 Artistic Beauty 23 32 Brookside Market .... 23 33 Utah Service Inc. .... 21 35 High game: Medical Center, 724; Freil's, 704; Miner's Au-to, 690. Ind. high series: Carma Dun-can, Artistic Beauty, 473; Ruth Lowe, Medical Center, 445; Mary Lou Llewellyn, Mi-ner's Auto, 431. ' High game: Ruth Lowe, Medical Center, 173; Hilda Hardy, Brookside Market, 165; Carma Duncun, Artistic Beau-ty, 164. Inter City League League Standings Team W L Homebuilder's 17 3 Grave's H & B 13 7 Miner Auto 12 8 Westside 8 12 Bringhurst P&D 7 13 American Oil 3 17 High game: Grave's Heating and Building, 972; J. Grant Nielson, Homebuilders, 967; Bringhurst Paint and ec, 944. Ind. high series: Bob Holley, BPD, 607; Kaae Johnson, JGM, 546; Dan M. Barton, JGN, 547. Ind. high game: Nino An-tonio, Graves, 225; Bob Holley, BPD, 218; Bill Duncan, Mi-ner's, 204. t ft' J mSV It v HI THE MASTER WEAVES HIS SPELL on birds. Alfred Hitchcock utilizes the rare talents of some amazingly trained birds who don't like people. The picture is an adaptation of Daphne du Maurier"s classic thriller, "The Birds," beginning April 26 at the Paramount Theatre. Besides frightened peo-ple, there are thousands in the cast ... all of them birds! scripted by Evan Hunter, will show thousands of birds mak-ing organized attacks on man-kind. For privacy Garden privacy for family outdoor living can be created by new additions to house or garage, lot boundary trees, shrubs walls or fences, patio walls, fences or terraces or inter-are-a hedges, walls or metal fences with hardy ever-green vines. Thousands of birds seen in show, The Birds at Paramount soon Alfred Hitchcock admits he is in constant conflict with his audience. "When a new Hitchock film appears," says the director, "the public and critics sit back at the start and say to themselves, 'Let's see him scare me.' My job is to get them up on the edge of their seats, and to keep them there. "I don't consider myself strictly a suspense director. After all, 'To Catch a Theif was really a comedy, 'North by Northwest' an adventure story, 'Shadow of a Doubt' a character study, and so on. "Yet suspense is expected of Hitchock, and I suppose I am fated to go on making thril-lers. It gets more difficult all the time because one must al-ways find new ways to sur-prise an audience. Any time a viewer of one of my films can say to himself, 'I knew that was coming,' I've lost him. In making successful thrillers one must particularly avoid what I call the 'cliches' of movie-making- ." In his newest suspense dra-ma, "The Birds," a Universal release, scheduled to open at the Paramount, Theatre, April 26, Hitchcock has gone far out to avoid those "cliches." His Technicolor film version of Daphne du Maurier's novella, |