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Show The Herald A Journal PIVP4Y T MAY 31 (Cache Countv) ojfan He Liked It I1 I lah Bank of Everett here of between 550,000 and 573,000 The gunman, described as In Police his thirties, jammed a .38 caliber LYNWOOD, Wash . (TO made a slate wide search today revolver into the stomach of the n for a "smoothly operating lone bank's assistant manager who robbed the First Na- - day and demanded all the money. Bank Robbery yester-gunma- J 1 ; y ' A. J s--; I STARTS 1 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. W William Lavely visited his brother and sister at John a home for iTarleton Institute dependent children. He had a fine lime. The next morning, relatives with whom William was living reported him missing. He was located at the Institute where he arrived, his clothes packed, in time fog t year-ol- d breakfast TODAY! KVNU Radio Log SI NDAY MORMMJ 7 00 Happiness Hour 7 co Concert In Mlniatura 8 00 Raillo Bible Class a TO Voue of Prophet y 4 (Si Krank & Ernest 9 15 Helling Mvstery of Christian Science 4 TO Back to Clod to 00 ( ollege Choir 10 CO iJind of the Free 10 15 The Merry Mi man .News 11 CIO Vandevetter 11 15 I.annv P.oss Show Hour 11 to utheran 2 FIRST RUN HITS! One man against an nada? MVDtY AH1SMW' 12 Oo Came of the liny 2 151 ewls Bronifleld OO a in hm 3 3 to 4 no 4 4 20 4 25 4 TO it 3 INI 5 25 3 TO 5 55 'tiV SI Ni k Carter Music Fill Dear Ma-g- le Intemounl tin Mitt IHMVO It s Murder News 00 V S Maine Band 6 .TO Answer! for Americans 7 no The Great Dav Show 7 to Music of the People R 00 The Political Plcturs 8 15 Dance Onhestra 8 .TO Across the F'ootllghtf 9 OO Music In the Air 9 TO Washington fleports 10 00 Masterworks bf Musle 11 00 Sign off MONDAY MORNING 6 00 lop of the Morning 6 50 Gordon Owen 6 55 Fddv Arnold 7 no Robert Hurlelgh News 7 15 JM 0W M VMM. Plus This Outstanding MS we Jim Petersen Neks 7 20 Farm Flashe 7 25 Gahriet Heatter 7 CO The Morning Special 7 45 Trio lime 8 Oo Hemlngwav News 8 15 Gordon Owen 8 TO Headline News 8 55 Whirl m with Whits 9 00 Ijidles Fair 9 25 Headline News 9 TO Queen for a Day 10 00 Curt Massev Tims 10 15 Mommenlarv 10 25 KVNU News 10 25 Ortha Gordon Guldt 10 45 Jack Hunt Showi 11 00 School Broadcast 11 TO All Sweet Music Box 11 T5 Meet Your Neighbor 11 55 Swap Shop MONDAY AFTERNOON 12 00 Cedric Foster News 12 15 Jim Petersen News 12 TO Farm and Ranch Roundup 1 00 Game of the Dav 3 00 Camel Scoreboard 3 25 Johnson News 3 TO Meet Your Neighbors 4 no Homemaker's Club 4 15 Hemingway News 4 30 The afternoon Bandstand 4 45 Sam Haves News 5 00 Bobby Benson 5 TO Wild Bill Hlckock 5 55 Cecil Brown Commentary NPMMR MT2MM Co-Hi- t! v Again with Oilman Hubby famed as the Clyde Beatty, greatest wild animal Bellv w CAIRO, Egypt, trwner Jg bnnging hls aU new dancer Sarnia Gamal lsn t mad cjrcUg to Logan for one day only any more at her Texas oil heir on Tuesday, June 9th. Is the husband Abdullalj Bigger and Better Sheppard m King III, she said today when he pi '"w111 took off for home. She demonstrated it at the port when she clung to him, exchanged long and lingering kisses j - j w and said: Darling, God bless you. Go and sin no more. I'll miss you very muih. Sarnia never has disclosed the sms that caused her to fly home to Egypt and announced she in--I tended to get a divorce. Bbdullah is flying back to New via Tex., York and Houston: Athens, Rome and Pans. 8 Morning organ Msiodlts Corral I mi 8 newt iaOsnM IMr Pwdo Cats . Dm tPVrWr zhgsmmU mt ntmjmm . E08tRT SMTK . t, t ora M mm mmmm rtamx carawran mweiwi Starring ABBE Gerald Mohr and Feggi Castle TODAY AT 8 .TO Music by Masters 9 oo Symphonic Swlns 9 30 Sons for Remembering God and Country" 10 OO 10 30 Romantic Cyclea 11 OO Morning Malodlea. "Popular Classics1' 12 UO "Music America Lovts" 12 30 Tha Freedom Story 12 15 Musical Interlude. 12 45 Organ Reveries irS Audi Murphy Stephen McNally Sunday Evening 6 00 Curtain Cana Believe Band Stan from Washington Sen. Ilenr C. Dworshak VTc iamon Show "DUEL AT SILVER CREEK ake 5 7 00- - Report 7 l't Announcing 7 4) Juke Box Jamboree 9 01 Sunday evening Serenade 9 20 Here We Hive Idaho 10 00- - Sign off. Chango of 'Management Monday Morning 7 00 Daylight Requeue 7 30 Breakfast Melodies 8 30 According to tha Record 8 45 Naw Band a 9 Carte 9 30 Homemakers Tips News -9 45 Tune Time 10 the Band RINDY'S -- usic 11 00- - Symphonic Swing Morning Melodle Formerly Jimmy's Drive Monday Afternoon 12 00 Noon Tima More tlea 12 15 Evelyn Knight Show 12 30 John Deere Farm Ncwe 12 45-- 15 min. with Mr Musin' Trading Poet 1 15 Western Jamnoree Salon Serenade 2 00 Melody Magic 2 30 Plano Interlude In NOW OPEN 2 45 Troplcane 7 1.00 Western Roundup a. m. to Cartoon Short a m. to a m. 1 j Banquet Hall Short Orders $ Breakfast, 50c Lunch, Dinner !w i Car Service , Admission: Children 35$ Anytime Adults 65$ Until 5:00 p. m.r 85$ Evenings SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT 1:45 P. M. &oc LI.iE HAVING WINGS! ANOTHER GREAT K . . $ ENTERTAINMENT TRIUMPH BY (dWfSME Latest txm-uftr- y ENGAGEMENT r Soon! At The CAPITOL 55c MAT. In Our & m. 1 1 : JO Rita Hayworth, Glann Ford, AFFAIR IN TRINIDAD; this t, it tha combination opaning at tha LYRIC SHOWMAN $ this avaning and playing through Wadnatday. Naxt weak our tumrner ichadula goal into effect, with no pictures Vi on Sunday or Monday. A now series of froo programs V will begin on Monday evening, June I, with a group of tha COMI Yl SAINTS. COME. reading play i THEIR SM Adults 50c, Children 10c Opens 7:30 p. N Center ! "WORLD IN HIS ARMS" Box Ofifce f-O- ill taxes St Mosrof fiDVFNmer A Technicolor Western Gregory Peck and Ann Blyth UTAH SMITHFIELD, ' rfcf OFF STARTS TUESDAY DRIVE IN eet 10 30 2.900 Ihoiee faea'l. Adm. beats. Adults $1.30, Ihildres 60c Inclcd. Tickets oa sale bhow Day onlv at Kennedy Drug Store, Main Oo Phone Order Pleane) NOW PLAYING Catering Service SPECIAL j THEATRE oo Music for the Soul Living F'alth Proudly Wo Hall tomer for Sunday Heres to Veteran Tipi to Vaterana tdd Arnold Show 3 15 Guest Star 3 TO Music for America 4 00 Mlaslonary Program 4 30 Topi in Pops. 1 1 15 1 30 2 m 2 30 2 45 3 00 OPEN DAILY AT 2:45 P. M n thrill-packe- Sunday Afternoon ! 1:45 P.M. p m. CACHE SHOWMANSHIP NEWS INDEPENDENT lets. Matinee and night perform i;es will be given at 3 and 8.15 j j KPST-13- 40 y girls along with the largest train-pi- e, ed elephants in the woild and sensational and exotic aerial world-famo- clowns. The Noah's Ark menagerie is among the largest earned by any circus. In fact the Clyde Beatty Circus is the second largest show on tour. In addition to his role as wild animal trainer, Beatty is commander and director of the huge traveling enterprise which Weekends 7 If yf a The Shadow True Dectlve Mvsterles Rill Cunningham ir Scholia Jsewt Music Ull Cecil Brown News F reedom USA employ nearly a thousand peo-including 300 peiformers. Three lavishly staged ensemble provide exciting and col-- 1 orful spectacles. Under the direc- he sends in advance and (ion of jane Beatty, these num- from all Indications the perform- - bers feature groups of dancing ance proves hls point. d 1953 edition This of the Beatty cir-- 1 cus production will be held at the Fairgrounds. Beatty Is not only the owner of the big' circus but also is its brightest star. His appearance alone in the cage with over a score of jungle bred lions and tigers as he puts them through their exhibition stunts, continues to be the big thrill of the show. Appearing in support of Beatty is a galaxy of stars who are Internationally known circus per- formers acrobats, wire and tra-- ! peze artists and a host of funny Clyde Beatfy on Way Here With Big Railroad Circus Sami a Is Happy . I':- ' MMx Mfr. EYE. |
