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P-ffa 14 Tuaidoy, D-cmber 18. 196? Th Brook lyo EogU TK III-. La him IJiktiM Iimmmv Tie n4 I Janr Corby at the muvirs: SPORTSMAN'S 165 TUCKAHOE ROAD YONKERS ai Y. Thruway (Exit 6) Fine Film Version of 'Lawrence of Arabia9 DINfcfR SHOW HlCHTlteic.Moo. thru Dec 3i DANCING TYING-IN BLIND low at RESERVE NOW FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE Special Holiday Performance Xmai Eve Mon Dec 24tr (Cloted Tuei Xmai Day) Silk'- Jifv FBHC, BT CaTTBWA Special Holiday Matinee Wed Dec 26th at 2 00 $4 95 Res: GR 6-6200 Motor Inn features 100 oltra- lodern Rooms and Cocktail lounge Pert Miss Susan Harrison In-oomlneJ freshman at Brooklyn Colin.

Sha's th winner of Martin's college ardrube contest. Presenting her with her complete wardrobe Is Miss Helen B. Gurwltt, advertising manager of Martin's. 1.1 IU 1 tion In ml ml, making this one of the most elaborate films of 1 1162. Peter O'loole Is blond, Irish ami a captivating personality.

He brings the chracter of T. K. Lawrence Into splendid focus In the film, as the Lngllsh officer who planned and had a large share In bringing to a successful conclusion the Middle East campaign against the Turks which kept them from making contact with the Germans during World War T. Lawrence himself gave an account of the campaign In "The Seven Pillars of In the film, Alec Gutness has the role of Prince f-'elaal. son of the Arabian king.

Since Fel-sal headed the and Peter (Tool are In close association In the film, and Ihey complement each other effectively. Others playing Important roles are Arthur Kennedy, Michael Ray, Sir Donald Wolllt and Norman Rosslngton. David Lean directed the picture, and Robert Bolt adapted the Lawrence version of the famous campaign for the screen. "l.iwranc of Arabia" is Culumbla'a tnultl tnllllun ikillai nuitlun pit turf lnvost Hallun ut tha career uf T. E.

Lawrence, lm It still roiatmverslal IK -ure, ivenrly 30 yean after Mi death. 1-iwranre cunquered Ar Ma, ik1 the question has ffi rilaed why? Uerause he was hero, or because he was takli the first srtop In the conquest of the wnrhr' Peter ()' Toole has the title role In the picture, which had its Atierlran premiere at the Crltxrlon Theater last night. The Technicolor 70 mm production belntf shown on reserved seat basis. "Lawrerace of Arabia" was In production nearly two years, much of th shootlnf being done In the Moroccan desert. In addlllun to Peter O'Toole, the principals In this Sain Spiegel -Uavld Lean pnxlurtSon are Alec Guinness, Anthony Qulnn, Jack Hawkins, Jose Ferrer, Anthony Quayle, and Claude Kalns.

I There were 4,000 camera setups, with the width, depth and color of the 70 mm. exhibi thru WmBN 6LCTING A LOCATION PCM A OUCK 6 MOOTING BLIND, TWV TO Tie IT IN WTTH AN OLD FCNca, BWvrSM, op otmeh oea JBCTB IVNCN NATURAL (EDS, err cc tewa Aastrr avail Ajie IN OTMUR WORDS, DON'T ISO LATE THE BLIND IN THE OPSt VATCfleOWL ARC rSRY Of ANY -TMIN6 WHICH LOOKS UHNATUHA. BY SCOUT1N6 AROUND, YOU A FIND DUOCB CO NQRC6ATED OFF A POINT OF LAND THEIS FIGURE MOW YOU CAN USB tXISTIKG OtVvjeCTS TO TIE WTTH A BLIND. biimii ii mi" ic ee ttltln your vacation decision SAKQJN UNCSMT 'wnitato fgyj evn rw vytwi it to I MM talD SVflRlkY JERRY C0LUIS THE SAXONY a IT 4 TWO i fc TERRACE O'AOBREY nightly tkra New Year'l is BLIND minion SfKSW curm Decoys 0 0 MOSEY AMSTERDAM To rm ri fc4 moil 4CC1AIMI0 Mast 3 Keeetre Wow ear Mew yf Pyt'fc "A aAITieKI "mm am,) THE ISLAND How do you choos th hotel which ivtj you something extra beyond the fine culiine, excellent entertainment end smart decor of most Miami Beach hole Is 7 It's simple. The Saxony offers the most important feature of ill: genuine Interest in your vi'ation pleasure real hospitality warmth and welcome.

You feel this warmth is you dirt graciously in the elegint Crystal Room is you swim in the Olympic pool or bask in the sun in the luxury of your room or the elegance of the lobby in the attentive service. -CP 7 Kiwanis Yule a. FRITZ KREISLER MEMORIAL CONCERT ParticipatingArtists: Zino Francescoftt Erica Mormi Nathan Mi Istein. Isaac Stern Juilliard Ouartef String Orchestra CARNEGIE HALL WED DEC 26 at 8:30 Tickets $2 to $12 50 at Carnegie Hall 3 ZZZZ THE APAjmfXT tfw saw. ia6icw nit was jwnawBttw BUrt fttiTun If KM bcraciO TEE TIOJJUI The Klwanls Club of Brooklyn holds Its annual Christmas program today at noon In trie Towers Hotel.

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Dec. 21 Tues. Dec. 25 PERIOD oUOJUSTMENT MET. mi PMRIH ELIZABETH, N.J.

(UPI) A bank vault attendant with his forehead bandaged and a heroic gas station owner have each collected $740 for their roles In thwarting a possible $52,000 holdup In the National State Bank's Bayway branch in Elizabeth, N. J. Robert Dlschler, 24, of Hillside closed his gas station, and vault attendant William Petuskey, 65, of Elizabeth, left his home, where he was recovering from wounds suffered in the holdup, to collect their rewards. The bank gave them each $240. The Federal Insurance Co.

of New York gave them each $500. In addition, Dlschler received a silver tray as a reminder of his heroism and a citation. "Because of his courageous action, the bandits were forced to abandon some $52,000 of bank funds already in their possession," the citation noted. Dlschler was in the bank making a deposit when the bandits entered. He Jumped one of the bandits and disarmed him, then shot him with his own revolver.

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