Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, September 21, 1945 Page: 8 of 8
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Cwco Kid Back on
Palace Screen
Thousand and One
Nights* Brings Old
Bagdad to Screen
Personals
Gable Returns in Jack
London Story, ‘Call of
The Wild,* at Grand
Gabla thrills! Gabl« fights! Ga-
ble loves!
That’s the exciting film news
heralding the return of Jack Lon-
don's “CaH of the Wild,” the bias-
ing thrill spectacle starring Clark
Gable in the role that he made
famous. The picture shows Wed-
nesday and Thursday at the Grand
theater.
Acclaimed as one of the great-
est hits of all times—the mighti-
est outdoor adventure that eves'
flamed across the screen—“Call of
the Wild,” which also stars Lor-
etta Young and Jack Oakie, is
brought back in all ita fever-pitched
excitement, blaming action and
thrilling romance.
The immortal Jack London story
is the action-packed tale of the
boom od the gold-.tob'<i9L,*i *£Qg
the Klondike was famed for its
fortunes, fights and females. It is
the lusty, brawling spectacle of
men who sought and fought for
gold, and o women who winked at
danger. ■
Mary Frances Lawhon and Ruth
Ann £helton are roommates st Tex-
as Christian University, Fort
Worth.
The popular Cisco Kid is back in
^a Old New Mexico.” second of
tbr new adventure series filmed by
Isnofrim Absent from the screen
dkNMW bee' B*eny meaths to suit
b» targe public, he arrives at the
Palace thostor Sunday in the per-
son mt Duncan Renaido This star,
Who first 'won acclaim in “Trader
gom.” delivers a Cisco perform-
ance which puts his performance
on a par with those of his two fam-
ou.i predecessors,
Destined elan to add many new
ton* is Martin Gsrralsjra, with his
poetry»l of Pancho. the wistfully
enminal stooge
All the glowing splendor of old
Bagdad is bringing new spectacular
glory to the screen at the Grand
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
where the Technicolor fantasy, “A
Thousand and One Nights” is fea-
turing Cornel Wilde, Evelyn Keyes,
Phil Silvers and Adele Jergens.
Harem houris, lovely slave girls,
luscious dancing beauties, songs of
love and valiant swordplay are all
in this enthralling tale of a vaga-
bond street singer and the Sultan’s
daughter, the story of Aladdin and
his wonderful vamp—the Genie
with the light brown hair.
Besides the magnificent carnival
of color and spectacle, there is a
delightful tongue-in-cheek spoof-
ing in the treatment that is irre-
sistible. Writers, director and ac-
Week-end visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Bell were Mr. and Mrs.
Reese Upshaw and daughter, and
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Bell of De l.<on.
and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bell of
Dallas. The Dallas visitors re-
mained over until. Wednesday.
We have decided to quit business and will
close October 15, 1945. After October 1 we will
accept no more deposits.
May we ask all of you to assist us by doing
the I Olio VV.l.Jfr • SHT■ .MRHAm"
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1. Check your money to another bank or
here for it.
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2. Gill for a statement of your account wit!
3. Call for any boxes, or papers left witl
for safekeeping.
4. Please do.these things before October 15th.
-THANK-YOU................— ■ ■ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bunkley
have as guests Sgt. and Mrs. R.
N. Bunkley of Douglas, Arix., and
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jones and
daughter Judy of Big Spring. Sgt.
and Mrs. Bunkley are also visiting
Mrs. Bunkley’s mother, Mrs. J. W.
McLemore.
” *v« W.m u Mr wM
children, Donna Jean and Darryl
Glenn, have moved back to Stam-
ford. They have ‘ been living in
fSV^tawater. Mr. McNair is em-
ployed with the Halliburton Ce-
menting Co.
uim uii
1 tor* i/ikrhnitnmiw Jh*t____ ___
touch to the feats of magic and col-
or of the ninth centufy which for
once brings off the screen’s moat
difirult type of story treatment—
satiric fantasy.
Cornel Wilde as the dashing, dar-
ing darling of the old-time swoon-
era, Aladdin; beautiful Evelyn
Keyes as the piquant and slick
chick Genie; champagne blonde
Adele Jergens as Princes Annina
whose beauty sways an empire; and
Phil Silvers as the itinerant pick-
pocket, Abdullah; all give perform-
ances rating immediate stardom.
4Pbrmws
Capt. and Mra Earl Logan of
Denver, Colo., were here last week-
end visiting Captain Logan’a sis-
ter, Mrs. W. V. Lyon. The David
Bennett family of Abilene was also
here on .Sunday.
Mrs. W. T. Pettijohn returned
last Friday for a several weeks’
trip to Akron and Cleveland, Ohio.
Her daughter, Sue, remained here
with relatives while Mrs. Petti-
juhn wax away. _
.tjie. .linpcfidici^hia. , -of
events. Foi
* “If w
new wo
youth,"
executiv
Trail 4
America
tary Ch
Stamfor
Mr. I
A. C.
dub’s y
Moat i
BIG PICTURES
PRICES THAT PLEASE
Aiauadn 12c A Ek
Stamford
Nelson, of Texarkana. While the
visitors were here Mr. and Mra.
Smith accompanied them to Okla-
homa City for a short visit.
John Fare Promoted
John W. Fare, son of Mrs. Mag-
gie Mi tell of this city, was recently
promoted to master sergeant. He
has been stationed in Italy with the
ground mechanics of the 16th Air
Force since April, 1944. He has
written that he will be home soon.
A brother, Staff Sgt. Jewel Ern-
est Fare, is stationed in Hampton,
21-22
.....t Big Hit* for the*' ’•*'
Price of I
i.VGUUINC ROOM ONLY
Are Ydttr’Bwt and Most Economical
• ENTERTAINMENT •
aelfiahm
world’s
GRAND
In dia
Mt. I re I
methods
bare i*
things v
do thing
Always a GOOD Show
Sometimes a GREAT Show
MRS. ESSIE PIERCE HAS
THREE SONS IN NAVY
Eugene (Skeeta) Pierce left
Monday for San Diego to enter
boot training in the United States
Navy in which he has enlisted for
three years. He is a son of Mra.
Etoie Pierce of this city and her
third son in the Navy. George
Pierce, BM. first class, is with the*
Third Fleet, and Milton Pierce,
Coxswain, is on Okinawa.
Only top quality bread will give you
delicious golden toast... and Safe-
way has the bread that meets the
test. Here you'll find bread made
with plenty of milk apd sugar . . .
and the finest flour, too! It s flavor
blended to give you the most in taste
said, is
way the
FRI. - SAT., SEPTEMBER 21-22
2 Big First Ran Features for the Price'of 1
ADMISSION 12c * 30c
xituatior
BiU Blac
from Ab
* local g
OUTLAWS WHISPER THIS MANE...
THE DURAH60
nbF KID!
PUkJU
JOHN M. TERRY SERVING
Airway Coffee — 2J&414
Edwards Coffee_____If 284
Nob Hilt Coffee ...._ 234
l'/j-Lb
Loaf
Carrillo Neal Tilton
who dice
Canterbury Tea
fur Ike One-Man
the Stan
L. Ashl«
by J. C.
Lueders
ducting
Highlam
Funeral
Pallbei
Jack Fr
land, L.
Jack Fu<
Jones
of Stand
Among
and friei
were Mr.
Fred We
D. A. C
Ckifee, i
Mrs. R.
C. Baucu
Pennant Tea________18
Hershey Cocoa-----Jit*' 104
Catsup £££ S0* 184
Pcinut Butter lit J£°* 224
Rice MbM ____________ Ot 114
Quaker Oats Set*. 274
Grakaqi Crackers____u*f194
Crackers
Beans sacr”?
Raisins?:””,’. -
Orange Juice
CTaag-Baatar
Extra
“THE MONSTER AND
THE APPT Serial
id “HOT FOOTUGHT”
Comedy
TABLES
IE*®*"'- ■/
. . . Kxtra ...
“kilkinney Kal”
Ter r j toon Comedy
3 DAYS ONLY
SUN. - MON; - TUBS., SEPT. 23-24-25
ADMISSION 12c-30e-35c
It’ll Tickle 1 our Riba With a Thou Hand and One Laughs
The Technicolor Triumph You’ve Relive for . . .
Butterir^.
Blackberries
Preserves ^
Spinach assja,
Sweet Peas”
Greens res
Cherub Milk;
Cigarettes ts
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
Sept. 23-24-25
rTW (lav Kid t* up to kis ol
krkOa . . . breaking heart*. as
Uakiag Lrwable Tto ladle* la,
him . . . the law hunt. him.
Duncan Renaido an
‘The Cisco Kid” in
- “IN OLD
| NEW MEXICO”
. . . Extra . - .
“DRAFTEE DAFFY”
Meerie Metod, Cartoon
• • • And . . .
“TEE TRIC KS”
Sport* Review
Kitchen Gaft—.....Idk 494
Gold Medal _______101k 554
NOW ia the time to select that
table. We have a new and com-
plete stock of End Tables, Cof-
fee Tables and tamp Tables, in
sey of ]
Shannon
Baird; J
of Haske
Maple, Walnut,(. Mahogany and
Blonde finishes. Come in and
see our display—select now. •
Beef Short Ribs
Beef Roast
Beef Steak
—EXTRA___
' LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS EVENTS
...And...
“WAGON WHEELS” Merrie Melody Cartoon
, KINNEY
Furniture Store
N. Side Square Phone I
S. R. i
firm of 8
Now Yoi
of the 1
rived In
AA a A (t fte.1 IA. Mm
Roa*t SaVauH. i ta. 254
Hamburger crJitSCT- u. 125c
Beef Liver m*L.i___ u. 35c
Lunch Meat tTttJZT" ta. 32c
Frankfurters cfuSni_______ u.' 35c
Sliced Salami <■ rat_______u. 294
WED. - THURS., SEPT. 26-27
Wed. - Thurs.
Sept 26-J27
Electrifying Saspcaw
Unmatched Thrill*
RAY MILLAND and
MARJORIE REYNOLDS
“MINISTRY
OF FEAR”
woo AIm . e
tt Shouldn't Happen to i
bargains
ITS IXClTiMtNl lASHtl
THK SCtflN AQAlMj
fireeh fruita and vegetable now .. while they’re at their beat.
to
----u. 174 Green Cabbage mIIm. u. 44
- 2 94 Carrots . _____ 6c
Colorado Beach
--------84 Mutterd Greens 74
..... ia. 104 Red Redishes r—•..............m. 54
Barba
Take]
Texes Yam*.
Celery ittSf
“CONEY ISLAND HONEYMOON” 2 Red Mimical
Comedy in Technicolor
PLAY WAHOO EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
rrs FUN • ITS PROFITABLE
STEAK
and Mra
Friday fc
enter tha
of Nursir
13 MTIBMS, M 13c
27 NTIBMS, M 18c
31 mum, m 24c
33 MT1QM, M 27c
SCrGA
Oranges s
Lemons zx,
Potatoes;
Tomatoes
Mtea SI
John Tai
villa, last
coume. S
“T”awan
a chip at
tribotea «
Sha ha
Stamford
NEXT WEEK . . .
HUMPHREY BOGART IN “CONFLICT
'COMING NF.XT WKEB
GINGER ROGERS
and JOSEPH GOTTEN
«TLL BE SEEING
YOU"
ON THE STAGE
COUSIN HERALD GOODMAN
AND HIS SADDLE MOUNTAIN ROUND-UP
Doans Pius
for top quality foods at
money saving prices
SAFEWAY
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Craig, Roy M. Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, September 21, 1945, newspaper, September 21, 1945; Stamford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth973170/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.