%he Bulletin, Mount Joy, Po Imany Gretna Playhouse hit Fifteen players and six chap-
Thursday, August 3 3 32
THE BUL LETIN well-known
Published every Thursday audiences,
at 11 East Main Street, Mt. ton Heston,
Joy, Lancaster County, Pa
Larmon D. Smith, Publisher

actors to local more to see the
Chaperon
Kunk
Charl Detoit
drivers were Mr
Charles Etsell,
Pennell,
including team play
Mable T%
and Jay Robinson. ‘Bus Stop’ je,
is his 143rd Gretna produc
Bruce
tion
John E. Schroll mer Brown, and
Editor- Publisher, 1901-1952 The William Inge play ran Longenecked
————— or ore thi year on ; .
Subscription Rate $2.50 per Sa an had cast 0 One of He SURI of
aires J 0 ve which included Kim Stanley, vr oy Rol Baltimore thir
quest. Elaine Stritch, Albert Salmi EB gS
Entered at the post office and Anthony Ross. Inge also baseman. He talked to th
at Mount Joy, Pa., as second- wrote “Picnic” and
class mail under the Act of Back. Little Sheba.”
March 3, 1879. x fini
At Gretna the
Member,
to the start of the
leading roles ter the local group arrive
Pennsylvania News-
paper Publishers’ Association will be played by Jackson in Baltimore, they ate their of 19: 54-5 One Full Hour Cartoon
a” Rr mr. oung, a high-spirited lunch on the lawn of I'he players of these two Show
BUS STOP STARTS boy, and Teresa Du Haime, ala high school adjacent to the teams have again consented
THURS. AT GRETNA girl from the Ozarks who ball park to play What a game last PLUS |
sings in a cafe. Others in the| During the game, another year, you remember, Donegal 5 FEATURES
Charles F. Coglan is ob- cast are Margaret Croyden, highlight for the boys was won by 4 points. No Feature Will Be Shown
serving his 12th season as restaurant owner; Gene Gal- the “consuming of food”. Mr. The game will be played NO yin “Pwic
SLaur ’ - ring
director and co-producer of yin, sheriff; Frank Hammer- Kunkle comme nted on the| during th Rena ”
Gretna PIs Tale 1 a |gracious hospitality showed Date to be announced later. |1— CONQUEST OF |
tna ayhouse which will ton, college professor; John] es (een COCHISE”
be showing the famous Broad pai owboy's ‘1 them by the management of (
sbi Main, the cowboy’s best. Baltimore ball park. Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. 2 BOWERY BOYS IN |
way hit, “Bus Stop’, starting friend; Mary Ruth Martin,|_. - - reer se “JAIL BUSTERS”
Thursday for a week's run. waitress; George Curley, bus " "
: 3—"GUN FIGHTERS
SEE. ..
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Visit Baltimore |
Gene P. Otto co-produces. driver. The set designer is
Robert DeMora.

To have a room he
small heater certainly is
So, for comfort,
n NT
Midget baseball chill. The more gas you
treated to a big
league baseball game Satur-
day by their manager, Rob-|
ert Kunkle, East Donegal St.
Midget -
players were
2 ple ys and for troduci erons made the trip to Balti-
pla ne or introducing erc I COMMITTEE TO MEET
Baltimore
James ve
Pennell, El-
Michae
The business to come before gg .
of the committee is the closing The Eddie Duchin
“Come! lcoal players personally prior the
game, Af

ated in a few seconds by a
use bottle
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OLD TIMERS |

s The Mount Joy Old-Timers|
Athletic Association Execu-|
committee will meet on|
at 8 p. m,, Sept. 4th,
Mount Joy Legion],
all are urged to attend
THURSDAY — FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Kim Novak
Tuesday
at the
J,
ower -
1 Home, I
I'yrone
of the Midget baseball team,
the Gym club for the winter
dg ason, the 3rd annual Old-
e Timers basketball game, plus
second meeting of the
SUNDAY ONLY SEPT. 2
famous basketball teams of
Mt. Joy High School of 1949 DUSK TO DAWN SHOW
d and 1950 and Donegal School Start 8:30 P. M. - Reg. Adm.
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To All In Theatre During
Last Show
MONDAY — TUESDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
“Fire Maidens Of
wonderful good.
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WEDNESDAY ONLY
FAMILY NIGHT
$1.00 For a Whole Carload
Frank Sinatra
Opening
ET BASKET
AUG. 31

Coghlan has had a CLOSED SUNDAYS -
deal of experience directing For Reservations call om
road companies of Broadway Mt. Gretna 4-5611 I.
successes. He also has been 23tfc |m HO

director of many winter and _ —
summer stock companies. A
member of the famous Cogh-
lan acting family, he enjoyed

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Curtain 8:30 P.M.

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THURS. — FRI, — SAT., AUG. 30 - 31 - SEPT. 1
TYRONE POWER — KIM NOVAK -in-
The Eddie Duchin Story
In Cinemascope

MONDAY — TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 -
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