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AND arr. Theatre) a a a a a A The Boston Globe--Saturday, June 30, 1962 Stage, Music Today certo in B-flat: minor, Marilyn Neeley soloist; Pops HoeDown, Hayman; Bugler's Hollday, Anderson; Prayer of Thanksgiving, Valerius-Kremser. "ROSALINDA" Carousel Theater, Framingham, at 4:30 and 9. The Johann Strauss operetta, with Kathryn Grayson, Robert Rounseville a and Thomas Hayward. "THE BEST OF GILBERT AND Arts Festival, AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS SUBURBAN THEATRES Parkway-Natick GIANT FREE PLAYGROUNDS FEATURE Starts FIRST SUN.

THRU THURS. Starls of Dusk Performance AT ALL THEATRES MORE TITANIC THAN ANY STORY EVER TOLD! OF WINNER DEDHAM 4 ACADEMY RTES.16-128 AWARDS DAvIS6-3800 Exclusive SHOWING REVERE RTE.C1 AT SPIRIT" South Shore; Music Circus. Cohasset, at 8:30 p.m. Noel Coward's comedy, starring Zsa Zsa Gabor. BOSTON POPS- Symphony Hall at 8:30.

Closing night, Arthur Fiedler conducting. Wedding March from "Le Coq d'Or," Rimsky-Korsakoff; Siegfried's Rhine Wagner; Fantasia on "Greensleeves." Vaughan Williams: "Espana" Rhapsody, Chabrier; Piano Con- KIRK DOUGLAS LAURENCE OLIVIER JEAN SIMMONS CHARLES LAUGHTON PETER USTINOY JOHN GAVIN NEPONSET ELVIS YUL BRYNNER AV 2:3500 RUN- NEPONSET CIR PRESLEY RUN RUN! SUFFOLK BUT THERE OPP. TRACK LO 7.7900 IS NO FOLLOW ESCAPES V.E.W PARKWAY' THAT 3 FROM RT FA 1 5-6000 ROKBURT DREAM AKRAIN REGULAR PRICES SHOWN NITELY 9:00 OL FRAMING 3-0800 HAM KING 'ALASKAN NATICK JEFFREY HUNTER 7 ADDED FEATURETTE BACK BAY BACK BAY "ONE OF THE MOST ENJOYABLE, FILMS WE'VE EVER SEEN" -Crowther, Times "A charm, combination suspense of Hayley Mills and humor" -Beckley, Her, Trib. Whistle the WIND AIR CONDITIONED FENWAY NOW PLAYING MEDFORD MEDFORD SMASHING HITS SELECT "PICS" OF YOUR CHOICE TOP VALUE STAMPS 5 TWINO 6:45 SHOWER SILVER ADDED DOLLARS HIT PLUS "QUEEN OF TICKETS OUTER PLEASURE ISLAND DRIVE IN SCREEN MEDFORD TWIN CIRCLE SCR'N (EX 6-8800 WELLINGTONF DRIVE-IN ELVIS PRESLEY HE HAD GREGORY ONLY ONE WEAPON ROBERT LEFT MURDER! POLLY PECK MITCHUM BERGEN CHILDREN DREAM CAPE FEAR ESCAPE YUL BRYNNER ROCK HUDSON JEAN SIMMONS SAL MINEO "THIS EARTH IS MINE" AKRAIn COLOR CHILDREN FREE MEDFORD -BRAINTREE EXTRA! FUN--PRIZES AT MEADOW GLEN TONITE FREE DRIVING MACHINE TESTS FOR DRIVERS NON-DRIVERS Meadow Glen DRIVE-IN. DOSE START DRIVE-IN HILARIOUS! TOM POSTON GET YOUR LUCKY COM! JULIA MEADE ALSO "THE WILD WESTERNER" IN COLOR BRAINTREE BRAINTREE BRAINTREE BRAINTREE SOUTH $5 SPICAS ONE TWIN DRIVE IN 9600) SHORE SCREEN SCREEN Elvis Presley (In Color) Magic Word Tom.

Poston "FOLLOW THAT DREAM" Yul Brynner Sal Mineo Ask for Free Magic Coins "ESCAPE FROM ZAHRAIN" STOOGES MEET HERCULES" IN PERSON FOR THE KIDDIES "HOBO THE -FREE PRIZES BURLINGTON BILLERICA BR Route 128 LOEW'S E.M. PINEHURST M03- 0860 Jet.Rte.128 41S DRIVE INS Rte 30 EXIT 4IN on 128 7911. TOM POSTON YUL BRYNNER SAL MINEO JIM BACKUS LAURENCE HARVEY GERALDINE PAIGE JULIA MEADE ZOTZI "ESCAPE FROM ZAHRAIN" plus "THE WILD WESTERNERS" "SUMMER AND SMOKE" 4-6722 FRESH POND AIR OPEN "MOON PILOT" B. Keith T. Kirk-Color-Shown First "A WEEKEND ND WITH LULU" Shirley Eaton-Leslie Phillips SHOW STARTS DUSK -COMPLETE MECHANICAL PLAYGROUND ALLSTON-COMM.

AVE. BACK BAY (Cont.) CAPITOL Tom Tryon LAST 4 DAYS Walt PILOT" in Disney's Color "MOON Yul Brynner "Escape From Zahrain' The Red ARLINGTON WINNER OF 3 ACADEMY AWARDS 1:15 Norway St. NEW CAPITOL WESTERNERS" 8:00 FINE ARTS 7-8140 The magic word for fun "ZOTZ" Shown at BROOKLINE Starts Sun. "KING OF KINGS" Conditioned Eve. "LIGHT IN THE BE 2-3600 (Cont.) PIAZZA COOLIDGE CORNER REGENT O.

deHaviland-R. Brazzl Cyd "BLACK TIGHTS" Color PARKING She Said" M. Rutherford Charisse Mat. "HEY, LET'S TWIST" MacRae "'OKLAHOMA" IN COLOR S. BELMONT CAMBRIDGE The AIR COND.

STUDIO "King Of Kings' IV 4-1706 MAT. 1:45, EVE. 7:45 HARVARD SQ. UN 4-4580 formerly a Universily BACK BAY Walt Disney's 267067 KENMORE MOON PILOT PETER Brynner nt 3:00 6:25 9:45 only Yal "ESCAPE 1:15 4:40 FROM 8:05 ZAHRAIN" TECHNICOLOR SELLERS TWO BRATTLE SO. TR 6-4226 ORC scan play at 7:30 RENOIR'S 9:30 "GRAND ILLUSION" LAST CANTON DAYS Taste DRIVE IN "BURBLING BLUE HILLS? RTE 138 WITH Honey CAR Burt Lancaster-Frank Sinatra KENMORE AIR-CONDITIONED "FROM HERE, ETERNITY" WK.

"ON THE WATERFRONT" KE-6 Marion Brando- Eva M. Saint SHUNT. MASS at UPTOWN 3460 AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT CHELSEA RODGERS Funny Beyond Words HAMMERSTEINS FLOWER DRUM SONG LIEUTENANT OLYMPIANS NANCY KWAN JAMES MYO5H1 HUTTON PAILA PRENTICS Air SHIGETA UMERI CARTER. Brynner "Escape From Zahrain" Cond. Rod Steiger "WORLD IN MY POCKET" Jill Sibley Today Marries Society: Sidney Bixler in Winchester Public Garden, at 8:30 p.m.

Concert presentation of excerpts, starring Martyn Green. "THE KING AND I'-North Shore Music Theater, Beverly, at 8:15 p.m. Celeste Holm and Jose Duval star in the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. "THE Arena Theater, Medford, at 8:30 p.m. Double bill of "Leonce and Lena," by Georg Buchner, and Alfred de Musset's "Fantasio." AMUSEMENTS DEDHAM COMMUNITY Air -Cooled Parking 7:00 "LIGHT THE PIAZZA" 9:00 Mat.

1:30 443 Stooges Meet Hercules" DORCHESTER ADAMS GE 6-2080 AIR CONDITIONED Tom Poston "ZOTZ" 3:00 Julia Meade "WILD WESTERNERS" NEW MORTON GE 6-6300 "King Of Kings" Shown today at 7:45 STRAND (Uphams Corner) CO 5-2000 Ends Disney's "Moon Pilot" Tonite (Air Cond.) Yul Brynner- Sal Mineo Cont. 1 P.M. "'Escape From Zahrain" "FOLLOW Starts, Elvis Presley THAT DREAM" EVERETT "Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" PARK "SIEGE AT SYRACUSE" FRAMINGHAM (Tel. WEEKDAYS SHOPPERS CEdar NOW! at REGULAR PRICES! SUN. ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! SAT.

Best Actor! MAXIMILIAN SCHELL and 8:10 JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG Spencer TRACY Bert LANCASTER Marlene DIETRICH Montgomery CLIFT Richard WIDMARK Judy GARLAND AR CONDITIONED GORMAN Color Paul Newman "SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH" (Air Cond.) "MURDER SHE SAID" ST. GEORGE "ZOTZ" Comedy Mystery (Air Cond.) "WILD GEORGETOWN 133 DRIVE-IN GEORGETOWN ROUTE At Junction of Routes 95 133 Color NOW! "SPARTACUS" at 9:00 HINGHAM LORING "ONE, TWO, THREE 9:00 James Cagney-Arlene Francis D. Reynolds "SECOND TIME ROUND" 7:30 LEXINGTON LEXINGTON J. Stewart-J. Wayne MAT.

1:30 "MAN WHO SHOT EVE. 6:45 9 LIBERTY VALANCE" LYNN LY 3-2560 Cont. from 1:30 p.m. LYNN PARAMOUNT FREE PARKING AIR COND. 1:45 "Escape from Zahrain" "WORLD IN MY POCKET" MALDEN 1-11 P.M.

GRANADA 7654 Air Cond. Ample Parking 1000 Cars Now Thru Saturday Only Disney's 'MOON PILOT', at 2:35 Yul Brynner "'ESCAPE FROM ZAHRAIN" Starts Sun. "'Follow That Dream" E. Presley MEDFORD MEDFORD Jeffrey Hunter "KING OF KINGS" at 8:10 2:10 MILTON MILTON Air Cooled And 199 Yul Brynner "King Deborah Kerr Sun. "LA BELLE AMERICAINE" 7:00 9:00 NEEDHAM PARAMOUNT Mat.

1:30 "Saga of Windwagon Smith" 9 Walt Disney's "MOON NEWTON CORNER RECONDITIONED PARAMOUNT Glenn Ford "Experiment In 9 P.M. Only Yul Brynner "Escape From Zahrain" 7:30 Only Mat. "ZOTZ" "WILD Only WESTERNER" NORWOOD NORWOOD (AIR- CONDITIONED) In "KING KINGS" Color 8:45 QUINCY Disney's "MOON PILOT" STRAND "Escape From REVERE REVERE Popular Prices "KING OF KINGS" SAUGUS SAUGUS DRIE IN "CAPE FEAR" Robert Gregory Mitchum Peck "The Outsider" -Tony Curtis PLAYHOUSE Mat. 6:30 SCITUATE HARBOR. "ROAD TO HONG KONG" HOPE CROSBY SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE BROADWAY BROADWAY Only (Air Conditioned) William Castle's "ZOTZ" "Experiment In Terror" Glenn Ford SOMERVILLE Only (Air Cond.) First Local "King Of SOUTH BOSTON BROADWAY MAT.

"ZOTZ" 3 STOOGES LITTLE RASCALS 5 CARTOONS "ZOTZ" TOM POSTON 8:55 "WILD WESTERNERS" (C) 7:30 SOUTH WEYMOUTH CAMEO "Barbarian the Geisha" (c) Kirk Douglas "TOWN WITHOUT PITY" STONEHAM Cagney "ONE, TWO THREE" Kirk Douglas "Lonely Are Brave" Sat. Mat. "Lonely Are the Brave" WAKEFIELD WAKEFIELD AIR COND. 245-0412 Pkg. "KING OF KINGS" 7:45 1:25 WELLESLEY COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE Air -Cond.

Disney's Walt "MOON PILOT" "Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come" WINCHESTER Phone PA 9.2500 EM.LOEWS WINCHESTER 661 MAIN STREET A STORY OF CHRIST THE GLORY OF HIS SPOKEN WORDS 'KING OF KINGS" 1:40 8 P.M. AIR CONDITIONED WOBURN STRAND Mat. 1:30 "HEY LET'S TWIST" Eve. 7:30 Elvis Presley "G.I. BLUES" WOLLASTON WOLLASTON CONTINUOUS 6 P.M.

Greg. Peck "CAPE FEAR" Tony Curtis "The Outsider" 7:45 By MARJORIE Weddings continue to dar, showing few signs of month of brides ends. Marrying today in Epiphany are Harvard law Bixler and Jill Elaine Sibley, Rev. Dr. John W.

Ellison and Dr. Julius S. Bixler, uncle of the bridegroom, are performing the ceremony at four o'clock, and a reception follows at the house of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Drake Sibley.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Bixler. Wearing white satin and organdy with a skirt of rosetrimmed embroidery, the bride is, carrying an oldfashioned nosegay of white roses and lilies of the valley.

Her mantilla is of Belgian rose lace. Miss Harriet W. Foote of Philadelphia is serving as maid of honor, and bridesmaids are Miss Elizabeth H. Callard of Nahant, Miss Marjorie C. Reynolds of Winchester and Mrs.

James M. O'- Neil of Cambridge. They are all wearing sky blue Belgian linen with bows to match in their hair and carrying straw baskets of garden flowers. Mrs. Sibley is wearing royal blue ribbon silk and Mrs.

Bixler has chosen a blue and white flowered print. John C. Enright of Winchester is best man and ushers are James E. Long New York, Roger Fraser of Wynnewood, and William F. Sibley, brother of the bride.

The bride studied at Dana Hall and graduated last year from Mount Holyoke College. She subsequently has taken the teacher training course at Shady Hill. Mr. Bixler prepared at Phillips Exeter for Amherst College and the Harvard Law School. They will be living in Cambridge.

ARRIVING TODAY from New York are Dr. and Mrs. Carleton Smith, who will be house guests of Mrs. John Alden Carpenter "Sunset Hill" in Beverly. They are coming for the opening concerts at Castle Hill at Ipswich in the John Alden Carpenter Memorial Theater with their children Christophe and Co- Film Times ASTOR- 'Bon Voyage," 9:40, 12:00, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10, Short, 9:30, 11:50, 2:15, 4:35, 6:55, 9:20.

BEACON HILL-'Advise Consent," 9:40, 12:00, 2:20, 4:40, 7:05, 9:30. BOSTON in Spain," Eves. at 8:30, except Sun. at 5:00 7:30. Mat.

Sat. Sun. at 2:30. CAPRI-Will open with "Lolita" on July 6-New location 175 Huntington av. at Prudential Center.

CENTER 9:30, 12:30, 3:35, 6:40, "'Wild Westerners," 11:10, 2:15, 5:20, 8:25. EXETER- Only Two Can Play," 1:45, 3:35, 5:30, 7:25, Short Subjects, 3:25, 5:20, 7:15, 9:10. Down the Wind," 1:49, 3:46, 5:43, 7:40, Shorts, 1:30, 3:27, 5:24, 7:21, 9:20. FINE Red Shoes," 5:20, 7:30, 9:45. "Surprise Boogie," 5:15, 7:25, 9:40.

Side Story," two performances, mat. 2:30, eve. 8:30. KEITH MEMORIAL Touch of Mink, 9:30, 12:35, 3:45, 6:55, "Information Received." 11:05, 2:15, 5:25, 8:30. KENMORE THEATER- Taste of Honey," 1:00, 2:50, 4:40, 6:25, 8:15, "The Little Spoon," 2:40, 4:30, 6:15, 8:05, 9:53.

LOEW'S ORPHEUM "'Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation." 9:45, 12:10, 2:35, 5:00, 7:15, 9:25. MAYFLOWER- "Black Tights," 12:30, 4:55, "Oklahoma," 10:00, 2:30. 6:55. PAR 10:40, 2:05, 5:35, 8:55.

PILGRIM of Monte Cristo." 9:30, 1:30, 5:25, "Bombers B-52," 11:45, 3:40. 7:35. Worker," 9:40, 11:30, 1:20, 3:10, 5:20, 7:20, "Highway Pleasure," 5:00, 7:00, 9:10. Drum Song," 12:55, 5:00, "Horizontal Lieutenant," 11:15, 3:20, 7:30. TUFTS ARENA THEATER Now Air-Conditioned The ROMANTIKS TONIGHT and.

JULY Tickets $1.75, Students $1.00 Reservations SO 6-9662 NANTASKET SAILINGS DAILY SUN. LV ROWES W'F 10:30 am, 1:30 pm, 4:30 pm. LV NANTASKET 12 noon, 3 pm, 6 pm. MOON LIGHT DANCE CRUISE TO-NIGHT EVERY FRI. 8:30 P.M." STAGS COUPLES" ROWES WHARF HU 1000 2- from STARTS TODAY FOR THE SEASON THE NEW S.S.

Daily Regular Sailings Sun. 100-MILE OCEAN CRUISE A Luxurious 300 ft. Steamship: Fast-Radar Equipped -Ship to Shore Tel. Spacious tions Deck Chairs, Parlor Staterooms Available COCKTAIL LOUNGE MUSIC SNACK BAR COMPLETE DINING ROOM Foot State Parking Sat. Sun.

Lu. Boston 10. A.M. 3hr. From Central Wharf To MTA- Get Off Atlantic Stat.

Stop Over- Return Central Wharf 8 P.M. PROVINCETOWN BOAT LINE CENTRAL WHARF Foot of State St. CA 7-0333 W. SHERMAN dominate the social calendecreasing as the June RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH portrays a pipsqueak poet in "Only Two Can Play," at the Exeter. tudes towards life.

Added to these problems are the worries of their children-married and unmarried. ter at the frong time, stairs which fall to pieces, children who do the same, emotionally speaking, and one grand child whose sole remark is "I hate Boompa" every time his grandfather (Mr. Hobbs) comes on the scene. 'a nickname Mr. Hobbs loathes, has to dodge missiles when the spoiled brat sees his quarry within throwing aim.

Jimmy Stewart Stars In Gay Family Comedy By MARJORY ADAMS "MR. by HOBBS Nunnally TAKES Johnson. A A Adapted VACATION" from have furn- novel by Edward Streeter. Directed Family mishaps by Henry Koster. In color.

Jerry ished fun for the world ever Wald production for 20th CenturyFox release. The cast: since matrimony was invented, Mr. Hobbs James Stewart and "Mr. Hobbs Takes a Va- Peggy Maureen O'Hara Joe Fabian cation" is the jolliest sort of Byron John Saxon domestic comedy. Since drawl- Mrs.

Reggie Turner McHugh Reginald Marie Gardiner Wilson ing Jimmy Stewart depicts Katey Marika Valerie Lauri Peters Varda the eminently sensible, well- Janie Lili Gentle meaning father and beautiful Mr. Susan Turner Natalie John McGiver Trundy Maureen O'Hara is cast as his Stan Josh Pieno sentimentally motivated Danny Hobbe Michael Burns Brenda Minerva Urecal spouse, it is possible for Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs to find themselves in a succession of smali himself battling a pump that troubles which spring primar- doesn't work, faucets which ily from their different atti- spout geysers of rare hot wa- The new comedy at the Keith Memorial has warmth, human appeal and the charm of slick production values. It is funnier in some spots than others- but as long as the laughs come in bunches, not many people in the audience are going to scrutinize the Nunnally Johnson screen play too closely, Its theme is the new found theory of "togetherness." Mrs.

Hobbs tells her hard-working husband, who yearns for a vacation away from his children and hopefully collects folders about Europe and luxury ships, that this is the year when they must all spend a vacation together father, mother, children and the "marrieds," the inlaws, and even the grandchildren. The old house she has chosen, sight unseen, turns out to be dilapidated, dirty and with antiquated plumbing as hasn't been seen since the Indian wars. Thereafter Mr. Hobbs finds Daughter (the teen-aged one) is a wallflower, so Mr. Hobbs solves this by bribing young men to dance with her; his son is a TV addict and Mr.

ledge Hobbs has to pretend a knowlof sailing (which gets him into real trouble) to wean him away from the "evil little his married daughters have husband problems of varied sorts, and there are even a couple of weird guests (Marie Wilson and John McGiver) who add considerably to the complications of this "vacation." But everything turns out well--this is a comedy, remember-and even the audience wholly satisfied. After appears, cast has done its best to give merriment and cheer to appreciative patrons. Improvisational Comedy At Compass in Hyannis "COMPASS AT THE YACHTSMAN HOTEL," improvisational comedy presented by Alan Alda, Diana Sands, Rene Ronald Santoni, Suzanne Shepherd and Weyand, opened in Hyannis. Presented by Harvey Epstein and Davis Shepherd. Scenes and dialogues created by the company.

Directed by Shepherd. Music by Bob Hughes. Setting and lighting by Judy Harris and Jack Wolcott. HYANNIS-It's good to know that someone has at last found a useful purpose for the basement of a motel. At Yachtsman hotel the management has decided to stock it with entertainment.

It's improvisational--the audience is asked to suggest a skit-fast and witty. The five performers are young and eager and have a freshness that Cape Cod has been waiting for. I House Passes $16,000 Pay for Hub Judges Boston Municipal Court judges will receive the same $16,000 salary as their counterparts in the fulltime district courts under terms of a bill approved yesterday by the Massachusetts Earlier the House had turned down a bill which would have given the Boston Municipal Court justices $17,000 annually. The measure was revived when Rep. George V.

Kenneally (D-Dorchester) offered an amendmen to cut proposed pay raise for the judges from $2000 to $1000. The pay scale of these judges has lagged $1000 behind the fulltime district courts since the Legislature last year boosted the pay of the district court judges from $14,000 to $16,000. The chief justices would receive $17,000 annual under terms of the bill. The chief justice traditionally has been paid $1000 more than the associate justices on this court. The Drive-Ins The Twin Drive-In Theater, Medford, will present the following films Sunday through Tuesday: "The Three Stooges Meet Hercules," "Last of the Vikings," "The Devil Made a Woman" and "Queen of Outer Space." At midyear, Boston has had Quintree Drive-In Theaters, "From the Terrace" and "Pickup on South Street" will be shown Sunday and Monday, Winchester's Church of the student Sidney Rodgers both of Winchester.

(Mt. Forist) LIVING IN CAMBRIDGE after her wedding in Berlin, N.H., will be Mrs. George T. Canavan (Irene L. Halle) and her husband, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Canavan of Braintree. lombe. After July 4 they plan a three months' trip to Latin and the Galapagos Islands.

He is president of the National Arts Foundation. PARTY PLANS will have to wait until September for debutante Ann Ames Cole. Daughter of Col and Mrs. Roy W. Cole Jr.

of Carlisle Barracks, she is staying with Mrs. Knight Ames in Milton and doing volunteer work for the Boston Junior League during the Summer. She will be presented at a dance in the Milton-Hoosic Club on Sept. 3. Ann was educated abroad at Folkschoolan in Stockholm, at the American School in London and at the American School in Paris.

She also studied at Brown's Academy in Norfolk, Va. and graduated from Beaver. She plans to study at The Rhode Island School of Design. She is a provisional member of both the Junior League and Vincent Club. SYMPHONY HALL FINAL SEASON PERF.

TONIGHT at 8:30 POPS ARTHUR FIEDLER, Conductor AMUSEMENTS Your AN ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR E.M.LOEW'S FINDS THE MAGIC WORD FOR FUN! CENTER TZ' WASHINGTON AT STUART ST. "The WILD WESTERNERS" IN COLOR HEALTHFULLY AIR -CONDITIONED RKO KEITHS Memorial GRANT NOW CARY DORIS DAY Touch of Mink PANAVISION I COLOR GIG YOUNG AUDREY and NEW 2nd feature CAUGHT in the underworld's Double Double -Cross. 'INFORMATION RECEIVED' DOORS OPEN AT 9:15 AM Loews ORPHEUM NOW OPPOSITE FILENE'S LI 2-3491 Rollicking Fun! Sand, Sea and Sun JAMES MAUREEN STEWANT OHARA WALD HOBBS TaKES a VACATION CinemaScope Color FaBIAN JOHN SAION- MARIE WILSON IN BERMUDA after their wedding in Berlin, N.H., are Mr. and Mrs. George Theodore Canavan (Irene L.

Halle) who were married in St. Ann's Church. Rev Rodolthe Drateau officiated at the ceremony which was followed by a reception at the Town and Country Inn in Gorham, N. H. The bride, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Halle, also of Berlin, was given in marriage by her father. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Canavan of Braintree. Mrs. Eugene Erickson of Berlin, the bride's sister, was matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Louise and Miss Marie Canavan, the bridegroom's twin sisters, and Miss Mona Soucy of Boston. Alexander M.

Canavan, the bridegroom's twin brother, was best man. Another brother, John J. Canavan was head usher with Raymond Halle of Berlin, the bride's brother, and Raymond Vaschone of Cambridge. Mrs. Canavan attended Plymouth Teachers College.

Her husband is a graduate of Burdett College in Boston and received an A.B. degree from American International College in Springfield. After their wedding trip they will live in Cambridge. AMUSEMENTS AIR- CONDITIONED ASTOR Trement at Beyistes WALT DISNEY Presents FRED MacMURRAY JANE WYMAN BON VOYAGE! Me by BUENA VISTA Ca. 01962 wat Disney Productana COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED SACK Theatres Academy Award Winner BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR NEW SUMMER POLICY Two Shows Every Day 2:30 8:30 $150 BALCONY SEATS STORY Sat.

(Ex. Fri. Eves.) GARY Stuart LI 4 2-7080 Tremont Otto Preminger presents a HENRY FONDA DON MURRAY LAWFOR0 A WALTER PIDGEON PETER TONE GENE TIERNEY LAUGHTON LEW AYBES FRANCHOT CHARLES CA 7- Beacon Hill 6676 9 a.m. Opp. Parker House Doors Open President Kennedy is now a favorite for impersonation, and Alan Alda did the honors in this resort community familiar with the President.

Rene Santoni seemed the most relaxed on opening night. His portrayal of a TV doctor was excellent. Diana Sands and Suzanne Shepherd went after every line that had shred of meat, en and revived some that didn't. But the feature of the evening was Ronald Weyand's delightful characterization of an inebriated dog that's been dipping into his master's Scotch. The show doesn't have all the improvisations the program claims it has, but it's a I smart brand of comedy, Winthrop to Name New Gymnasium For James Holland A resolution favoring the school naming of a proposed high gymnasium in honor James H.

Holland, Winthrop school committee member and long-time schoolboy sports coach, was adopted last night at a special town meeting. The resolution was presented by school committee member John A. Canavan Jr. Holland, 64, died Tuesday morning. The previous evening he had been active at the meeting, which voted to provide $102,000 to draw up plans and make preliminary arrangements for construction of a high school at Veterans Field.

In other action it was voted to postpone any move to transfer the Veterans Field playground from the board of park commissioners to the school committee. MAGNIFICENTLY Doyle, THRILLING! Record American Miracle worker AND STARRING INTRODUCING ANNE BANCROFT PATTY DUKE L1 2-4600 Continuous Shows COMING from Metro-Goldwyn-Maver Te the see CAPRI Te the MUSIC WALL Gala Premiere lute 6 Gala Premiere July 12 "BOYS NIGHT CONDITIONED DOWNTOWN BOSTON TECHNICOLOR PRESENTS HATARI! ELSA and RED JOHN WAYNE KRUGER- MARTINELLI ATC GET ATC MORE THEATRES CORP. Movie Bulletin AMERICAN OUT OF OUT TO A MOVIE! LOUIS DAN Count of Monte Cristo' "Bombers CONDITIONED B-52" All Color PLUS 222 MAYFLOWER Show! "Black Tights" "OKLAHOMA" AIR CONDITIONED CLEVELAND CIRCLE WALTHAM CIRCLE Air-Cond. Continuous Shows Today EMBASSY Air Cond. Walt Disney's "MOON PILOT" "LIGHT in the PIAZZA" "ONE, TWO-THREE" "Escape From Zahrain" Shown At 3:50 7:35 WEST NEWTON HANCOCK VILLAGE NEWTON Eve.

Earth Caught Fire" HANCOCK Mat. Cont. 6:00 7:45 Gregory Peck "CAPE FEAR" 9:15 MAT. "DAY EARTH CAUGHT FIRE" CTNS. Disney's "Moon Pilot" Yul Brynner "'Escape from DRIVE-IN THEATRES NO.

READING- -Rt. 28 62 MATTAPAN 2 Disney Hits "MOON PILOT" 10:10 ORIENTAL (Air Cond.) Walt Disney's "GREYFRIARS BOBBY" 8:35 "MOON PILOT" (Color) WEYMOUTH DRIVE-IN, Route 3A Yul Brynner-Sal Mineo DISNEY'S "MOON PILOT" AT 10:10 From Zahrain" Color plus "JUNGLE CAT" COLOR 8:45 "Escape BOTH IN COLOR! A.