St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 54

8G May 30. 1954 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Photoplays Photoplays Photoplays Photoplays Photoplays 335 i'Tl'ifTOT' Ti iaMBeaVaMeieaaMHBMMMB RB niii, in.giii in i hi r- Housewives Touching Up With Paint Around Home By Dorothy Brainerd THE OPERA DEPARTMENT uder fit dlrcfie tod'ilao Vorfo present, a nw vertioi of THE GONDOLIERS a GILBERT AND SULLIVAN opera featuring lecol lololifi curtom 'ei'aaee' (canary carta. Wednesday, June 2, 8:15 p.m. Wallsto High School Auditorium Evirgrcea ino Wills Avinots THE summer season gets I Ai under way, it is time to wield your paint brush on all sorts oiuioico ju' a (Clortw TW Instltvt (7101 lonhonm) 1, I.

iiw uuuie 1 vj iiavc mat fc nfffT span appearance. But do be i Come Out and See the New Ultra Modern careful to use the right finish If you want to be completely i satisfied with the results your labors. Porch floors and steps prob A I 1 I At ably show signs of wear. For 1 AMUSEMENT PARK tMat4 Overlook tk Miialulpol" euner wooa or concreie a unisn i SWIMSKATE PLAT tioo.ooo im.r.v.n..f coat of porch-and-deck paint is jy my r.itncu its tun bectaiibamt I tJ I iic aavisauie. joeneaui use a primer of a slightly thinned version of the same paint on wood floors and steps.

For cement, an alkali-resistant primer often is recommended. Also suitable for concrete floors are the rubber -base and similar coatings made expressly for concrete floors. Before any of these are applied, hard and glossy concrete should be roughened with a weak solution of muriatic acid or a specially prepared etching compound available at almost all paint stores. Ntw Moon Rvcktt New Gheit Trail a T' i A RA 'S. jpNtw New Spoet Ship, lWiX V' 'f I nZ-rvo i SPEND AN ENJOYABLE DECORATION DAY AT ENJOYABLE vSTANTON' MERAMEC BEAUTIFUL CAVERNS IOURION Of course it is important that steps be thoroughly dry before they are used.

A good trick is to do the job in two operations, painting first, third and fifth steps the first day and the second, fourth and sixth the next day. Shabby fiber porch rugs, if not discolored, can be given a coat of transparent exterior stain to freshen them. If there are blemishes which should be covered, use a canvas paint. Floor enamels also may be used if thinned about 80 per cent with thinner. Frames of screens should be painted to match the color of the window and door frames.

Better give the screen wire a coat of paint on both sides before painting the frame. Steel or galvanized screens need a U.S. Trout Hatchery LEASBURG ONONDAGA CAVE I CUBA Oierk Reiorta EfEHllMSC: CHFEHMS ONLY 54 Miles from St. Louis I Hour out DUAL HT. 66 MISSOURI'S GREATEST SCENIC ATTRACTION Jessu James Hideout PHOTO-LIGHTED Beautiful Picnlo Grounds OPEN (VERY DAT ST.

JAMES Boyi Town of Miitourt Meramec Springs Roll School ol Minn STANTON, MISSOURI AT TO JOPLIN idr--V toll IT' RSI0 i protective coating to prevent rust; copper and bronze wire screens need It so that they will not disfigure the wall beneath them. Use either spar varnish or special screen paint Both can be applied with a spray gun, 'brush, roller or screen-painting tcol. And here is a good trick to remember: While the paint or varnish is still wet, jar the screen occasionally to keep the holes in the mesh from becoming clogged. Be sure to apply wood preservatives to those portions of fence posts, trellises and arbors which will be under ground. Regular house paint is satisfactory for the finish coat, but there also are special trim-and-trellis paints.

These trim-and-trellis paints also may be used for exterior iron work, as may other types ef exterior enamel. However, if there is any rust on the Iron it must be removed first, and any bare spots should be coated with an anti-corrosive primer before the finishing coat is applied. For asbestos shingles there is a special flat waterproof paint which comes in white but may Tift -')-' ff-m irt i if i iWi Mf i Yn i iHim iwiijn A 3 jm rr rr nnn I Enjoy the Admiral of Cinerama Fame Special HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS TODAY TOMORROW 10 am to 4 pm ft Pknty of ffoom Free Parking CMon Along tit i i uu i uu uu iu uu -uii i be tinted any desired color. It will keep asbestos shingles from staining through and is alkali- Gay MOONLIGHT DANCES Sun Wed Thur-Fri Sat 9 pm to 12 HAL HAVIRD'S 12-Pe. ORCHESTRA resistant.

This same paint can be used on any upright masonry surface such as concrete, brick or THE ONLY DRIVE-IN THEATRE p---- 5 oE THE CITY 0F ST-l0UIS avPT7 JieS 43C0 S. BROADWAY at CHARITON hr cav flrf i SO" portend- b.H.Mtfa.iM Scenic DAY TRIPS Sun Wed Thur Fri 10 am to 4 pm SAT. AFT. MATINEE 2:30 to 7 pm COCKS AND ADVANCE TICKET OFFICE FT. OF WASHINGTON AVE.

Ilia 1 inm stucco walls and is fine for brightening up the barbecue pit. WE HOPE that some reader has the answer to this question, since we certainly don't know it and have been unable to find It. Mrs. D. C.

E. of Belleville, 111., writes: "I recently came into possession of a family hair-braid wreath. Before having it suitably framed, I am wondering if there is any way of refreshening it. Through the years it naturally has become somewhat soiled. I would be grateful if you or your readers m.

i-Huu uayugni saving lime Photoplays Photoplays ii could suggest something. We shall be grateful, too, if TWO OUTSTANDING HITS SELECTED ESPECIALLY FOR EXHIBITION ON OUR WIDE SCREEN! SEE THE VIVID COLORS DISPLAYED IN ALL THEIR SPLENDOR! GARY COOPER someone can offer a suggestion. Any homemaking problems bothering you? If so, write to Dorothy Brainerd in care of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. She will either answer your ques tions or publish them and see if other readers have the answers 300 SEATS AVAILABLE FOR WALK-IN PATRONS PARKING SPACE FOR 1000 CARS Modern Refreshment Center Large and Modern Rest Rooms Finest in Motion Picture Entertainment Always a Cool River Breeze for you.

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6:40, "BATTLE OF ROGUE RIVER," at 2:14, 5:19, 8:25. PAGEANT "MURDER 0f MONDAY." at 2.00, 3:54, 5:42. 7 40, FOX "DIAL FOR MURDER." 12:15. 3:35. "LOOPHOLE," at 2:05, 5:25, 8:45.

AMBASSADOR "THIS IS CINERAMA," at 2:30, 8:30. ST. LOUIS "3 COINS IV THE FOUNTAIN." at 12:00, 2:02, 4:04, 6:06, 8:08, 10:10. SHADY OAK RICHMOND "THE LXVIN1 DESERT." at 3:09, 5:00. 7:00, 9.00.

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