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a 1 1 Li V.J I'mi 1 lis ii 1 Fra D.iy, a Soviet-built cruiser (f the Sverdlov class. It was ih's vear in the heat of conflict with the Dutch over West New Guinea. Tiiiilil Of Ijiiiaiur Film By I 01 I 1 1 O. PARSON'S lo! A v. oiid ANYTHING that Jnjr.d Bergman dramatic f.re.

Add her lustre to the u-rsum of Tennessee Williams' prize winning play. "The of the Iguana." and Seven Arts producers Ray Stark and I liot Hyman have come up with a potent attraction. tomes and infused, Ha war a begins to i r- trouble is her nasty husband, so she takes matters into her own hands by taking the girl back home to Ireland. Meanwhile, Finch has said enough to make one suspect he'd welcome a mercy killing in his wife's case. In Ireland, everything goes wrong and Miss Hayward is almost on trial again.

The end- BV L'iW HOFTI VUOR SI 'SAN seems sfi-nd a lot cf time in and she doesn't always come off too well at that. She's on trial again, almost twice, in "I Thank a Fool," at Loew's. Despite the meaningless title, it's a pretty pood English-set yarn involving mood and motive, and for once in her career, kittenish Susan is upstaged and outcharmed by another female. She's Britisher Diane Cilen-to, who has been seen on American screens only occasionally. She really should be on more.

She's pretty in an odd sort of way, with a throaty voice and natural vitality that contrive to make veteran Susan look haggard, green-skinned, and stagey. Another dynamic Britisher, Peter Finch, rounds out the fatal triangle, with the lovely English and Irish landscapes and settings almost making a fourth star in the film. Niv.n .1 tor on trial for the nii-rty killing of her lover. Fine is the prosmitor who Jr.vcs fur a miu itnuii, uiiJ gets it. though the two-year sentence seems a bit light.

When she's out of jail again, she finds it difficult to get a job, so gratefully accepts even a questionable position in the country, not even meeting her employer until she gets there. It turns out to be the man who prosecuted her, Finch. IT SEEMS his wife is a bit balmy, and needs constant attention. There is really nothing outwardly wrong with the lady, played by Miss Cilento. She's Irish, and inclined to be a bit outspoken, but she's really quite lovable.

However, Miss Hayward soon begins to suspect her charge is a schizophrenic, and requires real medical care. The husband refuses. He won't have his sprightly, half-wild wife locked up. More suspiciously, he gives Miss Hay- "I think we should bring the business back to Hollywood where it belongs. We will make both 'Playboy' and 'Monsieur Cognac' in Holly, wood, but a second unit will film exteriors for 'Cognac' in Paris." Tony said he was very hap I V.

1 Bv. i i 1 4 Professional Theatre on irage "THE FANTASTICKS" Oct. 2-7 8:30 P.M. Use your Shoppers Charge tor tickets ot Box Office, tick- ets also at all 5 Tuchman stores and I a I Ticket Agency. WA 5 2313 TODAY! CONT.

VIOLATED WOMEN 3 CAVORTING in "The Fantasticb," Intro Productions' season opening musical, are (left to right) Jim Friedman, Jill Hill, Peter Ratray and Bill Munchon. It starts Tuesday at the Zaring. innocent viciimi ot 4 (hi traflie in 1 iV! ing seems a little weak, but since the story relies on a mood set mostly by Miss Cilento, it gets by. NOW SHOWING V-T-w NOTHING but NOTHING is FUNNIER uti spicier then vT? ieacher 75c 5:45 to 6 11:10 A.M. tl 30 P.M.

iHuir IUS IXOTIC SHORT SUIJfCTS DOWNTOWN 23 West Ohio St. ENTERTAINMENT NITELY Returned By Popular Demand "TlfJY TiiT and the Giants of Rhythm DANCING 9 P.M. TILL 2 A.M. NO COVER NO MINIMUM AT MORLEY'S Dinners of distinction! The incomparable music of Bill Heiss at the organ! Coclttails, too! lo Now- si! Or A CARLOAD Iml nr. Hi MB.

1 I Tti ir hii.iissm jJiWJ I 5 In The KAS BAR Lounge Dancing and Entertainment STEVE ROSE COMBO JIM KELLY, Vocalist Open 'til 2 A.M. No Cover No Minimum 2800 East 38th In The MEADOWS MEXICAN FOOD TACO HOUSE 7541 E. ash. Closed Monday FL 6-7424 Air-Conditioned MERIDIAN at 22nd Inprid plays the role created on Broadway by Margaret Leighton, and while Bergman is the first signed, two other internationally famed stars will be added to the picture. "Night of the Iguana" which won the New York Drama Critics award as the best American play of 1 961-62 season, is being adapted for the screen by Gavin Lambert.

Getting back to Ingrid, I'm glad that she is denying trouble in her marriage to Swedish impresario Lars Schmidt. She's had enough headaches in her private life. TONY CURTIS's called from New York to say he had been to the Patterson-Liston fight with Paul Schoenstein, editor of the New York Journal American. "He's a great guy," said Tony, "and I want him to play in one of my movies." Tony was adamant about not making any more pictures in Europe. He said, TODAY! 2:00 i 8:15 A TECHNICOLOR mi: s-vvH nn on opi DMI II Ihru SI I'i Noon Ihru 1) SPfCWL CONSIDERATION I GIVEN TO SOCIAL, CMUBCH AND INDUSTRIAL CROUPS PHONE ME 41S47 ll (ilium- i TECHNICOLOR TtCHWRAVA 7 M7 mm -MM miwipi.

ii mi" aiiiiiiii'jtiii 1W1 lUiiiiiiiwrni iitiiiiiiiniiiiii DAILY: 11:30 I 3 37-S 57 17 I BWrv'J PLUS "AIR PATROL" NATURES AT 12246810 1:303:305:307:309:30 ldVlU rf i I INTRODUCING IlivenWsordi py for Janet Leigh and her narriage to Bob Brandt. "Our problcns extended over a number of years, and no other voman was involved, but she's wonderful girl and a wonderful mother to my children. I can S'e them at any time under any circumstances." ROCK HUDSON heads directly to Armond, New York, and Marilyn Maxwell when he finishes his final scene in "The Gathering of Eagles" on location in Omaha. Atmond is where Marilyn has been re cuperating at her brother's farm after her long, long illness in the Mt. Kisco Hospital.

"Marilyn is much better and much happier since she's been joined by her 4-year-old son, Matthew," Rock said. "In fact, she's entered the youngster in kindergarten there." Methinks Marilyn will be much, much, much better when Rock gets there. BRENDA LEE stopped in Hollywood to shop for clothes for her nightclub engagement in Las Vegas. She's now one of the tip top singers in the country, and is very popular with the younger generation. She says she's down to 95 pounds, and since weight was always a problem with her, this makes petite Brenda very happy.

WHEN TY Hardin's bride, Marlena Schmidt Germany" of 1961), learns to speak English better they'll find a lot more to discuss than household matters. Before she became a beauty contestant, Marlena studied mechanical engineering in Germany. Ty Mi SUSAN PETER HAYWARD FINCH I THANK A FOOL FRIDAY ANNE BANCROFT "THE MIRACLE WORKER" imttW 1 irnMtt fpL DIANE CYRIL Wl CILENTO GUSACK I. A I LEMON TWIST LOUNGE Air Conditioned For Your Dancing Pleasure Prospect 5-0548 "Twist" Contest Mon. thru Thurs.

Jam Session Sat. DANCING NITELY DUKES Coupon Beat This One Will Yal niM''JMr NOW OPEN 11:45 A.M. I 1 yAw mmr 5 FISH SANDWICHES and 2 French Fries Only Bring this coupon to the RED BARN Drive In 2424 East Washington St. Coupon New Theater Group Plans 'Barber' Play FOR THEIR premier production, "The Torch-Bearers," a new theater group, will present "The Barber of Seville" by Beaumarchais. Two performances of the 18th-century comedy in its original dramatic form will be given Oct.

26 and 27 in the Indiana World War Memorial Auditorium. Producer of the play is William B. Lewis and the production will be designed and staged by Ernest Rumbarger, with mimed sequences staged by Fred McDowell. was an engineering major at. Texas A and before he was discovered by Paramount while working at the Douglas Aircraft Plant here.

Someone said Ty will be foolish insisting the shy, beau tiful Mrs. Hardin learn too much English. How can married people quarrel when one doesn't speak the ETHEL MERMAN was the center of attraction at the dinner party given by Dodie and Jimmy Pendleton celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary. Ethel's cut her hair short, had it made blonder, and looks ten years younger. She was escorted by Roger Eden.

Rosalind Russell did a terrific twist with Will Fry. Kay Gable came with Efrem Zim-balist and Clifton Webb escorted Nadia Gardner (Reggie is working out of town.) Lee Anderson was on the arm of John Vivyvan, that beau about town. Show Time CINEMA "Bachelor Tom Peeping," at 6, 8:30 and 11 p.m. "Master of the Congo Jungle," at 7 and 9:30 p.m. CIRCLE "The 300 Spartans," at 11:30 a.m., 2:50, 6:10 and 9:30 p.m.

"Air Patrol," at 1:25, 4:45 and 8:05 p.m. ESQUIRE "Carry On Teach-er," at 6, 8 and 10 p.m. INDIANA "Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm," at 2 and 8:15 p.m. KEITH'S "Best of Enemies," at 12, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 p.m. LOEWS "I Thank a Fool," at 12:20, 2:15, 4:10, 6.05, 8 and 9:55 p.m.

DePauiv Faculty Concerts To Begin Greencastle, Ind. Two members of the DePauw University music school will present the first faculty recital of the school year Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. in Meharry Hall. Professors Herman Berg, violin, and Henry Kolling, piano, will perform a varied program, beginning with Sonata in Major by Respighi arranged for violin by Antonio Vivaldi. Following Saint-Saens' Concerto in Minor, Berg and Kolling will play The Fritz i 1 arrangements of Grave by Friedemann Bach, Siciliano-Rigaudon by Francois Francoeur, Hungarian Dance by Johannes Brahms, 'and Liebesfreud by Kreisler.

HOW SH0WIH6 If. Th VI Mil 'Tl? Risque Riotous! msfifcjnn 75C 5 45 HI TONIGHT O'lN II Bachelor Tom MQiT ZINQ AOVINIUH1 OPENS MONDAY! TODAY and SUN. Sept. 29 and MUSICAL LAFFNOTES! "THE TUNESMErr' "Get ready to opplaud" the talent of one of the most entertaining trios of all times. Have played Pol's, Salty's.

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