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I t. 4-D Cincinnati Enquirer Friday, January 8, 1953 ana vision 4CR1IS. Spooferama! E. B. Radcliffe CHICAGO (Special) MikeiWorld In 80 Days" and camps i with scents and smells to Todn Jr.

is going to lead auikenors around by the nose with the same happy results Mike, Senior, obtained by using! razie-dazzie. That was proved here! Wednesday nipht when young duction. "Mystery" kids the Mike premiered "Scent Of basic commodity of the Ameri-Mvstery," his first Smell-O- can movie the chase. But It Vision picture. it as good as "Around umDreiia-canying young t' I SHOW TONIGHT AT Si30l MalAMMDl- characteristics of stubbornness and fanatical devoLon to convert- tion found in the world traveler of "80 Days.

And for thia ehap'a gentle- mans gentleman Scent subsU tutes a wondrous Spanish taxi driver and a beat cab with a personality all its own. What happens to "Scant's" vacationer and cabbie Is cops and robber as exciting as the "80 Days" race against time and obstacles. The happenings cover the movie thriller catalogue from A for armed assault by a sharpshooter telescopic rifle to u. VV, and for the wildest umbrella and upside down airplan ride on film. EVKRYTHIXO that happens can be enjoyed at a couple of levels.

On the surface there's swell melodrama and mystery hanky panky. Kids ougth to go for this. Under the surface there's brightly written togue-in- chcek travesty on melodrama. This oupht to Interest a big por tion of the movie-going audience which has piven up movie going because the biggest pictures were also the biggest and most preten tious bores. As for the word befitting the handling of a light but highly functional and Intelligent script the word is superb.

Every detail of acting and production Is ex i.l. I I Is AT COP A Louis McBnde, magician and ventriloquist, Is featured with the Isley Brothers at the Copa Club today through Sunday. I Emperors Lady Arthur Darack RIVER VIEW Lwrncburg Harrison, Ohio SUN. ROOSEVELT Ltl A Mil ROtltTTII Liquor Fine Food MErcury 4-2330 SAT. JAN.

9th LESTER LANIN ORCHESTRA with America's Most Danceaba Seat RES. PO 1-5050 COMING SAT. JAN. 14 GLEN MILLER ORCHESTRA TODAY at 2:00 TOMORROW af 8:30 MOURA LYMPANY Pianist Music Hall IP -JIVfT- 1 pedient. Few movies can match Jtiatl Itinirt-lH Rimltk "ANATOMY OF A MURDER" Vkltr Mttart-lMDM 0Cirl "TIMBUKTU" taKll TMK MATH WAyT--r 9imdc4 in Ffill dXEMIRACul I AftTMAM COlOt ail tun REtEtVtO Mvuvnan )LX ttUTER I 5JW I II 1 III I MOMENTS LEFT FOR LOVU, rm I GINA L0LL0BRI6IDA 1 1 HWIMMHBaMM Bonn I "ATTACK OF THE SO FOOT WOMAN" plus "GIANT VEHEMOTH'" MOL'RA LYMPANY, piano soloist Beethoven's "Emperor Concerto" this afternoon and Saturday night at Music Hall, presents the sharpest of contrasts with Beethoven concerto i heighten sensory appeal.

Like "80 Days" the new! "Scent Of Mystery" la spoofe jrama, Mike, Senior's, special contribution to epic movie pro- uses a white-vested, spats-wear- Lnplishman to do it. And the doing is done in Spain in the most glorious, sun-drenched, spectacular coastal region camera was ever pointed at Mike is using the big 70 mm camera for the job in color, plus a new eight-channel sound sys tem. The perspective for both eye and ear thus effected makes the audience a more than ever vital party to the action. You're there, man! For real! WHAT HAPPENS there has some similarity to what Happened in "SO Days," But the parallels in characters and plot are more acceptable than annoying. And there's just as much fun in this story, which sticks to one spot and a few actors.

instead of employing a globe and a three-nation steilar system. AXVWAY in "Scent Of Mystery," a handsome young I Britisher on vacation has certain! LAST 2 DAYS CH 1-1230 vti It 00 GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE Broadway't Top ComtdyHHI JOAN DONALD BENNETT COOK IE0 E. CARROLL CONRAD NAGEL ivpleasire ofiiiscompaw PRICES: Friday and Stturdjy rilghti. Ofih S3 10: S.k. S4SJ $4 00.

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SI 30. iTii.l lnclud.4 I HERMAN KIRSCHNER PRESENTI Belletto PIANO LOUNGE 515 Walnut LUNCH Wild MAZZA Til I MIL BIG STAGE SHOW 2 STAR ATTRACTIONS IN PERSON cittWEfFrajf IHaV ML MB in soloists of the past. In place ofisame giee mai ciiHracie, GAVETY DANCER Ann Perri, "The Jane Russell oi Burlesque," is the star of the "Paris Strip Revue" at the Gayety beginning today, 7:00 Harry Bflafontt "ODDS AGAINST TOMORROW" Bob Hopt "Ssven Littlt Foyi" Jack Palanct "THE LONELY MAN' NEVER SO FEW ARE THE viiig uINATRA NOW SHOWING RIIO W1 2 I I Iffli nM RiCHARU IIPAIH such male dragons as Serkln, Schnabel, Gieseking and Hof-j mann, all of whom have breathed the fires of the "Em peror in incinnati recent decades, Miss Lympany of Devonshire is a lovely lady, trim, feminine sparkling. The name Lympany goes back the 15th Century. The mod ern spelling is umpenny dui the pianist prefers the old spell- ing.

"I was actuaily born mi Cornwall but I really call myself, avt I don't feel Cornish" said a boat and we garden mad Ourtwrt It "a MHiummtf Nlihft iMlionl. Svmphlltv N. 1t Billh.wa. In l-Flaf milir 'Mill Lvmiinvl. Wuilltltr't SO ta 14.50 CH 1JJ3I fl BRIAN mSB.

yJm udeni cuts Stage. Night Clubs I WIK. MOM DOWNTOWN! I IkjrihlU ATI lot Iwrv-l, ht.l DIXIELAND JAZZ SATURDAY NIGHT 9:30 P.M. to 2 A.M. If AND HIS QUEEN CITY JAZZ BAND HOTEL SIMON Dl 1-I2WO It.

A NEW SEASON 1 I Li fp "OVER 21 DANCE" tpa iiiiii.ii-: a.m lihr Ooneing Every VVtdndoy iiV $1.25 Per Person Unci. CHARLIE KEHRER AND HIS Apk fmi lucille tl ROBERTS GARDNER BENEDICT MORO-LANDIS DAN JIMMY WILBER LARRY VINCENT SHOW TIMf ifu.ot Sm.H tOVB CHAtGE Sot. Piplp Sun. Sun, Matinee to 7 P.M. The I'abulous bull I onuu.

With Big New York Show ij Featuring LOUIS McBRIDE "I World Famous Magician 1 Ventriloquist Mom. rriaay cr sunaajr i.au Mi.liluohn. Cenctrt No. Tkkiti It TONIGHT Ms oiu iiKsrn.t Itj and Friday! fl i Taxes) Until 1 I ORCHESTRA JAN. I3TH Jk I ,1 WUWl I1 I the jane russell FORD ifejy ed die i do something classical but I said no.

Everybody would point and say 'he puts his wife on the At this point Miss Lympany's tomato juice arrived and she; proceeded to sip it with the an i mar iiui i ui uivi a uut not similar juices). "I never take a drink the day of a concert or rehearsal" said Miss Lympany. Since she is playing or rehearsing almost every day in the week. Miss Lympany will never know as much about John Barlevcorn as she does of the other B's Beethoven, Brahms Bach. What doe she do for relaxa tion? "We have a house in the country -a workman's cottage 0 Long island.

That's the Kng lish in me. It's on water. We ly. We grow only what grows there. Roses old fashioned roses, peonies, marigolds, pe tunias.

In the summer I have masses of things. I've had bad luck with delphiniums Miss Lympany has grey-green eyes, arched eyebrows, a firm round face, and a Siamese cat, Sukl. "Suki's quite happy she's on the bed with me or on the piano. I'm batting away and there she sits contented as a cat. Is Suki musical? She walks on the keys but, like all cats, she is disdainful of sounds other than those nhe manufactures herself.

Miss Lympany arose to get back to the sound of "The Emperor," one of "the noblest of beasts and one that she send purringly from the keys today. TONITE! 4 BIG HITS Box Offlci Optn Till I A. M. Free Coffee Donuts Served At Last Show RTLE Acre HOOKIDAUD RLM IT TILL NOW! ROBERT RYAN TINA LOUISE (11 AT 11:10 JAMES STEWART DORIS DAY MTCHCOCK AT 11J VICTOR MATURE YVONNE 0E CARLO Th HoHewt Adventure Prom Here To on Sale at Box Office DAYS THEATER 01 0FFICI OPEN DAIIT 11 A M- ao M. CENTRAL TICKET OFFICI 430 VINI IT.

10 A 5 30 M. ri) ar 30 m. al JHdUT WINTtHS llnV MAKRT IfLAFONTt 'T1J1I R0IIRT RYAN 141 Lympany. "My mother's people come from Devonshire. "Our family tree was cut up it had a bad period during the Reformation.

There's a lot of Lympanys in Devonshire. The other day I had a cute letter from a rector in Devonshire. He said: 'Dear Miss Lympany, forgive the impudence but I wonder if you know that a Sir William Lympany was a rector here? As our church is very run down, I thought maybe you would be interested in sending us some money. "I sent them a little check to help them along and the rector replied: 'You didn't not answer and you didn't write me stinking answer back but a check, feo nice of you to Miss Lympany's husband is Bennett Korn, manager of TV stations in New York and. Washington.

"Does your husband ever suffer you to perform on his TV programs?" I asked. No," said Miss Lympanv firmly. "After the pavola busi ness he asked whether I would February. Tryouts will be held Thursday and Friday evenings, January 7 and 8, at 7:30 p. m.

in the auditorium of the Im- manuel Presbyterian Church in luifton. The drama of intrigue in monern-uay tngiana was successfully produced in New York and London and contains parts for six men and eight women. r.T.i i i a i nj wirwwv 'I'j I. IH 1 1 1 1 IHE OREA1 SEA ADVENTURE OF OUR TIME GARY CHARLTON COOPER HESTONv 'THE WRECK thiMARYDEARE hC'NIMASCO'f owMmoCOlOR TH'S STORY SLAMS rui run A lT tun OF FURY I wnim pamTBfrfffTWBir iTiMBUKTU Resjrvi Seats by Mail or this one for dynamic exposition. This one is abuzz with movement, sounds and sights.

Never static. Never busy without simple, tangible, narrative objectives for movement of people and cameras (and editor's scissors). There is a tantalizing score; graceful in straight lyrical moments of exposition, chucklesome in comic overtures, darkly dramatic and exciting in clutch scenes when string basses and a cymbal predominate. There is also effective counterpointing of noises (as of shrieking brakes and crashes) and instrumentation. All help make this picture exceptionally bouyant.

THE CAST is swell. Denholm Elliott, a handsome young like ness of Trevor Howard, plays the traveler. He is a young r- -u 1. and finesse in comedy. lie's going to go places.

Peter Lorre and Paul arrived ion aso. Loire's the whimsical cab driver. Great! Lukas is a con- niver and expert rifleman who lauffhs heartily he shoots someone off a precipice. Hall marked villainy his! Liam H.ed mond is great as "a sodden derelict" (his listing on the pro. gram which indicates the spirit of fun sousht for).

Leo McKern is a frightfully funny yet terrifying bore and bullfight fan. Diana Dors, in a bikini scene, will be the talk of the year. And there's a spot for Elizabeth Taylor who fills It beautifully (more so than anyone could). I IIAVR saved the report on scents and smells for last. They are not least.

Cost Mike Junior aboitt 560,000 to put into hi: Cincstage Theater. They also arc Integrated into story tell ing and not an oturusive gim mick superimposed upon it. A perfume scent and a tobacco scent are keys to solution of the story's mystery. But I'll save the scentsational (I know, it's corny) for Sunday. To Cast Play The Cilfton Imps, members of ACT -Cincinnati, announces sji open castmu call for their forthcoming production of Kind Lady" to be given In late Time Table AI.BKE: 11, 1:12, 7:48.

10. "Operation Petti-ront." CAI'lTOL: 8:30. "Windjammer." Cinerama. ESQUIRE: 7:17. 9:08: "The Cranes Are Flying." GRAND: 11:24, 1:58, 4:33, 7:06, 9:40.

"Journey To The Center Of The Earth." GUILD: 6:25, 8:25, 10. "The Mnme Tht Roared." HYDE PAKK: 7:13, 9:05. "Captain From Koepenlck." KKITH'S: 11, 1:38, 4:16, 6:54, 9:32. "The Best Of Every-thing." PAIACE: 11:44, 2:19, 4:51, 7:24, 9:41. "Never So Few." VALLEY: 8:30.

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