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4-C THt NASHVILU TtNNESStAN. Sunday Mornin, uly 6, 1958 Nashville Movietime rrt The Voice of Broadway Rosalinds Cruise Will Be a Dream 'fy DOROTHY KILGALLEN 'jjEW YORK Rosalind Russell has finished -her work in the screen version of "Auntie Mame" and is embarking on a "fix-week "dream" vacation as guest of friends who have hired iLady Docker's fabulously luxurious yacht. They'll cruise around fthe Greek islands Oil heiress Olga Deterding, best described "unpredictable," now tells chums she plans to go to Cuba and become a nurse with the Fidel Castro forces. They're not in-cUned to doubt her, as she just recently returned from Albert leper colony where she played a similar role for than a year. vKwai Bridge' To Come Back "The Bridge en the River Kwl," last yeers'j top Academy Award picture, will return to Nashville Thursday for run at the Knickerbocker.

TENNESSEE: "No Time for Sergeants" stars Andy Criffith In the film version of the army-spoofing comedy in which he had such a long run on Broadway. It's a mirthful depiction of the miljtary service's long and losing battle against a backwoods Georgia, draftee. After its run the Tennessee has booked "Kathy O'," a picture of utterly natural people against the background of Hollywood ishow business. Bad man Dan Duryea and "Bad Seed" shocker Patty McCormack are leads in this tale of exploitation and intrigue centering on a pig-tailed brat. Jan Sterling and Mary Fickett are also stars.

LOEWS: "The Vikings" is a stirring tale of savage people in England and Scandinavia during the dark ages. It was filmed in Norway and contains spectacular backgrounds for the derring-do' of Kirk Tony Curtis and Ernest Borgnine with anet Leigh the lady over whom, among other things, Douglas and Curtis are at odds. Some of its Incidents offer pretty strong meat. PARAMOUNT: Elvis Presley is kinging it at the Paramount in "King Creole," a story of modern New Orleans. It is drama with music which has him swinging and singing his way from the gutters of Bourbon street through a clash with racketeers and hoodlums up to night club celebrity.

Presley belts out 10 of the J3 musical numbers ranging from rock and roll to KNICKERBOCKER: "The Return ef Dracula" is a new version of the1 classic shocker which has been chilling spines for generations. It has to do with vampire practices in a Balkan country and co-stars Francis Lederer and Norma Eberhardt, "The Flame Barrier," completing the double bill, is another horror picture about a woman searching the Yucatan jungle for her husband 'who disappeared while searching for a lost satellite. (. BELMONT: "The Red Balloon" is an Academy Award winner filmed near the Montmartre district of Paris. It explores the dream world of a boy.

It tells how the boy, played by Pascal Lamorisse, made a pet of his balloon and how his dreams for it all but upset the equanimity of a great city. Paired with this film li "The Lost Continent," a documentary in color on the Indonesian islands. Toeay's Movies It will rate as big news when Brigitte Bardot trains her sights on a bachelor. She's currently crazy about her leading man, Rai Vallone. who is described by his friends as "very happily married" The moon may be used as a reflector for intercontinental telephone calls within a few years.

Tin Pan Alley Is talking about a new song Perry Como's recorded, "Beats There A Heart So True." -Some of the experts think it's the prettiest thing he's done since "Prisoner of Love." They'll soon be shooting Westerns In New York, which is about as fur East as you can git. The first hoss opera goes before the cameras in August in the Pronx, yet Steve Allen and his two older children leave for Europe on the S.S. Roz Russell Hired yacht for her AA Uck KAn your c'1( were 3 mov'e starlet trademarked by pigtaiU and VAaynem VayDe: this happened at the hands of well-meaning friends you'd be horrified too. Mary Fickett and Patty McCormack (the "Bad Seed" sensation) in a scene from "Kathy coming to the Tennessee following the run of "No Time for Sergeants." 4 5 i. 4 4 i I 1 i I Bardot's Sister Uses Different Approach Reporter Finds Brigitte's Relative Maidenly But Appealingly Sexy fnited States on July 10.

Mrs. Allen (Jayne Meadows) won't be sailing fh them because she has a TV commitment that will keep her here another week; she'll fly over to Paris to join them. The most sophisticated Broadwayites are doing triple takes outside of Lindy's when the Main Stem's newest character makes his appearance. He's Mitch Sandler, a New Jersey disc jockey, whose face is half clean-shaven, half bearded. (The left side has whiskers running alt the way from the sideburn area to under his chin.) Wizard May Be Another Van Clibum V.

S. chess wizard Bobby Fischer, just 15, Is expected to make headlines out of Russia In the Van Clibum fashion. He's a promising "sleeper" entry In the forthcoming International chess tournament there. Chuck Reeves, producer of the Dick Clark show, has given up all the other girls to concentrate on pretty Joan Van Pelt Maxine Golden, the chief hostess at Arthur Malsel's new $750,000 eating place in, Paramus, used to be Debbie Reynolds' stand-in In Upllywood. $25,000 To Become Harem Girl It's not every day an American girl gets an offer to Join a -royal harem, but Zola Taylor (of the Platters group) was invited to become an odalisque when she played Rabat, Morocco.

She could have had $25,000 If she'd moved in with the ladies belonging to the king's son, but she said no. Fred Coots, the song writer, is wildly enthusiastic about the talents of a 22-year-old unknown, Terry Lynn, who sings at the Cafe Griming. He hopes to help her to stardom via the musical comedy he's writing. There are now 11 motor scooters parked regularly outsido the stage door at "West Side Story" during evening performances. They belong to members of the cast and stage door Johns waiting for their dolls.

The spiffiest of all belongs to Chad Block, who picks up the show's featured dancer, Carmen his wife, I DONELSON: "Witness for the Prosecution," opens at 3 p.m. INGLEWOOD: "The Brothers Karamazov," opens at 8 p.m. MELROSE: "Marjorie Morn-ingstar," opens at 3 p.m. BORDEAUX DRIVE IN: "Peyton Place," shows at 7:30 and 9:30 o'clock. CRESCENT DRIVE-IN: "And God Created Woman," shows at 9:30 o'clock.

SKYWAY DRIVE-IN: "And God Created Woman," shows at 7:30 and 9:30 o'clock. ALL ALBUMS loy0 OFF OUR REG. PRICE POLICY Buckley Record Shop 1707 Church St. Open Nltes Til 9 Highland Crest Restaurant NMhvlllt's Fln.it iftk Houi Cmpltt Dinntn from $1.25 Opn ech evening 50 to 9 p.m. Sundav 11:30 a.m.

to 9:00 m. NO RESERVATIONS NECESSARY Logan's Shopping Center Highway 100 at 70 Dotblt FUH ACTION Skowt FRANK SINATRA as the BUFFOONI "I0KER IS WILD" VittiVition! ROBERT (Pop Knows Best) YOUNG! "THE HALF BREED" Technicolor! It Displays Miss BAUDOT a Ftw inckts Btyond Th Lam SENSATIONAL BRIGITTE BARDOT "AND COD CREATED WOMAN" Xtra! "City Of Gold" Award! I ADULT ADMISSION 40c ELIZABETH TAYLOR M. CLIFT 5 "RAINTREt COUNTY" i II in Cintmascnpf And Tfknicninr 9 I NOW SH0WINC I ROBERT MITCHUM CENE BARR1 I i "THUNDER ROAD" Ik Words Am hntitsk mm But Tka Dttis Art Fremekl All of BRIGITTE BARDOT in "AND COD CREATED WOMAN" Xtra! "City of Cold" Award! tin SWIMMING BOATINC SKIING PICNICKING 20 01 More 8-3935 iiaiiMMitiiH AL 6-4673 1 i notion Picture Filmed at the Shrine Circus How Showing Knickerbocker Thru Wednesday FEATURE STARTS ATl iLSIimfl WTrTrTfl wmB1 Oov III I my QfYourimmel nmmvnn Tki mast trcitint sit't alar of ur inn in ftwtrful dramatic ptriormanett ELVIS PRESLEY! "KING CREOLE" with Carolyn Jones and i Nashville's own JORDANAIRES 2J22D -A-ofT- Tmt Harrar Ftalnrss Francis Ltdarer, Norma Ebarkardf "RETURN OF DRACULA" and Arthur Pram, Kfhln Crowky "THE FLAME BARRIER" Extra! Shrine Circus FHmf Starts Tkursda "Hridt an tkt Ktvtr hwat tftm Sktiwt MaBaai Today! Air Tattt Story Ren Reason Audrey Daltan "THUNDERING JETS" Wttttrn Advtntura! "WOMAN OF THE TOWN" Starts Ml Good" and "fitktint Wildcats" Hf3 Starts ittUtM. Tlcknicolorl 2 Prisa-Winninf Attractions! "THE RED BALLOON" (Acadtmn Award rVinntr Brit Oritmal Scretu Ptav) ani "THE LOST CONTINENT" "Witntss for Prosecution" 3 to P.M. Courtroom Mttodrama! Tyrone Power, Mariana Dietrich "WITNESS FOR THt PROSECUTION" Start Tuesday "Puhlie Piston An.

9 "Man in tka Skadow" Courtroom Mcloiram? Tyront Powar, Marltnt Oitrrkk "WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION" Starts Wad. "Marry Andre)" Grippint Drama! Yul Bryner Maria Schall "BROTHERS KARAMAZOV" Sfarrj Wed. "Merry Andrew" D3 to 11 P.M. Technicolor! From the best stllinf novel Cene Kelly Natalie Wood "MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR" Wed. "Run Silent, Bun Deep" HELD i ta 11 P.M.

Romantic Comedy I Doris Day Clark Cable "TEACHER'S PET" Starts Tuesday "ffia Hell" and Port Ajrique Add extra plea sura to your vert in cr! Vkit1 Out (nfk Bara 1 Ml. N. of Bordeaux Shows From the best tellinl novel! Color by Tecknicolorl Lina Turner Lee Philips "PEYTON PLACE" Starts Wednesday "Teacker! Pet' Shows Color by Tecknicolorl Bridgitt Bardot "AND GOD CREATED WOMAN" Starts Thursday "Macabre" V7ff 1 nickersnn Bd. UlllLLfn 7 Mof.rJnndLn. Shows 7:40 9 55 Cn'inr by rr hmi nlir Bridgittt Bardot "AND GOD CREATED WOMAN" -Ml ml I 1 Vacation Bonus Spielal 7 PRIVATE 50 1 1 I USSONS I i Nancy Laux Dancing Studio 1 Lower Lobby Mixwdl Hou i Air Conditiontd CH 2-3432 from being the kid cieter of the incredible Brigitte.

But now, Mijanou hat been signed to tar in four, films. The first, "Ramuntcho," is a love story set in the Basque country of southwestern France. Like "B.B.," Mijanou Is small, blonde and pretty. There, the physical resemblance just about stops. For while Brigitte pro-vokes such adjectives as voluptuous, wanton and petulantly sexy, Mijanou la maidenly, Innocent and appealingly sexy.

Four Sad Years The contract signing ended for Mijanou four sad, disappointing years during which she tried repeatedly to break Into the movies. All she received were bit parts, and the comment, "Oh, so you are Brigitte Bardot'a sister." Six months ago, tired of being the small shadow of "B.B.," Mijanou had given up the idea of a movie career and began working as a salesgirl in a swank Paris store. While Bardot fans may become divided, the two sisters are not likely to become rivals. Mijanou loves and admires her sister, and Brigitte says she is overjoyed that "The Mouse" has her foot on the first rung of the ladder of fame. Different Construction Mijanou who protests, "I am not really pretty, not like Brigitte" doesn't believe that she can ever become as popular as her pouting, derrlere-waggling sister.

For one thing, she knows she Is not constructed to fill the near-nude roles that have made Brigitte France's best-known export since champagne. But perhaps Mijanou's appealing, triangular-shaped face and candid green eyes will carry her further and longer than her sister. Brigitte herself believes that within three years she will be completely forgotten. Now 23, By ROSETTE HARGROVE llARIS (NEA) The legion of Bardot ad mirers an international group of males devoted to the Brigitte art form of French films soon may be divided into warring camps over "The Sex Kitten" vs. "The Mouse." A new Mile.

Bardot is about to bid for their attention and their movie dollars. Her name is Mijanou, and at 19 hr chief fame hat come Brigitte Bardot Pouting pays off for her lv 4 A vUii Jywu PARAMOUNT! "Kin Creole," opens at 1 p.m. TENNESSEE: "No Time for Sergeants," opens at 1 p.m. LOEWS: "The Vikings," opens at 1 p.m. KNICKERBOCKER: "The Return of Dracula" and "The Flame Barrier," opens at 1 p.m.

PRINCESS: "Thundering Jets" and "Woman of the Town," opens at 1 p.m. BELMONT: "The Red Balloon" and "The Lost Continent," opens at 3 p.m. BELLE MEADE: "Run Silent, Run Deep," opens at 3 p.m. GREEN HILLS: 'Witness for the Prosecution," opens at 3 p.m. Accordions Guitars Band Instruments John C.

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Some critics believe that even her most impassioned fans may be getting tired of seeing Brigitte -lnder the shower, Brigitte in a bikini, Brigitte in a slip, and finally, Brigitte with no encumbrances whatsoever. A New Shocker But before Brigitte passes into history, as she predicts she will, male moviegoers can look forward to sitting through another shocker in the style of "And God Created Woman," which has earned about $2,000,000 In the U.S. alone, In this one, "The Night Heaven Fell," "B.B." starts undressing within 15 minutes of the opening. She manages to go through a strip-tease routine in 12 stages, and, just before she is killed, takes part in a nude love scene outdoors. REAVIS RECORDING STUDIO Serving the Public Singers Songwriters Musicians Speakers, etc.

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i ACADEMY i AWARD! tv ill wi it Pity Poor Victors? Talent Vital, Beauty If tut film Dittcituttd It WINNER OF 7 ACADEMY AWARDS! Help, Winner Says in COLOI and GnbmaScopC icnd hi EASTMAN COlO lOnil IllHJ. Im JSOW of a Lifetime! ties declared, but they recommended that she come here with no less than $500 as a nest egg to tide them over. No Rivals for Jayns Among the other results of the survey: Beauty winners do not rival Javne Mansfield in the chest "de- part 35'i mrtment. The girls averaged inches in the bosom. Most of them don't think the Hollywood wolves are more virulent than those elsewhere.

"They're just as ferocious in Florida," remarked Miss Florida. "But there are more of them here," said Miss -Eiraia: iiO' II 111 I VKul CINEMASCOPE TECHNICOLOR A SAM SPIEGEL PRODUCTION A COLUMBIA PICTURE STARTS PjJpJU4tiIaii' STARTS THURSDAY lil.lltHiM'Mtliil THURSDAY YOUR BEST (sTOM on ii nAiiifk NOW The Lmiehtime OHIfl UfiWiO HOTEL NASHVILLE, TENNISSEI 250 Modern Fireproof Rooms All Newly Decorateci Air Conditioned 2 Large Garages, 8 Parking Lots-same block 2 Blocks Crand Ole Opry and Theatres Convenient to Bus Station, Union Station and Airport Uptown 7th Com mere By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) As the season for beauty contests approaches, we are asked to shed a tear for the plight of the poor winners. Don't do it! Judging: from a local survey, the contest winners are doing all right. It is often claimed that nothing remains for beauty queens after their victory except oblivion. True, few of them have set the world afire as actress.

But they ran still makr pood livings on the basis of their prizp-winninff assets. This is the conclusion reached after surveying a team of lovelies assembled as moon maidens In "Missile to the Moon." That's not bad surveying. Not when the girls include Reneta Hoy (Miss Ger. many), Sandra Wirth (Miss Florida), Tania Velia (Miss Yugoslavia), Mary Ford (Miss Minnesota), Marianne Gaba (Miss Illinois), Lisa Simons (Miss France) and Sanita Pel-key (Miss New York). None of the pirls has exactly hit it hi? in Hollywood.

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