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EDITIONS Sunday, October 4, 1953 Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. 5) Page 9 Hitchcock WATCH FOR THE PARADE OF GIANTS COMING TO YOUR FAVORITE ARIZONA PARAMOUNT THEATRE "FROM HERE TO ETERNITY" "MOGAMBO" BOY LOST" LITTLE I ROMAN I KISS ME KATE' 1 -i II ARIZONA PARAMOUNT THEATRES 1 FOR INFORMATION PHONE AL 2-1705 I i as- a I HELD 3 NOW IN ITS NTH BIG DAY HAVE YOU SEEN IT? HURRY! LAST FEW DAYS! There Never Was a Man Like CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE FREE GIANT KIDDIELAND Opea (:.10 PM Shaw Starts 1 PM AH Technicolor Show TWO BIG HITS IS 'a a wiieuwnuMm ncnaf Anthony QUINH Kort KASZNAS 2ND BIG HIT "THREE ROMANTIC ADVENTURES! Hun- Mmg now Pier ANGEU Ethel BARRYMORE Leslie CAROM Xirk DOUGLAS Farley GRANGER James MASOIt' Agnes MOOREHEAD Moire SHEAREt There Nerer I SHANE I 1 Tere Nerer Wa a Retort TTrT-ii TTprf Ti-i PtTTiitv Burt Lancaster, left, plays the cruel, brutal iumj.cio uAjtciniL sergeant who gives "the full treatment" to Montgomery Clift, the private who refuses to join the boxing team in this superbly acted movie of James Jones's best selling novel. It's to be at Paramount this week. Aisle Seat 3800 WEST VAN BUREN oosre aluminum plbht7 Open P.M. Show Starts 7 P.M.

HOY Continuous Shows Today: 2:00 4:30 7.00 9:30 p.m. Open 1:45 p.m. Com Early! ios'iTuuujr" ViT LINARES RIV AS fo. 4 carmen MomaoXi'Wr' W. ESPERANZA ISSA, -M I aaMAiroo calto -J 'Here To Eternity' Tops, Movies' Menu By EMMA GREEN Four new entries bow into local movie houses this week and frankly, we're mad for all four of them.

We'd rate all four superior if we weren't holding that classification for "The Robe," which won't be here till late this month. Topper of the four is "From Here to Eternity," which opens late this week at Paramount. if HOLIDAY' SECOND AVE. ADAMS DOORS OPEN 11:30 A.M. REMEMBER NO PARKING WORRIES IS SUNDAY.

VER! Wat a Story Likoi Adults, Children, anytime, tye N. Central Vlrrtnla Donrs Opea 12:30 P.M. Spacious Free Parkiat MAXSHULMAN DONWEIS MATTHEW RAPf Mm "AFFAIR WITH A STRANGER" I AL-AN LADD'JEAN ARTHUR VAN HEFUN GEORGESTEVENS' CWant Ads Fill Many Needs IN MAGNIFICENT TECHNICOLOR ON OUR NEW GIANT CURVED WONDERAMIC SCREEN U2.000 SQ. INCHES OF WIDE. CLEAR VISION i I I Charles.

Chaplin 141 IMAM DRAMA I ill (f a I 4Mj I 1 I' jS'll Til V. i 3 I'm raving but it In Flower." It's done in the technicolor manner that Walt Disney seems to do better than anybody else. This is his first attempt at a really adult story and he does it with candor. The story itself, which can be described as a period romance, is about the wedding of Mary Tudor to the aged king of France, whom she tried to kill off before the wedding is consummated so that she will be free to set her cap for a young guardsman. The story could have been sensationalized, but praise be to Mr.

Disney it wasn't. We'd be inclined to leave the kids at home for this one, too. Later in the; week at Fox is "Island in the Sky," which is also a pretty terse drama involving a crew of five fliers who are forced down in a snow storm on an unchartered frozen lake in the northern part of this continent. From there, the story moves back and forth between rescuers and stranded playing the one group against the other. There is no phony baloney amongst the stranded ones.

They reflect, by turns, their stark fear and their flickers of hope that they'll be found. Only big name is, fortunately, John Wayne. It's based no, it's a distillation of James Jones's best-seller and the movie is a best seller, indeed, judging from the smashed records at boxof ices elsewhere. As almost everyone "who reads is aware, the book deals with army life just before Pearl Harbor and concerns itself with Robert E. Lee Prewitt (Montie Clift) who refuses to join the boxing team because he has once killed a man in the But acting in this one is something wonderful and strange.

Every single member of the cast emotes just the way you'd want them to emote brutal, tender, amusing or tempestuous. The movie itself is in the nature of an emotional jag for the viewers. Our. own plaudits for acting go to Frank Sinatra, who doesn't croon once, but does a magnificent job as the litte Italian-American soldier. Others in the cast are Burt Lancaster (Sgt.

Warden), Deborah Kerr (the captain's wife), Donna Reed (Alma), and Philip Ober (the captain). This is for adult audiences only. At the Fox is "Sword and the Rose," which was based on the story, "When Knighthood Was 1.1. 1 ll.JIU be oversold-see itl I il JZl I jl 1 cSSP I i I Prices this enracement only: JEAN HAGEN POLLYBERGEN iniauwittiiHawiiM DON'T MISS HIM IN THP HOMP.SWFFT HOME RIOT! Red's and his headache. will have you hysterical! M-O-M hiloriovtly pnstntt In Suspense Over Suits BURBANK, Calif.

Alfred Hitchcock, who says it took him five years to work up courage to go on the serious diet which he now observes, also reported one reason it was necessary. Several years ago when he lost considerable poundage, he went to his New York tailors and ordered six new suits for his new figure. Then he hastened back to Hollywood, forgot about his diet, and was soon back to his usual hefty poundage. With the added weight Hitchcock couldn't possibly fit his rotund figure into the new haberdashery. So the.

six naw suits are still hanging, unworn. And Hitch is madly dieting while he directs "Dial for Murder" hoping to trim down his weight to fit the wardrobe. CHARACTER CHANGE James Arness, who plays John Wayne's aviator pal in "Island in the Sky," is portraying a villain in -Hondo." 33EVS! kNACE THEATRES-k SHOW AT 7 P.M. 7 TEcmfTcoicz) I CO-FEATURE HATDLM BOX OFFICE OPENS 18:30 P. M.

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"And I get to sing for the first time on the screen," adds the actor. PHOENIX WASHINGTON AT 28TH ST. NIGHT ONLY AT 8:30 P. M. AFTERNOON and NIGHT WED.

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