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Sunday, October 18, 1939 -Z-jl -The Arizona Republic, Hioenix, Arizona. 2) Tagc 11 Mania Stands In The Shadow And Likes It ALL Bar dot Leaves Spotlight To Brigitte reputation must have shocked bourgeois Madame Bardot. But she and her bespectacled husband always remained silent. A dressmaker for whom Brigitte's sister Mijanou used to model, and who used to dress B.B., put it this way: "Madame Bardot has 10 generations of bourgeois reserve behind her. She was certainly shocked to discover that her.

daughter was so sensual. But she never showed it." ev The dressmaker said that even when the par ents apparently disagreed on the cut of a dress, they would never express this disagreement publicly. Top French movie director Marc All egret, who had discovered another alluring youngster called Simone Simon in 1934, instructed his ambitious assistant, Roger Vadim, to track down the Bardot girl. He did. He also married her and persuaded her that the most direct road to success would be the almost complete revelation of her body.

The series of near-nude seduction scenes and strip-teases that gave Brigitte her international the mother of a 24-year-old daughter." HER TALL, slim figure gave her the appearance of a woman in her late forties. There was little resemblance to the celebrated Brigitte, who has become the sex symbol of France. Was she happy about Brigitte's success and did she approve of her daughter's career? "I am content because she is happy. She has chosen her own way of achieving this happiness. All that I want for her is her happiness." Hasn't Brigitte's pursuit of happiness caused her embarrassment, particularly the intrusions into her private life? "The life of my daugh neighbor.

And even if she did, the implication was that she wouldn't tell. In Madame Bardot's apartment on elegant Rue de la the response came from a stern, bespectacled woman: "Madame Bardot has gone out. I do not know when she will be back." Only later did Madame Bardot agree to answer a few questions in the cluttered Empire-s 1 apartment. She was gracious arid reserved and wore her hair piled high on top of her head. Asked her age, Madame Bardot said politely: "I am old enough to be S3 a Wt gyrrtpwaa jp iBajagiay" FBI STORK hjL mmm ter has no great bearing on my own life." The same could not be said for the influence of Paris-born Madame Bar-dot on the little girl who was provocatively pretty even in her early teens.

It was Madame Bardot, the wife of a well-to-do chemical products manufacturer, who urged her daughter at 15 to pose for fashion photographers as "the ideal French school girl." At the time, Madame Bardot herself was running a dress shop in the Passy section of Paris. WHEN, ON May 8, 1950. teenage Brigitte's form in a demure plaid dress hit the cover of "Elle," one of Paris' leading women's magazines, the B.B. legend was born. GIRL OF TOMORROW Yvette Mimieux plays the Girl of Tomorrow in the forthcoming motion' picture, "The Time I JM1S STE1RHE1 1LES from WARNER BROS, technicolor? me.

PARIS (UPI)-Brigitte Bardot's mother is quite content to stand in the shapely shadow of her daughter's celebrated 35-20-35 figure. In fact, quiet, reserved Madame Anne -Marie Bardot would not have things any other way. "I am not the prototype of a star's mother," said Madame Bardot in her chic apartment in the Passy section of Paris. "I want to the shadows. remain in I have a horror of publicity." (iVa 15 E.

Main Scottsdal show. 7 ml Mf sT A tmiski niirnroawllr'r, mmma Smaf up to POSITIVELY "A NIGHT at 4:35 ALEC HORSE'S HER DISLIKE for the press has been building since 1953 when daughter Brigitte, then only 18, began strip-teasing and milk-bathing herself to world fame in the movies and film fans came to know every curve and dimple of the Bardot body. Also, with the help of "B.B." and her publicity- conscious first husband, producer Roger Vadim Plemiannikov, they followed the starlet's every move. This didn't bother the Bardot parents until recently, when Papa Louis jumped a four-foot wall dodge photographers at Brigitte's June wedding to actor Jacques Charrier at the Bardot family's country home outside Paris. Madame Bardot was so shy that she did not even show up at the cere- at tne town nan.

She remained behind the whitewashed wall of the two-story house which has always belonged to her family and which has been modernized thanks to B.B.'s movie earnings. NEIGHBORS and townfolks in the sleepy little French village of Louveciennes where the Bardots stay when they are not in Paris respect their dislike of publicity. "Madame Bardot was here this morning but went away after lunch. I never know her comings and goings," said a PHOENIX 3rt TODAY Randolph Scott in "GUNPIGHTERS" a Plus "THI MATCHMAKER" en Eitami 1 COLOR CARTOONS OUTSTANDING CO-HIT' "THE BIG OPERATOR" 11 whip i mm. Th 4 I WIVES 10U1SE f.unc or ENDS TODAY TO REMEMBER" p.m.

and p.m. GUINNESS at hit Jbsfl In "THI MOUTH" at 1:30, 4:40 p.m. FREE PARKING ALL DAY SUNDAY MICKFT ROO NTT STEVE COCHRAif START 7:00 OPEN 4:30 KM IRRaV 4S9k Eltf tAFLUUtS E-X-T-R-A TODAY ot 3:00 and 8:15 P.M. BIG IMPORTANT A PREVIEW Film Makers Shun South HOLLYWOOD -Tennessee Williams, purveyor of Southern discomfort in all his plays, had three of his efforts going at once the Sam Spiegel film, "Suddenly, Last Summer," for Columbia, with a New Orleans background; "The Kind," set in Mississippi and the play "Sweet Bird of Youth," also in a Southern town. Not one of them, however, utilized actual Southern sites.

"Suddenly, Last Summer," was filmed in London, "The Fugitive Kind" in Milton, New York, and "Sweet Bird of Youth" is on Broadway. ALfKED HITCHCOCK NORTH BY NORTHWEST4 -fl KJVM Uateh what J. Happens to th Woman I OUTLAW Bblrtey MnrLalaf Dm Marti SOME CAME RUNNfNG Ellcabeth Taylor Paul Newman Burl Ive CAT ON HOT TIN ROOF Laiia Turner John Cl SanJni IMITATION OF LIFE ALSO GUNMAN From LAREDO Oprn 1:15 Kirk DousIm Atithonr Qulnn Last Train From Gun Hill AIM FRANKENSTEIN 1970 lick Pulnnee irtt Thuidlrr 10 SECONDS TO HELL John Rarrymors Julie Ixmdon Night of Quarter Moon mm, MM 7'5t-50t-'35( Jeff Chandler Jark Palanr 10 SECONDS TO HELL Alu ItTerror from Space Opm :1 prr rr BOB HOPK ALIAS JESSE JAMES AIm IN LOVE AND WAR RetU I)vls Robert HUek JOHN PAUL JONES Alio DESERT HELL 0 ivsni CAST OF THOUSANDS HERCULES Anthonr Vrinrio A C.ardaer NAKED MAJA 2 Weeks! HSS 5MflM5Cj A1- A I A I TCtTIK 5 I tlUN UfUE jV Starts f. WEDNESDAY At The CINEMA PARK r- Drive-ln Theatre I ELSDFTKEV NQUERORS QUEEN OF BARBARIANS RGIN QUEEN ln.i.f' THE SCREEf i ALL SHOWS liv, FP1 IK BUBWIW ty. KRITT IVE O-W! HERE SHE IS! YOUR FAVORITE FEMALE! AND OURSI Fare 10:50, 3:05, "Big Circus," 1:05, 5:25, 9:40.

Phoenix: "Gunfighters," 2:38, 6:14, "Matchmaker," 12:42, 4:18, 7:54. DRIVE-IN THEATERS Cinema Park: "Wonderful Country," 7:00, "That Kind of Woman," 9:20. Indian: "It Started With a Kiss," 6:40, "Verboten," 8:50. Acres: "Killer Shrews," 7:00, "Giant Gila Monster," 8:50. Northern: "Hole In The Head," 7:00, "Devil's Disciple," 9:35.

Silver Dollar: "Darby O'Gill And The Little People," 7:00, "Last Train From Gun Hill," 9:15. Phoenix Drlve-In: "Frankenstein 1970," 6:45, "Last Train From Gun Hill," 8:55. Peso: "Cada Qulen Su Mu-sica," 7:00, "El Rey De Mexico," 9:20. VALLEY THEATERS Mesa: "North By Northwest," 1:00, 5:10, "Day Of The Outlaw," 3:35, 7:45. Glen: "Ten Seconds To Hell," 12:45, 3:40, 6:50, 'IT Terror From Beyond Space," 2:30, 5:45, 8:40.

Pioneer Drive-In: "Soma Came Running," 6:45. "Cat On Hot Tin Roof," 9:30. Round Up Drive-In: "Ten Seconds To Hell," 6:55, "A Night To Remember," 9:15. Oasis: "Desert Hell," 6:50, "John Paul Jones," 8:50. College: "Hercules," 3:00, 7:00, "Naked Maja," 1:10, 5:00, 9:00.

Rancho: "In Love And War," 7:05, "Alias Jesse James," 9:10. Sands: "Imitation of Life," 6:45, "Gunman From Laredo," 9:05. PROFILI OF A GREAT PERFORMANCE! YAH HEFLDi I The sergeant iJ4 with lust kUl! CORDURA lo itarrlnit GARY COOPER RITA HAYWORTH TAB HUNTER PARAMOUNT Stort FRIDAY1 lurry! 21! N. CENTRAL 0 It's h.r brand n.w adult Soain in Cinemaicop. II1.

flamenco music and dancing thtmel ADULTS ONLY, STARTS MONDAY 5 Showtnas NIahtly at 7:00, fill PUCCINI'S riBST counnc own mi niHto ti ciwwscort ui caot "IMPRESSIVELY IEAUTIFUL, clearer and mora effective than the vlaw from the eloiait teat in anv oDar home." N.Y. Timei. Cinema PHOENIX THEATERS Paramount: "But Not For Me," 12:35, 3:40, 6:50, "Kill Her Gently," 2:20, 5:30, 8:50. Fox: "The FBI Story." 1:40, 5:50, "Big Operator," 12:00, 4:10, 8:20. Palms: "For The First Time," 1:25, 3:35, 5:45, .7:53, 10:00.

Vista: "South Pacific," 2:00, 8:00. Strand: "John Paul Jones," Karin Back In Picture HOLLYWOOD Because both Producer Jerry Wald and Director Henry King have long memories, beautiful blonde actress Karin Booth returns to the screen In the role of "Janet Pierce," the movie star who feuds with Deborah Kerr in 20th Century-Fox's production of "Beloved Infidel." Producer Wald and King discussed what young actress had enough ability, poise, beauty and glamour to portray the film star in "Beloved Infidel." IN PERSONI ON STAGEl PARAMOUNT THEATRE PHOENIX One Performance Only Nov. pm EvaLeGailienn: fSigAe Hasss mnpiL MAIL ORDERS NOW! Orchettra Log $3.00 Balcony $2.00 iPrtcei include all taxes) Pti4 thrft mowr man PAnAMOINT THhATfJl 2nd Avr. Adamt tt. 811- Addrsnd, Stamprd Knvrlin Mint Acfnninany Ordnr Or Tlrkrtt Will Ha HMJ Al Roinfflr.

thrrk or Mnntr nrArt Paynhlx to PARAMOUNT THEA- TKF. APn AnDITIOVAL 0 TO (IIM'K (IK MONKV OK I' r. II KOK I.IMirrO RKWKKVKD AIT0MO-I RILK PARKINU. ft fftt HS WW AWAY FROM IT ALL nuason was avauaDie oniy oy shop-to-shore telephone soon after he completed his co-starring role with Doris Day in "Pillow Talk" for Universal Studios. Hudson went off on his sail ing yacht, "somewhere around Catalina Island" and it sometimes took the maritime opera tor several hours to locate him Doors Opea 12:30 Clark GABLK-Carron BAKER In Tha Hilarious "BUT NOT FOR ME" Plus Sutpanta Hit "Kill Her Genily" Doors OpM 1H)0 On.

of tha World' Truly Graat Voicat MARIO LANZA in "For the First Time" Taehnirama and Tachnicolor Doors Opoe 10:30 First Downtown Run! "THE BIG CIRCUS" Plus Advantura Hit! 'JOHN PAUL JONES' Both tn Tachnicolor Gotes Opn 6:30 It's A Bluinorl Glenn FORD-nrthln RF.VNOI.DS IT STARTED WITH A KISS" Plusi "VERBOTEN" Hurry! Last AHAt twill ml u.u HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Rock lliaa'AH ThtitntAl 2-170S TODAY AT 2:00 8 NO DELAY! GOOD HURRY! EXTRA ADDED SPECIAL 30 MINUTE FEATURETTE ARTURO TOSCANNINI and the NBC Symphony Orchestra Only Screen Appearance Tonight at PORTOriNO'S COFFEE 1101 SE, E. Main. Bcottidale POLAN ELMS, Folk Vntn and Gultarini, P.M. to Midnight dramatic i.ntationl Filmed in and T.chnieolor. Exciting I 1 and a daring new aramanc FOR THIS PICTURE DAYS ONLY ENDS FRI.

Matinee Wed. and Frl. at 2 P.M. Advprtlnrmmt if i 7 Mft I47 FIRST PHOENIX SHOWING ROBERT MITCHUM LONDON "THE WONDERFUL COUNTRY" n.rn SOPHIA I)RKN TAB HI'STER "THAT KIND OF WOMAN" I in I FRANK SINATRA AND FRIENDS "A HOLE IN THE HEAD" M.IS IURT LANCASTER AND KIRK DOUGLAS "THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE" RECORD BREAKING Month! LEAVING SOON! P.M. SEATS Call Now AL 2-7464 ARIZONA PREMIERE! "THE KILLER JHREWS" 'GIANT GILA MONSTER" A 4 1 WALT DISNEY'S I own "DARBY O'GILL I ITTI.B PrOI'LE" $1.00 run Per Car miik "LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL" If nawipoptrs could tmlt sounds from thtlr pogt, you would bo htarlnq qalot of lauqhter by vary pproclativ audionct onioyinq this scan from tht new motion plcturt, "PILLOW TALK." In consple us ovldonct obovo ar thro outifandlnfl things) 1.

Lovly, taUntod Doris Day; 2. Torrlfle, now born comedy star Rock Hudson; 3. A situation causing a high degro of glet. Thtrt or so many nor ajUoful situations In "PILLOW TALK" It tains motion picture to protont them and that's just what happonsl Iff a bodtlmo story for adults that tho whole family will onoy according ta Mm cd-wrltof, who also states "It's what goes en offer the lights ge outl" and that's why It's tailed "PILLOW TALK." At any rate, It It supreme entertainment ond Is next at the Palms Theatre. Nor vrr fl.lHI rr.H CAR ALL RRAT RESFRVEn OOOD BEATS AVA1I.ABIJB MOW CALL AL t-lMS MI.HTI.I AT 8:00 MATIN KK IN AT r.M.

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