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I FOWLER. Caroeti. fiummi iik.ni i iihk niiHiiLV m.na aiHuno i tuuui iiuirs. Lianana MUS OR They thoroughly deserve the own dread into their drama 'On The Waterfront" successes. Brando, adds, one more Schulberg's screenplay is 8reat role to his list.

is tn.e. who WOIs willingly a 1 1 1 ii nil wrifi wnrifB uiiiinon Screcnplav by Budd Schulberg: DOHl unW the beau oduced for Columbia by Sam having the powertO hire JTi" 1 about a union boss who produced labour for the wharves, ex- ot a mulaf and polished-up wisdom, though the wisdom can become tedio'usjy. sententious. Ava Gardner acts as the slum dancer who, becoming a- world symbol of sex glamour, is herself much too proud offscreen to have any part of the kind of sex traffic that gossip columnists expect 'of film-stars: Not sufficiently skilful to be wholly convincine. Miss tnrts a rich nrnmi frnm smuwusu rich parish ui i.

i win eei to Spiegel; directed by Ella Kazan, Marlon Brando, as Terry Karl Maiden Priest Eva Marie Saint Edie Lee Cobb Johnny Friendly Rod Steiger Terry's brother Pat Hening Kayo Dugan James Wcsterfield Big Mac murder ih fr.r work on his conscience. Ex cept for his scene with a siens of revolt acainst his panfc-rtricken brother, rather i 'nis drama or mimees er.ntmi uwwi, ma ouuuni 1. racketeering and cold The cJlision of iunele Lhe fear on the New York forces orH wharves, and of a ii ana nnai. Heroic Gardner is" yet plausible enough as the: story sweeps her through clarins premi pug desperate overthrow of handled bv the scrint and hv iiY3. ane Saint, a Nor- eres, full-plumed Hollywood parties where millionaires both, won the 1955 "Oscar" Kazan's nervous direction.

blonde, pale and lean, the other day, while its scrip, which draws all characters wit" a Teresa Wright acting ter. its director, and its star with throbbing lifelikeness, and Karl all took top trophies in their and views them in a wintry are comPelhng 'n respective departments, environment that spreads its as is Lee Cobb squabble, Riviera eambline palaces-, Italian castles Her abilities are not much wc imv aiivgatiuy gonial doss. (Capitol). helped by the surrounding brilliance O'Brien in his ruthlessly candid nortrait of The Barefoot a high-powered Press agent; Goring as a merciless South Lee J. Cobb, Marlon Brando and Rod Steiger in a tense scene from Contessa" American whose hobbies are millions, women, and elee in A Fiffaro Production written nnrl dictable embellishments rano Helen Tmnivi others' discomfiture; Bogart as a reformed drunk; Brazzi silly old cars, prim land- a pleasant, credible person! ladies with predatory daugh- ality.

(St. James and sub-l as. a nobleman disqualified, from physical love by war. directed by Joseph Mankicwicz for United' Artists release; photographed in Technicolor by Jack Cardiff. Bogart, as Harry Dawes Ava Gardner Maria Edmond O'Brien Oscar Muldoon Marius Coring Bravano Rossano Brazzi Vincenzo Valentina Cortesa Eleanora Warren Kirk Edwards Altogether, the film is a icis, mcKs io raise money, urbs.) brawls, squeamishness in the operating flirting t(Tho with the nurses under 1 ne nam diverting criticism of Hollywood's values even while it partakes of them.

(Century) matron ternfvino nnce Screenplay bv Svdncj TrANKIEWICZ, trying here to outdo his "All About Eve allows his en iiv j-mner ScreenDlav bv Gerhanl Mpnwl; helping new babies into the EfSffife World and powdering the HuR Fregonese; Technicolor. bottoms of same. The thing runs On at good Richard Boone Foster pace with editing crisp as Lee Kcatia shortbread. As Nicholas A GOOD tale well told Phipps wrote it, it is no sur- makes this little Civil tertaining'; style to become rather, overblown and pre directed in Germany by Willi Menzelv dubbed English narration and dialogue. tentious as he tells the love story of a Spanish dancer prise that the film provokes War drama one of the morel miaegarde fiefl, as Marina Gustave Froehlich, Alexander Robert Meyn Stepfather Wolfgang Meyn "A Andreas Wolf Surgeon who leaps trom backstreet lots of laughs.

The real sur- successful films of the week I squalor into guttering Holly wood prise is that, with Phipps considered strictly within I about, it is not a eood deal its limitations of simple I PURISTS always scowl at films which rely heavily funnier. Kenneth More, action and simple psycho- But' Mankiewicz, even when he allows his Muse to become so oppressively in happy-go-lucky, and Bo- logy. on sound-track narrative. Francoise Arnoul Sheep Has Five This grim German drama, garde, shy and timid, provide A group of escapedl the axis around Vhich the Southern nrUnncrc nlan A flated, is still one or the few witn the heroine voice tell Hollywood directors who ing almost all of the storV 8 own terms of others (including some rather raid across the Canadian! from-the sound-track will reference. too homely actresses) re- border on a peaceful Ver from, sound-track, will The narrative method volve- (State) mont village, to avenge thel make some of them yell blue murder.

want to (and are capable of) talking handsomely to adults and here, as usual, he talks with wit and novelty Humphrey Bogart and Ava Gardner 'ft y. Barefoot depredations of General! gives an effective ghostly Sherman in the South. Thel Like Schoenberg's music quality to the heroine's life leader of the raid (Van Hef- Deep In My Heart" or Picasso's paintings, a -film' story as she remembers its tin), establishes himself in I the village some days before- like tms purposely breaks pieces on a dark night when accepted academy "rules" in goblets are charged with fkA xj cl. i i the hope of KrrMnnlau hv pnnarrl KnfoIoaac findine untried poison. She is a shonsoiled Erpducetf for.

m.o.m. by Roger "ana, as "Jr' i llrmir A .1 I 1 I I. tUCtlS; wave nf a i imn(m i caens airectea oy Stanley uoncn; tcncea nimgoer win cjipw ways Ot expression. A Clear adventuress redeemed by the choreography by Eugene Loring; H-velnnee sentimental bore to the impatient, this love of an artist, Technicolor. aeveiopes a seniimenui directed by Stanley Doncn; ienced filmgoer will expect develooes a sentimental in- 2GB YONDGIHIT 2G ucsiJiie ine prr.

Dmh. terect in the harmless towns' desoite the i sos. chv DAMkavn rprocr in inp nnrm pck iiiu Jose Ferrer, as turn 1 is both clever and in-, prostitutions by which she Hln Trnuhpl Anna 1 1 But the film avoids the I lb VIII IAHUIIII um ounaness. Guest stars include Gene Kelly, expected sentimental ending: Kr Cvd Charisse. Ann Miller.

Rose- scmimciiidi The ORIGINAL 0 0 0 0 0 m-ary clooney, Tony Martin, us sympathies remain un-heavy-lidded beauty is Powell. Vic Damone. Howard exoectedlv detached. (Pal- in ff Innn Wpldnn I 0 0 0 7 P.M. iiuiijr viciuiau, ulis urmiy ace.) and intensely in a role that IN spite of the promise Marbo.

with a touch of A the names of Jose "Innocents POLICE FILE jrut.isiii, uugm nave Ferrer the star and Stan- made mn.nraM. rerrer, me star, ana sian- made memorable. ley Donen, the this In rariS (Paris.) "Doctor In plushy Technicolor film Romulus Production, writlM Presented by Colda Refrigeration Co. Ltd abbut songwriter Sigmund fZ The House" Romberg, seldom -breaks "nEE j. i -Ronald Shiner ukkj avvay irom me senumeniai, Claire Bloom Susan Screenplay by Nicholas Phinps hero-worshinnine pattern of Claude Dauphin Max de Lome trom a novel by Richard Gordon; worshipping pattern OI Laurence Harvey Francois a Deny c.

nox rroauctlon directed nouywuuu musical DlO- Mara Lane tilora by Ralph Thomas; Technicolor. oranhies Marcarct Rutherford Gwladn Dirk Bosarde, as Simon Jimmy Edward George DraidindenV.V..Gr,Bme u.1?. ASSORTED Britons and Muriel Pavlow Joy ds 'ng fl ff ,0 J. R. Justice Sir Lancelot usi pi weu-Known guest n.il ISobcl ttarc" Th.

mucinol num. m. alia mi him 1 a Kay Kendall Geoffrey Keen a 1 I IUI ll A IIV IllUkllVUI UUUI hers thev decorate are varied lne)r separate "I HERE is comedv an English enough for any taste-and TOUrthreflrc3 which fools varied enouch to bore anv to make rather flat comedy. Alasta Sim. as an unenyi v.

very inventively, with the Ferrer walks glumly peptic popular theory that medical th.h the8 TV warms up under the shock students are a lot of irre- of vodka to carouse nappn hilarious little sequence wrth IE BARRETTS illPiLEST. niuuigcu iiuicyaie whicrj he out-Dannies ITVienterl hv Paris'j fhVef L0 heii; waV Kaye by singing and acting ffl to doctorhoodr all the roles in a musical -mance. faIIs The idea has fill the pre- comedy. Ex-Wagnerian sop- Continued on Next wgt Eva Marie Saint The I TO-DAY'S RADIO PROGRAMMES 9.: 2FC. Weather Renort: 2GB.

1.0: 2CH, Words of Life; 2SM, Singers? 2SM, Popularity Parade. 2BL. Plain Christianity; I the CALTEX THEATRE, its Festival of Famous Drama presents a magnificent romantic drama Remember it as a film starring CHARLES. LAUGHTON, N0R1VIA SHEARER and FREDERIC MARCH; 20 Top Tunes; 2UW, Charlie Remember. i ia.

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Australia and the Mxlrtfn- 7 Hi miiu ua 2UEi WW; 2UE. Everybody Sinfc JrJUw Blind Appeal. 2UwV Winifred AhSlti aeffi WbTSW Sanc. 2KY.4H.?HSrL.te! Play Salvation Arm Conges. Ha" 11.9? iUVA.

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Si i i THE SUN-HERALD, APRIL 3, 1955 i- r- i 1.