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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Monday, Auq. 31, 1964 3C DAVID HIYfK PFTER SELLERS ROBERT WA6NER CAPUCINE. LAST 2 DAYS 'A Shot into Outer Space' Hollywood Life Strictly Way Out, Actress Learns SURPRISE IN SUSPENSE! T7T" tVtAjy i AT If. it if "THE PINK 3 -METROCOLOR' lsaRANTHER; CLAUD" 1 :30 4:004:309:00 CARDINALE Technicolor "Olympic UK' All CONDITIONED Air-Caoicd m-Cimtnnut Added Treat! Disney's DOORS OPEN 12:30 CON'T. FROM 1:00 P.M.

TONIGHT i ti.rrM,viin-nin-j-i 7:25 V4S At 7 I 1:30 East' rochest I ROCHESTER CHILDREN 50c; ANYTIME 4-1100 LAST 2 DAYS- lV LAST 2 DAYS Winner 3 ACADEMY AWARDS 24 GREAT STARS "A DEVILISH DISSECTION OF Bv ELIZABETH ASHLEY Written For VPl HOLLYWOOD From New York to Los Angeles is 3,000 miles, but from Broadway to Hollywood is a shot into outer space. I mean far out-er. Especially if you're a mummer who went 1o school some place like the neighborhood playhouse and sort of worked her way through waiting on tables and playing a beatnick guitar the village. That weightless feeling is something to get used to. For me it's the second time around in a year.

First. Broadway's big apple, the Antoinette Perry award, in "Take Her, She's Mine." then out here for "The Carpetbaggers," rebound to Broadway for Barefoot in the Fark," and now back to Hollywood for Stanley Kramer's "Snip of Fools" at Columbia. But the second time around can be even scarier. I mean you find yourself getting the beat and reaching for the brass ring. You've got to remember all that seriousness back there, all that dedication, all they taught you.

And it helps a lot if you can remember New Haven. WHEN YOU LEAVE the first'time. they say, Oh. going Hollywood, huh? Going the money-glamour route, sure. Going to get a swimming pool?" Back there the swimming pool is the symbol of everything easy and phony in this town.

So the first time you shun the swimming pool like the hole in the head. The second time you're sent for, maybe they suspect Hollywood is serious about you. Going to get a house?" they ask. "I thought I'd rent one this time, yes. 'Ship of Fools' will take all summer." Summer! Their faces brighten.

Maybe they'll be out to visit you. So thpy grin and beg you sotto voce: "Get a swimming pool." MAN THAT HAS HUMOR. SUSPENSE AND A CMMTIOiM ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S DASH OF EVIL!" lOilfl C0TH I (S Suspenseful Mystery! A ft MITROCOLOR -3 LW days! KNIFE IN DIANE BAKER Mmixcufi UCKNICDLOR No teating please during THE WATER ZJK -IT JME! 10P MOtl I'iN tvll the last 10 minutes! ffMii I U. A. ELIZABETH ASHLEY success is "scary" I ZHtfHW Pot BooneNever Put It In Writing Aea HE pi THE FINE arts a 7-30 :35 EXPLOSIVELY As.

AS ATGR660W nT klCU BR 1-5800 MGM Buys Rights To 'Sherlock' Musica i i i Lunuuivncv NOW FUTURE 2:1 DZ ONE PRICE INCLUDES WW S3 EVERYTHING! ADMISSION 14 DIFFERENT RIDES (ride each as many tt M1DVIM TUVF ANGIE DICKINSON 11 times as yon wish) Doyle by Jerome Cooper-smith. It will be produced by Alexander H. Cohen and directed by Harold Prince, with Fritz Weaver, Inga Swenson and Martin Gable as the stars. Marian Grudeff and Ray Jessel wrote the music and lyrics. The show will open on Broadway in mid-February.

The production, designed by Oliver Smith, goes into rehearsal in November preparatory to a Boston opening on Christmas night. t3V JOHN CASSAVETES (H2 RONALD MM fv Jti, df'V L-il- HOLLYWOOD Pre-production motion picture rights for the musical "Baker Street." about the adventures of Sherlock Holmes, have been acquired by MGM. Robert H. O'Brien, head of the company, said it is the first time that a major motion picture has made pre-production deal for rights to a Rroadway musical show. The company also will have rights to an original cast album for records.

"Raker Street" was adapted from Arthur Conan 1 ft 16 SHOWS DAILY 20 UNIQUE ATTRACTIONS. $1.75 per person includes everything (25e Additional Sun. i Holidays) CHILDREN UNDER 3 FREE Open daily 10:00 A.M. to P.M. CO iJl tint M.

8t. DtwtfAN.I Afti a SmI WsliingU St M. Htar I la trttnltil HO 3-1 443 1 CM I II 5 1 C. Ruf nwt8r IU iMtt LJZifumMW un jj I jj7 Day I I--I Reck Hudson I c'otoR "PILLOW 41 Triruway to Exit S3 and Niagara Evttnsion to Exit N-It, Grand Island, Ntw York i mmm palace ENGLISH ROMANCE Laurence Harvey and Nanette Newman are shown in scene from remake of "Of Human Bondage," based on Somerset Maugham novel. Kim Novak plays brassy heartbreaker who almost destroys Harvey.

Miss Newman is a friend. WEDNESDAY I IK I I tmmmm LYRIC IN LOVE THREE TIMES AND THREE WAYS IN ONE MOVIE! S3 ntta frffliwt smr POPULAR PRICES! CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES! rrTuniiiMiturrmi.tjitj-iiiMiin Art Tltrater 487 N. Clinton Av. Op.n 11:45 A.M. SOPHIA rMARCELLO IORM MftSTROMNI 11:30 P.M, 'Mary Poppins Debuts At Disney Premiere if BE 5-7928 Original nROCKESTER1 1 KOTTSVILLE D.

i I OPT. AIRPORT L4ST 2 DAYS "HEY THERE IT'S YOGI BEAR" FULL LENGTH IN COLOR "NOTORIOUS LANDLADY" JACK LEMMON KIM NOVAK lit Time at 1 .00 Admission Sunday 1:45 PM mVITTORIO ma 11:30 PM ADULT ENTERTAINMENT THE CHRISTINE AFFAIR STANLEY KRAMER "IT'S A MAD, Km MAD, MAD, fiCHNICOLOr IN 70mm WORLD" CON'T. SHOWS AIR-CONDITIONED LTD. I II CHTrnTY I STARLITE 1 VICE GIRLS lt drive-in showina "DR. STRANGELOVI" with Ptr Salinri jnd Gnorg C.

Scott WALK ON THE WILD SIDE" with Uurtnc Hrvy And BArbr Stnnwyck IflSTEMY, TODff Tomorrow Plu "STRANGERS WHEN htm M0S1 RIB flPKLING TLAM SINCE ADAM 1 1 AND DE! By JOSEPH F1NMGAN HOLLYWOOD llTIi Walt Disney held one of his rare movie, premieres the other night and everybody was there. Snow White, her se'n dwarfs, Mickey Mouse and Pinnochio. So were Pluto, Goofy, the big bad wolf, three little pigs, Alice in Wonder WE MEET" 'Green Sheet Ratinq 'Adult Only' Ladiet Free on Thur. 1. HCTtlEHA ED.

I 2-S152 North PARK I BBSOW in COLOR Hrld evM- 2nd Wk'll Roehnfof Premier Erne.t Rarqnint and the whole wacky TV Crew "McHALE'S NAVY" color Rock Hudion Sina Lotlobriqida "COME SEPTEMBER" color I 1MOBIO MIT GENERAL CINEMA THEATER CORP. IAN CARMltHAFX JANET BVCH GRIFFITH cvht ji nr.F.NS kV kV I. 1 BrTV T.TIH LLTTI TTT TtlTlli'l liiiHH Sceli I 1 1 LU, IL4 in: MIJ HUM UU'li without good reason. Walt hosted the big party at Grauman's Chinese Theater recently to introduce everybody to a grand lady, "Mary "Pop-pins." a personality and a movie which should be ranked among Hollywood's-finest. It certainly is high on Disney's list of favorites turned out by his studio.

Looking around at his guests, Disney said, "It's good to have something like this once in awhile, like celebrating your four-tieth anniversary." Somebody asked Disney what he considered to be his biggest help towards success. "I never had enough sense to quit," he said. Thank goodness he never got. smart, or the world would never have seen talking birds, singing ducks, dancing elephants and flying horses. lrV ''di TROY AT BOTH' THEATERS I 1 uSeRE BARE-AS-VOU.

I VAnfl3V 1 daRE 18 THEBULEf I "Til JB ALL COLOR 0 CHILDREN REE PLAYGROUNDS SHOW UNDER 12 FREE 1 rrmnr i inr 'ftfr ljlffR- land, Peter Pan, Capt. Hook and several penguins. It was one of the most dazzling premieres held here in years. Disney himself a n' done any Walt Disney Opn Nitas til 9 2535 E. HENRIETTA RD.

Nites 10 Open 'til 1752 NORTON ST. thing on such a grand scale in the past 27 years. His last big premiere was to send off "Snow White." Disney is not one to put on the dog too often or (NEXT TO MONROE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS) NEAR NO. GOODMAN ST. Early Bird Specials MONDAY TUESDAY ONLY I "winTr Fuhiccilo 4tF Showtimes Today tfsv FRESH CUT' LEAN IT'S fm AN ALL AN ALL i NEW i BLAST OF FUN IN THE SUN! iserDONJiiioEmrwmDuiEu a Distant Trumpet PANAViaiON TECHNICOLOW IN COLOR POSITIVELY LAST 2 DAYS! THt SOH6 fttlfO SrofiYOfTHAT fiAO TO fiC ft ES I UbUTTERKNIFE TENDER, JUICY I F1 II BB 1111 II I IWIHT ONCHAKCOAL 4.

(A the UhsinkaBL Slnneririee "MrHale's Navy," 3:30. 7:05, "Come September," 1:40, 5:10, 8:45. Lyell "Bikini Beach-" 2:15, 6, 9:45, "Distant Trumpet," 3:55, 7:40. Capri "How the West Was Won," 7:20, 9:40. Eyrie "Vice Girls," 12, 3:25, 6:45, "Strangers When We Meet" 1:25, 4:50, 8:15.

Waring 'Bikini Beach," 2:15. 6. 9 45; "Distant Trumpet," 3:55, 7:40. DRIVE INS Central "Bikini Beach," "Distant Trumpet." Empire "Bikini Beach," "Distant Trumpet." Lake Killers," Tillow Talk." North Park "McHale's Navy," 'Come September." Rochester Hey There, It's Yogi Bear," "Notorious Landlady." MOVIE THEATERS Loew'ji "The Killers." 2:15. 6.

"Pillow Talk," 2. 12.20. 4 05, 7:05. Palarp "MarniP," 1:50, 5:50, "Never Put It in Writing," 12, 4:05, Paramount "The Un-sinkahle Molly Brown," 12, 2:25, 4:55, 7:20, 9:50. Regent "A Housp is Not, a Home." 12, 2, 3:55, 5:55, 7:50, 9:50.

Cinema The "Pink Panther." 7:25, 9:45. Fine Arts "Knife in the Water," 7:30, 9:35. Little "How the West Was Won." 1:20. 4. 6 30, 9.

Coronet "McHale's Navy." 7. "Come September," 8.30. Monroe "The Moon-Spinners," 1:30. 4:15, 6:55, "Olympic Elk," 1, 3:40, 6:20, 8:55. Riviera "It's a Marl, Marl, Mad, Marl World," 2, 5.

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I HOMEGROWN JA VwX LONDON "The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flandprs." starring Kim Novak in the title role of an lBth Century red-haired beauty of easy virtue and worldly wit, begins production today on location at Chilham Castle in England. Adapted from Daniel Defoe's classic novel, the Paramount Pictures release is being directed by Terence Young whose most recent hits were "Dr. No" and "From Russia with Love." Marcel Hellman is pro- If'irT" I III I muck I wv v. mi rv uiiTTrD canadadry 4. DUl JLbll PN TA TflFvj il5 SK1PPY PEANUT BUTTER v7r WW wwm tAntiLU rur ducing the ribald comedy for Winchester Film Productions.

from a screenplay by Denis Can-nan. Sian Phillips, wife of Teter OToole, has been added to the cast of "Young Cassidy" for MGM, it was announced yesterday in Dublin by producers, Robert Graff and Robert Emmett Ginna. Most recently seen in a pivotal role in "Becket," Miss Phillips will portray "Ella." sister of Rod Taylor, who plays the title rols. Siobhan Mckenna, originally set for the role, was forced to leave due to i conflict in her scheduled commitments. "Young Cassidy" stars Rod Taylor, Maggie Smith, Julie Christie, Flora Rob-son, Jackie MacGowan.

Michael Redgrave and Edith Evans. i mmf 1 i isr- 0 i i i ll mm fi; a DOCK. HUDSON Ltrrg IB oz. JQ' AIR CONDITIONED IN DELSEY'S TISSUE 4 41C STONERIME CORONET NORTH PARK PUZA THUWT9N ROAD tfUPSON AVfflLJf MZ BI RTON MOVIE HOLLYWOOD HIPIi Producer Martin Ransohoff announced that his "Sandpiper." co-starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton will he filmed in its entirety on location in California's Big Spur area. BOTH STORES CARRY "FAMOUS WESTOVER FARM DAIRY PRODUCTS and FRESH BAKED GOODS!" ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Oppolt.

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