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20 Morniitf Newt, Wilmington, Del. Aug. 23, 1965 1 i I jr I Gary Grant makes actress look good By EUGENE ARCHER jrimmed archaeologist who cele-, tragic role-Eftel yrnore's ejV Y. Times News Service brated man's evolution by NEW YORK Cary Grant is 'creating a full-scale dinosaur, but the Lonely Heart. th, artnr nrpfpr He skeleton.

It was his life's work. I His perfect director was Al- It Happened Last Night i ii i i ---ill ft I I by larl Wilson makes a girl look good just by Hepburn demolished it in an in- fred Hitchcock. In "Suspicion," being there jstant, fed a dinosaur bone to he cast him as a charming A lot of leading women have and soon had Grant scoundrel His wife found that out. One 27-year-old down on all fours. Joan Fontaine suspects of beauty just married him-hisi In "The Philadelphia Story," to murder her At the Mm9rri.

Anchor hin.L tha cnnhistirate su-1 ambiguous finale, Grant sud- NEW YORK The latest selves at Shea Stadium, that flash from the happy-though- Sid Bernstein has now offered married Richard Burtons is that them an even more spectacular Liz is eagerly looking forward deal for next year two nights to going to Italy next March at the stadium, back to back, but not necessarily to see a guarantee of $250,000 against reporters from an Italian mag- 60 per cent of the gross, which azine who quoted her as saying might yield them half a million ning redhead, Samantha He played a debonaireinly avows his innocence by jumped at the chance to play I socialite who almost lost his timing he is not at all as he t-u. a Seems tO De. iff Mji.i.-i'Miiiim upfjusuc nun in new iurju- lnuuillllauic CA-wiie iu i based comedy this fall. It will ling reporter with ideals. Hep-be her second big movie for burn and James Stewart both Hollywood, and his 72d.

iwon awards, while Grant "Richard won't be my last or more. man." Liz and Burton are clearing KD Cop- "oun8Pr brolnrr all decks to do -The Taming of ''np' Cole, is singing of the Shrew" as a movie in at the "awaii-Kai. Joe Kipness. Venice in March for the famous mvnpr- sa-vs- "Yoii close stage director Franco Zeffirelli. -ur eycS you swvar ifs singing Secret Stuff: Reflections In a Golden Eve A famnus Playwright says he JUST ABOVE WIIM.

ON T. 702 i lounged in the background in HE has style. He is handsome sartorial spiendor. and gray and 61. He is elegant.

They don't come any smoother. B' the early 40 he had all the American males wishing At the beginning, he was idif- coud wear clothers like ferent. In h.s first movie, This impressively, he had is the Night," in 1932, and to; unmatchable deftness a time thereafter he was boa-; 4 uItra.demanding, most terous, exh.b.tionistic, engaging, appreciated field 1 Vx 1 fan't walk on Park on I'ark Ave. any OPEN 7 P.M. C0NT.

FROM DUSK POSITIVELY UST 2 NITES! PITER SELLERS PETER 0'TOOLE URSULA ANDRESS Color "WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT?" PLUS ELVIS PRESLEY "TICKLE ME" 'It's simple, see' rmici uu nun, it-ii lis reauy, "TU- I There are no bars up in comedy coming to The Playhouse the week of Sept. 6 as the first Theater Guild Dorothy Loudon's explanation of a chart seems to leave Tom Bosley cold as Herbert Edelman tries to get a glimpse in a scene from "Luv," the hit Broadway subscription play of the season. There a little awkward Montgomery Clift but neither cant be out of leaping distance will be attempted un .1 after of drink A gal star now! Taming of the Shrew. makjng figures yMr flnd LIZ and Burton, who've getting a rep for fashions does' chosen a house at Northampton, most of her shopping in Loch-, from photos submitted to maims' discount racks. 'of high comedy.

When he tried, After all, he was Archie he MUd bp too. wi be matinees Sept. 8 and 11. Leach from England, not so far! I PB'CtS corner! Wi I AIR C0NP, FREE PARK. IN "Talk of the Town," he removed from the cockney What is it? them, will be entertained at a Tiiivive BEST LAI (ill: cocktail party by the president Rit.klcs SHOWS AT 7 and 1 P.M.

NOW SHOWING WILM. EXCLUSIVE spotted Bob Hope hi oiiihii i t'Kt: wnen iney ar-': in TV slums. But even then, he had portrayed a fugitive anarchist something. Mae West took one befriended by a distinguished look at him and extended herjudge, Ronald Colman. He even famous invitation to come up cried in "Penny Serenade," beg-sometime.

In "She Done Him ging a judge not to take away Wrong," he was the him. jhis adopted little girl just be rive there for scenes for "Who I iriA n( Dnn 1 Just stand there, Bob Afraid of Virginia Woolf? They 'mau l.v rm nnA rJX r.P 1' tell jokes!" cause he had lost nis iod. it ivi IHIU lOIC I HIT 11(1111. he IN "Blonde Venus, brought Grant his first Oscar "I haven't spoken to any WISH I'D SAID THAT: A Foreign heroines struggle with love Some moviegoers 1 u. nomination.

Italian journalist in four years, woman's getting older when she cherish him in his most nearly Liz said about a magazine story! worries more about the fit of which quoted her as calling Bur-her shoes than her sweater "A CINEMA MASTERPIECE!" Tim Magazine OPEN 7 P.M. C0NT. FROM DUSK CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE WY 4-1331 tion the woman feels, which been to Auschwitz and are full implies the exclusively physical of feeling about it. The woman a i me ena sire wew DaCK 10 ner husband. When he tempted Tal-lulah in "The Devil and the Deep," her evil husband.

Charles Laughton, arranged an untimely end for him. He was a dsahing cockney con man in "Sylvia Scarlett" in 1935, but Katharine Hepburn still preferred Brian Aherne. It was the last time that ever happened. "The Awful Truth" was the breakthrough. In it he bathed in ultraviolet to convince his wife, Irene Dunne, he really ton a monster with a bad tem- vutc.

per who disappears on fishing! ni-Mciinrnrn nnnTr trips and plays cards for (javs Children begin by loving their Tve only gone fishing Aftfr aftime theJ Burton said 'and that ias wi heom' 'f Vu Elizabeth and I lost the them' 0scar Wllde' Liz said the story was "all) EARL'S PEARLS: Larry lies" and "I'm annoyed enough! Matthews spotted a sign in a not to let it pass." women's shop: "We Have LAST 2 NITES PETER 0'TOOLE characteristic of her affairs has no recollection or interest in that phase of the past. They have a long conversation. The men verbalize points of view. The woman cares only for the present and hasn't much knowledge of that. I 5 1 tii -A- .1 TUP nn, 4an uiu such 1'igiira uiu RUlli vri'Hl i r.xcenr i an iwon.

emii nriA .1 business uu IIH'III-i(AH had been in Florida. He battled Rights Rpfrved Hall Syndlcite) wrangles the divorce court for custody LATER, she her husband before retiring! of their dog, and hid noisily in And this understanding is supported by a number of other details and, indeed, by the cinematic structure and atmosphere of the film. Godard presents this off-beat picture of a day in the life of his heroine as though it were sections and subheads of a psychological monograph. It is shaped as an academic study of this woman's determined attempt to come to a rational conclusion as to which of the men she loves or, indeed, to determine whether she even feels or comprehends what love i iwmmm theDunes Featured At 7:20 9:45 EDGEMOOn JftalrrRICaARDBMOIS tCoMiiPldwi Mkarartumioin By BOSLEY CROWTHER QN.Y. Times News Service NEW YORK It is remarkable how many heroines in recent foreign films have been having the devil of a time discovering what is this thing called love.

Take all the sleek and sad young women in the last five-year succession of films of Michelangelo Antonioni: Not one of them has been able to make a reasonably serene and satisfactory emotional adjustment with a man. TAKE the vibrant young woman in "Darling," the sharply satiric British film now playing hob with tea and crumpets at the Lincoln Art: She moves from one man to another in a daring and desperate quest for some kind of set-up that will let her feel fully content and secure. And now, above all, take the LI "AIR CONDITIONED" with him. Her evident desire to discover some sort of emotional union comes to naught. The next day she has an inquisitive conversation with her maid and gets from the latter an amazing verbal description of a martial encounter.

She listens to teen agers talking PLUS "Joy In Thi Juliet Prowse sees wedding for Sinatra Morning" nis wites bedroom while she received her new fiance. Leo McCarey won an Oscar for directing it. Fun was important in those days. He had a ball editing a newspaper in the mile-a-minute "His Girl Friday." War relief was a big joke in "Mr. Lucky." In "Gunga Din," even war was fun.

In "Holiday," he was sady to throw up a Wall Street career to enjoy himself while he was young and since the year was 1938, who could blame him? mm OPEN pm. CHILD. UNDER 12 GIANT FREE CONT. FROM BUSK FREE PLAYGROUND TRAIN RIDE eu -Accinn with! about going out with boys. She hpr Invnr mPP her h.lshflnd l0()kS flt mUlP adverts TONITE and TUES.

2 BIQ HITS ma, wnoi-iments of swimsuita and bras a journal older an uiuii jiiou man sieres. From none of these Inci- Hpntali! rinp cho loam anvthino ist perhaps or a professor who are arriving from a trip to Germany. The two men have about love. Nor is her physician as Katharine Hepburn as able to tell her what it is. AlLr 'fmmate, the classic lovely and lonely young heroine By JAMES BACON AT Writer HOLLYWOOD Juliet Prowse, the leggy South African actress, believes Frank Sinatra will marry Mia Farrow.

Perhaps Miss Prowse speaks with some authority, inasmuch as Frank once put an engagement ring on her finger. more career offers than she had ever seen in her life. The net result is her own television series, making its debut thi September on NBC-TV. She plays the title role in "Mona McCluskey." "IT'S the story of a week movie 'ir married to an I he can tell her is she's i esiaousnea the Grant and the erownini? emhar.i""dKc 01 lomic sopnistication Tunesmith does 2 more Irassment is she doesn't know in Jean-Luc Godard's "The Married Woman" and you will see precisely what I mean. Here, in this facinating picture from one of the leading In Howard Hawk's "Bringing Up Baby," he played a horn- fMTOOil which man is the father for that matter, care.

directors of the French new THEATRE Now CostU, Dal. EARLE wave, we are brought into inti she says, (ions arise be-us to live on I33ERT liCRLEY LEO McKEJM IN COLOR 'I heard from a very good; Army serf source someone very close! "Xne to Frank that he and he will marry. I wish them both his salary all the happiness in the The show Jo net sv shp has nn rparnts! mate contact with a modern young woman who manifests al There are two ways to take Anne Helena Dougherty of Wil- this pidure You lake mington has had two more pop as a seri0US) biUer thrust flt tunes published and presented in the condition of a civilization recent weeks. Ihat puts so much emphasis on Miss Dougherty latest can-jsex and aure that baffes NOW PLAYING IN COLOR Fniik Smatra Clmt WilMr-Timmj Sants 'NONE BUT THE BRAVE' most complete confusion and maladjustment in the relm of gives Juliet a r. chance to dress up with some emotions and sex.

aiaaies ror me nu paraue aie ancj overwhelms women and mm of the fanciest clothes on tele- uiai sne man i Decome Airs. Sinatra. "So Nice to Be with you ana STARTS WED. SO confused and uncertain Is mnkps methoHira! sp marhinoc vision. kW JTf Mil I ftJ tan im am aM IMAI WHUUH-II-UH both theatres FUNNY WESTERN! she that she is having Your Fingers Crossed." of them ous affairs with her husband She wrote words and music of and a lover without the the latter.

He sister, Miss Alice, APPARENTLY the French least hesitation or shame. Af- i Elazabeth Dougherty, provided government inclined to take it fairs" is the only word lyrics for "So Nice." this way, for it forbad its re-them, because the film makes! Both son8s were introduced loase in that country until the ''EVERYTHING works out Coincidentally, her big compe-for the best, 1 feel. Frank, tition for the ratings will be wanted me to give up my "Peyton Place." career. I didn't want to. So 1 That's the show in which Miss didn't get married.

parrow is one of the siars Elizabeth TAYLOR Richard BURTON "THE SANDPIPER" mo ii'in nun 1 1 'i i.i i QAbLQl a mnmuiu moil. ajtriougn sue nas Doen put iniot amply clear that her en TWO things catapulted Juliet to; rnm tup uilh thp twn arp Wenli. last month at the was cnangea irom La ford Hotel in Philadelphia by Femme Mariee" to "Une i i. Ml in COLUMBIA COLOFl international fame. One was her vigorous can find out whether she is going cal in character and intensity.

I vocalist Kay t-uriong. rtidnee 10 mane sure to marrv Sinatra and oivp nniTKie ic Ana hv a mnt inopniJcordings have been made yet. it wasnt construed as des- 1 v' 1111.1 lil ViMIV 1 IIIV.H HlkVIII rrn i a in.nt...A 1 1 ii HtLD OVfR 2ND BIG WtK AT BOTH THEATRES can dance that shocked Mr. and hr rar.w Luc a ff.wiivo The Wilmington songwriter is criptive of all the married Mrs. Nikita Khrushchev on the vj( tnat Dion(js entertainingly supervisor of communications fo: women of France.

i.i it: nv. IL i. Godard's Ine viscose division mc uuier way 10 iaKe is lormcr aoviei premiers visu 10 HOLLYWOOD You don't and aptly with Hollywood. to wrjte a book with unusual stvle. TONIQHT CompUu Shew at 1:15 BEAUI'S NEWEST HIT! Color Plus! Rtttrt Mitchnm "Mr.

Moses" jot ood Machine Chemical as a ciever, sopnisticated jibe J.iu:.. ou 1 r.nHt DUPONt HWY.RT.13)SOUT men her nroKcn engagemetu movie story tnese Aim just with Sinatra gave her more 01u, Wllh a movie tiljei In a series of scenes of ex 1 niiaueipma. one aves i muueni woman changes of caresses between at, 823 N. Franklin St. vvlio has become so modernized MR CONDITIONED FEATURE AT 1:30 3:35 40 7 45 I worldwide publicity and COLOR CARTOONS DUSK FEATURE 9 DO 12:00 BOTH FEAT.

LATE AS 10 30 Arlcne Dahl, beauty expert, the woman and her lover, wau supenic.au- as well as actress, wrote a book1 and then later with her ''Old Fashumed Chris ties that she can only communion beautv care from the man's band, it is shown with close- 5 of cate man expert-viewpoint'. She called it of hands and limbs that; leased on record and in ence emotional contact by run-any Man." the pattern of these caresses SHENANDOAH JAMES STEWART Three studios are negotiat- the same with both men. smic "7 ianc 1 siuoios are negouai- is the same HiirklvK Tavern Kianttt Pikt, Crattmlla Vk'is-liei to inform oii there will no luncheon coned from Aup. T.l to Sept. ii me for sale of the; The only distinction says, "and the price them is the wedding between ring on ing with title," she is right." ih) in me 1300.S.

n.puic is MipjHinea oy A member of ASCAP casual, dry vacuous per-ican Society of Composers, Auth- formance that beautiful Macha ors and Publishers), Miss Meril gives. Shows at 7 9:10 ToniU Tomorrow Delaware Premiere! Morcallo Vrna Mottraianni liti the husband's hand. jfflilllH'K'Tjj 2nd feature Ellis Driye-in Ony "BEACH BLANKET Color IN this way, Godard also Dougherty was cited in the She is much like the' heroine shows us and, by reiteration, organization's quarterly maga-in "Darling," whose communi-! JOSEPH LfVINE There is precedent. Warners bought "Sex and the Single Girl" and used only the title. Joe Irvine did the same thing with "Harlow." makes us sense the Durelv zine for her most recent song- cations with men are so baf- flingly sketchy and haphazard.

i psanovii i i y() oColor mm This infection of superficiality may be what's wrong with both of them. tactile nature of the stimula- writing accomplishments. Theater Guide This IS the Place! Join tlif ran (I DANCING I ENTERTAINMENT NITELY "Til 1 AM. FREE PARKING AFTER 5 P.M. 9th Shipley-12th West DOORS OPEN 11:15 A.M.

RTS. 702 3S1 Lt 0EVEN, PA. I PARK-Closed. Open Friday. PLEASANT HILL DRIVE-IN ART-Main feature, Second feature, 8:20 CAPRI 6.59, 10.

LIVE MUSIC NIUIY AIL TNIS WEEK POPULAR RICORDINC ARTISTS THE RAY JACKSON ORGAN TRIO MATINEE WON 4 SAT 1 1 THE BABY GRAND 401 E. 9TH ST. I UN ETEI JAMES aW rl 0'TOOLE MASON JJ IfW Mlrtlt at 3r "Agent 008V and "How to CENTER "Casa- Stuff a Bikini Open 7. only. ONKMA NOW PLAYINQ Hafe (jinlinnnl Show continuous from dusk.

rvArToRGE music a i rj OPENs'TON'lTr THRU AUG. 28 IILlll'HIII'lU f' AIR CONDITIONED 1 DIG HITS 3(131 M- Vk K1 AK. Ihmir ol the )im olhrtjitr sound hjQvjWIfJ LAST 2 DAYS 2 TOP COMEDIES Continuous from 12 Noon nova 70," 7:13. 9 23. CINEMA 141 New Pussycat?" 7, 9.

A 1. "None Rut the Brave," 7, 9. PRICES CORNER DRIVE-IN "Lord Jim." and "Joy in the Morning." Open 7. Show continuous from dusk. Nn MX) CWK Matt.

I a Sal. I I 1 1I a wt ARE THE LARGEST BECAUSE V.E ARE THE IEST 'ROSS HUKiEfiatncta, I Pink Pan- 7Z. 11" il. as THE The World 2:24, 6:14. tin.ir..iu.ift- woman in me ther," 12 20 4 10 8 Dunes," 7:20 9 45.

Jof Henry' Orient, teGanNen BwaMeRMaN 3 fflAt'. HUMAN I i HAIR Wh WtlSIOr. WSRafKllS MTFJUTtSTJ i professor: am kui. Ml AS hUOWf COCO $10 DOWN 55 WEEKLY ksissa TICHNICOlOr 1 ELLIS DRIVE-IN "Shenan- 10:04. doah," 8 35, 12 20.

"Beach! STATE "The Sandpiper," Blanket Bingo." 10:35. '7, 9:10. ELKTON DRIVE-IN TOWNE "The Art of Love," 8 25. -Mr. Moses," 10:10.

11:50.3:20.6.45,10. "The Nutty GRAND "Hooded Terror," Professor," 1:35. 5, 8:30 11.45, 3 13. 6 37, 10 05. "Curse 202 DRIVE-IN "Tickle Me" of the Phantom Forest," 139, and "Joy in the Morning." Open 5 03.

8 31. ,7. Show continuous from dusk. i fll S'TUNlj tan cit I 2ND BIG HIT! WMJ flWWiW UNITIO ATlT 2 IN PICK UP INI DELI Vt SfRVtCt NEW THRILLERS BLAZING COLOR WICS CLEANtO I SfT SfiMt er now TH hilanoui, youthful musical romp Call Niagara 4-5000 Fri tichpt tl cNill 13 or miir rtH ticMt igrrhisfl' far Sat. I LEX BARKER "THE HOODED TERROR" JOHN BARRYMORE JR.

"CURSE OF PHANTOM FOREST" iKaliMt 30, 3 35, 5 40, 7:45, 9 50. WARNER "iAird Jim," 11:40, 2.08, 4 36, 7.04 9 35. FKti nomi SHOwiNt oar oa evininc IN WILMINGTON, DEL. Call OL 1 3321.