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adh 33 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1953 JOSE FERRER a (omsitionCO 'The Affairs of Dobie Gillis' and 'Biq Leaquer' Double Bill at the World MARKET WORLDS OeOOi oft 0 BSLKSSffi Songs, dances, Max Shulman's keen-edged brand of humor and a chance to try out with the New terpretation of the heart-broken Dobie, to tne catchy arrangement York Giants and aspire to great ness at Coogan's Bluff. Edward G. ROBINSON baseball mix together for an agree-) of "I'm Through With Love," is the mi high point of the film. VERA-ELLEN wth Jeff RICHARDS Richard JAECKEt tW-am CAMPBEU HUR3ELL Separation only makes Dobie's describe Shulman's story of the irrepressible.

Dobie Gillis (Bobbie Van) and his freshmen associates. When Dobie's bent for getting in trouble rules out his chances of dating his girl Pansy (Debbie Reynolds) by night, he occupies the hours of her day. Together they mind work overtime and by pic Wbonlighter' In 3-D at Goldman By BARBARA L. WILSOX The worst offense that Warner Brothers have committed in "The Moonlighter," their 3-D offering at the Goldman, is wasting the talents of Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray. Edward G.

Robinson is the kindly manager of the Florida farm club where the players are screened. Knowing that his job is threatened because he has failed to come up with any prospects. I able double bill at the World in its latest M-G-M offerings of "The Affairs of Dobie Gillis" and "Big Leaguer." How not to succeed at college but have fun while doing it can best wmm I ture's end Pansy is back in his arms. Lending their bit to the roam the countryside, to a fetching song and dance number, until the thought of flunking out of school takes them back to classes. CHEMICAL EXPLOSION When Pansy attempts to solve a chemistry problem with the fiendish delight of a child and the inevitable explosion occurs, she is sent off to her aunt in New York and Dobie is left forlorn.

Displaying rubber-legged grace, reminiscent of Ray Bolger, Van's in campus frolic are Bob Posse, Bar i-irmiHa of DOBIE GILLIS bara Ruick, whose pleasant voice Robinson realizes that he must find rm mi is of the Dinah Shore variety, and Hans Conried as the acid-tongued a star among his newest batch of recruits. He puts his future in COOL nEYNOLDS Yaw Jj Adam Polachuk, a hard-hitting TRANS-LUX 1519 Chestnut Op.n 10:45 English professor. BASEBALL STORY 1 4 ei third-baseman. After Adam, played by Jeff Richards, settles a conflict with.his "Big Leaguer" is a sentimental account of the sand-lotters who get 3rd VJccli! OOOIS OPEN 10:15 A.M. father, he fulfills Robinson's faith in him.

Vera-Ellen is Richards' Miss Stanwyck and MacMurray i are called upon to do little morel than mouth all the cliche-ridden; 1 enthusiastic supporter. BARBARA L. WILSON. Lf AK TALKING The Boldest lUst-Seiter 6f tills Ofin tarXEW GIANT SCREEN WALT DISNEY'S latest ali-live-actioa tells of a ROMANCE that began ended in 'Paradise1 Play Cancels 2d Week "The Paradise Question," a new play by Walter Hart and Richard Maibaum, has canceled the second week of its engagement at the Locust Street Theater and will close there Saturday night. The theater management announced that ticket holders for performances next week will have their money refunded at the box office.

Here for a tryout prior to New York, the play will be withdrawn temporarily for revision, producer Elaine Perry stated yesterday. 9 'TVsttMtopJ I last Futon 7:15 P.N. WATT DISNEY'S Fll WjHlllTP I I sentences that screen writer Niven Busch has been able to gather together in his 81 -minute script. SUCH DIALOGUE Typical of these hackneyed phrases is Miss Stanwyck's observation upon meeting MacMurray after a five-year absence. "You've changed, Wes." "Nobody stays the same," answers MacMurray solemnly.

Or on another occasion when MacMurray evaluates himself: "I'm not sentimental any more. I'm strong because I can go my own way." Reminiscent of Walter Van Til-burg Clark's "The Ox-Bow Inci-cent" and his own "Duel in the Sun," Busch relates the useless life of Wes Anderson, the cattle rustler by night, known as the "moonlighter." WRONG MAN HANGED On one escapade, Wes is caught and jailed. When the irate cattle PRICES Malts Opn ti 5 JL Sk tt Clm $1.31 CMMm 56c than keL Tms lit, umiiwianuKiiciiJ OONT MISS IT DELIGHTFUL! ibarbam snrnmK- MuRmv next Attraction Randolph theatre fosses? must mm nmami jsarer mi mm a 16th and MARKET Exclusive Phila. Area Premiere men storm the jail to deal out their hthelWiSL is AMPCE tmtm PARKINS REASONABLE RATES own form of justice to Wes, they pick the wrong man and hang him. Wes escapes and sets forth on the trail of vengeance.

He suffers a KILLWJ2) IPiaBfiflDBLa bullet wound and returns to his i unruranniMi mother's home for aid. There he finds that his brother, Tom, and his Their NEWEST, FUNNIEST and BEST! MARTZ3 and JtRiT LEWIS "The CADDY? DM REED former sweetheart, Rela (Barbara Stanwyck) are planning marriage Ignoring brotherly consideration, Wes is determined to regain Rela's Ttotrs i i i r. a. ti rm Mc rn. on sus CMIMCX-OVM tl 1 i Hc-f r.B.

Ota Me-Mcw tacMt Taut LIGHTS! STARS! CELEBRITIES! BANDS! TV! RADIO! NEWSREELS! PRICES FOB TONIGHTS PREMIERE ONLY! ORCHESTRA $5.20 BALCONY $2.60 (All Taxes ind.) Some tickets still available for the greatest entertainment thrill of your life I AT THE STANLEY 19 th 6-MARKET T0NI6HT ONLY lastfeafw sfVSPM "FROM HERE TO ETERNITY" lAiT FEATURE oflO.SSPM affections. BANK BOBBERY Meanwhile, he plans a bank rob bery where Tom has recently been employed. Tom is killed, but Wes CONQUEST 0F COCHISE CHINA VENTURE. HOOIAK STACK PAGE Alt HEW O'BRIEN SUUIVAH BRANDO turn -n-m-t and his partner Cole reach their hideaway with the money. Rela, convinced that Wes is truly a bad hombre, obtains the sanction of DOORS OPEN 9:15 A.M.

the sheriff and pursues her for Starts! mer lover to bring him to justice. In the ensuing scenes Rela proves herself a match for Annie Oakley. She gets her man, but love IlDteQMSirfllllM LAST FEATURE 10 P.M. iw and right conquer all. With Rela's 1 TFOTT I jS' fo GOU promise that she will wait for him, HTElteiiBQS) Wes gives himself up.

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