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ad 13 THE PHIL AD EL PUT A INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 24, 1957 i 2nd MONTH! REX HARRISON i lolly vood Movies and TV Lock Horns Over Helen Morgan 1 leading lady will be Diane Foster, HENRY and the city of New York in ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S Warners had not obtained Saturday Evh, Jan. 28 WOODY HERMAN Mid the, third herel Husband the TV rights tewliful Technical Feb. Duke Ellington i FAavie Vsreia well under two hours. I'm terribly sorry.

All we can do now, I suppose, is aim our campaign at restless people, and make an allout ffort next time at that big saddle-sore audience. Repent! (Signed) Nunnally." Bob Hope's Friday night slot 1 Having trouble writing your ant-Ad? Call RI 6-5000: a direct line to an Inquirer' GREEN HILLSaTOJK? ad-takeri who will happy to help you write your ad. HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 23. FOR the first time, motion pictures and TV lock horns directly with the CBS announcement that "Playhouse 90" producer Martin Manulis will bring "The Helen Morgan Story" to television in April before Warner Brothers1- are ready with their Helen Morgan movie, "The Jazz Age." "How can you put the Morgan story on television before Warners gets out with the picture?" Martin was asked.

He explained that melted off 16 pounds in a week by exercising and dieting Abbe Lane's Italian-made "The Sun Shines Down" has been banned in Italy. James MacArthur, Helen Hayes' adopted son, looks like star stuff in his first movie, "The Young Stranger" Overheard at the Mocambo: "He gives you a false first impression, sweetie. You'd think he was a phony, when actually deep down he's a real stinker." By MIKE CONNOLLY will feature a takeoff on "Will Suc oars Opin 10:45 AM mm when they bought the film rights. "We were able to get the TV rights directly from Mrs. Lulu Morgan, Helen's mother, who comes to the coast to supervise," he told me.

Lata Shews Every Nite 1 M. A ELIA KAZAN'S rsooucnai of TENNESSEE WIUIAMS'boujotstowi written by Mrs. Elia Kazan titled "The Egghead," which he will do on Broadway with Hume Cronyn directing. I'd like to see Karl again do something I could applaud him for as I did "On the Waterfront." By LOUELLA O. PARSONS WARNER away out in front in the bidding on that runaway best-seller, "The FBI Story," plan starring Jimmy Cagney as J.

Edgar Hoover Gloria and Donald O'Connor are expecting their first child Yves Ciampi, the French director, will wed Keiko Kishi, the Japanese star. Letter from Rome: "There's no movie action here at'all. All there is to do is sit in a cafe on the Via Veneto and watch Anna Mag-nani (always with a youthful male escort) glowering at the other customers like Lady Mac EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN N. Y. I BALTIMOREI TONIGHT AT 830 P.

M. Michael Todd' 80 dayS MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED! ANN BLTTH Wmr- -r 11 1 mm EMO OF THE MONTH (from Will be interesting to see the out- M1 the pickled pine desk of pro b. -jt 1 1 ihhi 1 cess Spoil Rock Hunter?" Also a sequence with Eddie Fisher in which Fisher plays a rube, but manages a plug for his sponsor by carrying a Coke bottle in his back pocket Albert Califano, who used to greet the Hollywood glitter mob at -Mocambo, is now maitre d' at the Captain's Table on La Cienega where he's pulling in many of his show biz name following Many think "Around the World in 80 Days" is a shoo-in for the best picture award in the Oscar derby. But it looks as if Mike Todd may have a rough go on his hands because of bis battle with the Writers Guild of America over his insistence that S. J.

Per-elman get solo scripting credit on icome. Could be the Warner film I will be helped by the video show. lAnn Blyth, star of the film, will iNOT do the TV version. s. i I When you think that Karl MaW ducer Nunnally Johnson to studio topper Buddy Adler) in the form of a trade paper ad for "Oh, Men! Oh, "Dear Buddy; I did everything I could possibly think of to make this picture long enough to justify an intermission.

I know how important length is these days and gyclioiig i Phone Rlttenliousc 4-7S21 Matinee- Wii. it 2 P.M. $2 00 Nat. Sat. A Sia.

at 2 JO P.M. J2.0O Mta. thrs Thin. 8:30 P.M. ..12.50 Prl.

Sat. Saa. at 8 JO P.M. ..12.73 Ftk. 12 22 at 2 P.M.

$2 00 beth" Porfirio Rubirosa has WILLIAM OOLDMAJf I I INGRID given up his special Japanese how proud it would have made all 'den discovered Tony Perkins and developed him into one of our most popular young actors, you can't ignore Karl's new protege. This boy sounds as if he might have been named by Henry Will-son. He's called Rip Torn, and I Karl has put Rip into "Time Limit," which Karl directs with I Richard Widmark as the star. Karl also says that he is talking a deal to star himself in a play I 1 1 I mushroom tea (he said it was or us to De aoie to say mat we. I the picture.

Flare-up with the I good for his and is INGRID BERGMAN Best Actrest ol th Year! N.w Yerk Film Cririci Circle Bergman YUL BRYNNER uuua couia wipe out ine enure writers vote in the stretch, a LOCUST Last 3 Eves. 8 130. Mats. Today Sat. 2:30 "Explodes Into really funny lines!" -Inquirer DON AMECHE WALNUT Bir.

Jan. 2t SEATS NOW ON SALE RJtKCY DARREN OLSON McGAYIN too, had to have an intermission to save our audiences from paralysis. But it's no use lying to you. You have a watch. The truth is that the picture still runs taking boating lessons instead.

Cam Mitchell is getting $30,000 for playing the title role in "The Barney Ross Story." Cam, whose tough vote to lose. By HERB STEIN from lOfh Ctxy fo HELEN Hayes Anastasia For Information CALL 7-333S MATINEE 2 P.M. EVENING 8 P.M. CfieCea Ommandnteut? Wrong Man' Full of Suspense at Goldman oK.o.t oa Luna emaSco i si i job as the harrassed, increasingly By MILDRED MARTIN (was innocent, despite the faith of jtering ordeal leading to despair, "Th Wrong Man Alfred employer and family, the help.debt and his wife's confinement depressed "wrong" man; An i DOORS OPEN 10:30 A.M. LAST FEATURE 10:45 P.M.

151 CHESTNUT RI 6-3086 Hitchcock! factual new suspense'. a nn t' tria1 with' thony Quayle, distinguished British actor, producer, director, is reassuring as his attorney; Vera Miles, touching as the wife whose mind cracks under the strain. Harold J. Stone and Charles drama which checked in at the Manny facing up to a 30-year Goldman yesterday, is the shock-sentence. Ending in a mistrial, MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED 1 That "The Wrong Man" is over-long and at times painfully slow, is undeniable.

But since Hitchcock and the Maxwell Anderson-Angus MacPhail script are telling 94c SPECIAL STUDENTS' SHOW SATURDAY 10:30 A.M.-Ooors Open 10 AM. Manny was preparing to go through all the legal red tape It ing story of a man caught in legal toils for a crime or, in this instance, crimes he did not commit. The man is Christ Cooper, detectives, and Doreen again when the near-miracle hap mJLwaBWmmaa4LtmB4mamm the story from the victim's point pened and the actual criminal was'0f vjeWt there is horrible fascina Lang, a befuddled witness, are all uncomfortably real in an uncomfortably true story. 'Academy of Music TOMGHT, 8:30 caugnt. 2 SHOWS TODAY 2 P.M.

8:30 P.M. I SNOW TOMORROW 8 30 P.M. opher Emanuel Balestrero, Stork jjQRRIBLE FASCINATION fSSvCTcma MtTwcao. A see ii i jour 1 1 i.l A I 5T MARLON BBANDO- "e'2 Iff V.i'lVl'HlM ,1 GLEimiOBD theatre! rfeSKi MAM) (JluD Dass piayer, wno went, nome as usual early in the morning of Tjp Mortem Go Mnrlri" Having made headlines at the time, and after being presented in rlAoilArl T-vi rf iir ctMw in ifa Jan. 14, 1953, only to be picked am BOYD up a lew nours later, xmsucu the Balestrero case may have lost to the police station and charged its go far as novelty goes 19th CHESTNUT with armed robbery and assault.

Call L04-3751 tion in identifying oneself with this unfortunate whose every move only seems to send him deeper into the legal quicksand. Filmed in uncomprising black-and-white in the Manhattan and New York locales of the action, crowded with the unglamorous atmosphere of prisons, police courts, streets and offices, "The Wrong Man" is a frightening example of an almost unbelievable miscarriage of justice in thi. day of modern police methods. Fonda does his customary good America great Violinist TICKETS: AT THE ACAnFMT OF Ml SIC BOX Or'MlK Auapieea: Phila. All tar (nnwrt Seriea' Emms Feldman, Dirrrtnr IB W-ULSIL.

KL'ir aw iiii i 'IH'I. mmm I It has not, however, lost its nightmare quality. And it is this which who appears in an eerily photographed prologue, emphasizes as, step-by-step, in REDUCED PARKINS RATES for our PATRONS Manny's subsequent ordeal involved his mother, his wife and his two small sons. NAMED BY MISTAKE Witnesses mistakenly "identi 19ti Si Jtctm SbttitM Rtr Cii HILADELPHIA lrT. dispassionate documentary fash ORCHESTRA ft r0EIY OF MUSIC Tnunn fied" Balestrero as the hold-up ion, his cameras follow Henry man.

But despite his insistence he' Fonda's Manny through the shat- ill ml WRITTEN on the WIND WIS 1 wmwni 2-00 ORMANDY Conductma ROCK LAUREN U0BEHT DOROTHY HUDSON BACALL- STACK MALONE iBChntCCVor I NAT "KING" COLE THURSDAY FEATURES A 12:45 JS-rH-llrlO PM. World's Japanese Film a Thriller ROT RRKTS i'. Kymphonv No. 3 HfIEMlTH '-NobilMsims VUione" BRAHMS Symphony Mo. 1 2ote: Thr regular Saturday errning ronrert trill be played Monrlatt ereninn.

Ticket at Box Office Mail Orders Filled MavW I OF THE BO ALDO RAY BRIAN KEITH NIGHTFALL Addtf-Tht BATTLE of CETTYSBUf "The Magnificent Seven," a Hollywood action contemporaries, ANNE BANCROFT IN COLOR Br RG Cwemiscopt COLOR Japanese film with the rush and Magnificent Seven" is not wcTJlacking in phUosophy-r length. Tfce Most Daring Motion fief ere Also Behind This Door, THURSDAY FEATURES If A M. -12 SO 10 M. Ever Presented to tne PvbJc of the warriors, and there is death as bandits, villagers and even four of the "magnificent" ones meet their ends. ACTING IS EXCELLENT Acting throughout is excellent.

Except for the unfettered howls, SHDARIQ" Ae Royal HniJ Roaa Monaa BURTON HOLMES TKAVElOGUE-with ROBERT MAILETT aca em Tern. Ev. 8:30 OF MUSIC SaK Mat 2.30 KM. tin, i.K tax. Aeadway Ban Off.

Nvt Wk. Iralana" By Itabart Mallatt TEMPEST CS last Dar-The LOVES and "DEATH of I SCOUNDREL" at II AM -105 PM -3 -5 30- 7 45-9 55 UKm.uuU ilm i3 much t0Q longtwo em, roared into the World yester- hours and 21 minutes. But at the day. Directed by Akira Kurosa-end of that time, one has not only wa. of "Roshomon" fame, this 'come to know its people intimate- lntbe new mubu nmi ly, but is prepared for the mes ai ItaJlilftJLa fi black-and-white thriller unveils IVMORROW MAT.

1:30 A31 nRO A DW A EVI. REDwithBLOOD FIESff HDULTS OHLTI Studio ul rnw i bs iBinrx From 6:43 SUM YORK T. "EL" ST0 a new side of Japan's film art. For although this is a legendary tale of 16thCentury Japan, it is neither stylized nor legendary in manner. Like some of its better th world's greatest track start tomorrow night at thy compete in the annual Inquirer Garnet at Convention Hall.

Tickett priced at $3.00. $2.50 and $1.50. 1 sage to the effect that it is always the soldier who loses. SWOOP FROM HILLS The story of "The Magnificent Seven" is, basically, very simple. A farming village, harrassed by bandits, decides to hire warriors to protect it.

The samurai must be Mkt, Bb.lt "l4 tl GUMSMOKE! ANTHONY QUINN 'MAN KILLL KIM Tomorrow JHETASSELQUEEN SHUBERT. WA 3-1515 TODAY 2:30 8:30 "MACBETH" mints, hissings and whoops which are a part, seemingly, of the Japanese school, performances are entirely lucid and comprehensible to Western audiences. Outstanding in the large cast are Takashi Shimura, first and most level-headed of the samurai recruits; Toshiro Mifune, the bandit of "Roshomon" and familiar from subsequent Japanese films, as the last chosen and liveliest of the defenders; Seiji Miyagushi, the swordsman who fights to perfect his killing style, and Isao Kimura, handsome village lad who joins the samurai. Keiko Tsushima, whether dressed as boy or girl, is charming as the shy love interest. The backgrounds and photog 64th Anniversary PATRICIA MEDINA guy MADISON lDOREEH Night! lfrshm.nt Sirpris AMD OLD VIC TRUST LTD.

rhe Arts Council of Crest Britain pttirt Mlidar the monegtmenf at S.KUR0K TOE spice or 1 FROM DEL RIO" lu lUrnof IURLESQK DANCE BANDS hungry, because the people are poor and can pay only in three bowls of rice each day. It is the gathering of the seven fighters, their individual personalities, the strategy for the village's protection and the battles, themselves, as the 40 bandits 1 at last swoop down from the hills which provide the drama. There is a minor -omance between a vil TAT katyJURADO Ia-p chuck Csxtinisit Misla GORDON MUM ClnemaScope COLOR MO DON CRIST WltB Thtir Orchistru lage youth who attaches himself to the samurai and a farmers LANE The Funniest Picture of the Yearl 'PRIVATE'S PROGRESS" 2 Mats. 12 to 5 Eves, at 8:30 3 Brsaa Final Week NO ADVANCE IN PRICE raphy are frequently so loveiy, the composition so artful, it seems doubly a pity Kurosawa did not use color cameras to make his Magnificent Seven" even more magnificent. MILDRED MARTIN Richard ATTENBOROUCH Dennia PRICE 67th A.

Featirt at 2:00. 7:40. 930 r. M. Exelnlvt Phllaaelphla Sfioarini daughter masquerading as a boy of her father's fear of the 'hired fighters.

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FEATURES 7:40, 9:40 P.M. Eliz. Taylor, War and Peace Henry Fonda Audrey Hepburn BENN 63r Woodland MIDWAY" Kena. Cant. ff.

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DORIS DAT "Jl XJE" fitn DORIS DAY Annlln4 JOHN PAYNE mm r.irrd "LOUIS JOUR DAN Jaw Mnurnir S9th 4 You'll Rock 'S Roll Market with Fata Domino ELIZABETH ROCK WARNER-TAYLOR HUDSON COLOR "GIANT" JI UE" TECHNICOLOR MONTGOMERY. Terb. "CA0N RIVER" GEO 'Shakt. Rattle Boek" lc "Bfinwiy Oatohtaei" I Ii DOSS Alleg. 10:00 John Payne "THE BOSS" Also RORY CALHOUN "Flight to Kong Kong" 3 BROADWAY Brof Snjder 3 Mat.

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5533 Greene Faat. at 130-8 P. M. Colonial llth Mat- DUiy 1:15 weiwmai Rimr Feat gj2Q First South Philadelphia Showing Kirk Douglas BCErsTCcTOR "LUST FOR Anthony QUINN. Technicolor NiXOIl 62nS St" Mkrket SH 7-8910 Otn.

lb. CONT. FROM 12 NOON HENRY FONDA WAR AND PEACE' technicolor Rory CALHOUN, Barbara RUSH "FLIGHT TO HONG KONG" Feature at 1 :35 8 :30 P. M. Ont Performance Only I Box Office Opera F.

M. Show Starts 8:00, Feature Promptly :10 65c Today Until 6:00 P. M. Gimplete Show 3 Hrs. 40 Mins, tiooth 3 EARL 23th Mat.

1:13, Era. 7 P. H. Reed Rakart WAGNEB Walton LheItra "Yai Can't From It" Tech. Away 5th Royal SAY0lABroadk Mt- 1J0- 7 Morrla Randolph SCOTT "TTH CAVALRY" Cnlnr A Dannla MORGAN "URANIUM BOOM" KIRK DOUGLAS 'LIST FOR LIFE" "GUYS DOLLS" 81m th Jackwn "BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL" Balaod "GIANT" Rock Hudson.

Eliz. Taylor, James Dean Feiure Showings 6:00. P. M. 1ST PHOWIXO TV POUTfT PHILA.

Sl "DESPERADOES Arm in TOWN" "Helltown" Wayne Av. Playhouse Dante Jumho 'fnt RICHARD WIDMARK fiinrd "Halli Honteziaia" also. JOEL McCREA 'STR ANwFTR ON HORSEBACK" Cut Cooper "FIGHTING CARAVANS" "GIANT" ROCK JAMES ELIZABETH HUDSON DEAN TAYLOR Featureg 11:05, 6:00, 9:30 SEDGWICK -ln- "r- Cant. Irom 6:45 P. M.

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CLARK GABLE Tany CURTIS A 1 pis CI II, Eld. Are. FREE PARKING Bricfee St. Cont Shows from 1:30 Elizabeth TAYLOR 'GIANT' "Kin 4 Queen," Dana clakk -MAJJAtKt color James DEAN "GIANT" Oxforef 1211 continuous Kub FROM 6:00 P. M.

6:00 P.M. KftiaaJTil IN Boulevard Doris Day One Evening Show at 7:45. OPEN 7:15 Bt B-'OIUJ BML Touis Jourdan 9:15 P.M. MIMHI COLOR "JULIE" I iKArv Tat 6ol8 Torresdale Ave. Lioerry, inc.

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FR6NTIER SCOOT" Plus RALPH MEEKER. PAUL HENRIED 1:30, Eva. 7 P. JAMES DEAN PcnnirA Broad A Olney FREE PARKING esquire coNTDitous fbom noon i ROCK HUDSON JAMES DEAN ELIZABETH TAYLOR "GIANT" Feat. 12 Noon.

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"GIANT" "WOMEN'S DEVOTION" Rrrtnrl Jura Aliy-on. Jack Lemmon Panr2m JAMES DEAN Locust 52nd Locust' GR 6-2600 ConUnuous From 11:45 A. M. Special Early Bird Matinee AduHa 3oc Mon. Thru Sat.

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Plus. Maureen O'Hara. Tim Hovey, Color "THREE COINS IV THE FOUNTAIN" at P. M. 3 Faat.

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DEAN MARTIN JERRY LEWIS POCK HUDSON ELIZABETH TAYLOR JAMES DEAN Mayfair Frankford at Cottman Eve. From 6:30 P. M. "Batwsen Heavn Hell" color "Sharkflghter" color "THE SEA SHALL NOT HAVE THEM" FEATURE Acfded, "THE SUEZ CANAL" "HOLLYWOOD OR BUST" Color Not: Owine ta Creat Lenzth One Show 8:30 BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:45 Renel 7238 Osonu Are. Mat.

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11 AM Every En. 35e Doris DAY Laaia JOUROAN Barry SULLIVAN ''JULIE'' ft I hi gttn( of a Man of Fire I KIRK DOUGLAS As Vincent Van Gogh) Anthony Quirw. Pamela Brown. Scone. Color "LUST FOR LIFE" BURT AVA EDMOND HIWAY Jtnkia cnt' fra 7 town Ratarn Eaaaaemant Dtkarah KERR Val BRYNNER Girnrrl 'ta CONT.

FROM 1:30 P.M. irara Clrirf XDULTS 25c TO 2.3q payne "THE BOSS" "FLIGHT TO RORY CALHOUN HOXO KONG" BARBARA RUSH ftialto 153 Ijtn. "THE KIVO DEBORAH KERR YUL BRYNNER AND Cinemascope Ccnturv blh ne Ave BA s-6 I First Shcainj in N. Thila. Gina Lollcbng da, Mario Del Monaco 'The Young Caruso' Blenn Frrd.

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M. IS TECHNICOLOR Action Hit! "ROGIK COP" ai "The Constant Husband" Technicolor Rockland? Bock. KIRK DOUGLAS ANTHONY QUINN 2nd Feat. 6:00, 9:30 Tvtna 1000 City Line Center HnZrior Frea Park. 1000 Can Elizabeth Rock Jamea.

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JAMES DEAN WAVERLY j1 Castor "WAR and. PEACE" ii TaconyPa1myra Bridge Lust for Life" Visit Our Art Exhibit In Lobby Audrey Hepburn. Henry Fond. Mel Ferrer "GIANT" IS COLOR lunniBf Time Hmn and Jl M'nntea DIB TO THE LENGTH Or THIg FEATUBI ONE SHOWING AI 8 P. M.

ONLY MANOR Cant, tnm 7 P. 2 Park Frea Parkloe Roaert WAGNER Tarry MOORE "BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL" 2 Gea. MONTGOMERY 'CANYON RIVER' GIANT 1905 JOEL McCRA Uemiltna 6UtA EYE. ONE SHOW namiiTon Um starting "BRrDGFS AT TOKO RI" 7:15 "ROSE TATTOO" 9:00 Tonsr. "BEST THINSS IN LIFE ARE FBEr" Vogue OPENING SOON FREE 1N-CAR HEATERS At the Bridge Rt.

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