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nw I -T. I- t- AM-JffENDSNl i u. cam. prtemr, oct iw fTTl PACIFICITHEATRES1TT1 NEWLEY, WANTS BETTER MOVIES A. hew movement He plans to writqjmd direct pictures dealing with the inner mind of man iud what it portends years tp come.

Meanwhile, Newy is star -ring with Rex' Harrison in "Doctor Doolittle at 20th Century-Fox, a fantasy and very much not what he considers a harbinger of things to cone. OKN A Vjd OPENS NOON MELT ISnSTMIMISTI PQR WHITE TRASH" "61 MM OR LAW IS 4 P.M. MULT isniruiNini WHITE TRASH" "GSHHBR UW WIFE SHOW STANTS ATDlK By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Anthony Newley is, plain ly, a genius of sorts. The 36-yearoId Britisher wrote and starred in Stop tiie World I Want to Get Off1 and The Roar of the Greasepaint The Smell of the Crowd on Broadway and appeared in 40 movies.1 But he is unhappy with todays films. Not adversely critical but determined that they should be better.

He envisions a revolution in picture-making in the next two decades. THE FUTURE of enter-, tainment is science," he explained. The creation of world ence anticipating new and exciting stories ami proaches to drama. There is a hew freedom. A new openness, of mind," he said.

"People are more ready for adult entertainment with 'good taste. Well be seeing more of that great motivating power, sex. But. not for sensationalism. Rather it will be handled realistically.

Nudity, too, will become commonplace. "SOMEONE WILL write a new novel or script that will set the whole thing off, just as the 007 spy stories generated a Anew cycle. Some of it yin be junk, but it wUl improve." Newly hopes that he will be in the vanguard of the Lift combine. Although the company has used a number of different lions over the years In various types of promotion, Dietz recalls that the lion which today roan the black-and-white screen is the one which was photographed originally In 1924. Another lion was later photographed for use With color films.

The lions roar, which is as much a part of tbs trademark as the lion itself, is not quite so authentic. According to Dietz, roar was added when sound came in not by a lion but by a gentleman, whose name is haw forgotten but whose specialty was animal seufidar people eround the have more leisureevery-where making all the gfobifg occupents an aodi-otfcipeting. Old Leo the Lion Gets a Face MULT uriiTsiiunm "TUI WIU MIUI" UL HUB MNII IMIII Cmonnt NiiTia Owny Lcadsii MULT IBTtmilNIUTI Liaiap MHwS'n IMS-74a "MSMIIUW WIFI" MULT liniUllMIITI "TNI WIU 6USIU" "UIRU uimii" 4UISUU III SUFI "idt sis i an 4 WIOII SUNNI" "ii mi" SJL Fray. at Santa TE 44435 LOU REACH A LIHC0LM IflCXET JUG' MuavNm wnunii New York Times Service NEWJYORK Metro-Goldwyn Mayer's Leo the lion, one of the most familiar trademarks in the American motion picture industry, has been given what almost amounts to a "Mod lode. The Leo who now ap JULIE ANDIIWS PAUL NIWM 'TORN CURTAIN ARNES Tmv FtANCIi "A MAI COULD IET KILLED" ATLANTIC Mrtto r.

tHtfe St Mill Al (As a ART i SOPHIA LOIEN PAUL NEWMAN -LADY n. Dobfcio CEYNOLDS GraorGARSON "THE siooin our SI M4H isaeawa a liance in Newvavobectiv ity, his dreams ofenter-ainmenfs future. The realistic future of human endeavor still is untouched on television or films, he went on. "But writers continue to tell about boy-meets-girL Or if theyre particularly daring in Europe, how boy-meets-boy or giri-meets-girL They havent taken the fust step toward the real frontiers of the human mind, for instance. The entire scope of the human mind awaits investigation.

Yet it is untouched in modem drama." It is Newieys belief that However, the screen Leo, of which there Jiave been two, will be saved from retirement hes just too well known. MGM management, which began the idea of a new trademark in 1963, thus is heeding the results of its survey which showed that Leo is only as fo-mous as the telephone companys bell, but even more famous than the trademarks of Shell Oil, Westinghouse and the Columbia Broadcasting Systems TV' net-, work. LEO IS BIG even in Cairo where natives recently were chuckling over- the story about the son of a powerful army officer whoVbad' Whenr the father objected, the teacher told him the boy could pass if he could say four words in English. The boy was called in. said the boy.

"Fine," said the teacher. Goldwyn," the. boy continued. "Great, said the teacher. "Mayer," said the boy.

"Splendid, skid the teacher, "But thats only three words. The boy thought a minute and then went He passed. Howard Dietz, the retired MGM executive and lyricist, recalled the birth of Leo in 1916. It was Dietz who conceived of the-lion as a trademark for Samuel Goldwyns Goldwyn pic: turns. When the Goldwyn company was merged to form Metro Goldwyn Mayer in 1924, the lion was retained as the symbol rtf the new Twmat WihWoSTjoiB R7noiasRAFii -8 ufiZJttfiSctftuU- mm LAKEWOOD DIVa-IN STARTS AT DUSK life and the defeat of death by scientists are not far off and it is what will be done with these astonishing de- velopments that writers should be thinking about But they are not Hie development of psychedelic drugs alone will provide enormous possibilities LSD and all that sort of thing.

dont mean science-fiction. Not at an. The idea is whither mankind?" Newly is a Cockney. Of medium size and with long shaggy hair, the writer-actor has a large a keen sense of humor and a distant lode in his eye. One detects quickly the bril- pears in the companys advertising, promotion and other print matter has a stylized lions head.

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