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F-2 Honolulu Star-Bulletin Tuesday, April 5, 1966 Menuhin's oldest son in movie pire Killers." ificent Men Magn LONDON-Krov Menuhin, eldest son of violinist Yehudi Menuhin," served as a direc mm Director Roman Polanski also cast him as Sharon tor's assistant while ski scenes were filmed in the Tate's skiing companion in in Their piiiini iiimkv I Ipbiiiii i i- Flying Machines' Italian Tyrol for "The Vam- the same film. i'ji'iin'U'un'ii'iimrM'ii'minrm 9 VARSITY THEATRE CLOSED TODAY PMn ininirnriTV mp entail rnmn rrnrrimi run uNivcriii ur nAWAii arcwiAL 3v.iLtiMino CONTINUING ITS ENGAGEMENT TOMORROW at the varsity theatre 2:30 cont. "The Patch of Blue" Last Timet Today Cont. Shows From 5:00 p.m. ismiiiii IV BS 1 Is Lasf Ttm" I I Gates Open By PHIL MAYER "Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines" the next movie due at the Waikiki Theatre is funny and fascinating.

It is at least twice as entertaining as "The Great Race" which is also in color, also three hours long (one intermission), also set in the early 1900s and also full of antique machinery. Both films are stylistically similar in that both often attempt to look like Mack Sen-nett comedies. What separates "The Men" from "The Race" is that the former succeeds at COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents MADI OKI BE A Em llllrtllliVIVI UilHI WW Knlnni Coclcett Emma Veary HIil SAM SPIEGEL'S Mi Christine Jorgensen, one of the most talked about personalities in show business, will introduce her new night club act Friday at the Forbidden City. frnimi mwrnT nrnrnnn rn ninnnm innir nimminnii Isle performers cast in 'Flower Drum Song' tlllfl-BUllllllB-UWil-iyiiillll 1 A HE mk ruAVBioi'iuuisnu 2nd-Feature at Kailua Drive In Co-Hit at Princess Burt Lancaster "THE TRAIN" I "WINTER A-GO-GO" Color STARTS FRIDAY KING WAIALAE DRIVE IN TV-I I 1 1 FI SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT TODAY ONLY VMWI yV MATINEE 3:30 iJg TONIGHT at 7:00 9:00 STRIPPED! WEAPONLESS! ALONE! and only ten desperate seconds ahead of the killers in an Africa as it has never been filmed before. Cockett, who has been acting, dancing or singing roles here and on the Mainland, is the Hawaii Visitors Bureau's director of special events.

Miss Veary and Cockett both have appeared in several plays and entertained at Isle night clubs. of brakes and of course the American pilot (Stuart Whitman) drawls and wears a cowboy hat. The several machines that finish the race after the English villain (gap-toothed Terry Thomas) has sabotaged every plane he can get close to are actually copies of primitive planes that did cross the channel. They have a special vintage charm and are curiously beautiful in flight. Among them are the American Glenn Curtis pusher biplane, a high-winged French Ber-loit.

and the British Antoinette mid-wing monoplane. About 15 reproductions of successful and unsuccessful flying machines were recreated for the film. And there are some wonderful automobiles and an antique fire engine roaring around when nothing is going on aloft. If all this suggests that people play second fiddle to machines in this picture, that's right. And go see 'em.

Arabs acclaim American girl BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) The leading dancer in Beirut, the belly-dancing capital of the Arab world, is an American from New York. "I wanted to see the world and here I am," says Jeme-la Omar, 26. She is the star of a Lebanese folk dance troupe that performs traditional rhythms for foreign tourists and Arab audience. "She can't even speak Arabic, but she can do things no Arab dancer can do," says the show's producer, this. And "The Men" isn't marred by anything like the effeminate foolishness that disfigures the last half of the other.

"The Men" involves an international air race across the English Channel in 1910. But before that, we're treated to some of the film's best moments. These are in the black-and-w i newsreel-like, history-of-flight until 1910 which stars Red Skelton and skillfully combines "staged" incidents with apDarently genuine footage of early aeronautical failures. Skelton is splendid in this. Then the screen "widens" and on come English cartoonist Ronald Searle's wonderful "antique" titles.

Then we join a British Army officer on an earlyday flight over the English countryside. He suggests the London-to-Paris air race to his girlfriend's father who is a newspaper publisher. Soon we're bustling around the world looking at entrants as they receive word of the race. This tour of the aero-capitals of France, Italy, Germany, Japan and the U.S. neatly prepares us for the gathering of the flyers at a primitive airfield outside London.

The "national characteristics" of each of the entrants are shrewdly exploited for comic effect by director Ken Annakin, who used to work for Walt Disney. For instance, the Germans do everything including fly by the numbers. The Japanese enter a plane they copied from models of two others. The British Royal Navy entry has anchor instead PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORNEL UJILDE as MUHTS mM III i ut1 Emma Veary and Kalani Cockett will play supporting roles in producer Herb Roger's "Flower Drum Song," opening in the Honolulu Concert Hall June 28 with James Shigeta, Miyoshi Umeki and Jack Soo starring. Miss Veary, Isle-born actress-singer, will play the role of Helen Chao.

Cockett, considered Hawaii's top theatrical dancer, will assist in the direction of choreography and dance in "Flower Drug Song" and the five other musicals in the "Broadway Comes to Hawaii" series. ST 'UniuiDn yen Ann BLYTH Fernando LAMAS LAST TIMES TODAY at 6 THEATRES: PRINCESS KAIMUKI WAHIAWA WAIPAHU Palace in Hilo Lihue on Kauai 10 A.M. CONT. to 4:45 P.M. Technicolor' HanaMsion PUt AMOUNT Next Tues.

at KAIMUKI-Johann Strauss's "THE GREAT WALTZ" DAILY CONTINUOUS SHOWS FROM 12:30 P.M. Complete Shows at: 12:30, 3:50, 7:10 ft 10:30 p.m. Except for KAIMUKI Showtimes for Today 10 A.M. to 3:15 P.M. li- TODAY, COMPLETE SHOWS AT 12, 2:30, 5, 7:30 10:00 I JS -tJr iTwyCurtii A World of Fantasy end CAROL.

r1 i Paul rtmzz million Happy birthday ARTESIA, N.M. (AP) Talk about birthday presents. On March 8, Mrs. Isauro O. Gonzales gave birth to a boy.

It also was her 25th birthday. On March 5, 1961, she gave birth to a girl. That was her husband's birthday. Jtellarpsr i mnfm imin DKU5. Nominated for Academy Awards! 1 GEI5HVWH mm Micton LAUREN BACALL-JUUE HARRIS-ARTHUR HILL-JANET LEIGH including BEST PICTURE BEST ACTRESS Julie Andrews I BEST DIRECTION -Robert, New Place to Dance Every Nite 8:30 till 3 a.m.

Ramblin Ruts and Rustlen PAMELA TIITIN- ROBERT WAGNER- SHE1LEY WINTERS ET YEAR! a or am! toast KMMnmnMiMluangEna mmm IUma.ar rUMBOrflOiWMKiaOl 2a STOOGES' COUNTRY WESTERN MUSIC -wwnmi ncaiCRn fflUSIV. til I BK 111 111 lfV.Tmij.irjy.Tire jj.tJ RODCERS mt AMMERSTEIVS ROBERT WISE tiH 'li PUTTS fmUk-iM till II lilL'JkJIiwLiri if: 1 mm KUHIO Formerly French Quarters mmsL mam- hi in minarown Romeo Lahoud. Lahoud's work has been applauded as "the most important Lebanese artistic event of the decade." He sees nothing curious about employing an American star. "Local belly dancers work with their behinds and their stomachs and that is all, but this girl is much more expressive," Lahoud says. Jemela plays a captive whose dancing so beguiles a desert sheikh that he plucks a star from the sky and presents it to her as a pearl.

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FASHION SHOW f.t iXnttrriTTr -ttlj and "Some like It Cool" EARLY (LUNCH) I- 'l 111 SHOW 11:45 A.M. SSILENCERQ MODERN DANCE CONCERT Guest artist RUTH CURRIER April 15 16 KENNEDY THEATRE (UH campus) Adults $2.50 Students $1.25 All seats reserved Box office open 9-5 Mon-Fri 9-1 Sat Phone 918-746 or 918-747 cam news i UAOWAY-ClUK production COLUMBIACOLOR lleV LATE LUNCH PLUS- dean Yinnnrj as MATT HELM A MEAOWAY-CLAUOE COLUMBIACOLOR ISl BUSTWPAJNTINO Direct from iwil now in PLAY ROo5lj 1115 BETHEl ST. I Across Hawaii Theatre I NATALIE WOOD If HAPPY HOURS 3 to 7 Entertain your guests TBHRCouanramscorE OPENS TOMORROW ot KAM HI-WAY DRIVE IN "THE CHASE" "THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER" I for Dinner or Cocktail in a pleasant atmosphere of our DINING ROOM, the HAU TREE TERRACE or the TUSITALA LOUNGE. Toahiro Mif une in Akira Kurosawa'i a a rTTTra ttt LAST TIMES TODAY CONTINUOUS SHOWS FROM 10 A.M. (Both Films Recommended For Adults) I ism ftfflkHiMihitffq at 3 THEATRES! KAILUA DRIVE IN HAWAII KAIMUKI it 1 is II IF HOTEL KAIMANA PRESENTS Thursday, Friday and Saturday 7:00 P.M.

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