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SOUTIIWOOD THEATRE SPECIAL Page 5 Walt Disney Blends Hilarity, Music Romance in 'Monkeys, Go Homer actress makes an impressive debut in the role of Yvctte Mimieux's teenage sister, Sidoni, and reveals an amazing vocal talent in her charming duet with Chevalier. Andy Williams takes a break from his NBC-TV program in April to tour the Orient with Hank Mancini. They will appear in Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Kyoto and Yokohama Austin, Texas Have Your Cor Serviced While You're Watching the Movies! (Wo'ro Next Door To Southwood Theatre) ATLAS TIRES TUBES BATTERIES WASHING -LUBRICATION -ROAD SERVICE audiences through her semi-regular appearances on "The Tonight Show," starring Johnny Carson, makes her Hollywood film bow as Yolande, the crooked realtor's attractive accomplice. Other French performers prominent in the cast are Marcel Hillaire as the village mayor, Maurics Marsace as Fontanino, the local oafe owner, and Peter Camlin in the role of Francois, the cabinet-maker. Popular comedians Alan Carney and Jules Munshin also contribute to the overall hilarity with their humorous portrayals of an harassed grocer and a penny-pinching olive merchant.

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WW JUjoftifc I I I I I iHmUxwhi i-'t- retn, jf I I I fcMi.lMWK' -w- 'fV-V There's no business like monkey business when four space-happy astro-chimps touch down from their orbital shenanigans to become a young ex-GI-farmer's olive-p 1 1 helpers and turn a peaceful French village into a disaster area. From this hilarious situation, Walt Disney produced the wackiest, wildest romantic-comedy, "Monkey Go starring Dean Jones, Yvette Mimieux, and the incomparable Maurice Chevalier, and the results add up to solid family entertainment. Based on G. K. Wilkinson's popular novel, "The Monkeys," this laugh-loaded Gallic romp brought France to Hollywood.

A French story with French locales and practically an all-French cast turned the studio backlot into a Provence setting. Heading the stellar line-up is Maurice Chevalier, the beloved performer, who as the kindly idealistic priest, Father Sylvain, delivers one of his finest screen performances. This 78-year-young gentleman has been captivating audiences around the world since he first embraced show business 67 years ago. The star of many delightful films like "Love Me Tonight," "The Merry Widow," "Can-Can," i and Disney's "In Search of the Castaways," Chevalier still reigns as the boulevardier of stage, screen and television. One of Hollywood's brightest young comedy talents, Dean Jones endows the role of Hank, an ex-GI-turned olive-grower, with his inimitable brand of humor and charm.

His recent movie successes include "The New Internes," "Under the Yum Yum Tree," and Disney's two recent comedy hits, "That Darn Cat" and "The Ugly Dachshund." The blonde-haired, blue-eyed beauty Yvette Mimieux, in her initial screen appearance under the Disney banner, portrays the vivacious French girl, Maria, who loses her heart to the handsome Yank. Born of French and Mexican parentage and fluent in both the French and Spanish languages, Yvette is afforded her first screen role to draw on her Gallic background. Since making her movie bow in 1959, she has starred in a variety of hits like "The Light in the Piazza," "The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm," "Toys in the Attic" and "The Reward." A handsome young Gallic charmer destined for screen stardom following his American film debut in the Disney comedy is Bernard Woringer. As Cartucci, the local butcher and ardent admirer of the attractive Yvette, this young veteran of Paris' stage and television is the most exciting new European personality to appear on the Hollywood scene in recent years. In the role of Paraulis, a conniving realtor, is the distinguished French actor Clement Harari.

Known to film circles abroad as the "French Peter Lorre," this master of screen villainy portrays a comic culprit for a change and gets many of the biggest laughs in the Disney film. The curvaceous Gallic comedienne, Yvonne Constant, known to American TV 1 1 I I V- Xj. A "Siiis1 1 X' '-w v- HERE ARE A FEW OF THE SPECIAL FEATURES TO LOOK FOR: tAt Equipped with the new, powerful 3570 Protectors Futura Lamps The Newest Bausch Lomb Lens Beautiful, Deep Plush Carpeting tAt 4 Channel Stereophonic Sound Extra Large Screen for perfect Viewing The Newest and Latest in Concession Equipment retaliation and Supervision of All the Newest Sound Equipment E' yy Ly SALES and SERVICE, INC. Rl 7-3191 Z3 2200 YOUNG STREET DALLAS, TEXAS.