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1 1 3 I 1 Si if Part '4 Page 8 Thursday, April 18, 1957 This Film Is Little Monster in Field of Science-Fiction mouse trap when he tries to mm snare a bit of cheese, is almost drowned when a water heater springs a leak, is forced to do aCn, i battle with a tarantula and is almost stepped on by his own brother. i Those with a taste for such nonsense may flock to this movie. But if you let small 1 "THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN" Produced by Universal-International, directed by Jack Arnold, from a novel tty Richard Matheson, and presented la ttaa Roosevelt theaier. THE CAST colt Carey Grant Williams IxHiisa Carer Kandy Kmart Clark April Kent Charlie Cany Paul Langton Ir. Thomas Silver Raymond Bailey Ir.

Arthar Branson. Scualiert BY MAE TLXEE Here's real little monster In the science-fiction field, and incredible is just the word for it. Oversize sets and trick photography are extremely obvious and utterly unconvincing as this film unreels the tale of normal man who starts to shrink after encountering children see it and they wake up screaming, dont say I didn't warn you. aV some radioactive fog. The proc-jJNw rrrrmA ess begins slowly, but even- tually he's reduced to living in a doll house.

is His wife comes home one day to find him missing, picks tip a shred of bloodstained clothing, sees the family catx licking his chops and con- eludes that she's a widow. She isn't; her miniature husband Trotting Mayweoj North Ave. at River Read nas merely fallen down into the basement, where he has a devil of a time. in a He's nearly caught aCL Lectures Today Thrilling harness ricing under the stars every weekday night throng Jnne 1st at beantifil Maywood Park. Nisc -races nightly "with pari-mataels, daily double.

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