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'LADY AND TRAMP' DAZZLING TRIUMPH i summer son were the directors. In the'Gcorge Givot, Dallas McKen- Ernst A. Heininger gets 'Uh itS COolins for voic'ng. the ani-'non. Lee Millar and The Mello credit for the photography of mountain land and i's imr---i cartoon feature were Men.

"Switzerland." which like people. Peggy Barbara Miss Lp? and Scnny BurkepLady and the Tramp" i3 in ManT.i.n irry Roberts. Bill Thomp-, provided enchanting songs CkiemaScope. Ben Sharpsteen son, Bill Baucom, Verna Fel- aifci Oliver Wallace the musi- directed, and Winston Hibler might 1)4 noted ton. Stan Freberg.

Alan Reedjcal score. narrated rama BY EDWIN SCHALLERT who intrude on the life of the 1 1 1. Abounding in shimmering j-ujr ana me iramp is basarl On 9 ttnrv K.r radiance that distinguishes it EHEEEESEIiagEBlSlIEEiIE even from the magicry of pri ow.j a 1 vi Greene, and that a multitude of talents are credited for having brought it to the high estate it Hamilton Luske, Clyde Geronimi and Wilfred Jack- or Walt Disney creations, "Lady and the Tramp" is an experience in motion picture LOSangClCgCimtS3 New 'Broadway Melody to Star Kelly, Charisse; Lrl "31 1 I 1 UUg IICIU1UC, JLUUMI1 as iUJ. Lady has many problems during the picture. First she is lonesome in the manner of dogs when she arrives in her new home.

Then, after she settles down to a happy routine, her life is disturbed because a baby arrives in the household and interest in her as a pet becomes wholly obscured. Finally her life is genuinely complicated by the Tramp. Both Courageous viewing to bring joy ever lasting to all who become ac XimB THO' PHARAOHS' colossus it assails the eye with its magnitude and magnificence SCHALLERT L.A.Timtt quainted with this singular Great Weekl tS Hurry, phenomenon in cinema form that had its first public showings yesterday. Undoubtedly, the number of viewers will be legion during the current run ine iramp, wno is a living by his wits, thor at the Fox Wilshtre Theater, oughly involves the life of the elegant little long-eared tt Lt Hi Tha Acadamy Award) Winning Prooooo The Story of the First Wonder of the World! FILMED IN EGYPT WITH THOUSANDS IN THE CAST WARNER BROS. mom and sensitive feminine pooch, 1 3 a cocker spaniel.

Together they have various rugged adventures, which are only a The picture will be an unqualified box-office triumph, and above all else is an ideal vacation special with bounteous appeal to the juvenile audience. Canine Fantasy TT Uf IA fl 7 I Ul I iv II prelude to wonderful romance One can at best onlv para Duff Lead in New Play BY EDWIN SCHALLERT "Broadway Melody," Vhich set the musicals going on the screen in 1929 and which was thrics filmed in different versions after that, will again inspire a song-and-dance production, which is due to team Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse. Producer Arthur Freed will make this new feature as "Broadway Melody of 1956" and it will be the follow-up to "It's Always Fair Weather" just previewed. In fact, it is the Kelly-Charlsse starring feature, "It's Always Fair Weather," that caused the "Broadway Melody" idea to be reborn In order to bring the two stars together. Executives of MGM held a quick meeting yester djy at which the whole thing was decided.

This will be the fourth teaming of Kelly and Miss Charisse, who are ideal partners, because of their mutual dancing ability. They started their association in "Singin' in the Rain," which was followed by "JBrigadoon" and "It's Always Fair Weather" thus was third in the sequence. ANGIE DICKINSON LEAD IN 'HIRED GUNS' Angie Dickinson, who had a featured part in "Son of Slade" with John Ericson, Mari Blanchard and Neville Brand, now gets the lead with Richard Arlen and Bruce phrase incidents here and there in this remarkable picture from the Disney castle of the money in the world Strategic I 1 1 1 cannot buy the wag of a dog's tail," says in substance a fore dreams and imagination, and Cinemascope reiterate that even in his cata word attriDtUed to Josh Bill logue of admirable exploits WarnerColor 9TrmOPnone soumo 1 ings. This sets the stage for the fantasy of dogs' lives, ijaay and tne Tramp is unique. whrch is what "Lady and the Air Command Color TECHNICOLOR.

aw mxx mumwrnnld hit fnturitU'VhtttftiM Visits Mtxico VTAltIMM Tramp is. JackHawkinsJoanColuns A delightful, haunting and charmed fantasy that is re Mario Coaoooad od Cuaiiiid Amonir Amd Wlooor DIMITSI T10MKIN DeweyMartinAlexisMinotis One cannot do Justice In the space allotted here to the splendid "People and Places" scenfc and human interest film, so well narrated, about Switzerland. This, too, markably enriched with mus Hr tretcherj stained rery stonei of the-Pyramid! ic and, incidentally, with rare Written by William Faulkner Harry KurniUHiroM Jack Bloom conversations among the cnneik in nucu uuuo, Produced snd Wrected by HOWARD HAWKS Presented by WARNER BROS. canine characters. 3 MULL I ST5TSM I AUIOIOTJ Feline characters, too, because there are a couple of troublemaking Siamese cats NOW! AT 3 THEATRES LATE SHOWS TONITE! Aaolo rortlufCooL Ini 11 Nooo I 7oohrof Mlf 04 IIilS, 7, JO, 3.15, I 10.00 7ri.

4 lor. CM I I3. 3.40, 1 05, 10 JO 71Won.DU 7-0147 the Gannaway-ver mien, feature. Guinn (Big Boy) Williams and Tom Hubbard, who is an executive in the company, are simultaneously added to the featured cast. Scott Marlowe, who came out from New York to play a featured part with Carol Ohmart in "Too Late, My Love" at Paramount, seems to have an excellent chance hi 0 I RESERVED JUTS NOW ON SALE no numwa IMf.

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Hm mt CINfAMA 1 opa would novor eomo nomo, a wo all want la lawa WW STE1IOPHONIC SOUND VISTAVlSIOHi tern MctfjM wm-mmtn mm -633 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. and" got into rna ad I SV and too it now on aw N(W S. iv CUIVIIINIAI SCIKNI LAURENCE OLIVIER I MERLE OBERON DAVID NIVEN for a stellar role with Les- lie Qaron in "Gaby" at MGM. It's up to Edwin Angie Dickinson Kncpf, -producer, and Director-Curtis Bernhardt whether or yiot Marlowe gets the Metro assignment, since they are in charge of the filming. doing "Too Late, My Love;" his first film, he was in radio and summer stock in the East, He plays a gangster in the Carol Ohmart pic-" turBj, at Paramount.

4 SIDNEY POITIER JOINING BRANDON DE WILDE To Sidney Poitier, who made such ft decisive impression as a colored actor in "Blackboard Jungle," goes the important part of Gates in "Goodbye, My Lady, which William Wellman is directing for Batjac from the James Street novel. is the picture. in which Brandon de Wilde is starred and in which a dog, a basenji, has such a prominent part td play. Walter Brennan and Phil Harris-are, others in the notable cast. The picture will location for two months at Albany, which is its natural, background.

No' fewer than seven Broadway actors have gone to Washington to join "The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell," which. Otto Preminger is directing for Milton Sperling, Mm. IMiw Crii i w.i.wiw rtiif.r.ic Wll WT1H 4th nan.UI.CM. a i Mjii'inimif WEEK! Here's the wonderfully worm, richly hOrna itory of the grandest family you've ever met. They'll give you a happy feeling right down where you really livel Color Doris James DayCagney 1 A Aou RUTH (TTIN AS Tne ith Gary Cooper starred and Charles Bicktord featured.

1 I 1 a jfW.r'i.irx bob edebt TWmm fy ul i XJSTmw'V A aowkina.fr.1.1 f' i 1 paoM COLOR and CINemaScopE If Those joining thi3 Warner release include "John MacKay, G. Albert Smith, Adam Kennedy, Steve Holland, Manny Rosa, Terry O'Sullivan, who does the lead in TV's Search for Tomorrow, arid James Daly; star of video's Foreign Intrigue series. Daly will play Hert A. the' counsel appointed by the Army to defend Gen. Mitchell in the famous trial.

HOWARD DUFF IN LA JOLL A PREMIERE Howard Duff, who made a hit in "Season in the Sun" and "Anniversary Waltz" in previous engagements at La Jolla Playhouse will return there as the male lead the i brand new show "Native I Uprising" to open July 11. Sheldon Reynolds, identi Cameron Mitchell Robest Keith -TomTuilt THI co-starrmq MILLY PAE1TAGE STATE DOWNTOWN kreadway A 7th HI. 7-4311 .7.11 ii.imUZf. 7431 HOLLYWOOD Hollywood tM. nr.

Vino MO. i 2211 what I PLUS 2nd HIT FEATURE AT PACIFIC DRIVE-IN THEATRES: VICTORY DRtVI-IN Vmh ciiiir tr 7 i 11 EL MONTE DRIVC-IN Ir. Aina. (Wo U. 7 tut F0 1-1477 VERMONT aaivi-M VanMMIIM iiMin.MinH fied with making Foreign Intrigue for TV during the past four years and who believes that this experience has saved him in preliminary and other work on the feature picture that he Is to do with with GEORGE TOBIAS ANGELA CLARKE Produced by lack Rose Directed by Melville Shavelson Written for the Screen Melville Shavelson' and lack Rose New LAUREL DMIVC-IN iMfft Cmii OM.

ML a. nm ti. LAKIWOOD aiva-iM Ha. Imt MM tt IOU4I.I.I.4MII STUDIO amiva-iM vt iomo.ai anit OAOI Baiva.lM r. c.tCMMO fA IOM 101 Robert Mitchum, will under- raira rna rtiraptinn sows am "LOVE ME cr LEAVE LIE" PLUS 2nd HIT FEATURE 2nd WEEK also at 4 CROWN ASADINA Iff N.

limi IT. Mill tmllN CARMAR MONTKBILLO NMIUH im. I iih 1 the writing and production of this full-length film. SONS: NOBODY SMILES ROW. ROW.

ROW CHINATOWN. MY CHINATOWN I'M TIRED MARY THE REATEST FATHER THEM ALL IALEC GUINNESS. "NEW SAUCY CAPER! I rnh.n James uoDson, wno acted JameiDobson in with James Whitmore at Warner's recently, will join that actor again in "The Rainmaker" at La Jolla, in which Teresa Wright will be the feminine star, with the engagement starting next Tuesday. Dobson had been on a personal appearance tour when called back. X7 4 TONITE! STUDIO FEATURE PREVIEW! EL REY ONLY AI FaVa, 7VV HEPULAH PERFORMANCES LrHlrr 'rS 4 r-AAVI WrJrA TRAILS OF ARIZOrtt" START i OPAY! I mHim.mi i ii ii Ij Hollywood Mlahland OaonlJNooa I 1 11 1 1 I A II I II II A A UUIHHtii It the word for Color or I major studio feature preview los angeles theatre only LIVE with the Matador! LOVE as if there is no tomci6v! trifles JLove' -H "Fzszz hilariou t2.

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