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that the Oxford professor TONIGHT Hit Scored FOX IUHIK Author First Comedy New Exhibit at Circle Oriniacoofc CAU IM I rama Log angclcs Cimcs believe, for eastern production, but will probably fare best in its present locale. In fact, it will undoubtedly do very well there. ATI IS OiiiC! 1-41 1 1 CAROUSEL GORDON cRa SHIRIEY JONES aa CAMiKON aUTCHlU, UTl SNOWS aooai oata i i aa. 11. 1 rST ir MOTtOM ftCTUtl 4T IN THl NfW MtMf THAN VOOt ITM I NAVI Ivajr am.

VT It is Waldis who sets the.tionship. Storm and stress in structure of the play bv as- thn rnnuHv manner i all serting he is the nenhew of MttaCaaaWBCMfMkaUltiiliaj WW I TUCH Ht-n StBriaiwt 14OT41 famous Oxford professor of even threatens the happiness! i.sociology. He continuallyjof the family group. The situ- CONTINUOUS FIOM 12 NOON NO SIATS IISftVIB quotes from this intellectualVation eventually right itself I 1 ii Ha IT'S HITCHCOCK'S MASTEI MIX 4 OF MYSTEAY AND MERRIMENTI books in guiding his children. and urges them to studious habits.

Both have romantic 'aul wau Btnuidiiy inciina- mm imHTTCHCOcrs I BIG WEI9 WITH harry; BIG WEEK AXfMD TROUBLE -wrJM IORSYTMX uons, wnicn maKes it difficultjgroup including Boothe. Nis- iur me parent 10 convey Ms DooKisn tneones. JL3 However, when It Is Iearnedlrected. E. In AuThe World Nevw Anothm Cfcfatm gpohen Drama Franco-Japanese Film Stars Darrieux; 'Silent Giin' New Bryna Effort BY EDWIN SCHALLERT Amazingly pivotal in today's movie scheme of things is Japan, "The Teahouse of the August Moon" is just about to be put into work there by MGM.

Italy combined with Nipponese producers on "Madame Butterfly" and now France is dispatching Danielle Darrieux and Jean Marais to Tokyo and environs for a picture as yet win be the only non-Japanese in the cast to be directed by the European, Yves Ciampi, with a three-month shooting schedule. Miss Darrieux will leave as soon as she completes "The Wages of Sin" in Paris from the novel by Nancy Rutledge published in this country under the title "Emily Will Know." She recently portrayed Olympias, mother of Alexander the Great in the United Artists release of that name, shortly to show. Marais is well remembered from "Carmen," produced several years and Jean Cocteau's "Beauty and the Beast." Thus Hollywood, mostly through just locationing, Italy and France have now united with Japan in film efforts. Robert Emmett Dolan, producer, and George Seaton, writer-director-producer, will undertake respectively duties as producer and director of the 28th annual Academy "Awardg presentations March 21. 'SILENT GUN' BIDS FOR COOPER, CLIFT "The Silent Gun," dramatic story by Carson A.

Wiley concerning a cowardly young man who poses as a famous outlaw, is the latest acquisition of Bryna Productions. faV jL" 'reM tOMaaaf jyy8 "aWtawaCixon at cT' flfrt rrrV POSITIVELY LAST 2 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE! BEST ACTORPf 9tll WEEK txctuswLY FQX BEVERLY THEATRE 104 HVth Brarly Diiva, Bmrly Hilla CI. 4-4141 It. 1-1311 Doors Open Mon. thru ffi.

5:45 pnt Showtimes 6 08-8 26 10 44 pm Otto rramlniaf'a ThE MAN VVTIHThE FtacommarMlaa) Adult tntartaininant Ralaaaad by Unilaal ArliaU in vii taw ill v''s -1M41JM jy II The author, member of a New York advertising agency, is -t 1 1 the screenplay, which will be partly based on his TK play presented on Studio One. Most interestingly the story has already been sent to Gary Cooper, who would probably portray the outlaw if he acceptsand Montgomery Clift. Bryna, which is Kirk Douglas' organization, now controls six story properties with "Spring Reunion," starring Hutton and Dana comlne to the United States i'jL, itv mi iuui ex citement prevails throughout the family, and particularly is stimulated by their close friends, enacted by Ruskin and Miss Adams Comedy Crisis Here the father (Waldis) faces a major crisis, because nf having invntprl ihm rslaJ a'nrpvailinff anil a enit-ur in an almost too-pat manner. There is fair supporting work that could be materially lmnrovea nv ine vnnr bet. Mis Sar anrt I Vauehn.

Samuel Rosen Hi. SMASH WEEK BARBARA NICHOLS in 81 COMPANY WED, and SAT. 3 85, 3,30, 275, US, 1.10 ail AtaHaa Iwai A figment of the imagina tion which becomes a fact and a lie that turns into a itnith throne-h a rhain nf cir cumstance are ideas dealt with in "The Illustrious Un cle," described as a Brook lyn pastoral, which was offi cially opened last Friday night at the Circle Theater. To disclose more of the basic issue ia this comedy by Hindi Brooks might give the plot away, although it can, perhaps, all too easily be surmised. I The show reached a high point of amusement in the last 'act after a weak start.

Partly the stumbling beginning can be attributed to the playing, although irv the windup Otto Waldis as the mainspring of comedy does well enough, along with such able allies as Shimen Ruskin and Lillian Adams, despite the latttjrs inclination tp overdo. Anne Revere was genuine ly sympathetic in the role of cuuia lie, wiiiie auuic Sax, Norman Boothe, Stuart Nisbet, Jeanne Vaughn, Her man Rudm are others in the cast presented by George Boroff. The play is identified as a first by its author, and gives indications of being just that, wherefore its fate as a Broadway attraction may be doubted. It is designed, I. MIGHTY DRAMA OF THE LAST GREAT BUFFALO A HUNT! 1 Story ot ruMd hunter and an Indian girl I (STAMPBDB jfi M-G-M prtMnta TTIHIE nnxuRiir' in COLOR and Cinemascope aumnf ROBERT TAYLOR' STEWART GRANGER LLUYU NOLAN DEBRA PAGET RUSSTAMBLYN amPkrlrlMCHMO 8H00KS NITON unT.FWBfafMia EASTMAN COLOR ww RICHARD BROOKS IjDORt SCHAJY TIMY MOORI mm tha Uti XHIar POITMAIKBANO Sm hk.

iimi. -road a in" niTn 5TAT0 aa.i4iii.iMrma.rR HAWAII PICWOOD HtTia VAN NV AtTltTt "SMUT IkWAIM IPtJfft-Staa 3- I 9 6, la. 8 Ira a a I by Satirist If laughter is at good medicine as the old adage claims, then a great jiiauj people came away from Phil harmonic Auditorium Saturday night eeling much better. The doctor who dispensed all the mirth was Anna Russell, concert comedienne, and although her crafty ex orcisms leave no aftereffects other than a feeling of pleas ant relaxation she certainly accomplishes an astonishing bit of magic while It lasts, All, told, her formula is very simple and not susceptible to a great deal of variation, but what it contains is guaranteed to be effective, i Eye for Typical The precfpitate, if adminis tered to an agglomeration of music lovers at large the more the merrier drives home its points with devas tating accuracy, for Miss Russell has, not only an eye for the typical and a for twisting it, but Ivery-thine else it takes for a suc cessful delivery. That Miss Russell has a large repertory should surprise no one since one of her guiding prin- ciples is to regard noth- ing as sacred.

Further- more, Nothing seems to I have escaped her search- 1 ing glance, or if it has she will probably cast an evil eye on it and come, 4-. up with it next time. Free Translations On her program she par odied singers of German, French and Russian songs, under the heading of respectively, "Schlumph," "Je ft'ai pas la plume de ma tanta," and "Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet," employing for all of them the kind of linguistic gibberish that souned like the real thing but happily precluded any need on the part of the audience for knowing these languages. Folk singing and folk sing ers got raked over the coals in a section that included the use of an imaginary Irish harp for "A Lily -Maid Sat Making Moan" and that further dealt with such specialties as folk songs with old tunes and new words, andi folk songs on old texts with new music. W.

A. ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS FOR BatSTptefirro BEST WlTMfAM BIST supporting ootor BKST inutlcal tor BEST art dlnctlon-cotor BEST film odHlitf UJiluam "aclHGJQl BETTY FIELD SUSAN STRASBERG dlf ROBERTSON ARTHUR O'CONNEIU Dosauno nUSSCLL ONaMASeOpg KCttMCMR MnipDM6.TMUnUH Twimaju.iwMmMMiocM bmmii jomm urn mm muw IXTIU FVNI "MASOO MAKES MEWS" Trckntcotor CinemtKopt (artoon Dillr tram 12 Nou Sun. thra Than. Feilurei It 12, 1:50, 3:50, 1:50, 7:30, 10 Frl. Sat.

12, 2, 4, 1:10, 1:10, 10:20 MM Andrews, to lead off. Donna Jo Gribble, known for her impersonation of the lily-white heroine in "The will be seen as Yolanda, sister of Rocky Graziano, in "Somebody Up There Likes Me," Charles Schnee feature with Paul New- man. She was recently in such films as "Interrupted Melody" and "All That Heaven Allows." A blonde in "The Drunkard," she will become a brunette for the MGM cinema. Marjbrie Bennett joins the cast of "The Intruder" as' Ann Harding's housekeeper. This Lindsley Parsons production for Allied Artists is being filmed at the: Kling studios with Edmund Purdom, Ida Lupino and Gloria Talbott as other principals.

TltfO OF STARS 'COSTELLO. Busy at-present on "The Opposite Sex," which" entailed many casting problems at MGM, Director David Miller, is also facing perplexities pertaining to "The rUJ TONIGHT aaakJ (gL- fPB tfWJ "I :30 NWT.SAT.-ajM "One of Guinnees' wilde-t prank. -Maw Imk WaWW-TuUfrtM Sum "Work of renuine artistry. Apieaaurer "Most fardaTJv fiendish char- acter he's ever played, it's funT -M. Y.

TiiM "Very beet larceny and old lace. Aa funny aa 'Lavender HfflMobr fWMt; "Guinness fans will enthuse without reservation!" -OajFfjr Mirrw vi uiuiiMV ww vuun a uif amusmg farce Ml of delicious touches! II auriMow aoaaa Uf I Kin ii lanii 8th feb.27, ira-Part 1 23 Donna Jo Gribbla story ot iiStner uosteiio which he will direct for Romulus in England. Selection for the 15-year-old girl has -narrowed down to Susan Strasberg, Natalie Wood and Janet Scott, very young British actress who was in I of Troy." Miller also has five other important feminine parts to cast. Rumored for one of these is Patti Law-ler, recently exploited as Miss Riviera and highly attractive.8 Rossano Brazzi undertakes the male star "0.M3 CONT.FMM NOON 14th RICORO WIIK1 HAVE YOU SEEN 1 FHIHHIWHI HF IIHrHSF.M. DAYS! aatw iviii ot 12 noow i GOLDEN NOMINATIONS 7th Week Ml.

2 1 C. I f.aTi TI.FAeitlhlCOi4'j AFOllO 1:41. HO-7451 Hapburn Braul, IUMMERTIME, tlr.l Julia Harrll, I AM A CAMERA CHINES 1 1:45. O-37S09, E-14L1 1 aoroan MacRaa-inirHy danai, CAROUSEL, ClnamaScopa 55 NEW FOX 1111 Hlywd, 11. HO-5DIJ3 Gimon waoax, Man wna Naver was.

CI; Bowary Bayi. Dig That Uranitfw HOLLYWOOD a.m. HO-39371 Allan-Raad, Benny Ooodman 8tory, clr.j Night My Numbar Cama Hi IRIS 4504 Hwd. ild, 11:15. H0-311I4 Lloyd Brldaaa, elr.i IKABENOA.

clr. VOGUE 6675 Hwd. Bl. Ct. 12.

Burt Lancastar-Anna Magnanl, THE ROIE TATTOO, ViilaVUIan' CRITERION Cont. 11:30. EX 5-1128: Walt Dianay'a LITTLEST OUTLAW Comal Wilda, ITORM FEAR if DOME Opanl. Fraa Parking. EX Oragary Pack, THE O.UNFIGH' Ptck-Wldmark.

YELLOW IKY WILSHIRE 1314 Wllth.l:45. IX -5-659: Ipatlal Engagamant Laya la a Man-SpUnderod Thing; Man Called Fata FO 120 Lincoln. Fr.Pk. Walt Dlsney'a LADY AND TRAMP F. MaeMurray, AT GUNPOINT, BUNDY Pica at Can.

Op. 4:45. EX.844r J. Garland, WIZARD OF OZ; R. Wagner, Beneath 12-Mlle Reef: SO' CULVER Op.

45. VE-I3li wait Dlsney'a LITTLEIT OUTLAW; Cornel Wilda, STORM FEAR ZZZZZE3 CALIFORNIA Cent. 12. LU-7311- Walt Dltney'a LITTLE 8Y OUTLAW. BOrne Wilde.

ITORM FEAR PARK Pacific Blvd. OP. 12. LU-7344" Oable-L. Turner, HONKY TONK, B.

Taylor, BILLY THE KID; 50c. ALCAZAR 4421 E. Case. 4:45, LU-5330t Ladd, HELL ON FRIICO BAY, CS: Curtie-Borgnlne, SQUARE JUNOLoT ACADEMY Fr.Pk. OR-71OO0, PL-1S1ST Wyman-Hudsan, All That Heeven Allows; Calhoun.

Red Sundown, clr. FOX 111 N. Market. Ct. 12:30.

0R-I232P Payna-Dahl-fleming, nightly Icarlel MaeMurray. Thera'a Alwaya Tomorre FIFTH AVENUE 5th. Manch. PL--996r wan Disney't LITTLEST OUTLAW: John Wayne, RIO GRANDE 1 'I. V.WU.

I REOONOO 1:45. Sriioking, Walt Olsney'e LITTLEST OUTLAW; R. Calhoun, RED SUNDOWN, clr. HERMOSA Open 6:45 FRentler 2-0C4T dohnsen-Cottan, Bottom of Bottle, CI; Ladd. Hall On Frisco Bay, CT LAMAR Manhattan Beach.

FR-2S50P Turner-Burtan, RAINI OF RANCHI-PUR, CS; d. Harrle, I Am Camera ALEX Open 12 Cent, CH-S-152F wait Dilneye LITTLEIT OUTLAW; Carnal Wilda, ITORM FEAR LENOALE Open H30. CH-6241F Ipaolal Engagement Leva la Mam Splendorad Thing: Man Called Pata'i GATIWAV I.ForBrnd.4!5. CH-51431 naia.1. un rniBHiu ear, MaeMurray, Thera'a Alwaya Temorrov, WEST COAST Cont.

12. Ph. S420T ncaaemy Award Nominee I Beet Actor: linatra, MAN-WITH GOLDEN ARM CR EIT Atllntla near Carton, Oven 8 Walt Dltney'a LITTLEST OUTLAW. Douglat-Mangana, ULYISES, clr. 4TUOIO CITY Open IU-1-2377 wyman, nil That Heaven Allows, MaeMurray, There's Always Temarrav, EL PORTAL No.Hwd.

Op. 12. ST-7218? wail iiisnay a UTTLe.T OUTLAW; Cornel Wilde. ITORM FEAR IUILD N. Hlywd.

Op. 4:45. IU-2-2272 Ipaelal Engagamant Lova It a Many Iplendered Thing; Man Called Peter LA IT.7-9142, IT-4-1141 Walt Disney a tITTLEIT OUTLAW; Cornel ITO MP EAR VAN NUYS Open 1:45. ITate 1-1731 Special Engagement lave le a Many Splenderod Thing; Men Called Peter RIVOLI Van Nuye. Op.

6:45. IT-53911 Science Flct. Thrillers! THII IILANO EARTH and TARGET EARTH FOX Oly. 6:45. Sat.

-Sun. 1 p.m. Ph. 1014 Allen-need. Benny Goodman Itory, Douglas-Roman, Joe Macbeth edaaWowDas REOLANDS Open 4:45, Phone 4331 linatra, man with GOLDEN ARM; MaeMurray, Thera'a Alwayo Tomorrow BANNING Ii45.lat.-tun.1ll0 VI-93714 Luno-eienoia, batilo ptationii Gregory Peck, 12 O'OLOCK HIGH LONG BEACH 4-6134 tanta Fe at Mlrd Payni-Bohl-Flairilni SlICHTLT SCARLET RIOSRANOE THE BENNY GOODMAN STORY MICHf NO.

CAME VP It's Happeaine Hera SEPUIVEDA e.S20 t. af Vlttary SOUTH GATE jLOtaa 1-3304 Atlantia 4 Firwlene WETIACKS SKABENIA 1. 0411 It'i Happening Hero, EAST MUNf' W. af Hawttierao POSTMARK tor BANIFB JKEA i Jill stir Susan Strasberg Ilec Guinness ring part and Charles Kaufman has been engaged for at ttn (uKfinf (ww 1 the screenplay. Oddly, the company, with headquarters' in London, may have to location in America for part of the story.

8 ACADEMY BEVERLY Baa. Hilla. 5:45. CR-4-4141 F. Ilnatra-I.

farhar-Kim Novak, MAN WITH THE OOLOEN ARM Shawn at 1:011:34 anal 10:44 P.M. BOULEVARD RE-14111 Daualai-Daman, 40E MACBETM; DiCirla, Flama at tha lilandi: 80c BRUIN Waatwaad. Op. 5:45. BR-0-4091 Borinlna-Blair, MARTY; PACE OF LINCOLN; Ply.

1:45, lat-lun-Hal 1 :45 IL RIY 5517 Wll. OR. 1:10. Ftrnandal, IHEEF HAS FIVE LEOIj SAMURAI, air. IMBAIIY Wait'n-3rd.

4:45. OU-34312 aoaa. Kntaaamani Lava Many spun. dorid Thln; Man Callad Falir; 50 FAIRFAX IMS. WE-nfll ipac.

Engaaanwnt Lova Many apian- darad Thlni; Man Callad Fatar; 50c FIQUEA0A Bar. AD-10515 Ladd, HELL ON FRISCO BAY, CI Deualaa.Raman, Pa Macbath. 50a FINE ARTS 1554 Wll. 1:45. AL-21330 A.

HitcncaeK'a Hit! troubli with HARRY; Oly. 1:45 Ut-lun-Hal 12 FLORENCE Flaranca-Cantp. LU-i-7177 Ladd. HELL ON FRIICO BAY, CI; A. Baitar-J.

Chandler, laollara; SOc OOLOEN OATE 5174 Whllliar 0p.l:15 Walt Dianay'a littlest outlaw; Carnal Wllda, ITOHM FEAR HIGHLAND 6404 N.FIg.8:4S. CL-59448 Ladd, HILL ON FRIICO BAT, CI; R. Wainar, Banaath 12-Mlla Raaf, CI LA BREA ath-La Braa.l:4S. WE-S-1503 Ipaelal Iniactmant Laa la a Many Iplandarad Thina: Man Callad FtUr LIDO Clanaga-Flco. 1:45.

0L-S-I39I Julia Harr la. I AM A CAMERA. Eaan, Vlaw From Fampay'a Haad, O'l LOYOLA Man. A la. 1:00.

0R-I1444 Cllttan Wabb. Man Wha Navar Was, C't; Bawary Boys, Dig That Uranium MCI A Cren.llauson. 1:45. AX-16959 Walt Dianay'a AFRICAN LION, elr.i Egan, view From pampaya rata; soc PARISIAN Vrt, -8th. Op.

4:45. DU-71013 Elan, viaw From pampaya niao. ci Turnar-Armandarli, Diana, CI; 80c RITI 5214 Wlllhlra.Ct. 4:30. WE-51121 Allan-Raad, Banny Ooodman Itory, elr.i Night My Number Cama Up STADIUM Pice-Rbtsn.

1:45. CH -42013 A. Ladd, HELL FRIICO SAY, CI; Lelth-Mara, DEEP BLUE SEA, CI STAR LAND 2424 N.Brdway. CA-S-4090 H. Kael-A.

B.yth. kiimet. F. MaeMurray, At Dunpoint, CI; 80c TOWER Cama. Op.

5:15. NE-l-1315 Walt Dianay'a LITTLEIT OUTLAW) cornel wiim, itorm Finn UPTOWN RE-41124 Cllttan Webb, Man Wha Navar Was, C'S; Bowery Bayt, Dig That Uranium VILLAGE Woetwd. Ct. 4:30. CR-33042 Walt Dltney'a LITTLE4T OUTLAW; Wyman, All That Heaven Allows, air.

EITLA 12 :1 9. DU -33920 Ladd, HELL ON FRIICO BAY, C'S; Leigh-More, DEEP BLUE: IEA; 500 WILSHIRE 8440 Wll. OL-21303. 30883 MAJOR STUDIO PREVIEW 1:30 p.m. HELEN OF TROY, Open Oly, 12 Noon GLOBE Bdwy.

nr. I. et.10:45. RE-14111 Walt Dltney'a LITTLEST OUTLAW; John Wayne. RIO CRANDE LOI ANGELES 4151.

Bdwy. Open 10:45 Cllttan Webb, Man Wha Never Wae, CI; Bawary Boys, Dig That Uranium ACADEMY Open 12:00. RY-1-6501 Allen-Reed, Benny ooadmen Itory, elr.i Might My Numbar Cama Up Open 12:00. 8Y-3I1I7 nui uisnay urni.iin Martin-Lewie. Artiste A Medele, V-V IY-2-7131 3 Academy Award Nomlnatlent! MR HULOT'I HOLIDAY; Doctor in House FtlALTO Open 6:45, Smoking.

PY-11251 Wyman, All That Haavan Allows, MaeMurray, Thera'a Alwaya Tamerrew BL REV- Alh. Open 1:41. AT-2-4941 Walt Dlsney'a LITTLEST OUTLAW; F. MaeMurray, AT GUNPOINT, Ct FOX Pomona. Op.

1:30. LY-2-1353 Academy Awd. Nominee! Best Actorl Sinatra, MAN WITH GOLDEN ARM ITATE Pomona. Cont. 2:00.

LY-2-5544 Holdcn-Kolly, BRIOQEI TOKO-RI, Kelly-Stewart. Rear Window, elr. VILLAGE Claremont. Op. 6:45.

LY-S2812 Ewoll-Nerth, Lleutenut Ware Shirts, CI; 4. Ferror-J. ATlyson, IHRIKE GRANADA Ontaria. 1:45. Ph.

2 Walt Disney Hits In Calorl LITTLEIT OUTLAW and Muill Land RIVERSIDE Cont. 2:00. OV-3-7312 Walt Dltney'e LITTLEIT J. Richards. IT A DOC'S LIFE.

C'S GOLDEN STATE Cent. 12. OV-4-4180 Eweli-North, Lieutenant Wore Skirts, CI; W. Disney's African Lion, clr. WEST COAST Santa Ana.

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