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collect from his will, '-daughter In Paradise," starts its fourth week at the Esquire Theater to day. Comedy Continues How four heirs of a wealthy practical joker get themselves into trouble when they try to 'GREATEST SHOW DE MILLE TRIUMPH 'Phone CalV Marked by Fine Acting BY JOHX li. SCOTT "Phone Call From a Stranger HUMPHREY BOGART KATHARINE HEPBURN in JOHN HUSTON'S WEEK! NOTED FILMS WILL RETURN Due to a demand for two' notable pictures the United Artists Theater has booked Mario Lanza in "That Midnight Kiss," and Stewart Granger and Deborah Kerr in "King Solomon's Mines," to open next Wednesday. Lanza, who has soared to heights since making his screen debut in "That Midnight Kiss," appears with Kathryn Grayson and Jose Iturbi, with Ethel Barry-more and Keenan Wynn in other top roles. in his spectacular role as a performer of the same type.

Coolly devoted to Betty and ever authoritative in the circus is Charlton Heston, whose stock soars more than measurably because of his portrayal. Hidden as Clown James Stewart is concealed behind clown make-up, but conveys a peculiarly sensitive interpretation of a fugitive. Rnth Los 3ngclS Cimcs 3 friday, feb. 22, 1 952-Partiii 7 -pcHNICOLOR. Gloria De Haven to Play-Moll in Runyon Feature; Heisler Plans 'Fleshpof BY EDWIX SCHALL.ERT George Jessel has shaped "Bloodhounds of Broadway" to go April 14, with Gloria De Haven cast in one of her best roles as the moll of Scott Brady in the picture.

Brady had previously been rumored, but is now definite. Taken from a Damon Runyon story, with script by Cy Gomberg, this picture concerns Brady's meeting with a nice girl while he is en route from New York to Florida when he is getting away from the mob. Harmon Jones is now set to direct the picture. Jones directed "The Spirit of St. Louis," the story of Dizzy Dean, for Producer Jules Schermer at 20th.

and that came off so well that he receives "Bloodhounds of Broadway" as a new assignment. Week Days Cont. from 5:45 Gen. Adm. 1.00 Matinees Today at all Theatres tetcd en Stery by Wyli SHELLET mi MICHAEL WINTERS MERRILL RENNIE Writtn far Hm Son tvelyn Hrdeii' Nhndif fllttnt 4111 fhon It 4111 Vvte hn to STUART HEISLER, READIES Stuart Heisler, who directed Darnell in the feminine starring Fleshpot." which will be filmed itl Lola Albright JEAN REN0I8S Technicolor Masterpiece YH RIVR 1 5n in Dorothy Lamour and Gloria Grahame sparkle in the other feminine assignments.

They make ud a trulv stellar cast; supported by Henry Wil- coxon, Bettger, Lawrence Tierney, Emmett Kelly, Cuccio- la, and Antoinette Concpllo Thp aggregation bevond that is tre mendous. The picture will nrnhahlv most benefit Miss Hutton and Heston, since it is a new revela tion of their talents, hut it will also definitely add to the stature of Wilde. Miss Hutton will be a bidder for Academy honors for the new year, because of her radiant charm in her role, and the fact that she is capable of so many rare shades of emotion. De Mille has brought out her super best. It apparently took an array of writers to sunnlv the srn'nt for story credits are bestowed on Frederic M.

Frank, Theodore St. John and Frank Cavett. while the screen play was writ ten by Frank, Barre Lyndon and Theodore St. John. No matter how many the writers, De Mille has welded their efforts into a single well- 4 firm CINE AUTRY.nitHM.MMi I MHNHY KAY I Wth WEEK mAT THt rOUOWINO THIATMS it BY EDWIX SCHALLERT The old trite 'phrase "with full panoply of glory" may well be applied to the way in which Cecil B.

De Mille brings the circus to the screen in Greatest Show on Earth," a picture to be reckoned as one of the greatest of this master showman's shows. It opened yesterday at the Orpheum and Warner's Beverly Theaters, where it is undoubtedly due to have a long run. De Mille provides the maximum of entertainment in his production, not to speak of glamour, and above all the spirit that forever lurks under the big top. Even De Mille dissenters and there are always bound to be a number among the supercritical will unquestionably be fas cinated by this example of his peculiar picture-making genius. He has all the latitude necessary in the subject itself for gorgeous and tinseled display.

He succeeds by the very nature of things in giving what happens great authenticity. Moreover he tells a human narrative, that has both appealing and thrilling climaxes. De Mille Narrator De Mille himself is the narra tor of the picture behind the scenes. His booming voice launches the film on the way with a vivid word impression of what the circus means. He is heard now and again punching over the bigger panorama of the story, so picturesquely shown on the screen with all the facilities made available by the Ringling Bailey Circus.

Starting in lorida winter quarters to introduce prepara tions for the season, and with the various characters appearing, "The Greatest Show on Earth" becomes in the big De Mille way not only a colorful story of various central characters, but above all a saga of the whole troupe and the crowd. Reactions of the public are wonderfully balanced against the performances in the circus rings. There is movement, life and action, both intimate and vast, throughout the film, right up to the final climax of the sensational railroad wreck. Shining lustrously in. the action is Betty Hutton as a trapeze artist, who finds herself in competition with Cornel Wilde FIRST TIME OPUIAR Version RITZ Dtity tM SK Sn NwVOfiUE Cart aaaaa.e.esassasseasaai "Ss 'Lof coutsej Traded i.

JEAN "CAGE 9:30 B.m.-IOYOIA, I. 10 00 -FOX, Inql.wood; AlEX, Clendole; ACADEMY, Pasadena; GOLDEN STATE, Riverside; 11:00 o.m.-RIVOll, Van Nuys; 12:00 p.m.-VALlEY, North Hollywood; 12:13 p.m.-CREST and BELMONT, long Beach; 1:00 p.m. ACADEMY, Inaiewoed; FLORENCE. HIGHLAND. ARROYO, STARLAND, BOULEVARD, CARLTON.

FAIR. FAX, FIGUEROA, FILMARTE, LA BREA, I. ALCAZAR, Bell; GLENDALE, Glendale; 130 p.m.-MESA, I. FOX, Venice; CABRILLO, San Pedro; WILSHIRE, Santa Monica: BUNDY. Santa Monica; TIVOLI, Sowtelle; STRAND, Redondo; HERMOSA, Hermosa; LAMAR.

Manhattan; WEST COAST, Santa Ana; FOX, Anaheim; 2:00 p.m. GRANADA, Wilmington. jip is a sleek, neatly acted cinema soap opera, produced and screen written by Nunnally Johnson from a story by I. A. R.

Wylie and directed by Jean Negulesco. It opened yesterday at Los An ffeles. Chinese. Uptown and Loyola Theaters. "Will John return to his the time-honored question of the daytime radio, and now TV, pro grams, is posed in "Phone Call From a Stranger." The answer comes after a series of storybook situations that are put together in slick fashion, excepting one that misfires.

Here's the format for Mr. Johnson's efficiently contrived opus: Too Legitimate Gary Merrill, a high-grade gentleman who eventually becomes a Pollyanna, abandons his wife (Helen Westcott) and two daughters in the middle of the night because he can't forgive his spouse's one mistake. He meets three strangers at the airport and, for purposes of the script, they all board the same westbound plane. The plane makes an unscheduled landing because of bad weather and Mr. Merrill becomes the father confessor of the trio, each of whom has a particular domestic problem.

Eventually the plane is wrecked for good and we learn, after a brief lapse in continuity, that Merrill is going toicall the wives or husbands of his three "friends," who have been killed in the crash. He finds a problem at each house he visits, adds to his knowledge of human behavior, and the sum total convinces him he should practice what he preaches. Ill-Fated Trio The three ill-fated persons of the plane sequence are Michael Rennie, a doctor who is running away from his conscience-after a drunk -while- driving accident; Shelley Winters, an unsuccessful actress going home to try to claim her husband from a sel fish mother-in-law, and Keenan Wynn, a noisy, joke -playing traveling salesman who brags about his glamour-girl wife. Among those Merrill counsels are Ted Donaldson and Beatrice Straight as the son and wife of the doctor: Evelyn Varden as the mother-in-law, and Bette Davis, crippled (no glamour girl) wife of Wynn. Miss Davis actually counsels HIM in the last se quence and this persuades him to return home.

Whether you feel "Phone Call From a Stranger" is unreal or not, the picture has some tense, intriguing scenes and is very well acted from start to finish. The second feature showing is "The Dark Man," with Edward Underdown. BOTH THEATRES NOW Vv PLAYING! Cecil B. DeMilie's "THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" TECHNICOLOR STAMH coinii CMAttTON HUTT0N-V1LDE-IIEST0N OOtOTHT IE mm me sneot uwence hw mm naif WSU ANTOfCTTt CONCEUO STEWART JAMIt Mct ill tmtd tf Cttlt D(W ftite mill Hi cmenliH i ltl't lui Ixm i lulii ftftw b) Miic (nit, fmi IpilM iM Iktrim SI. Slut tf I'rtr M.

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11121! Upen All Nitt I Continuous 1 P. In the tradition of great "Udv V.m.h' NiM Train If cm "Fearless Fagan" when Pvt. Humeston goes into the Army. She fares very well until the lion breaks loose. Miss Corby's last chore for Metro was "Angels in the Outfield" and since then she has appeared in "Monsoon" in India.

Lola Albright will play the feminine lead as 'a schoolteacher opposite Wayne Morris in "Arctic Flight" and will leave with Alan Hale Jr. for the locations in Alaska and on little Diomede Island on Bering Straits They will first work at Kotzebue. Morris, with whom Miss Albright previously worked in "Sierra Passage," is already in Alaska with Director Ewing Scott. He is coproducer of the picture with Lindsley Parsons. PAIGE, COOPER HINTED FOR PLAY ADAPTATION It could be that Jackie Cooper and Janis Paige will be returning to Hollywood to star in "Remains to Be Seen," because I understand that Arthur Hornblow, producer of the picture, will go east to survey the cast of that play with a view to seeing whether any of the players therein are right for the film version being written by Sidney Sheldon.

Three simultaneous openings are scheduled in London for "A Streetcar Named Desire" next Friday, though without festivities owing to the death of King George. The voice of Vivien Leigh, however, may be heard from New York. Art Gilmore is doing the narration for a Technicolor short produced under the supervision of Gordon Hollingshead at Warners titled "Unfamiliar Sports," which shows camel racing in North Africa, caber tossing by Scotsmen and the Swiss type of wrestling among other things. Harry Brown will script "All the Brothers Were Valiant." which will star Robert Taylor and Stewart Granger when it is produced at Metro. Frank Lovejoy because of "Retreat, Hell!" receives an accolade from the Women Marines here as their ideal Marine colonel.

Capt. Elva Chaffer and Tech. Sgt. Mary Fiedler visited Lovejoy at Warner studio to advise him of his selection. Danny Chang, who has been getting much attention in "Hong Kong," will have a part to portray in "Seven Sisters From Seattle," the Pine-Thomas feature, as an Eskimo boy.

The producers were impressed with the reactions to his work in the film now being shown in other sections of the country and had the role written in for him in the new film. FREXCH DESIGNER DMITRI SETTLING HERE Dimitri, Parisian illustrator and designer, is a visitor in town. He has done remarkable sketches of Jean Gabin as a lion. Michele Morgan as a butterfly, Louis Jouvet as a me 'DEVIL'S FLESH POT' "Saturday Island," with Linda part, is busy with "The Devil's in Mexico and probably be re leased by United Artists, this picture might be one for Ed ward G. Robinson when he finishes his tour with "Dark- I'ess at Noon" and before he starts the film version of the play.

It is a crook story about two Americans, a White Russian, Englishn an, a Japanese and three Mexicans, one being the heroine. It is possible that Miss Darnell will be starred in that part. Heisler made "Saturday Island" in Jamaica. Ellen Corby will appear as the farm woman who undertakes the care of the lion in dieval warrior and Maurice Chevalier as a rooster. His illustrations have appeared in various Parisian magazines, and he is taking out his citizenship papers to remain here.

Penny Singleton, formerly playing the title part in the "Blondie" series at Columbia, opened hec night club engagement last night at the Thun-derbird in Las Vegas. A large party accompanied her husband, Producer Robert Sparks of RKO, to the Nevada city yesterday for the event. The Duncan Sisters, inci The romantic couples will be played by Ysabel Martinez and Alfonso Chavez and Conchita Gallardo and Enrique Lerma, with the role of the rich suitor who creates the romance vs. finance problem portrayed by Jose O'Beso. ommi R.I.

.11 riv U.IW ArtUH plus ttx NOW alss starrinf KEENAN BETTE WYNN DAVIS, man Dliectest ky JEAN NEGULESCO font PA IH6 -n I H4 APOLLO 7 Bl 5544 Hollywood CR.4S2Z TODAY! HOLLYWOOD APOLLO Jl Ct. 1 :45. GR.4S22 Renoir's Technicolor Masterpiece, THE RIVER; Today Shows, 2-4-6-8 A 10 CHINESE 6925 Hd. Blvd.Cl.12. RE-4111 5 Great Stars! PHONE CALL FROM A STRANGER; Plus DARK MAN FILMARTE 122RN.

Vine. On.6:45. GR-7712 Grant-Drake. ROOM FOR ONE MORE; Keel-McQuire. Callaway Went Thataway HOLLYWOOD Ct a.m.

HE.937T B. Lancaster, TEN TALL MEN. clr.i Basehart-Merrill, Decision Before Dawn IRIS 6308 Cont.12 HE-2184 Terrific Twosome! Caesar and Cleopatra, and The 7th Veil! Stars! Stars! L0MA S.M.-Wesfn. Op. 1:45.

GL-8713 Ryan-Lupino, On Dangerous Ground; R. Widmark, Red Skies of Montana VOGUE 6675 Hd. Blvd. Ct. 12.

GRtsii Flaming Leva Story! Peek-Hayward. David and Bathsheba, clr. Pep. Priest HUNTINGTON PARK BELL MAYWOOD CALIFORNIA Com. From 12.

JE-5111 D. Andrews-D. McGuire. I WANT YOU Shirley Yamaguchi, Japanese War Bride LYRfc 7203 Bl. On.

6:45. LA-0602 R. Taylor. WESTWARD THE WOMENl Martin-Leigh, 2 Tickets to clr. MAVWOdb 4417 K.

Slaiison. LA-8454 Basehart-Merrill, Decision Before Dawn; Oay-Lovejoy, SEE YOU IN MY DREA ALCAZAR 4426 K.Gan. Op 6:45. LA -330 Hope-Lamarr. MY FAVORITE SPY; Burt Lancaster.

TEN TALL MEN, clr. INGLEWOOD ACADEMY Kr.Pk. OR-7-1000, PL-1-5151 Crawford-Morgan, This Woman Is Danger. ous; S. Yamaguchi, Japanese War Brido FOX 115 Markrt.

Ct. 12:30 OR-82323 Glenn Ford, GREEN GLOVE; Orant.Draks. ROOM FOR ONE MORE FIFTH AVENUE 5rh-Manch TW-9968 Terrific Twosome! Caesar and Cleopatra, and The 7th Veil! Stars! Stars! REDONDO, HERMOSA, MANHATTAN REDONDO Op. 6:45. Smoking FR-S-S254 Crawford-Morgan, This Woman Is Danger.

ou" s- amaguchi, Japanese ar Bride STRAND Open 6:45 FRontfer 28300 O. McCuire-D. Andrews, I WANT YOUt Thrills! DIAMOND CITY HERMOSA Open 6:45. FRontler 2624S Sinatra-Russell, DOUBLE DYNAMITE; yan-Lupino. On Dangerous Ground LAMAR Manhattan Bearh.

FR2-8500 B. Lancaster, TEN TALL MEN, Grant-Drake, ROOM FOR ONE MORS GLENDALE ALEX Cunt. 12. CH-5152S Crawford-Morgan, This Woman Is Oanger- ous; S. Yamaguchi, Japanese War Bride GLENDALE Open 6:30.

CH-5281S Grant-Drake, ROOM FOR ONE MORE; Clenn Ford. GREEN GLOVE GATEWAY S.Fer.-Brd.Op.6:45. CH-S1631 Martin-Leigh, 2 Tickets to olr.t Day. Lovejoy. SEE YO IN MY DREAMS GLEN Coin d.

Op. 6:45 Kr Pk CH-51786 Gary Cooper, DISTANT DRUMS; Shelley Winters. RACING TIDE LONG BEACH CREST AtlsntioCarjon Op. 6.00. Ft Pk.

Merrill-Winters, PHONE CALL FROM A STRANGER; R. Cameron, FORT OSAGE NORTH HOLLYWOOD, VAN NUYS, SHERMAN OAKS, STUDIO CITY STUDIO CITY Oprn. 1:45. SU-2-2377 Mason-Gardner, Pandora A Flying Dutch. man; Grant-Drake.

Room For One Mors) EL PORTAI N. Illlvwd. On. 12. ST-72983 Glenn Ford, GREEN GLOVE: A II St ar Cast.

IT'S A 81 0 COUNTR VALLEY N. Hd. 12:00. SU-2-227I Two Suspense Thrills! SON OF OR. and BRIDE OF PRILL A LA REIN A Com.

12:45. State 7-2943 Clenn Ford. GREEN GLOVE; Sinatra-Russell, OOUBLE DYNAMITE VAN NUYS Open 1:45. STate 8-2731 B. Lancaster, TEN TALL MEN.

clr.i Basehart-Merrill. Decision Beiuro Dawn PASADENA, SO. PASADENA, AlHAMBRA ACADEMY Open 12:00. RY-16508 J. Crawford, This Woman la Dangerous; S.

Yamaguchi, Japanese War Bride PASADENA Open 12:00. SY-S-2748 Gable, ACROSS WIDE MISSOURI, O. Ford O. Brooks, GREEN CLOVE UPTOWN Open 1:45. SY-3-4330 Gable.

ACROSS WIDST MISSOURI, clr.i G. Ford-C. Brooks. GREEN GLOVE STRAND Opeu 12:00. SY-38taT Martin-Leigh.

Two Tickets to Craln-Ritter. Model A Marriaea Broker STATE Open 12:45. SY. 2-7138 Terrifllc Twosome! Caesar and Cleopatra, and The 7th Vail I Stars 1 Stars! tTTALTO Op. 12:45.

IY-9 J161, PY.1-1259 wara nomineei Decision Before Oawni Burt Lancaster, Tan Tall Men, elr. EL REY Alh. :45. CU-3-3523 Sinatra-Russell, DOUBLE DYNAMITE Glenn Ford GREEN CLOVE POMONA, ONTARIO FOX Pomona. Cont.

1 LY-2-1353 Merrill-Winters. PHONE CALL fshm a STRANGER; Cameron-Nigh, Fort Osage ate I ont. J. LY-2-S544) 1st Time pop. prices, DAVID A BATH.

SHEBA; Plus Northwest Territory VILLAGE Claremont. LV-8-2612 Cian-Carlo Menottl's THE MEDIUM; dean Simmons, CAPE OF COLD OR AN ADA Ontario. Ph, 61-9192 Martin A Lewis, SAILOR BEWARE; Martin A Lewis, At War With the Army ORANGE COUNTY WEST COAST Santa Ana. I -3-131 7 Ryan-Lupino, on Dangerous Ground; Clenn Ford. The Green Clove FOX Anaheim.

Phone 3602 Ryan-Lupino, on Dangerous Ground; Clenn Ford, The Oreen Clove FOX Kullerion. Phone 267 Martin A Lewis. SAILOR BEWARE) Cummings-Moore, Barefoot Mailman, air. Las Vegas Lucky for Neiv Actress Las Vegas will always be a symbol of success to brunette Colleen Miller. It was in the Nevada city that she was discovered by RKO talent scouts and it was in Howard Hughes' "The Las Vegas Story," now showing at Hillstreet and Pan-tages Theaters, that she played her first screen role.

Recently Miss Miller returned to Las Vegas where she made a personal appearance at the premiere there of "The Las Vegas Story." One of the first things she did was to renew acquaintances with members of the staff of the. hotel, where she danced with a group known as the Kings and Their Ladies. organized, tremendous unit. "The Greatest Show on Earth" is one of the finest pictures. Victor Young wrote the score and a hatfery of noted cameramen shot the film.

ADVENTURE'S GREAT DAY UAMCS STEWART-KENNEDY JULIA ROCK t- i it A story of special greatness of those special guys they call Marines! KetreaihelRWeTt just itUcking in another director -Cm. a P. Saak. hum iKHun eusrv rr IDVEJOT CARLSON MBtH ajuTttuw: TFosffttccuAii xlniiims UN1TE0 STATES PICTURES --WARNFR BROS 51 nu- 7 fOf INFORMATION-CAtl HO. 9-3531 ARTHUR 't00000 On Women's Love! ARTHUR RANK presents SftOi'JS DAVID FARRAR OF GOLD" PIUS "Sensuously iascinaiing film!" TIMES JEAN COCTEAU'S BEAUTY-; BEAST ARROYO 3236 N.

Fi Op 6:45 CA-8831 Besehart.Merrill, Decision Before Dawn; Burt Lancaster, Ten Tall Men, clr. BEVERLY Bev. Hills. Hp.l:45. CR-6-4141 Crawtord-Morgan.

THIS WOMAN IS DANGER OUS: C. Ferd, GREEN LOVE BOULEVARD Wash. -Vt. On. 6:45.

RE-4111 Widmark, RED SKIES OF MONTANA; Grant-Drake, ROOM FOR ONE MORE BRUIN Weftwood. Cont. 1:45. AR-3-9298 Mason-Gardner, Pandora Flying Dutch. man; Grant-Drake, Room for One More CARLTON Wei.

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6:45. WY-311 Grant. Drake, ROOM FOR ONE MORE Ryan-Lupino, On Dangerous Ground FIGUEROA Bar.OD 6,:45 AD-0515 Granl-Orake. ROOM FOR ONE MORE R. Widmark, RED SXIES OF MONTANA FINE ARTS rieneca.

C.mt. Noon For Your Laush of '52 Alee Cuinncs, LAVENDER HILL MOB FLO RE NC Klor-t'oin n. Kr. Pit. AW677 Burt Lancaster, TEN TALL MEN.

clr Corey-Tucker-Harris, Wild Blue Yonder GENTRY Ci-mmon-6Stli LA-55S3 I. Bergman-H. Bosart, CASABLANCA James Casncy, GOLDEN GATE 5176 WiiitnVr. Owu 5:30 Cr3wlord-Morgan. This Woman Is Dan erous; Yamasuchi, Japanese War Bride 6RD ON i ren-Vt'l 1 H2944 Held Over! PLACE IN THE SUN; BLUE VEIL HIGHLAND 51:04 N.

6:45 AL-9648 Widmark. RED SKIES OF MONTANA Grant-Drake. ROOM FOR ONE MORE LA BREA Brei.Op.6 WA-8502 Mason-Garriner. Pandora Flylne Dutch' man, B. Lancaster.

Ten Tall Men, clr. LARCH MONT I.Tll.Bf. 45 GL-7417 Grant-Drake, ROOM FOR ONE MORE B. Lancaster, TEN TALL MEN, clr LIDO l.a Ci'nrsa-Pirfi. On.6:45 Basehart-Merrill, Decision Before Dawn; Lancaster, ten tall wen, eir.

LOYOLA Man. S. Op. 1. OR-fi-2444 5 Great Stars! PHONE CALL FROM A STRANG ER; Plus A RK AN MESA On.

6:45 AX-16959 V. Heflin, WEEKEND WITH FATHER; u. soyer, l-msi LtlilUN PARISIAN On 6:45. DU-71013 Mason-Gardner, Pandora A Flying Dutch man, B. Lancaster, Ten Tall Men, clr.

RAVENNA Op. 12:30. DU -3-0060 Grant-Drake, ROOM FOR ONE MORE Ryan-Lupino, On Dangerous Ground RITZ 5214 Wilsliire. Op. 12:30.

WA-1221 Flaming Love story! Peck-Havward, David and Bathsheba. clr. Pop. Prices ST A OIUM Pico- Hli Iti. 6 :45 CR-S'HMii Grant-Drake, ROOM FOR ONE MORE; WinmarK.

REP 5KIES OF MONTANA STARLAND 2624 N. Rrtiadway. Ct. 12:30 Day-Loveioy, SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS; nope-Lamarr. favorite spy TOWER Coin-).

Op. AH Niti. Ct. 12:30 ui-nn Ford, green glove; Widmark. Red Skies of Montana, clr.

UPTOWN West 12:30. PA-1118 5 Great Stars! PHONE CALL FROM A STRANGER; Plus DARK MAN VILLAGE WVstwnnd. Op. 1:30. BR-04301 Malor Studio Feature Preview GJt EJ CLOVE DOUB LE DY A I TE WESTLAKE 12:15 DU-33920 Ryan-Lupino.

On Dangerous Ground; C. Crant-B. Drake, Room for One More WILSHIRE S440 Wilslu'r. CR-58970 Bosart-Hepburn, The African Oueen, clr Week Days from 5:45. Mats.

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Cmit. 11. RE-4111 Flaming Love Story! Peck-Hayward, David and Bathsheba, clr. Pop. Prices LOS ANGELES 615 S.Bwy.Ct.lO.

rTE-4111 Great Stars! PHONE CALL FROM A STRANGER; Plus DARK MAN OCEAN PARK, SANTA MONICA, VENICE, CULVER CITY. WEST l.A. DOME Cont. 12:15. EX-S-3273 Sinatra-Winters, Meet Danny Wilson; Shirley Vamagucht, Japanese War Bride CRITERION Cont.

12:00. EX-S-8282 Ryan-Lupino, On Dangerous Ground; Clenn Ford, Green Glove ROSEMARY Open 6:45 EX-S3279 D. Andrews.D. McGuIre, I WANT YOU I Orant-Saunders, Northwest Territory FOX Venire.620 l.i-irnln.Fr.Pk EX64215 Grant-Drake. ROOM FOR ONE MORE; Widmark, RED SKIES OF MONTANA BUNDY Picn-Centincla EX-6-4414 Holdn-Olson, SUBMARINE COMMAND; Spectacle! WH EN WOR PS COL ID 6 TIVOLI 1153 Mon.

Blvd. AR-31636 Widmark. RED SKIES OF MONTANA; Day-Loveioy, I'll See You In My Dreams WILSHIRE 1314 Wihhi-v Blvd EX-5995 Power.Rlyth. I'LL NEVER FORGET YOU Sensation of the Yearl TH WELL CULVER Op. 12:45.

VE-8-3124 Grant-Drake, ROOM FOR ONE MORE; Corey-Tucker-Harris, Wild Blue Yonder REDLANDS REDLANDS Cunt. 1. Phone 4331 Martin A Lewis, SAILOR BEWARE; Ryan-Lupino, On Dangerous Ground RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE Open 12:45. Ph. 5252 Merrill-Winters, Phone Call From a Stranger; S.

Vamaguchl. dap. War Bride GOLDEN STATE Cont. 1. Phone 737 Basehart-Merrill, Decision Before Down; Award Nominee Kennedy, Bright Victory Penny Singleton dentally, are to make their bow in night club circles when they open Tuesday at the Saddle and Sirloin, preceding this with a press party Sunday and an invitational preview Monday night.

Their school at Burlingame continues. VOGUE GK. 2555 GLOBE RE. 4111 RITZ 12 fax-GLOBE Coot "fl I I 1 1 IM LEC GUINNESS i -TIKE mum ani iD 1 FINE ARTS Emm ''e Play to Feature Dual Romances Dual romances, with a triangle involved, are featured in "Pesos Besos," (Dollars or Kisses), the Mexican Players' comedy of Michoacan, to open next Wednesday at the Padua Hills Theater. PLAYING! I.

GLAMOROUS LAS when everybody ploys game! HOWARD HUSHES pnMH JANE RUSSELL VICTOR MATURE VINCENT PRICE A tint fSfflL, 4th Fan-Filled Week! "sizzling topper of all HILARIOUS BRITISH COMEDIES" ''1 ESQUIRE A VPil Fipr LAUGHTER yk Cont. Daily from 6:30 PAPADKF" starring X.TBff S.t.-Sun. from fWUt AlASTAIR SIM MJIT'. CHARLES FINAL WEEKI LEIGH LAUGHTON STUDIO ternTontit -ggg-'wClMtlCt. Roo.rt Nfwton "THE BCACHCOMBER" rhom HO.

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