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music. Ha always ends toon enough. ROOF FEATURES PIANO SUITE BY SCHOENBERG Historically the Piano Suite takes the important position of being the first work written in the systematized method of com Marie Wilson Cast With Marx, Bendix "A Girl In Every Port," RKO Radio comedy starring Groucho Marx, Marie Wilson and William Bendix, will screen Friday at the RKO Vantages and Hillstreet Theaters. With Groucho and Bendix cast as two Navy seamen who inherit twin race horses and Marie Wilson playing a beautiful but dumb carhop, the film is said to be one of the season's more hilarious offerings. Taylor-Kerr Spectacle in Closing Showings Robert Taylor and Deborah Kerr head a cast of thousands in "Quo Vadis," MGM's Techni color production now in its last days at the Four Star Theater.

"Quo Vadis" is a drama of th birth of Christianity in a pagan world. Taylor plays Marcus Vinicius, Roman warrior, and Miss Kerr, Lygia, a Christian hostage. 'MIRACLE IN MILAN9 LOOMS Vittorio DeSica, producer of the poignant "Bicycle Thief," has a new comedy in "Miracle in Milan," which opens at the Four Star Theater Friday. The story revolves around Toto, who grows to maturity among a group of people who have no worldly goods, but are endowed with a great zest for living and the appreciation of the delights of nature. Log angeleg Ctmes2 tuesday.mar.

is, 1952-Partm 7 TUcaf Jir The Roaring Saga iraiMM IUA KAZAN f( wrHwiw JOHN STEWBtd I I I I tl Sl-- To call a composition by Ar nold Schoenberg the piece de resistance on a program seems paradoxical. Yet it was his Piano Suite Opus 25, written in 1924, that motivated some of the most prominent musicians living in this area to attend last night's Evenings on the Roof concert at West Hollywood Auditorium. It was Frances Mullen, hostess for these weekly presentations, who included this work on her yearly piano recital. Labels Disconcerting The suite consists of six movements: Paeludium, Gavotte, Musette, Intermezzo, Minuet and Gigue, none of whch really conveys the customary spirit of which we are accustomed to associate with these titles, and one wonders why they were at all chosen. It was, as a matter of fact, distracting to listen with these preconceived labels in mind to music which to all intent and purpose was abstract in charac ter.

It evoked the same argumentative atrrfosphere as most of Schoenberg later music brought about by a consistent use of repeated notes which always makes this reviewer feel as though the composer were trying to defend himself to no avail before an Invisible court of appeal (his SifTYJTTTTn Marlon Brando Rated Right for 'Moby Dick; ailey, Ann Blyth Team BY EDWIV SCHALLERT John Huston believes that Marlon Brando will be the ideal actor to play the starring role In "Moby Dick," twice allotted to the late John Barrymore. He indicated this in a communication from Chantilly, France, where he is doing the writing on "Moulin Rouge" with Anthony Veiller. Whether Huston and Warner which owns the rights to the story by Herman Melville, will get together is conjectural, but there was just the suggestion from Huston of this possibility. The director's schedule is heavy jiow, because he expects to follow "Moulin Rouge" with "Beat the Devil," starring Humphrey Bogart, in November and then will return to MGM for a commitment that he has there. If that portion of the deal doesn't work out he will be busy with "Miss Hargreaves," taken from the British novel by Frank Baker, and to star Katharine Veiller and he are to work on that script.

AX BLYTH COSTAR IX GREAT COMPANIONS Mentioned as likely for the role once or twice, Ann Blyth will be the costar for certain with Dan Dailey in "The Great Companions" from the Gene Markey story as scripted by Irving Latest Stevens Drama Boohed Ray Milland, Joan Fontaine and Teresa Wright costar in George Stevens' lates produc tion for Paramount, "Something to Live which will" begin first showings Friday at the Paramount Hollywoo.d and Downtown Theaters. Described as a story of adult love, "Something to Live For" is said to offer a contrast to Stevens' previous film success, "A Place in the Sun," which probed the emotional conflict of young love. The Paramount Hollywood currently offers "Detective Story," while the Downtown screens "Hong Kong" and "Flaming Feather." Fhon It. 4111 PhonE. 4111 Phon PililiiMiJ 7fJ uninnr PA.

1 1 1 T- i RWIHTMIbMlMUllttlKHU-llUiUI 1 tiU4MffllIILil'll jwj'rww wit HO. Iwtwi' il muTnifrrc STARTS FRIDAY Miss Mullen played the difficult music competently and one felt assured that one had heard all the notes that were there. This was not necessarily true for Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit with which she opened the program but again applied to the very few notes of which the little Haydn Sonata in minor consisted that formed the link between the Ravel and the Schoen berg. The closing was the Wald stein Sonata by Beethoven. W.

A. Special Job The accordion played by Mel Techel in "The Drunkard" after-show at the Theatre Mart, was made especially for him and has few duplicates in this country. It is a 140-bass ac cordion with a bass as well as treble switch. Douglas-Parker-Bendix WVUI JOHNNY BAY. f- only! "MUTINY' 2nd Hit "WACO" story of a love as dangerous as the molten fury of the blast furnace! favmatuef H.u TJt ni i 7M hi, ri ,11 )ft 1 1 -t i iTili ti Vl 1 1 1 i ir I ill i' trl funniest Naval wanace.

ine picture is a dout. a young boy who flees an or- -phanage and is th guarded by Dan Dailey, a medicine man. Miss Blyth will be seen as a member of the orphanage staff, who tries to persuade Dailey to have the child return. They fall in love. Al bert J.

Cohen, producer, will start this Universal-International picture about mid-May. Peter Land Hayes is developing an idea for a life story of his mother, Grace Hayes, formerly famous in the. entertainment world and latterly concerned with the position with 12 tones. Schoen- bergs music up to that point did not strictly follow any theoretical stratagem. This change, however, is not an obvious one and even the most Intelligent listener would be hard put distinguish between works written before and after.

The 12-tone row which formed the backbone of the Suite performed last night was consistently employed throughout all the movements. Not that we gained this insight from merely listening to the music but we studied the score beforehand, as all good little music critics should do. Unorganized Rhythm Perhaps due to this consistent employment of the same row there was not that definite contrast between the various movements which, according to the titles, they should have. There was furthermore a lack of rhythmic variety, or rather an overabundance of unorganized rhythm which resulted In rhythmic, monotony. Let it be said that Schoenberg's timing is always the best feature of LAST DAY! United Artists and Ritz in the brawny, brawling 5TB 2nd ftAlURU ITS A BATTLE ROYAl IN THE FIGHT FOR "Til TTEF? I'-T, Chins RiflirtY-Toiwni Trindet IdmtoLMta '(' CJ- Rtfrushina As A UVHIUP1' IIIJ lU'li iit) and Bfoada Cort.

from 12 RI.7-43H 2nd FEATURE Mary Healy between them by August. Miss operation of night clubs. The picture would be aimed uniquely at Mary Healy for starring and Peter would enterthe latter portion of the film as her son. Their TV show, "Star of the Family," is built around their personal lives, so the carry-through to the cinema is logical. Incidentally, Miss Hayes is spending time now with their children in New York, having given up her night club in Las Vegas.

NOVEL OF LITTLE OLD NEW YORK ON AGENDA "Young Ames," novel by Walter D. Edmunds, is now on the active schedule at Columbia. It was originally, published some 10 years ago in a national weekly then as a book. It is about little old New York of 1833 and concerns the development of the export business on its documentary side. Columbia had an option on this subject for some time and apparently has just exercised it.

The picture will be the first for Writer Oscar Saul as a producer, while Zachary Gold is writing the Gottfried Reinhardt, who produced "The Jealous Lovers," is to seek another story suitable to star Moira Shearer when she is able to return to pictures probably late in the year. Rick Vallin has been signed by Hugo Haas to play a featured dancer and principal heavy in "Strange Fascination," which will start Wednesday. HILDEGARDE NEFP TO NARRATE Hildegarde Neff has just learned that she can take her pick of pictures for Producer Erich Pommer in Europe, who has taken up an option on this actress. Decision has to be reached MARION BRANDO JEAN PETERS akthortquinu 0 V20 h'tnl ii 1116 Sont08 iirrtnunii ut tag FINE ARTS TfiDMob I C4 MICA CI.S-644 I N7 OpM 6pm HOLLYWOOD APOLLO Op. 6:45.

OR-4521 Held Over, Renoir's Masterpiece, THE RIVER; a Shows Tonight, 7 and CHINESE -6925 HJWwd.Bl.Op.12. RE-4111 MARLON BRANDO, Jean Peters in VIVA ZAPATA; also Disney Cartoon FILM ARTE 1228 N. Vine. Op. 6:45.

CR-771S Martin A Lewis, SAILOR BEWARE; Loveloy-Louise, RETREAT. HELL! HOLLYWOOD Ct.12 30-5 am. HE-S371 Andrews-McGuire, I WANT YOU: J. Crawford, This Woman Is Dangerous IRIS 6508 Hllvwd. Bird.

Cont. 12. HE-2184 Behind ecenes story of erime syndics te! HOODLUM EMPIRE, Fabulous senorita LOMA S.M. -Western. Open 6:45.

CL.1713 Martin A Lewis, SAILOR BEWARE; Cameron-Nigh. FORT OSAGE VOGUE 6675 Hwd. Blvd. Ct. 12.

CR-255S MUTINY, co-stars Stevens, Knowles, Lansbury, Evans; Bill Elliott, WACO OCEAN PARK, SANTA MONICA, VENICE W.L.A., CULVER CITY DOME Open 12:15. EX-6327B Oonlevy-Trevor-Forrest, HOODLUM EMPIRE; Leigh-Lawford, Juet This One CRITERION Cont. 12:30. EX.5S28 Merrill-Davis. Phono CaU Prom Strangers.

Dale Robertson. Return of the Teaan, dr. ROSEMARY Open 6:45. EX-63279) 2 Abbott A Costello Hitst FOREIGN LEGION and AFRICA SCR EAMS FOX Venice. 620 Lincoln.

Fr.Pk. EX-64215 Oranger-Uigh, CAESAR A CLEOPATR A James Mason-Ann Todd, 7th VEIL BUNDY EX -6-4414 R. Taylor, WESTWARD THE WOMEN; Crain-Rittor, Model and Marriage Broker TIVOLI 11523 8ta. Mon. Blvd.

AR-31S3B Gregory Peck, GUNFICHTER; Clifton Webb, SITTING PRETTY WILSHIRE 1314 Wilsh. Blvd EX-S6f Hope-Lamarr, MY FAVORITE SPY; Day-Thomas, I'll Sea You In My Dreamt CULVER On. 6:45 VE-83124) Merrill-Davis, Phone Call From Stranger! Lovejoy-Louiae, RETREAT, HELL! HUNTINGTON PARK CALIFORNIA Cont. JE-5111 O'Hara-Wilde, At Swords Point, Dale Robertson. Return of the Teaan LYRJC 7208 L.B.

Bl. Op. 6:45 LA-0601 Gardner-Mason, Pandora A Flying Dutch man, Ford-Brooks. Green Clove ALCAZAR 4426 E.Gage.Op.6:45. LA-330 Merrill-Davis, Phono Call From Strangers F.

Lovojoy-A. Louise, Retreat, Hell I INGLEWOOD ACADEMY Fr. Pk. OR-7-1000. PL-151S1 Dale Robertson.

RETURN OF TEXAN; MAJOR STUDIO FE ATURE PREVIE I FOX 115 N. Market. Ct. 12:30. OR-8232S Martin A Lewis, SAILOR BEWARE; F.

Lovojoy-A. Louise. RETREAT, HELLI FIFTH AVENUE 5th-Manch. TW-996B Merrill-Davis, Phone Call From Stranger Robert Preston. Cloudburst REDONDO, HERMOSA.

MANHATTAN REDONDO Op. 6:45. Smoking. FR-2-5254 Donlevy-Trevor, HOODLUM EMPIRE; Leigh-Lawford, JUST THIS ONCE STRAND Open 6:45. FRontior 2S30B Moira Snearer, Tales of Hoffmann Successor to Red Shoes HERMOSA Open 6:45, FRontler 2624S Phono Call From Strangers J.

Russell-V. Mature, Lao Vegas Story LAMAR Manhattan Beach FR-2850B Martin A Lewis, SAILOR BEWARE: F. Loveloy-A. Louise. RETREAT.

HELLI GLENDALE ALEX Open 12. CH-S152S Robertson, RETURN OP TEXAN, clr.l Wilde-O'Hara. At Swords Point, elr. GLENDALE Open 6:30 HSMli Oavis-Merrlll. Phone Call From Stranger Martin Lewis, Sailor Beware GAT EWXV S.Fer.-Brd.Op 6:45.

CH-51631 Orant-Drake, ROOM FOR ONE MORE; Lupine-Ryan, On Dangerous Ground OLEN Oil -Ad Op 6:45. Fr Pk CH-S17SB Moira Shearer. RED SHOES, Sensation of the Year! THE WELL NORTH HOLLYWOOD, VAN NUYS, STUDIO CITY Open 6:45. SU-2-2377 Merrill.Davis, Phone Call From Strangers Loveloy-Louise, Retreat, Helll EL PORTAL N. Hllvvd.

Op. 12. ST-72981 Gable-Gardner, LONE STAR; Russell-Mature. LAS VEC AS T0 RY VALLEY N. Hllvwd.

Op 6:45. SU-2-217S Grant-Drake. ROOM FOR ONE MORE; Cra in-W ebb. Cheaper by the Dozen LA REIN A Op. 12:15.

STate 7-292 Merrill-Davis, phone Call From Strangers Russell-Mature. LAS VEGAS STORY Van NUYS Open 6:45. STate 5-2731 Andrews-McGuirt, I WANT YOU: J. Crawford, This Woman It Dangerous POMONA, ONTARIO FOX Pomona. Open LY.213S.

Marlon Brande-Jeen Peters, VIVA ZAPATA: Also Treasure of Loot Canyon STATE Pomona. Cont. 2. LV-2-5544 Stewart-Kennedy, BEND OP RIVER, elr.f Donlevy-Trevor, HOODLUM EMPIRE VILLAGE Claremont. Op.

6:45. LV-52S1 Exciting Cecile Aubrey In MANONi Let Oerwl. WOODEN HORSE QRANADA Ontario. Op. 6:45.

Ph. 61-9111 Stewart-Kennedy. BEND OF RIVER, dr. Donlevy-Trevor, HOODLUM EMPIRE REDLANDS RED LAN OS Open 6:45. Phone 4331 Loveloy-Louise.

RETREAT, D. Nlven-J. Caulfleld, LADY SAYS Ntt LONG BEACH CREST Atlantic nr. Carton. Fr.

Pk. Op. M. Brando-J. Peters, VIVA ZAPATAl Bowery Boys, HOLD THAT LINE poken Drama r- tj1 WEEK! Wcfc Days Cont from 5:45 6.

Mm. $1.00 IWfX T-M HE BROWN IN MAJOR PREVIEW T0NIGHTI Aeadimy, Intltwood ARROYO 3256 N. fig. Op. 6:45.

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Wintora-il. McCru, FRENCH IE. elr. BEVERLY Bey. Hilla.

Op.6:45. CR-6 4141 marrin-uivia, pnsiw call From stranger: J. Russcll-V. Maturt. Lii Vega, story BOULEVARD Wash.

45 RE-4111 manin L.ais, SAILOR BEWARE; Lov)oy-Loune. RETREAT, HELL! BRUIN Westwood. Op. 6:45. AR-39S9I kmiDT'LIIUIN, KtTREAT, HELL.

tin.lra-WtnUrs, MEET DANNY WILSON CARLTON Op 6:45. AX-18922 nnarews-mcuuiro, I WUNT YOU Martin Lewit. SAILOR. BEWARE CARMEL 8163 8. M.

Bl. Op. 6:45. GR-2728 moira snearer, red shoes: Plu TIGHT LITTLE ISLAND EL REV 5517 Wilnhire On. 6 WCmm Bthind scenes story of erima syndicate I HOODLUM EMPIRE; Fabulous Senorita EMBASSY OU-34312 nin Lawit.

sailor hewabf- Shirlay Yamaguthi, Japanese War Bride FAIRFAX Op. 6:45. WY.3118 martin Lewis, sailor BEWARE: P. Nien.J. CaulHeld, LADY SAYS NO FIGUEROA AD-051S nariin Lewie, oailqh BEWARE Loveloy-Louise, RETREAT.

HELL! FINE ARTS CR-5-6464 Held Over! For Your Biggest Laugh of -ai; wieo wuinness. Laeenoer Hill Mob FLORENCE Fr. Pk. LA-7S77 tfenin at l.ewia( SAILOR BEWARE: Russell-Mature. LAS VEGAS STO GOLDEN GATE 5176 Whittier.

Open 5:30 msmii-uavig. t-none can From stranger c. wnde-M. O'Hara. At Swords Point GORDON La Brea-Mrl.

Op.6:45. WH-2944 var-inomas, see tou in Dreams: njin-mpini, wn atangereua' qrottnd HIGHLAND 5604 N.Fig.Op.6 :45 AL-964S manm a Lewis, sailor beware; Loveioy-Louise, RETREAT. HELL! LA BREA 9th-L. Brea.Op.6:45. WA-8502 Annrews-MCGiiire, I WANT YOU J.

Crawford. This Woman Is Dangerous LARCHMO NT Lrrh -Bev. Op. 6 :45 L-741 7 Prize Winner, RED SHOES, Alee Guinness. Kind Hearts A Coronets LIDO La Cienega-Pico.

Op.6:45 BR23633 Andrews-McGuire, I WANT YOU J. Crawford, This Woman Is Dangerous LOYOLA Op. 6. OR-82444 MARLON BRANDO, dean Peters, VIVA ZAPATA: also Disney Cartoon MESA Op. 6:45 AX-169S9 Andrews-McGuire, I WANT YOU J.

Crawford. This Woman Is Dangerous PARISIAN Op. 6:45 DU-71013 Andrews-McGuirt, I WANT YOU: J. Crawford. This Woman la Dangerous RAVENNA Op.

6:45. DU -3O060 Anorews-McGuIre, I WANT YOU; Martin Lewis. SAILOR, BEWARE BITZ5214 Wilshire. Op. 6:15 -WA1221 MUTINY, co-stars Stevens, Knowles, Lansbury, Eans; Bill Elliott, WACO STADIUM Pico-Rohstn.

Op. 6:45. CR -62083 Rianin at Lewis, sailor BEWARE; Loveioy-Louise. RETREAT, HELL! STARLAND 2624 N. Broadway.

CA-8090 Audio Murphy. CIMARRON KID. Frantl Sinatra, MEET A NNY ILSON TOWER-Comp. Op. All Nit.

NE-6131S Martin a Lewis, sailor BEWARE B. Cameron-J. Nigh, FORT OSAO E. elr. UPTOWN Wcsfn-Olvm.

Ct. 6 PA-111S marlon BRANDO, dean Peters. VIVA ZAPATA; also Disney Cartoon VILLAGE Westwood. Op. 6:45.

BR-04301 Merrill-Davis, Phono Call From Stranger; Martin A Lewis. SAILOR, BEW A RE WESTLAKE DU-33920 Martin A Lewis, SAILOR BEWARE: Loveloy-Louise, RETRE AT, HE WILSHIRE 8440 Wilsh. CI. 6. CR-S8970 Bngart-Hepbum, The African Oueen, clr.

Week Days from 5:45. Mats. Sat. A Sun. DOWNTOWN IOS ANGELES OL0BE Bdwv.

nr 8rh. Cont. 10 RE-4111 Behind scenes story of erime syndicate! HOOD LUM EMPIRE: Fabulous Senorita LOS ANGELES 615S Bdwv fn.m.. 12:30 MARLON BRANDO, Jean Peters. VIVA ZAPATA: also Disney Cartoon PASADENA.

SO. PASADENA. AlHAMBRA AC AO EM Open 12:00. RY-1650S O'Hara-Wilde. At Swords Point, Donlevy-Trevor.

Hoodlum Empire PASADENA Oln 6:45. 8V-5274S Merrill-Davis, Phono Cafl From Stranger: Riot of Lafls, Harlem Clobetrotters UPTOWN Open 6:45 SY-34330 Merrill-Davis, Phone Call From Stranger: Riot of Lafls. Harlem Globetrotters STRAND Opn 12:00 SY-38187 Grant-Drake, ROOM FOR ONE MORE: Pandora and the Flying Dutchman STATE Open 6:45. Gian-Carlo Menottl's THE MEDIUM; Jean Simmons, CAGE OF GOLD Rl ALTO Open 6:45. PY.

11259, SY-93161 J. Crawford, This Woman Is Dangerous: Bette Davis. Another Man's Poison EL REY Alh. 6:45. CUS-3523 Martin A Lewie Run Wild! MY FRIEND IRMA; IRMA GOES WEST RIVERSIDE Open 1:45.

Ph. S25J M. Brando-J. Peters. VIVA ZAPATA; Jane Nigh-John Archer, RODEO, elr.

GOLDEN STATE 6:45. Phone 737 Orant-Drake. ROOM FOR ONE MORE; Burt Lancaster. TEN TALL MEN, elr. ORANGE COUNTY WEST COAST Santa Ana.

KI-3 8317 M. Branda-J. Peters, VIVA ZAPATA: B. Niven-J. Caulfleld, LADY SAYS NO FOX Anaheim.

Phone 3602 Moira Shearer, TALES OP HOFFMANN, elr.i Successor to Red Shoes FOX Follerton. Phono 267 Andrews-McGuire, I WANT YOU: J. Crawford, This Woman It Dangerous Cfteatcts Hildegarde 4 Neff goes to New York to nar- rate the English version of "The Sinner," said to be one of the most sensational pic-s tures to come out of Europe. Willy Forst directed in Ger-5 many with Miss Neff in the primary role. She is still dal-, lying with the Anthony Have- lock-Allan offer, but before anything else will return here for "Night Without Sleep" at 20th.

In "Snows of Kilimanjaro" she sings two Cole Por- ter songs. William Schorr, who was associated with Billy Wilder maneuvers ever 1 1 in MARIE WILSON BIMDIX-tA' acme nrvu ibt (I RADIO CHESTER ERSKINE IRVING CUMMINGS, Jr. OZZlEMfiSRKtET Vfj' VIVieN MARLON KIM HUNTER. KARL MAIDEN TCNHSSE WILUAMS EL I A KAZAN tmim. 1 starring 115214 Wilshii Bird I 6608 Hollywood 8M Com.

from 12 Noon HE. 2184 GR0UCH0 MARX 3V 'WILLIAM Star nnU nErtDC. Scr.nplay and Oir.ction Prednud by IRWIN ALIEN and by Now Sm 12:30 II WA.122T on the production of such pictures as "Detective Story" and the current "Stalag 17," is due to join Actor Kirk Douglas' Bryna Productions as soon as he finishes his current feature. That means the coming alive probably of "The Shadow," by Ben Hecht, which is due to be made in England. Other properties are also to be acquired by Bryna, the aim being to produce three films annually with Douglas starring in one each year.

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