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of his program to music of i Pianist Anda Set Three Boys and a Girl Deborah Kerr Has Present Unusual Revue ram a this era. Frogram riignugnts include the Beethoven Sonata in A Major, Opus 101; Schu mann Carnaval, and the Brahms variations on a Theme of Paganini. Film Completed Director Richard Thorpe, ha3 completed "Ten Thou-t sand Bedrooms," starring4 Dean Martin. I I if )) 1 formers are changing costumes while moving from one sketch 4nto another. JLos angeles Cimes2 ENNUI A GAIN fatal MoviM.

Iifc thm Of Grey Mm IJ'V potftVf I Rtcdcrn dobonotr if 1 Nf MoW of a FOX Thaoff JT A for Lpcal Debut Hungarian-born Pianist Geza Anda makes his bow before Los Angeles audiences tomorrow evening in the wilshire Ebell Theater on the Music Guild series. Noted for his interpreta tion of works by composers of the romantic period, Anda will devote the larger portion I GFORGE CS STBEN? PRODUCTION 1 xmrtii JlDILeI3 WEEK! kri can iHiAMi oiKi OLD Ait now a Anthony Mann to Film Old Play on Freighter; Wallis Keeps Holliman BY PHILIP K. SCIIEUER Anthony Mann, according to advance rumblings, has a remarkably good film in "Men in War," which he directed for Security Pictures with Robert Ryan and Aldo Ray starred. It is to be a United Artists release and Mann will produce and direct two more for UA. First is "Passenger to Bali," by Ellis St.

John, from the Broadway play that starred the late Walter Huston and was staged by his son John. Mann will film it entirely aboard freighter in the Mediterranean next spring, with three prominent names to be selected on an international basis. He will follow that with Erskine Caldwell's sensational "God's Little Acre," for which like Elia Kazan and "Baby Doll" he will invade the-Deep South itself. Mann is presently directing "The Tin Star" at Paramount for Producers William Perlberg and George VALU HEEDS CRY, JOINS STEVE COCHRAN Alida Valli, pretty much a stranger to English-language films of recent years, will appear with Steve Cochran in his own production of "II Grido" At the beginning, "Cranks" seems like an amateurish effort. But as the revue picks up pace it takes on more of an adult Broadway revue, in creasingly gains momentum, The girl in the four Is named Annie Ross.

She went to school in Beverly Hills, and New York City for 17 years before she went back to her native England. One American Of the male actors, Hugh Bryant is the only American. Anthony Newly was an English child movie star and Gilbert Vernon was a South African who studied ballet at Sadler's Wells Ballet School in London. So you marvel how four such widely separated young sters over the globe could get together for this unusual musical revue which needs the utmost co-operation and timing in their dancing, singing and pantomime. In a pantomime number called "Gloves," for instance, they play an entrancing, si lent ballet with white gloves on their hands.

In other numbers such as "L'apres Midi de Gilbert" and "Blue" they are very voluble with a quartet of tender, moving voices. GARY COOPER mmSS NOW PLAYING I nam emtrY.P6 RiCHARD EGAN DEBRA PAGET aVIS PRESLEY ROKRT MIDDLETOIf WILLIAM CAMPBELL NEVILLE BRAND Ma Intcf Bmmh NEW-YORK, Nov. 26 UB I Tonight there came into the Bijou Theater on Broadway musical revue called "Cranks," a eleight-of-hand lyrical show with some gim micks. "Cranks" really isn't a mu sical revue In the Broadway sense because there Is no chorus line of fetching beau ties to divert your mind while the principal stars are net changing costumes, and catching their breath to come out and sing a new aria. Four in Cast This revue, which has been brought over from a long run in London by Producers Richard Charlton and John Krimsky, has a cast of only four people.

There are no chorus girls, nobody out on the stage except three boys and a girl. They not only play and sing every number; they also change the scenery and settings. And there is seldom a solo number; usually the four are on and off stage in the 30 numbers of the revue. And sometimes the action hap pens so quickly that the per- Papa Celestin Rarity Caught Papa Celestin's last recordings were made for the Cin erama camera and- stereo phonic sound system. "Tiger Rag" is the climax to the en tire New Orleans jazz sequence in "Cinerama Holiday," and another number, "Darktown Strutters Ball," was recorded.

Here, with' Papa and his music, was a chance for the Cinerama mechanism to show off its talent for "putting the audience in the picture." The three-eyed camera was brought up close to Celestin's cornet, and his expressive face told the story of music. Too, the stereophonic sound system, with its seven microphones, captured the quality of the wild, free, joyous notes. At Warner's Hollywood Theater, Papa Celes tin music comes from the corresponding source of the sound on the screen. AUDREY H)NAFERBER PRESENTED Btf TAYLOR ROCK HUDSON DEAN crbolTBaker jant WITHERS CHIU WILLS MERCEDES IkCAMBIIIOGC-SAl MINEO twttmm R1 Mon.thrnThttrs-Doors0peii12:30PM firstShowlPM-Cast Show 9:15 PM ii ii i IWi.B.ViMRtttJfe,ilBioi.wi i (cnl. Pcily IJ How DAVIO WEIS8ART I06EHI D.

HUt -soeuii eutwo '(Maaj iu rnufua 4 PASADENA CROWN 129 N. toymana SY. E-1NSPIEE0 SIGHT VES FILMED! FlNEf FOR LIFE" THCATai.OlMlM avuuur. near La Ctowta I'll i 'J THE YEARI SMASH WEEK I WORLD 'iJiiiiii I I l'l' 1 liii litni HHilR just starting in Northern Italy. She will have the role of a wife who dies and leaves a young daughter and a "jobless" husband, presumably Cochran.

The director is Michelangelo Antonioni. In her heyday as a Selznick star in Hollywood, Alida was known simply as Valli. Character Actor Harold J. Stone, following two at MGM (Rocky Graziano's wino father in "Somebody Ud There Likes Me" and a CO-EATUI Alt THIATMSt fur ktrsraiKM ini III aiwrin. ROBERT ARTHUR KATHY NOLAN VILLAGE a ALEX CALIFORNIA GOLDEN GATE WISTWOOO aUNOALI HUNT.

PAH iait ua ANaiua CRITERION EL PORTAL. LA REINA. CORNELL SANTA MON IOA NO. HOLLYWOOO IHCRMAN OAKI lURIANK nov. 7 er, and now gets a jeaa as a tough young killer in "The Last Train to Haiv per's Junction." This last is from a magazine story by Les Crutchfield and a screenplay by James Never thought I'd -see the day that Paramount turned into a western lot, practically.

And while we're on horse operas Steve Bro-die will costar in Edward Small's "Last Gun in Du- Ei Pire Pzrcds! 1 Hi I 'Best' Role Again Deborah Kerr in MGM's "Tea and Sympathy," tomorrow at Bay, State, Hawaii, Gaftnar, UA-Pasadena and six Pacific drive-ins, repeats the same role she had in the original Robert Anderson play. The part of the New England prep-school housemaster's wife who offers tea and sympathy to an unhappy student won Miss Kerr awards as "best actress making her broadway debut" and best actress of the year. 'Denver, Greenland' Will Screen Tonight Hjordis Kittel Parker's color film "Denmark and Greenland" will be presented by UCLA extension division tonight at Royce Hall. Miss Parker shows Denmark through the eyes of five stu dents. The program will be repeated at the Wilshire Ebeli Theater Thursday and Saturday nights.

mi GO" mTMBOTT iftpc. Where does a woman's sympathy leave off-anil her Indiscretion begin? CARMAR tt7i WtitHlM Bli ra.a-)2iitu.2iil ITITIHoinfl I 1 "LOVE ME TENDER" ruis The Desperados Are In Town" FEATURED Mercedet Mo Cambridge play important role in "Giant," which it screening at the Chinese. 'Collegiate Film Opens Among Hollywood ex tinct monopolies must now be included the "Fight On for Old Subnormal" genre of col legiate song and prank com edy. It would seem that Mexico has gotten the idea quite clearly in "Viva la Juven-tud!" (roughly. "Hurrah for the current offer ing at Frank Fouce's Million Dollar Theater.

However, this particular little "Grove of Academe" has what is doubtless the least probable student body in the history of higher education. As a matter of fact, one of the student bodies happens to be Maria Victoria's (she's the campus queen como And as if that fact Weren't enough to bring all scholastic striving to a dazed halt (Srta. Victoria's dimensions still defy Euclid), the football hero is none other than that mighty 97-pounder, Resortes. Since readers have seen the story line and most of the pranks countless times, it re mains only to note that Los Angeles' own Andy Russell, as personable and perfectly bilingual as ever, is melodiously among the undergrad uates, every twitterpated one of whom would be expelled immediately from anywhere else but a sound stage. C.S.

IN 9 THEATRES lakes its place with 'GONE WITH THE MAGAZtNt MOST RIYEAUN6 LIf 1 MM Um M-G-M prawfltas-CtaaniaScapa and IMatraCalar KIRK DOUGLAS LUST eMton ANTHONY QUINN Willi fillip part in and one Alida Valli at Columbia returns to the Culver City studio for "The House of Numbers." He will enact a blackmailing San Quentirt guard in this prison-break yarn, in which Jack Palance costars with himself (twins). Incidentally, Producer Charles Schnee sees a whole new movie in the life story of Warden Harley Teets, in the tradition of Wardens Lawes and Duffy, and may assign a writer to whip it up. For its ninth season the Sombrero Playhouse In Phoenix will alternate dramas and musicals first, "The Betty Hutton Show," a revue, Dec. 7. Gene Mann, veteran local showman, will coproduce the song shows with Richard Charlton.

Showmen's Trade Review has informed Columbia Pictures that exhibitors have selected Kim Novak a3 No. 1 fem'me star in their 1956 poll HOLLIMAN BOARDS WALLIS' 'LAST TRAIN' Earl Holliman seems assured of a steady job with Hal Wallis. He played one of Burt Lancaster's deputies in "Gunfight at the OK Corral," then Katharine Hepburn's brother in "The Rainmak- SMCtocularlv FilmMt in TKCHNICOiAR 5 From the icnsatlonal stage euccest that ran 91 weeks and starring the players who created the original Broadway roles M-G-M presents in CINEMASCOPE and METROCOLOR Tea and Sympathy sUrrinf Deborah Kerr-John Kerr with Leif Erickson Edward Andrews asw by Robert Anderson iNih7witttAiHmo rn umdv lllll III i.F I mm i i 'liQfT lii A mm com rango with George Mont-Steve Brodie gomery. "The FBI Story" finally appears due for filming by the Rogers Sol and Nate, of Beaumont, Tex. No, I never heard of them either; but they have produced The Tracer as a TV series.

The story and screenplay by the Gordons, Mildred and Gordon, will be shot on location in Chicago and Washington, with interiors at New Orleans. Up for the FBI lead is Cameron Mitchell, Gig Young or Jack Kelly; and Gordon Gordon, who used to publicize Gene Tierney at 20th, is asking her if she'd be interested in the top femme spot 0VT STATE HAWAII houvwooo HutO aMS Pail PARKINS alwaf FREE PARKINO atos.m su. M.aata..iia.ai MSntMnAutttP.rU UNITED VAN NUTS PICKWICK IDWARDS ARTISTS- OmVUM MIVHN DRIVK.IN oSTla'SiS w.i7n..iR.noo to.um Sll DIRECTORY COMMON LAKIWOOD CENTURY aimwBWH Jnd FEATURES MH6! hi.mmi u.H2u.m una mwi ill 3 MiwMWtTMi (llliiiiffiEllHffi "lAWJ" tm fmnnmnr lWAR II peace" -rSiys f.lJ'J VJj FAMILY FILM OF rtUMMIinCTIKt. SILENT by JicguasYves Cousleiu EVERLY Bv. Hlllt.

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Swamp Woman, clr.i SOa BRUIN W.ltwood. 0. IA5. BR-04093 watnar, liltmn Haaven A Hill, Holdn, Toward the Unknawn, elr EL RET S517WII. 00.8:30.

WE-11101 ADULTS ONLVI Adorabla Craaturas, ana twrp.it in tno Fl.iti EMBASSY 6:45. DU-34312 Manraa-Murray, BUS STOP, C'Soopa; J. Kitanoo-c. Aipart, Attacai 500 FAIRFAX B.v.-F't.l. 6:45.

WE-B311S Monraa-Murrav. BUS STOP. C'Seano: Hold.n, Toward tha Unknown, 50a FIOUEROA Pilanoa-Eddia Alb.rt. ATTACK R. Flamlna-M.

Caray. Odonio. elr.i50c FINE ARTS S55S Wil. Ct. 2.

OL-11330 Kirn uoutlai, LUST FOR LIFE. ClntmjScopa Dally 2, Sun. 1J FLORENCE Florcnoa-Comp. LOS MARQARITOS) LA MALQUERIPA. 509 LU-6-7677 QOLDEN DATE 5176 Whlttl.r.

0p.6:45 Elttla Lava Ma Twidar, C'Sj Da.poradoeo Ara In Town HIGHLAND 5604 N.Fi.G:45. CL-59648 J.CK palanea-Eddi Albart, ATTACK! R. Fl.mln-M. Caray. ODONOO, elr.

VA BREA Sth-La 6:45. WE-5-8502 Kirr-nrynnar, kinu AND C'Scopa; nmo.n-i.rr. rrouo at protana. LIDO La Clanata-Pic. :45.

OL-S-8386 Wm. Holdan, Toward Unknown, E. Wllllima, Uniuard. Momant, Clr. LOYOLA Man, A Sap.

SlOO. OR 8 3444 Elvl Praalay-E(an-Paaat, Lovo Ma Tandar, Daiparadoat Ara In Town MESA AX-16959 rarr-srynnar, KINO AND C'Soapa notoan, T.wara unknown, 50o PARISIAN DU-71013 pvarr-nrynnar, KINO AND C'Soopa atawtrt-Kally, Raar Window, olr.i 50c RITI Ct. StlS. Fraa Parklni. WE-51221 Elvla I w- u.

Tandar, C'S; D.p.radoi Ara In Town STADIUM Ploo-Rhtan. 6:45. CR-650R3 Jaek Palanoo-Eddio Albrt, ATTACK BUS 8TOP, STARLAND 2634 N.Brdwav. CA-5-8090 ir.iana-oj. uan.no.

OUNSLINQER m. wind.or. Swamp Woman, olr.i Roc TOWER -Comp. Op. SH5.

NE-S-131S "nnn-viiirf, nan Tntnffa In Lite Fr. C'S; Quinn, Man From Del Ria UPTOWN 6:30. RE-41136 inaiuro-oteai, inarknthtara, Scope Pjay1Montalban. 3 For Junto Dawn VILLAOE Waatwd. Ct.

6:30. OR-33042 rrvai.y-ciian-paitat, LOVO Me T.nder. C'S; De.paradoea Ara In Tawn WE8TLAKE OU reianoo-iottle Albert, ATTACK! Flamln-Carav. ODONOO. SOo WILSHIRE 8440 WII.OL-21 303 OL-30 863 Cooner-MnOulra-Parklni, FRIENDLY PERSUASION, Ct.

12 everyday i LOS ANOILES 61SS.Bdwy, ivie Love Me Tender, C'S Deeperadeee Ara In Tawn roov, Tno Mountain, Haywara. Wright, Search lor Brldoy Murphy, V-V I STATE Cont, 1. RV.1-0.la5, SV-1-713S nanry ronoa-Auarey H.pburn-Me) Ferrar, WAR- A PEACE, VlstaVKIon IRIALTO Op. 0:30. Smoklna.

SOo 'til 8 130. W. Dlanay'i FANTASIA, I ocopa i.ir.t nniene anoap dor iILREV Alh. Open 6145, T-24041 waaner, Between Heaven A Hell, wuinn, mmn rrom wet Hia I FOX Pomona. Op.

6l30. IY-3-1353 atvie pre.iey-aean-paiat, Lovo Me T.ndor, C'S O.lperaitow Are In T.wn STATE Pomona. Cent. 9:00. LV-2-5544 I Hainan, Tewara the Unknown, elr.i Rlch.rdWIHm.rk, L.

Wafan, C'S VILLAOE Claramont.Op.6:45. LV-57617 Brenda-Slnetra-Slmntoni, OUYI ANO BOLLI, C'8 Away All ORANADA Ontarla. 6i4S. Ph. 61-819 Roeere-Rennle, Taenaae Rebel, C'S; Madieon, Beail Hallow Mountain, I aWaAalaoAoi I WIST COAST Santa Ana.

KI-3-8317 I Elvla Preiiey-Eian-Paart, Lovo Mo Tender, C'S; Poperoiio.i Arp inTown FOX Anehelm. KI-S-360 T. Pewer-A, Neater, (RASH DIVEl R. Wtdmork, Helle of MonUtuma, elr, I FOX- Fullerton, LA-S-Iiai J. Hollldaf-P.

Douilal, SOLIO OOLO BAOILLAGi Raeen, Taenotia Rebel 22 I NIV(RSIDECent, tiOfl. OV-37219 Btvie Pre.t.y-Bien.paiat, Lava ate Tender. C'St D.perad... Ara In Town laOLOFN to. ajv-aaaao rowor.

wa.iar, mnmmwi i Wtdmork, Halle of Mentaiuma, air. 'BBLppa 'Ufaaj asyP Leads th3 1 LTTmi mum tun It Bo Oflica or by mm APOLLO 6:45. H0 74521 Sinatra-Novak, MAN WITH THI -GOLDEN ARM; Plue MANON CHINESE 12:30 RE-14111 Eliz. Taylor-Rock Hudson-Jamea Dean In Oeorio Stevene' GIANT NEW FOX 6126 Hlywd. 12.

H0-2072J 4, Bromffald, Beset af tha Amazon, clr. Ager-Patrlcn. Tha Mole People HOLLYWOOD a.m. HO -39371 Elvla Pretley-Eaan-Patet, Lava Me Tandar, C'S; Peiparadoae Ara In Town RIS 6508 Hwd. Blvd.

12:30. HO-32184 Henry Fonda-Audrey Hepburn-Mel Ferrer. WAR PEACE, VietaVlolon VOOUE 667S Hwd. Bl. Ct.12.

HO-7255S Tracy, The Mountain, V-V; Hayward. Wrliht, Searah far Brlday Murphy, V-V CRITERION Cont. 12:30. EX-S-S2R1 Elvle Presley-Euan-Paaet, Love Ma Tender, C'S; Peiperadoe Ara in Tow: WILSHIRE 1314 Wlleh. 6:45.

EX-569' Kerr-Brynnar, KINO AND Scep.j MOBY DICK. air. FOX 620 Lincoln. Fr.Pk. EX-6421S Walt Oliney'e FANTASIA, in S-Scopa and Color; Plua SIAM BUNOY Pico at Can.

Op. 6:45. EX -6441 4 Widmark-Oarvl, Hell A Hlihwater, C'S- River of Na Return, 50a CULVER Smoking. Op. 6:45.

VE-S3124 Watnar, Between Heaven A Hell, C'S I Madlion-F. Farr. REPRISAL, air. CALIFORNIA Cont. 72.

LU-75111 Elvie Pra.ley-Eaan-Paaet, Lave Me T.nder, C'S; De.poradoeo Ara In Town PARK Paoifle Blvd. Op. 12. LU-73441 Wayne-Mara, SANDS OF IWO dIMAf R. Wldmork-D.

Andrewa, FROGMEN) ALCAZAR 4426 E.Gma. 6:45, LU-5330B Walt Dlimy'o FANTASIA, in Scope Color, Plua SIAM ACADEMY Fraa Parklna. PL1-5151 Mature-Stool, SH ARKFIOHTERS, Diy-Montalban. 3 For ilamla Down FOX 115 N. Market.

Ct. 12:30. OR-S237R BremAeld, Curueu, Beait af Amazona FIFTH AVENUE 5th.kt.nch. PL-9-lVfii Cra.by-Kelly-Sinatra, HIQH SOCIETY. V-V Proud and Protana, REDONDO 6:45.

Smoklnr. FR-4-049R MaoRaa-Dalley, B.t Thlnye In Lite Are Free. C'S; Quinn, Man Fr. Pel Ria HERMOSA Open 6:45. FRonller 2-824S Welt Oliney'e FANTASIA, In 8' Scope) rja'SriPlua Arizona Sheep Dog LAMAR Manhattan Beach.

FR-285o) Holdan, Toward the Unknown, alr.l Helden-Kerr, Fraud and Protana, V-y ILL ALEX Open 12 Cont. CM-S-1521 Ilvle Pre.ley-Eiian-Paiet, Lava Me Tnnr, C'S; Peiporadoet Ara In Town OLENDALE Open 6:30. CH-52N1J watt Dltney'e FANTASIA, In S'Scepa Color, Plua Arizona Sheep Dog WE COAST Cont. 12. Ph.

Elvli Pra.loy-Eaan-Paiet, Lave Me Tender, C'S; Oeiparadoea 'Ara In Town CREST Atlantla near Canon. Open 6:06 ftoitre.R.nnio, Taenoeo Rebel, C'St Wainer, Between Heaven A Hell, C'R TT" aaaa. STUDIO CITY Open P0-2-23TT Wainer, Batwoan H.avan A H.tl, C'6l Cro.br 0 Kelly, HIQH SOC 1ST SL PORTAL No. Hwd. 00.12.

ST-739M1 Elvla Prealav-Eean-Paeat. Lovo Ma Tender, C'S) Pe.peredoee Ara In Town OUILO No. Hlywd. Op. 12.

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