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Barrymore, starring Dorothy Mansion Used in Fisher at Dracula Goes Local in Latest 'Return' I 'Macabre9 No Cause for Heart Failure BY CHARLES STINSON been there before, so, how in the name of good, rich, Barrymore Movie Warner Bros, leased the 1920 Los Feliz district mansion formerly owned by two of the screen stars of yester day, Madge Bellamy, and Pola Negri, to double for the John Barrymore home in the drama "Too Much, Too Soon." the story of Diana nreitainmen Films Stage Music NOW IN 15 THEATRES AND DRiVE-INs" 10 Part III 2 22,1958 HEDDA HOPPER SEE IT WITH SOMEONE WHO CAN CARRY YOU HOME! Malone and Errol Flynn in its final week week at tha Paramount Hollywood and Paramount Downtown The aters. Turn to Page 9 Part 3 FOR ADDITIONAL THEATER ADS STORY OF THE NUCLEAR ACE I '80 Day' Fete Singer Eddie Fisher will substitute for the late Mi chael Todd at the special matinee today of "Around the World in 80 Days" at the Carthay Circle Theater, sa luting Senior Citizens Week The 2 p.m. event will be attended by several hundred Los Angeles oldsters. Bus ter Keaton, one of the cameo stars in the famed produc tion, will also be present. Fisher will address the group briefly on behalf of Todd, his long-time friend, who had planned on speaking.

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A Holidays $3. SO A $2.50 nil incmoaoi TONIGHT I MAIl ORDERS DA7 fROMPTLV FILLIP CARTHAY CIRCLE THEATRE 6316 W. San Vicente BtVd W. 3 5891 Joan Collins Will Star With Neivman warm, red blood could he possibly be returing? Boyish Pranks Be that as it may, this Bellac pulls the usual line of boyish pranks, such as murder, grave robbing and quenching hi3 thirst with that bright red stuff. But, when the end comes he winds up in worse shape than his victims.

Ray Stricklyn, Jimmie Baird, Greta Granstedt and Virginia Vincent are in cluded in the cast. "The Flame Barrier," starring Arthur Franz and Kath leen Crowley, is 60 minutes of adventure in a studio jungle and 10 minutes of sci ence fiction. Robert Brown is featured and Vincent Padula, Rod Redwing and Kaz Oran are also members of the cast. Paul Landres directed! both pictures which werej produced by Arthur Gardner; and Jules Levy for Gramercyj Pictures and release di through United Artists. Geoffrey M.

Warren I Two quckie-creepies, "The Return of Dracula" and "The Flame Barrier," opened last nierht at the downtown Los Angeles, the Fox Hollywood and Inglewood, Uptown and Culver Theaters as well as four Pacific drive-ins and three neighborhood houses. Starring Francis Lederer and Norma Eberhardt, "The Return of Dracula" could have been put off indefinite ly and no one would have ever known. Bird Not Dracula As a matter of fact, it real ly isn't Dracula at all who returns but a bird by the name of Bellac who only acts like Dracula and looks like Francis Lederer. For an other thing, this Bellac leaves his native Balkan countrj' and shows up in a little town called Carleton, where he has relatives. Now here's the point upon which one might suspect fraud.

According to the things the townspeople say about him, one can only con elude that Bellac has never the second of whom is the child's mother and both of whom are the daughters of the town's semi-invalided el derly Croesus. The little sepulchred granddaughter is the old boy's last heir; at her demise the money would all go to the bereaved medico father and if that doesn't make you suspicious then perhaps you'd better go see the pic ture, after all. Jim Backus and Ellen Cor by are with Prince. The three of them are, of course, all accompiisnea periorm-ers; what on earth are they doing in this? Well, you can throw away those Lloyds of London poll cies-they don't cover death from boredom and any tranquilizers you may be planning to bring with you Don't, however, forget to bring a good supply of Ben zedrine when you go down to see Allied Artists' "Ma cabre," which is now "stun ning audiences" at the Or- pheum, United Artists Pasa dena and Inglewood and 12 other theaters. The picture left me stunned, after a certain fashion, I'll admit; I'm still trying to figure out why all the saturation publicity and elaborate gimmicks for a film which, beyond one or two fairly grisly visual touches, is all talk, and such stale, stilted talk at that that audience wits had a field day.

Five Hours "What!" gasps the doctor (William Prince). "You mean she's buried alive? What'll we do?" "Get a shovel," the first row advised immedi ately if a bit raucously and, sure enough, 18 or 20 lines later, Prince yields and turns to his nurse. "We'd uh, better get the shovels, Polly." He's referring to the somewhat urgent task of finding and digging up his little daughter whom some mysterious body has planted a bit prematurely in the cemetery. (She's still alive.) It's nighttime; he has only five hours to do it in and the scenarist, Robb White, is no help at all; he keeps interrupting the proceedings with long, flat, dramatically unrelated flashbacks about the doctor's two deceased wives, Joan Collins will play the role of the marriage wrecker who's hot on the trail of Paul Newman in "Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys" for Leo McCarey and 20th Century-Fox. I'm wondering if she'll wear her new diamond necklace.

Speaking of diamonds, my heart bleeds for Ginger Rogers; she just bought her own Said she, "When I was young I was too poor to have anything but a chip; I got fed up seeing my pals sporting their rocks so I bought HOLLYWOOD'S GREATEST SHOCKER! "HELL'S FIVE HOURS" -STEPHEI MJW1T 2.td mlfU IP? SUSPENSE Cool HUNTINGTON PK SANTA MONICA CRITERION EX. 5 8282 CALirOKKJA LU. 7 5111 COLEEN GRAY VIC MORROW mmm IauaaANX I C0RNELI I TH. I PASAOtNA UNITED ARTISTS Hit BmBSBBpfiVaaaBTiKTaMMHaaaBaaVpnHI IlillL INGilWOOO UNITED ARTISTS mi) INGlfwOOO CEMTINIIA ORIVt-IN OR. 4 3144 xoi ANoain GIIMORI OMIVK-IM -ITa irVl COLUMBIA PICTURES presents A SAM SPIEGEL PRODUCTION WILLIAM HOLDEN UEIANN PICKWICK 0mv.lN TH.

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Antonla RIVER KWAI with SESSUE HAYAKAWA JAMES DONALD vircctea sy imvid leak screenplay TUC DCTIIDAJ TC I ni- oun ll I I I DRACULA4 ond "The FLAME BARRIER" I "THE TECHNICOLOR Mi HSS'aJ i i WIUUCD. BFCT nmilnr 1 nrv a I i.iniHu.BHinuuin; -Ttt. m. WILLIAM HOLDEN CtNCMACOIC TCCMISHCOLOR THE ON THE Jean Simmons one" Silly girl Ginger tells me George Guinle and Pignatari want to rent her hilltop home this fall. Why not, since she's around in it alone? Jean Simmons turned down the feminine lead in "Devil's Disciple" with Larry Olivier, Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas.

She doesn't want to spend the summer in England; she wants to stay on their ranch with husband and their children. Incidentally, Mary Grant is design-t ing costumes for "Disciple." John Gavin and Lana Turner are testing togeth-' er today to see if he looks old enough to play opposite her in "Imitation of Life." He's also reading script of "Beach Boy" for Columbia. BEST YET Judy Garland was at a recording session here for hor next album titled "Judy in Love" for which she sings all love songs, 'iwhen cellist in the or- finally had courtage enough to speak to her and said: "I've worked with you at Metro for years and on your records. I just want to say that to- night's singing was the best you've ever done." "The Vikings," jam-packed with action, excitement, battling, lusting with beautiful photography by England's Jack Cardiff, plus Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis, Ernest 1 K0W7 STUDIO VERMONT ROSECRANS WH1TTIER EL. MONTE VINE LAN 0 VAN NWS SANVAL LAKEWOOD ORANGE ANN SEARS and intraductal GEOFFREY HORNE By r-itHMt BOULLE Based on Hit Novel SANTA MONICA MAJESTIC CX.

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ttl. AND iAI 2-3D rAmfftaTtmf fwl a9rutl4iAam Borgnine and Janet Leigh. It's a blockbuster that'll clean up. Tony loved the Norwegians. They have no unemployment problems and worked in the picture only during their annual three-week vacation.

They got a special bonus for letting their beards and hair grow long. When rains came, which they frequently did, they tangled with British and staged their own Olympic games. The Norwegians excelled in heft; the British in agility. Tony Curtis, who arrived here 10 years ago, is set to make a million this year. Jeff Chandler bought the house the Curtises just left.

ON THE WIRE A wire from Mark Rob-son anent Robert Donat: "He had five weeks shooting in 'Inn of the 6th Happiness' so they scheduled all scenes around him. On the last day after final scene he collapsed but not from asthma. He suffered a spasm somewhat like our President had a year or so ago." Hugh O'Brian tells me he's not at all unhappy with Wyatt Earp; he loves the role and likes doing it. He's trying to buy an interest in it so he can have a capital gain. You can't kill a man for trying.

Milton Berle has some night-club dates before beginning his TV show 9 p.m. Wednesdays in color for Kraft on NBC in October. He goes to Reno, theatrically only, Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe and Atlantic City. He wonders if anybody here would like to exchange their home for his newly furnished apartment on Park Avenue in New York as he and Ruth want to live in California. I'm happy Mr.

TV is returning. We've missed him; so has his public. Dean Jennings down from San Francisco to write a national mag story about Mickey Cohen. I've often wondered why gangsters are given so much space. Many parties are being arranged this Sunday to hear Vincent Price read Van Gogh letters at Royce Hall, UCLA.

Sam Jaffes invited a group of their pals to lecture and supper later at their home. Relea 1 bv Chicago News Syndicate. 195 Monica Bills French Films A French double bill opens at the Monica International Theater tomorrow following "La Sorciere's" four week run at the Hollywood house. Fernandel stars in "Pan- jtaioons, CinemaScope, tech nicolor comedy about Don Juan's Valet Scanarelle, featuring Carmen Sevilla, Roland Armontel and Simone Paris. The companion feature is Rene Clair's "L'Affair Pas- jsionale (The Grand Ma- neuver), starring Michele Morgan, Gerard Philipe and Brigitte Bardot.

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Weedisi i omae 10HB HOT SUWMEB FACU BF EVE Nr. xsssssssssss ssk'm a l- Phantom Unmasked at 'The Drunkard "The Phantom of the Or era has been discovered! Now members of "The Drunkard" and "The Wayward Way" east are resting easily. The story goes that every night Wilmot I. Stewart, one of the members of the cast, found a rose tucked her wig as she started making up. No one knew who the silent and mysterious admirer was.

Now, however the story's out. nmot "phantom man" turned out to be the; Theatre Mart night watch man. He just had to have his little joke, he explained. ADVERTISEMENT GLAUCOMA: the Sinister Halo This disease caused by pressure of eye fluids on the optic nerve leads to blind- Bess. But it does not hate to! A simple test spots it and, if you treat it soon enough, it cart be checked as the author of this article in June Reader's Digest demonstrates from his own experience.

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