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taiSLtiitUtUmtir'-'' m. EB. 23, 1962-Pcrt IV Lillian Rotli Resumes Viennese 1 Own Best i History 0 on the spoken scenes In his first rehearsal sessions. Character, he said, has been emphasized by putting Miss Roth, and other name plavers like Bambi Lynn, the Program n- Career in Music Play Dramatist to Him rV titi met into rehearsal as a musical and Harold Lang in Lang in' DEUGHTFUL. Delights The stage in Philharmonic relatively minor roles.

i that, HILARIOUS" NEW YORK (HTNS) Lillian Roth, the actress and nightclub ginger who wrote about her up and down mmm mmm mtm im rni t-1 M- tm .1 1 'k with no singers and dancers as such and no stars. Miss Roth is one of a small company of 23 for a Bhow which will see big names like hers playing small parts mere wm ue mure tiidincieis i nmrr-ytfinxim- Auditorium looked the same NOW iirv in this musical than in anyT fullungthi career in "I'll Cry Tomorrow," will come to Broadr I I I IU4 as usual before shoy time Tuesday night, but when the other one I can think of." vision! 1 HKH sun Bronston flaking Parallels With Past Pay Off Today BY PHILIP K. SCHEUER Samuel Bronston is one producer who thinks big historically. And it is paying off in "King of Kings" and "El Cid." Mr. Bronston.

who headquarters in Spain, is now knuckling down to the task of making movies about the Boxer Rebellion, the fall of the Roman Em way this season in the musical, "I Can Get It For You land small names playing ma curtain went up and Capt Cast in the lead role of Julius Herrmann waved his MATINEES AT MOST THEATRES I jor roles. 'Character Musical Wholesale." The new show, a David Merrick production with a baton, tne platform resem CRASHES HOUYWCX)D Arthur Laurents, the play Harry Bo gen, ambitious shipping clerk, is Elliott Gould, a tall young actor who had only a background part in "Irma La Douce," bled a three-ring circus with wright, directing his first Harold Rome score and based on Jerome Weidrhan's P. jeRRYISWK ROUTW0C0 Hunm LOYOU wi.toti -afOITAlMiiMUM LAMM tMW4.TTl musical, described "whole- the Deutschmeister Band tootling, singers trilling, dancers prancing and flags best-seller about life in the 'sale" as a musical of "charac Miss Roth will play his! garment district, has gone'ter" and put heavy emphasis mother. unfurling. The occasion was lenna on Parade, a light- CAironu hearted combination of mu KA0CKT 2o yf O-O sic, song and dance from the capital of Austria, produced WOT COAST iom HtM "HEY, LET'S TWIST!" pire and the French Rev-1 olution.

Even Joe Levine. couldn't think bigger than these. The Boxer Rebellion will be picturized under, the title of "55 Days at Teking." with Philip Yor- dan writer, Nicholas Ray directing and Char)- ton in the starring role. The other two epics will he called, simply and no foolin' around. "The Fall of the Roman Em- by Harald A.

Hoeller. written and directed by Marrel WILLIAM HOLDEN CLIFTON WEBB Prawy and presented bv the Community Civic Music nS3 ALL THEATRES OPEN 12 Noon A fllAtb.TVittnii'k Assn. to a delighted near-capacity crowd. Capt. Herrmann, a keep- ALL-CARTOON FUTURE 1 a Srhencr 'em-smiling individual, kept things stepping right along with his no-nonsense con LEO McCAREYS SATfltl JEUEE1 and "The French and The French pire Revolution.

LI ids An- i 1 1 urQ TECHNICOLOR ducting. His portly brass 2nd feature "THE ADVENTURES Of HUCKLEBERRY FINN" in Color i -1 1 1 MIRACLE MILEGLENOAlEH0LirwOO0WESIW0O0 1 BELL I STUDIO CITY tLKtT I ALEX I IRIS I BRUIN I ALCAZAR 1 STUDIO CITY Van nuts In. long bfachi santaana ifulierionipdmona is Bernardino band may not have been a model of tonal purity but it had plenty of starch to keep its repertoire of marches moving crisply. SLIEP3 FOX 1 CREST IWESTCOASTl FOX I FOX I CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE I PASADENA I VENICE FOX I ACADEMY I FOX 1 'AM Popular Songs Among the songs and I I aVA' 11 UJ ll'JB 111 '9VI IX .1 mt A dances was a goodly representation of operettas such "WEST SIDE ST0RV" Tonight 8:30 PM RESERVE SEATS Lewis, Errand Boy; Hey Let's Twist Added Special The crowning achievement of the man who gare you "Going My Way" and "The Bells Of SL Mary's" as "The Bird Seller" by Carl Zeller, and Countess Mar-itza" "by Emmerich Kalman; i WILSHIRE sat a "never 1 f58440 VIUhir. SATAN NEVER SLEEPS 0Ll-08j Op.

1:45 Every Day I f. Added Special Col. Glenn. Astronaut I FINE ARTS Arthur Miiler'a I dil wfl." VIEW FROM THE 0L 2J 330 0p. 1:30 Everyday j' I VILLAGE "Rosalind Russell- Alec Guinness In GR 3-3042 I JO MAJORITY OF ONE Added Special Col.

Glenn, Astromut Col. Glenn Astronaut OPEN ALL NITE UNTIL A.M. 0LY. and there were various folk Wait Disney's PIN0CCHI0; Adv. Of Huckleberry Finn tt -i 1 1 25c gytttm Fk and popular songs, as well as tributes to Johann Strauss IBRUIN I Wfitwood iGR 7-2487 12:00 Walt Disney's MOON PILOT; Plus Short, Bear Country Continuous 12 Noon Disney's PINOCCHlOi Huckleberry Finn and to Franz Lehaf, a 20th I VOGUE If I If M75 Hollywood I HO 2-6621 1 1 smm.

1 mmX century composer and lead er of Austrian military bands. I inn Robert Dhtry In 1 Ui" Pic. LA BELLE AMERICAINE" 0L 5-83M ParkDIy Sat. Sun. 1:45, Eta Kohrer, i 1 tNXf CARTHAY CIRCLE ri I ilk' WE 3-9147 Jf lJ EL REY "EL CID" PM RESERVE SEATS AT BOX OFFICE Continuous 12 Noon Disney's FIN0CCHI0; Huckleberry Finn Sinatra-Tracy.

DEVIL Boesch and Spiro Makri carried off their songs with spirit, though their enthusiasm Hayward-J. Gavin i BACK STREET; Douglas, Town Without Pity I MESA a8i) Cronsha AX I -6959 CULVER bniok sometimes exceeded their vo Wood, SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS; K. Town Without Pity AT 4 O'CLOCK: Douglas, ltuJ i 7907 Bev. ai. cal capacities; Tony Niessner i Vmmk.

WE 9-31 III :45 and Dolores Ling amused VE 8-3t24 1 LOYOLA v. BdiO Sf pill Pk. iSSP 6-1410. 12 .00 Town Without Pity f. Tracy.

DEVIL AT 4 O'CLOCK; The Phantom Planet Jerry Lewis In THE ERRAND BOYj Hey, Let's Twist fy with song-skits; Lidia Co-ronica and Fred Meister, ballet dancers from the Vienna State Opera, contributed sprightly acrobatics; Kdi Von STUDIO CITY up. "ii 'i I LA REINA Jerry l-ewis THE ERRAND BOY; TR3-3M0 6.45 Hey Let's Twist Added Special Col. Glenn, Astronaut 1977 PORTAL Continuous 12 Noon Disney's PIN0CCHI0; Huckleberry Finn Jerry Lewis In THE ERRAND BOY; Hey Let's Twist -Col. Glenn, Astronaut M. Mercouri, NEVER ON SUNDAY; Douglas, Town Without Pity Csoka offered a violin solo; and Daisy Rhee made an animated mistress of Continuous 12 Noon Disney's PINOCCHIOj Huckleberry Finn 7-2D83 12:15 thony Mann will direct the latter.

Bronston, who may yet prove a great boon to the lonely writer of the original screenplay, was asked recently why he is concentrating on "great historical moments" instead of plunging into the rat race for best-selling novels and plays of nonf-historical import j' a rat race that, after all, obsesses most of his contem- poraries. is my preference," he replied, "to take important material from public domain and develop the myself. j. "I have found that" the crises and dramas of history have all produced extraordinary and exciting people far beyond the invention of the dramatists. The fact that they were real communicates itself to audiences even though they may not be students of history.

I also choose historic happenings which can be dramatized' to reflect the impact of the times in vhich we live and add timelv significance as well as entertainment." El Cid's Spain, U.S. Have Bond In "El Cid," Rronston declared, he depicted a man who believed it possible for people of various beliefs notably Spanish Christian and Moslem to live and work together under a common leadership. "Isn't by extension, the story of the United States, which has proved that a welter of peoples could be brought tof-gether in tolerance?" Peking'' will depict that crucial period during whieji nationals from such diverse countries as the U.S. and 4 Britain, Russia and Japan, France and Germany werfe besieged by the Chinese in the international compound. Mr.

Bronston: "The unity of peoples, no matter whal their beliefs, in the face of danger! This incident is what the U.N', symbolizes but has not. yet achieved." For "Peking." as usual, he will draw on as many lands for his players. (Bronston distributes his films in much the same way, selling "pieces" in each to the preferred, if not the highest, bidder from the various na-' tions.) Ten miles outside Madrid, on a 40-acre site, he, is presently having erected the Imperial Palace at Peking and the adjacent foreign-legation community as they looked in 1000, time of the Boxer Rebellion. Roman Empire Sounds Warning "But to get back." Bronston said, "to this thing. 'The Fall of the Roman Empire' will point out -the danger in the adulation of and preoccupation things material, which has been credited with destroying a society.

And 'The French Revolution' will show-the effect of an event which began with greed and avarice and which still affects the world we live in today." THE ART CIRCUIT: Cinema Limited, will screen an International Film Series at Pasadena City College on six Saturdays from March 3 to June 30 features to include "The Blue Angel," "Aparajito," "I'm All Right Jack," "Paths of Glorv," "Good (Japanese) and "The Cousins." Telephone TR. 3-3370. "To stimulate tht creation of an adequate feature supply and relieve the prolonged booking crisis," a new' company has been organized, financed and directed by theater showmen meeting Feb. 16 in New York. They call themselves A.C.E.

(American Congress of Exhibitors) and are not to be confused with the American Cinema Editors. Investors and sponsors include ican Broadcasting-Paramount Theaters, Loew's Thea-, ters. RKO Theaters and Stanley Warner Corp. Tresi-'' dent is Sidnev M. Marklev of AB-PT.

Added Special FOX Van Niiyj ST 5-2731, MM I CAPRI 6208 Van Nnyi gST 5-3919 7:30 1 I 1 I GUILD BEN-HUR 1 Pert. 8 PM 5ilil Lankenhim PO 2-2272 8:45 Piano solos and accom FRANCE fiodimd and Directed by 1 LEO McCAREY Scmwipljy by CLAUDE B1NY0N and LEO McCAREY paniment by Rudolf Bibl had real professional sparkle. NUYEN M1MI CLAR GIFNnMF M. Mercouri, NEVER Op 6 45 0N SUNDAY; Douglas, S-iCH 5-2815 Town Without Pity Added Special Col. Glenn, Astronaut ALEX Continuous I CH 5-1523 Walt Disney's PINOCCHI0; Adv.

Of Huckleberry Finn I II 1.1 WV 1 -T-1-J-W1, Busy Player "Gig Young, in Paris star Bas4 I nwel by PEARLS. BUCK glSSSSi Show Times, 5:15. 7:45, 10:15, Every Day Jerry Lewis in THE ERRAND BOY; ACADEMY Cunt. 12 Walt Disney's PIN0CCHI0; Adv. Of Huckleberry Finn ACADEMY Oo.

12 Park $iPU I-5I5I It-OX NOW! Exclusively Hey, let Twist ine in Deadlock, win soon 1-851)8 have two other films in re N. Wood, SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS; Donahue- iiUD. ease, "Touch of Mink" and Kim Stevens. Susan aiaae STATE :30 Pi 3 M. Mercouri, NEVER ON SUN0AY: Guinness, Tunes Of Glory 'Kid Galahad." Added Special Col.

Glenn, Astronaut SrTU' aUC M. Mercouri. NEVER "A ft tSY 2-7139 Added Glenn, Astronaut ON SUNDAY; ygse :45 Jowri Without Pity RIALTO llNGLEWOOD wym) jo bottom ULVIL HI 1 l-LUVB; i ii Vt int JW J. utl, Tammy Tell Ma True 2.1259 Newman, Until They Sail OR -3ll5 AcckimL. THE MOST OUTSTANDING MOTION PICTURE YOU WILL SEE THIS YEAR! Walt Disney's PARENT f.

TRAP; Reynolds-Forrast, Second Time Around fBUNDY 6 :45 Park EX 8-4414 CRITERION Conl. 12:15 fa EX 5-8282 wncuior Jerry Lewis in THE ERRAND BOY; Hey. Let's Twist M7 MercouriT NEV0R ON SUNDAY; Douglas, Vf ihviiini. Clin Continuous 12 Noon Disney's PINOCCHlOi Huckleberry Finn IFOX-Venice 17 Par ii EX 6-4215 Town Without Pity 8995 I EX J- Add( Added Special Col. Glenn, Astronaut I'M m.

Continuous 12 Noon Disney's PINOCCHlOi Huckleberry Finn ALCAZAR ii tm e. gi LU 5-3306, 12:00 CALIFO Ct. 12 I.U 7.511 CALIFORNIA 2 smokt Jerry Lewis in THE ERRAND BOY; Hey, Let'sjwist Mercouri, NEVEF ON SUNDAY; Beymer- PARK Picilie EDDIE Torn By Thi Strangest Dtslrt That Evtr Achat IntldaA Sinatra-0. Martin, SERGEANTS 3: Thret Stooges Meet Hercules 1 TOWER Compton Park NE 6-1315 6:00 Weld, Bachelor Fiat LU Da. 1 Added Special Col.

Glenn, Astronaut THE STORY OF A MAN WHO RAISED HIS NIECE AS" A AND LOVED. HER ASA.WOMANL.set'! in the turbulent world of Brooklyn's; Mini Jerry Lewis In THE ERRAND BOY -WEST COAST Cant. 12:00 Leigh, ROMAN SPRIN3 MRS. STONE; Reynolds, Second Time Around I IMPERIAL Oocn 12 She t-397) a 42o Hey. Let iwist Added SpeclaJ Cel.

Glenn, Astronaut 'I'll 1 i 5 I -4t i I' 1 i. HE LCRE Leigh, ROMAN SPRING'. MRS. STONE; Douglas, Town Without Pity 1 sTHayward-J. Gavin, BACK STREET Turner, Imitation Of Ufa "I STRAND ban Prdio TE 2-2MI 12 Ibay Si Sfal Bearh BE 0-1 123 Continuous 12 Noon Disney's PIN0CCHI0; HiickleberryFinn Brynner-Kerr, THE KING G.

MacRae-S. Jones, Carousel CREST 4275 AtUntlt OpJJ Par BELMONT' Open 6 HE l-l 00 1 4275 i -a small miracle In the casting of Rosalind makes Bertha a living doll. with her "Majority" a pleasure." docks. Men and women pushed and pulled by emotions that BEN-HUR "war KATHY Thieirlln ThiltciSlia Hi Could NtvtrTouchl 2 Perls. 4 4 8 PM 1 RIVERSIDE PrAmrwS- REDLANOS Cant.

12. uj Disney PIN0CCHI0; 0fnl.30 0v s-7212 Huckleberry Finn Spy 3.4331 jWdedSpeclt Col, Glenh, Astronaut TO THE TH PLANtl; ov 4-4M0 Pirate of Black Hawk 5. vi -37i4 HI run as high ARTHUR MILLER'S. Drama of and Obsession 1 Pen 1 as the FOX storm tirlnfl Continuous 12 Noon Disney's PIN0CCHI0; Huckleberry Finn mon VILLAGE Claramont I NA 4-2612, :43 1 GRANADA- 2. 1333, 12 (W llUCOi Pan no MT Walt Disney's BABES IN T0YLAND) Plus Circus Start F.

Sinatra-D. Martin, SERGEANTS 3i Elvis Presley. Bluet i Btinnitn I i BALDY HepbUrn-Peppard, noiWC IM Breakfast At Tiffany's; UrtlVt-iri Bachelor In Paradise Ontana IV 4-IA32 aainiii-waita l.jose xooea apecm 01 I I.i:i.l A Col. Glenn Astronaut am California contmuout it noo a intnau i vin n.i.niin M. Mercouri.

NEVER 1 i.y.ij,.-, CS HERrV 21 HERMOSA ON SUN0AY; Signorel, rtriri SnrlU Cnl Glenn. Astronaut 4S 11243 P.T TI'M 1 FOX Redondo sPnder me brass: R. oaninn, 04s beorge nan siory Special Cnl. Glrnn, Astronaut ut. a aJk FR4 Add nrr- 0.

4 Added I mi a.n.117. I1M Huckleberry Finn cny f.Sinalr,0. Martin, An.h.im SERGEANTS Elvis i Hi :4 Presley, Gl Blues I Added Special Col. Glenn.Jkstrnnaut I FOX Continuous ii Norin i f.ii.rt.. Disney's PINOCCHIO; IA J-2ISI.

12:00 Huckleberry Finn riAv "Tr mi LAMAR Jerry lewis In THE FJtRAND BOY; hey. let's Twist tialtaa (r iTlBillor, ffl Wv "C'S 04. EXCLUSIVELY IN 2 THEATRES STARTING WED. ITyWAS' PRESENTED THE WAY TOMM PAfAViaiPN MEANT TO BE SEEN I i.tack stinio sound KM LMm UIV WMULI KHUC AI i nMP LEONARD IeROY i a t. i t- -v i -TECHNICOLOR FROM WARNER I.

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