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Verne' Story Africa in a giant wicker basket Fabian and Hardwicke Alt' TMtATKP a 'Bird Man' Now in Multiple Run 1 Holfo vood Morals plan to pilot their ship into mBBXm Basis of New Film Thriller Irwin Allen's film produc the African interior to claim land for the British crown. Rivals in this effort are a TONIGHT at 8:30 Major Studio PREVilYI Have 'Bright Look' "Bird. Man of Alcatraz" is now playing in a multiple run, including Orpheum, Pix, Olympic, Van Nuys and other theaters and drive-ins. Burt Lancaster, Karl Maiden, Thelma Ritter, Neville Brand, Betty Field and Ed-mond, O'Brien star, in this tion of Jules erne's "Five H9 mm HiMiHGWaYlS AdVEIHURES OF AYOUIIGHAII group of slave traders who want to, keep the land for themselves and the slave trade," so there is a race to Weeks in a Balloon" opens 1 an next Tuesday at Los Ange- 100 Scripts Get Clean Bill; Mann Discusses Roman Fall see who will make the claim "3 lest Hollywood, Olympic, Century and other theaters first. Buttons plays a news TONIQHT at 8:30 story based" on the life of Robert Stroud, a federal pen and drive-ins.

HM LIDO THEATRE aretal tmnh a YA paper reporter along for the ride. itentiary inmate since 1900. PRESS PREVIEW! IK tdc PlC IaCm( OL.M3M omttr.m. SAT.tUN.r4S Red Buttons, Fabian, Barbara Eden, Cedric Hard- nsMwniwwfl-ftMMM Kmaturt ttta piuui aAl OITA Tlieiiiuuill I I wicke, Peter. Lbrre, Richard BY PHILIP K.

SCHEUER Hollywood is cleaning housrvThi is the word from Geoffrey Shurlock, administrator of the Production Code. The effects, however, will not really begin to show till 1963.. "It looks as if many of these questionable and border-! line subjects have had it CCUIMBUPtCIVRZSi and Barbara Luna Ii fiTTFII 1 costar in this science fiction Qlkrtt Ktmt tk wsirvi Mtm. Mwvkat toint im kit iriifiwl story of flight across East inc. tuuT 3r4 WEEK NOW DUCHIN STORY GE.NE T1ERSEY appears in "Advine and to screen today at a score of theaters and drive-ins.

JTATI THEATAC 7t A Iraa4a MA 7-742 Cant. 12 0L M3 i 9 Harold Lloyd's Film to Remain at Vogue jiz in Hollywood," Shurlock declared. "There's a brighter look all around in the pictures coming up." Of 100 scripts recently submitted to the MPA for approval, not one dealt with gangsterism, juvenile delinquency, dope addict tion or an illegal operation. "And only six of the 100 are really bothersome. We're getting such good co-operation from produc "Harold Lloyd's World of IAC1 1:30 WE.1U0I Dear Oiu s- Comedy" holds for a fourth week at the Fox.

Voeue 1 Midi ry MiImM ay X'f'fL ewounoi Jfof lilllili iiil ill ill J. The feature in cludes sequences fromiarht 0 Scheuer of the comic's top films. -I A TYRONE POWERj It KIM NOVAK V) WawmMMl -Mr II Ik R.L...1. UIAI I CV I llKTlil-l ''Lancaster's i Dl CULCIir I SANTA MONICA Si IRIS 1 LOYOLA 1 CULVEB I CRiTTRIOM ers that I'm sure all the problems will be resolved from the' code's standpoint before-these pictures are seen by the public." FILM FESTIVALS: ARE THEY WORTH THE EFFORT? "I read with great interest your Aug. 5 (Sunday Calendar) article," writes Irving M.

Levin, director of the San Francisco International Film Festival. "Your report on the Berlin festival, which I also attended, is excellent. But upon rereading. I am unable to find an answer to the question posed by the title." 13 there one? Mr. Levin, who is hardly unbiased, thinks there is: "Festivals are, of course, worth the effort." He cites these benefits: opportunity to compare filmic techniques, acting and direction, and to gain in-; sight into the culture of each nation and of its progress in the art of motion pictures.

Also the attendant publicity, which "spreads this information around the 'We are all striving to emphasize the motion picture r' 7- L0m BF4CH I COMFTON I NO HOI yWfWDI MF nK lacnnmiwiini cunii LA TIMES WGZVl -a- crist inwuiaroirttiunKEW 22? iSMff L'JaT I hrCAUFOKNUlWEST COAST I WEST COASTl FOX I FOX I FOX vP mm, T1 BURT llit EDDY DUCHIN LOS ANGELES Sf USTER REY Anna Bancroft-Patty Duki, THE MIRACLE WORKER a3 a true art form," Mr. Levin adds, and I concur. Of lit BIRD MA 1517 Wilihin fWI I-II8I :3 "yfAIRFAX J9M Bn. 81. i we.

in u.i :4 WE. l-illl. Day-Grint-Yeuni In OFAICATMZ rKH THAI TOUCH OF MINK. CH NESE WEST sioe ST0BY- BR Today-2 a PM HB 4-4111 RESERVED SEATS (COOLED BY REFRIGERATION) HOLLYWD Haiton-Sophia loran," aaa, "el cid" IRIS MacMurray-VYyman 25. Syitm Pk.

Ditnay'l BON VOYAGEi HO 3-2IM 12:11 Lad, A Dog; Bath Cotof 1 mm ii tumnmeni in urror Div-Grmt-Younc In maiden IjhTghland ImJm H. Fit. CLI.4I:4S Hmti brand nne THAT TOUCH OF MINK hripn stuart millar UUI Ml GUY TROSPER cota.a REX THOMPSON JAMES WHITMORE VICTORIA SHAW SCMtN KAY SAMUtL TAYLOK tw rr LIO KATCHIH MM MCHMmqi rciKMiNCAViuMNO rooeuctssr mvmt -JLLIDI LIDO Tonit 8:30 'M! iiitiui nn nun iimrt w. Pte rntss rntvitw i HiT-liWIilgl VDCIIE Laughs! Camady! Funl Hot Put AWARD FILM, Adultll Plu "A TASTE OF HONEY" JIRBT WAkO MtxaHSIORQC ODNKY At in nK4Bt cnom M7S Hiiv4 Harold Llovd'l At til Pacific Drtvfrliw mmciatc raaucin MNII TA not John Mills in HO 2-4421 12:30 "WORLD OF COMEDY (COOLED BY REFRIGERATION) MESA this column he asks "a positive approach" and "a sound endorsement." Well, let's say I ain't agin' 'eni Guinness Heads for Roman Fall As a starter, Anthony Mann has landed Alec Guinness for his "Fall of the Roman Empire." This is the "El Cid" director's next for Samuel Bronston. Sir Alec will portray Marcus Aurelius.

In London recently, Mann reeled off a whole list of hopefuls for the rest of his principals, mentioning Kirk, Douglas, Sophia Loren, Stephen Boyd, Richard Harris, Albert Finney, John Giegud and Terence could be. "We are taking Rome at the -greatest moment of its history, of the empire and philosophy of Marcus PIX AteHBKIUUl.twcWt.tL'iBgg KCW00I Dy-Crani-Youn In THAT TOUCH OF MINK Countirftit Traitor OIPMEOI MA 4 (271 rau fuw IW Crtmliaw AX 'Tha VALIANT' lACTBOfan mi hmm OHfl Hif LIMITED ENGAGEMENT STARTS TODAY yAUflCOIIVI-INS-iHOWSTArttATDUlK 4SAN FERNANDO VALLEY lEVEJtlYKIUJ-WESTWQOD em art JIU0I9 CUlYEICiTY MONTfrilO DA. I2UJ PA.li:; rami 'CC fAMtMt MI HOT WiWTS ST.4 7S19 SDN ML TH. 2 M77 VCRM0NT Hon. thru Fti.

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mnt MC4 416I Aurelius," Mann explained. "He recognized the empire ARTS Soonia loreit Anita j. woDin-noaia Hilar i Domiall Darriaux in Wi WiUhin Ekberi- R. JL BOCCACCIO 70; 1 15 Dfy rn mm GUILD Day-Grant, THAT TOUCH il Lankmhlai OF MINK; Tha Man Who po 2-2272 ta Shot Liberty Valanco "MIGHT AFFAIR" MAH OF ALOATRAZ" 1 "Dtft 2nd eiturf alio aounwATt V0GUC to.ixio 10 aonf roMti VILLAGE Star 'Cart In 0 0 LA REINA Slurmari Oak ta j.jHaa uhI WM1W4W4 AUVIM a tUNStNT (iRl.tu4?i'4l Only Two Can Pla Lcs Feliz 1404-2(69 1822 N. Varmont nit Talk Frad MacMurray-Jant Wymsn In Walt i Disnty'l BON VOYAGE Sargai Bondqrchuk BRUIN WMtKM FOX Via Nuya IT l-HJI li HUT.

11 All Star Cast In -ADVISE ft CONSENT! Only Two Can Play Oay Grant-Youni In THAT TOUCH OF MINKi JljakfastAniffanyJi Walt DiEnty'i" BON V0YAI.F: CULVER I A IIP! u.a liiir I i warn vm lad, A Doji Botli Color CAPRI 2M Van Naya if I.MII 1:41 Novak-lemmon-Aitalrt, -NOTORIOUS LANDLADY! Baymir, Bachilor Flit WESTCHESTER if LOYOLA Gont. From 12 Noc Noon ARE THE MEN AND WOMEN IN WASHINGTON REALLY LIKE THIS? Ditnay'a BON VOYAGEi 4, 6LENCALF ALEX Con- ftom 12 Noon Kacmaifui. Pk. SP 4.1410 Lad, A Cos: Both Color Caatiauaua Dunoy'l BON VOYAGEi ch -i52s Lid, A Dog; Both Color Sf IN6LEW00D "fr ACADEMY GLEN DALE Oa. 4:4 CH 1-2111 Day-Grant-Yount In THAT TOUCH OF MINKl J.

Liwii, Errand Bop 1 All Star Cart In ADVISE CONSENT, Only Two Can Play Ptrti PL I-Iiil FOX I. 12:11 must tan unless it trained its barbarians to become Roman citizens; that it was not walls or armies or frontiers that counted, but rather the education of all, the making them a part of you. It was the Pax Romano time, a kind of United Nations. "What will we try to say? That it was all closely aligned with today. Rome carried the of its own destruction; the army was bought and the senate, which refused to support the great experiment, was bought.

It doesn't matter who or. what you if you don't change with the times you are destroyed." Mann said he has found his ancient Rome in Sagunto, Spain, well preserved on a mountaintop outside Valencia, and a Roman aqueduct in Segovia. 'Valley of Swords' New Biggie One of the bigger productions I wasn't able to get to, outside Madrid, was "Valley of the Swords." Although the actdrs were mainly Spanish they were led by Venezuela's Spartaco Santoni as Fernan Gonzalez, "count and of Castile in the ninth century-such far-from-home North Americans as Cesar Romero, Broderick Crawford and Frankie Avalon were also actively participating. Linda Darnell had had to bow out because of illness and was replaced by Alida Valli. The heroine, the infanta, was played by Mexico's Tere Velasquez.

The cumulative battle between the Spaniards and th Moors of Abderraman III was directed by Javier Set in Carazo and employed the customary "cast of thousands' The Spanish-American co-production was headed, on the American side, by Hollywood's Sidney Pink and Richard C. Meyer otherwise Cinemagic, Inc. Novaklimmon-Astiirt, NOTORIOUS LANDLADY, traitor PASADEtASO. FASADEflA- JR t-tm mm: Day-Grant, THAT TOUCH OF MINK: Tha Man Who Itk.Minth. ACADEMY l-MMI-41 Shot Litwrty Valanco All Star Cast In ADVISE CONSENTj Only Two Caw Pity Cant.

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