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I I Theater will add two more ZogflngrtfgCfnttg AUG. 31, 1 962-Port IV 1 1 Extra Matinees Set for 'Grimm' in Hollywood sky; Mud' at Vogue The story of seven men, Christv Minstrels pearance at the Greet am- phitheater next Monday The Christy Minstrels will night in the Andy Williams- make their first theater ap-lAl Hirt Show. hak.i CAtl! THfATiesr iei i iiniiiiiii ni ft I LVl 1 s1tnifilV1Fl To meet the demand for tickets to "The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm," Warner Hollywood matinees on Saturdays and Sundays. Since its opening, the George Pal Production has been playing to virtual capacity audiences, not only at the Warner Hollywood but in all cities where "Wonderful VTorld" has commenced reserved-seat engagements. "EXTRAS' 1.

1962 Cfjeatcts Spoken Drama 1 ni THE F-LACE A m'''J." 1 LyAl cinemascope Miracle niola hIIIIIUUIW sm Mm HOLLYWOOD BOWL 41st SEASON JULY 3-SEPT. EPT. mmma exclusive vm'mmm hollvwoob Saturday, Sept 8th cT piia I All Soul PRICES: 2.50, 3.50, 4.50, Bex eftiee epen dan 9:30 to ft All offices of the AUTOMOBILE Souther Calif. Music Co All Mutual mi infl iim i nun THEIR NIGHTS ARE AS FAST CUFF AOBIHTSQIf JAMES MacARIHUR ilK SUZY PARKER HAfA HARAREET I is.kMUt..KLruniHL IS Dr.ua rICE aSlnrTs, LA REINA I ALEX I ACADEMY 0 REOOND0I LONG BEACH 1 LONG FOX I WEST COAST I CREST In I WFST MAST I rnV CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA iLIFORNIA spurred on by a love of ad venture and the desire to film never-before-seen rites of a "stone age" civilization, i3 dramatically told in "The Sky Above The Mud Be low," which heads for a third week at the Vogue Theater. The Academy Award win ning documentary, which is setting new attendance records, is considered a valuable record of primitive man ex isting in the space man age.

Play Cast Will Rest on Labor Day Labor Day win otter a respite for the cast of "Under The Yum-Yum Tree," stage comedy at the Ivar Theater, after a weekend which will find the company presenting five performances. Del Moore, Bill Bixby, Beverly Ballard and Regina Gleason are co-starred. "Hut jumpi mait opulent production Two Martini Show" Bongord, Htrafd "Strictly an intoroitt of laughter professional and entertaining skillful comedy cast" Harford. L.A. Timet "Continent of laughter yummier thon 'Yum Yum Tree' Zippermon, Caifornian iterrlnf Les TREMAYNE 1 HOWARD MORTON SUSAN SADLER I TRU GARRETT 4 Directed by CHAS.

NEWMAN ElABOtATHY STAOED Nightly (except Mon.) Reservation! Call HO e-76jS Prices: JJ 40- eO MIRISCH COMPANY presenti 1 mm JOHN WA17SE vill etar in circus film for Samuel Broneton and Paramount. Stellar Cast Planned for Circus Film Paramount Pictures and Samuel Bronston Produc tions have entered into an agreement for the produc tion of a spectacular interna tional circus story to star John Wayne and other top personalities, it was an nouncedby Samuel Bron 9ton and Barney Balaban, president of Paramount. Pre-production filming for the new picture, which Para- mount will release in the western hemisphere, will.be-; gin this November in the! capitals of Europe and Asia.1 Principal photography is slated for August, 1963, in Spain. I The story will trace the formation of a novel circus troupe that tours the capitals of the world during the first part of the 20th cen tury. Nicholas Ray will direct from a screenplay by Philip Yordan and James Edward Grant.

In Fifth Month "Les Poupees de Paris" i has started its fifth month at the Krofft Theater at P.J.'s. 4 PATTERSON 0 0 i Lin 'Rocket to Mooiv -Viridiana' Reviews Odets Play Orbit Erratic; Spanish Movie Depressing BY PHILIP K. SCHEUER "Rocket to the Moan" is late in blasting off and then doesn't stay in orbit. The play's title, of did not have the missile connotation when Clifford Odets wrote it in 1938; the reference is to a leading character Ben Stark, dentist whose imagination soared but who was unable to soar with it.f "Rocket" was officially launched Tuesday night at Schoenberg Hall as the latest production of UCLA's Theatre Group. It carries some bad 'writing, some puzzling writing and occasionally a kind of stumbling eloquence.

Its three acts all of which take place in Dr. Stark's waiting room in New York improve Daniel Mann's direction, like rx-actor Odets' writing, is a combination of realism and the theatrical, but too often the realism seems less to rise out of the real than to be propelled arbitrarily by the playwright's penchant for rhetoric. It awakes, but it does not always sing. Susan Has Youth in Her Favor In the company of seven the key figure is, though not by any sizable margin, Geo Singer, Dr. Stark's assistant.

A girl of about 20, she is desired by her unhappily married employer, by his wife's old roue of a father, and, more incidentally, by an uncouth Hollywood dance director named Willy' Cleo is portrayed by Susan Harrison. The part is too big for her to cope with a romantic adolescent's first love stirrings, to which she responds with a surprisingly uncomplicated honesty. Miss Harrison is all fumbles and gawkiness, yet in a perversely appealing sort of way she sometimes catches the stance of truth and she has, to be sure, Cleo's very real youth in her favor. Only she is not yet a pro. Cleo is in love with Ben Stark.

They have a brief affair, but the "roots" of his marriage go deep and he cannot tear them loose; his sense of guilt is too great and he returns to his equally neurotic wife. Mike Kellin plays this rueful role well, or well enough. Steven Geray makes a standout of the sporty old gent who can be persuasive even in his ruthlessness and who can cloak even his lechery with charm. Ben's scolding wife is painted clearly by Jennifer Howard. Joe Mantell, as another dentist, is called on for a curiously sudden emotional breakdown but fills the bill, as does Daniel Ocko, a phlegmatic doctor nicknamed Frenchy.

Lewis Charles acts Willy Wax. Group Theatre to Theatre Group in 24 years You will find this interesting early Odets but not, I think, very memorable Odets. 'Viridiana' Offense to Decency "Viridiana," written and produced by Spain's Luis Bunuel, is the new film feature at the Beverly Canon starting today. If Bunuel had set out deliberately to outrage one's sense of decency, he could not have succeeded better. The picture won the grand prize at Cannes last year and has been hailed as a masterpiece, but I cannot see it as such, even on purely filmic terms.

However, I can hardly dispute that it is the work of a professional. Bunuel hasn't, as the saying goes, a good word for anybody. But he performs the cruelest hatchet job on the one who is the least deserving of it: Viridiana. Along with this he hacks away at the church, the landed gentry and, to prove he plays no favorites, the poor, the halt and the blind. He makes no outright bid for communism, though he does cut back and forth between farm workers gainfully employed and a group kneeling in prayer at the Angelus hour.

Bunuel was born and raised a Catholic; Time calls him an anarchist. Viridiana, novice in a convent, goes unwillingly for a last visit with her uncle, Don Jaime, before taking her final vows. The aging don, obsessed with her resemblance to his dead wife, begs the girl to marry him. When she refuses he drugs her and fondles her body, but stops short of possessing her. From then on the poor girl has scarcely a happy moment; at the last the supreme cynicism she paints her face and goes voluntarily to the bedroom of the don's illegitimate son.

The high point of the film is an obscene orgy of howling, drunken beggars to the Hallelujah of Handel's "Messiah," so designed as to suggest. Da Vinci's "Last Supper." It incorporates an old dirty) joke. The Viridiana is lovely Silvia Pinal. Fernando Rey, an actor of limited facial expression; plays the uncle, Francisco Rabal the younger Don Margarita Lo-zano, notably, and Victoria Zinny portray his mistresses. There is also a child, Teresa Rabal, ekposed to all this evil.

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