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icene of Claopatra'g palace. a dual roie a gang leaaer 8 Part rV-THURSJUNE 13,1 963 IffggngflfgCfmfg Sellers Film in the London underworld. I think the characteriza Cleopatra' Magnificent; tion that outshines the oth-l ers is Harrison's as Caesar. At least he seemed the full to End Run and an owner of a swank ladies' dress shop which he uses as headquarters for hi shady operations. measure of a man.

I was Liz 'Positive Revelation' Peter Sellers latest com moved by him and, with his edy, "The Wrong Arm of the death by most foul murder in the curia of the Senate, Law," ends its exclusive run at the Beverly Hills Music BY PHILIP K. SCIIEUER ing concentration, recapture the same glow, with which NEW YORK Like Cleo something luminous and incorrigibly heroic was extin one gladly pitched in for! ADDITIOML THEATRES P1GE 7, PART 4 patra of the imperial Roman guished. part one. Empire and like Elizabeth Hall on Wednesday. Considered by many critics to be one of the funniest hits, Peter Sellers plays Burton, too, has his acting ZaSu Pitts Was a Truly Rare Person Cecil Beaton Thinks Rooney Is in Charlie Chaplin Class BY HEDDA HOPPER i ZaSu Pitts was a gallant, wonderful, devoted friend and she had them in all walks of life.

A rare person, she never stopped fighting for her beliefs. When told that if she didn't lay off her anti-Communist campaign, she'd never work in pictures again, ZaSu continued in Taylor, her counterpart and Unfortunately, too, we opportunities, perhaps his know the finish is ordained portrayer in modern times, the motion picture "Cleopa first on the screen in classi the suicide of this imper cal mold. He is a strange ious queen of the Nile and You Hcst-FRAIiCIS X. BUSHMAN INVITES YOU TO SEE tra" may very well have affected the course of histo the Antony whom, ironical figure, one who never quite shakes off a brooding quality even when he is most elated. ry.

ly, she really loved so the downhill roll of this series of Until the first screening at His love scenes with Miss denouements is doubly in the Rivoli Theater here, much that has been repeat Taylor will, not so inciden tensified. tally, have people clucking A MAJOR STUDIO I 111 CtlTC CI 1 CaH EXACTLY LIKE 4 SW1 Ptlrft The second fault may still ed, out loud or in whispers, and nudging each other. be correctable, at least part was largely conjecture. HO. 2-711 HI.

CoMf SUNSCT I VNI m.tm ly. With the sound track up Previewers of the $37 Others pulling out all the Please Turn to Pg. 9, Col. 5 to full decibel strength or million spectacle (executiv OcatctSr Spoken Drama the acoustics in my section a i A producer Darryl Zanuck of the theater simply failing SCATS NOW ON SALE AT BOX-OFFICE OR SV MAIL! figure) were provided with 1 to function properly I ai icaab cui uppui iuw weigh, to judge, to pontlfi- would estimate that I perso 10 PERFORMANCES ONLY nally suffered a loss of 50 of the dialogue. .7 her quiet way, speaking wherever she was needed in defense of her country.

When she heard the story of Madge Meredith, an actress who had been imprisoned, ZaSu felt the girl had been falsely accused; and never stopped until Madge was free. When she became ill, it was Madge who nursed her, cooked for her and was always there, day or night, when ZaSu needed help. Her last scenes were in Miss Taylor always surpri Beautiful Film The things to be said at ses me but this time she is i I a positive revelation in her once are that "Cleopatra" is a surpassingly beautiful film painted beauty of face and body and in her perfor TM BOYAL OPERA MOVU COVEMT AAtOEN. ITBw HI AYI WHITER SMMHAt AOAIINISTlArOI wunlmMm wHk Tke Arts CU ml 0mt tritaie and a drama that need not hide its literate, intelligent HmO-OLWTMATIl TJEgES TECHNICOLOR' mm aa- r' 1 mance. Geo was a gal who liked to make entrances, like Si i face because it happens to ZaSu PitU ttx mi have been written, not by Elizabeth Taylor any good little actress and bhakespeare or is haw, but this picture affords her the those of us who stubbornly two greatest of them all.

The by three fellows named Joseph L. Mankiewicz, who also directed it, Ranald Mac- first occurs with her trium champion that medium, so phal arrival, mdunted on a often in the face of Dougall and Sidney Buch- towermg black sphinx, in formerly the discouraging and dismaying man. These are, at any rate, mediocrity. Its two most serious faults the Roman Forum, before an understandably awestricken populace. The second when TONIGHT 8:30 P.M.

the names on the screen credits, and they have done their job with integrity. are tecnnicai. ne nrst, Dy she sails into Antony's head the very nature of the quarters at Taurus aboard Praise for All narrative this tenacious EVENINGS AT 1:30 p.m. (Excopt Sal. 1:45 A Sun.

1:00 p.m.) MAT. 2:00 R-m. WED, SUN. A HOU SAT. MATS.

1:30 A 5:00 p.m. Boioftki now open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sun. 12 Noon Reurvcd Seat toformanctt her golden barge.

child-woman's try for a The same praise must be Battles and Revels power-grab not once but portioned out to all members of the production personnel, twice is probably irremedi Here you see where some RtttrvH Sat Tickets it Box Ollict or Mail Ordtf or So. Calif. Music (37 So. Hill able. Long Picture and all Mutual Aitncits (phona MA.

7-1241 not least to Miss Taylor, to Rex Harrison as Julius Caesar, to Richard Burton as of the millions went, all right. But there are other eye-poppers, among them tot your ncarin ipinnnn i rpf "Cleopatra's" two parts the Battles of Pharsalia, Mark Antony and to a score SADLER'S WELLS BALLET ender the manaiemwit tf S. BU8SX sponsored bf HOLLYWOOD BOWL ASSOCIATION and SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION M06RAMS- SHRINE AUDITORIUM (Jefferson at RoyaO Friday tni Saturday Evenings, June 28 29 Saturday Matinee, June 29 SLEEPING BEAUTY (Full Length) Sunday Matinee, June 30 LES SYLPHIDES, LES PATINEURS, 8YPSY SCENE fria TWO PIGEONS, OON QUIXOTE PAS DE DEUX Sunday Evening, June 30 GISELLE ffull Length) Tuesday Evening, July 2 LES SYLPH IDES, RITE OF SPRING, LE COR-SAIRE PAS DE DEUX, FACADE Wednesday Evening, July 3 SYMPHONY, ELEKTRA, MARGUERITE AND ARMAND Evifliflgli 1:30 -PRICES $7.50, $6.50, $5.50, $4.50, S3 JO, $2i0 MatiMes: 130 -PRICES $6.50, $5.50, $4.50, $3.50, $2.50, $U8 PROGRAMS HOLLYWOOD BOWL Friday Evening, July 5 SWAN LAKE (Fall LeRftBSatufday Evening, July 6 LES SYLPHIDES, RITE OF SPRING, SLEEPING BEAUTY ACT III (AURORA'S WEDDINOSunday Evening, July 7 SWAN LAKE (Full Lingtk All Performances 830 PRICES $6.50, $5.50, $4.50, $3.50, $3.00, (Precram tatjeet te duafe) TICKETS ON SALE at HOLLYWOOD BOWL, 2301 10. HifhlaM (HO 9-3151) Office open daily 10004:00. All Pfficea of AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN Southern California Music 637 So.

Hill, and HI Mutual Aftflcies. take up 4 nr. 2J of others in the cast. Alexandria and Actium at counting a single interims sea, the Bacchanalian revel In color and Todd-AO, this sion. The first deals mainly on the barge and the magni with Caesar and the second Walter Wanger production for Twentieth Century-Fox, with Antony, and almost all one sees and hears is essen so costly in Diood, sweat, tears and money, emerges tial to an understanding of the story.

Nevertheless, it is nonetheless as a monument to the durability of the virtually impossible to re movie medium. As such it turn after the intermission ell and offer the same demand cannot but make happy PACIFIC THEATRES JUflM NMr-Riclur Rsimar-Carsl Ljitlty THE STRIPPER LOVES Of SALAMMI0 P1CW0OO IM72 W. Pntt GR 7-241 i i num iK CincmaScocC nil a WESTCHESTER HOLLYWOOD 1 1 111 I I i i NORMAN KRASNA'S Broadway Comedy fllW ra IrAM Kuut PARADISE WMicitiitar PPS-B3M Joanna Woodward THE STRIPPER LOVES OF SALAMMB0 Ross Hunter's picture "Thrill of It All," in which she plays a comic old maid. When the picture was previewed in Pasadena, the audience gave her a standing ovation. They were applauding her talent.

Her courage we applauded every year of her life. The 'Mick' Discovered Again Mickey Rooney got himself a new fan at Judy Garland's birthday party. Cecil Beaton had never seen the Mick perform, and couldn't believe that his talent had been so misused by our town. "I seldom use the word said Beaton, "but there's no other that fits Rooney. His improvisation is spontaneous, brilliant, erudite, knowledgeable.

I think he's great, and in the Chaplin class." Cecil will wave the flag for Mickey when he returns to England. Walt Disney called to say, "Just call me Dr. Disney, please." The honor was bestowed on him at UCLA when the Jules Stein Eye Institute was dedicated. Walt and crew are decorating the, children's Vincent Price is a Dr. of Law.

Received that award from Ohio Wesleyan University. Carroll Baker and Warners worked out their problems without going to court, then "Baby Doll" hopped over to Nellie at Paramount to get 'her hair silvered for her Jean Harlow type role in "The Carpetbaggers," which rolls next week. Edith Head's whipping up a $40,000 wardrobe for her. For one scene she'll wear black lace arid chiffon scanties calls them her widow's weeds. I recall the time when Metro was giving a lunch for Cal Coolidge.

Will Rogers was toastmaster and Harlow came in wearing a pink chiffon negligee trimmed with ostrich Josh Logan had been out in the yard cutting magnolia blossoms when I called to welcome him to Hollywood. He'd no sooner gotten relaxed than Warners sent him flying down to Acapulco to scout locations for "Ensign Pulver." Had to cancel a trip to Disneyland and dinner with George Cukor. Josh says he's lost 15 pounds, plans to drop 15 more; then he'll be handsome enough to star in old Johnny Weismuller parts. Cubby Broccoli bought the screen rights to Shepherd Mead's "How to Succeed With Women Without Really Trying." and will film it as an all-star musical this fall. Lionel Bart's doing the score.

Takes After Slapsie Maxe Shirley MacLaine said her phone never stopped ringing after the news got out that she took a swing at Mike Connolly of the Hollywood Reporter. "Did he bite the dust?" I asked. "No," said Shirley, "how can you knock down anyone with the flat of your hand?" You've heard of international stars, but Nancy Kwan tops them. She's played Chinese, Italian and fahitian girls, and now I'll be darned if Ray Stark hasn't given her the part of an English girl in "The Wild Affair." She takes her husband and young son to England for filming. Metro's take over the years on "Gone With the Wind" is $67 million on rentals alone.

"Ben Hur" brought the company $65 million. The boys tell me "How the West Was Won" will go beyond those figures. Sights in the night in Beverly Hills: Ray Massey and Clifton Webb stopping for a chat while walking their dogs Ray with a huge white one, Clifton with two poodles. Massey's son Geoffrey came down from Vancouver to retrieve his two children who'd been visiting grandfather. i (Released by Chlcaao News Syndicate, 1A3) 4r GIRL HUNTERS H0 4-HII KINGS GO FORTH OPEN ALL NIGHT I UN FtKHANPO TALltl Wrpx WEST jotiT twUTBg; uniNeciis Jti a IPAStlll HOLLVMOOO Sandra Oet SfiHicr.

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CINEMA SHERMAN CikrtnlM Cictw TORRANCE VICTORY Joann I yl WTHURKoe.T I Waiters at Santa Monica HO 7-5787 Ituu Ventura ST 4.9911 THE SAM 5Pl- Joanne Woodward THE STRIPPER LOVES OF SALAMMB0 FR S-8491 Tor. W. at H'thn DtVOLEAN PreOyetnt rOS-aolf int omirrcn ViatoryatCaldw'tar LOVES OF SALAMMB0 ir i VERMONT IMBEVCE! Mickey Spillane's GIRL HUNTERS Manchurian Candidate COMPTON HUNTINGTON PARK TOIHOIIT, P.I.I. OUTSTANDING PRIZE FILM! Vtrmnt at 182nd OrARABIA COMPTON SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Mickey Spillane's GIRL HUNTERS Manchurian Candidate KCHMCOLOU' aUPCAMmvOIONIS B-8357 Roier. W.

Attn. PETER SELLERS Alfred Hitchcock's GAGE FOOTHILL Sandr' Dee TAMMY AND DOCTOR TONIGHT 8:00 MAN KNEW TOO MUCH TROUBLE WITH HARRY EO 4-0263 Anna Escape from Fort Bravo TO Z-7ld Gaga at Garfield A SEE how seme) working gir)( Alfred Hitchcock's RIR SKY ROSECRANS De SSSSSSSSL i IT 8:30 rJM.IvsS Iff MAN KNEW TOO MUCH TROUBLE WITH HARRY ME 4-4ldl mnrnnr nu uuuiun Lakewo. at Roicr. Escape from Fort Bravo tesm sm aimi-iiLKmum STAN LEY-WARN ER BEVERLY HILLS 1(14 WltMr.it eM.CtM121.lM7l4 get their kicks after hours I STARTS TOMORROW FOR ADULTS ONLY Cijcatcts poben Drama ME0GEW00D X-" tr ii i 1 MJM-BlaM-te SOUTH GATE Elizabeth Taylor GIANT SUMMER PLACE Joanne Woodward THE STRIPPER LOVES OF SALAMMB0 LD4-IM7 Atl. at Fhwteno 'J Garvey C.

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Mon.) 1:30, 2 SHOWS SAT. pm. 2 SHOWS SUN. 3:00, 1:30 RID. SEATS: $4.40, 13.30, SI.IO AT BOX-OFFICE AND ALL AGENCIES.

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