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HEDDA HOPPER 12 "tuZwlttCtmts art I-SAT, JUNE. y1 934 GIANT ANTS SPREAD TERROR IN BY PHILIP K. SCHEl'ER jof our own foolhardiness with In the parking tot outside he the atom bomb. Hollywood Paramount, I camej The radiation from the first at 1- A I I Welles Will Enact 'Moby Dick' Preacher and Helen Traube! will be on the Mm bill at the Sahara i Aug. 31, according to Bill Miller, who came to town to catch Eddie Fish'er opening at the Grove.

Bill, who ran the Riviera in New York, had a hand in Eddie's discovery. A friend asked him to put the singer in the Riviera on a New Year's Eve. He did and Eddie was an- instantaneous success. When the New York right club closed. It waa Eddie Fisher who sang the closing note.

Rtltue by Chlcu Vm Sjndlcaw. 1M therU uiort bead and mbroidery In th right Her four -week engagement has been completely sold out. Mae West finally signed the contract to open at the Sahara in Las Vegas July 27, her first night club appearance. Mae had a man on each arm when she dined at the Saddle and Sirloin, hut it was strictly business. They were discussing what she should do with some of her Valley acreage.

Jose Greco and his troupe Upon a bustling COlony Ot aniSjOUiT-O, irissereu auwve me jncw near a crack in the sidewalk. mulation in little ants, po tnat Philosophy and Humor Proffered BV KATHER1.VK VOX BLON Raymond Duncan, like a prophet of old, came to the Sar-tu Theater Thursday night to reveal much of the wisdom gleaned in an existence of rich living. Intermingled with this initial chapter titled "Go Forth to Conquest, in the saga of the famous Duncan family, is a gentle philosophy and a delightful humor, all expressed in such simple and straightforward language as to be comprehensible to the most humiie mind, yet it is profound in sub hmwvsfCiy flT" STEAMSHIP JpFT DAILY injoy on Infmting Trip to 8m th rt WmM Into Hm it Glut Bottom Boat 4 Sm Rocks mi CnumH at famous Park tha txjtic beauty of Amirks's Soak tiriwtj ob faadnatinf Motor 8Uf a Toura. for information, tei your luarttt Authorized Caialina AfU. Look under "Travel Buraaua" in the Classified Phone Book.

OR PHONE NEvada 6-2544 week at Lake Tahoe doing nothing but swimming, boating and riding. She phoned Lana Turner and invited her daughter Cheryl to spend a week with her while Lana's making "The Prodigal." Sandy Descher, a pretty 8-year-old miss discovered on television, will play Lana's daughter in the picture, and will wear beautiful clothes, replicas of the star's costumes, Gene Tierney tells me Aly Khan will be here right after he gives his annual ball following the Grand Prix in Paris. When I opened William Faulkner's latest book, "A Fable," I was excited and delighted to read his dedication: "To William Bacher and Henry Hathaway of Beverly Hills, Cal. who had the basic idea from which this book grew into its present form, I wish to make grateful acknowledgment." It was nine years in the writing. SOMETHING ADDED Marjene Dietrich, when she opens at the Cafe de Paris in London next week, will wear the same dress with which she amazed the customers in Las Vegas only this time Cbcaws rai ttiw mt ml nunii wiluam won puurza nmmr a MOMKI-UMlUUM-ltaMiMMI-MltKaCI M0RIS0N llUttOnlln fc, INDIPENDI Wflk- Yul BRYNNER'Potrida ca if Own i let's Oe 1 Hm MOVIES stance.

This is indeed a unique experience, because Mr. Duncan is a unique personality, for though he has lived in the great world he seems untouched by worldliness. Indeed he would seem to be in the world but not of it. This offering in dramatic form is a one-man show, and Mr. Duncan holds his audience through the magnetism and dynamic quality of his person.

He graphically describes the arrival of the Duncan family in San Francisco, and the ups and downs experienced during tl nancial crises. And there is tenderness and nostalgia en gendered tnrougn ms warm re capitulation of that family life. Fame Explained Indeed this story would seem to be a brief for what all fam uy lire snoum ne. it also explains why the Duncans all became famous, it was a wise grandmother who told Ray mond, as a little boy, never to do anything the way others do it. In other words, develop your own individuality to its fullest.

This, of course, is one of the first requisites of the artist. This was the first credo of the Duncans, and what credo for those moderns who are eternally seeking to be carbon copies of others. Mr. Duncan elected to para phrase Shakespeare's Hamlet question, "To be or not to be, that is the question" into "To know or not to know." He be lieves that to know the truth, no matter how painful, is bet ter than to rest -in ignorance He also spoke of the world's present great lust for conquest, and remarked that the conquest of self is the thing most to be desired. He commented upon procrastination and the lack of courage to Saying Reversed Here he reversed the saying "Look before you leap." He said, "Leap before you look, for if you look too long you will never leap." All these comments were illustrated bv a sort of stylized dramatic action, including gestures and dance movements.

These productions come straight from the Akademia Raymond Duncan, Paris. Settings have simplicity of the Greek tradition in keeping with Mr. Duncan's costumes, which are on Grecian lines. The beautiful tapestry background draperies were painted by the philosopher, who is a noted artist. The stage direction was by Ala Bertrand of the Akademia Duncan.

The third play in the series is "liaised That Flag," to be given tonight. The fourth, Sunday afternoon, is titled "Isa dora." I gave them a wide berth. I had just seen their oversized brothers and sisters In action on the Paramount screen and I wanted no more trouble with them. That was the name of the picture, "Themi" It's an ingenious thriller, ail right, in the science-Action tra dition of "War of the Worlds" and "It Came From Outer Space" with a bit of "The Naked Jungle thrown In. How ever, these are stncuy eartn creatures, spawned as a result Laughton9 Choice Keys British Film Charles Laughton says, at a high point In "Hobson's Choice," that he has been "dibbled." Webster gives one deii-nition of "dibble" as "to trifle." The sense of humor of the Fine Arts audience last night was "dibbled" withbut delightfully For In "Hobson's Choice" London Films has hit upon a script which is at once touching, raucously funny and semi-tragic.

And with Laughton, John Mills and Brenda de Ban-zie carrying on magnificently throughout, the drama becomes alive. It is the same old Laughton we see in this film. He blun ders, becomes enraged, feigns gruffness, but somehow seems lovable. It is not, for all its charm, too different a role than his Capt. Bligh in "Mutiny on the Bounty." For who can ever forget his exquisite rage at the mutineers when he shouted through snarl ing lips, "I'll see you hang from the highest yardarm in the British empah, Mister Christian." Praise for Pair But Mills and Miss De Banzie merit much praise.

There were moments, in fact, when their portrayals of an ignorant shoemaker and a driving woman threatened to dim Laughton's performance. Hobson is a prosperous shoe maker with three daughters and being a widower has not made things easy for him. Hobson's Choice occurs when he must decide between gracefully accepting his daughters' maturity or blighting their lives. Only after he has consumed much alcohol and has reached the brink of disaster does he reach his choice. When the choice finally is made, it becomes secondary to the man ner in which he achieves his de cision.

Miss De Banzie, as Hobson's oldest daughter, is a prophetic character. As a late 19th-cen tury spinster of 30, she indi cates farsightedness by initiat ing an advertising campaign and demanding (from her father) an eight-hour day. Daphne Anderson, Prunella Scales, Richard Wattis and Derek Blomfield share the screen, from time to time, with the principals. They suffice. The direction by David Lean was clever, with interesting and dramatic camera work carrying much of the light load of "Hobson's Choice." D.

A. ins COLOR IV TECHNICOLOR II MONTI VAN NUYI GAOI SAN PEDRO HEIGHTS Of HAPP INESSI FARLEY GRANGER ANDERSEN" Coor fa Technicolor PUftfltr I mi New French Leader's Vole Impressive Crisis Ended With Strongest Backing i in Last 10 Years BV POLYZOIDES Contrary to the expectations of many political ob-Iservers in Paris and London that the latest political crisis fin France was to be a long it was solved in record "time, bringing forth one of the youngest statesmen of country, Pierre Mendes-! Prance, who, incidentally, was endorsed by the heaviest majority cast in favor of any Cabinet since the days of De Gaulle 10 years ago It is true that some 10O votes given to the new Cabinet came from the 95 Communists and four fellow travelers designated as, Progressives. But it is equally a fact that these members of the National Assembly represent 25 of the French electorate irrespective of any inher consideratioa But even without them Premier Pierre Mendes-France scored a majority of six, which is more "than Winston' Churchill had when he first was returned To power after the last gen-I eral election. ACADEMIC DEGREES Born In Paris Jan. 11, 1007, the new Premier received his diploma from the well-known Ecole des Sciences Politiques and shortly after won the degree of Doctor of Laws and was admitted to the bar as youngest lawyer in France.

I He first was elected Deputy from the Department of Eure in 1932 which he still repre- sents, running under the banner of the Radical-Socialist Party, a rather conservative group notwithstanding its litle. At the age of 30 he was appointed Undersecretary of State for Finance in the Leon Cabinet in 1936. He was mobilized in 1939, and served I'BS a lieutenant in the French Air Force in Syria, returning to France in 1940 at the time of the German invasion. He tried in vain to stop the conclusion of a humiliating -armistice with Germany and arrested by the Petain regime and imprisoned in Lyon. He escaped June 21, 1 1941, living in hiding in Gre- noble for a while until he "finally succeeded in escaping to London, where he joined forces of Gen.

De Gaulle in 1942. He flew a number -eJpf missions as an aircraft ob- server with the rank of in the Free French bomber group "Lorraine." In November, 1943, he was Gaulle as 1 1- Finance Commissioner of the Committee for National Liberation in Algiers. in that capacity he headed the French delegation to the Bretton Woods Economic Conference in July, 1943. After the liberation he was Itemed Sept. 4, 1944, as Minister of National Economy co- ordinating the Ministries of Production, Agriculture and Supply but resigned in March, 1945.

He next attend- -ed the International Conference in Savannah, in March, 1946. He be- came executive director in the "international Bank for Re- construction and Develop- ment in Washington and for time he served in the In- ternational Monetary Fund in the U.N. Economic and Social Council. WAR DECORATIOXS Elected a Deputy to the Second Constituent Assembly -June 19, 1946, he was re-elect-. ed on the Radical Socialist ticket in November, 1946, and again in 1951.

He Is a Cheva- of the French Legion of Honor, holder of the Croix de Guerre, the Medal of Escaped and the Medal of the Resistance. In the French National As- sembly Mendes France consistently opposed the policies Laniel and Bidault and in a speech only 10 days ago he called for a complete revision iof the Bidault Indo-China policy "to make sure that France's aim is not. the inter-' Vention of the United States but an honorable end of the terrible conflict that has last-. ed eight years." What actually gave France new strength in the National Assembly and in public opinion in France was his determination to end the war that has become increasingly unpopular in the coun-ry. That, exactly, seems to -be what he proposes to do he eliminated Bidault -from the Foreign Office and took that portfolio for himself.

With regard to the European Community 'the new French Premier has promised to come around to if. only after has settled iht Indo-China war. Gregory Peck tells me that Orson Welles will play the rootin' tootin', fire-and-brim-stone preacher in "Moby Dick." Greg hoped to go whaling with John Huston before returning home, but didn't finish his picture in time and whales don't wait for movie stars. Huston, with his usual luck, found whales near Madeira. Whale-hunting is a rugged, man-sized job, and after hearing Huston's Marlene Dietrich account of the trip, Peck was happy he was otherwise engaged.

He'll go to Ireland in a matter of weeks to do "Moby Dick;" then returns home in January for a picture at 20th, possibly "The Left Hand of God," which he's now reading. Incidentally, Greg bought his 10-year-old son, Jonathan, a .22 rifle and will teach him to shoot on their camping trip. The boy earned the gun by doing gardening chores for the past two years. D-DAY Dan Dailey will know today whether his option is being picked up by 20th Century. If it is, his first picture will be a loanout to MGM for "It's Always Fair Weather" with Gene Kelly.

Ava Gardner spent ner first INCtlWOOB WUOAtOtNt CACl BRiVI'lM Get fett 2nd Hit "THE LONG WAIT" CENTURY mvi-iN CVfy Cf sMew AX.3-:iJ'OII3flfi Hit! WSONER OF WAR 11 MONTE EL MONTE MtVC.IN At. 1.M3I 1 0 I K1J Hill "THt L0N6 WHIT' VAN Nim VAN NUTS saivx-m RoUM b.l. a Vao Nn ST. 4-7JH K'rf Hit the long wrr ORPHEUM only MAJOR STUDIO PREVIEW IN COLORS LAST 4 PAYS I Colot br UCHNICOIO ITAItRtHB ffiztHtk Sim fetir 1AU0B ANDREWS -FINCH DOWNTOWN ORPHEUM Breejeeii it Sen Osss Irts Men Ml. KJt tea lessitem Inet HOUYWOOD VOGUE HO.

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ANDERSEN THE WESTERNER Millnia Tail CAPITOL Ot. 12:18 Cltndllt. CH. 1-1401 CALIFORNIA Cltndtlt, CH. i-1387 U.A.

LONG BEACH l.t. MEN OF THt FIGHTIN0 IADY PAID TO KILL ROADIUM MEnl 4V2WM RUBIDOUX Rlnrilde 1-11118 Nlihwtyaa MAN BEHIND THt BUN. Celer WAR 8F WORLOt, Cllar THEM VtUOW T0MAHAWIt Binrif Kye, HANS CHRISTIAN ANOERSEN MASSACRt CANYON TANGANYIKA BRUMS ACROSS THt RIVER SOUTH GATE LOien J.33H Allantle 4 rirnttnt SUNLANO uiiltnd. Fler. tl Idle Feethlll Blvd.

TWIN-VUE MF.nle 4-4177 a. Pliuerei Died cartoon carnival witness to murder blade VALLEY Secret of the Incas Pnnnna.Ont. IY ttOSf U.A 4 Cantrai Mimter Ocaaa Fleer I jf Tvioiun iove i I by the law I I of the ro jNj 1 Ju ng le XagJ Mlfl, triin -i CHARL7DN HESTON I ROBERT YQVKG 1 NICOLE MAL7REY I THOMAS MITCHELL W'lH -1 VMA ty.in-qSLMAC I mSiTp'i-" muw MAIM I MV NOW ISA VJ- I MEN OF THE FICHTIN0 IA0Y PAID TO KILL yy 54 they were out 10-foot whoppers. Print in Sand They first demolish an automobile trailer and a general store. Two State policemen come across a little girl in a condition of shock and then find the wreckage, The officer who remains behind is found dead shot full of formic acid and badly crushed.

The only clue is a strange print in the sand. The FBI enters the case, and eventually the Department of Agriculture, represented in the eccentric person of "Edmund Gwenn. Oh, yes, and his pretty scientist-daughter, Joan Weldon. Well, says Gwenn, it's ants only he uses a long Latin term. And sure enough, one of "them" happens along, Its monstrous eyes fixed upon its intended victims, its antennae shrilling just like the Martian machines in "War of the Worlds." Close to Home Crisis in New Mexico.

Crisis in Brownsville, -Tex. Crisis aboard a ship at sea. Crisis in Washington. And finally (we never escape anything) crisis in Los Angeles. The last of the queen ants have holed up in the huee storm drains under our fair city.

The giant insects may not always look or behave as big as but on the whole the Warner technicians have managed a fairly terrifying representation of them. The human ac too, give a good account of themselves in the use of what is, after all, a nonacting or documentary-style technique. Officer TVhltmore These include, in addition to the estimable Mr. Gwe and Miss Weldon, James Whit-more as the police sergeant, James Arness as the FBI agent, Onslow Stevens, Sean McClory, Chris Drake and the child, Sandy Descher. Writers credited are George Worthing Yates, story; Russell Hughes, adaptation, and Ted Sherdeman, screenplay.

Gordon Douglas directed the David Weisbart production. "Them!" is at both Para- mounts. Second feature at the Downtown only is an Italian remake of White Hell of Pitz-Palu." In Final Week Final week of August Strind- berg's drama, "Miss Julie." together with "Hungry Hill," film version of Daphne du Mau- riers novel wnicn stars jean Simmons, is now at the Sunset Tneater. When The Phone ALFRED HITCHCOCK dial for Murder nxw WARNER BROS. WARNERC0L0R U.A.

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INGLEWOOD PRISONER OF WAR OR. 8-1701 MASSACRE CANYON U.A. PASADENA RHAPSODY RY.1-8577 PAID TO KILL WASHINGTON Ptsidina. 30c te 7:30 CisanovB't Bij Nitt MIAMI STORY U.A. POMONA Secret of the Incas Manitar Ocaaa Fleer IY.

2 3511,1:48 CENTINELA OR I-27U Centiesle t. et ttaal. Beany Ktyl. HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN MASSACRE CANYON FLORAL AN 1-07M Midnlek N. et Oree.

Vea Metlln-Ruth Ramaa TANGANYIKA MASSACRE CANYON HASTINGS BY S-SSte Resented A Feethlll Witness to Murder PA I It INTO IARAMIK LA MIRADA TOrrtrv S-3 1 1 1 firlniMI A tow If LOSFEUZ NO I null ClnemeScopt: lit Baa KMir.HTt OF THt BOUND TABLE Witness to Murder SARACEN BlADt lias Pl.sfiles Dr. ROADIUM mi.sii Paraaeant A Ceeiltea Naked the CealdR't lay Ne 3 i 1 RAY MILLANO-GRACE KELLY I MJCl'MMINGS I i low, inwi 1 iu in i tmn, HITCHCOCK il FEATURE STARTS 11:31, 2:31, 4:3, 6:31, 1:41, 104? from SmI -f Bird pcta Drama ttnnu iuf sirrirn JOSHUA LOGaH ACADEMY, Hlly wd. at Wilco-HO. 3-3491 Best Years of Our Livas; Ploygirl ADMIRAL, Hollywood at Vine-HO. 3-5511 Robinson.

Glass Web; Prisoner of Zenda CAMPUS, Vermont at Sta. Monica-NO. 9981 Witness to Murder; Executive Suite CINEMA, 1124 N. Western HO. 7-5787 Best Years of Our Blue Heaven CLINTON, 526 N.

Western-HO. 7-9101 Johnny Guitar; Witness to Mudrer-50e HAWAII, 5939 Hallywood-HO. 9-2275 Men of Fighting lady; Paid to Kill HUNLEY, 5115 Hollywood 44611 Executive Suite; Scarlet Spear LOS FELIZ, N. Vermont-Franklin-NO. 42160 Magnonl, Open City; Pris.

ef War-50c MONICA, 7734 Santa Monica-HO. 4-0337 Executive Suite; Carnival Story 50c NEWSV1EW, 6656 Hollywood Blvd. To Hove and Have Not; Coptoin Blood ORIENTAL, 742J Sunset-HO. 4-0744 Mr. Potts Goo to Moscow; Cornrva! Story PARAMOUNT, Hwd.

nr. Hiland-HO. 3-3263 Whirmore, Gwynn, Weldon, Theml SILENT MOVIE, 611 N. Fairfax Charlie Chaplin, full feature. Carmen SUNSET, Western A Sunset-HO.

2-0721 Mist Julie; Hungry Hill BOULEVARD. 4349 Whit. 1-2661 Port Worth; Battle Rogue River CENTER. 4762 Whittier-AN. 9-8332 Monster Ocean Floor; Black lagoan MONTEREY, Whittier and Soto-AN.

1-2571 lobo Solitoria UNIQUE, 3645 E. Ist-AN. 9-7131 Stars and Stripes Forever; Mr. Scoutmaster GARMAR, Montbello-PA. 8-1219, RA.

3-213J Prince Valiant; Drums Ac River VOGUE, FINE ARTS-PA. 1-1223 Crimson Pirate; Stranger Wore Gun ROXY. Whitiier-OXtord 4-38J9 Romon Holiday; Stalag 17 WARDMAN, Whittier-OXford 4-342J Morgue, 3-D; Golden Mask WHITTIER, Whittier-OX. S-2712 Night People; Massacre Canyon --i'-'k ''-L AMERICAN, Nawhall-Phona 179 Racing Blood; Crime Wave CANOGA, Canocja Paik-DI. 8-1234 Theatre Opening Soon ENCINO, 16342 Ventura 4-823J Indiscretion Amer.

Wife; Carnival Story LANKERSHIM, 7532 Lank. 5-5952 Johnny Guitar; Fireman Save My Chile PANORAMA, 91 10 Van Nuyi 2-1167 12-Mile Reef: Drums Across tho River RESEDA) Res, Bl. -Sherman Way-DI. 3-1943 executive Suite; Red Garters JAN FERNANDO, 303 So. Brdld Extrana Pasajera; la Tosca SHERMAN, Sherman Oaks-ST 4-9911 Executive Suite; Should Happen You 50a SIERRA, S.

Fern. N. of Maclay-EM. 1-1940 Gorilla at Lorge; Racing Blood TOWN, San Fernando-EM. 1-0153 Princa Valiant; Yellow Tomahawk I 1 BIG BEAR, Big Bear Shark River CRESTLINE, Creitline Siege Red River; Racing Blood ARROW, Fontana-Ph.

9025 Beachhead; Shark River FONTANA, Fontana-Phone 250 World in His Arms; Apache Past LAKE ARROWHEAD, lake Arrowhead Elephant Walk MT. VERNON, San Bernardino The Command; Arrow in the Dust WEST COAST, San Bernardino-5th 8 Yank in Indo-China; Mission Over Koree) CHERRY PASS Hwy. 99 nr. 4484 Men of Fighting Lady; Arena HARBOR, Torrance-TE. 4-8501 Jumping Jacks; Texas Bad Man HEMACINTO, bet.

Heme! 8. San Jacinto Siege at Red River; Fireman Save Child SUN AIR, Palm Springs nr. Cathedral City Elephant Walk; Gold Raiders ALHAMBRA ANNEX AT. 2-6136 Executive Suite; Saracen Blade SANTA ANITA, Arcadia-DO. 7-219S Johnny Guitor; Drive Crooked Road GARFIELD, Garfield at Valley-AT.

2-4134 Bait; James vs. Doltons MONTEREY, Monterey Park-AT. 2-3209 Carnival Story; Marry Me Again EDWARDS, Aiusa-Edqewood 4-250X Johnny Guitar; Vicki TEMPIE, las Tunas-Rosemead-AT. Carnival Story; Scarlet Spear TUJUNGA, 6719 Foothill Fl. 3693S Carnlvol Story; Battle Rogue River TUM8LEWEED, Garvey-Val.

BI-FO. 1-0891 Act of love; Queen of Sheba CORONET, 130 W. Main AT. 2-847J Hondo; Miami Story 30c SAN GABRIEL, 330 W. las Tunas Dr.

Casanova's Big Night; Golden Mask AVENUE, 2938 Eighth St. Trader Horn; Combat Squad ARLINGTON, Arlington-Phone 9400 Elephant Walk; Overland Pocifie MAGNOLIA DRIVE IN, Arlinaton-Ph. 9 107B 'aothar River; Bod for Each Other CORONA, Corona-Phone 262 Fighter Attack; Proilct Moonbata DE ANZA Gog, 3 Yellow Tomahawk IAKE, Eliinore-MA. 1270 Men of Fighting lodyj Yellow Tomahawk DESERT HOT SPRINGS lit. Taylor.

Elephant Walk, Tech. VILLAGE, Palm Springl-Phone 4384 River of No Return MAYFA1R, Ventura Ml. 3-6311 u.1S,Mi,,,8.T""Y Monitor VENTURA, Ventura-MI. 3-3333 'J Si," ad River VALLEY, Comarillo Johnny Guitar; Sun Shines Bright 101 DRIVE IN, Ventura-Miller 3-3529 Elephant Walk; Dragonfly Squadron VOGUE, Oxnard-Hunter 3-9216 Theml; Prida af Blua Gross OXNARD, Oxnard-Hunter 3-8511 Secret of Incas; Drums Across the Rived EL RANCHO. Moorpork-Ph.

39 Call Theatro for Program Fillmore FILLMORE Best Veari Our lives; Miss fable Crusoe RIDOECREST, Bldgecrest Ambush Tomahawk Gap; Mnee af PWetee If Ut'Bt)ell II MOVUS If 1 ProQrtm Mrcf ctrono wifhouf notic ARCADE, 534 S. Broadwoy-MU. 2820 Stand Apache River; The Stooge CALIFORNIA, 8th and Main MA. 9-9778 Goto De Sangre; Tal Para Cual CAMEO, 528 S. Broadway-MU.

1974 Monroe, Niagara; O'Brien. China Venture CENTRAL, 314 S. Sroodway-MA. 9-2861 Always Two Big Hits COZY, 320 S. Broadway-MU.

3176 Always Two Big Hits LINDA LEA, First at San Pedro-VA. 6072 Exclusive Japanese Pictures MASON, 127 S. Broadway-MU. 9556 To Sigo Esperando; Abandonadas MAYAN, 1044 S. Hill-PR.

6294 Pep El Toro; Cino Rostrot MILLION 307 S. Broadway-MA. 9-289J Pepa El Toro; Rosenda PARAMOUNT, 323 W. ih-MI. 7321 Theml; White Hell of Pitz-Palu TOWN, 444 S.

Hill-MU. 6668 Gentlemen's Agreement; Kind lady I.TUtUQB.r-r-.ilM. ORPHEUM, 9th and Broadway Elephant Walk; Undercover Agent RIAITO, 8th and Broadway Night People, Prisoner of War BROADWAY, Broadway near 5th Johnny Guitar; Carnival Story NEWSREEl, 8th and Broadway Forest Perils, McCarthy Dispute OLYMPIC, 8th bet. Broadway and Hill Small Town Girl; President's lady PALACE, Bdwy. bet.

6th and 7th Secret of Incas; Diary of a Playgirl PAN PACIFIC. 7554 Beverly Kiss Me, Kate; The Glass Web ROXIE, Broadway, bet. 5th A 6th Sieqe of Red River; Saracen Blade' AERO, Montana at 14th-EX. 5-490 Red Garters; Witness to Murder BAY, Pacific Palisades-EX. 4-7629 Drums Across the River; Playgirl ELMIRO, 1443 3rd 5-3344 The Westerner; Dead End MAJESTIC, Santa Monica-EX.

3-2469 Fireman Sav My Child; Drums A. River MERAITA. Culver City-VE. 8-3432 Long Wait; Saracen Blade, dr. PAIMS.

3751 Motor 8 0659 Carnival Story; Golden Mask MONTROSE, Montros.i-CH t-M30 ExoKutivt Suit; Ptcot Bill KOXY, 417 N. Brand S-27-lt Inditcrttten Amir. Wif; Maisacra Canyon TEMPIE, 234 S. Brand-CI. 1-0472 Callaway Wnt Thotaway; Roiden 44e VOGUE, 735 S.

Brand 2-9570 War of Worlds; jumping Jack. BWVIWBl CORNELL, 1212 N. San F.rnando-TH. 25251 Prince Valiant; Tanganyika CALIFORNIA, 3300 Magnolia-TH. 41507 Adults.

Summer of Happintsi; Playgirl LOMA. 319 So. San Ftrnandc-TH. 87033 Franeii Goes Races; Hell's Vt Acre MAJOR, 333 N. San Fernando-TH.

6161 Awd. Shane; Come Back Sheba, 50c COLORADO, 2588 E. Coiarado-SY. 6-9704 Johanna Spyri'i Heidi; White Man CROWN, 129 N. Raymond-SY.

6-3131 Hans Anderiert; Indiscretion Amer. Wife OAKS, 85 N. Pair Ooki, Pasadena Mad Magician; Red Mountain SIERRA MADRE, 87 W. S. Madre-CU.

5-3301 Stalag 17; Roman Holiday, W. S. LYRIC, Monrovia-Elliott 8-3119 Prince Valiant; Casanova's Big Niqht ART, 4lh and Ch.rry-l.B. 9-3096 Gentle. Prefer Blondes; Destination Gobi ATLANTIC, 6870 Allamic Blvd.

-I B. 2-3161 Kettles at Homo; Arrow in Dust STRAND, 233 6-4733 Red Garters; Kettles at Home PIAZA, Hawthorne-OS 6-6289 Alan tadd, Shane; The Caddy IAKEWOOD. lakewood S-2530 Prinre Valiant; Sitae Red River GARDENA. Gardena-Mt. 4-2252 Black laqoon; From Outer Spaca PARK.

Gordena-ME. 4-4040 Golden Mask; Private Eye STADIUM, Torrance-FA. 8-6373 Casanova Big Night; Rogue River TORRANCE, Torrance-FA. 8 3066 Dragonfly Squadron; Fighter Attack lUlljCJJUiliirjIjjJ ALLEN, 3809 Iweedy 6-1000 Casanova's Big Night; Rogue River VOGUE, 9323 long Beach 6-6000 Prisoner of War; Saracen Blade ARDEN, 11709 long Beach Branded; Out of the Past COMPTON, 136 E. Compton 81 -NE.

1-3670 Casanova's Big Night; Cell Block 11 Bostonia, AERO DRIVE-IN-H. 4-8800 All American; law Order Carlsbad-CARLSBAD-2339 Executive Suite; Racing Blood La Mesa HELIX HA 6 2222 living Desert; Yankee Paiha; Ben Ma National City BAY G. 7-5731 Kettles at Home; Rails Into laromia Ocean Beach STRAND 8. 3150 Kettles at Home; Ralls Into Laramie Oceanside-PALOMAR-Ph. 2631 Edmond Turdon-J, Whltmore, Them Oceonside-MARGO-Ph 3493 When Doltons Rode; Golden Idol Oceaniide-CREST-Ph.

6561 Ma I Pa Kettle at Home San Diego-CORONET 1792 toaan-P 5409 Dangerous Mission; Ride Clear of Diablo HILICR EST. 3th and Unlversity-J, 6651 Always Tws Big Hit! KEN, 4061 -Adams Two Big Hits IINDA-Linda Viita Ploio-W. 71389 Carnival Story; James vs. Doltons RAMONA, 30th and University-J. 0681 Alwavi Two Big Hits BANC HO DRIVE-IN-Federat and Euclid Springfield Rifte; Red Mountain RIO-37th at Unlversity-A 1 4-1000 Jungle Headhunters; A.8.C.

Go to Mars VIta-AVO Riot Cell Block 11; Miami Story CALIFORNIA, N. FuclM Ontario Indlic, Amor. Wile; Saracen Blodo CHINO, Chino Elephant Walk; Shi Couldn't Say No WOODS, China Alwayt Two Hits GROVI-Upland-YU. 37 10 liaf Cell Black 11; lottte af logua River 7 Ed AAA, Bdwy Manthlw-TW. 2922 Coppw Canyon; Toughait Man Arizona ADAMS, 189) W.

Adams-SE. 4-34o4 Exteutiva Suit; Scarltr Spaor AUO, 8662 S. Wl.rn-Pl. 1-5197 Adults; Sum, Happinass; Witnast AAurdar ALVARAOO, 710 S. Alvarodo-DU, 7-1131 Playgirl; Quran of Shtba) W.

AMBASSADOR Hottl fh.otr. Barbara Stanwyck, Witnost to Murdar ARROYO, 3236 N. Figuaroa-CA. 1-0479 Rtd Oariari; Shano ATWATER. 3180 GIndala-Ol.

965S Casanovo't Big Night; Scarlat Spoor IAIBOA, 713 S. Vormont-Pi, 8-4104 Spiilano's, Long Wait; Yellow Tomahawk BAtoWIN, la Braa nr. Rod.o-AX. 37144 Wirnast to Murdar; Saractn Blado 30a BARDS. CramKow A Adamt-RE.

4-3103 12-Mi Rmf; tnen to Murdar CAMEO, 4907 Huntington-CA. 1-999 Carnival Story; Danaarous Musion CARLTON, 3409 S. Wastrn-AX. 3-8508 Monstor Ocaan floor; Atomic City 30c CENTURf, 6013 So. 1-5495 Naked Jungle; Treasure Sierra Madro CONGRESS; 7510 S.

Vermont-PL. 8-9004 Executive Suite; Cornhal Story EAGLE, 4834 Eagle Rock 6-0189 Witness to Murder; Playgirl-soc EMPIRE. Pico-Alvarado-DU. 9-0526 Carnival Story; Red Garters IMPERIAL, Imperial at 8-6640 Troasur Sierra Madre; Key Larao KINEMA, Compton at Manchester-IA. 4419 Carnival Story: The Command KNOLL, 6612 S.

Western-PL. 2-0263 K. Round Table; Fireman S. Child LAKE. 7th and Alvarodo-DU.

2 3130 8 azina Forest: Belie on Their Toee LARGO. 1822 E. 103rd-LO. 9-8225 Carnival Story; Witness to Murder IA TOSCA. 2930 S.

Varmont-RE. 3-7292 Das Vierte Gebot; Tea Im Savoy Hotel LEIMERT. Vernon.Crenhaw-AX. 4-5131 CinemaScope. New Faces; Witness Murdeo LYRIC, Huntington Park-lO 2077 Shane; Hiah Noon, 2 Awd.

Winnere MANCHESTER, 3-1431 Witness to Murder; Saracen Btode Xt MIDWAY, 3138 W. PIco-RE 4-1445 Witness to Murder; Playgirl NORMANDIE. 4811 S. 47000 Red Garters; Drive Crooked Road: 35c PARADISE. 9110 Seauiveda-OR.

8-3701 Tangonytko; Drums Across the River PARK, 5S25 N. Figueroa-Al. 0654 Iron Glove; Battle Rogue River 30c P1CFAIR, Pico-Foirfax-WE. 8-3296 Johnny Guitar; Prisoner of War Pir.WOOD. 10872 W.

Pico-AR. 7-2649, Secret of Incas, Heat Wave PLAYHOUSE, 1534V7 7th-VA. 5579 Casanova i Big Night; Moonlighter 33c RAMONA, 2139 Sunset 9-5040 Witness to Murder: Playgirl REGENT, 4012 S. Vermont-AD. 2-7823 Executive Suite; Carnival Story RIO, Western-lmperial-PL.

4-2893 Spillane, long Wait; Prisoner ot vrar RITZ, Inglewood-OR. 8-5005 Glory Brigade; Interna sue SIERRA, 5058 Eagle Rock 9129 Roman Holiday; Stalag 17 50 SOUTHSIDE, Vermont Imoeriol-Pl. 3-1191 Night People; bonlla at Largo STRAND. 4411 S. Broadwoy-AD.

26144 Best Years of Our lives; Arrow in Dust TEMPLE. 5826 Vermont-PL 2-4100 Beit Years of Lives: Drive Crooked Road TOWNE. 6918 S. Eastern, Bell Gardens White Witch Doctor; Wake of Red Witch VARIETY, 5253 W. Adams-WE.

5-1378 Red Garters; Scarlet apear-J3c VICTORIA, Pico A Vermont-DU. 2-0239 Casanova Big Night; Riding norgun BEVERLY CANON, 203 N. Conon-CR. 55244 Hepburn-Greenwood, Toung wives lalo DEL MAR, Pico Nr. la Brea-WH.

0375 Carnival Story; Red Garters-30c UCLAN, Westwood-BR. 2 5876 AR. 3-1256 One Summer Happiness; Accent on music VAGABOND, 2511 Wilshir-DU. 8-3837 Anna Magnani, J. Renoir OOltlen loocn BROOKLYN.

2524 Brooklyn-AN. 498B Saracen 8lade; Long Wait JEWEL, 3817 Whittier-AN. 1-333P Carnival Story; The Command MERAITA, 2035 E. First AN. 7914 Carnival Story; Bottle of Rogue aiver TERRACE, 3945 City Terrace Dr.

AN. 6000 Best Tears Our lives; MoLTe Haste to live VERN 2811 E. Olympic AN. 2-2222 Witness to Murder; Saracen Blade Mm.Ml..!IM.:U, LINCOLN. 2300 S.

Central-AD. 3251 2 Bio Features Bill ROBINSON. 431 S. Centrol-AD. 19341 Witness to Murder; The Command NEW MERAITA, Downey-TOpai 2-2200 Prince Valiant; Fireman Save Child NORWALK, Norwalk-TOrrey 4-2219 Fort Apache; Submarine lommana 3 El MONTE, ValUy at Tylet-K).

B-6922. executive auue; rrmare eyes BALDWIN. Baldwin Park-FL. 7-2739 Executive Suite; Arrow in the Dust COVINA. Covina-Fl.

2-2003 Beachhead; Jivaro OLENDORA, Olendora-Fl. 3-1522 Executive Suite; Riding Shotgun PUENTE. Puente-Phone 6-2463 Executive Suite; Untamed Heiress ANAHEIM, Grand-Phone 9181 Ninol de Eiiia; Traicionera BALBOA, Balboa Colamitly Jane; Man Behind the Gun 8UENA PARK, Valuskls Money from Home; Thunder Over Plaint Costa Mesa, MESA. Beacon 5171 Siega at Red River; Racing Blood Pullerton, WIlSHIRB-lamherf 3-J777 Sword Rose; Sabre Jet Garden Grove, GEM LI. 9-3342 Carnival Story; Taia, Son of Cochlea Huntington Bench, SURF-ll.

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