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morrow eight revea! modem -7', Scat Sale Opens Coward Opus Opens Tustin Travelogue Includes Highlights of Italy Rome sequence in Fredric Christian's "Italy" travelogue at Wibhire Ebell Theater to- LOgangClCgCimCS' lir nlir vicTOB MATURE 2nd Big Week mx oriel Ter by TaiV to Tell York-Type Story; Audrey Ballon to Portray Ruth BY EDWIV SCHALLERT Robert Andrews, who never dallies lonj? when work is expended on one assignment before beginning another, is busy with "Tiger by the Tail; the Story of Sam Magill." He completed the preliminary screen adaptation of "Alexander the Conqueror" for Producer Frank Ross before Ross left with Joan Caulfield for Europe and immediately thereafter launched on the new subject which outdoes the story of Sgt York. "Tiger by the Tail" Js'the documented, if little-known, narrative about the young lieutenant from Ashtabula, 0., who Tsinglehandedly, as Andrews says, surrounded and raptured 20,000 enemy soldiers without firing a single shot. This was one of the freak events of World War II and Andrews first became acquainted with the unique saga through Barney Old-field, formerly at Warners, and now information chief for the Air Defense Command stationed at Ent Air Base, Colorado Springs. Magill is back in the service as a captain. I understand MGM has asked for a first chance at the story, though Andrews asserts he will make no commitments until a factual article is first printed in a national weekly, about which arrangements have been started.

AUDREY IULTON' TO ENACT RUTH IV 'PRODIGAL' Audrey Dalton has signed for the stellar role of Ruth, first and last love of the title character, in "The Prodigal." This will be a noteworthy assignment for the young actress from England who is at present in i 'Silver Lode Found Dull Western Screen Offering fT tLES UPTOWN 'IlU "Drum Beat" with Alan -Ladd. A 20-foot-high statue of the Goddess of Love is to be used in the temple scenes of the Charles Schnee pro- duction at MGM, which is being directed by Richard Thorpe. It is modeled after Lana, Turner. A similar statue was once previously ere- ated of Ava Gardner. James Lilburn, brother of -'iMaureen O'Hara, and Arthur Shields, who were together in.

Quiet Man," will be re- linitpri in a TV film. "Tho i TfirrRl HARUZM lUOBEIROIItRS USC latkttbal ktgMiftt v-t 5 Romantic (MM LOBE COWNTOWN E. 1-4111 NOWI for New Season at Greek Theater Season and single tickets for all performances during the summer season at the Greek Theater are now available at the box office. The New York City Ballet will open the season July 5. Opening program will Include the classic ballet "Swan with Maria Tallchlef and Andre' Eglevsky in leading roles.

The comic commentary on our auto motive age "Filling Station- will have Janet Reed and Jac ques D'Amboise in chief parts, and "Pied Piper" will feature Miss Reed and Nicholas Ma gal-lanes. "Afternoon of a Faun," the new Jerome Robbins work, will be danced by Tanaquil LeClercq and Francisco Moncion. PERSON ON STAGE itM Itcvtar fttrtxM tVogrM chef 1 ALL-STAR STAGE REVUE Ted Fw Kits -i mi-iav b. $mum ww wmn am win 1 tiqu UHKMI (IM WAAatlt tfim ucii Below 1 eQO ATOR in THi THIILUNO A STORY LAUGHING ANNE ftocu MOCtotT roinrsT LQCKWQQS TUCKES HMtt PMMCTM Mt I fill II! MttUfl at 5 DHIVf-INSj OLYMPIC w-w NO. OUY WOOD SO.

LOS ANOUt VICTORY oh VERMONT EAST LOS ANGfctES WHITTIER m-in SMICtltltl VAUEY EDWARDS vioitm iove bv the taw jLro of the jZyr MCOUE MAUREV THOMAS MITCHELL YMA SUMAC aV 2nd tttrrinf VB JOHN DEREK JOAN EVANS Qf MWIM.HinlMH'nMI Ik tcrattit KTMt -inn1- mmm ta 1 1 1 I iJ jjf 1 in I Ll 1 I Charles Lauehton JFINE arts IfctotR TTA1 Li r'. IaVW4 I GreatShinin Saucer of Paddy Audrey Dalton Faneen," which stars Edmund Gwenn. This Is in The Star nd Story series emceed by Henry Fonda. Lonny Chapman will arrive today from New York to portray Roy, the card dealer, in "East of Eden." He is another of the New York stage actors recruited by Director Elia for this picture. He appeared during the past season in "Ladies of the Corridor" and was earlier in "Mister Roberts' and "Come Back, Little Sheba." DOUGLAS TEAMING WITH SUIX1VAX FORECAST Writh Bryna Productions and Batjac Productions reputedly to join forces in the filming of "The Quality of Mercy" there seems to be a potential deal for Barry Sullivan to appear as costar with Kirk Douglas.

Sullivan, of course, has committed himself for a year to "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial," so the film will have to be held back until Jie is free, provided he is secured. An unusual purchase involves the Crime Club novel, "Follow as the Night," by Pat McGerr, and simultaneously spotlights Danielle Darrieux as the star of the forthcoming movie version. E.G.E. Films has acquired the rights and Miss Darrieux's husband, Henri Decoin, will produce. It is quite exceptional for a French outfit to buy an American book for the screen.

Tony Martinez and his instrumental Quintet have been gaining high approval for the work they did with Connie Moore and by themselves in the Masquers Revel. PETER USTINOV PLANNING TO DIRECT Peter Ustinov, who has signed for one film annually at 120th, expresses the belief that he will be able to assume the directorial mantle under this contract. Now at Paramount Play Season Spontaneous interruptions of applause by a crowded house greeted the opening performance of Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" at the Tustin Playbox. Heading the well-chosen cast was Cathy Browne as the ethe real Elvira, while Montgom ery Reed turned in an excel lent performance as the bewildered husband who becomes "a sort of astral bigamist" through the materialization of his deceased first wife. Orange County summer thea ter audiences are accustomed to the hilarious characteriza tions created by Wilmot I.

Stewart, and she returned this season to delight her fans with a colorful version of Madame Arcati, the "professional" spir itualist. Actrs Returns Joining the company after a season's absence was Jeanne Brown, who gave a fine per formance as Ruth, the second wife who eventually becomes a second blithe spirit. Completing the cast are Phil ip Moore, Nancy Bradley and Elizabeth Robbins, Codirec- tors were Dianne Delaire and Henri Ficher. Cathy Browne and Sherwood Price produced. Preceding the premiere of the season, E.

M. Hall, presi dent of the Santa Ana Community Players, entertained the company, Hollywood visitors and more than 100 Playbox friends at a buffet supper at his ranch home near the thea ter. 'GCBCM3 QkemaSccPE WarnerColopi STiRcoeHONic Sound If) 'ip' DOC MOW miH SHAfiff JOHN SIT(? IIUttiT WUKMI rMWMSa 4'J! WEEK Ixclmivtly at mm mil i'THEMfils WHITMORE 1 EDMUND GWENN JOAN WELOOM I I JAMES ARNESS Z7 yK0SHfRD14UI varanlM Km 0-M GOWON DOUGLAS MMDEB ariMI MiACMV I. Plus 2nd Hit! DOWNTOWN OHIT WHITE HELL OF PITZ PALU "BfTTTTTTTTTm MXUAAAaEdaaUaaLaULk DOWNTOWN I AttiMrfHlU-MimiJ nun 1 ww MM1TWOM a WOWI 2nd Thrill M-G-M presents jthe heroic 2nd HIT KILL" LOtW'S STATE Gijcatcrs rw r4m tm aW niinu WILLIAM wet a I LOWS STATE VrTaltfMi Anyone conducting a Miss or Mr. Deadpan contest In the near future should know about a whole raft of candidates hanging out at Warner Downtown and 'Wiltern and the Hollywood Theaters, where "Silver Lode" began it? run yesterday.

Said searchers can look in the audience or on the screen, preferably the latter, since the deadpans of the audience prob- STUDIO BRIEFS Larry Grain will portray Napoleon's brother Louis in "Desiree," while Richard Van Cleemanport will be seen as another brother, Lucien. Incidentally, Paul Glass, son of Gaston Glass, who has been working in Irving Berlin's "There's No Business Like Show Business," will join "Desiree." While Yul Brynner is unahie to portray the King of Siam in "The King and due to the injury he sustained last week end, Leonard Graves, normally the Prime Minister, assumes the King role as the regular understudy, and Graves' Prime Minister assignment is taken over by Ed Preston. Brynner may return any performance and certainly by Monday. Billy Wilder, who wilt direct "Seven Year Itch," with Marilyn Monroe and probably Tom Bwell at 20th, is due to return frpm New York tonight where he has been conferring with Charles Lindbergh about "The Spirit of St. Louis," which will be filmed under Leland Hay- ward's supervision at Warners.

Miss Monroe was ill again yesterday with the result that shooting had to proceed around her in "There's No Business Like Show Business." NOW-lXCLUSIVt SCOOP I WB S70RY WORLP Lovesi "T7 TV PLUS 2nd FEATURE The OUTLAW STALLION TECHNICOLOR mrtti WiH Cirf Doioth Patrick im tray DOORS OPEN 10:15 am mil aiiimii in 1 1 MS PLUS tFlTIIII H' ibilatiaslaUliy art exhibiu. Circus Haxiroui, Tivoli waterfalls, St. Peters Cathedral, a a a 1 1 a Baths, azalea gardens, the Vatican, Swiss guards on parade, and the Colosseum. TI'H a PUtUWOmC SOUND HAYVARD" MurfMoMra Hm 11U tM, M. 1-790.

H. 1-41 i fir I iii wiuViii wiiw i ttmai ca Man. iih Ui mm mm Am VOGUE HOUYWOOO HO. 7-3555 EL RET MltACLIMnl W(. 1-1101 ADULTS ONLY I CXCkUAlVKUr IRIOI SCMIN UCntp VILLAGE BEVERLY" 'troll t.

HOLLYWOOD APOLLO On. 6.45. H0-74Szl 3 Aleo Ouinna Cnedr Hltat THE PROMOTER; la Man In Whlta Suit CHINESE 11 H0-27S09, RE-14111 It Staru Whara "Tha Raba" Lart OR! Oematrlua and Qladiatera. CinamaScopa FOX 6124 Hod. Blvd.

Op.li. H0-2-O7ZS Oarak-Evam, THE OUTCAST, alr.i Wanatll Carey, LAUOHINtt ANNE, c'r. HOLLYWOOD a.m. 0-39171 4. Payne-L.

Scott, SILVER LODE, Gea. Cala, Mr. Pattf Cm ta Mncaa IRIS 6508 Hwd. Bl. 0p.12:S0.

H0-321S4 Ty. Praar, King af Khyttar RiRaa, CinamaSeopa; Clann Millar Stary. air. VOGUE 6675 Hwd. Ct.

12, HO-72553 Siivano Mangano In Twa Sensatiesiai Hits! ANNE and BETTER RICE OLtAN PARK. SANIA MONICA, VeJslCt, CULVc CITY, WEST LA. UUMt-opsn 12 JO. EX-6-32S ARCI ANO-Cri ARLES Fight Pictures) Wagner, Prince Valiant, VinamoScopOi Heliin-Roman, TANGANYIKA, dr. CRITERION Cont.

12:30. EX-S-S2S2 Taylor-Andrews, ELEPHANT WALK; Cllhoun, YELLOW TOMAHAWK, clr. FOX Venice, 620 Lincoln. EX-6421 Anthony Quinn, THE LONG WAIT; AH Seats 50C; WITNESS TO MURDER BUNDY Pico at Con. Op.

6:45. EX-64414 Holdcn-Allyson, EXECUTIVE SUITE; AH Stats 50c; It Should Happen to You WILSHIRE 1314 Wilsh. Blvd. EX-S-S995 Story of Vatican IMMORTAL, CITY I Plus Selected Short Subjects CULVER Wash. Op.

6:45, VE-83124 Tayler-Andrews, ELEPHANT WALK, Ceihoun, Yellow Towahawk, eir. HUNTINGTON fkH CALIFORNIA Cont. 12:00. JI-5111 Taylor-Andrews, ELEPHANT WALK, Dru-lreland, Southwest Passage PARK Paclfle Blvd. Op.

12:00. JE-3442 MARCIANO-CHARLES Fight Plcturooi Wayne-Clilt, RED RIVER, Cable.Qardnar-Kelly. Mogamba, clr. ALCAZAR 4426 E. Gage.

Op.S :4S.LA43M Holden-Stanwyck, EXECUTIVE SUITE E. Teylor-V. Cissman. RHAPSODY INGLEWOOD ACADEMY Fr. Pk OR-71000, PL-151S1 Derek-Evana, THE OUTCAST, air.

W. Carey. LAUGHING ANNE, dr. FOX 115 N. Market.

Ct. 12:30. 0R-S232S Taylor-Andrews, ELEPHANT WALK. Herbert Marshall, OOP, air. FIFTH AVENUE Sth-Manch.

TW IIII Turner, FLAME THE FLESH; J. Dru-J. Ireland, Southwest Passage REDONDO, HERMOSA, MANHATTAN BEOONDO Op.6ul5.Smoking. FR-2-5254 Tayler-Andrewa. ELEPHANT WALK.

4.t Dru. Southwest Passage, elr. STRAND Open 6:45. FRentierMSoa Kayo, Nana Christian Anderson, Jr.i S. Hayden, Arrow In the Dust, elr.

7 HERMOSA Open 6:45. Rentier 2-424S E. Kilt. NEW FACES, CinemeScepe; Heflin-Roman. TANGANYIKA, dr.

LAMAR Menhattan Beach. PR-2S50B Story af the Vatican IMMORTAL CITY: Stlected Short Subleete GLENDALE ALiX-tont. 12:00. Crl-LlSU Tayler-Andrews, Elephant Walk, alr.i 8 pi na Tingling Hit, QOQ, clr. GLENDALE Open 6:30.

CH-S281E Wagner, Prince Valiant, Cinema See pel Mickey Splllana'a THE LONG WAIT GATEWAY S.Fer.-Brand.e:4S. CH-S1631 Holdon-AllysMl, EXECUTIVE IUITEI B. Slenwyck, WITNESS TO MURDER LONO BEACH WEST COAST Cent. 12. 3 COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN.

CinomaScopoi Prldo ot theBlu Bras CRE ST A tlantla near Carton, Optn 6 :00 Mltchum-Monroe, River of No Return, CmemeSnepe; Pride of the Blue Ores VAlltV Iib0l6 CITY Optn 6:45. SU-2-2I Wm, Holden, EXECUTIVE SUITE; Anthony Quinn. THE LONG WAIT EL PORTAL NO. Hwd. Op.

12. ST-T29SJ Teylor-Andrewa, ELEPHANT WALK, eir.j Calhoun, Yellow Tomahawk, air. AJB IAN OjX HARL ES I ght Pictures) VALLEY N. Hlywd. Ct, sT.

SU-22271 J. Holllday, It Should Happen to Your J. Crawlerd, JOHNNY QUITAR, dr. LA REINA Op. 1.

ST-72942, tT-4114 Taylar-Andrewe, ELEPHANT elr.t Heflln-Roman, Tongenylka, elr. MJ I A NO-CH A ES Fight Ploturea VAN NUVS Open 6:45. STatt 8 27J1 MARCIANO-CHARLES Fight Plcturetl Jones, Indiscretions of American Witt: ana Best Years ot Our Llvae RlVOLI Van Nuys. Op. 6:45.

ST-S3ri Aead. Aw. Win. I S. Booth, Own Baek, Little Sheba i Don't Bother to Knock oFanoTTolTntt An.

Kl.i iiir. Johnsan, MEN OF FIOHTINO LADY R. Reegan. PRISONER OF WAR, Sir. FOX Anaheim.

Phone Mot Webb-McOuira, 1 Coins hi Fountain, 4 Cinemascope: Yellow Tomahawk FOX Fulltrton, LA-S-Sisf Anthony Quinn, TNI LONG WAITl Van Htflln, TANGANYIKA, air. lANKIINO iANNINO- Eves. 4:45. Sun. 1 UK Walt Dlsney'e PINOOCHIO, tlr.i S.

Hevden. ARROW IN DUST elr. (HilM THURS.JUNE24,1954 Portn lably will have a certain som nambulist quality. Cause of the spectator drowsi ness is not rudeness; it is just axiomatic that when a human being is seated in a comfortable chair in near-total darkness and nothing is offered to distract him, sleep results. Elusive Qualities All this is not to say that "Silver Lode, which stars Dan Duryea, Lizabeth Scott and John Payne, has no certain elu sive qualities.

It does. For one thing, it is the first western in recent recollection where all reason (except one's knowledge' of Hollywood casting techniques) tells you that Payne is the rat (Duryea says so several times) and Duryea is the good guy (hardly anyone, however, suggests this). For 80 minutes, more or less, we struggle against our fickle senses in an effort to reconcile the plot. Then, presto, Director Allan Dwan and Author Karen DeWolf reconcile it for us. Lizabeth Star The female star of "Silver Lode" is Lizabeth Scott, who thankfully does nothing to break the comforting absence of emotion.

As Payne's fiancee she carries on 33 well as can be expected with the material at hand. A kind mention should be made of Dolores Moran, as a sort of hard-bitten ingenue (if such an anomaly is possible) through whose efforts justice is finally done in the end. The plot, which hangs by a thread, needn't be gone into here, but it has nothing to do with "silver," nor does it have anything to do with a "lode" not to say, "load." D. A "DIAL RINGS the BELL By HITCHCOCK'S SKILL" t. A.

MIRROR ALFRED HITCHCOCKS "dial for 11 IWIfll Ih new WARNER BROS WarnerColor RA rULAND'GRACI KQff ntiOCHO KNOTT FEATURE STARTS 1:21, 411, 6.15, 115, 10:15 l-uimiit NGAGEMEN1 ml Warner BEVERLY HILLS wmm im a i tin inn JOHN PAYNE LIZABETH SCOTT DAN DURYEA, 1 mBPa u) fVR- M'i'Li 10 5 A MOSCOW It Of" i.l mMmm MERALTA or 10 mom TOW AH LEIMERT AI V)I -otw 14 tfllUNIt MHI IONO WAIT Drivt-ta MANCHESTER rfM tflUAHt'f THf IOH Iwm W. Am LA REINA KM OoH Op 1 OB ST tlliM J-rf "TNBANTIK A PALACE Bpim Junt 3d PARADISE Jrf ooo i TOMAHAWK' KtUVNUU wootto onN riis H4 nOUtMWtT lAf AO PICKWICK n-u IM OO OS. A.M9I Drh WESTLAKE wi ATUtf GATE WHITTIER VHITtlH 0. .1 iw i 1 w- mmir. 1 t) I (7 i tsi Ik I if i1ii4nai JJ Sarah Churchill Sarah Churchill is due for a film-starring engagement following her TV activities in "A Smile for Danger," which concerns the remarkable espionage agent, Krystyna Granville.

Richard Garrick, celebrating 53 years as an actor, wins a comedy role in "Many Rivers to Cross" at MGM. He appeared with Maude Adams and coached John Barrymore for his debut during his theatrical career. Luce Aubertin, who has been appearing as a blond spy in "Heels Go to Hell" (freely translated title) at the Grand Guignol in Paris, will appear as a spy in "The Big Whisper," Virginia Van Upp film for Republic. for "We're No Angels," he is going to England to present either his own play, "The Empty Chair," or a revival of an old French play, "Clem-bard." Neville Brand is the actor now sought for "Desperate Hours," written by Joseph Hayes when this is produced on the stage this fall by the author and Howard Erskine. His role will have a resemblance to "Riot in Cell Block 11" if he plays it.

He will be seen as the leader of convicts in a prison break. Raymond Burr is being sought as the Sheriff. TODAY! 2 SHOWS 7:00 10:00 6 PM PM Sat. SI. 49 $1,791 prise km.

CIHUAMA 2imJ and FINAL YIARI KM INrOffMATtOM niAH CAll HO 3 6891 MVD. AND FUNNY TALE OF A MAT. 1:30 Tlx Only tally Nw WoiidW Of Tin MoltM EMFTftlUS SLItDlATOIIt at CHINESE IVERLT Bn. Hllls.0is.ts45. CR-S4141 Wagnar.

trinea Valiant, CinemaSon; 4. Jants, Indiacratiena cf Amar. Wia OULEVARO RE-14111 Widmirh-Darvi, Hall and High Watar, ClntmaScopa: LONB WAIT; Satta soe tRUIN Wtstwood. Op. BR-0-4093 Fight Pltur; Tiylor-Andrewi.

Eltphint Walk, alr.l Van Haflin-R. Raman, Tanganyika, eLr. CABMEL 8163 Sta. Man. HO-72728 Stanwyck, WITNESS TO MURDER; Anthanir Quiim.

THE t-ONq WAIT EL REY 5517 Wilsh. Op. S. WE-11101 Silvan Mangana In Twa Sansatianal Hits! ANNA and BITTER RICE HalPcn.Allrsvn. EXECUTIVE SUITE: All Stats 50C, WITNESS TO MURDER FAIRFAX WY-311S Tavlar-Andrtm, elephant walk, Antnanr quinn, lonu wait FICUEROA 0515 E.

Taylar-V, Gaisman, RHAPSODY; All Saats 50c: THE LONG WAIT FINE ARTS 8556 Wil. Op. 2. CR-56464 CHARLES LAUCHTON-JOHN MILLS In David Laan'a HOBSON'S CHOICE FLORENCE Flaranea-Camptan. LA-7677 Ramanca af Ewtasy! Ona Summer af Happiness; Tanganyika: Adults Only GOLDEN GATE 5176 Whittiar.

Op. 6:15 Tarler-Andrews, Elephant walk, Peggy Cummings. Both Sides ot Law GORDON La WH-2944 J. Crawford. JOHNNY GUITAR, Halden-Stanwyck.

EXECUTIVE SUITE HIGHLAND 5604 N.FIg.0p.6:45. AL-9648 Anthony Quinn. THE LONG WAIT; All Seats 50c; Drums Across River i. CrawtorH. JOHNNY GUITAR, Baiter-Cochran.

CARNIVA STO RT Doo La BR-23633 Spec. Kiddie Matlnao 1:30 P.M. (Eve.) Johnny Guitar and Witness to Murder LOYOLA Man, A Sep.0p.6:00. OR-82444 Mitchum-Monroe, River of No Return, Cinemascope; 3 Girls From Rome MESA Op 6:45. AX-16951 Widmark-Darvl.

Hell and High Water, CinemaScepa; Witness to Murder: SOc ARISIAN Vrt. Sth. Op 6:45. DUToiJ A. Ladd-V.

Heflln, SHANE, Stewart-Allyson, Glenn Miller Story RITI 5214 Wllshlrs. Ct. S. WE-S-1221 Hlldegarde Heffas sinner In Sunderin, Wide Screen; Adults Only! STADIUM Pic.Rbt$n.0p.6:45. CR-62083 E.

Teyl.r-V, Casman, RHAPSOOY; Anthony Quinn. THE LONG WAIT STARLANO 2624 N. Broadway. CA-8090 J. Crawford.

JOHNNY GUITAR, clr.) Best Years af Our Lives: State 50c TO WE Compton. NE-61315 Lana Turner, FLAME A THE FLESH; Van Heflln. TANGANYIKA, clr. UPTOWN Wttt'n-Olym. Op.S.

RE-4111S Mltchum-Monroe, River of No Return, Cinemascope: Throe Cirls From Roma I AGE West wood Op 6:30. BR 04301 Peck, NIGHT PEOPLE, Cinemascope; J. Jones Indiscretions of Amor. I fe Tiyler-Andrewl. ELEPHANT WALK, All Stats 50c; THE LONG WAIT WILSH I RE 8440 Wil.

Ct. 1. WYS154 WtUbMcOulre-Petert-McNanura, 3 Coins In Fountain, CinemeScepe, Color DOWNTOWN 16! ANCrClES GLOBE Bdwy. nr. S.

Ct. 10:45. RE-14111 Silvan Mangana In 2 Soneatlenol Hits! AfN A A BITTE RIC Adults Onlyl LOS ANQELES SIS S. Bdwy. Op.

10:45 Mitchum.Monroe, River af No Return, CinemeScope; Thro Olrle From Rome FA5ADEN SO. PASADENA, AlHAMSRA ACADEMY Open 12:00. RY-1-650S Peck, NIOHT PEOPLE, CinemeScope, Herbert Marshall, 000, air. UPTOWN Open 6:45. SV-34330 Haldon Stanwyck, EXECUTIVE SUITE; Calhoun, Yellow Tomahawk, elr STRAND Open 12:00.

SY-3-S1S7 Htnln-Romen, TANGANYIKA, E. Kilt. NEW FACES, ClmmaScope: STATE Optn 6:45. SY-2713S Funniest Farce Comedy In Years: VI i Ej I soM YS TE A Fl ALTO Open 6:45. PY11I56, SY -93161 Wagner, Prince Valiant, CinemeScepe; Van Hejljn.jrANGANjriKA,elr.

EL REY AlhambraOp. 6:45. AT-24941 Anthony Quinn, THE LONG WAIT; R. Ran. PRISONER OF WAR FOX Pomona.

Open 6:30. LY-21351 Ven Johnson, Men af Fighting Lady; Jl. Riagan. PJtlSONER OF WAR, air. STATE Pomona.

Cant. 2:00. LV-25544 Rell.Arnel, Lang, Long Trailer; JtlghOround VlVLAGtlfirnont. Heldin-Allyson, EXECUTIVE SUITE; Klrk Douglas, ACT OF LOVE GRANADA Ontario. 6:45.

Ph. 61-9191 Anthony Oulnn, THE LONO WAIT: A. Murphy, Drums Across tha R'ver "uvmiFi RIVERSIDE Cont. 2:00. Ph.

sisl Van Johnson, MEN OF FIOHTINO lAOY; R. Reagan. Prlsaner af War 00 LOIN STATE Cent. 2:00. Phone 737 Story tha Vatican IMMORTAL filTTj Foattlrettol Winter Peredlae llbtlNbT RFDLANDS Open 6:45, Phone 4331 Anthony Quinn, THE ItlNd WAIT; ttanwyitk, WITNESS TO MURDER iejJpVejjaPeWAr rKrarf tZZZjtatfZSfmff no waiting vm it Hi I i I ori- WOrld I I TTC'l I titt-( elMa.KH.at So.

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