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of My Youth." Maay people at the CO debut as a featured trumpet soloist with the Music Hall's Symphony Orchestra, under Raymond Paige's direction. Hftchcock crt Best on Music Hall Screen "North by Northwest," an MGM Vistavision-Technicolor release, produced and directed by Alfred Hitchcock, from a screen play by Ernest Lehman. Presented at Radio City Music Hall. Running time: 2 hours, 16 minutes. THE CAST: from New York to Chicago and thence to a sensational climax at Mount Kushmore in South Dakota.

ROGER THORNHILL'S headlong flight from New York begins when he becomes a victim of mistaken identity by a couple of strong-armed men, acting for an alien agent. He is whisked from a rendezvous in the Plaza Hotel's Oak Room to an estate on Long Island, where he is held prisoner, then forced to drink bourbon until he is drunk. He comes to himself driving a car in which he barely escapes death. Thornhill's story is doubted by the police. In trying to unravel time thought that den.

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Except for the tarnished love story, Hitchcock's chase, through the Flaza and the UN Building to Chicago via New York Central's crack, train, the 20th Century Limited, to the environs of the famous sculptured heads on Mount Rushmore, is a brilliant and glittering piece of cinema en tertainment. THE DIRECTOR HAS kept a taut rein on his players, except during the love scenes, when he let them take their loose course, and has given reasonable excuses for his characters' movements in a deadly game of hare and hounds. Hitchcock produced and direct ed the thrnler for MGM from an original screen play by Ernest Lehman, with a supporting cast headed by Oscar winner Eva Marie Saint, James Mason, Jessie Royce Landis, Leo G. Carroll, Martin Landau, Philip Ober and Josephine Hutchinson, all lending their special talents to the effectiveness of the thriller. With "North by Northwest," Grant has completed four star ring roles for Hitchcock, as he played opposite Grace Kelly in "To Catch A Thief" and had In-grid Bergman and Joan Fontaine as his co-stars in Hitchcock's "Notorious" and "Suspicion." While this is liitchcock first picture for MGM, its executives hope to jjet him for another after he fulfills his committment to Paramount.

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