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i THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1939 Amusements NJnereen Up There Likes Me" at Loew's State, Orpheum Tomorrow Somebody MARJORY ADAMS SCREEN Pilgrim Offers Grim '1984' 1 1 Movie Question Box M9H4." hv William P. Temrjlrton andlanatViattnallw Rain. Djittinfnn Ailinted Irnm th Hmlr The sound of the praising that awful by Crone Orwell. Duected by Michael i loudspeakers, Stage Today CALL ME MADAM" John Hancock Theater, at 8:30, The Irving Berlin musical, starring Winifred Heidt an4 Olympic skating champion Dick But ton. 'THE BEGGAR'S OPERA" Sander Theater at 8:30.

New version of th famous musical satire, by Richard Baldndse, Miles Morgan and Daniel Pinkham, starring Shirley Jone ana Jack Cassidy. THE CHALK GARDEN" Boston Sum. mer at 8.30. The Gish sisters, Lillian and Dorothy, star in Enia Basnold's English comedy. 'THE IMAGINARY INVALID" Tuftsj Arena Theater, Medford, at 8:30.

Mol-lere's comedy, directed by Marstoa Balch. nnucjauiii uiwhilji niuuuLuinii i all-seeing tyrant, Big Brother, St: merely causes a mechanical reaction in O'Brien, who echoes t.ie phrases vacantly, and finally with cast: Winston. Smith Edmond O'Brien O'Connor Michael Redgrave Julia Jan Sterling David KossofT, Mervyn Johns. Donald Pleasence, Carol Wolveridge. Ernst Clark, Patrick Allen, Ronan O'Casev.

Michael Ripper. Ewen Solon, Kenneth Q. Please give me the cast of excitement engendered by mass response. In 1984, says the scenario, we can expect a world ruled over by an Inner Party, whose dictums are "Forbidden Planet." Elinor. A.

The cast is as follows: Prof. Morbius, Walter Pidgeon; Altaira, Anne Francis; Doc Ostrow, Warren Stevens; Com Adams, Leslie Nielsen; Lt Farman, Jack Kelly; Chief Quinn, Richard Anderson; Grey, Bob Dix. I give no advice about photographs. By MARJORIE ADAMS There's much that is challenging and even terrifying in "1984" at the obeyed by an Outer Party. There IV JWtm 99mmtL.amm nmMii is also a group known as The People, who don't have very much to do but live in poor circumstances.

It is the Outer Party members who Pilgrim Theatre, but there very little to entertain the casual film-goer. When I read the story by George Orwell a few years ago I found it hard to sleep afterward, and the film has that same sense of bleak horror and black apprehension that Orwell developed are in apprehension all the time. They are rushed off to the gallows, the vaporizer and Room 101 (a Q. Who headed the casts of "Panic in the Streets" and "Night in the Who was The Wreck in "My Sister -J. E.

fc '7 I 7 I 1 I 1 I OMNINS SUNPAT-fOi But wr 1 I fearful place of mental torture) if someone in the Inner Party sees a Tho FOUR ACES A. Richard Widmark. Paul vestige of reason in the sacrifice. Of course some of the Inner group don't live such easy lives, either. But there is always a great television eye fixed on every party Douglas and Barbara Bel Geddes were in "Panic in the Streets." I1 when freedom was allowed to die.

Edmond O'Brien and Jan Sterling, in the roles of sweethearts in a world where love, decency and human emotions have been ruled out of existence, give grimly convincing performances. The con have no film listed under the title "Night in the City," but Widmark i member, and it is assumed that the smallest detail of a man's life is known to his superiors. Love is clusion oi uie picture is especially and Gene Tierney appeared in a film called "Night and the City." Richard York was The Wreck; he also appeared in "Three Stripes in the Sun." ironic and drearily logical since I extinct, says Big Brother. Mar- riage must be governed by scien the lovers, aged by their tortures and brainwashed so thoroughly that there is nothing left, can meet tific tests. "War is Peace.

Ignorance is Strength. Hate! Hate! Hate More." And when two people fall in Q. How old is Perry Co mo and has he a son about 16? Marilyn. A. Perry was born in 1913 and love and scheme to find a small place where they may be alone, CARLOS RIVAS AND RITA MORENO portray ill-fated lovers in the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical "The King and which will run a fifth week at the their happiness lasts oniy orieny.

his son Ronnie is 16 this year. Regarding Tim Considine, I have no idea about his girl friends. AMUSEMENTS FOR ADULTS ONLY S') Film Times ASTOK "Moby Dick," 10:00, 12:20. 2:40, 5:00, 7:20, 9:35. BEACON HILL THEATRE "One Summer of Happiness," 8:42, 11:44, 1:46, 3:48, 5:50, 7:52, 8:54.

BOSTON THEATRE "Cinerama Holi They are captured, the, all-seeing eye has followed them 'into their retreat, and their doom is spoken Metropolitan Theatre. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS HOLDING HIS PUNCHES FOR THE MOMENT, Paul Newman, as Rocky Graziano, emotes with his screen Pier Angeli. Story of Boxer Rocky Graziano, With Paul Newman in Leading Role IWAifwiuur Ait cowomcwio rm mm mm MB CONDITIONED by, the very man they trusted. Michael Redgrave gives a hateful, effective portrayal of the man who betrays them to the party. Over the Nile," the second production, featuring Laurence Harvey, Anthony Steel and James Robertson Justice, is an English story, handsomely presented in CinemaScope.

AMUSEMENTS day," 2:30 p.m. and 8:40 p.m. CENTER "Rio Grande." 9:30, 12:55, 4:25, "Return to 11:15, 2:45, 8:17, 9:45. EXETER "Make Me an Offer." 3:30, EE. LAST 5 WEEKS! Filmed in New York's lower East Side and Brooklyn, actual "loouenct and Passlai I 6:30, "The Angel Who Pawned Her Harp," 5:15.

News and "Picnic," Newman is equally familiar on TV, recently starring in Ernest Hemingway's "The Battler." ot daniet" i Mm 2 Shows Today 2ShowsToda7 Shprts, 2:05, 5:00, 8:00. setting of Rocky Graziano's boyhood, M-G-M's "Somebody up There Likes Me" reveals the in Pier Angeli stars as Norma Richard 4 jjeo W)JJjT7a I FEN WAY "Pardners," 12:45. 3:40, 6:30, "Massacre," 11:30, 2:20, 5:10. Graziano, the quiet but courageous young girl who helps her headstrong husband overcome his sssi 2:30 mmsm 8:40 p.m. ffiCBto 5.5fl lrtmrtrifirtri iulul3ujlsjujisj innnriK.

fiilll i i 8:05. KEITH MEMORIAL "Away All Boats.1 COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDfTTONED sordid early background. I HWmiw ikmii want 11:10, 2:40, 6:05, "Outside the WtCOMEDT FOtSONeS' Two trips ere made to New is i ii if JUUlt. 1111 i Law." 9:40. 1:05, 4:30, 8:00.

HEAITWUIIT AW CONDITIONED I W. iTTViiTSi i II UIT ZJ LOU CAT KENMORE "Gaby," 1:25. 3:34. 5:43. York by procurer Charles Schnee and director Robert Wise to select members of the cast and to pick the locales for Graziano's turbu vERRI GALE ISlleriM 7:52.

"David Oistrakh," 1:20. 3:29, 5:38, 7:47. "Marcel Max-eeau," 1:00. 3:09, 5:18, 7:27. 9:36.

lent story. For Wise The atmo SPECIAL rAXTT RATES r-CV0 mmmmmmmmmm I nsi I ft i LOEWS ORPHEUM "Trapes," 10:15, sphere of the prize ring is nothing new. Among his many out side story of one of this generation's most controversial figures. It opens tomorrow at Loew's State and Orpheum Theatres. Adapted from Graziano's best-selling autobiography, the frank and revealing drama traces the career of the hoodlum who over-' came seemingly unsurmountable obstacles to become a respected member of society, largely through the aid and encouragement of the woman he loved.

Starring as Graziano, the rebel-1 lious delinquent who Wasted his way to the world's middleweight boxing championship, is Paul Newman. Well-known on Broadway, where "he won acclaim for "The Desperate Hours" and I STAGE IN TOWN standing films are "The Set-Up," one of the most realistic ring pictures ever made. The screenplay written by Ernest Lehman was based not onty on Graziano's autobiography, but on personal interviews and conferences with hundreds of persons who knew Graziano. 12:35. 2:55, 5:15, 7:35, 9:55.

LOEW'S STATE "Brute Force," 11:30, 2:55, 6:25. "Naked City." 1:15. 4:45, 8:10. MAYFLOWER "The Man Who Knew Too Much." 9:15, 11:35. 2:00.

4:25, 6.50, Shorts 11:10, 1.35, 4.00, 6:25. 8:50. METROPOLITAN "The King and 10:35. 1:20, 4:10, 6:50, 9:30. PARAMOUNT "Pardners," 9:40.

12:35, 3:30, 6:30, "Massacre," 11:10, 2:05, 5:00. 8:00. Grup 20 Players Theatre en the Green Wellesley, Miss. WE 6-6630 NIGHTLY Thn AUGUST 4th Goethe's Mystery Drama FAUST TIrk.l. Mb, I3.M Jest Worcester Tpke.

snBte. Martin, Lewis in 'Pardners' WORTH HC IfTf afair i ii ,1 11:05. 12:30. P1LCRIM "Storm 2:05. 5:10, Nile." 9:30.

Over "1984. a MDMifit POPULARITY VOTE! I MUSIC-THEATER 'Pardners." bv Sidney Sheldon and pal pnrt nf thp nrnriurtinn. and Jerrt Davis. Based on a story by rnmpHv is nn tn his TELEPIX Norway; Volunteer Firemen: How to Win at the Races; Candid Mike. Cont.

from 10:30 to midnight vm Houser. in visia vision, uireciea sion. Paramount film, finest standard. by Norman Taurog. The, cast: tv.

wa, Kppn artantpr! from 9:57. 12:52. Bin! Crosby comedy of 1936 XRANS-LCX-The Sinners 3:47, 6:42, "The Weak and the Wicked," 11:29, 2:24, 5:10. 8:14. Doify Riley ey Jackie Loighy i1 "Rhythm on the Range," Dan Holiis.

John Baragreyibtit it has been tailored to fit the talents of Martin and Lewis. Taurog has directed this UPTOWN "Man Who Knew Too Much." 11:00. 2:25. 5:50, 9:25: "Toy Tiger," 1:00, 4:25. 7:55.

Now Thru July 28 "STUDENT PRINCE" COMING: JAZZ CONCERTS AUG. OAVE BfiUBECK TICKETS: FILEKE'S Mi IEVERLY 3404 NOW! Fsr Swtk fKik Finn version, as he did the one made Bed. Telepix Cinema Shorts 20 years ago. Thp nlnt rnnrprnc fho snnfi nf i Tardners," at the Paramount two men who died heroically in. The program of film shorts at a range battle some 25 years leiepix cinema peginning xo-Agnes Moorehead, as the mother; morrow will include mountain of one of the babies left father- climbing in Montana, salmon fish- 1p went Past and wfaW a ins in tne coioraao rtiver, xroi- II t.

SHELDON UlltCN ill II curreao n. nun meshiti III A II iwiyirRrn Dirts' III I' and Fenway Theaters, despite their recent personal and business differences, is one of the best comedies Martin and Lewis have made in years. Relying more on story than on built-up gags, it 1 is a narnHv nf all th Western adven- tvrannical business woman with ting Topnotchers." "Boyhood a hatred for the cowboy country. I Thrills," comedies, music, Jerry, her son. turned into a cod-cartoons and news, died but frishtened young an SS'iw- yi jv ix-'; -y? Zim( tWO III 1.

Ill HEIDT BUTTON VI I CALL ME 1 MADAM 1 111 TUOAIir.U Jill I jwho didn't dare say no to his tun pictures ol I the i past genera-1 son of other of a timid sheriff and Dean his "pardner," cast as a hard-shooting, courageous ranch foreman. When- man, became a handsome nero who handled his pistols and his horses with equal dexterity, and was a pride cf the West When the two get together as the result of a rodeo in New York amusing things start to happen. ever Jerry gets into too mucn trouble and that is often Dean shows up to beat a hoodlum into rescue his pal from DAM.V 19 30-S 15-S-4S P. M. SUN.

1 JO P. M. FROM Wt 1 I Every heartbeat REAL LIFE 1 I- amazing HE ML Lire L- A4 career is on the 1 COMES A POWERFUL MOVIE! 6creer! Jerry has money and little else, MUSIC A IY1ICS SY IRVING SEIIIR BOOK BY NSWAIID LINDSAY A IUSSEL MOUSE Eve. Sat. up JOHN HANCOCK THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED FSII RESERVATIONS CAll HA 6-6678 0Ulibut his loyalty and admiration for being dynamited or shoot it with a cow-stealing bandit.

Deaa bring about a certain amount There are several songs not i bravery, which is enough to AMUSEMENTS enough, in my estimation with FULL ORCH. and CHORUS save nis tripna me last scene. Also on the bill is "Massacre." with Dane Clark and James Craig "The Wind" and "Me an' You an' the Moon" the more outstanding. Martin takes control of the musi- tit' I I 4i 1 in the leads. M.L.A.

Tllim NORWAY Velintnr Flrtms Hw Tt Wis At Mmi tart Riki Risk 2 CartMM Im KiI The entire population of Malta was awarded the George Cross for heroism in 1942. I Held Over Thru July 28 CASTLE 0 asm Ml rswiCH, MASS. ft 1 BIG ACTION HII8T Bl- JOHN CART COOPER IN WAYNI in "RIO GRANDE" HILL CONCERTS Friday, Saturday, July 27-28 "RETURN TO PARADISE" ricicit MMSai EVES. EXCEfT WATINEE 8 JO P.M. WEDNESDAY.

2 JO P.M. 8:30 P.M. II Ut i 'KSSTTN Tickets available at Filene or 'PHONE COHASSET 4-0824 TODAY SPECIAL MAT. 2 P. M.

"ROBIN HOOD'S TREASURE" "dults Children 75c 4n "iir i -iiiiiiinrtlifti ansa- HELD OVER THIRD SMASH WEEK I 1 -vpwffBwwav -ry vsus -Tr'Ac. MBSSSSSSSBflStssssBflBirjBflSSSSBSSlBSHSHasvvsavaaHiaBaaai ts "I got myself in a little jam with a jerk captain. SHOCKING UADMO lAIITONt Of THE MHROf OUTAN Off RA COMf ANY TOM'W NITE The Fabulous SORSEVS TOMMY and JIMMY "What am I going to do with you, yoa itrld no- "I'm no good. I never will be. Everybody aise knows it Why don't you give up on me?" ttaul NewDon, Pier Angetil Ii ioj eonna tane real dough to buy him off.

Houl New, Sol Mintol l-SIMRS' good devil? AND i ADULTS ONLY TW WIAK AMD THI WKUfiH AMUSEMENTS HwAtefM I'll fihunhii Mil iTiM iji smihi ii ihiii i i -rfnifrin mm, ii iliiiii mi -mr i TWO DECADES Of MTWOVISHiD CHAMKR MUUC AMZRJCAH M0f THtATKtd COM AcknewMgsJ os en ef ihe graet baritone stars In tfi world today, Mr. Singhor wM indud a group of Karri tongs in his concerts. The Krel Quarts will perform worb by Haydn and Bosthoven. STARUING STOfiX Of WOftlD TSSO OfTOMORROW.y fejnllOPrMiiil XEXT WEEK WEDNESDAY THE FOUR LADS FRIDAY BBBBpSBsBBSSSBBSSnBsi(BBSSsBBlrffc41lBi BSJBSSBSSSSBSBBsJ FILENFS, Boston, or AT GATE ALFRED 1HK MAM WliU I AOGfO hi 'a MTOOCKKNEW TOO MUCHrww wr wJ isMi timiiinii i-i-i BSiamritin JAMK8 RTKWART COBB DAY IKBWSH L- 1A mwr riCNIC ON THE TERRACE IE FORI THE CONCERTS AMUSEMENTS amusements" ROXBURV ARLINGTON "He kas got a past. It's time he learned to live with it.

It's time you and I stopped looking the other way every time he gets mad at the world!" "You've given me a lot of reasons why we I shouldn't be married but I still haven't heard I the one thing that would convince me. Just iefl "Ya shouldn't of done it. Norma. I isn't worth it I pot i record. A nriton record." CAPITOL "BIRD8 A BEES'" RIVO LI (AlrC.S.

Jim Stmrt "SAFARI" Vittw Matin I ssan Who Knnw Too Much' me you don love me. I (Dinmnran) "Goodbye My Lady" 1J5-8 CLEVELAND CIRCLE V. Movie Grids CIRCLE 0. at Sea" 3 1 SOMERVILLE J. Firwt XeennHH MffW DORCHESTER BALL 80.

SIMORE SIGNRRET PAUL MEUAISSE "DIABOLIQUI" Yissm Mititill "DIVIDED HEART" AIR JEFF CHANDLER "TOY TIGER" PAUL BIN HW An CONDITIONED FRANKLIN 'The Proud Ones' Picture Storring New Discovery CAPITOL SINOkE SICNORET RAUL MEURISSE "DIABOLIQUC" tcett grsSy "TERROR AT MIDNITE" MORTON C'SMSi-Cilir An GarSnar "BHOWANt JUNCTION" DauiAirtmn "COMANCHE" SCREEN PLAY BT ERNEST LEHMAN HANCOCK VILLAGE EVERETT SLOANE EILEEN HECKART SAL MINEO 3.7 "THE CATERED AFFAIR" CENTRAL "DIANE" CinemaScope coto of tun HANCOCK Mat. 130 In. 7:15 (AirCiM.) IrfCkandlir! Ristrt Ryaa "TOY TIGER" 35 "PROUD ONES' WALTHAM COmTng" 'THE PROUD AND PROFANE" DIRECTED BY PRODUCED BY ROBERT WISE CHARLES SCHNEE Based on the Autobiography ROCKY GRAZIANO An M-G-M PtcttKe Written with ROWLAND BARBE EMBASSY Air Cm. Jam Stmrt JAMAICA PLAIN Darn Dai "Mas Wke Km Tn Mick" 3-920 Waltw resese "6yi My laiy" l-JO-75 JEFF CMADDIER I "TOY TIGER" ROBERT RYAN "PROUD ONES" VI5TAVISI0W i WEST NEWTON JAMAICA MATTAPAN UALLfM THRILLS! ACTIOXt ORIENTAL Jaam Stmrt Day Mas WmKmsjTm Mack" (Calr 235-6-90 Starts TOMORROW! IT'S PLEASANT AND COOL AT AIR-CONDITIONED wiitir irwwa "Goodbye, Lady" 1 J5-SI5 I coLon TtCHwicoVoB "Miir in NATICK WEST NEWTON "Heartbreak Ridge" Siinirw "The Ladykillers" N. Jmnwi ALL8TON COLONIAL SfMlal Kiilii Ska at 130 DORCHESTER EVE.

"Tka Mas Wke Nac Tee Maa" 90 "8tar in the Dust" T'mer 730 WOLLASTON JAMES ITrwAIT DORIS DAY (Cslsr) Nltihnti'i "Rtsn Who Know Too Much" CODMAN FfM fks. Itt Csasilsr Iwriim Diy "TOY TIGER" (Air COS.) (Cltr Nabirt Ryis VlMlnli Mva "PROUD OhJES" WOLLASTON at. Sstt. Ckllarta i Sl FREE NIKE CIVEN TO LUCKY CHILD ROSLINDALE CAPITOL kwtm. "Goodbjo RNrLsdy" mm CAMBRIDGE t.ff Charier "TOY TIGER" 30-9 33 En.

RiH. "Kiaa Before Dying" RIALTO Ritt. Rvaa "Prnt Dim" 135-8-05' tralifrm "COMANCHE" Ciler CENTRAL SO. fmu Stnvt DtfH iy I'MES STEWART OtRIS DAY la STRAND Altrts Hittktwi's "Trts Man Who Knew Too Much" Air tt4. ViMjVuim TicSalciiar "GOODBYE MY LADY" "Man Who Knew Too Much" DOORS OPEN: ORPHEUM 9:15 STATE 11:1 5 ill Rrtwtiw "OAT OF FURY" IS DRIVE-INS DRIVE-INS 1 hJS W.1 mih osmets IsCARLOJa nui Writ khew tog Nuar "soa irauia the aocr I I CHELSEA NEWTON ORPHEUM ONLYl ft LOEW'S STATE ONLY lgg PARAMOUNT JAMES STEWART DORIS 0Y "THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH" rBsrrt 'Man Who Knew Too Much' iMEMMMZJ.

OCVMPIA AN Cms. "Ceodtty Ws Nrw.ts "GOODBYE MY LADY".