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'VH' Th Boston Globfr-Thunday, Jurta 14, 186S 26 The Sandpiper Magnificent Men Their Flying Machines 'T Really Wild Blwe Yonder ARTS Red Skelton has a bit in this picture to open and close it By HERBERT A. KENNY "Those Magnificent Men in The Burtons Lose Out To Magnificent Scenery! By MARJORY ADAMS ibeauty, charm and person- ality epitomized by the un If anyone had suggested to mother rf his newest Ronald Searls' drawings which background the titles are so good a book of them will be Their Eying Machines," which or tried to fly, and it lrnjcth rhallrngf the channel. Twf n-tic th-Ccntury-Fox sprfd no pains to brlni the planes not only bark to earth but back to the sky. They are comical in construction and appear- published next month. Film Times Oh, go see it.

It should please everyone in the family. It has an intermission since tnst ciizanetn layior ana student. opened yesterday at the Music Hall should set an all-time non-stop record for comedies. Indeed, its Boston run along may prove comparatively as long as the picture's full name which is "Those Magnificent AITOl "Tht Sandpiper." 48, 11 45 149. I 41.

48. 1 48. 49. MACO Bill "The Amoroui Ad- enre, skeletons held together it runs well over two hours. nicnara Burton could ee beaten out by the background scenery of a co-starring film, I would never have believed MAVFLOWrR "Carenet.

tht Croei-tvtd Lien." 10:00. 1:40, 8 29. 8:10, "Sandokan, tht Crett," 11 49. 3:30. 7.30, MlUC HAIL "Thou Maimfletnt Men and Thtlr riytnl Machlnei." venturei e( Moll rltndert.M 10 30, That should please the pop corn man.

4 magnificent mis 13 48. 100. 8 IS. 7 SO. 8 49.

I10T0K CIMR AMA "Tht Grcattil Smrr tvtr Told." Mati. Silly tl 3:00. Mm. Ihm Set. at 1:00 in Sun SO pm.

"THOSI Their th. rivini Marhinei," at Jerk tf nil ectrenpmy ny Hnll: it But that is what has happened in "The Sandpiper" at the Astor Theater. Violet-eyed Liz and her handsome spouse, a magnetic actor on the stage jhowi daily. Mau. p.m.

Ev. jn Their Fjyjng Machines mrImoint-" rrom th. Be.ch."!r How 1 Flew om London D.ulri k'lri and Director Km Annakin with string, hair-pins, glue and linen. Rut they fly. They are photographed flying and photographs are taken from them in flight.

The photograph (Todd A In color) is as magnificent as those men in their terrifying' ly unmagnlficent planes. The American (Stuart Whit prndueed bv Sun i ey sun Marauii re- tht Greelt." 11:18, pented by. 30th Century ox In 8 33. 12 39, 3 28. 8 29.

8 29: 'Tort ,10 in 23 HOUTS and 11 foll lowini 4 Minutes." and in most of his films, play tvii Newton Stuart whitman Orvll Newtoi Couraieoui." 11:10, 3:10. 8:10. 8:10 PARK SQ. CINEMA "Tht Pawnbroker." 1:30, 8 30. 8:30.

7.30, 8 30. ah Milti wniley oar Palriela flaw Birhard May Count Fmllln Count Emilio Laura Reynolds, (Miss Taylor), is an artist who, at the age of 17, rejected the 19-year-old father of her sonf then took up with other men in order to get her art training, and finally has settled down in a picturesque beach house where the boy runs wild. The third time Danny Reynolds gets into the clutches of the law the enraged mother, defending her boy like a tiger, is forced to let him go to the church school. The head of the school and Laura at first battle over the situation; eventually they fall in love and start breaking a very important commandment env Don't postpone seeing it be- Pontictlll Alherto Sordi a poor second to the Big Sur mountains, cliffs and beaches, which possess the glamour Lord Hawnalev -or a Mau-nnev nnert Money coionej Manrrea von Hoi.iein. Amu iiT.n"To uve.

a ja. cause wiu still be around a 4:00, 8,00. 8 00 10:00 p.m.: Shtfrt; luhiceu. 3:30. 8:30.

7:30. 8:30. from now. Go today; you 11 which Miss Taylor usually ueri front Plrrre TJubola jMn-Plnre Caiiiel man) is the hero, of course, and because he is, although he Courtnev Erie Syket Sir Percy Wadt-Armltaie Terrw-Thomaa baxon theatre "My rir continue to cnucwe ana laugn is as wooden Texan as one handles entirely by her self. The sea and the sky and the mountains are superb and absolutely convincing: Miss Evei.

at 8:30. Sun. at 7:30. Mat. 8s long 8S the picture's in town.

Brume, miria, wianene, fTan- 1 50. 4 as, OO I SO. Shrtrtt, 11:00. 1 S. 410, 8.49.

CI.VTI8 'Tamllr Jtwtll." 11:18. I 40. 8 08. 30: "Blifk Bpurt." 8.48. 1:10.

4 39. 8.00. CINIMA. Kenman 81. "Tnt Pawnbroker," 1:30.

8:30. 8:80. 7:30. 30. EXETZR-Kewt It Short.

2 00, 3 30. 8:00. 8 30. 8.00, "Chlnt." 8 25, 3 85. 8'25, 8 85.

8 25, 8 99. FIVE ARTS-'TInk Panther." 7:00 A "World of Henry Orient," 8 18 8 49. CART "Sound of Music." Ever at 8 30. Sun. at 7:30.

Mat. Wed Sun. it HolHayi at 8 00 pm. tOEW'8 ORPHEt "I'll Tike Sweden." 12 4S, 3 30, 4 30. 8 10.

10:18. Sneak Preview, 8:00 m. coiie, yvelte. Betty irma Dei siun. et nminayi ai c.uu, Fire cniei ptrklnt Vamamntn YtiHi 8TMPHONT CINEMA "How to Mur could And in the length and breadth of Washington, he wins the daughter (Sarah Miles) of the newspaper publisher (Robert Morley) who Mother Superior Flora Kobaon and the children will howl The film is a burlesque with a top-flight cast, stronger even Taylor and Burton are actors hamming up the screen as un der Your Wife." 3:19.

7:00. "Phaedra." 1:00. 8:00 it 8:40. Karl Michael Voiler Georit Gniber Bam wanamax 8am wanamaker conventional and unbelievable CTTOWN "Mr. 10:45.

3:29. eanderthal Man Red Ski nai Hra lovers. There's a climactic scenelThe minister's tikeiion Barker Emney ramlly rench Postman Ba Iderly Colonel Fred En 'ot Fred 8:00, 8 80 4 15. 8:00. wire learns or things become ana xne names axen i dbq ai aa.

in a private school chapel the affair and Icuouial, a pilot NlcOouial, a Gordon Jackaon rest end cinema "iniect It's a farcical account of an air ean, Pierre i Chief Mecnanic rlechanfe which is nothine but a modern1 a little messv. The conclusion Daw Kiva Woman." 11:30, 1:89, 4 30, 8:45. 8:00. John I7e Miurlr puts up the $50,000 prize which is won by the Englishman who, of course, handsome as he is, does the handsome thing because the plane of the Italian flier (Alberto Sordi) catches fire just as he is about to overtake the British ace and the rench Painter t. Paraona.

a cl arioni, a pilot Jeremy Llovd Sophia Pontlrelll martnaii Illtlient Martin tallan Hoiteia Erie Pohlman version of a melodrama in' is sad and moral and more of "East Lynne" style. The Lynne." logue Is probably just as corny, The action features a beach but it is given a chl-ch mod-lpicnic given by Laura.s artist em touch which makes it friends which breaks up in 8 sound like a philosophy final fiht hPtween the itreia In Old Mm cafe wianont) nnoatl AaaitUnt Ftrt Chtef Norman Roialnaton Tremayna caieovne llllam Fuihton paper, junior year. race in 1910 from London to Paris for a $50,000 prize which brings zany aces from half a dozen countries: France, Italy, Japan, Germany, the United States of America, as well as there'll always be an England. The competing fliers are stereotypes of the broadest sort but by the time you are aware of that you have surrendered all credulity to the madcap machinations of Terry-Thomas, the Gallic charm of Jean- Fireman Graham Stark Who Nose What Evil Lee Marvin plays two brothers in "Cat Ballou," Western comedy at the Capri. As the bad one, he sports a silver note and a mean gun.

rnoioarapntr in Old miii cart Jimmy thnmeim Nlven. Lord Rawnilev'a aide American goes to the rescue knowing it will cost him the prize. Where were we? Oh. yes, the photography is at times incredibly beautiful. But the heart of the matter is the humor, the high comedy, the low comedy, the slapstick, 41..

fnrn. hlirloenilO tVlP jviicnaei iT.UMnawt Inventor PepperwtU, an Tony Hancock Of course MLss Taylor is one of the world's most beautiful women, and when she Is given a suitable role she can act rings around many of her minister and Laura's most ardent admirer, played by Charles Bronson. When Dr. Hewitt (Burton) realizes he, for a short time, had the lust to kill he knows he's better off away from all this kind of temptation. There's one interesting phase of the film.

Miss Taylor and Burton play together with ease, controlled pace and effective timing. It is too bad that the story itself has a Pierre Cassel pursuing the lil W. w. Eternal Feminine, who turns 7h. zv jinks, the corn, the cra-a-a-zy stage-trained rivals.

But after watching her act in a series of much too-low-cut sweaters, shirts and dresses I have a tip for the lovely lady in her next film. Please wear a bra, Liz, Am Am r- JjSwiiiger! well, for instance, uert Frobe (who was grisly as up in hail a dozen roles an played by gorgeous Irina Dem-ick, and the delightful portrayals by a dozen others. All are excellent, these characters, ma Goldfinger), a clownish German officer complete to spiked because otherwise an audi-1 helmet flying with a been jor and minor. ner's instruction book in his Retirement-Lonely Life, But Now Big Business hand and suddenly finding his meretricious quality that mitigates their "togetherness" quality. "THE SANDPIPER" by Dalton Trurrn bo.

Based on an original story Martin Ransohoff. Directed by Virw cente Minnelll. Produced for MG5J In a way this is a picture in which the stars are the "grip," nlane uoside down over the ence is apt to concentrate on your person rather than on your characterization. Burton is gravely impressive as the ministerial head of a church school a fashionable one, apparently where boys who need help are sometimes taken in as a charity gesture. But he does sound off too often channel while he hangs on with one hand, the book still the man who builds the apparatus with which the picture is made, and the director, who lease By nantonoti.

tne caw. Elizabeth Taylof Laura Reynolds in the other, and runs, walks, scrambles on tht water like a prodigious petrel. Frobe proves puts all the people through their paces and has them at the Edward Hewitt Richard Burton Clair Hewitt Eva Marie Sainl Cos Charles Bronson Larry James Edward right place at the right time. himself a good comedian; while Terry-Thomas, a proven Hendricks tfoDeri weDoer to gain the sympathy he needs Danny Keynolds Morgan Robinson Tom Drakt) as the entranced victim of comedian, makes an excellent comic villain. He has been at comedy a long-time and it shows as he sabotages the They have brought Edwardian grandeur and gimmicks to the screen.

But in another sense the stars are the reconstructed models of the airplanes that flew then planes of his competitors. And picture him in an emergency tirement, and retirement places, unto themselves are not likely to change people much. If they are hard to get along with before retirement, they'll be difficult in retirement. If they couldn't face their problems in the business world, they'll not be able to face them in retirement. If they are inclined to drink and gamble they'll probably carry these problems into retirement.

They found good and disturbing things in all retire Tht Rtirmnt Trap, by Ltland Frederick Ceoley and Lte Morriton Ceeley; Double iayi 184 $4.50. Not too long ago Leland Cooley, television writer and one-time foreign correspondent, and his writer-wife, Lee, had a family assignment. They set out to find a retirement home for relatives. This they did in their own California. What they saw opened their eyes.

They decided to look further. Their quest and curiosity took them around the country, not only to retirement homes, but also into contact with all- Theater Co. Performs Triple Bill Outdoors landing on a moving railroad train shortly before it plunges into a tunnel Id I The co-authors, Jack Davies and Ken Annakin (who is also jTfunny movie? You bet it is! verse. The tree from which' By MARGO MILLER the director) are not content with comedy situations that t. Tw.r rmMM rrf the Holy Man asks the lame Music Today BOSTON POPS symphony Rail at 8:30 p.m.

Harry Ellis Dickson eon-ductinf Polonalst Mllitalra. Chorln; Krit movement. Unfinlihed Symphony; Polka from "The Golden Ate." Shostakovich; 1813 Overture Tchaikovsky; Piano Concerto In A minor, Grief, with John Covelll at might naturally occur. They blind beggars whether Boston, which holes up alii and invent a fire brigade with Winter in the tiny Hotel Bos- they'd be cured or blessed ii brass helmets which out-Sen- tonian Playhouse, has taken a ment places, like scaled-down furniture to make some places costing in the appear larger than their actual pro notts the Keystone Kops; and a duel between the stuffy Ger problems of the elderly. They were shocked at some of the leaf from such al fesco festi COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents 8 HAROLD HECHT Production vals as Tanglewood, Castle tololst.

Popt Round-Up, arr. Hay- man and the dashing French not seen. The two old rascals play in a bare spotlight. The holy voice is highly "visible" on a balcony of the set and here speech reinforced by walls makes a fine effect. Lorca's erotic valentine fully man, Fop Goes the Weasel, Calllet Popt Polka, Mason.

man who chooses the weapons; blunderbusses fired from balloons. It's an accident they end up over disposal pools. Hill and the Public Garden, and spread itself and three one-act plays under the skies and trees of Lincoln. The setting is the west lawn at the Constantin A. Pertzoffs on Bedford rd.

Alexander Pert- CLOSING WEEK! uses the outdoors. The whistles of Belisa's admirers on her wedding night skate in and zoff, designer of many Thea al'tMlltmLjadPta S'tt. 80th Season BOSTON out of the darkness and the aforementioned hickory stand provides the setting in which Don Perlimplin can masquerade as his heartless young Bunuf TUDfl CATI IDnAV I 8:30 ter Company sets, has put on his parents' greensward a multilevel complex of rooms, balconies and arches to house Chekhov's "The Marriage Pro-nnsal" and Lorca's "The Love rv am i 90 wm wife's lover. Since the incor- Arthur liedler "MB. PIANO" ROGER Conductor of Don Perlimplin and Belisaiporial plays such a large part aOf in Lorcas theater graphic IN COLUMBIA COLOR in the Garden." The program, things they learned.

In delving into the lives of the aging, the Cooleys overlooked the overwhelming majority, but instead concentrated on those in retirement homes which are popping up by the hundreds. Anyone contemplating renting, or buying, a profit motivated or non-profit operated setup would benefit by reading this book first. The Cooleys are good reporters. They talked with hundreds of elderly in residence, and picked up some interesting tidbits of how most of them adjust, as they do, to this new adventure in living retirement. Bachelors, and perhaps men whose wives left them in early marriage, slip into retirement and cope with its built-in loneliness better than most widowers.

It's just a case of being used to living alone and spending so much time over the years with themselves. The Cooley's found that re- to be seen nightly at 8:45 through June 27, is prefaced WILLIAMS Harry Dickson, Conducting portions. But, they saved their comments for tax-favored, nonprofit, church-oriented and fraternal institution-operated homes and apartments even though they considered some of them excellent. "But many of them resembled out-and-out businesses that exploit their special economic advantages to compete for the rich new retirement market. Their account books show no profit as such.

But, nevertheless they are able to find the credit to acquire vast new holdings or prime property." Like others looking into the problems of the aging, now approaching the 20 million mark in the United States, the Cooleys learned that among the cruelest teeth in the retirement trap is how to handle medical expenses. One serious illness can devastate a nest egg and send those who are lucky to retain their health from a life of planned retirement leisure to the welfare rolls. FRANK HARRIS (Mr. arr it it editor of by Yeats' "The Cat and the Moon," in observance of the poet-playwright's centennial. DWAYNE W1CHAEL ALL SEATS RESERVED $3 $2.60 SYMPHONY HALL CO 6-1492 JANE ONDAVARVIN Tnatking fsruBBY LoleKaye FOR RESERVATIONS TEL.

CB 7-0060 CE 7-0292, 876-1381 Harpsichordist Robert Walker and flutist Lynn Priest play incidental music by Ernest Stires from under a hickory tree. The amplification for this and the loan of lighting equip Nl.lllftll III Ntir Pritiillil Tietr CO 7-9030 ment came from the Boston PREVIEW TONIGHT 8:00 P.M. Opera Group. Mrs. Constantin Pertzon did the costumes Mosquitoes notwithstanding, images in the verse but meaning in fragments music is a suitable embellishment, as the playwright realized.

To have, the instruments waft in, like the whistles, from who knows where, is a fine piece 6f theatrical psychology. THREE PI.AYS FOB A SUMMED EVENING, a Theater Company of Boston production, directed by David Wheeler, was presented June 22-27 at the Constantin A. Pei'tzofT residence, Bedford Lincoln. Sets by Alexander PertrofT, lighting by Richard Shepard, music by Ernest Stires and performed by harpsichordist Robert Walker and flutist Lynn Priest, costumes by Olga Pertzoff. THE CAT AND THB MOON" by W.

B. Yeats First Musician Terrence Currier Second Musician Nym Cook Blind Begar Frederick Kimball Lame BeRKar Joseph Hlndy "THE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL" by Anton Chekhov Chubukov Terrence Currier Lomov Frederick Kimball Natalia Lisa Richarda "THE LOVE OF T0N PERLIMPLIN AND BFI.IS A IN THE GARDEN" by Federico Garcia-Lorca. Don Perlimplin Terrence Currier Marcolfa Anita Sangiolo Belisa Joan KroscheU Belisa's Mother Bronia S'efan First Sprite Lisa Richarda Second Sprite Joseph Hindy Offstage Voice Elizabeth Pertzoff the whole affair is worth look JOSEPH E. LEVIN PRESENTS ing in on, for the setting alone and for the agreeable if sometimes broad performances. Director David Wheeler Ml once spoke of the limitations in his Winter theater for what he calls "vertical" olays.

These the Clobe't Senior Set.) AS She gave men a taste of life that made them hunger for more! are ones in which staging on distinct upper and lower levels would be desirable for psychological and theatrical reasons. The Chekhov, a drawingroom WLOIT RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE AT BOX-OFFICE flO A M. TO 9 P.M.1 OR BY MAIL i 7WT fx I 268 Treisoni Street Boaton, Mui. TECHNICOLOR PANAYISrON vignette of Russian gentry, is the single item on the bill which the outdoors does not; patricularly adorn. But think what it would be to see his "Seagull" in Lincoln.

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