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llivit iin. kit. mm Nathan Milstein at Symphony Indian Film at Exeter MARTORY ADAMS JUTHAV M'LSTHN, violinist. Films This Week the steady tread of a'is steady; in staccato, forceful grace, beautifully modulated circle'and brilliant; in detache, vig-jin color, expressively varied 'FATHER FANCHALI." by Satyajit Pov. Directed by Roy.

Presented by'Edward Harrison. The casi: The father Kami ganjrrt Th mother Karun BanetJl inemoir.H Bancril vmphnr.y Kail unorr the sees to the eclectic orous and broad. and rich. The piano work here lories. The program: "Devil Trill Film Times ASTOR "The Inr, of the Sixth Happiness," 10:30, 1:20, 4:10, 6:50, Shorts, 10:00.

BEACON HILL "Gigi," 9:00. 11:05, 1:05, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20, 8:30. Hnata. Tartins: and uga iVA wuj jus fe child. Durga, as a f-om the Minor Sonata for Violin.

Rach: Sonata in His performance yesterday aft- Solo Mamt Durga. a. a young grn Old aunt Chunibala Devi fSpnnR' Op. 24. No.

5. Breth-nvpn: Frnm Mv Homeland. Bm5: ernoon in Symphony Hall, Sme- Movie Question Box lvtrJ In Milstein, too, there is they Leon Pommers as parlicu-gift of incisive interpretation. jlarly fine. He once remarked that the Milstein closed the program artist is finally distinguished; a scries of pieces iby Suk.

Stravinsky, Fiz- BOSTON THEATER-Windjammer." presented in Cinerama, one show at 8:40 p.m. CAPRI "The Horse's Mouth," 12:05. oy lemperameni, pcrsonamy zetu and vviemawski, each per- A psychological Western, "The Hanging Tree," with Gary Cooper and Maria Schell, opens Wednesday at the Paramount Theater. Karl Maiden and Ben Piazza featured. Mobster," with Cochran and Lita Milan, starts tomorrow on a double bill with "Dangerous Exile" at the Pilgrim Theater.

At the Metropolitan on Thursday, "Stranger In My Arms." with June Allyson, Jfl and character By MARJORY ADAMS Hollywood does the camera work much better; the acting of almost every player of note in films is immeasurably superior to the characterization shown in "Pather Panchali ISSn'strWcrnrilunder the sponsorship of the pizzeiu: Scherzo Taranteiie. viem- Boston University Celebrity ewski. Leon Pommen assisted at 0 a tne piano. Series, was magnificent, a con- cert of complex riches un- By KEVIN KELLY wound on the strong thread Since his American debut of his artistic genius, over 30 years ago, violinist: Milstein is a matchless mu-Nathan Milstein has walked s'ician. Hls technical prowess i is formidable.

Even in the most rT! formed with a detailed aware Q. AVho played the roles of Jacobowsky and the Colonel in the stage play? Reader. 2.00, 3:55, 5:55. 7:55, Short Subjects, 1:40, 3:35, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. music and their ness of theL meaning.

CASINO Stage, 12:00, 2:45, A. Oscar Kariweis was Ja of view." In everything he plays there is such wealth. Yesterday afternoon's program opened with the "Devil's Trill" Sonata by Tartini which was played with a spellbinding War Drums," 9:00, "Slaughter on 10th 10:00, 8:30. at the Exeter Street Theater. cobowsky and Louis Calhern the Colonel.

In the mm uanny Yet there is a simplicity, an CENTER "Garden ot Eden," 11:05, difficult passages, there is the Stage Today AMUSEMENTS Kaye and Curt Jurgens played the roles. 1:53, 4:45, 7:30. "La Pari-sienne," 9:30. 12:20, 3:10. 5:55, 8:50.

JUNO- Shubert Theater at 8:30. A.Chandier and Mary Astor, EXETER "Father Panchali," 2:20, swecu Ktl. case, 111c wi eri 1 -J absolute control. His bowing se. The music streamed from is impeccable; in double stop, f1 the intonation is clear and! In the Adagio from Eachs marked; in sautille, the strokej Minor Sonata, the so viol tne eiaoorate Mark musical treatment ot Sean Casey share th(j program with honesty, a zest for living io be found in this film of India which is surprisingly exciting.

Made by unpaid amateurs, granted financial help under the assumption that "Pather Panchali" was a travel story. 4:30, 6:45, News, 2:00, 4:10, 6:25, 8:35. FENWAY Shorts, 1:10. 4:32, DiMk; ilutONh IHfc 1 T. the Hawk." Joseph Stein, with Q.

Was Dorothy Collins married to a hand leader? Will Warner Anderson answer fan mail? A. It. B. "Escapade," 3:05, 6:27, "Every wove through ornamentations with unfalter i- 1 Second Counts," 1:35, 4:57, 8:19. GARY "Sleeping Beauty," 9:30, 11:30.

A. Dorothv is married to ing precision. Through continuous modulations and pat Blitzstein and Shirley Booth and Melvyn Douglas. Dances by Asnrs de Mllle. James Stewart Bedded in Italy French to Honor Marilyn, Lumet 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30.

the picture gives a sympathetic, enlightening glimpse of how poor people in Bengal band leader Raymond Scott RKO KEITH MEMORIAL "The Per ISREAT FILM ACHIEVE- I AMUSEMENTS fect Furlough," 9:30, 12:30, 3:25 terned harmonies, the music moved to a Fuga in which three of the episodes were ex live, love and die. PARIS, Feb. 15 (UPI) and they have two daughters. Warner, who recently made "The Lineup" for Columbia Pictures, 1438 N. Gower Hollywood, probably won't an I om rot ju Mr test fit tc im 1 mumm Hollywood actress Marilyn tended into arpeggio 6:40.

"Money, Women and Guns," 11:10, 2:15, 5:15, 8:20. KEN MORE "Times Gone By," 12:30, I 3:35, 6:45, "Boot Polish," 2:05, 5:15, 8:25. Monroe and director Sidney IU JOHN LIS I 1 Lm.r.nr, TURIN, Italy, Feb. 15 (Reuters) American- movie actor James Stewart was in Ijpd with suspected influenza at a hotel swer fan mail personally, but Lumet will be awarded French moviedom's "Oscar" for 1958 in New York next week by Possibly the most exauisite playing on the LOEWS ORPHEUM "Some Came It has been awarded many honors in Europe. I suspect that some of them came because the picture is a superb "first try" for any organization.

It deals with a subject which Europeans delight to praise the poverty of the peasant in this world of plenty. you can try. Hunning." 9:30. 11:50, 2:10, 4:40. program -was tne tseetnoven here tonight George's Auric, president of 7:10, 9:40.

sonata in iviajor opuug about told the French Movie Academy. Stewart's wife, Gloria, LOEW'S STATE "Dunkirk," 11:30, Q. Please tell me John Kerr. W. F.

'ylUA II 'Kw notorious nm or l'! DENNIS O'KEEFE I t-'fJr UFE! VENGEANCE" 1 -3TrV FRANK SINATRA I ff tl tlA I he sound was crysiai xn eDorters her husband had a Miss Monroe will receive the statement aireci. xne nucigiu, t. onj a A. John is still in New York sore tnroat, a neaaacne anu a 1 1 (trtroilC 1 was played with a But it is not a depressing story. temperature of 102.2 degrees.

2:50, 6:10, "Lady of Vengeance," 1:30, 4:55, 8:15. MAYFLOWER "Cat on a Hot Tin Hoof," 11:15, 2:40, 6:05, "Handle With Care." 9:50. 1:15. 4:40, 8:05. award for her part in "The Sleeping Prince." Lumet will be recognized, for his film Angry Men." despite its background.

in "Cue for Passion" at the! Henry Miller Theater. He was born in New York Nov. 15, The couple arrived today to visit the Fiat auto factory. iMxJ I FiRTHA Km ffiS: TUES. 8 P.M.

1931, is a graduate of Harvard soMCAMi I AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS and is married to Priscilla SAMMY DAVIS. JR. METROPOLITAN "Auntie Mam." 10:20, 1:10. 4:00. 6:45.

9:25. PARAMOUNT "The Trap," 9:30, 12:30, 3:30. 6:30, "Tokyo After Dark," 11:00. 2:00, 5:00, 8:00. I have seldom seen a muie charming and natural child than the little Indian who grows from childhood to young girlhood, getting into scrapes, stealing for her decrepit aunt, envying a playmate her neck-lapp and then being accused of SUBURBAN THEATRES as mi Smith.

There are twin daughters, Jocelyn and Rebecca, and a son, Michael. S3" "ESCORT WHt" CO-HIT Victor Matiira gofon Neponset W. Roxbury Natick PILGRIM "Enchanted Island," 9:30, Revere Dedham NOTE: No television fluestinn are FEB. 17 MAR. 1 now at BOTH THEATRES inwf red In this column SUM.

GIGANTIC ONLY! FUN CARNIVAL I HEATERS 12:50, 4:25, "Geisha Boy," 11:15, 2:35, 6:10 9:35. SAXON "South Pacific," 2:30, 8:30. TELEPIX "Gates of Paris." 11:30, theft, taking her small broth- weiehts and iUch statistics (No Shows Fob. 24 or Fob. 26) nvcp thp tip OS and lue ii i ptayrrs are iniwrrra onir wurn pr rll (until a 1 ft A or THUNOiXIMI HIRDl Of IIROOI ERR0L FLYNN TREVOH HOWARD TBI ItHlfll (RIMt 10 HIST0RTB A NICE LITTLE IANK I THAT SHOULD IE ROIBED I are aent.

We do not eive home ad dresses or Information uto-graphi or Photographs. marshes to watch the glamorous railroad train. Always hungry but playful as a puppy, Durga prances SCOPE COLO becomes Walt Disney's Newest, l.Most Wonderful Motion Picture! 1:30 3:30. 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. UPTOWN "The Roots of Heaven," 1:00, 5:05, "A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed," 11:20, 3:30, 7:40.

MICKEY TOM EWta i C'SCOPE EVENINGS AT PM EXCEPT SHOWS 4 FEB. 22 AT PM 2 SHOWS FEB. 23 MAR. I AT 1:30 i 5:30 PM SPEC. FEB.

25 AT 2:30 PM ALL SEATS RESERVED 1.50 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00 Tax IncL MAIL ORDERS NOW NO PHONE ORDERS Tickets also at Filene'i 1 Remick'i, Ouincy Dr. Deane declared that l-VSSCtf 4 Israel's example in social family life, culture Zionist Breakfast through the film like a ray ol Indian sun, and, like the sun, she is extinguished by rain and storm. Undernourished, she falls prey to fatal illness II nmaiiniaaaM I and especially in education Speaker Savs Israel WALT DISNEY'S in making a more efficient nation should begin to have an effect on the surrounding Arab vV. Island of Culture after she has danced througn the rain for her own, and her brother's pleasure. Indian parents may have little to feed countries which, he ielt, can AMUSEMENTS oxg More Americans, both Jew not afford to continue not to recognize Israel because they WEDNESDAY EQUIPPED WITH mm Miami ish and Christian, need to re their progeny, but they sutler i )S alize the importance of Israel, as cruelly as American la can gain much by it.

He deplored the continuous propagandizing of the Arab thers and mothers. Durga Dr. Stephen R. Deane, professor of psychology and direc TECHN1RAMA v-VYl populations with hate against SEC THE MOVIES IN LIVING-ROOM tor of the Division of Philo death brings about the emigration to the city of the bereft family. TONY CURTIS JANET IHGHV 1 :1 i process ens ty Pinevi'jon Israel.

sophy, Psychology and Educa COMFORT AT THE REVERE, DEDHAM TECHNICOLOR- "TA "If the leaders of the Arab tion at Simmons College, said NATICK, V.F.W. PARKWAY DRIVE-INS, TOO! i tmt.1 miSTALl countries would permit their yesterday. Mn. turd Her. Bt Oititt Qpim tt, 1:30 Sat.

OptM 1:30, Cant. Surt. Oytnt S. Cant. 6:30 em I RTPBFOPHONICW'r' KEEN AN WTrn Israel is truly an island of people to learn from Israel the cause of peace in the area MFDFORD MEDFORD Western culture in a sea of would be greatly the Oriental society." he told mm members of the Mattapan-Dor- he averred.

1 1 wii um ry Dr. Deane, who was accom chester-Roxbury Zionist Dis Symbols Manners Occasionally the picture hovers a couple of seconds too long on a still pond with waterbugs scurrying over the surface. The symbolism of Nature is overdone or not too understandable. The characterization is plain, even to American eyes and ears. There is a father who -ZJdl Hi!" panied by his wife and two THIS IS THE QN Of THEATRE tM TMIS AftHao.

un alt Wtm Anrl Ml tnct, at a breakfast at the Beth El Hebrew School, Dorchester. JOCK MAHONEY-KIM hunter I rmigl-ctm mMi p.chjti MTICHMIRAMA lLli r9 ONLY HfNI, can you pwnem lh ndton Of It CANYOH; GIVKT J0a' FRAM1NGHAM cjtru mutw in tuH STIRIOmONIC SOUND MONEY. WOMEN aGUNSl BACK BAY o-00 CONTINUOUS NOW! Thru Sun. daughters, made a study of adult education programs in Denmark and Israel during a sabbatical year. The speaker, who is not Jewish, asserted that Israel is laying a vital role in international affairs and the struggle for men's minds.

1 1 11 li 11:30 1:30 If "LlilQ 7:30 I II Continuous Daily1 ASTOR from 9:30 A.M. run nonon bonruc SHOWERS WORLD ilERRY LEVIS V7S 3 01MM 3X0 WUKi SHOWS i I a i jf Regular Price I 1 DAILY DURANTE i Bergman CURT Jurgens smiles and dreams and fails to get enough money for his wife and children. The mother is anxious, loving and often irascible. She does cruel things and then regrets them. But it is her poverty which causes her to beat her daughter, send the old aunt out to die and 1 1 rv i Lewiston Voters MATUtb WCUDATl lM-l JO-t-.

SAT. 1 SUN. JO-MS VVTTOHiw ROBERT 1 1 i AT 2:30 I 8:30 Soelol oninlminl Jipwy Ptnnle Elect Mayor Today GORMAN Both Color DONAT Thort. lit $5.00: 2ni Silently hiohrr Sat. onO Seo.

i Wis SB Til Owner "KINfi AND 320-920 LEWISTON, Feb. 15 Robt. Mitthim-D'bofjh Kerr 67067 her husband. Her love "Heaven Know Mr. Allison" JC Lewiston voters eo to the noils nag COMING ATTHAl.TIOn!S Feb.

23 Eartha Kitt Mar. 2 Johnny Mathis Monday to elect a mayor and makes her penitent a few mo- ST, GEORGE K. Mathcas ments later. by Loot Blitzkrieg" Voo Johnioo lili 'SPECIAL SHOPPEI SMfJfjl MATiHEE AT 2.3Q If seven city council members. Mayor Romeo T.

Bosivert, a "Senior Prom" Jill Corey i WEEK! I i Incidentally, don't take the Ik small fry. After watching chil- trench language newspaper nublishpr. is sppkin? si swnnH dren and adults eat with their HYDE PARK FAIRMOUNT 7:302 Aeti Hiti "SUBMARINE SEAHAWK" 'PARATROOP COMMAND" term and is opposed by sales-! fingers, using no napkins, the 1:00 11:00 U. TEL. AN t-7000 2 Shows No Cover.

la Copier So. -CO 7-903Q Doors Ccm 11:30 1 man Adelard J. Maillet. LEXINGTON 1 VlHKUUr i Danny Key OPENING TONIGHT LEXINGTON 630-830 "ME COLONEL" THRU SUNDAY Also Sunday Malinoo Uaoo. Stt.

6-oU not roroian itote Sonne. Ill rwao ft. tw VLVfl MAIDEN MOTH tHutorf n.TMoon parkimoi lot- "WTlf Tf Tl IT TT I SARAH Mf rutvn BRIGITTE BARDOT io UHmSltME- CtJtr fKfct IOOO CAW1 youngsters will try to imitate their Hindu cousins, no matter how messy the whole thing appears. "Pather Panchali" "Lament of the Road and while this may signify something t(o Indians it doesn't have much to do with the picture as we see it. Bostonians will find the film a notable experience in film going.

Others will be disappointed by its melancholy. The musical accompaniment is intriguing-native instruments were used effectively to set the mood. There isn't any reason for assigning plaudits to particular members of the cast. trrol 'TliB Dnnff. nf Unnimn' Towerine Flynn IIIC I1UUU Ul llCdtCII ADventortl Show ROBERTA SHERWOOD NEVER A COVER CHARGE AM AH A iAAott MA MAM 1WIAU11 "EVERY-SECOND COUNTS" "A NICE BANK THAT 'SHOULD RE 00BBED" SATS.

12-2 30-7 J5-10 STRAND Vao lohnseo Hitler's Shot ol Fory FKf-6 1 IHUNT.at yjSn "Last Blitzkrieg" I HOM LA 3-7S iUPiQiiin 3560T 1MISS.AVEJ jock Hawklm "8ho Played With Fire" InolFlyiiivJuliettiGfKfiTrnorliTmii MEDFORD Dte'ROOTS OF HEAVEN MEDFORD Derli Day anO ieharo' Wldnark PEPPER POWELL George Hurrajr-Ei teen Hubert-Ken Marti NEXT MON. REDDI SLOANE ffvs! TOKYO A FTtR VA TO VI EWE ii I THAT- "TUNNEL OF LOVE" Aiilli Morptiy lo "Gun Runner" MILTON AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS A NICE LI TTL BANK SHOULD BE x-v ROBBLU ONF SHOW TODAY p.m. since all are unfamiliar in this country. But they do play their MILTON E. MlitonSq.

Id ALLSTON Comm. Ave. DORCHESTER Uphama COrnar CAPITOL 7-0225 STRAND "SOBIUIIIKE UMWK" I 'SUBMARINE "PARATROOP lc 5-2000 "PtrAtroop Commond" SEAHAWK" COMMAND" 2 New Top Action Hiti CAMBRIDGE i NEWTON roles with a realism which "HOUSEBOAT" Movie Bulletin BELMONT might shame the Lana Turners Last Showlne. Tonlto anl Ties, wuat our of IIFE ,69 OUT TO MOVIf ciMEMIRACl! I STRAND Cleoo FirO "T0BPEDB UN" Chit Oomero "VILLA and the Joan Crawfords ol Hollywood. J.

hi Oonti) tTIIDUiniMC rflUIUIV" PARAMOUNT H. 1:45. E. 7:45 7-410 NORTH STATION 1 1 4-170 ouut'ifinini. ULnnniin "Submormo) 8eihwk" Jsha lotiy CENTRAL 80.

I. Minis "Puratrooo Cnmmwul" ilvon "Encliaate. Islar.l" LIST DAY! Jerry lewis "Ttie Geisha Boy' LIST DAT: Jerry lewis "Ttie Geisha Bof BRAINTREE IAMCASTER Mamie Starts IBRAINTREE "M0NSTE ON THE CiMfUS" li CAUSiWAT STOUT rios "Blood Cf the Vampire" (Color) lai-l At laaaTJSJI A LEO McCAREY'S "Liane Jungle Goddess" Week's Vacation BROO KLINE i "TIME LOCK" ICOOLIDGE BE 2-3600 M. 1:15 E. 7:45 At Health Resort Coot.

130 "ROOTS Or MEVtnl- oiso NORWOOD PHOENIX, Feb. 15 Toot "A Nice Little Bank Thai E.nl Should Be Robbed" NORWOOD NO 7-1200 Battle Aetloa (UPI) Mamie Eisenhower ar i Ol "Submarine 8eahewl(" 5 CAMBRIDGE "Paratroop Command" rived here today for a week's vacation at S'izabcth Arden's QUINCY Maine Chance beauty and health resort. I steo Lvnte "Paratroop Command" STRAND "Submarine Seehowk" Its her second trip to the mm CANY CNANT-0E80NAH KERR REVERE resort, which specializes in treatments. "AD AFTA1I TO lEBEXBEl" Greet Action "Submarine 8eahawk" vha ,7 111. Mrs.

Eisenhower arrived by OO IO MT LOVE" REVERE "Paratroop Command" SOUTH BOSTON Wv' ATPitfi AAAIIftlll i train, in the President's special railroad car, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. G. Gordon, Moore. BROADWAY Fitniee io Boitoe MartlelieaO 5lkYtlUUhKAN'LIIAtVilLAN BRATTLE Har.a0 Se TO e-4226 'Home Before Dark' mi ions win HiAO BOOK H.UIOSS M0t Villi Sit Irtf fICIURt! Third Bia WeoK I "THE SEVENTH SEAL" Bowery Boyo Meet the Monatera' ROBERT STRAUSS LILI ST. CYR CINEMASCOPE SOUTH WEYMOUTH STAGE IN TOWN CHARLESTOWN Fabulous Intrigue! "Black Tide' CAMEO Joha IrelanO 1 1 Ts Ti 1 1 1 L'-O 111 I In the Bikini" Brlillto Bardet "Girl tHinnol CM IsUtj kAiv I "ttarrinf ltij STONEHAM LOUISJOURDANg i) main Doris Oay-ltlcnaro' wiomort THE TUNNEL OF LOVE" Botert Taylor "Party Girl" "MARDI GRAS" iaol MeCra "Cattle Empire" lMlliJOiitllj "cat hot tin Roor "HAW11I WITH CARf WAKEFIELD DEDHAM ARLINGTON ROSLINDALE WILBUR Cs iYiQN, FEB.

23 Esrra. an, Wed. Sat. Oprnlnf tilte at 8 H. JACQUES DENISE GEORGE FRANCOIS BARCEL TOBIAS A NCW COMEDY" SEATS ON SALE NOW Frlras, Ems.

$4 95. 4.40. 3 85. 30, 2.20. MATS.

3.8J, J.30, 2.7J, 2.20, 8 1.65 WAKEFIELD CR 8-0412 Farkino COMMUNITY Action Packed Show CAPITOL "Perty Craehera" 7:30 RIALTO Dlnmrware att. 8 "TUNNEL OF LOVE" Tl Bryonr-C. Seahawk" "PARTY GIRL" 7:55 'THE BUCCANEER' "Submarine Baahawk" "Paratroop Commend" llllV) "Peratrono Commeitil" at 1:20 0 8 '00 WATERIOWN SOWIERVILLE CLEVELAND CIRCLE DORCHESTER COOLIDGE "Torpedo Run" "LOST MISSILE" ADAMS KE 6-2080 Dlooer anf (lasiware -twr--" CIRCLE 10 6 -1040 Mat. 1J0, Eo. 7 nMii1.l Two S.oe.k Feotoroa Saoia Frr.m 'DAMN YANKEES" Ceiar "PP'ntment Wtth A Shadow" "ME AND THE COLONEL" 1J0-7J0 WALTHAM IZ "ROOTS OF HEAVEN" iM.l WELLESLEY I rsi ee ivi a COLOR by DE LUXE A Nlro little Bank Stiiila' Be kk," 1-8 DORCHE8TER ammmmm ibjwjpii wa ITSriTiVflBoIciifSTCir, EMBASSY 2 War 8pectaolee! "seeoiarlne ieahawk" i "Paratrooe Commana1 Writ: lerry tewli "Ceiehi Boy Tmof Kowartl-Erral Flyna In John Hueton'a "ROOTS OF HEAVEN" FRANKLIN Ciena Fard-E.

Bo'lnlne Hit AL Torpedo Run" color EENIpR PROM1' SHUBERT NOW VeV 28 tVES. I JO. MATS. THUR5, 2.15-SAT. JO tMIMLtY MIIVTN BOOTH DOUGLAS CENTRAL Cut Grant Soohia Lore In WINCHESTER "Houeeboat" Color 9:25 I m.

Bea Karrlsor HANCOCK VILLAGE Irrol Flynn-Jelllttlt Grtro "ROOTS OF HEAVEN' To Ewell "Nice Little Bank That itt ti'rn Should Bo Robbed" Kay kfnilall to '-HLUCTNT 0E BUTANTE HANCOCK 2 Coaialeta E. ihous Onlyl WEST NEWTON Itgets run up the Flagpole at the Astor Theatre on Wednesday at 9-15 AM. lino Sor "Toroeiln Run" 2 Jntn Saion.SianOrt 0m A "NICE LITTLE BANK" 7:45 rJEWTOiO 3 MW MORTON CE 6 4300 Dionerware "ROOTS OF HEAVEN" THE RUSTLESS YEARS" win, ShaOnw" MATTAPAN "Hint By 115 Two CinemeScope Hitt Sy Done Day-Rieherd Widmarli "TUNNEL LOVE" r'vISVT. 'PARTY GIRL'x a. Momc 4 i.mei Of WOLLA8TON Van Jatinsnnt.

ORIENTAL Farkino EVERETT tarn 4 ojMleel "The Loot BlUlknefl" WOLLA8TON Van Jolinseo Methei "A Nice Little Bank Should Bo Leet Blltrkri.g" 4 8 00 l. Cranier "WHOLE TRUTH" PARK "Tho Reetleoe Yeare" (Color) "Annolnfr.omt a Ohedow" 3111; ii. 1-1 eoiaio4lswlr A 110 lOjojej QtllPkAwt.

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