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Tuesday, May 29, 1956 THE OTTAWA CITIZEN Page 33 AT LITTLE GALLERY Movie Reviews By Bob Blackburn 1 Guggenheim Awards For 7 Canadians Crispness And Virility Seen In Artist's Work 9 5 i Main Elgin GEORDIE A British Lion NEW YORK (CP) Fellow with those aspects of it. But otherwise, it's a childlsJi, cliche-ridden piece of well-rusted junk. It has a rather complicated plot that Isn't wtirth bothering about Basically, it's that old story about the white' man who understands Indians and falls in love with the chief's daughter but is nevertheless powerless to stop the inevitable war between the Indians and the whites. In short, it's a casually amusing piece of frontier nonsense that isn't worth going far to 6ee but Isn't too bad if you're stuck with it. A study in versatility" could ships worth more than $25,000 have been awarded to seven Canadians by the John Simon easily be the title of E.

B. Rey Holds' current display of paint film, p-oduced and written by Sidney Gilliat and Frank Launder and directed by Frank Launder. Cast The Laird Alastalr Sim Geordie Bill Travera Jean Donaldson Norah Gorsen Helga Dorla Goddard The British film makers In recent years have developed a Guggenheim Memorial Founda tion of New York, it was an ings at The Little Gallery of the Photographic Stores, 65 Sparks nounced here. The foundation, established in Street. 1925 by the late Senator Simon There are 40 canvasses In the Guggenheim and Mrs.

Guggen suggests scenes within scenes and is an interesting study. But we like Reynolds before abstractionism, and without the impressionism he shows in some of his current canvases. He is essentially a painter of the Canadian scene and there he is up with the best. His coastal-scene, showing the frothing waters of the Pacific lashing the rocks, is something well worth looking at. He has a poetic title for it but it is best described as "Storni Wrack." Others in the Reynolds style exhibition, Mr.

Reynolds' sev heim as a memorial to a son, enth, and he runs the artistic facility for producing small and engaging comedies that roll no one in the aisles (except the odd gamut, watercolors, oils, ab' correspondence course in physical education and grows up big and strong in spite of it He takes up hammer throwing in his native Scottish heather, and develops a throw remarkable for its distance but not its accuracy. Ultimately he's selected to throw the hammer for Britain in the Olympics. On his way to Australia, he gets friendly with a Danish amazon, and when he wins the event, her congratulatory embrace is reported on the radio and listened to by his girl in Scotland, When he returns home, the girl is cool, but he wins her back. If all this sounds like a simple story, it's only because it is, in fact, the simplest of stories. But it is also a most engaging little yarn, and Bill Travers is, so amiable as the slow-witted athlete that it's hard to refrain from rooting for him, both when he's trying to win at the Olympics and when he's wooing his lass.

The film wont excite you, but it may very well beguile you. John Simon, awards fellowships to scholars and creative workers in the arts who have demon usher who steps on a dropped stracts, impressionism, genre, landscapes with Reynolds' flair for clarity of color, with all the ice cream bar) but send the moviegoer away from the theater with a pleasant feeling of having strated high ability. The Canadian fellows are: crispness and virility he is cap able of, even though he will never see the 70-year-old mark Miss Margaret i kl a Avison, writer, Toronto: creative been happily entertained for the past hour, or two. Such a one is Geordie, a tale I 1 1 i i I Ji v. v.

1 i 4 v. ft -v gain. writing In poetry. Unlike other painters he prac of a large and amiable oaf, a tale Dr. Kathleen Coburn, of English, Victoria College, that has won him well-deserved praise are: "Beside the "Murmurs of Spring's "The Sylvan "A Swampy Landscape" and many others that show his low in belly laughs but rich in sympathetic smiles and satisfy University of Toronto: studies of the notebooks of Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

ing chuckles. It spends, perhaps, a little too much time striving for warmth end not enough for unique ability to trap light in his paintings. Dr. Emil Ludwig Fackenheim, assistant professor of philosophy, University of Toronto: studies of Of more than passing interest is one of his genre paintings, "And Then it Rained." It Is a humor but It's not noticeably affected and its dull spots are not too frequent. Geordie first appears as a little boy who wants to be a big one.

the development of the philo sophy of religion from Kant to study that will please many. Kierkegaard. It is a very good show. WMA. Too impatient to wait for nature to take its course, he enrolls In a Dr.

John David Jackson, associate professor of applied mathematics, MeGill University, Montreal: a theoretical study of tices no particular style that can be hallmarked "Reynolds" unless it his unfailing ability to paint with definite crispness, with an unerring sense of color values and with more than an eye for what his public wants. It might almost be said that he likes to thumb his nose at art critics in that he presents a variety of styles that prevents Ms being tagged "as any particular type of painter. Constantly Adventuring He is constantly adventuring, and experimenting, yet all he does shows good technical ability and rnore than usual discernment. His latest digression Is into the field of the abstract. There are four or five In the show and he has demonstrated he can be ss good an abstractionist as the next His "Vista In Eden To Ceylon COLOMBO (Reuters) British nuclear reactions.

Regent MOHAWK A National Pictures Corp. release, produced by Edward I Alperson and directed by Kurt Neumann. Cast Jonathan Adams Scott Brady Onida Rita Gam Rokhawah Neville Brand Cynthia Stamnop Lori Nelson Greta Allison Hayes This is a colorful and action-filled movie about frontier wars with American Indians, and I'm suTe no one will be disappointed Dr. Gustave Lanctot, honorary Sirs. A.

Freda Wins Auto Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden will be officially Invited to professor of history, Ottawa Unl SF5 TJE OiYLY GIRL arm a Lewis, who played a small role in M-G-M's The ProdigaL," starring Lana Turner, has graduated to the leading feminine role in "The Marauders," a story of the early cattle country, and incidentally, 6he is the only girl in. tha cast of rugged wales. versity: studies of the influence of the American revolution on v'sit Ceylon later this year, It a learned here. It was stated the people of Canada. iat a personal invitation to him At Bingo will be extended by Solomon Dr.

Tryggvl Julius Oleson, associate professor of history, Uni A GIANT AMONG COMEDIES! "TECHNKOlOt with hustaisSIM bill TRAVERS AS HEARTWARMING AS Bandaranaike, Ceylon premier, Mrs. Ann Freda, of 335 Breeze- MOVIE COLUMN at the Commonwealth prime versity of Manitoba, Winnipeg: a study of the life and times of ministers conference in London hill Avenue, was the winner of the new car at Monday night's Edward the Confessor. next month. Dr. Leonard Ernest Woodbury, AMUSEMENT DIRECTORY mammoth bingo game in the Coliseum.

associate professor of Greek TOOAy AM EXCITING SAGA TORN FROM THE FLAMING PAGES OF HISTORY University College, University of Winners of $1000 Dominion of Beauty Contest Winners Do Succeed In Hollywood IDWAID t. AlrHSON ptlMll Toronto: a study of the life and thought of Protagoras of Abdera. Canada bonds were: Mrs. J. Achille Belanger, 180 Sussex Street; Miss Ailice Beaulieu, 200 Laurier Street east; and Anthony Borysink, 585 O'Connor Street.

By Bob Thomas HOLLYWOOD Who says that LtellH ill HI EMIIE Over 6800 bingo players turn Airline Bows As Lady Balks At Figure 13 ed out to the Richelieu Club beauty contest winners never succeed in Hollywood? Nobody has a brighter future here than Miss Kansas of 1948, Vera Miles NEW YORK (AP) One of of Wichita. 8f life's little domestic crises has She is tied up for three pic brought about a change in the tures a year by hit-maker Alfred operations of oae of the big air lines. Mm JO mccallistol Hitchcock. She also is committed to a picture yearly for the C. V.

Whitney Company, meaning David Katz of Brooklyn want Movie Time Schedules ALADDIN: "Invaderi From Mars-plus "Unkown Two shows nightly. AUTO-SKY: "Executive Suite" plus "A BuUet la BRITANNIA: "Hit The Deck" plus "The Big CAPITOL: "Hilda Crane" 1.12 S.18 5 24 7.30 9.39. Last show at o'clock. CARTIER: "Hell On Frisco Bay" 12.30 S.26 34 9.42. "Over-Exposed" 1.06 5.14 8.22.

Last show at 8.22. CENTRE: "Down To The Sea In Ships" 2.25 6.10 9.50. "Fury At Furnace Creek" 12.55 4.35 8 20. Last show at 8.20. EASTVIEW: "Untamed" 6.30 9.41.

"A Prize Of Gold" 8.03. Last how at 8.03. LITTLE ELGIN: "The Prisoner" 1.30 3.30 5.30 7.35 9.40. Last (how at 9.10. MAIN ELGIN: "Geordie" 1.30 3.35 5 40 7.45 9.55.

Last show 9.25. ELM DALE: "The Night My Number Came Up" 1.00 4.36 8.20. "Artists And Models" 2.40 6.15 10.00. Last show 8.15. FRANCAIS: "Envou Fleurs" 140 6 55 8.30.

"Du Sang aTAube" 1.00 4 20 7.35. GLEBE CINEMA: "A Run For Your Money" 6.40 9.36. "Reluctant Widow" 8.05. Last show at 8.05 she'll work for another hit-mak see them on re-runs every afternoon." Television is directly responsible for the two biggest breaks of her career. Hitchcock happened to catch her performance on a Medic show and was impressed "but at that time he still was able to get Graces' By an odd coincidence, the director saw a re-run of the same show six months later, when the price for Grace's services had skyrocketed.

For the first time in his career, he decided to tie up a star contractually. She is now starring for him In "The Wrong Man" with Henry Fonda. TV also came to Vera's aid when John Ford was hunting for a leading lady for "The Searchers." Mrs. Ford happened to be watching Ford Theater and she called her husband downstairs to see Vera on the show. The result: Vera was signed after a two-minute interview.

ed to fly to Miami recently for a vacation. His wife said flying was for the birds, she preferred a train. er, John Ford. The last female star Hitchcock developed was a girl named Grace Kelly. Indeed, Vera seems destin But he talked her into flying and they went to Idlewild Airport to board an Eastern Airlines ed to be compared with Princess Rainier.

plane. Said Mr. Katz in a re ZS $1,300.00 sponsored game. Other Winners Other winners included: Miss Laura Larocque, 168 Waverley Street; Mrs. Armand Riendeau, 165 Eddy Street, Hull; Mrs.

Morgan, 678 Roosevelt Avenue; Mrs. Aurele Page, 483 Pleasant Park Road; Rene Amyot, 69 Montcalm Street, Hull; Adrien Gregoire, RR No. 1, Box 42, Mine Road, Hull; Mrs. Lawrence Win-gate, 612 Gladstone Avenue; Mrs. Pauline Orr, 42 Anna Avenue; William Denis, 675 Richmond Road; Robert Maclntyre, Ramsay-ville; Mrs.

Rene Carisse, 246 Park Street, Eastview; Mrs. Frances M. Watson, 29 Arlington Avenue; Jean-Charles Charron, 40 Garland Street; Nick Borsch-ewski, 989 Taylor Street; Mist Roland Mantha, 233 Levis Avenue, Eastview; Miss N. Stratton, 350 Second Avenue; Mrs. Henry Malouin, 289 Froretenae Street, Eastview; Mrs.

L. F. Carroll, 201b Wilbrod Street; Mrs. Rosie Hastie, Brick Street, Carleton Place, M. R.

Owens, 184 Cartier Street. cent letter to Eastern: Not Alike "I don't enjoy it, though there "Now I come to the point. The I I'' a uv CHOW CBtOfT JIWULEBS, is little I can do about it," Vera said. "Although we're both rrC5S soaoo too ouauty woo from YOUB STORES I announcement said thats, the boarding to Flight 639 will be by Gate 13. My wife Is not superstitious but when she saw that No.

13 she got the chills and I blondes Grace is lighter-haired than I am we're not the least bit alike." LINDEN: "Carmen Jones" 1.10 6.00 While Grace was cool and pom Pure Spring's HONEE ORANGE had to push her through the 9 50. "New Faces" 1.15 4.30 8.10. Last show at 8.10. gate." aloof, Vera is down-4o-earth and friendly. MAYFAIR: "The Rose Tattoo" 1.10 Katz suggested Eastern get rid Like Grace, Vera was no over 5.50 9.25.

"Battle Stations" 4.30 8.05. Last show 7.50. of Gate 13. There had been NELSON: "Summertime" 30 0.58. SEE-SI EDINBURGH (Reuters) The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland has decided unanimously to ask the British government to protest to Spain and Colombia against their alleged persecution of Protestants.

previous suggestions along that line, too. But Katz was the "The Deep Blue Sea" 8.18. Last show at 8.15. night success. The Kansas Doll was scouted at the Miss America Pageant and brought to Hollywood by EKO.

After no pictures, straw that4 broke the airlines ODEON: "There's Always Tomorrow" back. Now Eastern Gate 13 at 1.03 S.15 5 25 7.35 9.45. Last enow at 9 o'clock. Idlewild is marked Gate 12-C. she was dropped.

Twentieth Century-Fox picked her up on the end FURY! I REGENT: "Mohawk" 12.03 1.00 1 57 5.54 7.51 9.48. Last show at 9.10. rebound. Once again her film RIALTO: "Rachel And The Stranger" credits were zero. But the picture business has 1.35 4.45 S.55.

"Phantom OI The Opera" 4.10 8.20. "Over The Bor. der" 3.00 TJ0. Last show at 7.10. RTDEAU: "World Without End" 2.19 5.00 7.45 10.35.

"Atomic Man" 1 00 3.45 6.25 9.1S. Last show at 9.15. SOMERSET: "Land Of The Pharoahs" 2.55 6.30 10.10. "Red Garters" 1 15 4 50 8 90. Last show at 830, STAR-TOP: "The Long Long Trailer" plus "Three Stops To First show at dusk.

mam WE WE COULD NOT ACCOMMODATE EVERYONE WHO WANTED TO COME TO THE GATINEAU CLUB SATURDAY NIGHT TO NOT DISAPPOINT ANYONE PLEASE PHONE YOUR RESERVATION NOW MU 44011 JOAN WEBER That "LET ME GO LOVER" Girl and AN ALL STAR SHOW been kind to me," she observed. "I have never really gone hungry." Her next contract was at Warners, where she appeared in "The Charge at Feather River" with Guy Madison. Again she was dropped. "Three-D set in and all the studios shut down," she recalled. "After that, I did a solid year of television.

I was working quite regularly, and the experience was great for me. Now all my jobs are coming back to haunt me; I All Technicolor Show! SUSAN HAYWARD TYRONE POWER Dancing Floor Shows CHATEAU LAURIER: Dancing night-iy. CHAUDIERE CLUB: Dancing and two floor shows nightly. cniwMAwciinati iim rr mnnoMCOra RICHARD in III iMj H.IJJ, mWtDMARfTi FAIRMONT CLUB: Two floor shows niehtly dancing. GATINEAU CLUB: Dancing and two floor shows nightly.

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LOUIS HOTEL: Dancing nightly. STANDISHALL: Dancing nightly. BYTOWN tffl or ijuififfif LEMEILLEUX ET LE PLUS RECENT FILM She's more he-larious French Programme Tomorrow, Wednesday MARIA FELIX If than ever on the NN Today and Wedneiday Dean Jerry MARTIN LEWIS I Artists and Models Plua Michael Kedgrave 'THE NIGHT MY NUMBER OnemaScopC Michtlln O'Connor and Albert Streets FRANCEY JJrbig theatre ADULT TODAY rrrr uu i ar 1 Li 1 I 1 TODAY ONLY "FLAME of the ISLANDS" "MIAMI STORY" lORtTTA YOUNG In Technicolor fT3Sfl ALL-STAR RVTTTQ KwraffilfflB SENSATION fP Todayl ALL SEPIA SHOW! "Executive Suite" 4 "A BULLET IS WAITING" Jean SIMMONS Rory CALHOUN Plot Latnt Newt William HOLD EN Barbara STANWYCK it June ALLYSON -Frederic MARCH YW rm mm 1 iASCOPe i wm a Plus IN CINEMASCOPE tug Earths Kltt "NEW FACES" "Hi, Deor forcet about those pots and pans and we'll step out and dine at "lc Petit Cafe" in HOTEL Bank ind Gilmour Streets CE 2-3761 ROBOT? that man-chasin' gloom-chasiri gal making passes after classes in Anna Masnani, Best Actff Hfr Academy Award Wlnnin SURT LANCASTER -ANNAMAGNM HELD ALEG GUINNESS In Another Hilarious Hit "A RUN FOR YOUR MONEY" TODAY The Tf been Charcoal Broiled permitted PLUS "Reluctant Widow" 0MIS ADULT 0-e 2nd Hit! "BATTLE STATIONS" John Lund Wm. Bcndix ALL NEW AND AN AU-OUT RIOT-FROM WARNER BROS! FIRST SHOW TONIGHT AT 8.30 P.M. COME EARLY ft, GALE GORDON Don porter-robert mmu The Barbaric Lore That Left The Great Pyramid Ai In Landma "INVADERS FROM -MARS" Helena Carter rius "UNKNOWN WORLD" In Color Ladiesl free Nylons Served: 11 (noon) 'til I a.m.

HOWARD rr TODAY WED. TONIGHT! 2 BIG HITS'. Comedy Riot In Technicolor "THE LONG LONG TRAILER" LUCILLE BALL DESI ARNAZ Plua Mystery Thriller "3 STOPS TO MURDER" TOM CONWAY NAOMT CHANCE Always a Color Cartoon First Show At Dusk II 'Qj JgM' roll Fashioned walking Sheer PLAZA HOTEL and RESTAURANT Next to Regent Theatre ENDS TODAY 'THERE'S ALWAYS TOMORROW IHARAOH? HffrVKlfGOUJNSMARTiflMiNOTlS DIAL CE 4-7S05 OTTAWA.