Daily News from New York, New York • 375

Ico 3 t-9 8 tfeblfh I CIHEMfll CIHEMAiT TOMORROW Mpmtim THESE NEW TWIH THEATRES WILL DAZZLE TOW VflRFf Get ready for something- new under the cinema liulL vJu II UJJ Uu liu sun because tomorrow you're going to step into a world of excitement and wonder the world of Cinema I and Cinema II Here are two theatres in one the first truly new theatres in 30 years designed and built from the ground up for the showing of motion pictures. Each theatre is complete unto itself with its own marquee, entrance, lobby auditorium and lounges. Marbles, fabrics, tiles, furnishings all have been gathered from the four corners of the earth to make these theatres a truly international center for the showing of films of all nations" From the moment you enter your eye and ear will be delighted by sculpture, painting, and sheer architectural excitement. Coffee will be served in the lounges. And the crowning achievement to all this magnificence is when you step inside the auditoriums themselves with the world's most advanced designs in seating comfort and sight and sound engineering The premiere attraction at Cinema I and Cinema II will beBoccaccio three stories of the sexes starring Sophia Loren, Anita Ekberg and Roipy Schneider directed by Vittorio De Sica, Federicp Fellini and Luchino Visconti.

Feature times will be staggered, providing a continuous choice of convenient show times Tomorrow the entertainment future belongs, to you, to enchant and delight, at Cinema I and Cinema II ARCHITECTS Abraham W.Geller, Ben Schlanger; CONSULTING ARCHITECT: John T. Briggs, GENERAL CONTRACTOR: H.L. and M.C.Sedig, Inc. CINEMA i CINEMA II Sixtieth Street and Third Avenue.