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attiFranrfHrnTTxamhtfr 3T Thursday, April 22, 1954 CCCC Little Fugitive' Unusual and Charming Story of Small Boy Barry Sullivan to Succeed Fonda In 'Cairie Mutiny' on Broadway Jff Film Clock BRinriE "A Qurrn'i Royal anil p. m. "Th Royal Simnbony," 8:05 and p. mi the story deals with the little A FILM of genuine charm, for CLAY "Tha Man Between," 8:10, 8:10 nil 101.V brother pest problem. song, "I uant tie neve That both adults and youngsters, Is "Little Fugitive," currently at CIN KRAM A-ORPHEt One perform- hectic stories that came out of Rome.

You're In Love With Me," which Left in the care of his big anre, m. EL A PIT A "KniKht of thu Round is the theme song and runs all the Vogue Theater. brother, small Joey is made the Table," 7:30 and 10:00 p. m. ESt I IKK Roman Holiday," 12:35, through the picture, and is It is as full of surprises as a 4:45 and 8:55 p.m.; -Maiaa- 17." 10::5 a.

2:45. 6:55 and 11 D. m. sung by May Wynn. victim of a cruel practical joke the unloaded gun, the shot and ketchup on the chest.

little boy's pockets. FOX "Hrinca allant," 3. 5:20. 7:48 and 10:10 p. m.

GOLDEN GATE "Yankee Paaha.K When you learn that the Na By LOUFXLA O. TARSOXS Int'l (Servlre Motion Plrture Kdltor Copyright, 1054, by Int'l Srrvlre (Reproduction In whole or In pari ttrlrtly prohibited HOLLYWOOD, APRIL 21-Barry Sullivan takes over Henry Fonda's role of Lt. Barney Greenwald (the lawyer) in "The Caine Mutiny Court Martial" on Broadway when- Fonda leaves for Hollywood to star in "Mr. Roberts." As "Caine is ex- SNAPSHOTS OF Hollywood 11:10 2:01. and p.

m. When Joey thinks he has mur collected at random: LOEWS WARFIELn tional Board of Motion Picture Review rated it one of the ten dered his brother, he flees and "Many of them were not true," Shell told me, "and Vit torio and I are all through. I want to forget him. "I know one thing, I'm one actress who wants to stay In America. I love It here, and will never leave my babv again.

I came home to find her a beauty with blonde curls, and she's walking now." The Milton Berlcs will head a. 2:17, 4:47, 7:17 and 9:47 p. m. heads for Coney Island. Here for Hollywood as soon as the LAKhIN "Onevleve," 6:15, 8:30 and 1 II: I) n.

m. best films of the year, the news the camera takes over, showin show closes and they'll rent a NOB HI Li. "Roman Holiday," 7:30 and the wonderment of a small boy doesn't surprise, Added to this house here. 10:.0 p. m.

PARAMOl NT "fmanoya's Blr and his first experiences in one n0- J.l:u n. m. ''V. 'yw4. of the world's largest play tribute Is the Venice Film Festival award for being the best American film of the year.

PHKMIMO "Cruel Sea," 8:40 p. RIO "Tha Perfectionist," 7:40 and There should be no more denials from Dale Robertson and Mary Murphy. They were at The Encore, and apparently are together every evening. The De grounds. And, here too, young Andrusco proves himself to be Shelley has been offered "To 10:115 p.

m. of a Ballerina," 6:15 and 9:10 p. m. Written and directed by Ray ST. FRANCIS "Knork On Wood." 11:47 the most natural of kid actors.

Dorothy's Son," a picture to be made by the people who made a.m.; 6:0, 8:32 and 10:44 n. m. Other fine acting contribu Ashley, Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin, the story is one of telling Castro girl is yesterday's news "Genevieve" in London. tions are made by Jay Williams, STALE liiuiK "Iiillin Caesar," 1:15, 3:35. 5:35.

7:45 and 10:00 p. m. UNITED ARTISTS "Golden as a pony-ride man; Winifred honesty, almost a flashback into the youth of adult beholders. 4:15. 7:35 and 11 p.

VOfil "Llttln Fugitive," 6:40, 8:19 "But I'd have to be In England by the last of May," she said, "and I don't want to leave home again so soon." Cushing, the boys' mother, and and 9:40 p. m. Odd coincidence Is the fact that the apartment occupied by Lance Reventlow on Havenhurst Drive Is the same one Cary Grant lived in when he first came to Hollywood. Lance sees Ricky Brewster, big brother And Engel's photography, which depends on angles and not who learned the sorry lesson tricks, contributes to the feeling that a joke can backfire. SAW ENOUGH of of authenticity.

By HORTENSE MORTON. Mutiny" to say "From Here to ROMANTIC ADVENTURE! Drama concerns a small boy Ills ex-stepfather all the time. Judith Anderson plans to fol low Charles Laughton's lead by and several hours in his life hours fused with fright and fun. Eternity" has some stiff com petition. 1 don't know when a picture has held me so spell Big Cast of ruxiiniro uM.

going on a nationwide tour Richie Andrusco, minus his doing readings from the Bible, front teeth, is the youngster. A bound. No wonder the Navy group in the Pentagon rose as MGM Sars Dorothy Lamour is the only red-haired Brooklyn kid who CI lMIIIC i-T" ii one body and applauded when one in her family not sick, so she's chief cook and bottle was discovered, by the makers ruMiriu r- CJ Stanley Kramer showed it tn "EXECUTIVE SUITE," MGM of the film, while he was riding a merry-go-round on the board washer. When night comes she's so tired she thinks she's never Washington. Harry Cohn can feel pleased filmization of the best selling novel by Cameron Hawley, opens Vankee Pacha 1 H1 1 walk near Steeplechase Park.

had it so hard. Suspicion almost nipped Rich Circus week sheriff, Ray with himself. He carried home most of the Academy Awards Friday at Loew Warfield. e.i..ktTECHNICOLOR ie's professional career, when Ryan, arrested Aly Khan and Produced by John Houseman, -r for 1953, and "Caine Mutiny THE OLD LAMPLIGHTER Phil Silvers, cutup supreme, is holding forth on the United Artiste Theater screen in the filmed version of hit musical stage hit "Top Banana," in color, "The Golden Mask," with Wanda Hendrix and Van Heflin, completes the new program. his parents thought the produc Gene Tierney In Palm Springs the production has the "cast of will make him a strong 195b ers were phony talent scouts because they weren't arrayed in the year including Academy Award winner William Holden, contender.

western garb. The Prince paid out for a fast buck. But par en mm Theres a surprising new Barbara Stanwyck, Fredric a fine and went out and bought himself western shirts and a Tin comer in Robert Francis, and March, June Allyson, Walter again in attractive May Wynn cowboy hat. iimir uimnuv.niu nimvri tal consent was finally secured and Richie seems set for a theatrical career If he so chooses. With good old American Brooklyn for its background, Pidgeon, Louis Calhern, Paul As for Humphrey Bogart, his Congratulations to Irene and LiMiffc I I Musical by College Players Douglas, Nina Foch and Dean oiioiu rionr.

ibbf i iuc NOW! 0U0MH WHDUI'HDDC LHnL portrayal of Queeg, the men Robert Andrews, the writer. Jaegger. HENRY FONDA They celebrate their twelfth I Bob HOPE wedding anniversary with a pected to run the rest of the year, the whole Sullivan family Joan Fontaine party at the Mocambo Sunday THE FIRST Northern Cali At the Captain's Table Kirk fornia stage production of "Paint will be packing soon to live in New York. Douglas was turning on the Your Wagon," California gold Barrv hasn appeared in a charm for Pat McMahon, a New York model. One of these men will smash his way to success and power overnight! One of these women will make or break WHICH ONE WILL IT rush theme musical comedy by New York show in twelve years Russell Nype and his socialite Frederick Loewe and Allan and it must be comforting to wife, the former Diantha Man Lerner, will be presented by the thers, are expecting a baby in College of Pacific Players.

Un September. He was formerly in move into a proven hit. He heads east as soon as he finishes "Strategic Air Command" with Jimmy Stewart and June Allyson at Paramount. der the direction of De Marcus Brown it will be staged at the "Call Me Madam" on the stage with Ethel Mefiwan. College of the Pacific Audito rium, April 30, May 1, 7, I and The Chuck KwfSns (he's MCA vice president) weomed a baby girl at Cedars of Lebanon CLEO MOORE is such a good actress and so pretty it's too HI MPHRFV DOROTHY LA MO I BOGART their second child.

That's all today. See you to 15. Curtain time will be at 8:30 p. m. Wayne Morrill is musical director and Betty Hackett will be in charge of the dance routines.

RobertRyaw Jan Sterling bad she's getting so much silly publicity as "The Kiss Girl" re tally disturbed captain, is the best thing he has ever done. sponsible for Chicago disc jockey Jack Eigen, losing his job because of their long Three Guest Fred MacMurray as Keefer, who turns out to be a heel; Van Johnson, the hero and Jose smooch on a TV show. The Moore girl doesn't need Ferrer in a terrific scene as Lt Barney Greenwald, the lawyer, Leaders to Aid Jorda this type of publicity for her career is really in high. After are all great, great, great, GEARY 8:30 MTINKKS SATIRDAY 2:30 WENDELL DIANA ESTEU.E C0REV-LYNN-W1NW00D in Sabrna Fait 4 oMANnccQMini'StMvMiimai MAUCMH WHIP UWIS MAUICI 8ANNERMAN 'TONGE MARTIN MARSAC AND MARSHALL THOMPSON making three movies for Pro- So is Max Steinefs musical jACK-cmotJ-Offtmm ducer Hugo Haas, Cleo has beeni3Corc and Jimmy McHugh's signed to a long term contract By ALEXANDER FRIED bv Columbia Pictures and liiiikklild they're planning to give her a THREE GUEST conductors will aid Enrique Jorda, regular big build up. Civic Opera Sales Soar conductor, in the 1954-55 season When C'leo first arrived In Whor did the of the San Francisco Symphony, CUHHAX L4T TIMES Sat.

Mat. A Night Hollywood she was so afraid she theater employees .31 CAREER I YOOHS young, ambitious, I fearful aV burning with I I of losing I a big dream! I I her man! LONELY tU EFFICIENCY rJfelM I v' I with an adding her secret machine for hvel f. a heart! stood in 4 I liH i' I the shadow I 3 ffi'j h6r ofthebW jJ I 1 amSces! I i it was announced yesterday by wouldn't succeed she stocked up SEATS NOW the Symphony Association. on canned goods for montns, Jorda will conduct the great For All Performanrea i An Fvpninp with spending her entire salary for SEASON TICKET sale for the San Francisco Civic Opera's fifteenth annual season has majority of the season, from No the hoard against a "rainy Beatrice lime vember 11 to April 23. Bruno Walter has accepted a return en reached the $300,000 mark, according to William J.

Zwissig, THE MOST disappointed girl Reginald Gardiner gagement for the short interim In our town when she could not general manager. The festival in Jorda's schedule. One program has been assigned to Earl Murray, the orchestra's assistant conductor. OPENS. APRIL 28 ONLY 2'2 WEEKS SEATS NOW No Hhnnr Pnr 411 PprfiinimniT.

Ornr will have its gala opening at the Curran, May 17, with a brilliant new production of "Brigadoon." May 5 is the deadline for the season ticket sale. A season ticket includes, in addition to go to Mexico for "Vera Cruz" was attractive Mari Blanchard. There was a little thing like a TV clause in her U-I contract that kept her from playing opposite Gary Cooper and Burt Lancaster. Another will introduce to this MAURICE EVANS city Thomas Scherman, con ductor of New York's highly- "Brigadoon," three other mu praised Little Orchestral So Now, as a reward, Man is "THIS IS HOPE ITSTAYSj ciety. DIAI-RflF0R MURDER steals, "Porgy and Bess," 'The King and and Mary Martin in "Peter Pan." Tickets are still available and can be ordered Besides soloists already an nounced, Jorda, after a series of iT the X'J VaiI 1 flf I 1 THE MAN-ABOUT- by mail from the Curran.

being discussed for the Marlene Dietrich role in "Destry Rides Again." This was a western, which Marlene made some years ago, and it's in line for a remake. So many of the good old pictures are being remade these days. local auditions, has picked Donna Turner Smith, pianist, as a Bay area artist particularly NEW wonder of the entertainment world Vtimdhad lit M-U-M 'I Ai Producer to Will Nt (kiwi ii tajf ttt ttiittrt ii Korlhen California made money for women worthy of a symphony engagement. She made an outstanding hit here in a recent solo recital. especially blondes! one too many! I I bnngs Be Speaker Other soloists will be Pianists tether KENNETH MacGOWAN, not mm EVENING PRiaS-8 30 i.m.

Daily Except frl. $.1. ed stage and film producer and THE PRIVATE FRIDAY it 7:00 1 10:00 f. .1 2, 5 1 1:30 si THE former head of the film depart ORCHESTRA S2.6S -BALC0NT $175 Myra Hess, Clifford Curzon, Alexander Brailowsky, Gina Bach-auer, Rudolf Firkusny, Grant Johannesen and Leon Fleisher; Guitarist Andres Segovia; Violinists Yehudi Menuhin, Josef Szigeti and Zino Francescatti, and Lucine Amara, San Francisco soprano of the New York Metropolitan. ment at UCLA, will be presented tomorrow on Art in matinees a.

sat. ORCHESTRA $1.75, IALC0NY $1.30 (Nt Man. Tuts, ir Fri.) 2 MATS. 2 a n. SAT.

7:30 10:30 i. 0RCH.S2.6S, At. J1.7S Fir Ulirnaliei thm sees all, too old to jjrt too HERE COMES another lawiuit against Paul Gregory. This time it's Russell Birdwell, hit present agent, who has filed suit against Paul Gregory and Paul Gregory Aitoeiates, for over $300,000. Through his attorney, Floyd Schenk, Birdwell will claim that he had per cent of "Caine Mutiny Court Martial," and before it was paid he was arbitrarily dismissed and his deal with Gregory was called off.

Schenk will claim that Bird- Cinema at the San Francisco MA. 1-5000 knows all tired to run! Museum of Art in a talk on famed film Director John Ford and there plenty to know! the biggest cast in years to bring you the year's best-seller! I RESERVED SEATS ROW 01 SALE If 1 1 1 BOX OFFICE OPER II into I HI and "The Tradition of the West." The film "Young Mr. Lincoln" OPENS 10:45 A.M. will be shown. Two Features well's contract was for five years and that he had three years more to go.

"SASKATCHEWAN," robust romance of the northwest with Alan Ladd and Shelley Winters, is at the Coronet with "Gypsy A VERY SUBDUED Shelley Winters refused to discuss Colt," based on an Eric Knight TFr.HNlCOlOR torio Gassman and any of the 1 STARRING ACADIMY AWARD WINNIR story. PORWH Closing Concerts 5. F. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Guest Conductor BRUNO WALTER Soloists Brunetta Hatxslinl June Wilkins Cesar Curil Mack Harrell Stanford University Chorus Harold C. Schmidt, Director Tragic Overture Brahms German Requiem Brahms Te Deum Bruckner OPERA HOUSE: Tonight 8:30, Frl.

2:15, Sot. 8:30 Tlcketa: Sherman. Clay ft SU. 1-1331 fl0j 2 I WILLIAM HOLDEN -JUNE ALLYSON Western Bill "SHANE," starring Alan Ladd, and "Escape From Fort I Bravo," with William Holden, make up the all-Western, color BARBARA STANWYCK -FREDRIC MARCH WALTER PIDGEON SHELLEY WINTERS PAUL DOUGLAS LOUIS CALHERN WITH program at the Balboa Theater. TlCHNICOlOK 1 HURRY FINAL 8 DAYS! DAILY FROAA 1 P.M.

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