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Sec I 21 Tuaidty, Fab. 1957 CCCC Two Disney 'MAGNIFICENT SEVEN' Distinguished Japanese Film Has SuspenseComedy LOUELLA 0. PARSONS Jimmy Stewart Set For 'FBI Story' St. Olaf Choir To Sing Sunday NORTIIFIELD, is the Shows Due For. Fox By HORTENSE MORTON SO HOLLYWOOD can The raids always lake place small community from which the St.

Olaf Lutheran Choir hails. But the 60 voice choir, By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS International News Service Motion Picture Editor count! TWO WALT DISNEY fea after the harvest after months of grueling toil and it tne old numocrs came HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 4 AT THE GOLDEN NUGGET tures and a drama of the South will make up the three unit self denial. tor ban trancisco drama cnt 4 ics tnis wees with marquees Acting upon the advice of which will give an Opera House concert.

Sunday after noon, is world famous for its frequent tours from coast to show opening Thursday at the can' tea you that it's Ban at the Tennis Club in Palm practically set for Jimmy Ste- Springs for the Jimmy wart to star in "The FBI Story" McHugh charities, Mrs. Dayid by Don Whitehead for which Hearst won first prize for her on Market at. sporting such the village sage, the harassed and frightened populace set Fox. fascinating digits, in titles, as "Three Violent People" To head the program will be coast in the United States, and from country to coutnry in Eu j. Edgar Hoover wrote the pin dancing girl costume.

She foreword. Jimmy is tired after looked like a doll. Mrs. Pat out to hire seven Samurai. I guess you could refer to "tour Girls in Town" "Five "Westward Ho The Wagons!" Steps to Danger." rope.

a long grind with "The Spirit Uuisa, millions) McClin them (if you were frivolous) a drama of the settling of the Not to be outnumbered, the as swordslingers. The equiva Pacific Northwest, starring or St. Louis ana ne talcing camera on tne second a rest before he does anything prize. I felt there should have CURRAN0. TONIGHT 1:30 Larkin Theater in Larkin lent of gunshngers of the pio Fess Parker, Kathleen Crowley St.

(where else?) hits the jack' neer West. else, but he is so good as Lind- beer a third prize for Sheila hreh that Jack Warner is Shea, daughter of Diana Fitz. and Jeff York. LAST DAYS ENDS Hi. 14 MATINEES 2:30 NO ONI St ATI DURINO 1st SCCNI Seota Available, All fertereionee pot with the Japanese import.

Slowly and meticulously, the making him the "FBI" offer, maurice Cousins, for the most seven are chosen. Frequently, "The Magnificent Seven," a distinguished drama with a "The FBI Story" is a book unique gown. She wore "Disneyland, U.S.A.," newest offering in the "People and Places" series, will take armchair travelers throuch the sturdy substratum of comedy, I thoroughly I used aress decorated with to see J. Edgar Hoover at La Solden nuggets. Another they hesitate in their acceptances.

But, once banded together their leader plots his campaign with the cunning of What the studio technicians 160 acres of memories and fun in Japan can do with vibrant Jolla each summer when he stron contestant was Gover went into Scripps Clinic for no" Knights daughter, Mrs, check-ups and we were spend- Kobrt Eatonshe is so pretty. coior pnotography, they can a Napoleon. In the overall pic ture, he is far more successful in Anaheim. A drama of the Louisiana bayou country, "Swamp Woman," with Marie Windsor match in quality with black ine some time at Del Mar. I Pre and white photography.

It The picture pyramids to high tension as traps are set comes off very well in "Mag H0WA1D tINDSAY IUJSEI CIOUSI and Beverly Garland will complete the bill. was one of the first to receive The three Crosby boys and an advance copy of this book, their aunt, Mary Pool, had a with a very nice personal in- wonderful time. Phil and his for the anticipated marauders nmcent beven and picks up ItlTAICNf WINDUST the more dramatic moods There 3 a fragile love story, with an emphasis that could scription by Edgar. twin- Dennis, have been serv Knc.le Sam in Germany, for romantic ballast. But the pair moon in the forest most LAST THREE VIOLENT PEOPLE' have been lost by a more flanv boyant lens.

owxvnaivo, vjhv ana tJnasay (hsing youngest) of the time, so it doesn't in was uemy yiuunwu jui uiy wno aiso naa nimseif a good trude on the more frenetic ae As in most Japanese films, imngs ui u.i. uejuw am tc- ume ai ine party, leaves im tion. doled to viewers in this coun try, the story draws on nation turned to tier native Germany mediately to join the Army, Keystone of the drama is 10 marry Anion owwuivpn Greg Bautzer bought al history as it reveals the marvelous acting by: Takash: ortu je(iuuu. m.uvc cnances irom me for his wife, Shimural, painstaking leader plight of naive villagers hag THE REAL STORY BEHIND THAT MAN'S HERE AGAIN Errol Flynn appears to be well acclimated to these shores after four years in Europe, Judging by this moment with Cornell Borchers in "Istanbul," torrid romantic adventure drama which opens tomorrow at RKO Golden Gate. of the Seven, Kunihoro Kodo piciure mm mm, tvultus iv mana wynter, and for his Hollywood February 15.

She'll houseguests. Dana won the ridden by mounted gangsters who pillage and rob them of village elder, Isao Kimural and co-siar wan ueorge mauer i warusia gown and the house THE ROCK'N'ROLL HEADLINES! Toshiro Mifune. their crops -Aione logemer." guests a silver platter. (This ai uajj, u.i. execuuye, naa was tne Dest of all the annua BALLET OPENING a great aeai to ao wan yor- uoiaen Nugget Balls and, news decision to try American njoreover, I'm sure a goodly films again.

On his recent trip sum was raised for the Desert Musical for Stage Door Travelogue With Laughs to Europe and Germany, All Hospital) smah li km It nt kiM ft Aim 1 iM zip! and askedCornell if she would SNAPSHOTS of Holly- Alicia Alonso Shines Brightly as Giselle By ALEXANDER FRIED "A LAUGH A MINUTE" is RODGERS AND HAMMER- accept another tiouywooa W00d collected at random: STEIN'S "Oklahoma," film in store for Town Hall's travel oge audience when Stan Midg 11 m. ueen nere in years, arrives will be on her way soon to ley presents his all-color Chuckelogue on "Colorado- version, will open at the Stage Door on Friday at popular admission prices for its first report to Producer Robert Arthur. oay nvuv ALICIA ALONSO was a Yesterday and Today," Fri I viu fax? bright star of the first of three time. day 8.30 at the Veterans production carried along well enough to build up a great final applause from a capacity audience. But Irina Borowska DIANA BARRYMORE called! A BIG TIFF between TW Opera House performances by Starring Gorderf McRae Auditorium.

from new or a to mam me marcel and her wealthy fiance. the Ballet Russe de Monte Traveling through the color jut mujwuuiuici wuuiv, i oeorBB acnmsnaw, nas ran. was disappointing as the im Carlo last night. Shirley Jones, Gloria Graham, Charlotte Greenwood and Eddie Albert, "Oklahoma" is perious, unearthly Queen of ful State via bicycle, Midgley takes his viewers over the In the sad role of the de' Mucft I oo boon, bne saia sne celed their marriage plans for is glad Jack Warner is going February 22, and Denise has the Willis. And in the Willis scene, some of the unmusical ceived Giselle, she outshone everything that went on to proauce tier oiograpny, oe- taken off for a four week night cause he and Mrs.

Warner club stint in Mexico City. around her. She was plaintive sounds that came out of Conductor Ivan Boutnikolf's or were Kinaer ner man any- HRvtRy Kivr. and tragic without being uvn in VTGl mountains into a bygone century. An added attraction to be shown is the 1957 Rose Bowl Parade.

Tickets are available at Town Hall, Bellevue Hotel, OR. 3-5786. one else when she was in Hoi- 1 chestra were hard for a tender an adaption of the famous drama "Green Grow the Lilas," and is set in the period immediately preceding that State's admission to the Union. "The Constant Husband," the weekend from visiting Ava ear to take. lywooa.

Gardner in Spain nnH Sconce. Diano says she wants to 77" maudlin. She projected warm sympathy. She danced with expressive high virtuosity and grace. The long program, ending in come ftcrc when her story is iau popular a i Parisienne," had a light Latin interlude in starring Rex Harrison and Kay For the most part, Igor filmed, but she also has an fr5 spend your offer to go to London for nataI day.

Jean Simmons spent "Moulin Rouge." her birthday in the wardrobe Youskevitch partnered her YOU WONT BE ABLE JO TEAR I YOUR EYES AWAyF v)L VP Kendall, now playing ends Thursday night. "Sombreros." So long as the "I worked with Gerold Frank "cfai uem8 ior handsomely. Some of his turns in the air, among other feats, morning press could linger to watch it, the piece benefited for 23 months and I would lore "ef. "owes on "until They were brilliant. from lively Mexican tunes or to become a writer," she con-PaiL TODAY 2 SHOWS Yet at times he did not land chestrated by Boutmkoff, from fided.

"My big romance is a TOO BAD that after 13 years neicspaperman." of marriage character actor as lightly on his feet as of playful dance ideas of Chore' MAT. 8:30 ographer Leon Danielian and yore. Who is going to take the ivitt ur ranz and lus wife, ace of "noble dancers" like from pretty costume designs tin ui jiummtj jh, havo senaratorf It 2 VS- F- Call-lulletia Hi r1' of William Cecil. Yvonne him when time eventually calls Tbt Die 3rd CINERAMA! PIJ CARET Betty GARRETT for replacements? His future SEVEN WONDERS match is hardly anywhere in Chouteau and Deni Lamont were the leads. Tonight's offerings will be Eldorado.

If any gal chances sight in our part of the bal John BARRYMORE, lr. OPENS 10:30 A.MJ "Harlequinade" and three act fiuuuiuuc uiai, uvivj 1 ii n-i letic world. As a whole, the "Giselle estate will well over a mil-Pllus' W1" rai, "Coppelia." LAST DAY! "4 CIRLS IN TOWN" ABOVE US THE WAVES" at teen through th greatest 9 Susan Kit lion rfnllars. Mnreran said, "but IHiflltMBt-K the WlStfU with the Inheritance tax little actress, Isabel Jewell Bzymrd and Douglas TO.ionnov; Doom Open 1 1 a. ifi i.

1 taken out. it will be much less "er iwo years oi living wun arenavinga than that." ner mother in Wyoming, sne'i Lunt Comedy Player Busy PEG MURRAY, who portrays the role of "Vlasta Habo- Like all of Bettv Lauren) hacK in Hollywood to resume wmm mm Bacall's friends, Maree has the her career, and walked into Victor Young Song Scores In x80 Days' WUt NtVtt MOWN ANT OTMfO. Tma-nif noitmiim cali.onia 8kh. Naa. Ian Sal.

Orea, '175, 1.18 tm.WilM lJn.Or..t.ti,tol.nJS tTSftVIO 51TI NOW ON Mil I ma 11 oioms niuo raoavnr I OX OfPICI OMN 10 eon. aj I N. 1 CIOCKI. 1S MONTOOMIIV I cNi aox omci. 35 r-owiu I aiCUNII'S OAKLANO A IIRKIUT I greatest admiration for her two gooa i assignments, courage and the way she is L1DIA LAMAS, first wife va' in the bearing up but he thinks the of Fernando Lamas, is here 1 Broadway comedy, "The Great best thing she could do is to from South America house' ADDED ATTRACTION! Informotioii MA.

1-5000 I Sebastians," at the Curran, is of THE THEME MUSIC go to work as soon as possible i with Georgianna "CHASING thi SUN" actress-co-producer of Tour 80 "Around the World in and Betty agrees MontaiDan wmie Kicarao Aiont- WernerColer ing Players, a repertory alban is making "Sayonara" in Days," at the Coronet, is being company which has been tour MISERABLE weather notwithstanding, Kay Gable is re- Japan played over Americas air waves in five different record' ing the country for the past That all today. See you OPENS I (MS eat eight years. ed versions. Closest to the tomorrow! maining with Clark in Baton Rouge during the filming of original soundtrack is Jack shows II MAPinM RDAKinn IH 5 II; rMf i Haskell's vocal rendition on the Thunderbird label. French Drama rjSA last GLENN FORD I HOTST a MACHIKO KYO i I Mm3Sf "Band of Angels." Kathleen (as Clark calls Kay) is touring the antique shops, and in her spare time is embroidering TERRIFIC SUSPENSE! The song was one of Victor Young's last contributions to Friday at Clay FRIDAY! i rsa na I I ihb icnmjuas lit c-rr the long line of hit melodies petit point bedroom slippers for Mr.

G. (as Kay calls Clark). Yvonne DeCarlo. Clark's co- FIRST TIME AT that he has given to America. "THE GRAND Maneuver," Harold Adamson wrote the very Frenchy drama, writ- star, was also joined in Baton lyrics which give a capsule Rouge by her husband, Bob ten.

produced arid directed by comment on the dashing ad Rene Clair, opens Friday at Morgan, and Director Raoul venture trip which David the Clay, Niven, Cantinflas, Shirley Mac- "Walsh's wife joined him. So it's all one happy family. Kay Acted by Michele Morgan, Laine and Robert Newton Gerard Philipe, Bngitte Bar doesn visit the set much be make around the globe. dot and Jean Desailly, the sophisticated story tells of a cause she says a wife shouldn't interfere with her husband philandering young lieutenant during business hours, and a circumspect wiaow irom OPERA HOUSE Las 2 Tonight a Tomorrow 1:30 THE ONE AND ONLY Pans. An interesting added fea- turette is the autobiographical documentary in color, "Pi 3 THE FILM CLOCK POPULAR PRICES! afj fej CUH BROTHERS J5Wr tUh 1l) '4 gpMf'U hmi i wammmmmm i mi JOHN BENTLEY TORIN THATCHER LEIF ERICKSON ijft' I ii tJiHUL runn I JOHN BENTLEY TORIN THATCHER LEIF ERICKSON casso," picturing tne work, technique and manner of living ox the famed artist.

loan i. eiNHAM. ALICIA ALONSO Gutrt Prima lallarin NOVAK fONIGHTat 8:30 tHOWS TOMORROW BRinCF "We GorcJU." 6:30, :20 nd 10:10 p. m. CINERAMA-ORPHKl'M "Svn Wonder of th World." 2 and 8:30 p.

m. CLAY "Pupa. Mama, tht, Maid and 6:15. 8:10 and 10:15 p. m.

lorowika nswi- Slavia Tartkhev CKsirtaaa Howard Umont "A WOVY!" Gillatpia and CORONET "Around tha World in 80 IGOR YOUSKEVITCH Hell iy I Call-liilletinJ Ij Dayi," 8:30 p. m. 12:30. 8:50, and 10:45 p. m.

TONIGHT'S PROGRAM: Harlequinade (Premiere) Coapelia ESQUIRE "The Brava Ont," 10:30 1:58, 5:20, 8:50 p. and 12:15 a. m. COl.PEN fiATE "Four Olrls In Town, 1:02, 4:08. 7:14 and 10:20 p.

m. LARKIN "Tht Magnificent 7:05 and 10:05 p. m. Tlctati: 11.00, t.oa, i.go, 00 (na Uil herman CUr. fu I a.

m. Opara Maun Baa Offloe. pfCCY KNUDSEN MARTIN BENSON mi aTTTT? i2f t- i PEGGY KNUDSEN MARTIN BENSON ind wSOdsyS CINemaScOPE li San Francisco Enriau 1 1 nK'CDin won jew wr.t win witei LOKW'S WARFIKLD "Tea Houm of TWO-AO wSWOM'TOMflirrailffill ColW technick.dk CONT. rROM lO0 the AuKust Moon." 11:43 a. 2:16.

i MFJwWktw rrfc. urn wk nnv i MATS. Wed Sat Sun. RESERVED 4:49. 7:22 and 0:55 p.

m. FARAMOl'XT "Threa Vllnt HELD OVER 3RD 8 1 WEEK JUtJiBU 0 kiXHi I VWI8 WEEK 12:53, 4:12, 7:31, 10:50 p. m. Marinei' 8 Mason Theatre, Sutter KlO "BullfishL" 6:45. 8:35 and 10:25 trery NIGHT it 8:30 Suit il Tktilr Itt Offiet Siirna-Clir wA All X(enciti thp Rinnn call of terror CARY CRAFFMAN, Guest Pianist NO.

HELD OVER! p. m. 91 a ar waavw IN PERSON I ST. FRANCIS "Ton Secret Affair." 12:40. 3:11.

8:42. 8:13. 10:44 p.m. MAIt MARY CASTLElfTi 8TAGK IMMtR "The Comtant Hus ISM OR DIRS band." 1:05, 3:02. 4:58.

55, 8:52 "An eicltinq pianitr a ball of fire" LA. Timti Symphony No. i (Schubtrt) Maldaa (Smtlane) Piano Concerto Wo. 1 (frokolifff) FIRST SF PERFORMANCE-oi Camp I OPERA HOUSE: Thurc. 8:30 Fri.

2:15 Sat. 8:30 Tickm: tharman, OUr, 8U 1-1331 ana Itit Bay, Penlaiula an Marin atnwlaa FLOWERING PEACH 1:30 P.M. Ticked: Ml. 8 Ml. I-IJ4 ana 10:50 p.

m. nuto 1 UNITED ARTIST "tepf to mm uanjer." 11 a. 1:55. 4:50. and 10:40 p.

m. VOGCE "La Strada." and 8:30 m..

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