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IIIIIIIIllilllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII jeWa juiy TT, cccc 9MJSmnhxt r-Sec. I 1 1 Russ Colombo's Life Set Louella Parsons A For a TV Spectacular iiinmiimiiiiimiiiiii inxioi Soloist at 'Pops' Concert Pianist Elena i 1 a Hitchcock wili play Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto as soloist in the San Francisco Symphony "Pops" concert tonight at the Civic Auditorium. Arthur Fiedler will also conduct Borodin's "Polovt-sian Dances," Tchaikovsky's "Sleeping Beauty" waltz, selections from "My Fair Lady" and others. Documentary "RUSSIA TODAY," a. packaged assortment of five documentary subjects on the USSR, is at the Bridge, complete with English narration.

The package is part travelogue, with a poetic camera study of Leningrad, part dance festival and concert stage (Ulanova and David Oistrakh are highlighted in action), and part industrial display with a visit to Moscow's permanent exhibit of industry. was mailed before they left for Hawaii and Chicago. Dorothy and Jacques have received an offer from Al Zugsmith to make a picture together. He produced Dorothy's Academy Award winning "Written on the Wind." Strangely enough, the story Al wants for the newlyweds is Thomas De Quincey's "Confessions of an English Opium Eater." If it's made, it will have to be some time in the future, since Dorothy and Jacques are next doing the stage play "Once More With Feeling." SNAPSHOTS of Hollywood Collected at WITH THE WAY Arlcne Whelan and Dr. Warren Cagney were looking at each other at the 7 Chefs, the new Strip restaurant, the report that they plan to marry could very well be true.

THE FORMER Martha Stewart and her husband David Shelton (son of Mrs. Buddy De Sylva) are moving out here from Connecticut. Martha expects her second baby here in October; David arrives in time to attend the wedding of his daughter, Daniele, at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills Aug. 22. She is marrying Michael Coffeen, a schoolmate.

HARRY BRAND writes from Monticatini, Italy, that he's having a wonderful rest. We hope he'll come home soon because we miss him. OVER THE WEEKEND Roger Smith was allowed to go home from St. Vincent's Hospital, but he still won't be able to return to work for at least six weeks. DICK POWELL, by command performance, sang many of his old favorites at the Round Robin, where he was having dinner with June Allyson.

Applauding Dick were the Jim Garners, Dick Long and his wife, Linda Darnell, and Robbie Robinson. THE MEMPHIS COURTS have given custody of Stella Stevens' 4-year-old son Andy, to her husband, Herman Stephen. The little boy is here with his mother. That's all today. See you tomorrow! TODAY! 2 SHOWS! 00 EVENING South itiAS Adventure TICNNICOIOI Kin sew Su mm ff mmu nuu at ta afiaeuai U.mm ALL SEATS Raaarv4 JB taw HOLLYWOOD, July 10.

-The name Russ Colombo, noted singer in the 30's who was accidentally shot to death, may not be remembered by the present generation, but he was the Bing Crosby of his day. Now, at long last, the life story of Co-lombo will be put on as a TV spectacular in November, and later made into a motion picture. Tony Curtis was fortunate enough to buy the rights lo Russ' short but glamorous life. Russ was in love with Carole Lombard at the time of his tragic death. His mother was never told of his fatal accident, and each week received a letter supposedly from her adored son.

Maurice Duke, who bought the life story of Russ years ago from his sister, will be associated with Tony. Joe Steffano is writing the story and the TV spec will be on the Ford Star Theater. AN EFFORT is being made on the part of George Stoll to buy the film rights to "Blossom Time" as a package to star Mario Lanza. Stoll, who directed the music as well as some of the dramatic sequences in "Seven Hills of Rome" with Mario, wants the beautiful Sigmund Romberg music for Lanza, and treatment of the story by John Lee Mahin. Georgie.

as his friends call him, and John have been looking at "The House of the Three Maidens," a German picture based on the original Schubert music which is said to form the basis of "Blossom Time." THE FATHER INSTINCT is bringing Marlon Brando winging to Hollywood from New York this weekend to see his son also to work Saturday and Sunday on cutting "One-Eyed Jacks." It will be a tough routine for Marlon, who has to be back on the set of "The Fugitive Kind" with Anna Magnani and Joanne Woodward bright and early Monday morning in New York. When I talked with Joanne on my recent trip to the big town, she told me Marlon is so exhausted from his long stint on "Jacks" that he sleeps every moment he isn't in front of the cameras for "Fugitive." EVERY ONE WONDERS how Leona Gage could keep the secret so well that she's expecting the stork in three months and still display the streamlined figure she does in the new Screen Gems show "Tight Rope" with Mike Connors. Leona completed her role before she revealed that she and her dancer husband, Nick C.ovacevich, are expecting a baby in late September. Leona's a girl for surprises. Remember when she was "Miss Universe" in the Long Beach contest for 24 hours, before it was discovered that she was a married woman with a child? This immediately disqualified her and she wound up in a Las Vegas chorus line on the strength of the publicity.

Later she divorced her first husband and married Nick, I JUST RECEIVED from Dorothy Malone and Jacques Bergerac a sealed tin with a live oyster in it, guaranteed to contain at least one pearl, sent from Hong Kong. It SUBURBAN THEATER GUIDE PAGE 9, SECTION I rcf.WJIL.W.nTi7nT3TTKlM:al HEART LINE VERSUS AAASON DIXON LINE John Wayn. leads Union troops right into the heart of Dixie and Constance Towers in "The Horse Soldiers' co-starring William Holden, on holdover at United Artists. 'Once More' THE FILM SAN FRANCISCO THEATERS EfMRi is. CLOCK GET MORE OUT OF LIFE: GO OUT TO A MOVIEI BRIDGE "Russia Today," 2:30, 4:55.

7:20 and 9:45 D. m. CINERAMA-ORPHEUM "South Saa Adventure." 2:00 and 1:30 p. m. CLAY "Room at the Top," 12:30, 2:25.

4:20. 6:20, 8:20 and 10:25 p. m. ESQUIRE "Soma Like) It Hot," 10:30, 1:10, 3:50, 6:30, 9:10 and 12:00 a. m.

FOX "Say One for Me 12:30. 3:51. 7:12, 10:52 p. m. Sneak preview, 9.15 p.

m. GOLDEN GATE "This Earth Is Mine," 12:40, 4:25, 8:10 and 11:50 P. m. LARKIN "Love Is My Profession," 12:30, 2:25. 4:30, 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30 p.

m. tOEW'S WARFIELD "Ask Any Girl." 11:38 a. 1:40, 3:42, 5:44, 7:45, 9:48 and 11:50 p. m. PARAMOUNT "Hercules." 12:10, 310, 6:10, 9:10 and 12:10 P.

m. PRESIDIO "Tha Gold Rush," 100, 3:00, 5:00, 7:05 and 9:10 p. m. RIO "The Great Musashi," 2:50, 5:10, 7:30 arfa 9:50 P. m.

ST. FRANCIS "Nun's Story." 10:18 a. 1:02, 3:46, 6:30, 9:16 and STAGE DOOR "Gigi." 2:40. 7:40 and 10:15 p. m.

UNITED ARTISTS 'The Horse Soldiers." 11:20 a. 1:45, 4:10, 6:35. 9:30 and 11:30 p. m. VOGUE "He Who Must Die." 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:45 and 9:45 p.

m. (These times subject to change by the theaters, without notice.J 2nd A -V Week! titf f. TONIGHT! ffUDREMi Hepburn The Nun's storm eo-itarrlnf jVI PITER FINCH DEAN JAaill 2nd 1 Vrl MIGHTY WEEK! A if tATB SHOW fiekkJ PIS STEVE REEVES In IASTMAN COLOR Pathe in PVALISCOPII whole or In part strictly prohibited.) CURRAK- SB? 23? LAST 2 TIMES TODAY PETER USTINOV in ROMANOFF AND JULIET ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST OPERA HOUSE TONITE 8:30. LAST TIME 1 JUDY ARLAND with ALAN KING JOHN W. BUBBLES and GORDON JENKINS and His Orchestra Dancers, Singers, Musicians A COMPANY OP 100 CHORAL GROUP SEATS NOW ENDS TONIGHT SHERMAN-CLAf (OX OFf ICE-tX.

7471 alii Optra Haina. ortua totnt IB wwrnono uwaornni i-uvv GEARY Mots. Toddy Wd. 2:30 LAST 7 DAYS! Ends Saturday, July 18 BROADWAY'S FABULOUS COMEDY HIT! m0 cotf prMnt RUTH ROMAN JEFFREY LYNN OPERA HOUSE UN j-sisi 4 WEEKS OHLYI Ony Enoogement in No. OPENING JULY 13 ifWNS TODD AiSC ITAItTMII viinitkLf IIVUII riCTOR DEMPSTER Seofj Now on Sofa Mall It Phono Orders AcceptadI curran Beg.

JULY 20 Seats On Sal Now! ALL-STAR CAST Brilliant New Production No mall or phono orders MATINEE TODAY AT 2:30 2 Sun. Shows 1:30 4 5:30 Phone for Seats Nights 8:30 Shipstads Johnson ICE FOLLIES WINTERLAND WINTERLAND BOX OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. DAILY 2.00. 2.S0. 3.00, 3.S0.

4.00 Stall at lot Offica 'til Show Timo Ob mi uii am i I 2aA" '5 Wrs (Copyright 1959. Reproduction in Phi Beta ADD BEAUTIFUL dolls who wear Phi Beta Kappa keys: Dorothy Pro vine, new co-star of Warners' "The Alaskans" TV series. LATE SHOW TONIGHT! Open 'In. HURRY! last 4 Days! ROCKHUDSOM lapi jimmuiu DOROTHY McGUIRE ClAVDE RAINS Filmed in tht NAPA VALLEY CINEMASCOPE-TECHNICOLOR 2d Exciting Hit! STEP DOWN TO TERROR Charlat Drake CellMa Millor Extra! FICHT PICTURES! I IV Lrki" at O'Fi PR J-MIl Forrall I WINNER FRENCH JEAN GABIN I ACTRESS AV Fillmore Clay. FU-II2J am Dug" fl Aw OPENS LATE SHOW ifSwit SSjOHN WILLIAM WAYNE'HOLDEN JOHN FORD'S SPECTACLE 11 NOW SHOWING! OFFICIAL FIGHT FILMS WEST PORTAL CLiDIDC W.

Portal Ave. SK. CfnrlKC Kxnlodlvo Drama! PEt In CHOP HILL" with Rl TORN Shown at 9:00 PM "SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL" Jamea CAGNEY Don MI'RKAV Dana WVNTEIt Shown at 2:35 ft 10:35 PM JOHANSSON-PATTERSON FIGHT FILM Shown at 4:40 ft 8:45 P.M. ewwewwwwwwrv SAN BRUNO AVE. DISTRICT A lCUIIC San Bruoo Ave.

nr. 8ilver ATCrlUE JUnlper 4-9976 "IHK VOL'NO PRTLADKLPHIANS" Shown at ft 10:35 "CRLEN Hrptmrn Shown at 3:55 ft 8:35 PM JOHANSSON-PATTERSON Flrht FUm Shown at 5:40 ft 10:20 PM DOWNTOWN I SUtter 1-9639 rU CLL KENNETH MORE "SHERIFF OF FRACTURED JAW" "TOKVO ATER Lnn CTD A oJ rS Mkt at 7th. U.N. 1-8234 9IKAMU HATWARO "I WANT TO JLIVE" "FIVE STEPS TO DANGER" rum rrunkt at 7th. HE.

1-5221 CrnDAaal jamth cagney DANA WYNTER. TION MURRAY In "SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL" With Oiynla Johns ft Michael Raoaprawo "NO PLACE TO LAND" John IRELAND-Marl BLANCH.ARD JOHANSSON-PATTERSON FIGHT FILM LATE SHOW TONGHT! Starts Sunday: HAN "CITY OF Edward TCI CWICWCMIt'5tlL YU. 6-2400 IfcLtllLn S. F. "TRUE STORY OF CIVIL WAR" Plus "THE SEA AROUND World Headlines! Action Sports! CCAIIIDC GA.

1-8S66 EJWWinE MARILYN MONROE TONY CURTIS ft JACK LEMMON In LIKE IT HOT" JOHANMSON-PATTERSOV Flrht Film Also "Natare'a Stranaes Creatures" DCEDI ECC 3d nr. Miss. DO. 2-491 8 rfclnkLJ Cont. From 10 VM.

STAG SHOWCASE PRESENTS STAGE SHO AT ft 8:00 ft 10:15 PM Plus 2' Hour Girlie Revue New Revue Every Thursday ft hunday FOR ADULTS ONLY I rinnMC su 1-S814 rAKKU) ENDS TONIGHT! SIN-SATIONAL EXPOSE! Torn From Today's Headlines! "GIRL GANG" "LATEST NUDISTS" (First Daze in a Nurist Camp!) "NATURE GIRL" EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION! "NIGHT WITH A ZOMBIE" FOR ADULTS ONLY! INTERNATIONAL THEATERS DDirtflC Geary-Blake. 8K. 1-3211 DKlAVwC ClneniaSroprl Color! "RUSSIA TODAY Shown at 6:50 and 9.15 PM ABIHtJ Larklo-Genry. PR. 5-3811 LAKKIrs adults onlii BRIGITTE BARDOT'S NEWEST! "LOVF IS MY PROFESSION" new clay Laurence HARVEF-Sfmone SIGNORET "ROOM AT THE Adnlts Only!) DDECiniA Chestnut nr.

Scot' llE JlfcIWv7Al-2929-Open 12:45 'Greatest Comedy Ever'-Hor'n FtivBi Charlie Chaplin "THE GOLD RUSH" RIO Union at Fillmore SK. 1-3211 IN COLOR! "THE GREAT MTSASHI" 3rd ft Final Sequel to "SAMURAI" runt? Irvine at 4th. MO. 4-63or JUhr Doors Open 5:15 PM IN COLOR! GALINA I I.ANOVA BOLSHOI BALLET" Shown at ft 10:15 PM "LATIN 7:35 9:45 VnniC Sacramento at Preslriir lUvUE HURRY One of Best of Magazine WHO MUST CUCVA Next to Cow Palace V7Cr1CVA Starts Dusk. JU 7-2S84 Free Car Heaters! No Foe; Mere! A ALAN LADD ft JACK PALANCE A 0 Elizab'th TAYLOR-Robert TAYLOR OF Rosnana PODESTA-BrlKltte AR DOT JOHANSSON-PATTERSON FIGHT FILM! CI AkirUn Junlpero-Serra-E PAUL NEWMAN BARBARA RUSH YOUNG PHILADELPHIANS Award Winner SUSAN HAYWARD OBSESSED" EXTRA! Added Attraction! JOHANSSON-PATTERSON FIGHT FILM! GREGORY PECK ft RITA GAM in PEOPLE" Flu, 5 CARTOONS 5 tiirCIALI Drive-In Guttenberg St.

MlOjIUrt Off 5500 Mission JL ft-1334-SHOW STARTS AT DUSK! "THE YOUNG PHILADELPHIANS PAUL NEWMAN-BARBARA RUSH "WORLD, FLESH I THE DEVIL" Harrv BELAFONTE-Mel FERRER JOHANSSON-PATTERSON FIGHT FILM! TYRONE POWER In "KING OF THE KYBER RIFLES" Plim CARTOON CARNIVAL! llll mm Ends Run Tonight "ONCE MORE, With Feeling," starring Marjorie Lord and Fernando Lamas, will end its Alcazar engagement today with matinee and evening performances. Both stars must return to previous television commitments. The modern comedy is based on the antics of two hot headed musicians with a special genius for involv-. ing all the people around them in embarrassing situations. Tickets are still available.

Double Feature LEWIS MILESTONE, who has contributed many classic war films to the i-scxeen, is the director of "Pork Chop Hill," starring Gregory Peck, showing now at the Coliseum with "The Young Philadelphians," starring Paul Newman. iiimmiiiiiiimiimmiiiiiiiiimmii Espionage Film Preview Set A preview of a romantic-espionage-comedy-drama in color featuring three top stars, will be shown at 8:20 p. m. tomorrow at Loew's Warfield, in addition to "Ask Any Girl," starring Shirley MacLaine. immiimimmiiimnimimiiiiiiii LATE FEATURE TONITE! David Shirley NIVEN MacLAINE Gig YOUNG CINEMASCOPE MCTROCOLOR m-ttrnnm UUna.ai!CKUS.CanHlir Jte 1 MGM TOM JERRY CARTOON-Technicolor I r4 one of the most unusual and ralked-about films of the day by the most outstanding producer of our time! Mm; aa'.

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YU.6-26(K) WDrl ILL DKHORAH KUtK David MVK.V-Rlta HAVWORTH Woidy Hil KK Burt LANCAMTEB "SKPARATK TABLES" Shown at 10:15 MARINA DISTRICT MARINA Chestnut at Sterner WA. 1-1234. Onea 1 pm HAKKT MET. FKKRFK 4 INOER 8TEVENP) In "WORLD, THE FLESH I THE DEVIL" Plus A Variety of Short Sublets! RICHMOND-SEACLIFF 4CTAD Clement-23rd. EV 6-9697 Ol AK NATAL1K HOOD "MARJORIE MORMNGSTAK" Shown at 5:05 and 8:50 PM "BONJOIR TR1STKHSE" Shown at 7:05 and 10:55 PM KIPTIIK MATS.

TODA? At "Francio In the Navif" It CrUm Start Sun: "THK MATING fiAME" "GRKKN MAN Hepburn MISSION DISTRICT A DPI AT. 2-1515. Mttslon-23rd UKAnlV Doors Open at 2:15 p.m. 3 KKATI RKS TOOAV! "THE HAH HIDE Color! TONY tlRTlS-COLLEES MII.I.KB "THE UNKNOWN" "BLACK Katthbono GOLDEH STATE THEATERS Mission nr. 22nd PAUL NEWMAN ft BARBARA KUSH YOUNG PnlLADELrnlANi ALAN LADI) ft VAN HEFLUf la HAIGHT Haleht at Cole DORIS DAY mpprvrn to jane" "ALIAS JESSE Hopo a a a a Pnv.ll and rnlumhll PALAVC PF.BORAH KERR COUNT TOTJR BLESSINGS" "COMPULSION" with Orson WELLES CI DCV 1970 Ocean A.

PR. -320O Cla lE I PAUL NEWMAN BARBARA RUSH ft ALEXIS SMITH "THE YOUNG PHILADELPHIANS" ALAN LA DO ft VAN HEFLIN la Irvine at 15th Ave IKTIrSV7 FRFE PARSING "IT HAPPENED TO Day Bob JESSE JAMES ft A aj A ri A Mlaaion at Ooenn V7lAAINiVAa. PAUL NEWMAN BAFBARA BUSH ft ALEXIS SMITH YOUNG PHILADELPHIANS" Award Winner SUAN HAYWARD "I WANT TO 1 ii i Geneva Ave. Mlwirm HmH.WI Yl'L BRYNNER Charlton BUCCANEER" "WARLOCK" with Richard Wl O.MARK DALY CITY CD A Junipero Bern). PL.

5-14ftS JEMAM DORIS DAY HAPPENED TO JANE" 'ALIAS JESSE Hopo Kiddle Matlneo From 1:00 to 3:30 weeewywvwwMwyw SAN FRANCISCO THEATERS rrl ICtllki Clement at 9th Ave VWklJEVn Doors Open 1 PM "THE YOUNO PHIXADELPHIANS" PAUL NEWMAN ft BARBARA RUSH Gregory Pcclc "PORK CHOP HILL" kiETriA Union-Whsfer. BA 1-81 SI I lJ PAUL NEWMAN "THE YOI'NO PHrL.AI1EI.PHI.ANS" "PORK CHOP Perk UADniUA DIvtMriero nt Fives nAKUIriV? "HOUSEBOAT" CART GRANT ft 80PHIA I.OREN "PARTY CharUiw Snn: 'Voodoo TslRnd'-'Retiirn nf Draenla Who Challenged the World" DAI tin A Balbo-38th. RA. 1-8181 UHbUWM nnorn Open 1 PM "CRAPES OF FONDA Gene Tlerney In "TOBACCO ROAD" NASSER BROS. THEATERS SI NEW MISSION MMf7ni222Sf Grejory PFCK ft Hrry C.rARDINO In PORK CHOP HILL Jnmei CAGNEY ft Don MURRAY In "SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL" with Tana Wvnter ft Glvnls JOHANSSON-PATTERSON FIGHT FILM! FREE PARKING AFTER PM BAY A I Polk nr.

Calif. GR. 4-2131 lw I AL Continuous Dai'v B-oni i PAUL NEWMAN-BARBARA RUSH In "THE YOUNG with Alexis SMITH Brtnn KEITH "BRIDE IS MUCH TOO BEAUTIFUL" BriKltte JOURDAN JOHANSSON-PATTERSON FIGHT FILM! Al UAkJBBA Polk and Green ALflAMOKA PRospect 5-5656 Gregory PECK ft Harry OUARIHNO in PORK CHOP HILL Jnmes CAGNEY ft Don MURRAY In "SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL" with Dana WYNTER ft Olvnts JOHNS JOHANSSON-PATTERSON FIGHT FILM! ACTBrt Castro-Mkt M.1i2'i LAjIKU BOB HOPE "ALIAS JESSE JAMES" "COMPULSION" with Orson WELLES PARKSIDE DISTRICT A DtCirtC Taraval at 19th Ave. rAKftOlUEPark Free. MO.

4-1026 Exclusive San Franelsen Shntvlnc! KODUERS and HAMMERSTEIN'8 "SOUTH jn Stereophonic Sound FIRST TIME AT POPULAR PRICES Today at 1 :45 ft 9:30 PM NO RESERVED SEATS TAKE STREETCAR OR 28 BUS DITtECT TO THEATER Preview at Fox Tonight A comedy-fantasy in color will be previewed tonight at the Fox along with regular showings of "Say One For Me," teaming Bing Crosby and Debbie Reynolds. imiiimiiiiiiiiiimmmiiiiimiiinr BRIGITTE Ceatlneew it. It mmZml Js from 11.30 Ji Co-Starrinq Cont. from 12:30 p.m. NEW UWJk-i SKI "Mil MTIhi Open from 1 a.m.

En3 "The nana MtM un.l "tl IIMM WOTUMDtt (Part III Opa tram 1 p.m. Starring 0n I Noxt Inqmor UtStt CHARLIE IN THE WORLD'S I UxL Hi dAKUUI IX Tht Most licitim "RUSSIA Wed! Lilo "Affaira of Tha Moat Extitlnr ALCAZAR III til MIOX OWtU VJ. LAST TIME TONITE "Explosively Funny" N. T. Mirror THIS SEASONS BROADWAY COMEDY SMASH! FERNANDO MARJORIE LAMAS LORD KISON with HENRY CORDEH gun.

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Burllngam Padre. San Joie Stanford, Alto PLAYHOUSE In picturesque Sausallto Sun. 8:30 "VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET" An hilarious comedy! Just 13 minutes from downtown San Francisco Phono EDge water 2-1251 GIRLS STAGE 4 Shows Dally 11:30, 1:00, 1:00, lOllJ Plus Our Regular 2Vi Hour irlie Raw ADULTS ONIY I 12nd YEAR Wat kow, Today: 1 11 of 7' M-G-M 1 Bi mmjf I 2 -III ilo.l Tha Final Rennet to 'Samurai' TODAY" tsssr Pulver in Kautntr's iAktd Jalfe" Blushea in Eaitman reler! The Final Seouel to 'men 'j vi nil ijiw i Grear Musashi' r- la i Samurai) Eastman color! Tnihiro Mlfun "Beat Arlor" Borgman'i "WILD STRAWBERRIES" CHAPLIN FUNNIEST COMEDY fiVtr" IIO rrffAO JUWLT5 Mj'w only 'MAJOR STUDIO Iff tt LIVVTHE GOLD RUSH' nan jMXm EASTMAN Color 1T The Tempest! The Tempest MACBETH with irt JEAN Loo Honry Katharina Scott tonight at 8:30 MACBETH Sun. at 8:30 HENRY ARNOLD TODAY at 2:30 rnonoi: tta. i-uiii, ii fiitlBitis friB.