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BROOKLYN EAGLE, THUR AUG umi vAoon Jllr.l:!!!!!: SCREEN 5 By Jan Corby AUantic Playhouse are holding WWWll I WWilbTe mw swvv Veronica Pataky, the Hungarian actress who does the Joan of Arc sequence In "Miracle of the Bells," Is a dead At Fox, With New 'Rusty' ringer for Ingrid Bergman, who plays the role In "Joan of Lorraine." Veronica portrays a temperamental movie star lumbia's "Scne of Rusty," fourth tn "They Wont Believe Me" and a their "Rusty" series. In it the lor- playing the part of Joan, and new Rusty picture, "Son of Rusty," over for a second meec a two-i feature show composed of a recent French importation and a Russian motion picture. The program Is: "The Queen's Necklace." starring- Vivian Romance, a Oallle production wltn the star of "Carmen' in a story of violence and greed, and The Road Home," a film tribute to lndestructlbel human dignity. Both attractions have English sub-titles. 'Black Narcissus' at the Fulton, Ntw Dual Program at Loew's Met With the arrival of "Black Narcissus," new British film, Its newly set-up screen, the Fulton Theater, which used to present stage shows, became a movie theater yesterday.

"Black Narcissus," released through Universal-International, is presented by i. Arthur Rank, and start Debormh Kerr, who; A. aa Miss Harris ends her article with able Mitchell family returns to tl. screen, with Ted Donaldson play- opened yesterday at the Fox The ater. an anecdote.

Barbara, she relates, was telling her director how she her characterization of the petulant cinema queen is sQmurderous that the rest of the industry is trying to pressure RKO into dropping the sequence John Oar- wanted to play a certain scene In "They Won't Believe Me" li a gripping' drama, starring Robert Young, Susan Hayward and Jane Oreer. The story centers on the Cry Wolf in order to bring out lieid cant seem to make up emotional values. The director mind. Not long ago he was going her how lone It would take 1 I i escapade of a young married man-about-town, played by Young, 1 make his permanent home tnf play tne her Wiy. Misji'Aivlum of HorrorV 'New York, and now he's building HalTris wrltes: I who, though his wealthy wife provides him with the luxuries he apalaceinBrentwooa.swanklim-.

DUinwi town suburb The Canadian At midnieht tcnieht the RKO Is already known to American audiences, and David Parrar, who: "Bulldo? Drummond at Bay." Is not. The story Is based on a new mystery thriller, and "DLs-novel of some years 0 by Rumer honored Lady." with Hedy Lamarr, Godden, and revolves around tl" nre sharing the new bill at Loew's effort of a small group of Theater. Protestant nun of the Angliran The long-popular fiction favorite. Church to found a school and hns-; Bulldog Drummond. get a new pital In a desolate region, on a lease on life in Columbia Pictures, craves, aannot resist other women.

Uati n. tire CAun l. a iinia ru im mm inausny win oegin nanoing out Bushwlck Theater will be con In turn he falls in love with Jane ing Danny and the canine star Rusty, as usual, playing the dog Rusty. ') This time young Danny starts trouble in the quiet village where the Mitchells live when he cUacor- i ers that a newcomer was once In. an army prison.

Called an ex-eon- vict by the townsfolk, the new man ts the storm center of the village during a series ot adventures which end up in court. Later, the prison angle is cleared up satisfactorily and the whole village learns a lesson in tolerance for others. While "Son of Rusty" wia delight the youngsters, it is the kind of picture that can be enjoyed also by those who come to the Fox primarily to see They Wont Believe Me." its own Oscars next Soon verted Into an Asylum of Horrors Apparently Barbara or. Oreer. and Susan Hayward.

and his wife, played by Rita Johnson, as Jim uavies. tne masseur at as Dr. Silkinl prints his Pranken immnil loonier that all miunlrt UK nfl IUI 1UI1H. I gorilla man. and tries to break up each affair by providing her husband with new in Japan are blind their hand are "balled up Irtr arithmetic.

Movie of and gpints t0 film nms throush a rimra at ri Lw. 6 000-foot peak of the Himalayas, latest chapter of his adventures. Ron Randell, Australian film star The film is In Technicolor. The interests, including buying him a I mult vi oviiivwiiiib' 7" me ana oon mr riai 10 stage as feet per second, or 90 feet a min- Kasan IslrinD rn Kllrtrl fate ranch. Affairs move speedily to gets a 1.

1 1 1 vii vu chill and thrill the audience. Rounding out this unusual mid i I mA JbJit plays the role of Bulldog, which in this film story involves stolen jewel, a kidnaped Scotland Yard detective, a furious gun fight, and photography Is superb. The story itself is off the beam. A foreword explain carefully that the nuns depicted are not Roman Catholic ward complete tragedy, and the dissolute husband meets death by night show will be a companion police guns. ute.

six minutes, men, wouia use up 540 feet of film. So Barbara, the expert, was off the beam to the tune of 460 feet of film. So says La it, the expert. horror feature on the screen, "The Body Snatcher," starring Boris nuns, that their vows and regula-js blond mystery woman, Anita The aventures of a boy' and his faithful dog are continued in Co Karloff. (ions are much more elastic than Louise Thi Bulldog Drummond.

ace de those of the nuns of the Catholic Church. But even with this ex- tective, is taking a vacation in a Clinton Theater Leased I u. -lit ITIUTtlVMi tVUw-i 1IVW fttif i 1, a pianation. the mixed atmosphere quiet English spot when a stone of religious seclusion and romantic crashes through his window, is very confusing. 1 ting off the Series of episodes that can people get? They been jTOr Tiaaisn rOIK nay New Danny Kaye Film At the Astor Today 'The Secret life of Walter Mltty," co-starring Danny Kaye EX-SAILOR, Guy Madison, who zoomed to film fame, is starring in "Honeymoon," with Shirley Temple.

The picture is being held for a second week ot the Brooklyn Paramount Theater, with "Riff -Raff" added. flocking to buy property at 29 Palmj. California hamlet, ever The Clinton Theater on the lower East Side, has been leased helpers in his department. Says they do real well, too Those newspaper-ad plugs by Sam Gold-wyn for Metro's "Cynthia" have H'wd rubbing Its eyes. Sam's never been noted for over-appreciation of rival studios' products a Romay's press agent announces the actress has signed up at UCLA for a course in real estate law.

He didn't mention why, so you'll just have to suess. like the rest of us Wonder what Freud would nake of Valli's hobby? Instead of setting autogTaphs, she a.ks people to sk-tch a picture of a rat That English film title. "Green for shouldn't surprise anybody coming from people who drive on the wrong side of the street. by Israel Rosenberg, Jewish actor director, who will produce a series 'and Virginia Mayo, in Samuel of full-length Yiddish folk plays Deborah Kerr is the presumably lead him and his assistants Into serene Mother Superior a very 1 wild chase fcf the missing Scot-Jouthful one of the group. David: land Yard man.

who had a fortune Parrar the bumptious British 'in diamonds with him when he of the native ruler, who hasldlsappeared. When the smoke of Invited the nuns to take over an battle finally clears one of the old palace perched hih on the crooks is dead, the missiii? deier-mountain. Sister Deborah Kerritive turns up as good ns new aivi Ooldwyn's Technicolor production of the James Thurber short story, opens today at the Astor Theater. Music Hall Attendance Breaks Summer Records With an attendance 'of 468,575 expected In the three weeks ending last night. Radio City Music Hall is breaking all Summer attendance records with Its comedy film hit.

"The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer," and 'its new stege musical spectacle, "Melody Time." Attendance for the third week of the program is expected to top 157,500, bettering each of the first two record-breaking weeks. "The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer," starring Cary Grant, Myma Loy and Shirley Temple, begins its fourth week today. there this coming season. The theater, which is now being completely renovated, will open on Aug. 29, with "Parnuse," a comedy-drama by Chune Oottesfeld.

in which Aaron Lebedeff 4iid Vera Rosanko are to be co-starred. tries hard to disregard David, the mystery woman and Bulldo Parrar. but is forced to depend on' Drummond have found love. Criterion Theater Has This marks the third time Kaye and Miss Mayo have teamed up in a Ooldwyn Technicolor musical comedy. They were previously seen together in 'The Kid from Brooklyn" and "Wonder Man." him for this and that, and takes; I nUUu since that ditty, "The Lady from 29 ralms" hit the airways Lionel Hampton's recording royalties this year are $167,000.

He'a made 250 disc in the last five years And while we're talking dough Duke Ellington, who used to draw down $1,750 a week, it now getting $3,000, on account of the name-band shortage The tune, "Rain. Go Away," which Ida Lupino alngt Id "Deep Valley," ls her own composition H'wd disc jockey Wendell Noble makes his listeners an attractive offer. For 15 cents hell send them a picture of himself to put on their piano. For 25 rents he'll come over and sit on their piano in person. uennis OKeeie ana jonn Lxier tn riflif rirtariiiniT of th hnv friend i I i I.

tT.J.. she used to have In Ireland. Sister w'1" V. Inspired by the realism of the There was an embarrassing boner film, the Criterion Theater is i though probably nobody outside uisnonorea Lay. as a resi- Flora Robnon plants petunias in the lats ci-M-ih it iatH nnmun ran "Brooklyn and Broadway Night Life" will not appear while its conductor, Lew The St.

Louis-born actress also had a leading role in "The Best Years of Our Lives," Goldwyn one of the most tin-. of Hollywood caught it in that re- potato paten. Sister jenny Laud iLJ i featuring editor of a smart magazine nor in usual tneater loDoy displays Sheaffer, is on vacation. Academy Award winning picture. magazine.

becomes involved with a wealthy current showing of Mark After telling you what a sharp gal Barbara is, and how much she knows about the movie business. ueis nysieric. aisier itatnieen Byron gives every evidence of going mad and does go mad, after first sending to Calcutta for a new red flock, letting her hair grow under her bonnet, and throwing herself at David Parrar. who hustles her back to the convent. It's all the story says because the wind keeps blowing.

It gets on foreigners' nerves. diamond merchant, jonn production, 'Brute But despairing of happiness in the: old life, she changes her identity Force." and begins a new kind of existence! Steel plates, iron bars and grim, in Greenwich Village. There she wiiu clate a startling aP X-V -V -V I Yon haven't lived untilyouVe seen meets a struggling young student, Dennis O'Keefe. and they fall in I The box office is encased in slcel with bars and revolving search- love. Hedy's past, however, catches up with her.

and sne oecome iignus to give me eiiecv oi a prison implicated in the murder of her tower. According 10 mis. Bessie old friend, the diamond man. Only 'Dove, manager of the Criterion LIFE WITH FATHER on the patrons and pas.sers-by stop and when O'Keefe announces that he loves her, regardless of what she stare and actually test the bars to see whether they are real or may have done, is Hedy encouraged lo fight for her life against the not. charae of murder.

"Brute Force stars Burt Lan- "Dishonored Ladv" comes to I caster. Hume cronyn. L.naries Loew's Met straight from Broad- Bickrord, Yvonne DeCarlo. Anni wav, where it enjoyed a long run.Blyth and Ella Raines, and is With "Bulldog Drummond" it pro-currently in its fifth week at the vides absorbing screerl fare. I Criterion.

Interwoven with this peculiar recital of life in a religious community is a slight story of the youthful scion of the native ruler, who visits the convent regularly to study wlta the much younger native children. All dressed up like a rajah, with ropes of pearls and bushels of emeralds hung around on his embroidered coats, he further disturbs the convent by dousing himself with a perfume called Black Narcissus. The perfume is mentioned only once, which seems hardly a reason for calling the whble film "Black Narcissus." This young scion runs off with a native girl the sisters are trying to educate. Then the sisters pack up and go home. Of the actors, It is only fair to say for Deborah Kerr that the habiliments of a nun are of little aid in putting across a vivid film personality.

Ingrid Bergman did it in "The Bells of St. Mary's," but Miss Kerr is not Miss Bergman. David Parrar, presented with much RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL Showplace of the Nation Rockefeller Center II IJ X' tSI "One of the happiest pictures ever at the Music Hall." Mortimer, Mnor advance fanfare, Is distinctly at a disadvantage as. a guy who bullies nuns. Its an unfortunate introduction of a man who seems to have plenty of acting ability.

"Black Narcissus" was written for the screen, produced and directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE BROOKLYN Al.BEC "The Bwt Tfir of Our Uvti." 10 08 as. 4 OS. 7 0S. 10 OS fOX ThT Wont B'litVf 1100 1 SO.

4:40. 1:30. 10 20. don ot Rui- ty." 12:41. 3 31, 11 METROPOLITAN "Dlhonorfd Lid 11:01.

4 44. 7:39. 10 34: "Bull- dot Drummond at Bar." 13:34. 3 29 24, 9 19 Paramount "Honfjmoon." 11 oo 1 53. 4:48, 7:39.

10 39: 'Rlff-Rilf. 12:33. 3:3. II, I II TRAND Woman 11 00. 1 SS --7.

sH1llr organ ajVil ijllj' i'" )' 4:30. 7:4.1. 10 40. "Dint Mr Destiny" 12:24. 3.19 6:14.

09 MANHATTAN STOR "Thf Sfcul Lif of Waltfr 9:10. 11:09. 1:08. 3.07, 5:06. 7:05.

9 04. 11.03, 1 02. CAPITOL "Tha 10 40. 1 44. 5:08, 8:15.

11:36. Slate, 12:51. 3:09 7:22, 10:28 CRITBRION "Brtltt rorce" 9 30. 11:20. 1:15.

3:10. 5 05. 1:00. 8:55. 10.50.

12:45 FULTOM "Black Narcums." 11:00. 12:58. 1:88. 4.54. 8:82.

850. 10:45. GLOBE "Northwest Outpost," 8 00, 10:49. 12:38, 3:28. 4 ,28, 6:29, 8:29, 10:30.

12:30. HOLLYWOOD "Possessed," 11:02, 1:08, 3:14 8:20. 7:26. 9:32. 11:38.

UU81C HALL "The Bachelor and tha Bobby Soier." 10:49, 1:35, 4:20. 7-25. 10 15 Stage. 12:84. 3:10, 6 15.

8:15. PARAMOtJNT "Welcome Strantrt." 1 25 10:57. 1 36. 4:17. 7 02.

9 45. 12 59. State. 10.12. 12 49.

3:30, 6:15, 6 58 11:11 RIVOL1 "CrOMftra." 10:54, 12:58. 2:58, Now" 10:45, 1:50. 4:45. 7:45, 10.48. State.

12:50. 3:50, 8:50. 8'50. ROXT "1 Wonder Who't KUslm Het 8.00. 6 43, 8:29.

10:14, 11:59. TRAND "Marked Womtn." 12 47 3 A3. 6 39. 8:38. 12:14: "Dust Bt My Detinj." 11:18.

2:12, OB. 8:04. 11 03 I li' 1 (I I m-VJ-m ar imii. IS-' -IT ON THE GREAT STAGE OCCXSTEDS I akTHOt'iaNK Vl DEDC.TAII KERR tj ielizabeth Taylors a. QaU DtjW lVUCnADli LUrii.la.1 r.

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