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AT HUNTINGTON HARTFORD 1,1 13111 Record Week KAZAN HAS MADE IMF EST AMERICAN Potil Or 'rue YEA NEWSWEEK PEAK. vir.r., 17. 1 hczly we today By ERSKINE JOHNSON (f 17- I 4" eti P1 1 I I nil krOAS lititeRICA mann Texas Singers Set For Opera Competitions 'Thousand Clowns' iUnqualified Hit 'A I hvt, 7, He Plans To Quit Acting 'jli, fr ,:44,00, a 1 4dit ,11 (9 I bill Robert Kelly Pace Fund Drive ROCHESTER. N.Y. (Al') The of Brighton hopes to have a successful ambulance fund drive this year, led by chairman Robert Kelly and his assistants Robert Kelly, Robert Kelly and Robert Kelly.

Robert C. Kelly is chairman of the drive. The other three Kellys, all with different middle initials, are assisting him. The four are not related. SCREEN, DRAMA, MUSIC Aor Welton.

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George Sanders, the "professional cad" of the screen for 25 years, says his role of a millionaire in a new movie probably will be his last. It is. type casting because Sanders IS a millionaire. iIlia long acting career helped, but a business interest in ham for the shelves of England really set him up. I i Ile has a ham canning and pork sausage factory in Scot- i' 7 land which exports through-, out the British Common- li wealth.

Ile also owns a con-, struction company in Italy' Nv le t' 4 which is building three food i. 4 processing plants. 4 "Acting is something of a bore anyway, old boy," he told me on the set of "A Shot In the Dark" in London e. recently. "I think I've about had it.

I'm going to turn to business interests." AOIN, A I i- 4 i i Mr 0 A AML LTANIWGTEVERYW 0 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Texas will be included for the first time this year in the Ilth annual San Francisco Opera Auditions for young singers. The auditions are held here annually for singers of professional caliber in the western U.S. and Canada. The auditions are sponsored by the Merola Fund. Included are Austin, Texas; San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver Denver, Salt Lake City and Honolulu.

ASCAP Celebrates Its 50th Birthday NEW YORK (AP) The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) celebrated its 50th birthday Thursday. Composer Victor Herbert was one of ASCAP's first 192 members. Today there are more than 9.000 members. welfare worker does the whole thing work out in the end. The performances are all outstanding, but the writer, in the capable hands of Dane Clark, becomes a many faceted individual who is indeed like the "Thousand Clowns" that pour out of a tiny car at a circus.

YOUNG Barry Gordon is absolutely sensational as the Bob's onthe road topaternitg and the global girls tea want tO show him way. en Art- 4 the 1 pant: and the siobal girls lieroolg dw.oigq; -tsk want to show him preantt Ow A Ads- -'R the waY I By ED REES Valley Times Special Writer I One of the more provocative comedies to hit town in many moons is now on view at the Huntington Hartford, Theater and it is an evening, that the playgoer will remember for several reasons. First of all, there is the play itself. It's witty in an adult manner, it's lines, sparkle and sing, and the playwright, Herb Gardner, has not written down to his audience. RATHER, he has said, "Come along, if you want to think with us; have fun, and if you don't enjoy thinking, or having funthen stay! behind." Secondly, there is a cast of the most ingratiating players that has been assembled for much too long to even remember.

And thirdly, there is a perceptive directorial job by Fred Coe that doesn't allow the onstage proceedings to lag for a moment. IN SHORT, put them all together and they spell HIT. The story concerns a television writer who becomes tired of his job of writing a kid's show and decides to against society at He also has the job of bringing up his 12 year old nephew who is aptly described as "a middle aged kid" and only through the help of an understanding precocious youngster, and he well deserves the awards he received from the critics during the New York run of the show. A grownup and delightful Margaret O'Brien is the charming heroine who manages to set things right, and Paul E. Richards is a standout as a confused TV comic.

Conrad Fowkes and Harry Basch are also excellent in the roles assigned them and the delightfully cluttered setting is credited to George Jenkins. In short, see "A Thousand Clowns" because there's almost a thousand reasons why you should. GEORGE SANDERS "All a bore." 1 CAN BEVERLY HILLS BE TOO EXCLUSIVE? Beverly Hills, home of the stars, is in the midst of a 50th anniversary celebration. The town has more movie stars per square inch than an Oscar show. Jerry Lewis, who now lives in Bel-Air, said he found Beverly Hills too exclusive for him.

"Who wants to live in a town where the fire department has an unlisted number?" he noted. EXCLUSIVE VALLEY AO EMI( 50 Ai EN 21111. FREE PARKING 'COMPLETELY OFFBEAT I -bosley crowther. n.y.times SANDERS and his wife, the former Benita Hume, widow of Ronald Colman, now live in Switzerland, where his CADCO Corp. is based.

He took the "Cad" from the title of his successful book, "Memoirs of a Professional Cad." "A Shot in the Dark," starring Peter Sellers, is a comedy. "A leas says George, "I'll go out with a laugh." SELECTED short subjects: A movie about the notorious Dachau concentration camp of World War II will be produced by a German film company. Beverly Hillbillies' Irene Ryan, Max Baer Jr. and Donna Douglas will hit the road in the spring for big personal appearance loot. Spike Jones will go along with his wacky band.

Charlton Heston is all but set for a movie in Tokyo, with a Japanese costar. Filming of the "Tom Dooley" biopic starts in Thailand in March. No casting yet. cL. out to change her image with the role of an unwed mother in "The Oldest Story." Juliet Prowse's manager (who keeps her salary going up and up) is named Mark Mordoh.

Very appropriate, since It is pronounced: "More-dough." PALS WHO know Cary Grant best report he was shaken up a year ago when his favorite New York film critic strayed from his views on "A Touch of Mink" and gave Cary a personal tip. He commented that despite Grant's youthful appearance, it might be wise for Cary to consider his age (now (iO) in accepting "young girl-chasing roles." That he accepted the advice, in a way, is on display in the current "Charade." The star's hair is gray at the temples and the girl (Audrey Hepburn) chases HIM. iorciff 1(13 Aric lorseri )ivail2 rF Nohniah ersoll Julio licGivor hulas Berger30 icky Sh3lighlleS4 AND CO-STARRIND Nivons.soNyK Assoc.EppoDuc. SCREENPIA BY Eugene Vale Arthur Marx AND Bob FisherAND Charles tederer STORY BY PRODUCED BY DIRECTED BY Eugene Vale Hall Bartlett Jack Arnold A AdsilaIl 11tlett IFoduction garrig3 Bob-Hope A gall btlett IFoduction ts, garrig3 1 -Bob Hope 40 11 1 ---43 and rri-he ,:,,4 I Globat, Girlsin so I 4 GI 0 I MIL 0 1.4 CISTARRING AS TE GLOBAL GMT It ICh 0 our. 1(13 Ariciorseq )ivail2 i'll3 316r1g Nohcmiah holl 1 1 Julio licGivor tic(ilis Berger30 l'I iCkq Sh3lighlleS4 AND CO-STARRING 1i10 ikl IVO AS'SONYA: ASS.00IATE PRODUCER SCREENPLAN BY Eugene Vale Arthur Marx AND Bob Fisher.D Charles tederer STORY BY PRODUCED BY DIRECTED BY Eugene Vale Hall Bartlett Jack Arnold 1 Of 2, 144 4 AtINIAlltit.ANDIRIVI4 2 NOW GREAT HITS Book Display Leads To Epic "GODARD COMES THROUGH WITH A WINNER I -archer winstaap a.

ypost "A very handsome and very fanny I show! A pungent deli ght!" -41 V. rib. JEAN-We GODARD '5 3 Intimate tales 41 about people who live the way people came in 20 volumes and few, if any producers, had ever read it. Mann, who had just finished making "El Cid" for Samuel Bronston in Spain," bought a copy. After he read it he hopped a plane for Madrid and sold Bronston on the idea.

The $16-million production of "Fall of the Roman Empire" was recently completed, with Mann as director and Bronston as producer. And that's how epics are, made. How do big movies come about? Two years ago, director Anthony Mann was walking down Piccadilly Circus. It was raining in London at the time and he couldn't get a cab. A display in Hatchard's bookstore, one of the world's oldest, stopped him.

The window was filled with the new Oxford condensed version of Gibbons "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire." THE NEW version had 1,500 pages. The original MY hie to liug 4 A rt Etarrin0 ANNA KARINA' JACKIE Gleason's choice ADVICE TO would-be act- of doing his CBS-TV show in ors from Don Porter: Florida, instead of Holly-''Practice enunciation by wood as once rumored, left filling your mouth with mar- CBS Hollywood staff membles and using one less mar- bers thinking they were ble every day. nen you've lucky. A penthouse built for lost all your marbles, you're Danny Kaye now occupies an actor." the roof of CBS' Television When their adopted daugh- City here, and as one CBS ter arrives July 3giving man pointed out: Jerry and Patti Lewis seven "If Jackie came to Holly-children the Lewises will wood, we'd probably have to add a new wing to their build a penthouse for Jackie home. Thirty-three rooms, on top of Danny Kaye's pent-they say, just aren't enough.

house." Movie trade paper head- New Optical Proc- Enables Drive-in The-Rod to Operate in Day-Anna 311 Enables Drive-in The- to Operate in I. -A, Iry ka, WUNEA. Speciel Jury Venice film reetionti lfef EASURE HOUSE OF 0.1 DANIELLE DARRIEUX JEAN GABIN Tw 14 SIMONE SIMON 11 CLAUDE DAUPHIN 11 EUR011E Ha NEVER BEFORE HAS THE CAMERA DARED TO FOCUS SO INTIMATELY, SO REVEALINGLY! Act 4 DOWNTOWN WFNTWOnD TNOND COVINA LOS CREST ENCINO COVINA iNGt wor ANGELES p.sAmNA CM INN CITY CENTUF 14,1 tvw000 a- LOS ANGELES UNITED MERALTA Dial VE11 WORLD CENTER ARTISTS OS AW sON Mal' WILSHIRE IN rFI DOISIINME1101 OLYMF INITFO IRMIS SANTA HONNTa ONINE 4 STAR DMA's WMCHVITE II Gt FNOAtE 14LINT. MIN Call Thestre or Ormele PARADISE CAPITOL PARK ler Show times iNGt w000 CENTURY US OLYMPIC ONIVEIN or Otorele timot SOUTH GATE VINELAND DRIVE-IN DRIVIIN DRIVIE-IN ANGTtES Vsoi NM'S Et WIWI! VICTORY EL MONTE DRIVEIN DRIVILIN RESEDA WHITTIER DRIVE94 DRIVEIN -I CANOGA PARK PrACH II HANFRA WWitilER lift I WEIR MAGNOLIA HOLIDAY STRAND GARFIELD WHITTIER MEL OPEN ALL NIGHT! otOLLVIOPOOD Pozz. WO 4-6113 SO HOLLYWOOD WORLD '11ta BOTH THEATERS Al 04 HAYWOOD A GOWER CONT.

Om IS NOON SO )1J GO EVA MARIE Saint signed a two-movie deal with MGM "ne: "Oa starting with "36 Hours" opposite James Garner and eSS Rod Taylor. aters Anna Maria Alberghetti is mt rivriumyrttyntntirrtTril 4Z 0 -ue --se --e e' 1 tetk FAT Tilittil I 1 uvula '4 kl PLAZA Theatre 4 1 )11523 Santa Monica 131.1 6 Ms. W. of Sepulveda Box Office Opens 6.45 1 :1 NowIngmar Bergman's, 1 td Top Stars In EIKE N.A pi EVA MARIE Saint signed a two-movie deal with MGM line: "Claim starting with "36 Hours" op- posite James Garner and ess Taylor. aters Maria Athproliptti i light" Ed, site -James Garr-lei ess aters )d Taylor.

na Maria Aihergbetti is 'light" 375.7A719,' 2145tA 77W lir dk my A TivoLl II (.1 PVT (It 4 "Ar'NM 'il 7. PAUL 1:1 ,,,1 pLA A Theatre 1 4,.. 11523 Santa Monica Ed 'A 1 6 Wks. W. of Sepulvedall S- Box Office Opens 6.45 11 1 NowIngmar Bergman's Top Stars In ktt 1 rlwr IthE The Syvedus h'l FREI PARKINS i KANCKAZE 'A GLOBAL AFFAIR' 'KANC-KAZE 'A GLOBAL AFFAIR' FREE PARKINS 140 7-0811 Your PASSPORT to Voluptuous Pleasure by the creator of "THE IMMORAL MR.

TEAS" 5 The telti 'Commercial Ladies' 3: of EUROPE )v Practice the oldest fl Profession in the 1 World SEE (IN --'4 most fabulous SHOWGIRLS It: of Europe I featuring ABUNDAVITA the Boson! bountiful! OLOR 1 A ADULTS Voluptuous Pleasure by the creator of "THE IMMORAL Mit tt. v. re al, Ila IC 0 The 446 'Commercial Ladies" of EUROPE Practice the oldest Profession in the 1., World 4, fabulo ous 1 SHOWGIRLS of Eurep-- featuring ABUNDAVITA 'r' 1- 8 the BOSOM! bountiful! ---ArFOLLTIODI10 COLOR -i- ADULTS DLALR LUU WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT LIVE 7ELECAST FED. 25 LISTON vs. CLAY NUYS Box Office Open 12 Noon DRIVE-IN Incl.

Sunday 15040 Roscoe Blvd. Si'. 67511 With CoFeaturs JUST ONCE MORE Shown at 7 and 9 51 With CoFeature JUST ONCE MORE shown at 7 and 9 51 1 STANLEY KRAMER 4( 'cl ISA' PACIFIC'S 1 1Z Mill4141 uft a nolmatoe sus Argo .1: 1 1 1 fl'i i THEATRE at suNsu WAR 2 SHOWS TODAY HO 433441 2 PM. imd II PA- N. i7 1 i I Mistress zit Its all about )'-f k.A It-a1Nle)1PRI NOM I OPEN DAILY 6:45 SATURDAY 5.45 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT a Champ, a Chump, a Chimp and a Chick! I WALT DISNEY.c:sil -R)MW Screenplay by TOM and HELEN AST elm 0,11 it by satwAtsm Associate Producer RON MUERDirected by ROBERT STEVENSON SEE DIRECTORIES FOR 2nd FEATURES! The Lovers I slaing inn EMU Inn Marc BET VALLEY 6937 TOPANGA 111 CANOGA PARit 6937 TOPANGA CANOGA PARK WEST 340-7434 THEATRE 340.7436 .0 NOW PLAYIN 41.

11tpRizE to 'ow bestsoitot booming a Sillief Of a IWO sommER "11151111 shi Eth SMASH WEEK! THEATRE BEVIRLY SILLS 9404 Mkt illvd.44 Comp Dri Po Lit 14121 1101410. Op Sim- Ptrf. 5 ZO, 7:45, 1010 :0 4, Is p4t, 17 10 7.41.Y1c,P45,111-1, PRESFNTS '1 14 SHERMAN OAKS FOX CAPRI TONITE 8:30 P.M. METROGoLDWYNMAYER -17 TEC ICOLOR 11-11C2fridir Dit WTIE Tr WC 13 BOXOFFICE NOW OPEN 10AM to 9 PM SUNDAY 12:00 NOON REGULAR RESERVED SEAT PERFORMANCES EVENINGS AT 810 pm. A Pi (Except St1.11:45 Sum.

It00 MAWS 6.401 200 HOL 4112 NI944 SAT. MATS. 1:30 4 3:00 p.m. Reserved Seat Tichett at Doe Office or Mail Order or Si. California Music 637 So.

Sill and all Mutual Agencies (phone Mt. 71248 for pour liParost locatton) KID SHOW SAT. 12:45 Fox NnrthrZdue 10170 Reseda Blvd DI 17-740S "ESCAPADE IN JAPAN" plus "THE RAIDERS" Mans Favorite Sport The Raiders Under the Yum Yum Tree Mary, Mary CAtL THEATRES NOR SHOW TIMES VAN NUYS ILA 11417 V.N. BLVD. STS2731 t2S1 IltVD.

$14191t I IA REINA 14626 VENTURA ST48311 Man's Favorite Sport The Raiders STUDIO CITY Under Yom Yorti Tree New Kind of Love MHORTH HOLLYWOOD Et. PORTAL Merlin Disneyland After TONITE 8:30 NM Pirr3 to, 1 it "1" 11.1 I It .1 A' A' lt. A qiii. i. .4 3 4 Zoil 5, METRO GOLDWYN MAYER 4.

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1:30 4 3:00 pm. Mistress Rill wiii SMASH WEEK! slarrig inn EMU Inn Marc BET Reserved Seat Ticket at Box Moe or Mil Order or So. 0Worms Music I 637 So. Mill St and all SIAM AtP lIti is (phone Mk TINS tor seer neatest iocatton) ,1 4 I IllitElitlAIINER I I OPEN DAILY 6,45 VALLEY 6937 TOPANGA BLVD. 1 SATURDAY 5.45 r011 CANOGA PARK Iir.4 21 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT A WEST 4.

THEATRE fin- nit -on lo 1, 1, 17 7.0 V.C,745 101 KID SHOW SAT. 12:45 Fors 14 rt ridn el F' se 10170 Reseda Blvd DI 9-749S 4 Its all about a Champ, a Chump, a Chimp and a Chick! ESCAPADE IN JAPAN" plus "THE RAIDERS" I 1 l' 1,,. WALT a et Es igtIT GENERAL. I '3 PRFSFNTS c.4 1 CORPOIRAIION 0 P97 CALL THEATRES NOR SHOW 'TIMES 1 ,1 It! 4 C3121 NUYS Li DAKs El it I 1 I I) )A likA I 0 I FOX aall V.N BLVD. ST.S.2731 IA REINA 14626 VENTURA ST.0.8311 ie Sftt 7 ''''''t Man Favorite Sport Man's Favorite Sport osir dak I The Raiders The Raiders I L4 CAPRI t211 STUDIO CITY I 1 0 ST4 1: -4 i 1 Lj.

I Under the Yum Yum Tree Under Yum Yum Tree ii 6611148ft 'k -rhi ma A It-GINIe)L9R' Mary, Mary New Kind of Love iutviivrr KRK ERsr 'IN t. rn NORTHRIDGE El MIIORTH HOLLYWOOD A Screenplay by TOM and Haiti iiiioiLl elm on I stun by satwAtseAssociate Producer RON MILIERDirecled by ROBERT STEVENSON I SEE DIRECTORIES FOR 2nd FEATURES! NW PLAYII IG i i Deyla After Merlin isnnd sm tirictintivo CIFIVIDRIVICAPOKEI ICE PANS PM SHOW STARTS A30 CIMPRFN I.NDPR 12 FRFF liFFIC4 PM SHow STARTS R.30 PM I.NDPR FRFF rx. TEE fliSAVENTURES cAll VA' OF MERLIN JONES FilE flISADMITURCS OF MERLIN JONES gind llop llo ll op llop and I Winona Murder at the Gallop I 111-11171 FUN IN ACAPULCO and WHEELER-DEALERS Bet. Saticoy A Roscoe D1-6-6211 LAUREL Laurel Cyn N. Van Nuys EM-9-2538 PICK WICK Alamda W.

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H026621 Toni Jones El WILSCE 4440 The Victors FINE ARTS 1551 Ingmar The Silence 1 1 I 1 11 Charade T. IRIS ON HOLLYWOOD IL. HO-3-244 WILSHIRE 440 I ii.i-so, AM trlitigNiAlmrLht C.C1114 UM' F.W.ni 1 VOGUE The Great Escape 4673 HOLLYWD, It. H04.6421 The Victors Ingmar FINE ARTS 1 "The Misadventures of Merlin Jones MERAITA, Downey. PANORAMA, Panorama Citpi Torn Jones The Silence osO.m..-0.1,--,....,...mon,kmoft..ol.

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