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rrrrrrrrrrr Gray Skies Make Movie -s Men Gray Film Nevs Richard Basehart will play the title role in Hitler far Allied Artists. Connie Stevens, dramatic star of Warner Bros. Parrish, was featured star of the Galina, horse show last week. Jerry Lewis next writing-acting project at Paramount is The Errand Boy. 03 DAVE HOLLAND Editor VALLEY TIMES TODAY June 26, 1961 9 Dane, Greek Perfect Pair By DAVE HOLLAND In a dignified manner, Victor Borge strides out onto the Greek Theater stage, bows to the audiences applause in a dignified manner, then lets out an undignified mouthful of smoke.

And hes off on his two-hour laugh-filled Comedy In Music show. His magic fingers occasionally but beautifully gracing what he calls his integrated keyboard, Borge provides 1 CK After a motion picture has been shot and edited, the producer calls in a fellow like Elmer Bernstein and says, Write me some fitting music for this. To the untrained film composer, this presents a distinct problem because he has to fit his music to whatever is happening on the screen. In other words, he may have written an 18-second passage of music, but if a particular scene runs 15 seconds, its the music, not the film, thats cut. Working on the forthcoming The Young Doctors, Bernstein first sits at the piano in his Studio City home and composes, then transfers the notes to score sheets.

In the bottom photo, we sit in on an actual recording session'on the Goldwyn lot where the score is played while the actual film is screened where Bernstein can see thats how its done. Volley -Time TODAY Photoi by Ceone (rich WITH WIT AND WISDOM. M. Hartford, I. A.

Mirror Peter Ustinov ACADEMY AWARD WINNER lot SoHwtmf Ad if to "SfirtKB' 1 U4 Sandra Dk John Gavin JO BY BOB THOMAS AP Movie Writer STOCKHOLM' George Seaton cast an axiouS eye at the leaden Swedish sky. Drops of rain fell -on his forehead and he swore softly- The usually patient director writer and his producing partner, William Perl-berg, have become unwilling specialists in postponed pictures. The first was The Pleasure Of His Company, which was going at a rapid clip when the actors decided to go on strike. They had commitments with William Holden and European studios to film Counterfeit Traitor. What to do? They suspended Pleasure for Counterfeit.

But the celluloid saints decided to bedevil Seaton on Counterfeit Traitor. They sent him some of the worse summer weather in recent European history. Last October, Seaton was in Stockholm trying to shoot summer scenes in sunless 33-degree weather. Seaton returned to Hollywood to finish Pleasure after a six-month hiatus, and the Counterfeit company regrouped here this June. But he had only six days use of Holden, who had to report to London for Satan Never 1 Sleeps.

That was why Seaton eyed the sky. A crack appeared in the clouds, and the film makers scurried to activity, spurred on by their director. I figure these delays cost up $300,000 on each picture, Seaton said later. I do not recommend this as a way of making movies. Fredericks Lensing Ellsworth Fredericks is working as head cinematographer on Appointment in Zahrain, starring Yul Brynner, Sal Mineo, Madlyn Rhue and Jack Warden.

Remember Borges phoene-tic punctuation? He repeats this but adds to the act something similar: inflationary language. With prices going up, Borge says, numbers to be found in words will be going up, also, and when they do, Im ready for it. Wonderful will be two-derful; lieutenant will be lieu-eleven-ant; create will be cre-nine, and so on, Borge says. A sample sentence would be: Darling, you look two-derful three-night. We would love to write on and on about the great Dane but space does not permit, Well end this review here by saying, as Borge might: Three-dle-00 for now.

TECHNICOLOR Ctrtbrnnf AKIM TAMIR0FF A tali Pioduetioa i UmYtml laHmadreal Mux MBEVERCVUBSB classical music with classic gags in a must-see perform ance. A sample joke: My wife and I stopped off in Las Vegas on the way to Los Angeles and when we got to our room, my wife called down for room service. Thirty minutes later, they sent up a table and a dealer. My wife doesnt gamble so she sent back the table. I came in and sent back the dealer I dont gamble either.

Audiences are accustomed to Borges one-man show but in his current Greek appearance, the Dane does something a little different. During the second (and last) half of the show, Borge introduces the pianist for the New York Philharmonic, the very talented Leonid Hambro. Together, they do some beautiful piano stylings that are marvelous in their counterpoint precision. And I mean together! While Hambro is playing Humoresque, the al-ways-in-a-hurry Borge is playing Tea For Two. They do the Minute Waltz Hambro plays the first half, Borge plays the last half so well only have to play half a I CR 5-4484 206 N.

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Mk VICKI 1WCKI1T JOW lAKCR IM-M2M Want To Buy Stars' Paintings? A collection of 90 paintings by motion picture and TV celebrities will be on exhibition and up for sale June 30-July 11 in the Garden of Allah in Lytton Center, 8150 Sunset Blvd. Total proceeds from the sale will be added to the building fund of the now-being-planned Hollywood Motion Picture and Television Museum. Such names as Red Skelton, Harpo Marx, Alfred Hitchcock and Peggy Lee. have contributed paintings to the sale. Other paintings will be on display but not for sale.

Any of the $25 to $2,500 paintings not sold during the regular period of the showing will be sold at auction the final night. 214 N. Maclay, J.l ES tcreenplM by RUTH BROOKS FUPPCN Base an ahorartors treat PRtOCRKft Produce by JtKfY BfctSlER-Drftdee by PAUL VYfcNOKOS C6eeeoeeeeooooeeesfleeeeeeoe FEATURE AT ALL EXCEPT VtUME cauw ncrveis ntaOrTs ivtm miLMi WllDCQUNTRY MATINEES MOST THEATRES of the place where this heroic girl wrote her imper ishable diary is deeply gratifying. The authenticity of the classic model is based upon the fact that Stevens sent a large group of technicians, including photographers and architects, to Amsterdam, under the supervision of George Stevens, to photograph and sketch in the minutest detail the historic Anne Frank site. After two and one-half months, the miniature set was completed and from it, the huge, four story set in which the internationally named motion picture was filmed was eventually 1 constructed.

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WIST BLYNPiC nin-a OR 74817 lOWAttS no IN 7417 HAWAII MO 9 2279 5AIE am T02-716 W1LTMR DU 74147 A $10,000, authentically scaled model of the building in which Anne Frank, the young Jewish girl, hid for 25 months with seven others during the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam, became the prized acquisition of the Hollywood Motion Picture and TV Museum Sunday. Requested by Museum executives, who will display memorabilia of great motion pictures, the classic minature set was officially accepted from director George Stevens by Eugene Zukor, co-chairman of the Committee on Acquisition for the County-sponsored Museum. The scale model served as the key set for Stevens production of The Diary of Anne Frank, which won eight Academy Awards. In making the presenta tion, Stevens said: For all of us who felt so deeply about the story of Anne 1 Frank; the permanent display in the Hollywood Mo tion Picture and TV Museum CM6FHI CANKA fm LAUREL Oivs I Mirt 0184211 EM 8262 eLKNMlf CAPITOL CH 5 2611 C0MP10R niww Ml 8666 VtUME 112 2042 FOX I ft PMTAt OR 8-2323 I TR72M2 Steve Reeves IpHUTKE II MONTI STARUTC win 1 a 7631 AT 4 6036 CPRIN I NAMMPM EttCINO WfTCB ARTISTS ST 44223 I MU 1-4677 RMWAlialt ma UN 86217 in sMonrs BALDWIN AX 3 7164 FrwPartni WARNER I CORNELL IU 0944 I TN 2 MSI COL-Ok MOW RESEDA THEATRE SEPULVEDA SAN VAl DRIVE-INS SPOKEN DRAMA Debbie Reynolds Prod Astair 'Pleasure of His Company' 1 Vincent Ms "MASTS OP WORLD" I 6 I ROCK HUDSON KIRK DOUGLAS MW UHE-lASISUNSElBS Youll have a fine movie tinMl-u ehmnt I ZlalMllt FtltrilfUKMXFUM Turner By unrc Qorothy WAL0HE- Jotipli COnEH- Carol LYNUT NOW Pickwick Drive-In COLO tit I. Ian Fernand Blvd TH470tt Open 5:45 DailySat.

A Sun 1:50 MA ADULTS ONLYI "PRIYATE PROPERTY" "SAVAGE EYE" NOW PLATING thru SATURDAT, JOLT I VICTOR BORGE ut dfuiic LL OF NEW SURPRISCII VAN NUYS Posssssd COLOR DM In DM iso Color Cartoon MMD RUNNER FUTURE STARTS' 13 OO-MO-4-OO-a 1C-R2O-10 JO Met9 iw Lilly PeimarJab "PLEASURE OF HIS COMPANY" Plu "Spanirh Affair" li t. MAGNOLIA! July 1 thru Satjuly JOSE GRECO thru ibelafonte 4401 W. PtiinredSeiti: S4.N (Ml Mill Orlan kccaytad. Ticket ilia at Sat Offici (duly treat is Sm. 12-1) nd ill kiatciit.

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1115 Debbi Reynolds Fred Aitair 'Pleasure of His Company Anthny Perkins Janet Wigh i "PSYCHO Did Someone Move The Iron Curtain, Sir? The sprawling gray buildings that once housed the Gestapo in war-time Berlin have become, for movie purposes, the headquarters of the East German (Russian) police. Billy Wilder moved his cameras and equipment there to shoot some scenes for his new comedy, One, Two, Three, a Mirisch Company presentation starring James Cagney. The film production unit had also raised an immense sign, East German Police Headquarters over the front of the door, and passers-by never fail to do a double-take. Further Iron Curtain atmosphere was provided by a Russian automobile, complete with Moscow license plates, parked in front. DirKtrd anf CIWMiraphad by npnducwl ttpecially for th Civic U(ht Opera L0MA- BURBANK 319 S.

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