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Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 16

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0 For Hope in Film THE HOLLYWOOD SCENE By LOWELL EKEDELIRCS i Count BOb Hope among Hollywood's' bigger stars who believes in -giving credit 'where credit is due In his latest comedy a wacky farce Jilraed In France Hope says was never Hope refers to the daredevil exploits of a French stuntman Gil Delamare who doubles for Hope In some dangerous feats The picture opens Friday at noon at the Fox Wilshire 1 1 I Horn Drum to Open -Thursday al Promt A new three-act' play opens Thursday at 'the Profile Theater 1600 La Brea The play written and directed by Ronald Collier concerns- the defeat of a trumpet player Role are played by Richard Darkness Marcia Vaughan Lois De La Tour Roy Ray Carolyn Lacy Stanley Backus and Dabld Hendry -The play will run Thursday through Sundays at 8:30 pan Admission is by donation SINGER Tony1 Bennett Columbia recording artist -opens a vocal engagement -t tomorrow night at the coanut Grove 1 at 'v fiOLOIBT-j-Lukas Foss will be soloist with Andie Pre-i vin in Bach Concerto in Major! for two pianos Thursday night during the Albert Schweitzer Hospital Benefit concert at Wil-shire Ebell Theater I DEBORAH KERR DAVID NIVEN CCKUOUR TR2TE2C1 I C2EHZZ3 J- AMUSING SCENE Fernandel noted French comedian disguised as a laundress flirts with a gardener at a' mental clinic in this camera shot from Holiday" Bob new starrer which opens a -first-run engagement Friday at the Fox Wilshire Theater Festival I- Opens Saturday At Disneyland Daily shows and personal appearances by television's popular Houttkrtten nightly dancing in the enlarged Plaza Gardens and the opening of the breathtaking Canyon will highlight the Spring Festival at Disneyland beginning Saturday Continuing through Saturday April 5 Disneyland will be open from 10 am to midnight every day and will have special feature for every age The Mouseketeera atari television's Mouse will perform in two shows each day at 1:30 and pjn including an extra show Sunday April 6 In addition the talented youngsters along with Jimmy Dodd and Roy Wil Him will sign autographs twice each day prior to the shows Dancing each evening until midnight another popular Disneyland feature will highlight the music of the Elliott Bros Orchestra The dancing will take place in the completely new covered and enlarged Plaza Gardens dance area Two of Disneyland's new 1958 attractions the Grand Canyon Diorama and the Gurley Excursion will be unveiled during the festival Visitors will see the 306 feet long panorama of Arizona's famed Grand Canyon from the Santa Fe and Disneyland Railroad trains Including the new excursion train From their seats in the trains passengers look the Canyon viewing in the foreground animals trees and typical rock formations found on -the high rima overlooking the Grand Canyon itself accomplished by means of the longest painting in the world An extra' added attraction on Saturday April 5- will be the performance at Disneyland by Little Gaelic Singers of County Derryv Ireland" This group of 23 young Irish lasses is on its second tour of- the United States following nationwide acclaim of their sing ing and dancing in 1956 Their native Irish music and lively dances will be featured at Disneyland April 5 at 2 JO pm Spring Festival Week' is also the last week of Disneyland's Bonus Reason Through 'Run-day April 6 Disneyland is giving each person who purchases a ticket book two bonus tickets free of charge The bonus tickets may be used for any attraction In Disneyland i SMASH WISH citi--ao pm wa am THE TMUNDEMM MU OF THE MEAT DRIVE FROM THE RW 6RAN0E TO THE FLESHFOTS OF 0HUMI Oscbt Predictions and Prtftrtnces Predicting the Oscar winners long has been a favorite indoor sport around Our Town Actually since the advent of other awards by the New-York critics the foreign preset various 'magazines and the industry unions to aay nothing of -a among Academy voten conducted by a trade paper here much of the risk of predicting has been reduced These awards ty wdi 'the the final Academy winners with a 1 few exceptions1 of course In fact these awards unquestionably have' some influence on the Academy voters for they axe very well publicized Anyway here is the way- my crystal ball comm up with tomorrow night's Oscar winners in the more popular categories: Film Bridge on the River Actress Joanne Woodward In Three Paces of Alec Quinnem in Supporting actress Mi- -yoshi Umeki in i Supporting actor Red Buttons in Directing David Lean for Screenplay Angry Men" Story and screenplay' Woman" the Way" These predictions are beset on various factors such as the Screen Writers honoring Angry and the Screen Directors honoring David Lean for Kwai? the NY critics voting Guimiess as top 'actor Miss Woodward's winning-' of 10 awards for Faces the various awards won by But tons and Miss Umeki and Sina tra's frequent singing of the Wayv The publicity campaigns too waged: by the studios (expensive page ads blurbs on disc jockey shows in magazines newspaper cd-umes TV shows and radio) re other factors My personal preferences are offered as -a reviewer -'and critics not as a columnist not feel- most columnists qualified to judge motion pictures simply because few any view: films-with complete objective analysis and because in the space of a few column sentences they- cannot do full justice to a film In short they are not qualified critics Example: From downtown gossip columnist's repent on Farewell to Hudson's performance will surprise delight and amaze you: He is superb and I think he'll beat Alec Guinness to the (Hudson of course is not an car nominee This was written prior to the nominations illustrates my point that most columnists are not astute udges of motion pictures) -My personal preferences if were an Academy voters -follow: Picture "Sayonara HAPPY Angelina the chimp Kaye and Pier Angeliwho in MGM of a Sol Siegel production 'Kwai' Movie In 14th Week "The Bridge on the River Kwai which received eight Academy nominations and is breaking box-office records round the world is now in its 14th reserved -test week exclusively at Die -Egyptian Theater This suspenseful film based on a World War II incident during the building -by Allied prisoners of a for the Japanese stars William Holden Alec Guinness Jack Hawk iris and features Sessue Hayakawa in Geoffrey Horne FIGHT TICKETS ON SALE UP TO TELECAST TIME With packed houses assured for the theater telecast of the Basilio-Robin- son mlddlewight title rematch bout tonight tickets will be on sale right up to fight time or as long as they last Local theaters participat- ing are the Paramount Downtown Orpheum War- ner Downtown Pantages Wiltern and Huntington Park The fight will not be shown on home TV seta Doors open at all theaters aF 7 pm one hour before fight time and each theater will run a film of the last BasiUo-Robinson battle prior to picking up the telecast from ringside at the Chicago Stadium' 'Bonjonr'in 6th Week The sensitive story of girl's memorable Summer vacation on the Riviera is told in Tristesse" now playing its sixth week exclusively at the Four Staf Theater GLENN FORDTiACK LEMMON MM wus awiwr TICNNICOLCIV ICQIiT AU THEATRES IXCmaa iWCWOQO mtd ACAMMV THE HILARIOUS COMEDY WITH THE VERY FORWARD LOOK! i 41 1: 4 9 9 i 4 9 9 a i' 4 2 4 9 9 9 a 9 9 a 9 a i a 4 a a a a 4 a a a a a 's a a a 4 a a a a i a a i 9 9 EASTER FROM THE THREE OF US' iwSCTSV MIMES Danny appear release take this means to wish you a happy Easter The lavish production will be given a gala premiere -April 2 at the RKO Pantages Theater HUt AT HCWOOOOHtri "UNDER WATER WARRIOR MURAT ACAMMV OMTI TH LADV TAKIS a flYIR 2aJ Plays Role in 'Jet' Stella Lynn pretty- Chinese actress play an important role in "Jet war thriller now screening at first-run theaters mt anaiMi sunhM 400 NOW PLAYING DOORS OKN IS NOON NOUimraObHIONUND-HOU Mtt Malcolm Atterbury who plays role in Warner Bros Time for began his professional career singing on a theater circuit in New Jersey and operating a summer playhouse In Lake Pleasant NY 14 CITIZEN-NEWS Tuesday March 25 1958 JUSnSBOffl 11 today: MONTI It MONTI wuvua TQMGNT 8J0 I IT ESN WS JAIMN ZVM Itf lIHli IIOKU mm SEMUOHDEBS kam) Tm MIMMUIM HOLDEN ALEC GUINNESS JACK HAWKINS 'Saint loan' Opens Cabaret Stage currently being presented in Hollywood by rodwer-director Michael Gibson and the Irish- -Theater Flayers begins a limited en gagement tonight at the Cabaret Ooncerttheater 4212' Sunset Blvd Performances are nightly Tuesdays through Saturdays at 45 Phone reservations are being accepted at -the box office HOUywood 3-5554 wNnVn MIVSi IT TO U0BLD1 HOMY MIW4I ilwfiaTm Claudette Colbert and dark Gable may team up again in pictures Mike Connolly says today in the Hollywood Reporter one-man show at the Brussels Fair next September His 2 hour stint will revolve on International folk songs TONISNT at Si SO ncusivc lumim BOYPTIAN VSfSXLTJStSSS PON TILIPMONI RBSSNVATIONS SUN THRU THUDS CAkk HO TSISTi VAN WWTf VAN NIIYS fc6 1 seadwteelFtelipwiDeri Hayward has the Susan measles snstfflSil zz abroad by producer Joe Pasternak as assistant director Thus the beef Rain turned to red ink for some of the features showing around last week But with a 219000 Hollywood Paramount gross and Long Hot with 235500 at' four locations bucked the trend william Bentfix will be cited tomorrow by Uncle Sam for longtime service in behalf of UJS Savings Bonds Ivy Baker Priest UA Treasurer also will appoint Bendix Ambassador of Good To commemorate the TOO Anniversary of the Miracle at Lourdes Zlva Rodaan the Israeli eauty has been signed to play Kirk Douglas Indian wife in 'Showdown at Gun Mill' according to producer Hal Wallis She is seen opposite Elvis Pres-ey In Creole" -For the first time' the Army paper Stars and Stripes will cover'-- the Academy Awards first hand Reporter on the scene is Al RbaSette He came from Tbkya UE-Russian motion picture dealings broke on three fronts today- In Washington talks 3ened with 'an eye on awap-ng Russ and Yank films for commercial use in both countries In Hollywood Kirk Douglas announced been invitedto discuss with Russ of-l icials his plans for the first JS film to be made in the i Soviet a- multi-million dollar treatment of Jules novel "Michael And at Lakeside Golf dub Bob Hope disclosed he traded one print of his VParisv Holiday" for two Soviet- productions Holiday? and of the Motherland" Harry-' Bflifwto will do a Dhnltri Tiomldn has- begun scoring "The Young at Radio Recorders Tiomkin is working with a hand-picked crew' from the Loa Angeles 'Philharmonic Striking musicians okayed the move because deal was set before the strike started Roger Smith Universal-International contractee has been signed to play Patrick Dennis at 18 in Maiqe thus -ending along search by Warner' Bros to fill the role hTsdis Bslabine billed as Russian princess has been signed in Rome or a role in Werner Bros Nun' Jacques Bergerac will star in Short Leave' for Bearn Films Variety reports that MGM has dropped plans to cast Erich von Stroheim Jr in after a complaint was filed -by Screen Actor Guild Before he was slotted for the part von Stroheim was signed FRANZ WERFEL'S The SONG of BERNADETTE BSjEfiNIFER JQNES WSffiamEytto-ChidnBickfM Vincant Pries lassl Ceto-GMytCeep KwruM vutuTraun bioGeuton HIM clor Signed for Role 1 Horseshoe Theater Milt Hamerman has been set for the role of the doctor brother in Very Special next production at the Horseshoe Stage on Melrose it is announced by director Mikel Kane Current at the Horseshoe is Arthur Miller's study of the Salem witch-trials SflYONflRfl'OPENS POPULAR-PRICED RUN THURSDAY picture with 10 Academy Award -nominations opens Thursday with at the Paramount Downtown New Fox Hoi- -lywood Wiltern Crown 'Pasadena: Picwood West Los Angeles Paradise Westchester La 1 a Sherman Oaks and eight drive-ins Starring Marlon Brando with Red Buttons Ricardo Montalban- a Mfyoshi Uxneki fills the screen with the' love story of an American Air Force pilot and -a Japanese actress TOMORROW in 7 Theatres I 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