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now. nMMoyi DOORS OPEN 10:45 AM. Star Gazing DETROIT FREE PRESS 14 Friday, Nov. 30, 1951 AFTER DARK Flame lis li.ll A $, COLUMBIA PICTURES mats MOT Terror Sweeps a Toim and Love Reclaims It BY HELEN BOWER Grosse Pointe Actress Wows N.Y. Critics Julie Harris, the young Grosse Pointe actress who created a sensation in "The Member of the Wedding" on Broadway, has scored again.

This time, the role she portrays is a far cry from the tomboy of A LITTLE girl trapped in an abandoned well and a com As Tie Tallest Of T6e Imports Singer Four new recordings are cred unity torn by a race riot may not seem like promising subject matter for a movie. These themes for "The Well," opening Friday at the Fox I Foreign Legion's- FttBOtiS Theater, were taken straight from two newspaper stories, ii her first success. Her role of Keeping emotion and tragedy under control, Clarence Greene ited to Bette McLaurin, song star and Russell Rouse have worked the true stories into an excite IMP ment-breeding screenplay that ends with a fine demonstration opening Friday at the Flame Show Bar. She has just done "Cottage for Sale," "Crying for You," "The Sally Bowles in "I Am a Camera' is. that' of a brassy girl in pre Hitler Berlin who "sleeps ATTT, YVH TVTf 1 TTEKT of brotherhood.

Fear that divides and drives men to suspicion and hatred is changed to compassion tinder which men work together. Unique use of machinery for highly dramatic effect paced by the Dimitri Tiomkin score pounds the action to a climax IT IS -HER portrayal, rather than the play itself, which brought COLOR BY Masquerale Is Over" and "Shuffle Express." By re-quest Chubby TECHNICOLOR Gilbert Roland Kieron Moore George Tobias JULIE HARRIS Scores on Broadway Newsome has when a rescue shaft is being sunk. returned to 5 7 The G. Loved Her Jire Action begins with fidelity to a ii shake her hips on the show PURPLE HEART DIARY headlining 'David Harum' Is Week's Old-Timer Will Rogers starred in "David ft with Frances Lanqtord Judd Hold ren cheers from New York critics. The response of Brooks Atkinson of the New York Times was typical.

"She plays with a virtuosity and an honesty that are altogether stunning, and that renew an old impression that Miss Harris has the quicksilver and the genius we all long to discover on the stage," Atkinson wrote. Miss Harris is a graduate of the Jackie "Moms' Mabley. Bobby Steven both search and rescue forcefully and resourcefully. Everyone in the mixed cast follows his lead with sincere performance. Choosing Morgan to be the suspect was smart type-casting.

Slender and thin of face, he is just right to be the victim of circumstantial evidence and Harum" is the old-time movie son and his trio which will be shown at 1:30 and were paid 3:30 p. m. Saturday and Sunday dramatic principle. The audience knows what the actors do not. The audience has seen the little colored girl, skipping lightheart-edly across a field, disappear into the grass-bordered well-head.

In time a report that a child is missing reaches the sheriff, "Ben Kellogg (Richard Rober). This is taken for routine until ugly rumors start. Little Carolyn had been seen with a white man in a grey suit. McLaurin compliment this in the Museum Theater at Greenfield Village. week when four members of Cha IN maco's band from Mexico City stopped by the Adams Brass Rail to hear the boys.

Former un THE 200 YEARS OF THE OLD WEST'S -f Yale University School of Drama. She is the daughter of William P. Harris, of Windmill Pointe. 14. GLORY AND GREATNESS derstudy for Ethel Waters in "The 1 1 1 ft I Member of the Wedding," Anna (Mi 115 belle Hill concludes a week at Club fc THE Kellogg's office begins a search 1 fCD os Kids' Round-Ups Saturday at 4 p.

m. for their "Round-Up Time" programs the Hollywood and Victory Theaters will show Crockett, Indian Scout," the Rio Theater will have Roy Rogers in 'Eyes of Texas" and the Roxy Theater will feature "Cheyenne Wildcat" STB Show Time ADAMS "An American fn Parif." 11:17 a. m- 1:27. 3:47. 6:47.

7:67. 10:07 p. m. C1XEMA TtlN of Hoffmann." 2:30. 8:30 v.

m. POX "The Well." 11:16 p. 1:36, 3:55. 6:15. 8:35, 10:65 p.

m. MADISON Streetcar Named De-ilre." 11:37 a. 2:18. 4:65. 7:34.

10:13 p. m. MICHIGAN "Ten Tall Men." 11 a. 1:58, 4:66, 7:67. 10:55 p.

m. ALMS "Detective Story." 11 a. 1:56. 42. 7:48.

10:44 p. m. TEI.ENEWS Kewa and abort (objects from ft a. m. to 11 p.

m. CMTED ARTISTS "New Mexico." 11 a 1:54. 4:48. 7:42. 10.36 p.

m. Alamo Sunday. Saturday is the last night to catch Victor Borge's comedy piano performance at the Elm-wood Casino in Windsor. in earnest. Claude Packard (Henry Morgan) is taken into custody.

He is a relative of the town's big factory owner, Sam Continuous Performances Daily From 6:00 P.M. Sat, Sun. Froa 1:00 m. COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR FEATURE TODAY AT SEATS AVAILABLE AT ALL PERFORMANCES! Packard (Barry Married and the father of two children, Claude was only passing through Baker's Keyboard Lounge is be ing thoroughly redecorated with the town. Woodward at 6 Mile ltd.

Tel. TO 8-4110 KRIM out dislodging Pat Flowers at the Old'Oprf 1 Though he protests innocence, piano. the ugliness spreads and rioting "Grand Ole Opry" celebrated its 26th year on the radio Nov. 24. starts.

KIT CARSON, starring at Club i. Gay Haven, was given her nick' DETROIT SCARCELY needs to "The STORM be briefed on the scenes that name by none other than Bing Crosby, with whom she has ap peared on several programs. GENECIl71 must PorwHt TarribM STUDIO Amid the turmoil, Kellogg gets a clew and finds the well in the field. The child's father and mother, Llvcrnota at Davinon 5 Chuck Stevens and his orches- WE. 3-3MK wa.

piay ior rfinrlncr at Thomas' Edee played with dignity and feeling by Ernest Anderson and Maidie Norman, kneel beside the opening and call to her. water Inn WAYNE UMYERSITY CHORAL IjyiON AND SYMPHONY OKCnESTRA OROTORJO "THE MESSIAH" by GEORGE F. HANDEL 600 611 DENTS PARTICIPATING MIRIAM STEWART SOPRANO ELSIE MafFARLANE ALTO FRITZ KRUEGER TENOR JAMES PEASE BASS MASONIC TEMPLE A CD. DEC. 11.

13 8:45 P. M. Ticket: 81.20. 81-80, S2.40 Wayne University box office and Grlnnell't Mail orders: Self addressed envelope, 4841 Cass Avenue across the water at River AFTER THIS the tide of emo side, Ont. Ginger Lynn, exotic, Is on the Club 509 bill emceed by Ed tion turns.

Machinery is sped to the field. The Packards who were targets of mob fury use their resources to help. LAVISH! HILARIOUS! Greater. Them Evrf St-. how )ga3as die Fisher from chicaeo.

"Hs'l Butchtr anj Murdartr With Hif Farm for Unwanted Babies I Only Need One Claude, an engineer, volunteers to go down the new shaft. His voice floats up with its encouraging news. These final sequences are strong im of Witneti to nsnq rum taid DETECTIVE McLEOO a jo Kit Carson Comedy "ribs" grow in Brooklyn, to hear Lenny Bruce satirize his home town at Sid's Cafe Lounge. Lenny and Eddy Jerome are spending a fourth week there. Ted Wardman's Tophatters play for dancing at the Killarney Tavern in Windsor.

I THEY DANCE at the Tropics in in realistic power, partly because people who are- not actors by profession take part in them. The by acM Onbod by Jocm Oenbock "DETECTIVE by TICHNICOIOK SIRfS- machine operators were, hired with their machines. The roped- MOIRA SHEARER UONIOE MASSW4E HElMANM iot iounscviui Hit 1.2D. 1.50. 1.80.

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