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i 1 1 TAj SX TOO AT AT 2KB AND fc 2Q Thursday, April 4. 1957 DETROIT FREE PRESS STAR GAZING 5 ACADEMY AWARDS! BEST PICTURE -'x-vj if FRPAY.AT Z. ANP BEYOND VAST KORTZOfR OF THE YEAR OF IMAGIKATiONI ui itoat filled nsamn Hooray for The Magnificent Seven'! STARTS FRIDAY! Academy Award Winner IHGRID BERGMAN IN HER NEW PICTURE lantiTwMS, SEVEN IEST MUSICAL SCORE BEST COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY BEST FILM EDITING BEST SCREEN PLAY-ADAPTED of samurai, or professional war-jshiro, ardent and eager. He is a riors to protect the farmers principal in a unusually tender WONDERS; BY HELEN BOWER Frte Prvs Movie Critic ji Tkhhkolok romance with Shino (Keiko Tsu TONIGHT AT :30 from robbery and arson. WORLD au tne Japanese movies to Have come tins way, i.nej ThoUgn the village cannot pay Magnificent Seven," opening.

Thursday at the Studio and f0r such mercenaries, the wise World Theaters, rates my unqualified whoops of approval, i elder thinks the farmers could Here is the old' medieval Japanese warfare done in terms find hungry samurai who would 5 he willinsr to fight for three Imish at Brat UrO I-31M "-ai van uuucisidiiu, diiu wiuu giwi uuiuui, laic DerhaDS meals a the Micha.l Todd's In 1 odd-AO MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Boi Office Opn 10 A.M.-9 P.M. MATINEES it 2:30 Wed Sat. and fun. 12.00. 1 50.

1.25. EVE III GS at 8:30 S'm. thru 1.6S. 1 On. 1 50.

Sai. and Holidays. S3.00. Nipponese films. shima), a village girl.

ANOTHER OF the valiant is the highly skilled swordsman, Kyuzo (Seiji Miyaguchi), capable of the most quietly daring feats. He is a modest man with infinite self-respect. There are many amusing scenes as the farmers are trained for battle, armed with sharpened bambo staves. Kikuchiyo clowns and hams to a fare-thee-well through every sequence, but is equal to every demand for valor First aaww-r-T Fraaitht ff 1 Dari Jf Sillar! fV The story is simple. A village of 16th Century farmers is threatened by bandits.

The village patriarch advises the hiring 'JIXIE I.ONDON ain reals the quality of a dramatic actress as the enslaved mistress of th rreat man. Miss London also torches 'The Meaninr of the blues." Helen Bower, Free Press. the Jose' Ferrer GREAT MAN 50. 1 SO. AU prim Include tas.

When triuflna tUa.ti Mil Rloase eaelost mi er money order pays to Malta Artists fun of it. This is just what happens, with a great deal of hilarity and some extremely good acting. In addition there is the interesting military strategy with which the samurai leader prepares to defend the village, the excitement of the bandit attack and the success with which it is repulsed. OCCIDENTALS USUALLY find it hard to tell one Oriental from another. But Takashi Shimura, as Kam-bei, the first samurai, is a re Saxes taoatra irn sen ae-it tut.

stamps WO 1-71)3 Julie London Dean Jagjer Keenan Wynn rius Academy Award Winner "MAGOO'S PI DDLE JI PER" and 2 Academy Nominees "Gerald McBoins Boinr on the Planet Moo" and Milton MuHet in "The Jay Walker." EARL WILSON For Miis Sea It From to back up his heroics. He is also a touching figure. Unexpected emotion is shown in the disclosure that he is really a farmer's son, and later in the battle scene where he saves a child from a burning mill. Throughout the picture it is yii starts UiietiY T0DAY f-L Adults $1.25 Woodw'd nr. Ml.

The Beginning! WARNER BROS. PffESENI INGRID BERGMAN BEST ACTRESS OF THE YEA" V. flLU CRITICS AWARD MEL FERRER JEAN MARAIS IN JEAN RENOIR'S inritiawiiiumfl markably distinguished looking (the extremely unusual display of "EXCELLENT man whose appearance will not jevery sort of emotion that makes uieurcT DiTtMri i ri'VI WALT DISNEY aiiwiia.wi nniinui coniusea or iorgon-en. "The Magnificent Seven" thor Kambei is brave, gentle andjoughly human and comprehen good. The first disclosure of his'sible.

identity as a samurai comes Oftffy Ntws -V. Y. Post BY EARL WILSON NEW YORK Oh, there's bad news for Elvis. The intellectuals (folks like you-all) are starting a counter-revolution against the Presley panic (which is quieting down herabouts anyway). An "I Love Ludwig" Club with buttons yet has been launched by Yale freshman Edmund Goldsmith and Bob Cendella, of the Art Students League, each 18.

El Presents IT IS too bad that this picture wasn't filmed in color. Scene after scene would have had its impact doubled by the beauty of natural hues in flowers, trees, hills, houses and costumes. Even so the photography has that flair for the artistic and dramatic in which the Japanese excel. "Switierland" la Tachnleolor Set The Swiss People! View The Alps! I when he rescues a village child 'held hostage by a thief. He agrees to recruit other I samurai and finally, after I some amusing incidents, rounds up six including himself.

The seventh is Kikichiyo (Toshiro 1 Mifune, starred in "Kasho-! a wonderfully inde-i fatigable and funny Erroll Flynn type of bravo. THflMGS Do you know who this Lud- i "EXTRAORDiUARY Alffi EXCITING!" V. Y. Timet "AM UNFORGETTABLE PICTURE!" N.Y. HenJef Tribune "THE FAStlHATTOa NEVER WAVERS!" wig is that they love? TECHNICOLOR 'mm ine ending is philosophical, as the farmers return to the rlant- i The band also includes a hand-1 ing of another rice crop in happy some young Gregory Peck type security- K.

r. World -Telegram A Sun i ii amtiai iiimiill rn 1 11 Isao Kimura, who is Katsu- I I RTe SEE AND HEAR in tVlAQNIBCEnT EDDIE CHASE OF CKLW BROADCAST FROM OUR LOUNGE! EVEN lT -JJ Ludwig von Beethoven, a Tin Pan Alley boy in Germany from 1770 to 1827. Investing $40 in printing up 1,000 "I Love Ludwig" buttons, with Beethoven's picture on them, they sold out at a fat profit. One long-hair music prof here yelped, "This is what I've been waiting for!" The I-Love-Ludwigs ordered a new batch of badges and hope to blanket the country. The idea is to make Elvis hang his head in shame or shave off his sideburns or tune his guitar or something.

Elvis-lovers, arise! I VEW YORK'S still wonder- i ing whether the Rodgers and Hamerstein "Cinderella" they saw on TV the other night's Liver, ois W. Davison i pk HELD Isj -f 1 I academy JNGRID BERGMAN i -y I ro wv 5 I WIWNEH 6'wa SanJfrt 'STal6FHS" iast ptttf.l.'rV.'.H Ni i sw3lfaal M-G-M presents I guy reports his wife left him, i nag and baggage. Actor Ron Randell, who was snowbound in the Midwest bliz-: zards, writes, "We complain about Los Angeles smog but at least we don't have to shovel it!" That's earl, brother. Lincoln Series Beginnirg Monday, and for successive Mondays thereafter, at 8 p.m. in the Chaney Branch Liorary, 16101 Grand River, "Lincoln Omnibus" will be presented in a five-program series.

Films shown will be those originally produced for the "Omnibus" TV program, with Royal Dano as Lincom. Lynn Bartiett, Chaney librarian: Mrs, Bernice Sprenger, of the Burten Historical Collection and Weldon Petz, Lincoln collector, will speak during the series. The series schedule may be obtained from th' Chaney or Main Libraries. Sue Canal Cleared! Colling ftuery frS Angers Ike! Academy Awards! 1 t( Fashions I i a I Coma 1 I in at I Sporis 1 5 p.m. I i 5" -jrfT I Proirami I "Tin 'rTif-f-m i .,,,1 -j.

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Open Sundays to be done as a Broadw a show. If so, it'll doubtless be lengthened and livened greatly. "See 'Cinderella'?" we asked actor Eddie Hanley, of the Jackie Gleason show, after the pro- SCHWEIZER'S FOOT OF HASTINGS ST. WO 4-7258. Comjleta pact Dinners.

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Show-stealer: The Pepsi commercial. Sam Goldwyn's reported criticism: "If you ask me, it sounded like some fairy story." THE MIDNIGHT EARL Red-hot Dean Martin gets $25,000 to go on Dinah Shore's show. At El Morocco: Syd Chaplin, mom Lita Gray Chaplin, and Judy Holliday. America" Pat Donnelly Michigan" '09, row wife of writer Robin Harris) is picking out baby names 3:16. A Rendezvous with a yacht claa atmos- Leo Adler's HARBOR phere.

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