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/ AST, PRESENT and future. All these are rolled into one in the pages that follow and which are bound to- gether to comprise this volume.

The past season of 1961-62 has among its picture releases many which are yet to be played in hundreds

of theatres. The report on these, in all detail from title, cast and other pertinent booking data through the tabu- lations on boxoffice results of these pictures, does indeed serve a practical purpose.

The present deals with those productions in current release for the new season already well under way.

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features scheduled for release after January 1, 1963.

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season. It tells what has been the trend in production; the types of stories that were best received by the public; what stars are the most popular; what pictures have re- ceived special recognition for their outstanding merit.

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More Transitional Moves Ahead in '63 . . . 12

An Analysis of the Production Outlook . . . 13

Travel-Adventure Shorts Set New Pace . . . 17

The All-American Favorites of 1962 . . . . 19

Foreign Reach New Peaks in U.S. . . . 31

Grosses—Ratings at the Boxoffice . . . . . 32

The 12 Most Popular Young Players of 1962 . 46

Product Trend Sets Showmanship Pace . . . 49

Blue Ribbon Winners of 1961-62 . . . . . 60

Blue Ribbon Winners of Past Years 73

Blue Ribbon Honor Roll Call 74

Producers of the 1961-62 Hit Films 78

Directors of the Season's Big Hits 82

Roster of the National Screen Council .... 86

British Production—A Review and Preview . . 91

Changes Continue In British Industry .... 92

Britain's Top Ten Boxoffice Hits 95

Alphabetical Index and Review Digest . . . 106-K

Feature Index of the 1961-62 Releases .... 107 1962-1963 EDITION Looking Ahead at Coming Features 123

Shorts Index of the 1961-62 Releases 137 Paramount is blowing its horn because “Come Blow Your Horn” will be THE BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST BILLOW OF FUN AND

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NORMAN LEAR and BUD YORKIN • BUD YORKIN Mrfil IIRF I Rill I VI UVJ 1 1 XL. — Ly I L-L.-J U From a by neil SIMON* Music by NELSON RIDDLE SCREENPLAY BY EXECUTIVE PROOUCER p| y By AL STEEN was echoed later in the year when TOA, did not materialize, but there is some in its convention handbook, revealed basis for acceptance that there will be HERE is an adage to the effect that the figure had increased to $207,- more pictures produced, and possibly T that there is nothing so dull as 030,000 overall. released, in 1963 than there were in newspaper. And, yet, yesterday’s Censorship and classification con- 1962. This concept might be based on the tradepress headlines re- a look at tinued to be controversial events of the an increase in orders for raw stock, an- 1962 was anything but a veals that year, two subjects that are destined to nounced programs by various independent year of great changes dull year; it was a be with us for a long time. producers and the possibility of some sort which are paving the way for more of subsidy as proposed at the two na- New companies were formed during changes in 1963. tional exhibitor associations’ conven- the year, but the one that created the before, no year is tions. As has been said most attention was Entertainment Corp. static in this business or any other — of America, probably because of its A Stake in the Future business. And the motion picture in- promise of a flow of product and the The survival of 20th Century-Fox dustry had its share of transitions, prob- personalities involved: Max E. Young- hangs in the balance with the odds in lems (none completely solved), prog- stein, who had gone from a United its favor. The drain created by “Cleo- ress within some companies and digres- Artists’ vice-presidency to a similar spot patra” has been offset by the advances sion in others. But there were many with and then his pullout to in cash by exhibiting theatres and the bright spots, giving rise to the opti- form ECA; Jerome Pickman, who re- final result could be that the negative mism which never has been dead in this signed as a vice-president of Paramount; costs could be absorbed by the advances. business of making motion pictures, Charles Simonelli, the executive assist- Fantastic as this may seem, the pos- even in its darkest days of the 1930s. ant to Milton Rackmil, president of sibilities are there, which would mean On the Corporate Side Universal and Decca Records, and Ar- that 20th-Fox, always a source of prod- thur Mayer, veteran exhibitor and in- On the corporate side, the headline- uct, could maintain its status. In other making company was 20th Century-Fox, dustry historian. words, exhibitors have a stake in “Cleo- with its internal woes caused by fin- And speaking of Universal, that com- patra” whether they play the opus or ancial setbacks. With Spyros P. Skouras pany celebrated its 50th year of oper- not. elected chairman of the board and ations and conducted a Golden Jubilee. The emergence of A.C.E. Films as a Darryl F. Zanuck succeeding him as This coincided with its amalgamation source of revenue for more pictures this president, a chain of events began which with MCA to which the government be- year loomed early in 1963, when it re- was designed to reorganize the com- stowed a consent judgment. vealed that it had supplied funds to Max pany from the top down. Seymour Poe Youngstein’s Entertainment Corp. of Changes Among Executives came in as global distribution chief, be- America. The ECA deal may be the fore- There were changes in executive per- ginning a wave of retirements, resigna- runner of other financing arrangements, sonnel, consideration of an Eady Fund tions and replacements in all departments. but at press time none had been an- for the , the release of two At the yearend, the company was starting nounced. pictures in the Cinerama process here its “road back” and there were signs of and abroad by MGM and the charting A decision on the advisability of progress. pursuing an Eady Fund type of opera- of two others by . On the toll television front, the pro- tion in the United States undoubtedly As can be seen by the listing of but ponents of the medium made advances. will be made this year. It is being stu- a few of the happenings of the last year, RKO General and Phonevision got the died by the two national exhibitor as- it was an eventful 12-month period and green light from the U.S. Court of Ap- sociations and the Council of Motion the present year is shaping up as one of peals for a three-year test in Hartford, Picture Organizations. Reports of find- equal impacts and changes. A reliable Conn., with similar encouragement re- ings will be made at forthcoming board crystal ball would be helpful, but not ceived by pay TV advocates in Arkansas, meetings. that object is a necessity Denver and other areas. But the Joint even mystic things Committee Against Pay TV, under the for a cursory prediction of the Decree Changes Possible leadership of Philip Harling, continued to come. Changes in the consent decrees loom its fight to have the systems outlawed. Whether we like it or not, further in- as a possibility, at least in the initiation roads are going to be made by pay tele- of the steps, this year. It is being pushed Distribution Step New vision, unless Uncle Sam, via the Con- by the IATSE and there will be more United Artists took a revolutionary gress, puts its foot down and, in effect, conferences with the Department of step in distribution when it inaugurated says, “This has gone far enough. It’s Justice by industry representatives. the Premiere Showcase plan for the not in the public interest.” If the tide Such changes, if any, could have an New York Metropolitan area. Its suc- were going against the medium, there effect on so-called “runaway produc- cess prompted similar formulae among might be some hope. But public reaction tion,” although there appears to be a other companies. But from all indica- is more on the affirmative than the neg- “back-to-Hollywood” trend without any tions its operation will be restricted to ative side. The backers of pay TV have outside pressure. the New York area for the time being. two pluses in their favor: Almost un- Signs of confidence in the industry Nevertheless, its impact was felt on a limited capital to push their enterprises can be seen in plans this year for the ex- nationwide scale and its introduction in and the apparent valid argument that pansion of Cinerama, both in theatre other territories could be a project for progress should not be stopped, an ar- construction and production, the estab- the future. gument to which some solons and the lishment of a national distribution sys- Another major innovation was the courts have listened and therewith tem by Embassy Pictures, the acquisi- Hollywood Premiere Engagement, spon- agreed. The strategy this year may be tion of more theatres by circuits and sored by Theatre Owners of America in to arrest pay TV progress, rather than new construction by circuits and inde- a move to advance the release date of to kill it, in order to determine its value pendent operators and the development “What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?” and public favor. Therein could be the of new systems of distribution. on the promise of support on play- answer. TOA All signs point to more releases in dates. It got off to a good start in No- The product dearth in 1962 was a con- 1963, a good but speculative omen. But vember. specific tinuing process rather than a on the more positive side is the outlook The boom in theatre construction was event. There have been predictions, as for more quality films this year than an eye-opener when Boxoffice reported there have been in the last few years, were available in 1962. This was at- $54,725,400 invested in new theatres and that the output would be bigger this

$26,605,000 in updating properties. This year than last. The forecasts of the past ( Continued on page 16)

12 BAROMETER Section By JOAN BAER productions from which to choose their lover, which was filmed partly in programs. by the Mirisch-Alperson company for will reign as king of the OMEDY Spectaculars are scheduled in plenty United Artists release. screen during the year 1963, as C for the season, with the debut of Doris Day is scheduled for two com- Hollywood producers the major “Cleopatra,” the $37,000,000 20th-Fox edies, “Ex-Wife,” to be produced by turn out 22.7 per cent of the year’s prod- production, finally set for June release. Martin Melcher for Columbia, and “The uct in various mirth-making categories Also in the spectacular classification is Thrill of It All,” a Martin Melcher-Ross some with music, some from out- — MGM-Cinerama’s “How the West Was Hunter production for Universal. Glenn standing Broadway successes, others Won,” which received an international Ford also will appear in two comedies, slanted for particular markets such as world premiere in London last winter “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father,” teenagers, and some in radical com- the and since has opened in a number of adapted from the Mark Toby novel for binations such as comedy-horror. U.S. Cinerama houses. Samuel Brons- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and “Love Is a All of the major companies have com- ton’s “” will make its Ball,” a Martin Poll production filmed edies slated for production or release appearance through Allied Artists, while on the French Riviera for United Artists during the year, but the biggest parade Paramount has three spectaculars release. Two comedies are of laugh-makers is set to come from scheduled. Bronston will produce “Cir- scheduled, “Call Me Bwana,” British- Paramount Studios, which has no less cus” for Paramount, filming it around made Eon production filmed largely in than 11 scheduled. Columbia and Metro- the world and featuring world-renowned Africa with co-starred and Goldwyn-Mayer tie for second place circus performers. Paramount also plans to be released by United Artists, and with eight each on their production production of “Dear and Glorious Physi- “Critic’s Choice,” from the calendars. cian,” from the Taylor Caldwell novel Broadway hit play, for Warner Bros. Marked Comedy Trend about the early life of Saint Luke, Two comedies include the author of the Third Book of the New current “40 Pounds of Trouble,” Curtis year will be marked by the While the Testament. “Duel of the Titans,” the Enterprises production for Universal, toward comedy, there will also be trend story of Romulus and Remus, the twin and “Playboy,” the story of the founder plenty of more serious fare. Filmmakers brothers credited with the founding of of Playboy magazine, for Columbia. have scheduled 85 straight dramas, 19 , is the third spectacular on Para- stories, 11 horror pictures and a Wide Variety of Themes mystery mount’s slate. of musicals, war, west- lengthy star lineup will be wide assortment United Artists will release the spec- A comedy and science -fiction films. in Kramer’s “It’s a Mad, ern, adventure tacular action story, “The Titans,” seen Stanley majors and the larger World,” for United All in all, the based on the ancient mythology of Crete Mad, Mad, Mad independents have 224 productions Artists, including such headliners as in which the gods of Olympus destroy listed, thus far, for the season. , , Sid Caesar, the island’s evil king Cadmus, to be number is expected to be con- Hackett, Ethel Merman, Mickey This filmed in Spain by Ariane Films of Paris Buddy siderably enhanced by product an- Rooney, Dick Shawn, Phil Silvers, and Vides Films of Rome. Universal will nouncements in recent weeks and by in- British comedian Terry-Thomas and release the Cornel Wilde production of dustry developments, such as the re- Jonathan Winters. “Lancelot and Guinevere,” to be filmed activation of production at the 20th Continental Distributing will release in Europe from the late Richard Studios. That company the British-made comedy, “The Wrong Century-Fox Scheyer’s book, “Knights of the Round pictures for the current season, of the Law,” starring , lists 14 Table.” Arm through June 1963. In recent weeks, Lionel Jeffries and Dennis Price. The president Darryl F. Zanuck announced Studded With Star Names story is about Monsieur Jules who nans the resumption of studio activity and Yet, of all the releases scheduled, a smart London dress salon as a front plans for an additional 24 films, extend- comedy stands at the forefront. Para- for his real activity as Pearly Gates, ing into the 1963-64 season. Allied mount is devoting almost half of its leader of an underworld of Cockney Artists, which lists seven productions for production slate to comedy, 11 of 25 crooks. 1963, also is expected to enlarge its out- pictures. These will be well studded with Comedy will be tied in frequently with put with the conclusion of a recent pact star names, including two other picture types, as at American with Phillip Yordan calling for his mirth-makers, plus others starring Dean International with its comedy-horror Security Pictures to produce ten films Martin, , , films, starring such oldtimers as Peter for AA release in the next two and a Shirley MacLaine, , Debbie Lorre, and Vincent Price. half years. Four of these properties now Reynolds, Paul Newman, Joanne Wood- Among these will be “Comedy of are in preparation. AA will also dis- ward, , , Terror,” in which a trio of rapscallion tribute an production. Lana Turner, Eddie Albert, Jackie Glea- undertakers have constant difficulty son and others. Gleason is slated to with their inventory of bodies; “It’s Countries Many From Other appear in two comedies this year, also Alive,” which the company describes as Many of the films listed for release starring in “Soldier in the Rain” for a teenage horror picture with comedy, also have come from filmmakers in Allied Artists release, as well as Para- and “The Raven,” in which one of three other countries, principally England, mount’s “Papa’s Delicate Condition.” 15th Century English magician-sorcer- and , plus a growing num- fans will find him ers has been changed into a raven for ber made in Spain by American com- starring in three comedies—“Good Lord, defying the authority of the master panies. In addition to the 224 films You’re Upside Down!” from the Clair sorcerer. Universal will present a mys- listed by the majors and larger inde- Huffaker novel concerning the adven- stery-comedy, “Charade,” filmed in pendents, another 39 independent com- tures of a fashion photographer, and France and starring Cary Grant and panies will release approximately 100 “Under the Yum Yum Tree,” both for Audrey Hepburn. pictures this year, with an additional 50 Columbia, plus “Irma La Douce,” based The year will mark a decided trend, foreign films available. Thus, exhibitors on the Broadway musical, a romance are expected to have approximately 400 between a Parisian tart and her jobless (Continued on next page)

BOXOFFICE 13 is on released Metro-Goldwyn- An Analysis of the rnento, the 20th-Fox release slate latter will be by for 1963, as are Stanley Wolpert’s “Nine Mayer. Production Outlook Hours to Rama,” the story of the Hit plays scheduled to be filmed in- assassination of Mahatma Gandhi and clude “All the Way Home” for Para-

the it, mount, the Tad Mosel Pulitzer Prize- (Continued from preceding page) man who committed produced by Mark Robson, and Joseph Kessel’s ad- winner from the Pulitzer award novel, “A venture-drama, “The Lion,” which was Death in the Family,” by James Agee. also, toward adaptation of new novels filmed in Africa. Scheduled by United Paramount also will the historical from the pens of the world's most pro- Artists are Elliot Arnold’s “Flight From drama, “Becket,” from ’s lific and renowned writers. A total of 46 Ashiya,” concerning the Air Rescue play in which King Henry II of England of the major film company productions Command in World War H, and Paul installs his roistering friend Becket as will come from novels, many of them Brickhill's “The Great Escape,” nonfic- Archbishop of Canterbury only to have high on the best-seller lists. tion story dealing with the mammoth Becket take his assignment seriously. Two breakout of Allied airmen held prisoner other screen adaptations of plays will Numerous Best — Blow Sellers in German Stalag Luft III during World come from Paramount “Come Neil Simon’s comedy, Among them will be “Day of the War II. Your Horn,” from Lovers,” the Jay Presson Triffids," the science-fiction story from Best sellers slated for release by Uni- and “Wives and the John Wyndham novel, for Allied versal include the current “To Kill a comedy. Artists; “When the Sleeper Wakes,” Mockingbird,” from Harper Lee’s novel Play Adaptations from the pen of H. G. Wells, for Ameri- about racial prejudice in the South; Stage can International, and ,?ix from Co- Capt. William J. Lederer and Eugene The famous Jean-Paul Sartre play, lumbia: “The Cardinal,” from Henry Burdick’s “The Ugly American,” and “The Condemned of Altona,” describing Morton Robinson’s best seller about a Philip MacDonald’s “The List of Adrian the aftermath of World War H and its young Boston priest who rose to the Messenger.” effect on a German family as well as eminence of cardinal; Peter Gilman’s Warner Bros, has the longest lineup the frustrating guilt felt by a Nazi officer, "Diamond Head,” concerning a modern- of novel adaptations, headed by Her- will be released by 20th-Fox. The same day Hawaiian dynasty; J. R. Sala- man Wouk’s best-selling “Youngblood company also will release “The Stripper,” manca’s “Lilith,” a story set in a mental Hawke,” a contemporary story of a filmed from William Inge’s play, “A Loss institution; Joseph Conrad’s master- young Southern writer and his struggles of Roses.” The film is a Jerry Wald piece about cowardice and deception, to become a successful novelist. Others production. “Lord Jim”; J. B. Priestley’s suspense on the Warner Bros, list include Paul produced the Abby satire, “The Old Dark House”; Kath- Horgan’s post-Civil War story of the Mann play, “A Child Is Waiting,” con- erine Anne Porter’s “Ship of Fools,” set Arizona Territory, “A Distant Trum- cerning the problems of mental retarda- aboard a Vera Cruz-to-Bremerhaven pet”; Morris L. West’s “The Devil’s tion, starring Judy Garland, for United ship during the early days of the Nazi Advocate”; Jean Kerr’s romantic com- Artists release. That company also will regime, and “The Victors,” adapted edy, “, Mary”; Theodore Pratt’s release the Lillian Heilman play, “Toys in from Alexander Baron’s novel, “The “Mr. Limpet,” the book on which “The the Attic,” set in modern-day New Orleans and dealing with the corrosive effect of Human Kind,” about American GIs in Incredible Mr. Limpet” is based; Robert overly possessive love close-knit World War n. J. Donovan’s book concerning the heroic on a Somerset Maugham’s “Of Human wartime exploits of John F. Kennedy, family. While there is a decided emphasis on Bondage,” a Seven Arts production, will "PT 109”; Earl Hamner jr.’s outdoor modern-day authors and playwrights, be filmed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, as drama, “Spencer’s Mountain”; “Term of the classics of legend and mythology, as will Irving Wallace’s “The Prize,” a Trial,” British-made production filmed well as latter-day classical writers, have story of emotional conflict among a in Ireland from the James Barlow novel, not been forgotten. American Interna- group of Nobel Prize winners in Stock- and the race track drama, “Wall of tional has scheduled three adaptations of holm, and Niven Busch’s novel, “The Noise” from the pen of David Stein. the works of Edgar Allan Poe, United San Franciscans,” dealing with a mod- Artists will release “Nathaniel Haw- em San Francisco family and the young Musicals in Increase thorn’s ‘Twice Told Tales,’ ” and there widow who is her husband’s sole heir. Broadway plays and musicals will will be a succession of film stories based rank high on the release schedules, with on mythology and legend. Among these Biographies, Adventure Dramas Warner Bros, alone turning out three are the previously mentioned spectacu- Joseph E. Levine’s Embassy Pictures film versions of top-hit musicals — lars, “The Titans,” “Duel of the Titans,” and Paramount will co-produce the “Camelot,” from the Broadway show and “Lancelot and Guinevere” and the best-selling “The Carpetbaggers,” by based on the T. H. White novel, “The musical “Camelot.” In addition, Buena Harold Robbins, dealing with the social Once and Future King,” re-creating the Vista will distribute an animated cartoon life and mores of Hollywood. Paramount legend of King Arthur and the Knights feature—the only such production thus also has scheduled Helen Maclnnes’ of the Round Table; “Gypsy,” the far scheduled — “The Sword and the suspense drama, “Decision at Delphi”; musical comedy autobiography of Gypsy Stone,” concerning the knights of Old the James Michener comedy-adventure Rose Lee and her sister June Havoc, England; Columbia will distribute “Jason story, “Donovan’s Reef,” Peter V. K. currently in release, and “My Fair and the Argonauts,” from the classic Funk’s romantic comedy, Six from the long-running Broadway “My Lady,” Greek myth about Jason’s search for the Loves,” and “The Heart of a Lion,” show, itself an adaptation of George Golden Fleece, and MGM will have “Cap- based on the Churchill “.” auto- Bernard Shaw’s tain Sindbad,” inspired by the Arabian biography detailing his musicals sched- and adventures Three other Broadway Nights. Universal will release “The as include a soldier and man of affairs prior to uled for screen treatment “Bye Birds,” production from his Stewart satire marriage in 1908. Paramount also Bye Birdie,” the Mike the Daphne du Maurier novella. has “Hud,” adapted from a first novel, about the sideburns set and rock and roll Columbia; “Carnival,” to be “Horseman, Pass By,” by Texas Chris- singers, for An Array of Horror Stories tian University English professor Larry produced by Arthur Freed, and “The Un- like action and in- McMurtry. sinkable Molly Brown,” the Cinderella For the fans who trigue, suspense and blood-letting, the The Giuseppe di Lampedusa novel, story of a dishwasher in a Leadville, “The Leopard,” set in 1860 against the Colo., gold camp who becomes the toast background of Italy’s bloody Risorgi- of European high society. Both of the (Continued on page 16)

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NEW YORK • BEVERLY HILLS • LONDON • PARIS • TORONTO An Analysis of the leader, and “Rififi in Tokyo,” starring also will distribute the comedy, “The Karl Boehm, filmed in Japan and about Turkish Cucumber,” made in Production Outlook a foreign gang which plots a bank vault and English-dubbed, the story of a fruit robbery in the Japanese capital city. merchant who is given a harem as a (Continued from page 14) The fourth MGM mystery, “Cairo,” gift and detailing his efforts to hide it from the novel by W. R. Burnett, is a from his wife and family. Also in the British-made film starring George kiddy category, Emerson Film Distribu- year will present a fine array of horror, Sanders in which a gang of thieves tries tors has the adventure fantasy, “The science-fiction mystery and productions. to rob the Cairo Museum of its Jolly Genie,” in which a magic charm Herts-Lion International this year will antiquities. calls up a junior genie who has a magic expand its release schedule, featuring a Both of Paramount’s suspense films carpet on which to take two children on goodly lineup of science-fiction entries, will be filmed abroad. “Decision at adventurous trips to any place in the several offering exhibitors an opportunity Delphi” will be made in Greece and “No world or any point in history. to tie in their promotions topical, with Bail for the Judge,” in which a famous newsworthy themes. The company will Documentaries Show Rise judge is the principal suspect in the release two science-fiction epics dealing Documentaries will include Interna- murder of a prostitute, will be filmed with the space age. “Terror in the Mid- tional Film Enterprises’ “Hunza, the in England. Pat Boone, Barbara Eden night Sun,” filmed in , deals with Himalayan Shangri-La,” a film record and Steve Forrest will star in the 20th- a ship from outer its of the remote Himalayan mountain area space, people and a Fox mystery drama, “The Yellow terrifying monster that arrives with it and its natives whose age span easily Canary.” United Artists has “Dr. No,” a to wreak havoc among the citizens of reaches 100 years; “Kamikaze,” from British-made picture filmed in Jamaica, Sweden. “Tomorrow You Die,” the second Brigadier Film Associates, edited from and “Five Miles to Midnight,” filmed in space age science-fiction yarn, tells of an Japanese and Allied camera records de- Paris, as well as the previously men- astronaut, blown up in space, who comes tailing Japan’s plundering of the South tioned “Twice Told Tales.” Universal, to earth via his arm, his only living part. Pacific during World War II; “Mondo in addition to “The Birds” and “The The arm, with a life of its own, terrorizes Cane,” the Italian-made documentary List of Adrian Messenger,” will release and murders. with English narration concerning man two British-made Hammer Film pro- As in past years, American Interna- and his customs, birds and beasts the ductions, “Paranoiac,” the study of a tional will produce and release a big world around; the Swedish-made, mentally deranged person with delusions share of the horror and science-fiction “Secrets of the Nazi Criminals,” dis- of grandeur and persecution, and “The pictures, with four science-fiction titles tributed by Trans-Lux, a compilation of Kiss of the Vampire,” a horror film. and eight horror pictures scheduled. authentic footage from Russian, Ger- Two of the science-fiction epics deal Westerns in Downtrend man and English newsreels showing with the space age, “War of the Planets” fans will face a dearth of more Nazi atrocities during World War and “Battle Beyond the Sun,” the latter product this year, with only eight such II; “Smashing of the Reich,” from concerning four crew members and their productions scheduled from the majors, Brigadier, another compilation of foot- problems as they take the first space- one from each company with the excep- age from Allied and German films ship to the Red Planet. tion of American International. These showing the infamous Third Reich and Crown-International Before Zero,” makes its ap- will include “Gunfight at Comanche its final demise, and “Two pearance in the year’s horror film picturization of the rise mar- Creek,” from Allied Artists; “Savage a step-by-step ket with “Terrified,” Bem-Field a pro- Sam,” Buena Vista; “Cattle King,” of Communism. duction starring Rod Lauren and deal- MGM; “Hud,” Paramount; “The Young Neither the major film companies nor ing with a student who is frightened have made a strong to Guns of Texas,” 20th-Fox; “McLin- the independents death when placed in a casket in bid this year for product in the field of a tock,” United Artists; “Showdown,” graveyard. Colorama will dis- Universal, and “Spencer’s Mountain,” religion. However, tribute the Biblical spectacle, “Joseph Suspense and Mystery Subjects Warner Bros. and His Brethren,” Italian-made with Nineteen suspense and mystery The 39 smaller independent com- stories English both spoken and dubbed. The panies, listing are slated to reach the screen this year approximately 100 pic- film portrays the life of Joseph in tures for 1963, will continue to fill the and Columbia leads the production list Egypt, his life as a slave to Potiphar, his void left with five of these. In addition to “The by the major distributors, par- appointment to viceroy, his saving of Old Dark House,” the company will ticularly in those subject matter areas re- the country from famine and his final lease “The Candy Web,” shunned or ignored by the larger pro- described as a reunion with his jealous brothers. suspense satire and the story of inter- duction companies. Particularly notice- national intrigue set against the back- able this year in the independent lineup ground of a girls’ boarding school; are those productions designed for the Transitional Moves kiddy market and the documentaries, More “Hanno’s Doll,” starring Jane Fonda # from the Evelyn Piper novel; the areas virtually abandoned this year by Ahead for 63 British-made “The Maniac,” set in the the majors. While these independents sinister Camargue district in the south have their share of dramas, comedies, (Continued from page 12) of France, and “The Running Man,” a science-fiction, musical and adventure modern-day yam about a man who films, the emphasis seems to be placed tested to by Edward L. Hyman, who has fakes his own death to collect his primarily on those subjects deemed been making product surveys for ex- insurance. not too popular with the big film hibition on his own for the last several poll, the Of the four suspense -mystery films distributors. years. In addition to Hyman’s reveal more films scheduled by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, A strong bid for the kiddy market is announced programs of major calibre and fewer of the pro- three are from French producer Jacques being made by the K. Gordon Murray gram variety. Bar. They include “The Big Grab,” star- Film firm, with five fantasies adapted In summary, 1963 can be viewed as a ring and Alain from fairy tales, all made in Mexico. Delon and hopeful year. While the chances of halt- dealing Titles include “Little Red Riding Hood,” with a plot to rob the bank of ing the sale of features to television a Cannes gambling casino; “The Coun- “Little Red Riding Hood and Her appear remote, other factors on the terfeiters of Paris,” also starring Gabin Friends,” “Little Red Riding Hood and bright side could offset that dark spot and concerning a group of counter- the Monsters,” “Puss ’n’ Boots” and on the horizon. This should be an in- feiters who try to doublecross their “The Queen’s Swordsmen.” The company teresting year, as well as one of progress.

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HE PUBLIC thirst for knowledge turbulent ride down the Colorado River color and several are on travel-adven- T about the world and its people as well as a visit to the Grand Canyon. ture subjects, such as “This Is Hong was reflected in Hollywood short The same company also has “Champion Kong,” “Pearlers of the Coral Sea,” subjects released during the 1961-62 Angler,” in which a champion fisherman “People of the Rock,” “Australian Land- season, and appearances are that a trend shows breathtaking views of the Ca- scape” and “Morocco’s Saharan Re- is being established toward travel, ex- nadian forest of western Ontario as he gions.” ploration and science subjects. explores for new spots. Crown-International announced three While cartoons continued to account subjects, one in the travel-adventure for the major portion of the short sub- Space Subjects Also category, “The Magic Tide,” which also ject output, the importance of travel United Artists is making its bid for was offered for Academy Award con- and exploration subjects showed con- the travel subject market distributing sideration this year. The subject is the siderable growth over the preceding year. “Jacqueline Kennedy’s Asian Journey,” story of two eight-year-olds who ride Evidences are that the filmmakers will and the company also will present a “the magic tide” that washes Baja Cali- continue issuing subjects which not only space-travel subject, “Icarus Montgol- fornia. It was filmed in the natural sur- feature live action and entertainment, fier Wright.” The title, the company roundings of San Filipe, with Alazan, but px-ovide an ample supply of knowl- said, is the name of the man who dreams the bashful burro, as a leading char- edge concerning the far reaches of the of being the first man on the moon in acter. The other two Crown releases are world and the universe. 1970 and is compiled from those of “The Trumpet,” a musical subject, and Significantly and also in line with the previous fliers: Icarus, the mythical “The Plucky Plumber,” a pantomime. public demand, the travel short subject Greek boy who flew too near the sun Herts-Lion International Corp. dur- has graduated from merely a scenic tour and melted the wax on his wings; Mont- ing the current season has 20 award- of far-away places to a more sophisti- golfier, the name of the French brothers winning cartoons scheduled for release, cated presentation with a basic theme or who invented balloon flight in the 1700s, led off by “Ersatz,” the 1962 Academy story line condensed into its brief run- and Wright, for America’s air pioneers. Award winning short subject. In addi- ning time. One distributor explained While not actually a travel subject, tion, H-L will introduce a new cartoon that the public has become so travel- Universal, during 1961-62 hit the space character, Barbara, in the story of a lit- conscious that a mediocre travelog draws age quest for knowledge with its “The tle girl who refuses to conform. adverse comment. People who had Race to Space.” In the travel field, last visited the places shown on the screen year Universal released eight one-reel Sports High on List knew whether they were correctly pic- color specials and a longer subject, “All Sports subjects during the past sea- tured or not, while those who had not That Oriental Jazz,” showing the ef- son were high on the list of popular been there, he said, could “sort of feel” fect of jazz music on a tour of Tokyo’s shorts also, and encompassed every that the locales were not properly shown. Ginza. For the new season, Universal type of sports activity from fishing Yet, he added, travel films are among again has eight one-reel color travel through skiing. Columbia released three the top favorites. subjects, plus two specials, “Land of the such subjects, one each on water skiing, White Cloud,” filmed in New Zea- Long wrestling and trapshooting. Paramount Added to Many Lineups land and “Octoberfest,” filmed in Munich had five sports subjects, .covering horse during its famed festival time. This fact is illustrated by the grow- shows, archery, camping, and “soaring, Warner Bros, released three travel ing lineup of travel films emanating a new popular sport in which sailplanes subjects during the 1961-62 season and from Hollywood. Columbia, for instance, without motors are launched into the five has two slated thus far for the current during the 1961-62 season, released air and its occupants can float for hours year. In addition, the company has three travel short subjects, compared with by learning to stay with the upward- two-reel Scopes and four one-reel only three the preceding year. moving air currents. Paramount also re- Scopes, all on travel subjects. Warner Paramount released three travel sub- leased a cartoon special, “Abner the Bros, also has several sports reels which jects during the 1961-62 season and thus Baseball,” a 15-minute subject telling are also travel films. “This Sporting far has released two subjects for the new the life of a from to World” shows games and sports around season, including one titled, “Journey the time it is stuffed and stitched in a the world, and “The Emperor’s Horses” Understanding,” a 19-minute subject factory to its demise on the diamond. shows the training of the world-famous telling the story of a young boy whose Among the Movietone Cinemascopes white horses in the Alpine region of father sends him on a trip around the released by 20th-Fox were a number of . world to learn of the living conditions purely sport subjects, including foot- of all sorts of people. ball highlights, the Quebec annual sports Cartoons Still Dominant During the last season, 20th Century- pageant and one on deep sea fishing. Fox released four travel subjects and Despite the increasing popularity of Universal continued its Football High- for 1963, through June, the company the travel-adventure subject, the car- lights release, and has another sched- has one subject per month slated, rang- toon, however, continues to reign as uled for the current season. ing in subject matter from a rail tour of short subject king, with the old-time Altogether, exhibitors will have more Europe to Maine, Chinatown and Flor- characters retaining their popularity than 300 short subjects from which to ida. In addition, last year, 20th-Fox re- Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse and Pluto, fill their programs during the current leased three subjects featuring explorer from Buena Vista; Mr. Magoo, from film season. These releases will be from Doug Storer. “Killers and Clowns” ex- Columbia; Tom and Jerry, from MGM; the established Filmrow channels of plores the creatures of oceans and riv- Popeye, from Paramount; the Terrytoon supply. A number of other sources of ers; “Primitive Fighters” features a characters from 20th-Fox; Woody supply are available to the exhibitor demonstration of the use of primitive Woodpecker, from Universal; the Road seeking off-beat or unusual short sub- man’s most vicious weapons, and “Spirit Runner, Tweety and Sylvester, Daffy jects. The Jam Handy Organization is of the Dance” tells the story behind the Duck, from Warner Bros., and others. continuing its American series, with world’s most shocking dances. In addition to the nine major film free films for exhibitors. Other sources While not typically travel subjects, distributors, the past season saw a num- include Kingsley International, which these are indicative of another develop- ber of independent companies releasing distributes through Union Film Dis- ment in the short subject field, wherein short subjects and announcing lineups tributors; Go Pictures, Parade Releas- filmmakers tie in travel and other sub- for the new season. Lester A. Schoenfeld ing, Brown-Hughes Films, F&K Dis- jects—music, as in Columbia’s Trave- Films has five featurettes, ten two-reel- tributing, Times Films, the National lark series, or sports, as in 20th-Fox’s ers and seven one-reelers on its slate Film Board of Canada, Harry Stem, Inc., “Lady of the Rapids,” which features a for the new season. Most of them are in and several government agencies.

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By E. S. NELSON ARY Grant and Doris Day- THE WINNERS C reign as the King and Queen Male Female of the screen stars in BOX- OFFICE's 26th annual All-American 1. CARY GRANT 1. DORIS DAY Screen Favorites Poll for 1962. Re- 2. ROCK HUDSON 2. SHIRLEY MacLAINE sults this year, with only a few slight 3. 3. AUDREY HEPBURN changes from the 1961 poll, indicate 4. PAUL NEWMAN 4. SOPHIA LOREN that, while stars may come and stars 5. JOHN WAYNE 5. DEBBIE REYNOLDS 6. TAYLOR may go, the real pros retain their 6. JACK LEMMON ELIZABETH 7. 7. NATALIE popularity year after year. They WOOD 8. GLENN FORD 8. KIM NOVAK may move up and down the ladder 9. 9. HAYWARD a rung or two, or more, but still 10. 10. SANDRA DEE occupy a place of honor among the 11. WILLIAM HOLDEN 11. top echelon. This is the second time 12. TONY CURTIS 12. around for this royal pair, having

shared the No. 1 spot in the 1960 BOXOFFICE poll. Grant reverses made her eligible for the poll. She wife of producer Steve Parker, has positions with Rock Hudson and Miss won an Academy Award for 1961 as come a long way since her initial role Day crowds out Elizabeth Taylor, the best actress for her role in "Two in "The Trouble With Harry," which latter moving down to sixth place Women," an Embassy film released she made for Paramount in 1956. the feminine contingent. among in both Italian-1 a n u a e and g g On the male side, Rock Hudson long-time screen personality English-dubbed versions. A moves down to second position from and poll champion, Cary Grant led Special mention is also due Paul first place in 1961. Having made his the male contingent for three suc- Newman and Charlton Heston, this film debut in 1948 with a small part cessive years 1958, 1959 and 1960. — being the first appearance of both in "Fighter Squadron" (WB), Hudson Having dropped to fourth place in on the male roster, the former zoom- received his big break in 1954 when 1961, he has regained the "throne" ing to fourth place and the latter he played the lead in "Magnificent in 1962. It is his 17th time among the achieving seventh position. Absent Obsession" (Univ), opposite Jane Top Winners since his initial appear- this year from the Top Twelve male Wyman, which boosted him to over- ance in 1940, thus giving him the winners are , who night stardom. He also starred op- distinction of having maintained top placed ninth last year and Gregory posite Elizabeth Taylor in "Giant" star status on the poll BOXOFFICE Peck, who ranked eleventh. (WB, 1956) and was a sensation in for 17 out of years. 22 "Pillow Talk" (Univ, 1959) with Doris Brando's slight drop to first posi- Doris Day moves up from second Day. Latest films, both Universal, are tion in the Runners-up this year is place last year, having held second "Lover, Come Back" with Doris Day probably due to his having appeared position among the female winners and "" with Burl in no new films since "One-Eyed for the years 1957, 1959 and 1961, Ives. Jacks" for Paramount in 1961. He is having moved down one step to currently appearing in "Mutiny on Among the women stars, Audrey third place in 1958. She first climbed the Bounty" for MGM. Gregory Hepburn is elevated to third place to the higher rungs of popularity in Peck's only film following his box- in the current poll from the tenth spot 1951, gradually rising to the number office of last year. This makes her seventh three spot in 1956. smash, "The Guns Nava- rone" (Col), was "Cape Fear" appearance since winning fifth place An important addition to the 1962 (Univ) in 1962, which did just fair honors in 1954. Her role in "Roman roster is the name of Sophia Loren, business. Holiday," which Paramount has re- who places fourth in her first appear- issued, won her an Oscar when it ance among the winning array of Shirley MacLaine moves up two first was released in 1953. Recent stars since her name first was placed notches to second place in the top films were "Breakfast at Tiffany's" on the ballot in 1957. While most of ranks, her fourth appearance on the (Para) and "The Children's Hour" her films have been Italian imports, poll. Her recent films are "The (UA). she has been popular in America Children's Hour" (UA), "My Gei- and her first English-language film, sha" (Para) and currently, "Two for Burt Lancaster, who won an Oscar "Boy on a Dolphin" for 20th-Fox, the Seesaw" (UA), Miss MacLaine, (Continued on page 23) BOXOFFICE 19 CARY GRANT HUDSON

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All-American Screen Second Time Around" (20th-Fox) combined and divided polls. He has and "How the West Was Won." maintained a steady record—his film Favorites of 1962 Elizabeth Taylor, who is an eight- career interrupted by several years time winner, is sixth in the 1962 of combat service in World War II (Continued from page 19) feminine line, a tumble from her first —with only two absences from the also poll. This year's "Mr. Hobbs Takes a in 1960 for "Elmer Gantry' (UA), place perch in 1961. She was (20th-Fox) was both a climbs to third position from the first in the 1958 poll. Vacation" boxoffice success and a Blue Ribbon number eight spot in 1961. His recent Jack Lemmon, who drew the male Award winner. "Judgment at Nuremberg" (UA) was number six spot, has three consecu- a top grosser and in "Bird Man of tive wins. His role in "The Apart- Kirk Douglas, No. 10, has a long excellent Alcatraz" (UA) he gave an ment" won him second place in the list of screen triumphs and is performance. 1960 poll. He recently starred in credited with four wins since 1958, Mention was made previously of "The Notorious Landlady" (Col) and having skipped 1959. Famed for his role, Douglas's films for Paul Newman's initial entry in the is currently playing in "Days of Wine "Spartacus" number four spot, probably due to and Roses" (WB). 1962 are "Lonely Are the Brave" (Univ) and "Two Weeks in Another his brilliant performance in "Sweet With three poll successes, Natalie Town" (MGM). William Holden, No. Bird of Youth" (MGM) and ac- Wood remains in seventh position descends from his seventh place claim by critics for his role as The which she held twice before— 1958 11, peak which he held, both in 1961 and Battler in "Hemingway's Adventures and 1961. A former child star, Miss 1960. of a Young Man." As for newcomer Wood starred in "Splendor in the Sophia Loren's rise to fourth place Grass" (WB) and "West Side Story" Tony Curtis, actor and producer on the stellar horizon, her two 1962 (UA) this season and is now appear- with his own company, winds up the top hit films released in this country ing in "Gypsy" (WB). male laurel line by swinging into the are “El Cid" (AA) and "Boccaccio No. 12 spot, which gives him three A newcomer is Charlton Heston, 70" (Embassy). straight wins. However, he took seventh in the male lineup. He won quite a drop this time from his third Eleven- time winner John Wayne a 1959 Academy Award for his role place pedestal in 1961 and fourth in slipped from second place in the in "Ben-Hur." His films this season 1960. He currently is apoearina 1961 poll to the number five spot for are “El Cid" (AA) plus "The Pigeon in "Taras Bulba" (UA) and "40 1962. The former western star's de- That Took Rome" (Para), and he is Pounds of Trouble" (Univ). velopment as a top dramatic actor presently starred in “Diamond Head" 1961-62 was not so noticeable in his (Col). The All-American Screen Favorites films, "The Comancheros" (20th-Fox) Rounding out the feminine con- Poll is conducted by sending ballots and two Paramount films, "The Man listing the eligible stars to the fol- tingent for positions 8, 9, 10, 11 and Who Shot Liberty Valance" and the respective winners are Kim lowing groups: "Hatari!" as in the two in which he 12,

Novak, Susan Hayward, Sandra Dee, 1 . Motion picture editors of newspapers and is currently appearing: "The Longest Deborah magazines. Day" (20th-Fox) and the West Joanne Woodward and "How 2. Theatres—circuits and independents in both Kerr. Miss Novak (No. has six wins Was Won" (MGM-Cinerama). 8) large cities and small towns. in to credit a row her and ascended 3. The working press comprising domestic, for- Debbie Reynolds, six-time winner, to first place in 1957. Miss Hayward eign and radio correspondents. is in the five niche, number having (No. 9) also has six consecutive wins 4. Radio and TV commentators. fallen two steps from her 1961 pin- and won a 1958 Oscar for her role in 5. National Screen Council members, who each film most suitable for family nacle. She placed first in 1959 and month select the "I Want to Live." She starred in entertainment to be given the BOXOFFICE Blue has remained near the top since "Back Street" (Univ) before her cur- Ribbon Award. The Council is composed of motion picture editors, radio film commentators and rep- her initial appearance in 1957. She rent film, "I Thank a Fool" (MGM). resentatives of better films councils, women's clubs, has two pictures civic, educational and exhibitor organizations. for the season, "The Sandra Dee, a newcomer in 1960, has had three straight wins, but was relegated from fifth place last year THE RUNNERS-UP: to No. 10 this year. Joanne Wood- THE RUNNERS-UP: ward, No. 11, has placed five times (Listed in Order of Highest Number of (Listed in of Highest Number of and is one notch up from 12th place Votes Votes Received) Received) last year. She won an Oscar for her MALE role in "The Three Faces of Eve" in FEMALE 1957. Going down from eighth posi- Marlon Brando Henry Fonda Shirley Jones Angie Dickinson tion in 1961 to No. 12 for 1962, Maurice Chevalier Rosalind Russell Deborah Kerr holds six steady wins. Janet Leigh Shelley Winters Her picture for the season was "The Pat Boone Tony Randall Innocents" (20th-Fox). Lee Remick Bob Hope Lucille Ball Julie Harris Concluding the male lineup for Yul Brynner James Cagney Eva Marie Saint positions 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, the Spencer Tracy winners, respectively, are Glenn Connie Francis Frank Sinatra Anthony Quinn Ford, James Stewart, Kirk Douglas, Jane Wymcm Jean Simmons William Holden and Tony Curtis. Maureen O'Hara Barbara Stanwyck Ford, Fred MacMurray Burl Ives No. 8, moved down from fifth Geraldine Page Polly Bergen place last year and has six consecu- Jerry Lewis Judy Garland Cyd Charisse tive wins to his credit. His recent Claudette Colbert films were "Pocketful of Miracles" Richard Burton Lana Turner Olivia de Havilland (UA) and "The Four Horsemen of the Olivier Laurence Apocalypse" (MGM). James Stewart, Laurence Garner Harvey James No. 9, is a long-time favorite with ten Fred Astaire Peter Sellers wins since 1939-40, and has ap- Gina Lollobrigida Yvette Mimieux peared since on many lists, both

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By FRANK LEYENDECKER ing new players to replace the rapidly Raff Girls” and “Lovers of Teruel,” on aging star names of the 1940s and 1950s, its 1962 release list. S IN the past several seasons, the foreign directors, among them An- International Classics, the newly formed foreign-language features again tonioni, Fellini, Resnais, Truffaut, Ku- subsidiary for 20th Century-Fox, has set showed an increase in bookings rosawa and , are being “Please, Not Now!” starring Brigitte during 1962 and came to the attention discussed fluently by movie-wise pa- Bardot, as its first release, according to of millions of regular moviegoers in trons. In Hollywood, only the late Cecil William Shelton, managing director. the U.S. ordinarily who do not patronize B. DeMille and Alfred Hitchcock or per- Although the major distributors usually pictures which require them to read haps have ever been con- place the Italian-made adventure epics, English subtitles on the bottom of the sidered marquee names to draw patrons all dubbed into English, on their regular screen. to the boxoffice. release schedules for general and circuit Speaking at the recent Independent In 1961, it was the Italian “La Dolce bookings, the strictly-foreign product de- Film Importers and Distributors of Vita” which broke through and became mands a more-specialized selling. For America dinner at the Americana Hotel the first foreign feature to play re- this reason, United Artists’ subsidiary, in New York in January, Richard served-seat, two-a-day runs in U.S. key Lopert Pictures, released the fabulously- Brandt, president of Trans-Lux Dis- cities, while, in 1962, the same picture, successful “Never on Sunday” and is cur- tributing Corp., noted that domestic distributed by Astor Pictures, again rently handling “Electra,” the Greek- audience reception of the foreign film made news by being the first subtitled language classic, and Antonioni’s Italian had reached new peaks. “There was a picture to play leading circuit theatres, “The Night” (La Notte), while Columbia time, not too many years back, when patronized by neighborhood audiences. Pictures has a tiein with Davis-Royal to imported films had limited boxoffice In the past few months, another Ital- distribute this year’s Joseph Burstyn value. Fortunately, there was a hand- ian feature, “Boccaccio ’70,” has also award-winner, “,” as ful of farsighted and persistent indus- played the circuit houses, but in an Eng- well as many other French or Italian tryites who recognized that the main lish-dubbed version, following lengthy pictures designed for the art house cir- problem was one of exposure—to get engagements in its original subtitled cuit. Now, MGM is starting to handle the American public to see these pic- version. However, this circuit booking many of its Titanus-Metro pictures filmed tures and acclimate themselves to for- drew censure from the pulpits of Cath- in Europe, starting with “Arturo’s Island,” eign cultures, language barriers and the olic churches which stressed the Legion “Monkey in Winter” and this year’s like,” Brandt pointed out. of Decency’s original “condemned” rat- Academy Award Italian entry, “The Four Speaking at the same event, Arthur ing for “Boccaccio” and parishioners Days of .” Mayer, the veteran film importer, who were warned not to attend or permit Close behind Embassy, Astor, Con- as dis- acted as toastmaster, claimed that many their children to see the film. tinental, Lopert and Davis-Royal pictures “are being directed by English- tributors of foreign product is Janus men from books by Frenchmen, adapted Score Top Grosses Films, which has long specialized in to the screen by Italians, photographed During 1962, Joseph E. Levine’s Em- Ingmar Bergman’s Swedish features, but by Swedes, edited by Japanese and bassy Pictures acquired a full schedule now has several British pictures, in ad- financed jointly by American capitalists of foreign-made pictures to become the dition to Bergman’s latest, “Winter and European socialists. They are the foremost distributor of French and Light,” for 1963 release. Janus also has total of product of the skills, the culture, the Italian films in the U. S. In addition to a 16 Bergman Swedish films on combined efforts of gifted men and “Boccaccio ’70,” which has had over 5,000 its schedule for use by art spots planning women who have, in different countries bookings in the U.S. and has taken in Ingmar Bergman Film Festivals. and climes, learned to speak the common over $5,000,000 to date, according to Japanese Films in Comeback language of all humanity—the cinema.” Carl Peppercorn, vice-president and After a mild decline in 1961, Japanese general sales manager, Embassy’s “Di- Stars' Popularity High films are again getting art house book- vorce—Italian Style” passed its 26th ings, the most recent being “Yojimbo,” Mayer also mentioned that formerly, week at New York’s Paris Theatre early distributed by Seneca International, and American moviegoers who spoke of mo- in March and is chalking up 10-20 week “The Island,” distributed by Zenith Inter- tion picture performers thought of Gary runs in other key cities. With the re- national. Now the Toho Co. of Japan Cooper, Clark Gable, Audrey (or Kath- cent release of the English-dubbed ver- has opened a art house, arine) Hepburn. Today, however, they sion of “Divorce,” the U.S. gross is ex- Toho Cinema, in the Times Square area pay homage (not to mention $2.50 ad- pected to go over $2,000,000, while Pep- and plans a series of Japanese-made mission prices) to Sophia Loren, Gina percorn predicts that “Boccaccio ’70” first-run showings following the current Lollobrigida, Simone Signoret, Alec will eventually play over 8,000 U.S. opener, “The Bad Sleep Well.” Guinness and Maximilian Schell. Other dates. Two other recent Embassy re- British pictures, which are now on foreign players whose names have be- leases, “7 Capital Sins” and “Crime Does the regular release schedules of every come familiar to U.S. audiences include Not Pay,” are currently doing strong one of the major U.S. distributors, can Alain Delon, Claudia Cardinale, Mar- business in key cities, while such foreign no longer be classed as “foreign” prod- cello Mastroianni, Jeanne Moreau, Elsa pictures as “Love at Twenty,” “Landru,” uct, as are French or Italian films. Al- Martinelli, , Horst “Young Girls of Good Families” and though German pictures had few show- Buchholz, Maria Schell, Irene Papas, “Madame,” another Sophia Loren ings outside the German-language Romy Schneider, Alida Valli, Jean-Paul starrer, are early 1963 releases. neighborhood spots in 1962, Munio Pod- Belmondo, and Christian In addition to “,” Astor horzer, head of United Film Enterprises, Marquand, to list the best-known of the Pictures scored again with the off-beat foreign has bought some 38 German features for stars, almost all of whom have “” and the com- U.S. distribution, a few of which may either made pictures in Hollywood or pany also distributed “Les Liaisons play regular art houses. And 1962 also appeared in English-language pictures Dangereuses,” “H Grido,” “Shoot the ’s filmed saw “Summerskin,” Po- in Europe by American com- Piano Player” and has Fellini an early land’s “Joan of the Angels?” India’s panies. film, “The Swindle,” coming up. Con- “Devi” and Spain’s “Viridiana” on the In addition to the creation of new box- tinental Distributing, which has special- screens of leading art houses—a truly office stars from Europe, at a time when ized in British-made films, also had three United Nations-type of program for U.S. Hollywood has been laggard in develop- French pictures, “End of Desire,” Riff moviegoers. BOXOFFICE 31 SR Picture Records at the Nation’s Roxolfices GROSSES

(These Grossed 150% or More) West Side Story (UA) 279 • Mutiny on the Bounty (MGM) 274 148 Feotures in ‘Hit’ Class t-Music Man, The (WB) 271 Sergeants 3 (UA) 262 Guns oi Navarone, The (Col) 255 Longest Day, The (20th-Fox) 253 Scoring 120% or More HBoccacio '70 (Embassy) 252 H Gypsy (WB) 250 Lover Come Back (Univ) 248 El Cid (AA) 244 films (many English- HE influx of foreign That Touch of Mink (Univ) 235 T dubbed), along with the increase of in- Sweet Bird of Youth (MGM) 226 dependent productions, has brought the total Blue Hawaii (Para) 221 Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Astor) 216 feature films available during the up to 388 ^Flower Drum Song (Univ) 215 1961-62 season. Last year's Barometer listed fe'King of Kings (MGM) 215 288 releases for the 1960-61 season, so more Breakfast at Tiffany's (Para) 213 UBabes in Toyland (BV) product was offered. However, many of the 213 Judgment at Nuremberg (UA) 211 features listed for 1961-62 did not play in first- Hataril (Para) 210 run houses in key cities, so no precise Lolita (MGM) 204 Search of the Castaways could be made of their boxoffice performance. -In (BV) 203 Phaedra (Lopert) 199 The state of the industry can be gauged to OBon Voyage (BV) 198 it is found that of some extent, though, when — Girls’. Girls’. Girls’. (Para) 198 these 388 films, 148 grossed 120 per cent or ++What Ever Happened to Baby lane? (WB) 193 more of average business, putting them in the Walk on the Wild Side (Col) 192 Hit class. Black Tights (Magna) 189 -Chapman Report, The (WB) 189 than the 134 Hits While this is only 14 more Moon Pilot (BV) 188 last year (out of only 288 releases), eight (WB) 184 films scored 250 per cent or more this season Boys' Night Out (MGM) 183 compared to seven last season. And there were Second Time Around, The (20th-Fox) 183 — Barabbas (Col) 181 22 which chalked up an average of more than Taste of Honey, A (Cont'l) 181 boxoffice, compared to 17 200 per cent at the Devil at 4 O'Clock, The (Col) 180 last season. One, Two, Three (UA) 180 •H-Divorce Italian Style (Embassy) 179 While roadshows are covered in this year's — Errand Boy, The (Para) 179 report, MGM's Cinerama version of "The Won- Sky Above—the Mud Below, The (Embassy) 177 derful World of the Brothers Grimm" is not in- Bachelor in Paradise (MGM) 176 cluded although it will be a Hit for many Bird Man of Alcatraz (UA) 175 seasons. One should also bear in mind that Comancheros, The (20th-Fox) 174 because of special, regional and general re- Miracle Worker, The (UA) 173 Only Two Can Play (Col) 173 lease practices, there is considerable over- State Fair (20th-Fox) 170 this indi- lapping of the seasons and has been Pocketful of Miracles (UA) 168 cated in showing pictures which played during -Taras Bulba (UA) 168 1962 but which actually are 1962-63 releases. lIMr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation (20th-Fox) 167 Road to Hong Kong (UA) 166 All 12 Blue Ribbon winners were Hits Paris Blues (UA) 163 as well and the highest-scoring film, with a per- "Period of Adjustment (MGM) 163 centage of 279 per cent, was "West Side Story" Premature Burial, The (AIP) 163 (UA)—also a Blue Ribbon winner. United Art- Susan Slade (WB) 162 Back Street (Univ) 161 ists and MGM tied for the number of Hits, Mysterious Island (Col) 160 both having 17, although there were 27 in the Hustler, The (20th-Fox) 159 Miscellaneous category. I Spit on Your Grave (Audubon) 159 In addition to the companies mentioned, Co- - (Univ) 159 Kid Galahad (UA) 159 next 16 Hits, lumbia was with 20th-Fox J+Manchurian Candidate, The (UA) 159 had 15 and Paramount 12. Universal and War- Billy Rose's Jumbo (MGM) 156 ner Bros, had nine each, Buena Vista seven Viridiana (Kingsley) 156 and Continental six. Allied Artists had five to Harold Lloyd's World of Comedy (Cont'l) 155 Hit's Only Money (Para) 155 the company's credit; Embassy and American- Twist Around the Clock (Col) 154 International four each. Advise and Consent (Col) 152

: 152 With the number of theatres, including drive- • Gigot (20th-Fox) (Janus) 151 ins, playing pictures first-run (often in obscure Devil's Eye, The Don Quixote (MGM) 151 situations), the compilation of figures has been Light in the Piazza (MGM) 151 complicated and this accounts for the number Purple Noon (Times) 151 starred as incomplete.

Q Blue Ribbon Winner 32 y- Pre-Release What They Did in First Runs • Outstanding Hits Key Cities From Which Averages Were Computed: Baltimore Cincinnati Indianapolis Omaha Boston Cleveland Kansas City Minneapolis Portland Buffalo Denver New Haven San Francisco Detroit Memphis New York Seattle And intermediate cities and typical small town situations. 4 h

(These Grossed 140% or More) Children's Hour, The (UA) 149 -B-Requiem for a Heavyweight (Col) 149 Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone, The (WB) 149 227 Features Out of 388 , Teacher (Governor) 148 Follow That Dream (UA) 143 Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The (Para) 148 Three Stooges Meet Hercules, The (Col) 148 Do Average or Better Through a Glass Darkly (Janus) 148 Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, The (MGM) 146 ^Counterfeit Traitor, The (Para) 145 —A— (Governor) 145 Advise and Consent (Col)...j. ,* 152 Tender Is the Night (20th-Fox) 144 4 Two Rode Together (Col) 144 Air Patrol (20th-Fox) .. i 99 Last Year at Marienbad (Astor) 143 Night, The (Lopert) 143 All Fall Down (MGM) 120 Victim (Pathe-America) 143 t+Almost Angels (BV) 120 Bridge, The (AA) 142 H'way's Adventures of a Young Man (20th-Fox) 142 Anatomist, The (SR) * Journey to the Seventh Planet (AIP) 142 * Innocents, The (20th-Fox) 141 And the Wild, Wild Women (Trans-Lux).... Mary Had a Little (UA) 141 * Outsider, The (Univ) 141 Arms and the Man (Casino) View From the Bridge, A (Cont'l) 140 Assignment Outer Space (AIP) 95 (These Grossed 130% or More) Atlantic Adventure (Schoenfeld) * + ! Best of Enemies, The (Col) 139 Sail a Crooked Ship (Col) 139 Bachelor Flat (20th-Fox) 138 —B— Big Red (BV) 138 Mark, The (Cont'l) 137 Babes in Toyland (BV) 213

Jack the Giant-Killer (UA) J 36 Flat 138 Summer and Smoke (Para) 136 Bachelor (20th-Fox) Matter of (Herts-Lion) 135 WHO, A Bachelor in Paradise (MGM) 176 Murder She Said (MGM) 135 Stowaway in the Sky (Lopert) 135 Back Street (Univ) 161 OFive Weeks in a Balloon (20th-Fox) 133 * Tales of Terror (AIP) 133 Badjao (Parallel Film Dist.) Tarzan Goes to India (MGM) 133 ++Barabbas (Col) 181 Whistls Down the Wind (Pathe-America) 133 Spiral Road, The (Univ) 132 Bashful Elephant, The (AA) 100 Wild for Kicks (Times Film) 132 * Cape Fear (Univ) 131 Beginning Was Sin, The (Globe- Alexander).. My Geisha (Para) 131 Bell' Antonio (Embassy) 110 (These Grossed 120% or More) Bridge to the Sun (MGM) 129 Belle Sommers (Col) 92 Double Bunk (Showcorp) 129 t+Best of Enemies, The (Col) 139 Coming-Out Party, A (Union) 128 Tomorrow Is My Turn (Showcorp) 128 Beyond All Limits (Astor) 100 •BWaltz of the Toreadors (Cont'l) 128 HPigeon That Took Rome, The (Para) 127 Big Money, The (Lopert) * Summer to Remember, A (Kingsley -Int'l) 12? Playgirl After Dark (Topaz) 128 Big Red (BV) 138 Jules and (Janus) Jim 126 Big Wave, The (AA) * Two Weeks in Another Town (MGM) .... 12G I Like Money (20th-Fox) 125 ++Billy Budd (AA) 122 Town Without Pity (UA) 125 Satan Never Sleeps (20th-Fox) 124 ++Billy Rose's Jumbo (MGM) 156 Weekend With Lulu, A (Col) 124 Bird Man of Alcatraz (UA) 175 Centurion, The (Producers Int'l) 123 Huns, The (Producers Int'l) 123 Black Tights (Magna) 189 ^Majority of One, A (WB) 123 Q++Billy Budd (AA) 122 Blood and Roses (Para) 105 Make Mine a Double (Ellis) 122 * (Embassy) 121 Bloodlust (Crown Int'l) Phantom of the Opera (Univ) 121 Bloody Brood, The (Astor) * Five Day Lover, The (Kingsley) 121 All Fall Down (MGM) 120 Blue Hawaii (Para) 221 ^++Almost Angels (BV) 120 Convicts 4 (AA) 120 ++Boccaccio 70 (Embassy) 272 Experiment in Terror (Col) 120 Flight of the Lost Balloon (AIP) 120 Bon Voyage (BV) 198 Forever My Love (Para) 120 , The (UA) * Story, The (AA) 120 Horizontal Lieutenant, The (MGM) 120 t-Legend of Lobo, The (BV) 120 EDITOR'S NOTE: 100% is average or normal business. O Deration Snatch (Cont'l) 120 *Denotes insufficient reports for computation. 300 Spartans, The (20th-Fox) 120 -H-War Lover, The (Col) 120 World by Night (WB) 120 33 iw CONTINUING PROGRESS

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Boys' Night Out (MGM) 183 Devil's Messenger, The (Herts-Lion) Brain That Wouldn't Die, The (AIP) * Devil's Partner, The (Filmgroup) * Breakfast at Tiffany's (Para) 213 Devil's Wanton, The (Embassy) *

Bridge, The (AA) 142 Diary of a Nudist (Atlantic) * Bridge to the Sun (MGM) 129 1+Divorce—Italian Style (Embassy) 178 Broken Land (20th-Fox) 98 Doctor in Love (Governor) 145 Brushfire! (Para) 98 Don Quixote (MGM) 151 Burn, Witch, Burn (AIP) 107 Don't Knock the Twist (Col) 92 Double Bunk (Showcorp.) 129 —C— Cabinet of Caligari, The (20th-Fox) 113 —E— Call Me Genius (Cont'l) 108 East of Kilimanjaro (Parade) 98

Cape Fear (Univ) 131 Eegah (Fairway-Inti) 1 1 Carnival of Souls (Herts-Lion) * El Cid (AA) 244

Carry On, Teacher (Governor) 148 Empty Star, The (Azteca Films) * Cash on Demand (Col) 98 End of Desire (Cont'l) 110

Centurion, The (Producers Int'l) 123 Erotica (Pad-Ram) * t+Chapman Report, The (WB) 189 Errand Boy, The (Para) 179 Children's Hour, The (UA) 149 Escape From Zahrain (Para) 110 Choppers, The (Fairway-Inti) * Everything's Ducky (Col) 97 Cinderella (Janus) * Experiment in Terror (Col) 120

Claudelle Inglish (WB) 105 Explosive Generation, The (UA) 105 Clown and the Kid, The (UA) 100 —F— Colossus of Rhodes (MGM) 116 Fallguy (Fairway-Int'l) Comancheros, The (20th-Fox) 174 Farewell Doves! (Artkino), Coming-Out Party, A (Union Film) 128 Fear No More (Astor) Concrete Jungle, The (Fanfare) 94 Firebrand, The (20th-Fox) 100 Confessions of an Opium Eater (AA) * Five Day Lover (Kingsley) 121 Constantine and the Cross (Embassy) * Five Finger Exercise (Col) 115 Convicts 4 (AA) (was "Reprieve") 120 Five Minutes to Live (Astor) * Couch, The (WB) 91 Five Sinners (Astor) * Counterfeit Traitor, The (Para) 145 (20th-Fox) 133 Creature From the Haunted Sea (Filmgroup) * Flame in the Streets (Atlantic) 103 Crime of Monsieur Lange, The (Brandon).... * Flight of the Lost Balloon (20th-Fox) 120 Cry Double Cross (Atlantic) 100 Flight That Disappeared (UA) 95 —D— Flight to the Stars (Artkino) * Flower Drum Song (Univ) 215 Damon and Pythias (MGM) 94 Follow That Dream (UA) 148 Dangerous Charter (Crown Int'l) * Follow That Horse (Seven Arts) * Day the Earth Caught Fire, The (Univ) 107 Force of Impulse (Astor) * Dead to the World (UA) * Forever My Love (Para) 120 Deadly Duo (UA) 99 Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Desert Patrol (Univ) 96 The (MGM) 146

Desert Warrior (Medallion) 100 Frightened City, The (AA) 100 Devil at 4 O'Clock, The (Col) 180 —G— Devil Made a Woman, The (Medallion) * George Raft Story, The (AA) 120 Devil's Eye, The (Janus) 151 Geronimo (UA) 115 Devil's Hand, The (Crown) 84 HGigot (20th-Fox) 152

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* Gina (Astor) Jessica (UA) 117 * Girl With a Suitcase (Ellis) 113 Jet Storm (UPRO) * Girls at Sea (Seven Arts) Journey to the Seventh Planet (AIP) 142 ++Girls! Girls! Girls! (Para) 198 Judgment at Nuremberg (UA) 211 Gun Street (UA) 92 Jungle Fighters (Cont'l) 108 Guns of Darkness (WB) 94 —K— Guns of the Black Witch (AIP) 100 Karate (Joseph Brenner) 102 Guns of Navarone, The (Col) 255 Kid Galahad (UA) 159 t+Gypsy (WB) 250 King of Kings (MGM) 215 —H— Kitchen, The (Kingsley Int'l) 115 Hand of Death (20th-Fox) 85 L— Hands of a Stranger (AA) * — La Belle Americaine (Cont'l) 141 Happiness of Us Alone (Toho-Int'l) * La Viaccia (Embassy) * Happy Thieves, The (UA) 104 Lad: a Dog (WB) 96 Harold Lloyd's World of Comedy (Cont'l)....155 Last of the Vikings (Medallion) 101 Hatari! (Para) 210 Last Year at Marienbad (Astor) 143 Head, The (Trans-Lux) 107 ++Legend of Lobo, The (BV) 120 Hell Is for Heroes (Para) 116 Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Astor) 216 Hellions, The (Col) 89 Light in the Piazza (MGM) 151 Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man (20th-Fox) 142 Lisa (20th-Fox) 112

Hey, Let's Twist! (Para) 118 Lolita (MGM) 204 Hitler (AA) 119 Lonely Are the Brave (Univ) 108 Horizontal Lieutenant, The (MGM) 120 ^Longest Day, The (20th-Fox) 253

Horror Chamber of Dr. Faustus, Loss of Innocence (Col) 106 The (Lopert) 114 Lost Battalion (AIP) 97

House of Women (WB) 97 Love Is a Day's Work (Cont'l) 118 Huns, The (Producers Int'l) 123 Lover Come Back (Univ) 248

Hustler, The (20th-Fox) 159 Lust to Kill (Herts-Lion) * —I— —M— I Bombed Pearl Harbor (Parade) 104 Madison Avenue (20th-Fox) 103 I Like Money (20th-Fox) 125 Magic Sword, The (UA) 112 * I Spit on Your Grave (Audubon) 159 Magic Voyage of , The (Filmgroup)..

“If a Man Answers (Univ) 159 Magnificent Tramp, The (Cameo Int'l) * Immoral West, The (Films Pacifica) * Majority of One, A (WB) 123

Impersonator, The (Cont'l) * Make Mine a Double (Ellis) 122 Important Man, The (Lopert) 97 Make Way for Lila (Parade) 100 Mn Search of the Castaways (BV) 203 Malaga (WB) 92 (UA) * Manster, The—Half Man-Half Monster * Information Received (Univ) (Lopert) 114 Innocents, The (20th-Fox) 141 Man-Trap (Para) 97 Invasion of the Animal People (A.D.P.) * Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The (Para).. 148 Invasion of the Star Creatures (AIP) * ++Manchurian Candidate, The (UA) 159 Invasion Quartet (MGM) 112 Marco Polo (AIP) Ill (20th-Fox) 98 Mark, The (Cont'l) 137 +dt's Only Money (Para) 155 Mary Had a Little (UA) 141 —I— Mask, The (WB) 107 Jack the Giant-Killer (UA) 136 Matter of WHO, A (Herts-Lion) 135

38 BAROMETER Section Marlon Brando TheUglyAmerican

co-starting SANDRA CHURCH • EIJI OKADA * PAT HINGLE with Arthur hill

Screen Story and Screenplay by STEWART STERN • From the novel by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick

Produced and Directed by GEORGE ENGLUND • IN EASTMAN COLOR picture Cjjtrodded

* Mermaids of Tiburon, The (Filmgroup) Phantom of the Opera, The (Univ) 121 Merrill's Marauders (WB) 114 Phantom Planet, The (AIP) 96 * Midsummer Night's Dream (Showcorp) t+Pigeon That Took Rome, The (Para) 127 Mighty Ursus (UA) 97 Pirate of the Black Hawk, The (Filmgroup).... 100

Miracle Worker, The (UA) 173 Pirates of Tortuga (20th-Fox) 92 Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation (20th-Fox) 167 Playgirl After Dark (Topaz) 126 Mr. Sardonicus (Col) Ill Playgirls and , The (UPRO) * Money, Money, Money (Times) * Pocketful of Miracles (UA) 168

Moon Pilot (BV) 188 Premature Burial, The (AIP) 163 Morning Star (Artkino) * Prisoner of the Iron Mask (AIP) 108 Most Wanted Man, The (Astor) * Public Affair, A (Parade) *

Mothra (Col) 91 Purple Hills, The (20th-Fox) 92 Murder She Said (MGM) 135 Purple Noon (Times) 151 Music Man, The (WB) 271 ++Mutiny on the Bounty (MGM) 274 —Q— 94 My Geisha (Para) 131 Queen of the Pirates (Col) Mysterious Island (Col) 160 —R— —N— Red Cloak, The (Sefo Int'l) Naked Terror (Joseph Brenner).. ++Requiem for a Heavyweight (Col) .149 Nearly a Nasty Accident (Univ) Ride the High Country (MGM) .104 (A Never Let Go (Cont'l) Rider on a Dead Horse A) * Riff Raff Girls (Cont'l) .116 Never Take Candy From a Stranger (Astor).. k of Terror (Playstar) Night Affair (President) * Ring k Night Creatures (Univ) 97 Risk, The (Kingsley-Union) to (UA) .166 Night of Evil (Astor) * Road Hong Kong Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone, The (WB) .149 Ninth Bullet, The (Audubon) * Adventure (WB) .110 No Love for Johnnie (Embassy) 121 Rome Rommel's Treasure (Medallion) .100 No Man Is an Island (Univ) 108 k for Prosecutor (Amer.-Met.).. No Place Like Homicide (Embassy) 105 Roses the k Nun and the Sergeant, The (UA) * Ruffians, The (Ellis Films) k Run Across the River (Astor) —O— Odd Obsession (Edward Harrison) —S— On Any Street (La Notte Brava) Safe at Home! (Col) 98 One, Two, Three (UA) 180 Sail a Crooked Ship (Col) 139 * Only Two Can Play (Col) 173 (UA) Operation Snatch (Cont'l) 120 Samar (WB) 91

Outsider, The (Univ) 141 Satan in High Heels (Cosmic) 112 Satan Never Sleeps (20th-Fox) 124 —P— Scarface Mob, The (Desilu) 98 Pagan Island (Cinema Syndicate) Scream of Fear (Col) 106

Panic in the Year Zero! (AIP) 104 Season of Passion (UA) 99 Paradise Alley (Astor) * Second Time Around, The (20th-Fox) 183 * Paris Blues (UA) 163 Secret File: Hollywood (Crown Int'l) Payroll (AA) 97 (UA) 95 Peeping Tom (Astor) * Sergeant Was a Lady, The (Univ) 92 Period of Adjustment (MGM) 163 Sergeants 3 (UA) 262

+tPhaedra (Lopert) 199 7 Women From Hell (20th-Fox) 112

40 BAROMETER Section EXPLOITATION CONFERENCE

Producer Herman Cohen (on right) and one of the

leading personalities in his cast discuss a nation- wide publicity tour to exploit his new shocker “BLACK ZOO” IN PANAVISION and EASTMANCOLOR

coming up fast for Allied Artists release

Following the meeting the star really got his teeth into Cohen's project. picture CjroAdeS

* * Seventh Commandment, The (Crown Int'l).. Touchables, The (Phaeton Int'l) * Shangri-La (Joseph Brenner) Town Without Pity (UA) 125 * * She Didn't Say No! (Seven Arts) Trauma (Parade) Shoot the Piano Player (Astor) 114 Trojan Horse, The (Colorama) 103 * Shootout at Big Sag (Parallel) Trunk, The (Col) 93 * Siege of Hell Street, The (UPRO) 20,000 Eyes (20th-Fox) 100 Siege of Syracuse (Para) 96 Twist All Night (AIP) 106 * Silent Call, The (20th-Fox) Twist Around the Clock (Col) 154 Singer Not the Song, The (WB) 94 Two and Two Make Six (Union) 100 Six Black Horses (Univ) 93 Two Little Bears, The (20th-Fox) 107 Sky Above—the Mud Below, The Two Rode Together (Col) 144 (Embassy) 177 Two Weeks in Another Town (MGM) 126 * Some Like It Cool (Janus) Something Wild (UA) Ill * —U— Sound of Life, The (Univ) Underwater City, The (Col) 94 Spiral Road, The (Univ) 132 Unstoppable Man, The (Astor) 98 Splendor in the Grass (WB) 184 Utamaro (Edward Harrison) * State Fair (20th-Fox) 170 Stowaway in the Sky (Lopert) 135 * Strangers in the City (Embassy) —V— Summer and Smoke (Para) 136 Valiant, The (UA) 115 Summer to Remember, A (Kingsley-Int'l)....127 Valley of the Dragons (Col) 94 Summerskin (Angel) * Victim (Astor) 143 Susan Slade (WB) 162 View From the Bridge, A (Cont'l) 140 * Sweet Bird of Youth (MGM) 226 Violin and Roller (Artkino) Sweet Ecstasy (Audubon) * Viridiana (Kingsley) 156 Swingin' Along (20th-Fox) 94 Sword of the Conqueror (UA) 104 —W— Walk on the Wild Side (Col) 192 —T— Waltz of the Toreadors (Cont'l) 128 Take Me Away, My Love War Hunt (UA) 101 * (Greek M. Pictures) ++War Lover (Col) 117 * Tales of Terror (AIP) 133 Weddings and Babies (Morris Engel) t+Taras Bulba (UA) 168 Weekend With Lulu, A (Col) 124 Tartars, The (MGM) 105 West Side Story (UA) 279 Tarzan Goes to India (MGH) 133 +*What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (WB)..193 * Taste of Honey, A (Cont'l) 181 When the Girls Take Over (Parade) Tell-Tale Heart, The (Brigadier) 113 Whistle Down the Wind (Astor) 133 * Temptation (Cameo Int'l) White Slave Ship (AIP) 98 Tender Is the Night (20th-Fox) 144 Wild for Kicks (Times) 132 * Terror of the Bloodhunters (A.D.P.) * (Astor) * Testament of Orpheus Wild Westerners, The (Col) (Films-Around-the-World) * Womcmhunt (20th-Fox) 108 That Touch of Mink (Univ) 235 Wonders of Aladdin, The (MGM) 102 Then There Were Three (Parade) 92 World by Night (WB) 120 There Was a Crooked Man (Lopert) * World in My Pocket (MGM) 105 Third of a Man (UA) * 13 West Street (Col) 96 —X— 300 Spartans, The (20th-Fox) 120 X-15 (UA) 92 Three Stooges Meet Hercules, The 148 Throne of Blood (Brandon) * Y— Through a Glass Darkly (Janus) 148 — Sinners (Manson).. Thunder of Drums, A (MGM) 114 Young Tomorrow Is My Turn (Showcorp.) 128 Too Late Blues (Para) 114

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IPE ON ALL levels continues on the work in a stock company version of principle of the new developing to “The Moon Is Blue” first attracted Hol- replace the old. While life spans lywood’s attention. The honey-blonde’s vary widely, even the dramatic lives of recent performance in “Walk on the motion picture stars, there comes a time Wild Side” and in “Period of Adjust- when the most popular screen idol must ment” show that the 24-year-old star is retire—or accept roles in keeping with dramatically mature. his or her real age, or the age which The brooding charm of Horst Buch- Nature and the makeup department en- holz was first noticed in this country able them to assume. Studios wisely when he starred in “Tiger Bay” with groom young talent to replace the old in , an English production and roles that only youth can play, in order his first English-language film. The 1. to acquaint the public with players be- German-born actor was evacuated in fore they are given star parts. World War II at the age of 11 to Czech- Thus in the All-American screen poll, oslovakia and harsh existence there. A a king and a queen are selected—also year later, he learned in that his a prince and princess in the royal line father was a prisoner of war. So, in to take over. This year the 12 young order to support his frail mother and stars that showed promise are headed younger sister, he became an extra at by Warren Beatty among the males and Berlin Metropol Theatre, graduating to Jane Fonda on the feminine side. Both radio and stage plays. He became popu- have family film connections. Warren’s lar abroad through several foreign films, sister is Shirley MacLaine; Jane is the but it was his role in “Fanny” that daughter of Henry Fonda. Since their raised him to star status here. faces and names may be more familiar London native Hayley Mills scored in than knowledge of their backgrounds, Disney’s “Pollyanna,” played identical thumbnail sketches about them seem to twins in “The Parent Trap” to the de- be in order. light of American audiences, and, most Warren Beatty started his film career recently, began to grow up in “In Search as a star with Natalie Wood in Elia of the Castaways.” Prior to that, she had shown the quality of her acting in 2. HORST BUCHHOLZ Kazan’s “Splendor in the Grass.” This was followed by another starring role “Tiger Bay.” Her father is actor John with Vivien Leigh in “The Roman Mills and her mother, Mary Hayley Bell, Spring of Mrs. Stone.” However, Rich- is the author of a novel from which mond-born Beatty, once the star center “Whistle Down the Wind” was made. of the Arlington (Va.) Washington and Many actors come to Los Angeles, but Lee high school’s football team, studied James MacArthur was born there, the at Northwestern’s School of Speech, son of famous actress Helen Hayes and then at Stella Adler’s New York acting the late newspaperman-p laywright school, supporting himself by manual Charles MacArthur. At the age of eight, jobs. And he had a stage success in James played a Welsh boy in “The Corn William Inge’s “Compulsion” and in “A Is Green” in a Maryland summer stock Loss of Roses,” as well as several tele- production, but his education included vision triumphs before the cinema some Harvard, which he left for the claimed him. stage in his sophomore year. Television Jane Fonda’s background, besides the and motion pictures claimed him and, family’s interest in theatre, includes once, when his mother was starred in study at Vassar and at art studios in “Skin of Our Teeth” in Paris, he made both Paris and New York, for she origin- the thunder back stage on a pair of kettle drums. Among his pictures are 3. JAMES MAC ARTHUR ally planned an art career. However, her

6. RICK NELSON 4. GEORGE CHAKIRIS 5. BOBBY DARIN

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has never given “Swiss Family Robinson” and “The In- of his family’s poverty, trying to improve himself and his terns,” with “Spencer’s Mountain” up varied talents. Song-writer, ar- coming. many ranger, drummer, singer, actor—he’s all pictures, “The Nancy Kwan’s two big these and more, the husband of Sandra “Flower World of Suzie Wong” and Dee. They eloped after finishing their Drum Song,” have been good frames for work on “Come September.” Working her Oriental charms, although she is together in “If a Man Answers,” they one-half English and Scotch through have a current boxoffice hit in that her blonde mother, a London model who film. architect father when met her Chinese From her Italian, Irish, English and Cambridge. During he was studying at Mohican Indian ancestry, Connie Stev- II, when Nancy was one year World War ens received a soft, blonde beauty that and her brother were smuggled old, she has helped her TV and motion picture out of Hong Kong in wicker baskets, by career as singer and actor. Born in Flat- father disguised as a coolie. Edu- her bush, her musician father had changed cated in ballet at the London Royal his name from Peter Angolia to Teddy ballet, she came back to open a ballet Stevens. She and her father moved to school in Hong Kong, grew interested in Los Angeles, when Connie was 15. An theatre instead. agent started her in TV as a means of pictures After playing the roll of Riff, leader of breaking into films. Her major Slade. the Jets in the Jerome Robbins London have been “Parrish” and “Susan of “West Side Story,” George company Rick Nelson is another radio and TV Chakiris was switched to playing Ber- in star who “graduated” into films, first nardo, leader of the Sharks, in the “Here Come the Nelsons” and then Mirisch Pictures version. His foreign with Ethel Barrymore and Leslie Caron looks come from his Greek parentage, first in “A Story of Three Loves.” His but he was bom in Norwood, Ohio, and triumph as a teenage idol was in Rio raised in Tucson and Long Beach. Work- Bravo” and his albums are in great de- ing days as a clerk, he studied dancing mand. Born in 1940 in Teaneck, N.J., at night. While with a dance group in on Rick (Eric Hilliard) Nelson appeared “White Christmas,” a closeup of him the radio version of the Ozzie and Har- with Rosemary Clooney, published in eight riet Nelson show when he was Life magazine, brought requests from and has been in show business evei girls for his identity. That induced a since. Paramount contract and started his to Miss subsequent zoom to stardom. That name Tuesday, according Weld herself, came about because she Swedish-American Ann-Margret has was born on Thursday, two days late. the looks, the voice and the dancing Maybe she was depressed by the New star roles in musicals. First talent for York Salvation Army hospital, where seen in “A Pocketful of Miracles,” she she was born a short time after her played opposite Pat Boone in “State father had developed a heart ailment. Fair,” adding zest. Her latest success as Or, maybe, Tuesday just made it up, like an actress-singer is in “Bye Bye Birdie,” about having attended 47 different making her a star in less than two years. schools when her mother says only Maybe Bobby Darin fans who play seven. Anyway, whatever Tuesday has his rock-and-roll records do not know gets through on the screen. She has his real name is Robert Walden Cas- made fans for herself in “High Time," sotto. But the New York boy, who “Return to Peyton Place,” “Wild in the started life in a cardboard crib because Country,” and "Bachelor Flat.” 3. NANCY KWAN

6. TUESDAY WELD 5. CONNIE STEVENS 4. ANN-MARGRET

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By HUGH FRAZE has the distributor sharing 50-50 ad- men’s use of pressbook ideas. One head- vertising-promotion expenses above the line, “Proficiency With Pressbook Builds section of HE SHOWMANDISER participating theatre's normal budget, Strong ‘Trauma’ Premiere Campaign,” Boxoffice is a chronicle of suc- T the latter figure worked out individually recounts the opening promotion for the cessful showmen reporting ideas by the exhibitor and exchange man- Parade Releasing Corp. release in San which paid off at the and promotions ager. In addition, the distributor con- Diego. boxoffice; its pages register the films tributes, usually without charge, a Joe Pasternak went off the beaten that are making money. This is by showmanship manual and advertising track on a personal appearance tour choice of showmen themselves, who vol- paper, such as heralds, window cards for “Billy Rose’s Jumbo.” One of his unteer all Showmandiser material and and streamers; screen trailer, open-end stops was at Richmond, Va., where the they like to talk about their successes! radio interviews, radio-television spots, film played at Loew’s Theatre, man- in the hundreds of head- Significant soundtrack recordings, etc. aged by George Peters. Telling of Pas- lines and articles in Showmandiser The COMPO-plan pictures play on ternak’s stop, he comments: 1962 is the increase in the number of percentage. Profitable merchandising “Appearances in the small cities by so-called “adult” or more sophisticated teamwork has been carried out by the Hollywood executives are a beneficial type of pictures such as “A Taste of Hendel group for several years with which works both ways, and Honey” and “Never on Sunday,” made practice distributors, including Columbia Pic- there should be more of them. Holly- by foreign film companies, and “If a tures, Universal and Warner Bros. wood’s lack of contact with people out- Man Answers” and “The Manchurian side the big metropolitan centers has Candidate,” by Hollywood. COMPO Plan Effectively Used been a tragic loss in recent years to Major 1962 campaigns came, not only As Hendel sees it, distributors can’t the industry as a whole, and especially from the so-called art theatres book- afford not to help every theatre to to exhibitors on the local level.” ing much foreign-made product but reach the all-important cash customers All showmen are optimists — every also from managers operating regular with local-level advertising and promo- good worker believes in his own ef- showcases. Showmandiser pages dur- tion. He says distributors may get back forts—there is no pessimism in the ing the last 12 months thus, not only $5 for every $1 spent on such teamwork more than 200-odd pages and the more confirm a well-known trade develop- promotion, and cites such results as than 1,000 reports sent in to Boxoffice ment, an expansion in art theatres, but a gross of $250,000 in the 80-odd par- Showmandiser by showmen at work in also indicate that U.S. filmmakers, and ticipating theatres on “The Interns.” all sizes and types of theatres in the the “regular” theatres along with them, Commented Charles E. McCarthy, U.S., Canada and England. And good are continuing to move into portrayals executive vice-president of COMPO, showmen have one thing in common— of sides of life previously untouched. “The history of the COMPO plan in they all believe that they personally Pittsburgh shows what can be ac- Change in Theatregoers can do something about any problem complished by aggressive, enthusiastic course, a change in that comes along. This means, of cooperation.” theatregoers; they pick the films they Robert S. Ferguson, national director Great Variety of Ideas like, and the filmmakers follow the of advertising, publicity and exploitation Grecula, who switched market. There’s Ernie for Columbia, mentions three ingredients from years as a salesman with National Also, Showmandiser discloses that of the success on the "Interns”; the Screen Service, to exhibition, when he more spectaculars like “Mutiny on the picture itself, timing and “the dynamic and several associates took over two Bounty” and “Lawrence of Arabia” genius of Harry Hendel,” and adds, subsequent-run theatres in Hartford, were getting the big promotions, and “Columbia Pictures’ advertising and Conn., the 850-seat Art Cinema and the money during 1962. publicity department always is eager the 900-seat Lennox. Within six months, second matter charged with food A to work with enterprising showmen.” he had proved to himself, and skeptical for thought, appearing in Showman- The above seems to emphasize an old acquaintances, that his venture would diser 1962, concerns the question of axiom—there is cooperation where there succeed. He also has operated the State intra-industry promotional teamwork, is respect and confidence, in this case, in Torrington, Conn., for ten years. or lack of it, as some trade spokesmen mutual respect for each other’s show- “I have found out that, if I exert might say. manship “aggressiveness” and profici- enough effort to alert the potential pa- What’s doing with the Marcus plan, ency. tronage, I can come out ahead even COMPO. the TOA joint promotion with the most unpromising picture,” movement? Reports on these examples Distributor Cooperation he says. “I have found that all our of distributor-exhibitor teamwork ap- The distributor-producer part in the problems—the long, the short and the pear mostly on Boxoffice news pages, 1962 promotional picture is related in tall—can be resolved profitably, if we but Showmandiser does give one an- articles throughout Boxoffice, with get product.” swer; COMPO-plan saturation cam- the Showmandiser telling how they were A showman always is ready to learn paigns, directed by a coordinator with applied on the local level. new tricks, new ways of doing the old lots of drive and showmanship know- Spectacular in nature was the assign- standbys, and one of the best places how, is going over big in the Pittsburgh, ment by Columbia of Jean Piccard, son to get the new ideas is in Showmandiser. Pa., area. The coordinator is Harry of the famous balloonists Jean and Grecula makes it a constant habit to Hendel, who reports “” grosses Jeanette Piccard, to make a series of read all the tradepapers for suggestions on selected pictures in 80-odd theatres balloon ascensions starting in Boston and ideas. as a result of COMPO-plan merchandis- for “,” a tour re- The drama critics on the downtown ing. stricted somewhat by the January newspapers, the radio and television pro- As an example, according to Hendel, weather. gram directors are the showmen’s best one drive-in which grossed $300 on Other articles relate how local the- friends. All showmen contributing to “Strangers When We Meet,” reported atremen capitalized on the visits of Showmandiser affirm this in words and a take of $3,000 on the COMPO-mer- stars, sent out in potent numbers by action. chandised “Interns.” the studios, and nearly every page con- The setup worked out at Pittsburgh tains one or more accounts of theatre (Continued on Page 54)

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Showplace of the Nation • Rockefeller Center, N. Y. Friendship with the press, TV and radio folk has been developed by Paul Hanner, director of public relations for Astral Films, Toronto, Ont., into a co- operative working formula worth thou- sands of extra dollars at the boxoffices where his films have played. He calls his formula “total merchandising,” he relates in a July, 1962, report to Show- mandiser.

“My motto is always consider the press, radio and television as an ally,” he says. “Don’t be afraid to offer them your theatre facilities in return for co-op promotion, in addition to the money you spend with them. My motto n institution known throughout the is, for every $1 spent it’s possible to achieve $2 worth of free promotion.”

world for its presentation of outstand- His method is to give the newspaper, radio or television a sales promotion gimmick that has common benefits. For ing motion pictures and stage shows example, he came up with Mole the Gravedigger, a character in “The Pre- notable for their good taste, beauty mature Burial,” to be played by a dee- jay, from station CKEY, who’s a clever and perfection of execution. mimic. The deejay Mole was inter- viewed on several of the CKEY pro- grams, and also appeared in a down- town window offering prizes to passers- by who could make Mole the Gravedig- ger laugh!

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54 BAROMETER Section Why did CKEY go for this gimmick? To promote interest in the deejay’s regular show. A four-day disc jockey marathon, conceived by Conrad Brady, an “old pro” showman with Interstate Theatres BEST WISHES of Texas, doubled grosses at the ad- jacent Paramount and State theatres in Austin. Two deejays broadcast con- tinuously from the lobbies of the two downtown houses in an endurance con- TO ALL test. Beauties and brawn from Texas University of Austin—coeds and mem- bers of the Longhorn football team— gave interviews and subbed occasionally at the mikes. A twist contest out front From on Saturday night drew 3,500. Walt Guarino, of the Saenger in New Orleans, filled the house to capacity, also with a twist gimmick. Three dee- jays asked female listeners during three weeks to write them, “Why I Schine Showmen would like to twist with a disc jockey.” Each deejay, then, selected a partner and appeared in a Thursday night stage show, the audience picking the winning pair. Also on stage were Fred Astaire dancers, after which members of the audience were invited on stage to do SCHINE CIRCUIT, INC. their stuff. Staff turnover was cut down and GL0VERSVILLE, N.Y. service was improved greatly by A1 Marsden jr., who manages the Centre in Corpus Christi, Tex., by hiring Co- operative Education students. “If you can manage to get them in their sophomore years, you have a good chance of keeping them at least three years,” Marsden reports. Jerry B. Spinn, who manages the New Colonial in Canton, N. C., wrote up his ideas of “What is a good theatre manager? He says he is a: Cajoler, Coordinator, Arbitrator, Listener, De- We re On a Selling Spree— cider, and is Fair and Understanding, also Hard-Working and Ambitious. When Cliff Knoll of the State Theatre in Sioux Falls, S. D., got the Council of AFL-CIO auxiliaries out selling tickets for his nine-week series of Sat- To Make the Sixties urday kiddy matinees, attendance jumped 200 per cent. There’s been a lot of talk about re- turning to the oldtime ballyhoo, with Our Banner Decade little agreement on just what it is or isn’t. Lew Horwitz and Sanford Leavitt of the Washington circuit, Cleveland, put A-board frames on a two-wheel trailer, flooded the two sides with bright, sealed-beam lights powered from their motor car and toured the streets. And they described this “old- time circus” promotion. Tony Abramovich, Tri-States Theatres city manager at Des Moines, and 20th- COMMONWEALTH THEATRES Fox publicist Chick Evens went to tele- vision to multiply manyfold the audi- Operating Indoor and Outdoor Theatres in ence for the $55,000 “Tender Is the Night” wardrobe. Three local women MISSOURI - KANSAS - ARKANSAS modeled the dazzling array of fashions, SOUTH DAKOTA -IOWA -NEBRASKA while Betty Barton, 20th-Fox fashion consultant, who went along with the touring styles of 40 years ago, gave

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BOXOFFICE 55 interviews. The Des Moines showman Among the outstanding hard-ticket who head the competing drive-in the- reported that the substitution of TV in opening promotions recounted in the atres at Borger, Tex., got their heads place of a live fashion show at the the- pages of Showmandiser 1962 was the one and budgets together and put over an atre was their “most beneficial” promo- at Rochester, N.Y. Linn B. Smeal, impressive New Season (and 13th anni- tion for a single film in a long time. manager of the New Riviera Theatre versary) promotion, which included a Another Des Moines showman, Bob there, had the radio stations, the series of six large ads and numerous Fridley of the Capri and Varsity the- Junior Chamber of Commerce, all the gimmicks, such as free admission for atres went after those people who carp Western Union offices and even a Volks- the first 13 cars on one night, free ad- about “a lack of family films” and got wagen Micro bus selling tickets for the mission for license plates ending in 13, a lot of extra customers out to see gala premiere of “West Side Story.” passes for first 13 dollar bills with serial "Pocketful of Miracles.” His ad pitch The Jaycees, celebrating Jaycee Week, numbers ending in 13, etc. was: "Must a Movie Be Sexy to Be manned station WROC one whole day, What’s more appropriate for “State Fun? ... If You Think Hollywood 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., in their week-long Fair” than ham, the corn-fed variety, ticket-selling effort. Smeal believes his Can't Make Wonderful Movies for the that is. Bob Goodfriend, of Durwood Whole Family Anymore—You Haven’t Western Union deal was a national first. Theatres of Kansas City, got Maurer-

Seen This One! . . . Laughter Guaran- Two is twice one, more so in promo- Neuer Packing Co. of Arkansas City, teed or Your Money Back." tion. John L. Fagan and Frank Little, Kas., to give him 46 hefty hams, which he gave away at the Roxy Theatre by a drawing each night and via radio station WHB’s Wondermobile and its roaming disc jockey. Coming . . Another Fairway - International Most showmen had fun with "State Fair.” Showmandiser headlines show IMPACT Picture! this, such as “Pies, Merry-Go-Round Rides and Walk With Pig in Cam- paigns for ‘State Fair’,” referring to THE efforts by Harold Rice, Fox Inter- mountain, at Denver, Colo., and Tony Abramovitch, Tri-States, Des Moines. SADIST An increase in radio station-sponsored screenings was noted in Showmandiser in 1962. Generally, listeners must tele- Starring ARCH HALL JR., HELEN HOVEY, phone or send in a card with their RICHARD ALDEN, MARILYN MANNING names and addresses, then the station mails out special invitations to attend Written and directed by JAMES LANDIS the screening as station guests. At Toronto, CKEY put on a morning Produced by STEVE SNYDER CKEY Theatre Party at the Carlton Theatre, where Vic Nowe is manager, Current Releases: making a pitch to women to see “Tender Is the Night.” Some 2,300 women at- WILD GUITAR • FALLGUY • EEGAH • THE CHOPPERS tended, and were greeted, and many FAIRWAY-INTERNATIONAL FILMS, 2221 W. OLIVE AVE., BURBANK, CALIF. were interviewed in the Carlton lobby. The station broadcast spots on the Exchanges Throughout the U. S. and Canada party for two weeks prior. The young people—the teenage-plus group—are motion picture’s most im- portant customers. So Frontier The- atres' H. J. Griffith, president, and L. E. Releases For 1963-64 Releases For 1962-63 Forester, advertising-promotion direc- tor, dedicated the Texas and southwest circuit’s annual shot-in-the-arm drive Dust Is Tomorrow Shootout At Big Sag My to Young America. Spearheading this Bus To Bataan The Night Rider “new look” theme was a specially com- posed “June Jubilee Salute to Young None But The Brave Cry Freedom America,” a pronouncement of faith in Israel Today the integrity of young people, their Badjao right to question the status quo, and affirmation of their concern in speed as an interest shared with science and all progressive men. This salute was WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION done up artistically in mats, etc., for use in newspapers. Individual managers used the theme in ads and other adver- PARALLEL, INC tising. Special bookings, shows and bonus deals, such as custom car equip- ment giveaways, were presented through- out the “Salute to Young America" 9363 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif. —CRestview 1-7153 month. George Borden, President A tip on how to make your ballyhoo Sam Nathanson, General Sales Manager get the best results came from England. Get into the spirit of the stunt or cos- Cable Address: Parafilm tume, wrote M. J. Sparks, manager of the Villa Cross Theatre in the Hands- worth section of Birmingham. For “In

56 BAROMETER Section the Doghouse,” Sparks and his ushers Durwood Theatres ad-promotion man- frocks for girls. The children’s costumes got into dog costumes, promoted a ager, Kansas City, and Kline’s depart- were “world-premiered” in the huge couple of convertibles and some attrac- ment store in behalf of the opening of enclosed Promenade at the Ward Park- tive girls, and toured the town, giving “The Wonderful World of the Brothers way Shopping Center. Indicative of the away samples of dog biscuits. But just Grimm” at the Empire Theatre and the scope of the promotion was the distribu- putting on the costumes didn’t make opening of a new Kline’s branch in the tion of over 100,000 invitation coupons people laugh, Sparks says. “The point is big Ward Parkway Shopping Center. for the Promenade show. the man in the dog suit has to act MGM gave stalwart assistance through Several exhibitors got full-page New Austin, exploitation director, and like a dog . . . bark, scratch and even Emery Movie Season layouts in newspaper en- sniff at a tree!” Ed Edmiston, publicist. It was a three- tertainment sections in the spring and The kiddy show controversy bobbed way premiere involving Kline’s, Dur- fall of 1962 by submitting the Motion Joseph up, even in Showmandiser. The British wood Theatres and the Love, Picture Ass’n of America stories and Children’s Film Foundation encourages Inc., Fairy Tale children's frocks mats to their local editors. Earle Hol- and produces films especially for the adapted from “Brothers Grimm" cos- den, manager of the Lucas Theatre in youngsters of the 5-to-12 age group. tumes. Kline’s added another attraction, Savannah, Ga., was one of the active The U.S. counterpart, the Children’s flying in $5,000 worth of German fash- showmen who put the MPAA material Film Library, selects its pictures from ions for boys, to go with the Fairy Tale to work. the regular output by Hollywood, where no organization makes films especially for the subteeners. The U.S. industry contends the child lives in an adult world and from an early age he is ac- customing himself to live in that world; FOUR CROWN PRODUCTIONS that specialization for the subteen group brings milk-and-water tales. A Now In Release: Showmandiser article from Walter Reade, Inc., distributor of British Chil- dren Film Foundation’s Adventure Se- “THE PHANTOM PLANET” ries in the U.S., details how an eight- week series of Saturday afternoon “ASSIGNMENT OUTER SPACE” showings of these adventure films was successfully put over at the Paramount Theatre in Newton, Mass., where Alex In Preparation: J. Castoldi is manager. Castoldi relates the program was orig- “LOST IN OUTER SPACE” inally decided on to combat parents' complaints that theatres today are “RANGERS 3” completely disregarding children in their scheduling of films. Promotion was founded on the support of the PTA councils and principals of the elementary FRED GEBHARDT schools. Since this requires lots of time and negotiation, Castoldi began work 7165 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif. on his Adventure Series three months before his first show. His approach, as Phone: Hollywood 6-3427 indicated, was that the program was an answer to parental complaints. The Newton, Mass., results were ex- ceptional. Patronage at the Paramount’s Saturday kiddy matinees quadrupled, PRODUCT FOR YOUR PROFIT! both in admission revenue and candy counter sales. NOW IN RELEASE: J. Louis “Doc” Smith, who manages "The First Gangster" the Iowa Theatre in Jefferson, Iowa, combination "The Killing Urge" reported his well-promoted series of Wednesday afternoon kiddy shows last "Nature Girl and the Slaver" summer drew the best attendance in "The Shame of the Sabine Women" four years. "Hot Money Girl" Charles R. Barnes filled the New Ritz "Playgirls and the Bellboy" Theatre, Ontario, Calif., one noon with "Black Pit of Doctor M" business and professional people—often listed among the non-moviegoers. The "Geisha Playmates" film was “This Is Russia,” a documen- IN PREPARATION: tary about an hour long, and the at- tendance was by invitation, but he did "The Strange Voyage of A. Gordon Pym" get influential people who hadn’t been "Where Did She Lose It" to a movie in ten years. "Madhouse" A 1962 development was the shop- "A Gunfighter in Panama" ping center co-op promotions with the hard-ticket, long-run spectaculars. "Swamp Girl" Nothing picayunish about these— heavy "The Jungle Girl" coverage on radio-television, distribu- tion of thousands of leaflets and folders UNITED PRODUCERS RELEASING ORGANIZATION and striking displays. Typical was the 1660 Cordova - Los Angeles 7 - RE 3-9186 setup arranged by Bob Goodfriend,

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1963 — A Year of Progress and Development

"Our exhibitors are our lifeblood —NICOLAS REISINI THIS INSIGNE OF OUTSTANDING MERIT is awarded eack montk ky tke National Screen

Council to tke picture wkick, in tke opinion of its memkers, comkines kotk outstanding merit as a motion picture and wkolesome entertainment for tke entire family. Tke National Screen Coun- cil, now in its tkirty-first year, is comprised of motion picture editors, radio and TV commentators and representatives of ketter film and motion pic- ture councils and of civic, educational and exkik- itor organizations. < From September 1961 through August 1962)

September... The Young Doctors United Artists

October Greyfriars Bobby Buena Vista

November... King of Kings Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

December.... Flower Drum Song Universal-International

January Babes in Toyland Buena Vista

February A Majority of One Warner Bros.

March West Side Story United Artists

April State Fair 20th Century-Fox

May Paramount

June Bon Voyage Buena Vista

July Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation 20th Century-Fox

August The Music Man Warner Bros.

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The Young Doctors

The Cast Production Staff

Dr. Joseph Pearson Fredric March Produced by Stuart Millar, Lawrence Turman

Dr. David Coleman Directed by Phil Karlson

Screenplay by Joseph Hayes Dr. Alexander Based on a Novel by Arthur Hailey

Cathy Hunt Ina Balin Music by Elmer Bernstein

Cinematographer Arthur J. Ornitz Dr. Charles Dornberger Eddie Albert

Technical Adviser .... Dr. Charles F. Begg Mrs. Alexander Phyllis Love of St. Luke’s Hospital New York City

Bannister Edward Andrews (Filmed with the assistance of the A.M.A. SEPTEMBER at Woman’s Hospital, N.Y.C.; Dr. Lucy Grainger Aline MacMahon WINNER , N.Y.C.; Vassar Broth- ers Hospital, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. and St. Tomaselli Arthur Hill Luke’s Hospital, N.Y.C.) A Drexel-Millar -Turman Production Miss Graves Rosemary Murphy Released through United Artists

BOXOFFICE 61 Greyfriars Bobby

The Cast Production Staff

John Brown Donald Crisp Produced by Directed by Don Chaffey Mr. Traill Laurence Naismith Screenplay by Robert Westerby Old Jock Alex Mackenzie Original Story by Eleanor Atkinson Mrs. Brown Kay Walsh Associate Producer Hugh Attwooll Director Photography Lord Provost Andrew Cruickshank of Paul Beeson, B.S.C. Tammy Vincent Winter Additional Photography .... Ray Sturgess

Special Photographic Effects Magistrate Moultrie Kelsall Albert Whitlock Farmer Gordon Jackson Music Composed and Directed by Francis Chagrin Farmer’s Wife OCTOBER Art Director Michael Stringer Old Woman Caretaker Freda Jackson WINNER Costume Design Margaret Furse Constable Jameson Clarke Set Decorator

Editor Peter Tanner Maclean Duncan Macrae Production Manager Peter Manley Allie Joan Buck Assistant Director Dennis Bertera

Farmer’s Daughter .... Jennifer Nevinson Color by Technicolor

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Jesus Christ .... Jeffrey Hunter Produced by

John the Baptist Robert Ryan Associate Producers Alan Brown, Mary, Mother of Jesus Jaime Prades Siobhan McKenna Directed by

Pontius Pilate Hurd Hatfield Screenplay by

Lucius, the Centurion Ron Randell Music by Miklos Rozsa Claudia Directors of Photography Herodias Franz F. Planer, A.S.C., Mary Magdalene Carmen Sevilla Milton Krasner, A.S.C.,

Salome . Brigid Bazlen Manuel Berenguer

Barabbas Harry Guardino Sets and Costumes Designed by Wakhevitch Judas Rip Torn NOVEMBER George Enrique Alarcon Herod Antipas Frank Thring WINNER Set Decorations by Caiphas Guy Rolfe Film Editor Harold Kress, A.C.E. Nicodemus Maurice Marsac Murals by Maclek Piotrowski

Herod Gregoire Aslan Recording Supervisor .... Franklin Milton

Peter Royal Dano Special Effects Alex C. Weldon

Balthazar .. Edric Connor Color by Technicolor

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The Cast Production Staff Linda Low Nancy Kwan Executive Producer Edward Muhl Ross Hunter Wang Ta James Shigeta Produced by Directed by Henry Koster Mei Li .. Miyoshi Umeki Screenplay by Joseph Fields Auntie ( Madame Liang) Juanita Hall Based on the Novel by C. Y. Lee Sammy Fong Jack Soo Music Supervised and Conducted by Wang Chi-Yang Benson Fong Alfred Newman

Helen Chao Reiko Sato Director of Photography Russell Metty, A.S.C. Wang San . Patrick Adiarte Production Manager Dr. Li Kam Tong Unit Norman Deming Frankie Wing Victor Sen Yung Art Directors , Madame Fong Soo Yong Joseph Wright

Professor .. Ching Wah Lee Film Editor Milton Carruth, A.C.E. Headwaiter James Hong DECEMBER Set Decorator Howard Bristol Dr. Chon Spencer Chan WINNER Sound Waldon O. Watson, Joe Lapis Dr. Fong Costume Designer Irene Sharaff Policeman Make-Up Bud Westmore Holdup Man Based on the Broadway hit by San’s Girl Friend ... Cherylene Lee Rodgers and Hammerstein-Fields San’s Girl Friend In Panavision and Technicolor

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The Cast Production Staff Barnaby Produced by Walt Disney Directed by Jack Donohue Joe Rinaldi, Tom Piper Tommy Sands Screenplay by Ward Kimball, Lowell S. Hawley The Toymaker Based on the Operetta by Victor Herbert, Mary Contrary Annette Glenn McDonough Director of Photography Gonzorgo Edward Coleman, A.S.C. Music by Based on the Original Musical Score by Roderigo n Victor Herbert Libretto & Lyrics by Mel Leven Grumio Tommy Kirk Orchestration by Franklyn Marks Choreography by Tommy Mahoney Mother Goose Mary McCarty Art Direction Carroll Clark, Marvin Davis Boy Blue JANUARY Assistant Director Austen Jewell WINNER Set Decoration Emile Kuri, Hal Gausman Willie Winkie Brian Corcoran Assistant to the Producer Louis Debney Bo Peep Ann Jilliann Toy Sequence , The Twins Marilee Arnold, Animation Effects Joshua Meador Film Editor Robert Stafford, A.C.E.

Melanie Arnold Color by .... Technicolor

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The Cast Production Staff

Mrs. Jacoby Rosalind Russell Executive Producer Jack L. Warner Producer-Director Mervyn LeRoy Koichi Asano Alec Guinness Screenplay by Leonard Spigelgass Based on the Stage Play by Ray Danton Jerome Black Leonard Spigelgass fas produced by The Theatre Guild Alice Black Madlyn Rhue and ) Director Mrs. Rubin Mae Questel of Photography Harry Stradling sr., A.S.C. Eddie Marc Marno Art Director John Beckman

Film Editor .. Philip W. Anderson, A.C.E. Mr. McMillan Gary Vinson Sound by Stanley Jones Miss Russell’s Hair Styles by Bride Sharon Hugueny Jane Shugrue Music by Max Steiner Noah Putnam Prank Wilcox FEBRUARY Orchestrations by Murray Cutter American Embassy Representative WINNER Costumes Designed by Orry-Kelly Set Decorator Ralph S. Hurst Francis De Sales Technical Adviser Takemo K. Shinohara Mr. Asano’s Secretary Yuki Shimoda Makeup Supervisor Jean Burt Reilly, C.H.S. Mrs. Putnam Harriett MacGibbon Assistant Director Gil Kissel Captain Norcross Alan Mowbray Color by Technicolor

Section 66 BAROMETER West Side Story

The Cast Production Staff Maria Natalie Wood Producer Robert Wise

Directed by Robert Wise, Tony Richard Beymer Jerome Robbins

Screenplay by Ernest Lehman Riff Russ Tamblyn Associate Producer Saul Chaplin

Anita Rita Moreno Choreography by Jerome Robbins

Music by Leonard Bernstein George Chakiris Bernardo Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

Lieutenant Sclirank Simon Oakland Based on the Stage Play by Robert E. Griffith,

Officer Krupke Bill Bramley MARCH Harold S. Prince WINNER Book by Arthur Laurents Doc Ned Glass Color by Technicolor

Glad Hand John Austin Mirisch Pictures, Inc. with Seven Arts Productions

“The Jets” and “The Sharks” Released through United Artists

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The Cast Production Staff Wayne Pat Boone Executive Producer Peter Levathes Produced by Jerry Dundee Bobby Darin Directed by Jose Ferrer Margie Pamela Tiffin Screenplay by Richard Breen Ann-Margret Adaptation by Oscar Hammerstein II, Abel Frake Tom Ewell Sonya Levien, Melissa Frake Alice Faye Paul Green From a Novel by Philip Stong Hipplewaite Wally Cox Music by Richard Rodgers Harry David Brandon Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein n Doc Cramer Clem Harvey Additional Songs by Richard Rodgers Squat Judge Robert Foulk Music Supervised and Conducted by

Betty Jean Linda Henrich .... Alfred Newman Ken Darby Red Hoerter Edward “Tap” Canutt Associate Choreography Nick Castle Lilya Margaret Deramee Director of Photography Harris Jim Albert APRIL William C. Mellor, A.S.C. Usherette Bebe Allan WINNER Art Direction , George Hoffer George Russell Walter M. Simonds M. Announcer Edwin McClure Set Decorations Walter Scott, Lou Hafley Swine Judge Walter Beilbey Assistant Director Ad Schaumer Dick Burdick Tom Loughney Costumes Designed by Marjorie Best Sime Claude Hall Film Editor The Masher Tony Zoppi Color by De Luxe

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The Cast Production Staff Erick Erickson William Holden Produced by William Perlberg

Marianne Mollendorf Lilli Palmer Directed by Collins Hugh Griffith

Klara Holtz Erica Beer Screenplay by George Seaton

Dr. Jacob Karp Jochen Blume Original Book by Alexander Klein Porter Martin Berliner

Harold Murray Phil Brown Director of Photography .. Jean Bourgoin Fischer Max Buchsbaum Art Director Tambi Larsen Unger Peter Capell

Ingrid Erickson Eva Dahlbeck Assistant Director Tom Pevsner Max Gumpel Ulf Palme MAY Costume Design Edith Head Prof. Christiansen Ejner Federspiel WINNER Hans Holtz Helo Gutschwager Music Composed and Directed by Carl Bradley Holger Hagen Alfred Newman

Otto Holtz Carl Raddatz Film Editor Alma Macrorie Baron Gerhard Von Oldenbourg Ernst Schroder Color by Technicolor

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Harry Willard Fred MacMurray Produced by Walt Disney Directed by James Neilson Katie Willard Jane Wyman Associate Producers , Nick O’Mara Michael Callan Ron Miller

*1 Screenplay Bill Walsh Amy Willard Deborah Walley »'» Based on a Book by Marrijane Hayes,

“ ~ ' Joseph Hayes Countessa DuFresne Jessie Royce Landis ~ Director of Photography Elliott Willard Tommy Kirk William Snyder, A.S.C.

Music by Skipper Willard Kevin Corcoran Orchestration and Dance Music Rudolph Hunschak Ivan Desny Franklyn Marks

I “ written by and including 3tfKr Song, Bon Voyage,” WINNER Richard M. Sherman, Francoise Prevost Georgette Anys Robert B. Sherman

Howard I. Smith Alex Gerry Art Direction Carroll Clark, Marvin Aubrey Davis James Millhollin Casey Adams Film Editor .... , A.C.E.

Richard Wattis Marcel Hillaire Color by Technicolor

Section 70 BAROMETER Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation

The Cast Production Staff Mr. Hobbs James Stewart Produced by Jerry Wald Directed by Henry Koster O’Hara Peggy Maureen Associate Producer Marvin A. Gluck Screenplay by Nunnally Johnson Joe Fabian Based on a Novel by Edward Streeter Byron John Saxon Music Henry Mancini

Song “Cream Puff” by .... Johnny Mercer, Mrs. Turner Marie Wilson Henry Mancini Director of Photography Reggie McHugh Reginald Gardiner William C. Mellor, A.S.C. Art Direction Jack Martin Smith, Katey Lauri Peters Malcolm Brown Set Decorations Marika Valerie Varda Walter M. Scott, Stuart A. Reiss Janie Lili Gentle JULY Special Photographic Effects WINNER L. B. Abbott, A.S.C. Mr. Turner John McGiver Assistant Director .... Joseph E. Rickards Costumes Designed by Don Feld Susan Natalie Trundy Film Editor Marjorie Fowler, A.C.E. Stan Josh Peine Sound Alfred Bruzlln, Warren B. Delaplain Brenda Minerva Urecal Orchestration Jack Hayes, Leo Shuken Danny Hobbs Michael Burns Color by De Luxe

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Harold Hill Robert Preston Executive Producer Jack L. Warner

Marian Paroo Shirley Jones Producer and Director .. Morton DaCosta Screenplay by Marion Hargrove Marcellus Washburn . Buddy Hackett

Original Musical by .... Meredith Willson Eulalie Shinn .. Hermione Gingold Director of Photography Shinn Mayor Paul Ford Robert Burks, ASC Mrs. Paroo Pert Kelton Art Director Paul Groese Tommy Djilas Timmy Everett Film Editor William Ziegler Zaneeta Shinn Susan Luckey Sound by M. A. Merrick, Dolph Thomas Jacey Squires \ James Hopkins Olin Britt f Set Decorator George The Buffalo Bills Ewart Dunlop ( Production Supervisor Joel Freeman Oliver Hix ) Music Supervised and Conducted by Charlie Cowell Ray Heindorf, AUGUST Frank Comstock, Constable Locks Charles Lane WINNER Gus Levene Mrs. Squires Mary Wickes Choreography by Onna White Winthrop Paroo Color by Technicolor

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Arsenic and Old Lace Warner Bros. Hjns Christian Andersen RKO-Goldwyn (In seasonal order, September through August) Since You Went Away United Artists Titanic 20th-Fox Mrs. Porkington MGM A Queen Is Crowned Universal-Int'l-Rank - Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo MGM Lili MGM The Keys of the Kingdom 20th-Fox Shone Paramount 1936 - 37 A Tree Grows in Brooklyn 20th-Fox National Velvet MGM The Lost of the Mohicans United Artists - Cottage RKO Radio 1953 54 A Midsummer Night's Dream Warner Bros The Enchanted The Clock MGM Roman Holiday Paramount Charge of the Light Brigade Warner Bros The Robe 20th-Fox RKO Radio Valley of Decision MGM Winterset 20th-Fox So Big Warner Bros. The Plainsman Paramount Wilson I Marry Millionaire 20th-Fox Paramount low to a Maid of Salem Knights of the Round Table- MGM Maytime MGM 1945 - 46 The Glenn Miller Story Universal-lnt'l Juliet MGM Romeo and Story of G.l. Joe United Artists The Long, Long Trailer MGM Warner Bros. - The Prince and the Pauper Our Vines Have Tender Grapes MGM Rose Marie MGM Courageous MGM Captains The House on 92nd Street 20th-Fox Executive Suite MGM Willie Winkle 20th-Fox Wee Spellbound United Artists Three Coins in the Fountain 20th-Fox Earth MGM The Good The Bells of St. Mary's RKO Radio The High and the Mighty Warner Bros. The Lost Weekend Paramount Magnificent Obsession Universal-lnt'l 1937 38 Tomorrow Is Forever RKO Radio Warner Bros. Lost Horizon Columbia Saratoga Trunk 20th-Fox 1954 - 55 The Life of Emile Zola Warner Bros. Dragonwyck Sisters From Boston Seven Brides for Seven Brothers MGM The Firefly MGM Two MGM Brigadoon Tovarich Warner Bros. The Green Years MGM MGM King of Siam 20th-Fox White Christmas Paramount Wells Fargo - Paramount Anna and the The Little Kidnappers Rank-UA Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. . . .RKO Radio There's No Eusiness Like Show- Business. 20th-Fox of Sunnybrook Farm 20th-Fox - 47 1946 The Bridges at Toko-Ri Paramount In Old Chicago 20th-Fox Caesar ond Cleopatra United Artists Line Columbia Adventures of Robin Warner Bros. The Long Gray Hood Three Wise Fools - MGM Holiday Columbia A Man Called Peter 20th-Fox Sister Kenny RKO Radio Daddy Long Legs 20th-Fox Love Finds Andy Hardy MGM Blue Skies Paramount Alexander's Ragtime Band 20th-Fox Strategic Air Command Paramount The Jolson Story Columbia The Seven Little Foys Paramount Song of the South Radio RKO Mister Roberts - Warner Bros. 1938 - 39 The Beginning or the End MGM Boys Town MGM It Happened in Brooklyn MGM You Can't Take It With You Columbia The Farmer's Daughter - RKO Radio 1955 56 The Citadel MGM The Yearling MGM The McConnell Story Warner Bros. A Christmas Carol MGM 20th-Fox The African Lion Buena Vista Sweethearts - MGM Welcome Stranger Paramount My Sister Eileen Columbia Gunga Din RKO Radio Good Morning, Miss Dove 20th-Fox Pygmalion MGM 1947 48 Guys ond Dolls - MGM Wuthering Heights United Artists The Benny Goodman Story Universal-lnt'l The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer .... Radio Union Pacific Paramount RKO Carousel 20th-Fox The Unfinished Dance - MGM Young Mr. Lincoln 20th-Fox The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit . . . ,20th-Fox On Borrowed Time MGM Secret Life of Walter Mitty RKO Radio The Swan MGM Where There's Life Paramount Stanley and Livingston 20th-Fox The Man Who Knew Too Much Paramount - My Wild Irish Rose Warner Bros. The King and I 20th-Fox MGM - Columbia 1939 - 40 The Bishop's Wife RKO Radio The Wizard of Oz MGM I Remember Mama RKO Radio Mr. Smith Goes to Washington Columbia State of the Union - MGM 1956 - 57 Drums Along the Mohawk 20th-Fox Green Grass of Wyoming 20th-Fox War and Peace Paramount Gulliver's Travels Easter Parade Paramount MGM The Solid Gold Cadillac Columbia The Best Years of The Great Victor Herbert - Paramount Our Lives RKO Radio Friendly Persuasion Allied Artists Pinocchio RKO Radio Oklahoma! . 20th-Fox Young Tom Edison MGM 1948 -49 The Ten Commandments Paramount Rebecca United Artists The Rainmaker Paramount Edison, the The Babe Ruth Story Monogram Man MGM Battle Hymn Universal-lnt'l The Mortal Storm Apartment for Peggy 20th-Fox MGM The Spirit of St. Louis Warner Bros. All This, and Heaven Johnny Belinda Warner Bros. Too Warner Bros. Boy on a Dolphin 20th-Fox Pride and Prejudice The Three Musketeers MGM MGM tiunfight at the O.K. Corral Paramount The Snake Pit 20th-Fox Tommy and the Bachelor Universal-lnt'l The Boy With Green Hair RKO Radio 1940 41 An Affair to Remember 20th-Fox So Dear to My Heart RKO Radio The Howards Virginia of Columbia Take Me Out to the Ball Game MGM The Great Dictator United Artists Little Women MGM 1957 58 Northwest Mounted Police Paramount The Barkleys of Broadway MGM Warner Bros. Tin Pan Alley 20th-Fox The Pajama Game The Stratton Story MGM Universal-lnt'l Philadelphia Story Man ot a Thousand Faces MGM Look for the Silver Lining Warner Bros. Virginia Les Girls MGM Paramount 20th-Fox The Lady Eve Paramount April Love Men of Boys Town 1949 50 Sayonara Warner Bros. MGM Buena Vista That Hamilton Woman! United Artists Come to the Stable 20th-Fox Old Yeller Witness tor the Prosecution United Artists I Wanted Wings .Paramount I Was a Male War Bride 20th-Fox Kwai Columbia Caught in the Draft Paramount Ichabod and Mr. Toad The Bridge on the River RKO-Radio ,20th-Fox Blossoms in the Dust MGM Adam's Rib MGM The Young Lions On the Town MGM This happy Feeling Universal-lnt'l Sergeants Warner Bros. All the King's Men No Time for 1941 -42 Columbia Paramount Twelve O'clock High 20th-Fox Citizen Kane RKO Radio Cinderella RKO Radio Sergeant York Warner Bros. Cheaper by the Dozen 20th-Fox One Foot in Heaven 1958 59 Warner Bros. The Jackie Robinson Story United H. M. Pulham, Esq Artists The Reluctant Debutante MGM MGM Father of the Bride MGM How Green Was My Valley 20th-Fox Damn Yankees Warner Bros. Treasure Island RKO Radio Woman of the Year MGM The Lost Hurrah Columbia To Be or Not to Be United Artists Gigi MGM Fantasia RKO Radio 1950 51 The Inn of the Sixth Happiness 20th-Fox Tortilla Flat MGM Louisa Universal-lnt'l The Old Man and the Seo Warner Bros. They All Kissed the Bride Columbia Fancy Pants Paramount The Motinn Game MGM This Above All 20th-Fox Mister 880 20th-Fox The Shaggy Dog Buena Vista The Pied Piper 20th-Fox King Solomon's Mines MGM South Pacific 20th-Fox Harvey Universal-lnt'l It Happened to Jone Columba 1942 43 Kim MGM The Big Circus Allied Artists The Diary of Anne Frank 20th-Fox Mrs. Miniver MGM Royal Wedding MGM The Major and the Minor Paramount Father's Little Dividend MGM The Great Caruso Tales of Manhattan 20th-Fox MGM 1959 60 On the Riviera 20th-Fox George Washington Slept Here Warner Bros. Disciple United Artists The Frogmen 20th-Fox The Devil's Yankee Doodle Dandy Warner Bros. The FBI Story Warner Bros. Alice in Wonderland RKO Radio Star Spangled Rhythm Paramount The Big Fisherman Buena Vista Pride of the Yankees RKO Radio Columbia Random Harvest MGM 1951 52 Journey to the Center of the Earth . ,20th-Fox The the More Merrier Columbia Captain Horatio Hornblower Warner Bros. On the Beach United Artists Stage Door Canteen United Artists Angels in the Outfield MGM Toby Tyler Buena Vista The Human Comedy MGM An American in Paris MGM Please Don't Eat the Daisies MGM This Is the Army Warner Bros. A Christmas Carol United Artists Conspiracy of Hearts Paramount I'll See You in My Dreams Warner Bros. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn MGM 1943 44 Room for One More Warner Bros. Pollyanna Buena Vista The African Queen 20th-Fox So Proudly We Hail Paramount United Artists The Lost World With a Song in Heart Thank Your Lucky Stars Warner Bros. My 20th-Fox Guadalcanal Diary 20th-Fox The Pride of St. Louis 20th-Fox 1960 61 Belles on Their Toes Lassie Come Home MGM 20th-Fox Warner Bros. The Greatest Show on Earth Paramount Ocean's 11 Destination Tokyo Warner Bros. High Time 20th-Fox The Story of Will Rogers Warner Bros. Madame Curie MGM Sunrise at Campobello Warner Bros. A Guy Named Joe MGM Paramount See Here, Private Hargrove MGM 1952 53 The Sundowners Warner Bros. For Whom the Bell Tolls Paramount The Merry Widow MGM Swiss Family Robinson Buena Vista The White Cliffs of Dover MGM The Mirocle of Fatima Warner Bros. One Hundred and One Dalmatians Buena Vista The Story of Dr. Wassell Paramount Because You're Mine The Trapp Family 20th-Fox Going MGM My Way Paramount Plymouth Adventure MGM The Absent-Minded Professor Buena Vista Stars and Stripes Forever 20th-Fox The Pleasure of His Company Paramount 1944 45 Peter Pan RKO-Disney The Parent Trap Buena Vista The Seventh Cross MGM The Stars Are Singing Paramount Tammy Tell Me True Universal-lnt'l n

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Alfred Hitchcock 3 Awards Lauritz Melchior Gale Sondergaard 4 Awards Eddie Albert Burgess Meredith Gloria Stewart Chorles Brackett Producers Robert Z. Leonard Eddie Anderson Gory Merrill Oscar Brodney Henry Levin Robert Arthur Lana Turner Sidney Buohman George Marshall Lew Ayres Cameron Mitchell Virginia Weidler 226 Awards Richard Quine William Bendix Dennis Morgan Natalie Wood Walt Disney George Sidney Sidney Blackmer Alon Mowbray Teresa Wright Robert Wise Pot Boone Jules Munshin Noel Langley 14 Awards 2 Awards 5 Fred Zinnemonn John Payne Isabel Lennart Panctro S. Berman Felix Bressart William Powell Anna Maria Alberghetti Awards Edgar Buchanan Ronald9 Reagan Elizabeth Allan William Ludwig 10 Awards Heather Angel George Abbott Eddie Cantor Michael8 Rennie John Lee Mahin Henry Blanke Lucille Ball 4 Buddy Adler Leo G. Carroll Gilbert Roland Poul Osborn 9 Awards James Algar Jack Carson Cesar Romero Binnie Barnes Melville Shavelson Bates Arthur3 Freed Charles Barton Fred Clark Charles Ruggles Borbara Bill Walsh Blake Edwards Robert Ryan Anne Baxter Billy Wilder Hal B. Wallis Lee J . Cobb Toy Garnett Joseph Schildkraut Jockie Cooper 3 Awards 7 Awards Alfred E. Green Gene Sheldon Louise Beavers J oseph Cotten Charles Bennett Charles Brackett Howard Hawks Basil Sydney Joan Blondell Chorles Drake Richard L. Breen Samuel G. Engel Joshua9 Logon Russ Tamblyn Ann Blyth Tom Drake Hugo Butler Samuel2 Goldwyn L. Mankiewicz Don Taylor Madeleine Carroll Joseph Jimmy Durante Myles Connolly David O. Selznick 8 Donny Thomas Joan Caulfield Anthony Mon Nelson Eddy Delmer Daves Hunt Stromberg Cyd Charisse Leo McCarey Mel Ferrer John Dighton Robertson Rudy Vallee Rosemary Clooney Awards John7 Preston Foster Lulien Josephson Mark Robson Ray Walston Arlene Dahl Sidney Franklin Reginald Gardiner Jesse L. Lasky jr. Alfred Santell Johnny Weissmuller Jane Darwell Ross Hunter Billy Gilbert Beirne Lay jr. Orson Welles Bette Davis Mervyn LeRoy Victor Soville Thomas Gomez Charles Lederer Lewis Laroine Day Joe Pasternak 6 Seiler Alec Guinness Ernest Lehman Douglas Sirk Sandra Dee Sol Siegel Jack Haley L. Mankiewicz C. Joanne Dru Joseph Robert Stevenson Murray Hamilton Actresses Geraldine Fitzgerald Jane Murfin Awards John Sturges Rex Harrison Nina Foch Wolter Reisch Arthur Hornblow jr. David Swift Van Heflin Jack Rose Kenneth Macgowon Ion Hunter Dore Schary William Perlberg Charles Vidor Awards Jackie Jenkins Alon Scott Katharine Hepburn Gloria Grahame Dore Schary Raoul Walsh Allon Jones George Seoton Stevens William5 A. Kathryn Grayson George Weilmon Louis Jourdon Awards Sara Haden Arthur Sheekmon Dorryl8 F. Zonuck Curt Jurgens Leonard Spigelgass Spring Byington Jaunita Hall Howard Keel Awards Audrey Hepburn Donald Ogden Stewort 7 Patric Knowles Robert Arthur Agnes Moorehead Judy Holliday Dolton Trumbo Alexander Knox Horry Tugend Joseph L. Mankiewicz Actors Jane Wyman Celeste Holm Fernondo Lomas 6 Awards 4 Betty Hutton 2 Awards Burt Lancaster 7 Awards Martha Hyer George Abbott Frank Capra Jack 19 Awards Lemmon June Allyson Rita Johnson Jock Cummings Frank Spencer Tracy McHugh Beulah Bondi Grace Kelly Robert Ardrey Louis5 F. Edelman Adolph Menjou Claudette Colbert Hedy Lamarr John Tucker Battle Bryan Foy 1 3 Awards Robert Mitchum Dorothy McGuire Benson Lelond Hayward Donald Crisp Jessie Royce Landis Sally Dickie Moore Vivien Leigh Dewitt Bodeen Bernard H. Hyman James Stewart 6 Awards 4 Jock Oakie Mary Martin Betty Comden Fred Kohlmar Jean Arthur 10 Awards Ethel Merman Marc Connelly Louis D. Lighton Robert Preston Glodys Cooper Cory Grant Hayley Mills William Conselman Aaron Rosenberg Irene Dunne Edward G. Robinson Rita Moreno Sam Spiegel Jeanette MacDonald 3 Awards Rarvdoiph Scott Borbara O'Neil Frank Davis Ginger Rogers Awards Fred Astaire Robert Stack Luana Patten Blake Edwards George Abbott Gregory Peck Dean Stockwell Jean Peters Brodbury Foote F rancho t Tone Irwin Allen Awards 5 Awards Jane Powell Fredric M. Frank Henry Travers Irving Asher Bing Crosby Ingrid Bergman Marjorie Rambeau Melvin Frank Robert Bossier Robert Wagner Everett Freeman Monty Woolley Billie Burke Clorence Brown Keenan Wynn Doris Day Barbara Rush Merian C. Cooper 2 Awards Olivia de Havillond Ann Shoemaker Ivon Goff Stanley Donen Awards Steve Allen Maureen O'Hara Jean Simmons Adolph Green Orville O. Dull James Cagney Dona Andrews Maureen O'Sullivan Alexis Smith Eleanore Griffin Lucien Hubbard Kevin Corcoran Scotty Beckett Randy Stuart Lowell S. Hawley Nunnolly Johnson Van Johnson Ralph Bellamy 4 Awards Jessica Tandy John Michael Hayes Paul Jones Fred MacMurray Bruce Bennett Mary Astor Claire Trevor Lillie Hayword Edwin K. Knopf Basil Rathbone Richard Beymer Fay Bainter Beverly Tyler Albert Lewin George Tobias Eddie Brocken Leslie Caron Miyoshi Umeki Elizabeth Hill David Lewis Marlon Brando Alice Faye Vera-Ellen Samuel Marx Awards Lloyd Bridges Judy Garland Dorothy Kingsley Leo McCorey Henry Fonda James Brown Paulette Goddard Esther Williams Horry Kurnitz Harriet Parsons Sir Cedric Hardwicke Yul Brynner Signe Hasso Marie Wilson Alan Le May William H. Pine William Holden Red Buttons Ruth Hussey Shelley Winters Anita Loos Everett Riskin Gene Kelly Rory Colhoun Shirley Jones Estelle W inwood Jon Lustig A. L. Rockett Tommy Kirk Henry Calvin Deborah Kerr Patrice Wymore Borre Lyndon Lawford Frank Ross Peter Phil Carey Elsa Lanchester Aeneas MacKenzie Fredric March Richard Carlson Angela Lansbury Ben Morkson Thomas Mitchell Hoagy Carmichael Joan Leslie Sora Y. Mason Directors Richard Conte Anita Louise Writers John Meehan Walter Pidgeon James Craig Myrna Loy Seton I. Miller Vincent Price Dan Dailey Frank Nugent Willard Robertson James O'Hanlon 12 Awards Don DeFore Margaret O'Brien (Original Stories) Mervyn LeRoy Akim Tomiroff William Demarest Debbie Reynolds Paul Osborn Panama John Derek Martha Scott 3 Awards Norman 11 Awards Awards Kirk Douglas Barbara Stanwyck Robert Considine Ernest Pascal Henry Bickford Patrick Koster Charles Melvyn Douglas Elizabeth Taylor James A. Michener John Bob Hope Robert Douglas Fay Wray Norman Reilly Roine Awards Edward Everett Horton 2 Awards Ben Roberts Clorence Brown Tom Ewell Loretto Young Joel McCrea Paul Ford Chorles Bennett Stanley Roberts John Ford Roddy McDowall 3 Awards Ernestine Gilbreth Carey Sidney Sheldon Henry King Steve Forrest Lloyd Nolan William Frowley Judith Anderson Edna Ferber R. C. Sheriff Awards Claude Rains Leo Genn Joan Bennett C. S. Forester Tess Slesinger George Cukor Frank Sinatra Jeanne Croin Paul Gallico Jo Swerling Vincente Minnelli Clifton Webb Sessue Hayakawa Frances Dee Frank B. Gilbreth jr. David Swift George Stevens Henry Wilcoxon Sterling Hayden Otto Harbach Dwight Taylor Norman Taurog Ed Wynn Ghorlton Heston Betty Garrett Ben Hecht Samuel W. Taylor Oscar Homolka Mitzi Gaynor Karl Tunberg Awards Awords John Howard Jean Hagen Margaret London John Twist David Butler Mischa Auer Rock Hudson Fay Holden Alan Jay Lerner Anthony Veiller Frank Copra Ray Bolger Tab Hunter Marsha Hunt Leo McCarey George Wells Walter Long Walter Brennan Robert Hutton Jennifer Jones Dore Schary Jean Negulesco Ray Collins Veronica Lake Phil Stong Hume Cronyn Burl Ives Dorothy Lamour Samuel W. Taylor Awards Companies Brian Donlevy Sam Joffe Janet Leigh Ralph Wheelright William Dieterle Bobby Driscoll Dean Jogger Aline MocMahon Stanley Donen Richard Haydn Victor Jory Marjorie Main Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 95 (Screenplays) Jeffrey Hunter Kurt Kasznar Virginia Mayo William Keighley 20th Century-Fox . .66 Danny Kaye Bert Lahr Ann Miller 7 Awards William Wyler Cecil Kellaway Richord Lone Mary Nash Albert Hackett Warner Bros 48 Alan Ladd Glenn Langan Mildred Natwick Frances Goodrich Awards Paramount 42 Alexander Hall Chorles Laughton Nancy Olson 6 Awards Anotole Litvak Paul Muni Oscar Levant Debra Paget Helen Deutsch RKO Radio 35 David Niven Herbert Lom Betsy Palmer Henry Ephron Columbia 22 George Seaton Pat O'Brien Peter Lorre Lilli Palmer Phoebe Ephron King Vidor Reginald Owen Paul Lucas Talbot Jennings United Artists 22 Charles Walters Dick Powell Barton MacLane Thelma Ritter Flora Universal 16 Billy Wilder John Saxon Gordon MacRae Robson 5 Awards David Rosalind Russell Wayne Hugh Marlowe Buena Vista 13 Awards Dean Martin Ann Rutherford Nunnolly Johnson John Cromwell Robert Young Victor Mature Ann Sheridan Casey Robinson Allied Artists (Mono). 4 W. 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By VELMA WEST SYKES Wallis and director Nox-man Taurog Morton DaCosta’s “The Music Man” RIBBON says in his “Decline and Fall with improving the early public image stimulated a trend for musicals that is of Presley. Besides the Presley films, still going on, and Arthur Freed’s “Light of Rome”: “All that is human must Wallis did a brooding, psychological in the Piazza” was a delightful problem retrograde if it do not advance.” Thus each year motion pictures must either drama by Tennessee Williams, starring picture, though it left the question un- Lawrence Harvey and Geraldine Page. answered in the minds of the audience. have advanced or regressed—and those ad- responsible for them the same in a pro- Thei-e ai-e 15 producei’s of two winners Howard Hawks’ “Hatari!” was an could fessional sense. So, in looking over the each. Of these, one is the English pro- venture picture the whole family enjoy, and Ernest Marischka’s “For- 1961-62 product, one is impressed by the ducer, , whose comedies have Top Hit producers, for many of them won favor with Amei’ican audiences. ever My Love,” a costume picture of great chai-m. Sy Weintraub’s “Tarzan have made cinema history. Roger Coi-man continues his successful horror pi-oductions, Sy Baitlett scores Goes to India” took an aged series and Walt Disney, who is ex-edited this past with Jack gave it new perspective. But, perhaps season with a record of six winners, owes heavy drama and Cummings sophisticated the most outstanding, artistic success his success primarily to his production of with comedies, which was “West Side Story,” which Robert family-type pictures. In view of recent Stanley Shapii'O and Mai-tin Melcher Wise produced for Mirisch Pictures. censorship pi-oblems which have de- also produce with delightful touches that make for super-entertainment. veloped because of more sophisticated Producers credited with 1961-62 hit Moi-e light-hearted entertainment is product by other producers, it would with films are listed below: seem that Disney himself has not only supplied by Joseph Pasternak a circus picture and one about a service- Six Winners pi-ofited by his policy, but has also helped man’s misadventures. John Houseman WALT DISNEY: R Almost Angels the industry to answer some of the (BV); Babes in Toyland (BV); Big brings a William Inge moody drama to (BV); In ci-iticism of cuirent films. There are his Red (BV); Bon Voyage -H- the screen, plus one of ’s Search of the Castaways (BV); and other family pictures available, if Moon Pilot (BV). books—the latter fortunate in having only the public will support them. Nor Three Winners stars Kirk Douglas and Edward G. are Disney films all alike—each one is ROBERT ARTHUR: Lover Come Back diffei’ent. The Missouri “show-me” boy Robinson. (Univ); The Spiral Road (Univ); That Touch of Mink (Univ). spectacles, “El has show-n the world that films can be Samuel Bronston’s two ROSS HUNTER: Back Street (Univ); wholesome as well as entertaining. Cid” and “King of Kings” are in the old Flower Drum Song (Univ); 4+ If a Man Answers (Univ). “colossal” tradition. Mervyn LeRoy has Three producers have three winners HAL B. WALLIS: Blue Hawaii (Para); each: Robert Arthur, Hal B. Wallis and two hits with Rosalind Russell as star R Girls! Girls! Girls! (Para); Sum- mer and Smoke (Para). Ross Hunter. Cleveland-born Ross two distinctly different types of pictures Two Winners Hunter (Martin Fuss) has come long which he also directed, one devoted to a SY BARTLETT: Cape Fear (Univ); The international understanding, the other way since his school-teaching days, fol- Outsider (Univ). lowed by a period as an actor in Co- a psychological study of a neurotic BETTY E. BOX: Doctor in Love (Gov- stage mother. de- ernor); No Love for Johnnie (Em- lumbia pictures. After returning to the bassy). schoolroom for a while he became a pends less on spectacle than powerful GEORGE H. BROWN: Double Bunk dramatic acting by Anthony Quinn in (Showcorp); Murder She Said stage producer-director, then associate (MGM). “Barabbas,” and his “The Best of producer for Universal—a producer SAMUEL BRONSTON: El Cid (AA); King of Kings (MGM). since 1951. in “Flower Enemies” is a gem of satire on war, with As he showed CORMAN: The Premature Niven. ROGER Drum Song,” an artistic picture can also David Burial (AIP); Tales of Terror (AIP). be entertaining for mass audiences. David Weisbart is another producer JACK CUMMINGS: Bachelor Flat (20th-Fox); The Second Time Robert Arthur, whose two sophisti- whose two top hits stari-ed Elvis Pres- Around (20th-Fox). DINO DE LAURENTIIS: Barabbas cated with stars Hudson ley, in i-ollicking, family-type films, and R romances Rock (Col); The Best of Enemies George H. Brown -H- and Doris Day are in the light-hearted English producer (Col). tradition of gay entertainment, has a scores with slapstick humor in “Double JOHN HOUSEMAN: All Fall Down (MGM); Two Weeks, in Another complete change of pace in his “The Bunk” and in a whimsical whodunit Town (MGM). Spiral Road,” all for Universal. The starring Margaret Rutherford in “Mur- LESLIE PARKYN: A Coming-Out Party der She Said.” Julian Wintle and Les- (Union-Film); Waltz of the To- latter is really a semi-religious film, en- readors (Cont'l). tertaining as well as inspiring, in which lie Parkyn double as producers of a MARTIN MELCHER: Lover Come comedy in the best British tradition and Back (Univ); That Touch of Mink Rock Hudson and Burl Ives do a mag- (Univ). of a sardonic romantic drama in which nificent job together. Arthur’s entrance MERVYN LeROY: R Gypsy (WB); A into motion pictures was by way of his Peter Sellers stai's. Majority of One (WB). JOSEPH PASTERNAK: R Billy Rose's typewriter, from which he has advanced Certainly there is wide variety in what Jumbo (MGM); The Horizontal to producer and executive producer. these producers gave the public and the Lieutenant (MGM). STANLEY SHAPIRO: Lover Come Back public’s response gratifying at the Hal Wallis, Chicago-born but starting was (Univ); That Touch of Mink in motion pictures as manager of a Los boxoffice. There are a number who pro- (Univ). That duced only one hit, whose efforts, how- DAVID WEISBART: Follow Angeles theatre, is Paramount’s top pro- Dream (UA); Kid Galahad (UA). ducer. He has been partnered with ever, are notable. Fred Coe’s “The JULIAN WINTLE: A Coming-Out Waltz of the Joseph in their production Miracle Worker” handled a difficult Party (Union-Film); Hazen own Toreadors (Cont'l). Capi'a’s company. His list of pictures is impres- theme bi’illiantly, while Frank One Winner “Pocketful of Miracles” was a tribute sive this year, including two top hits in ROBERT ALDRICH: R What Ever which Elvis Presley starred. Many credit to the writing of Damon Runyon. Happened to Baby Jane? (WB).

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GUSTAVO ALATRISTE: Viridiana RAYMOND HAKIM: Purple Noon GOTTFRIED REINHARDT: Town With- (Kingsley). (Times). out Pity (UA). IRWIN ALLEN: Five Weeks in a Bal- ROBERT HAKIM: Purple Noon MICHAEL RELPH: Victim (Pathe- loon (20th-Fox). (Times). America). ROBERT ARTHUR: The Spiral Road JAMES B. HARRIS: Lolita (MGM). : A Taste of (Univ). HOWARD HAWKS: Hatari! (Para). Honey (Cont'l). Taras Bulba ROBERT ATTENBOROUGH: Whistle HAROLD HECHT: ft TED RICHMOND: Bachelor in Para- Down the Wind (Pathe-America). (UA). dise (MGM). DAVID HENLEY: Make Mine a Dou- GEORGE AXELROD: ft The Manchur- PETER ROGERS: Carry On, Teacher ble (Ellis). ian Candidate (UA). (Governor). ANTHONY HINDS: The Phantom of JACQUES BAR: Bridge to the Sun ROSENBERG: Mutiny on the Opera (Univ). AARON ft (MGM). the Bounty (MGM). HOLMES: A Matter of PHILIP BARRY JR.: Sail a Crooked MILTON (Herts-Lion). ROBERT ROSSEN: The Hustler (20th- WALT DISNEY Ship (Col). WHO HORNBLOW JR.: The Fox). MARCEL BERBERT: Jules and Jim ARTHUR 4+ War Lover (Col). PIERRE ROUVE: I Like Money (20th- (Janus). WILLIAM HUNTER: The Centurion Fox). PANDRO BERMAN: Sweet Bird of Int'l). PHIL C. SAMUEL: Playgirl After Dark Youth (MGM). (Producers KENNETH HYMAN: Gigot (20th- (Topaz). JULIAN BLAUSTEIN: The Four Horse- ft Fox). CHARLES H. SCHNEER: Mysterious men of the Apocalypse (MGM). JACQUES ISKEN: The Huns (Pro- Island (Col). CHARLES BRACKETT: State Fair ducers Int'l). SCHWALB: The George Raft (20th-Fox). BEN PAUL JONES: ft It's Only Money Story (AA). FRANK CAPRA: Pocketful of Miracles (Para). JOCHEN SEVERIN: The Bridge (AA). (UA). MARTIN JUROW: Breakfast at Tif- EMANUELE CASSUTO: The Night SAM SHAW: Paris Blues (UA). fany's (Para). WALTER SHENSON: A Matter of (Lopert). Twist Around the : WHO (Herts-Lion). : The Innocents Clock (Col). RICHARD SHEPHERD: Breakfast at (20th-Fox). JOSEPH KAUFMAN: Black Tights Tiffany's (Para). FRED COE: The Miracle Worker (UA). (Magna). GEORGE SHERMAN: The Comancheros ARTHUR COHN: The Sky Above— : Splendor in the Grass (20th-Fox). the Mud Below (Embassy). (WB). MELVILLE SHAVELSON: The Pi- PIERRE COURAU: Last Year at FRED KOHLMAR: The Devil at 4 ft geon That Took Rome (Para). DINO De LAURENTIIS Marienbad (Astor). O'clock (Col). Quixote STAN SHPETNER: Two Rode Together FRANCO CRITALDI: 44 Divorce— Ital- GRIGORY KOZINTSEV: Don (Col). ian Style (Embassy). (MGM). SINATRA: Sergeants 3 (UA). MORTON Da COSTA: The Music Man STANLEY KRAMER: Judgment at FRANK (WB). Nuremberg (UA). : Jack the Giant- RENE LaFUITE: The Sky Above the Killer (UA). GEORGES DANCIGERS: The Five Day — Below (Embassy). Lover (Kingsley). Mud GEORGE ST. GEORGE: The 300 Spar- FRANK LAUNDER: Only Two Can tans (20th-Fox). JULES DASSIN: Phaedra (Lopert). Play (Col). RAYMOND STROSS: The Mark DELMER DAVES: Susan Slade (WB). Harold Lloyd's HAROLD LLOYD: (Cont'l). LOUIS de ROCHEMONT: The Roman World of Comedy (Cont'l). DAVID SUSSKIND: Requiem for a Spring of Mrs. Stone (WB). TED LLOYD: A Weekend With Lulu ft Heavyweight (Col). BLAKE EDWARDS: Experiment in Ter- (Col). (AA). GUY TROSPER: Bird Man of Alcatraz ror (Col). A. RONALD LUBIN: Convicts 4 ERNEST MARISCHKA: Forever My (UA). CHARLES K. FELDMAN: Walk on the Love (Para). : +4 Billy Budd (AA). Wild Side (Col). Spartans RUDOLPH MATE: The 300 LAWRENCE WEINGARTEN: 44 Period : The Guns of Nava- (20th-Fox). of Adjustment (MGM). rone (Col). : The Three HENRY T. WEINSTEIN: Tender Is the Hercules (Col). GEORGE FOWLER: Mary Had a Little Stooges Meet Night (20th-Fox). (UA). LEO McCAREY: Satan Never Sleeps JOHN HOUSEMAN WEINTRAUB: Tarzan Goes to In- (20th-Fox). SY MELVIN FRANK: Road to Hong Kong dia (MGM). (UA). MARTIN MELCHER; ft Billy Rose's Jumbo (MGM). BILLY WILDER: One, Two, Three : The ff STUART MILLAR: Bird Man of Alca- (UA). Manchurian Candidate (UA). traz (UA). GEORGE WILLOUGHBY: Wild for ARTHUR FREED: Light in the Piazza STEVE PARKER: My Geisha (Para). Kicks (Times Film). (MGM). WILLIAM PERLBERG: The Counterfeit ROBERT WISE: West Side Story (UA). RAYMOND FROMENT: Last Year at Traitor (Para). BERNARD WOOLNER: Flight of the Marienbad (Astor). SIDNEY PINK: Journey to the Seventh Lost Balloon (Woolner Bros.) Planet (AIP). ERNEST D. GLUCKSMAN: The Errand WILLIAM WYLER: The Children's : Boccaccio '70 (Em- Boy (Para). Hour (UA). WILLIS GOLDBECK: bassy). The Man Who : Advise and Con- DARRYL ZANUCK: ff The Longest Shot Liberty Valance (Para). sent (Col). Day (20th-Fox). PAUL GRAETZ: A View From the MARTIN RANSOHOFF: Boys' Night RICHARD ZANUCK: ff The Chap- Bridge (Cont'l). Out (MGM). man Report (WB).

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^THENEVER a motion picture star of ’s two are both war pic- rected the British comedian, Terry- recognized talent gives a bad per- tures but unalike in concept and treat- Thomas, and in his current hit, Jerry formance, critics are inclined to blame it ment, for one is personalized and the Lewis, with laugh-rioting results. Elvis on the director. Without arguing the other an overall treatment. Swedish Presley accounts for both of Norman infallibility of critics, in this instance director Ingmar Bergman continues to Taurog’s high-scoring films for Para- they are usually right. A good director make films with somber themes, one mount. knows how to use an actor to bring where virtue triumphs and the other out Although , who directed his or her best efforts, and no one is where madness and incest are depicted for Betty Box in his two top hits, con- quicker to credit the director for with Nordic lack of restraint. a suc- tinues their doctor comedy series in cessful role than the grateful actor. The Roger Corman has two typical horror one, the other is a political drama with occasional conflict between actors and films, both for American International. romantic overtones, the first released directors, where the actor proves to be Blake Edwards guides Audrey Hepburn by Governor and the latter by Embassy. right, are only exceptions that prove the in a brittle, romantic fantasy and, then, Bernhard Wicki’s two hits are both war rule. both produces and directs a thriller in dramas, compelling in their stark and The 1961-62 season shows that four which the FBI helps a girl bank em- realistic portrayals. directors have as ploye escape a sadistic killer who many as three top hits The one-hit directors whose work, to their credit whereas, during the 1960- threatens her. among others, might have special men- 61 season, there were no directors who Although John Ford satirizes stock tion include Jack Arnold’s Bob Hope had that many. And continuing the westerns in one of his top hits, he shows comedy, “Bachelor in Paradise,” comparison, the preceding season had what a real western ought to be like in (MGM), Frank Capra’s “Pocketful of 14 with two hits each while there are his other, but both did about the same 16 with two hits for 1961-62. Miracles” (UA), Jack Cardiff’s “My This adds at the boxoffice. Green’s pene- Guy Geisha” (Para) Gerald Thomas’ “Carry up to the fact that , 20 directors score trating drama for MGM of a parental with 44 top hits. There are 109 who had On, Teacher” (Governor), Charles problem about a mental defective is al- Walters’ “Billy Rose’s Jumbo” (MGM) one hit each—certainly a creditable show- most gay beside the involved conflicts ing in and Costa’s Music the directorial field. presented in the one for Continental, Morton Da “The Man” (WB) all in the wholesome, general John Frankenheimer’s three top hits with its sinister suspicion of child — are all in the field of heavy drama, molestation. entertainment field. tragic to the end, but there is no same- A complete change of pace is notice- Controversial pictures that were, ness of theme, nor of treatment. Mer- able in ’s two top hits, nevertheless, hits include ’ vyn LeRoy has three hits which are one a Tarzan with new angles and the “Sweet Bird of Youth” (MGM), George quite different and range from an action other a marital mixup in which a Cukor’s “The Chapman Report” (WB), drama with psychological impact to one natural son supersedes his father in the Jules Dassin’s “Phaedra” (Lopert), and which approaches slapstick at times. He affections of a young woman with whom , also produced two of his hits and di- the latter had hoped to replace his wife. and Luchino Visconti’s “Boccaccio ’70” rected the considerable talents of Spen- Henry Koster’s two hits, while quite dif- (Embassy), Edward Dmytryk’s “Walk cer Tracy and Frank Sinatra in one, ferent, are both the type of film that on the Wild Side (Col), Pietro Germi’s Rosalind Russell in two others, teamed sends audiences home smiling. with Karl Malden in one and Alec Guin- “Divorce—Italian Style” (Embassy), ness in the other. Comparisons are never so odious as Elia Kazan’s “Splendor in the Grass” when there is a remake of a famous old (WB), and ’s “Lolita” Delbert Mann’s three hits comprise film and Vincente Minnelli’s “The Four (MGM) two sardonic sex dramas with sophisti- Horsemen of the Apocalypse” suffers cated comedy touches, one of which Three religious pictures are outstand- from such comparison though still a stars Doris ing efforts—’s “Barab- Day with Rock Hudson and boxoffice winner. His “Two Weeks in bas” (Col), Nicholas Ray’s “King of the other with Cary Grant, plus a moody Another Town” is an industry drama Kings” and the non-Biblical but drama where an American Indian whose finer points are missed by general (MGM) religious conflict, Mann’s “El hero’s life-story is treated in sympa- audiences, but Kirk Douglas and Edward Anthony (AA). Political for thetic fashion in which Tony Curtis G. Robinson keep it in the hit class. Cid” themes accounted starred all for Universal. Stanley Kramer’s “Judgment at Nurem- — James Neilson’s two hits for Buena berg” (UA) and Otto Preminger’s “Ad- J. Lee Thompson’s tense drama, “Cape Vista are both more romantic and vise and Consent.” Racial themes were Fear” is a chiller to keep parents awake sophisticated than most Disney films, aired in Etienne Perier’s “Bridge to the nights, while his “The Guns of Nava- but still in the family class and scored high. Sun” (MGM), “A Taste of Honey” rone” is a war drama with mental re- Martin Ritt’s two winners are hybrids between the art general (Cont’l) and in Jerome Robbins’ “West actions shown more than actual battle- and entertainment tradition, one having the Side Story” (UA). field scenes. Gregory Peck stars in both advantage of author Hemingway’s in the with Robert Mitchum in the first and Albert Lamorisse’s “Stowaway the other appealing fol- David Niven and Anthony Quinn in the name and to Sky” (Lopert) is an art-house film that Sidney latter. Thompson’s current “Taras lowers of Paul Newman, Poitier overlooks sex for novelty and adventure, Armstrong. Bulba” co-stars Yul Brynner and Tony and Louis in a tranquil screen exponent of beauty. Curtis. In ’s first hit, he di- — V.W.S.

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Directors credited with 1961- IRWIN ALLEN: Five Weeks in a BRYAN FORBES: Whistle Down the NORMAN PANAMA: Road to Hong Balloon (20th-Fox). Wind (Pathe-America). Kong (UA). 62 hit films are listed below: : The CARL FOREMAN: The Guns of : The Miracle Worker Night (Lopert). Three Winners Navarone (Col). (UA). JACK ARNOLD: Bachelor in Para- JOHN FRANKENHEIMER: All Fall MICHAEL GAST : I Spit on Your Grave C. M. PENNINGTON-RICHARDS: dise (MGM). Down (MGM); Bird Man of Al- (Audubon). Double Bunk (Showcorp). EDWARD BERNDS: The Three catraz (UA); 4| The Manchurian PIETRO GERMI: 44 Divorce— Italian ETIENNE PERIER: Bridge to the Sun Candidate (UA). Stooges Meet Hercules (Col). Style (Embassy). (MGM). MERVYN LeROY: The Devil at 4 IRVING BRECHER: Sail a Crooked SIDNEY GILLIAT: Only Two Can SIDNEY PINK: Journey to the Seventh Ship (Col). O'clock (Col); +4 Gypsy (WB); A Play (Col). Planet (AIP). Majority of One (WB). RICHARD BROOKS: Sweet Bird of : Summer and GEORGE POLLOCK: Murder She Said DELBERT MANN: Lover, Come Back Youth (MGM). Smoke (Para). (MGM). That LUIS Viridiana (Univ); The Outsider (Univ); BUNUEL: (Kingsley). EDMOND T. GREVILLE: Wild for OTTO PREMINGER: Advise and Con- Touch of Mink (Univ). EDDIE BUZZELL: Mary Had a Little Kicks (Times Films). sent (Col). J. LEE THOMPSON: Cape Fear (Univ); (UA). MICHAEL GORDON: Boys' Night Out STEVE PREVIN: 4f Almost Angels The Guns of Navarone (Col); 44 FRANK CAPRA: Pocketful of Mi- (MGM). (BV). Taras Bulba (UA). racles (UA). GUY HAMILTON: 44 The Best of JOSE QUINTERO: The Roman Spring Two Winners JACK CARDIFF: My Geisha (Para). Enemies (Col). of Mrs. Stone (WB). KEN ANNAKIN: A Coming-Out Party JOHN PADDY CARSTAIRS: A Week- HOWARD HAWKS: Hatari! (Para). NICHOLAS RAY: King of Kings end With Lulu (Col). (MGM). (Union Films); 44 The Longest Day GEORGE ROY HILL: 44 Period of Ad- (20th-Fox). ANDRE CAYATTE: Tomorrow Is My justment (MGM). GOTTFRIED REINHARDT: Town With- Turn (Showcorp). INGMAR BERGMAN: The Devil's Eye PHIL KARLSON: Kid Galahad (UA). out Pity (UA). CHAFFEY: (Janus); Through a Glass Darkly DON A Matter of WHO MILLARD KAUFMAN: Convicts 4 : Last Year at Ma- (Herts-Lion). (Janus). (AA). rienbad (Astor). ROGER CORMAN: The Premature JACK CLAYTON:The Innocents (20th- ELIA KAZAN: Splendor in the Grass TONY RICHARDSON: A Taste of Burial (AIP); Tales of Terror (AIP). Fox). (WB). Honey (Cont'l). BLAKE EDWARDS: Breakfast at Tif- RENE CLEMENT: Purple Noon (Times). GENE KELLY: 44 Gigot (20th-Fox). JEROME ROBBINS: West Side Story fany's (Para); Experiment in Ter- DARCY CONYERS: Make Mine a (UA). Is Night ror (Col). HENRY KING: Tender the Double (Ellis). ROBERT ROSSEN: The Hustler (20th- Shot (20th-Fox). JOHN FORD: The Man Who MARIO COSTA: The Centurion (Pro- Fox). Liberty Valance (Para); Two Rode GRIGORY KOZINTSEV: Don Quixote ducers Int'l). OSCAR RUDOLPH: Twist Around the Together (Col). (MGM). GEORGE CUKOR: 44 The Chapman Clock (Col). : Light in the Piazza STANLEY KRAMER: Judgment at Report (WB). SEATON: (MGM); The Mark (Cont'l). Nuremberg (UA). GEORGE The Counterfeit MICHAEL CURTIZ: The Comancheros Traitor (Para). GUILLERMIN: Tarzan Goes to STANLEY KUBRICK: Lolita (MGM). JOHN (20th-Fox). India (MGM); Waltz of the PHILIP LEACOCK: PETER SELLERS: I Like Money (20th- 44 MORTON Da 4) Toreadors (Cont'l). COSTA: The Music (Col). Fox). Man (WB). : Flight of the Lost ALBERT LAMORISSE: Stowaway in MELVILLE SHAVELSON: 44 The GEORGY DANELIA: Balloon (Woolner Bros.); Jack the A Summer to the Sky (Lopert). Pigeon That Took Rome (Para). Giant Killer (UA). Remember (Kingsley-lnt'l). HENRY LEVIN: If a Man Answers VINCENT SHERMAN: The Second JULES 44 HENRY KOSTER: Mr. Hobbs Takes DASSIN: Phaedra (Lopert). (Univ). Time Around (20th-Fox). a Vacation (20th-Fox); Flower DELMER DAVES: Susan Slade (WB). JERRY LEWIS: JOHN STURGES: Sergeants 3 (UA). Drum Song (Univ). ROBERT DAY: Operation Snatch (Para). IGOR TALANKIN: A Summer to Re- VINCENTE MINNELLI: The Four (Cont'l). : A View From the member (Kingsley-lnt'l). Horsemen of the Apocalypse VITTORIO de SICA: Boccaccio '70 Bridge (Cont'l). GERALD THOMAS: Carry (MGM); Two Weeks in Another (Embassy). On, ANTHONY MANN: El Cid (AA). Teacher (Governor). Town (MGM). : Victim (Pathe- ERNEST MARISCHKA: Forever My JAMES NEILSON: Bon Voyage (BV); America). RICHARD THORPE: The Horizontal Moon Pilot (BV). Love (Para). Lieutenant (MGM). : The Five Day : 44 The Longest MARTIN RITT: Hemingway's Adven- Lover (Kingsley). NORMAN TOKAR: Big Red (BV). tures of a Young Man (20th-Fox); Day (20th-Fox). EDWARD DMYTRYK: Walk the FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT: Jules and Jim Paris Blues (UA). on RUDOLPH MATE: Wild Side (Col). (Janus). FRANK TASHLIN: Bachelor Flat (20th-Fox). JACK Babes in PETER USTINOV: 44 Billy Budd (AA). (20th-Fox); It's Only Money DONOHUE: Toyland LEO McCAREY: Satan Never Sleeps 44 Liaisons (Para). (BV). (20th-Fox). ROGER VADIM: Les Dan- Follow gereuses (Astor). NORMAN TAUROG: Blue Hawaii GORDON DOUGLAS: That LEWIS MILESTONE: 4f Mutiny on (Para); 44 Girls! Girls! Girls! (Para). Dream (UA). the Bounty (MGM). LUIGI VANZI: World by Night (WB). RALPH THOMAS: Doctor in Love CY ENDFIELD: Mysterious Island DAVID MILLER: Back Street (Univ). LUCHINO VISCONTI: 44 Boccaccio '70 (Embassy). (Governor); No Love for Johnnie (Col). ROBERT MULLIGAN: The Spiral Road (Embassy). FEDERICO FELLINI: Boccaccio '70 (Univ). CHARLES WALTERS: Billy Rose's TERENCE YOUNG: Black Tights (Embassy). Jumbo (MGM). RALPH NELSON: 44 Requiem for a (Magna); Playgirl After Dark JOSE FERRER: State Fair (20th-Fox). Heavyweight (Col). BILLY WILDER: One, Two, Three (Topaz). TERENCE FISHER: The Phantom of JOSEPH M. NEWMAN: The George (UA). One Winner the Opera (Univ). » Raft Story (AA). ROBERT WISE: West Side Story (UA). ROBERT ALDRICH: 44 What Ever RICHARD FLEISCHER: 44 Barabbas ROBERT PALUZZI: The Huns (Pro- WILLIAM WYLER: The Children's Happened to Baby Jane? (WB). (Col). ducers Int'l). Hour (UA).

J. LEE THOMPSON RALPH THOMAS NORMAN TAUROG FRANK TASHLIN MARTIN RITT DELBERT MANN

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MOTION PICTURE EDITORS

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GRACE L. BARNETT, Freeport (111.) Journal Standard RUTH HENDERSON, Daily Kennebec Journal, Augusta FRED H. RUSSELL, Bridgeport (Conn.) Post & Telegram (Me.) KAY BATES, BOXOFFICE Correspondent, Phoenix MARTIN L. RUSSELL, San Francisco Examiner GLENN HIMEBAUGH, Canton (Ohio) Repository ROBERT BATTLE, Nashville Banner CHARLES G. SAMPAS, Lowell (Mass.) Sun PAUL HOCHULI, Houston Press RUSS SCHOCH, American Press Institute, Columbia FRED BEERS, Perry (Okla.) Journal ELINOR HUGHES, Boston Herald U., New York LOUIS V. BLAY, Steubenville (Ohio) Herald Star FRANK JACOBSON, Key West Citizen ROBERT SCHWARTZ, Hollywood Correspondent, for- eign press GEORGE BOURKE, Miami (Fla.) Herald WILL JONES, Minneapolis Tribune LUCILLE M. SCOTT, Atlanta Daily World ALAN GREY BRANIGAN, Newark Evening News HERB KELLY, Miami Daily News WILLIAM E. SEIFERT JR., Spartanburg (S.C.) Journal ELSTON BROOKS, Fort Worth Star-Telegram ANN D. KENNEY, Parents' Magazine B. J. SKELTON, Clarksdale (Miss.) Press Register HOWARD C. BROWN, Hollywood correspondent, PAINE KNICKERBOCKER, San Franoisoo Chronicle "Movie Life" (Australia) CAROL STAMY, Orlando Sentinel-Star HERBERT B. KRONE, Lancaster (Pa.) New Era JOHN BU3TIN, Austin (Tex.) American-Statesman JIMMY STARR, Los Angeles Herald & Express VIRGIL D. LANGDON, Tacoma News Tribune NAOMI CADDEL, Lubbock (Tex.) Avalanche-Journal ADOLPH J. STERN, Camden (N. J.) Courier-Post JAMES LEE, Worcester (Mass.) Gazette HAROLD L. CAIL, Portland (Me.) Press Herald- DALE STEVENS, Cincinnati Post & Times Express WILLIAM LEONARD, Chicago Tribune MILDRED STOCKARD, Houston Chronicle GOWAN H. CALDWELL, Winston-Salem (N.C.) Journal LEO LERMAN, Mademoiselle Magazine BOB STOUT, Phoenix Gazette LILY MAY CALDWELL, Birmingham News-Age-Herald R. E. LEWIS, Topeka Journal MARY X. SULLIVAN, Boston Sunday Advertiser KATE CAMERON, New York News JAMES L. LIMBACHER, Dearborn Press HARRISON SWAIN, St. Petersburg Times VIVIAN CANNON, Mobile Press Register JOHN LONGINOTTI, Hot Springs (Ark.) Sentinel- Record BRADFORD F. SWAN, Providence Journal GEORGE CHRISTIAN, Houston Post RAYMOND LOWERY, Raleigh (N. C.) News and Ob- BYRON G. TAFT, Yankton (S.D.) Press and Dakotan INGRID CLAIRMONT, Scandinavian Press, Hollywood server LARRY TAJIRI, Denver Post LEONARD CLAIRMONT, Swedish Press, Hollywood W. H. LYTTLETON, Peoria (111.) Journal-Star R. K. TINDALL, Shenandoah (Iowa) Evening Sentinel THERESA LOEB CONE, Oakland Tribune MELVIN MADDOCKS, Christian Science Monitor WARNER TWYFORD, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot ALTON COOK, New York World-Telegram RUTH MARSHALL, Rockford (111.) Morning Star BARBARA UDELL, Beloit (Wis.) Daily News LOUIS COOK, Detroit Free Press JUNE MARTINEAU, Salt Lake Tribune WILLARD L. UNDERWOOD, Wichita Falls (Tex.) Times PAT COONEY, BOXOFFICE Correspondent, Des Moines JUDGE J. MAY, Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville & Record News KIMBALL DAVIS, Binghamton (N.Y.) Evening Press JEANNETTE MAZURKI, Glendale (Calif.) News Press LESLIE A. WAHL, Saginaw (Mich.) News

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JERRY DeLAUGHTER, Jackson (Miss.) Daily Clarion TED F. McDANIEL, Emporia (Kas.) Gazette HARRY WARNER JR., Hagerstown (Md.) Morning Ledger Herald BERNIE McGOVERN, Tampa Tribune Sun AMADO E. DINO, Hollywood Correspondent, Manila DAVE MclNTYRE, San Diego Evening Tribune MACK WEBB, Durham (N.C.) Post-Herald JIM WEST, Savannah Evening Press DON MERSEREAU, Boxoffice New York Editor JIM DOWNING, Tulsa Tribune Times EDWIN MILLER, Seventeen Magazine ALLEN M. WIDEM, Hartford (Conn.) ALBAN A. DUBE, Fall River (Mass.) Herald News ALTON WILLIAMS, Richmond (Va.) News-Leader LYNN S. MILLER, Royal Oak (Mich.) Daily Tribune RAY DUNCAN, Pasadena Independent & Star-News EMERY WISTER, Charlotte (N.C.) News MALCOLM MILLER, Knoxville (Tenn.) Journal LOUIS A. ECKL, Florence (Ala.) Times MICHAEL ZANDAN, Springfield (Mass.) Free Press G. E. MITCHELL, Dayton Daily News AL M. ELEWITZ, Milwaukee Reporter KASPAR MONAHAN, Pittsburgh Press RADIO and TV COMMENTATORS RUTH ELGUTTER, Toledo Times CLYDE D. MOORE. Ohio State Journal, Columbus WILLIAM J. ADAMS, WHEC-TV, Rochester, N. Y. HARRY H. EVANS, Family Circle Magazine HENRY T. MURDOCK, Philadelphia Inquirer ELAYNE BYBEE, KID, Idaho Falls WIN FANNING, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette IRIS L. MYERS, Walla Walla Union-Bulletin JOHN R. COOPER, WWW, Grafton, W. Va. GILES M. FOWLER, Kansas City Star BILL NORTON, Long Beach Independent Press- J. COLEMAN DANIEL JR., WSPA-TV, Spartanburg, Telegram S. C. GENE FRETZ, Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock RAY OVIATT, Toledo Blade FRANK JACOBSON, WKIZ, Key West JOE FITZ GERALD, Nebraska State Journal & Star, JAMES L. LIMBACHER, WDTM-FM, Dearborn, Mich. HOWARD PEARSON, Salt Lake City Deseret News Lincoln JAY MONSEN, KSUB, Cedar City, Utah TOM PECK, Charleston (S.C.) News & Courier DICK OSGOOD, Detroit LESTER CLARK GIFFORD, Hickory (N. C.) Daily Record WXYZ, KID, Falls BEA PEPAN, Milwaukee Journal MEL RICHARDSON, Idaho RAE GILDER, Miami Beach Reporter DOROTHY R. SHANK, WJJL, Niagara Falls DOMINIC PEPP, Watertown (N.Y.) Daily Times JOHN M. GORDON, Springfield (Mass.) Union GEORGE STUMP, KCMO, Kansas City, Mo. Republican BRAINARD W. PLATT, Dayton Journal Herald I. M. TAYLOR, WEBQ, Harrisburg, III.

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MRS. W. H. ANDREWS, Brooklyn Cnl. N. E. Women MRS. J. J. HAUS, Milwaukee BFC MRS. NATHANIEL ROUSE, Staten Island BFC MRS. HENRY AUGUSTINE, Sheboygan BFC MRS. NAN M. HAWLEY, Kansas City (Mo.) Athe- MRS. CARL M. SAUER, Woman's Dep't Club, Indian- naeum apolis MRS. RICHARD G. AUSPITZER, I.F.C.A, Long Island, MRS. FRED HIRE, Fort (Ind.) N. Y. Wayne Indorsers of MRS. JOHN J. SCHALER, Indianapolis NSC Group Photoplays MRS. LESLIE T. BARCO, Greater St. Louis BFC MRS. KURT W. SCHMIDT, Indianapolis NSC Group MRS. J. B. HOFFMAN, Indiana Indorsers of Photo- W. HOWARD BATESON, Retired School Coordinator, plays, Indianapolis MRS. EARL SEIELSTAD, Greater Detroit MPC Rolla, N. D. MRS. MARGARET IRBY, WOMPI, Memphis CALMIN S. SHARFSTEIN, Staten Island BFC MRS. GEORGE C. BATTLE JR., A.A.U.W., Oak Ridge, Tenn. MRS. GILBERT JACOBS, Indianapolis NSC Group MRS. WAYNE F. SHAW, U.S. Daughters of 1812, Lawrence, Kas. VIRGINIA M. BEARD, Curator of Films, Cleveland MRS. HARRY T. JARVIS, Pres. Greater Detroit MPC Public Library MRS. HARRY E. SIBLEY, Louisville BFC RUTH JEFFRIES, Author, Kansas City, Mo. DR. BELL, Chairman, Division Fine Arts, MRS. WILLIAM B. SMITH, CAMPTON MRS. Memphis BFC University of Denver RAYMOND R. KANAGUR, Greater Detroit MPC MRS. CRAWFORD SPEARMAN, G.F.W.C., Edmond, DICK KENWORTHY, Motion MRS. CHARLES R. BELTZ, Grosse Pointe MP & TV Picture Appreciation Ass'n, Okla. Kansas City, Mo. Council MRS. S. F. SPRENGEL, Sheboygan BFC MRS. ARTHUR D. KERWIN, Greater Detroit MRS. J. K. BERETTA, G.F.W.C., San Antonio MPC MRS. FREDERIC H. STEELE, G.F.W.C., Huntington, Pa. MRS. HAROLD E. KERWIN, Greater ROSEMARY BEYMER, Art Director, Kansas City (Mo.) New Bedford (Mass.) BFC public schools MRS. C. M. STEWART, Lincoln (Neb.) BFC MRS. KARL KING, Deon of MRS. HELEN BOWER, Detroit MPC Women, Tompo (Fla.) EDWARD G. STOMEL, M.P. Preview Group, Phil- University adelphia MRS. M. B. BRAY, San Francisco MP & TV Council MRS. KARL KURTH, Greater St. Louis BFC MRS. HUGO M. STRAUSS, Indianapolis NSC Group MRS. W. W. BREWER, G.F.W.C., Omar, W. Va. MRS. C. B. LA DINE, Indianapolis NSC Group MRS. WILLIAM STUTE, Indiana Indorsers of Photo- MRS. WILLIAM A. BURK, Pres. So. Calif. MPC, Los plays, Fort Wayne Angeles MRS. HERBERT F. LAWRENCE, Cleveland PTA MRS. W. G. SULLIVAN, Greater Cleveland MPC MRS. THOMAS LEONARD, New York MRS. A. F. BURT, G.F.W.C., Greater St. Louis BFC BFC MRS. RUSSELL M. SURVANT, G.F.W.C., Indianapolis MRS. LEROY LEWIS, La-rchmont-Momaroneck (N.Y.) MRS. ROBERT CARLETON, I.F.C.A., Palisade, N. J. MPC MRS. G. H. SUTCLIFFE, Brooklyn (N.Y.) MPC MRS. EDWARD F. CARRAN, G.F.W.C., Lakewood, Ohio MRS. James F. Looram, I.F.C.A., New York MRS. T. W. SWARTZ, A.A.U.W., Claremont, Calif. MRS. B. C. CHRISTOPHER, Local Clubs, Shawnee Mis- DR. JAMES K. iLOUTZENHISER, S. Public MRS. W. J. TAIT, Morin County (Calif.) MPC sion, Kas. U. Health Service, Kansas City MRS. ALMA G. THOMAS, Detroit Ministers' Wives' ELSIE CLANAHAN, G.F.W.C., Dora, Mount Fla. MRS. HARRY MacDONALD, Staten Island BFC Alliance KENNETH CLARK, of VP MPAA, Washington, D.C. JOSEPH F. MARRON, Retired Librarian, Jackson- MRS. ALBERT TODT, Berkeley (Calif.) MPC ville, Fla. LILLIAN COHEN, Nat'l Conference Christians and MARGARET G. TWYMAN, MPAA Community Rela- Jews, New York City DOROTHY F. MARTIN, G.F.W.C., Sacramento tions, New York MRS. VIRGINIA ROLLWAGE COLLIER, MP & TV ELLIS L. McALLISTER, Ogden, (Utah) City Schools MRS. E. C. WAKELAM, Indiana Historical Council, Council, District of Columbia Indianapolis MRS. JOHN J. McCarthy, Fond du Lac BFC MRS. JULIAN S. COLYER, Larchmont-Mamaroneck MAY WILLIAMS WARD, Author, Wellington, Kas. MPC MRS. HENRY F. McGILL, Atlanta BFC LLOYD T. WATSON, Houston Christian Church MRS. MRS. J. J. COWAN, Knoxville (Tenn.) BFC THOMAS McGREEVY, Nelson Art Gallery, Kansas City, Mo. VALENTINE WELLS, MP Commission, Milwaukee MRS. EMORY W. COWLEY, Indianapolis NSC Group MRS. WILSON D. McKERROW, Forest Hills, N. Y. D.A.R. MRS. FAGAN WHITE, G.F.W.C., Russell, Kas. CAROL COX, Cinema Study Club, Denver Nat'l Chairman MRS. MAX M. WILLIAMS, Federation of MPC, Royal MRS. PAUL H. CRANE, Harrison (N.Y.) MPC DELLA McMYLER, Chairman Cleveland MPC Oak, Mich.

KATHLEEN CROWLEY, Advisor, Community Recrea- INEZ MERZ, Indianapolis NSC group MRS. P. E. WILLIS, Chairman Western Division Pre- tion, Waterbury, Conn. view Committee, G.F.W.C., Glendale, Calif. MRS. CARL A. MEYER, Milwaukee BFC MRS. SAMUEL B. CUTHBERT, Masonic Home, Eliz- MRS. K. C. WILSON, San Francisco MP & TV Council abethtown, Pa. ANNA BELLE MILLER, WOMPI, Denver MRS. JACK WINDHEIM, Larchmont-Mamaroneck MRS. CHARLES G. MRS. JOHN H. DA1LINGER, Larchmont-Mamaroneck MILLER, Greater Seattle MPC (N. Y.) MPC (N.Y.) MPC MRS. MILDRED W. MILLER, East Bay MP & TV Council MAGDALEN DALLOZ, Jacksonville (Fla.) MPC TAYLOR M. MILLS, EXHIBITOR ASS'N REPRESENTATIVES MRS. WILLIAM DALTON, I.F.C.A., Avon, N. J. MPAA, New York MRS. E. H. C. JR., Southern Calif. TOA, Los J. COLEMAN DANIEL JR., Spartansburg (S.C.) Com- MONTGOMERY, Indianapolis NSC Group HARRY ARTHUR munity Theatre Group Angeles MRS. LEROY MONTGOMERY, D.A.R., Norwalk, Conn. MRS. RUSSELL A. BOVIM, Missouri-lllinois TOA ARTHUR B. DAVIS, Springfield (Mass.) MPC MRS. JEAN MULLIS, WOMPI, Atlanta CLEO CARL BUERMELE, Detroit General Theatres DAWSON, Hallmark Pictures, Lexington, Ky. MRS. A. L. MURRAY, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Long Beach, MRS. LAWRENCE DELAY, Springfield (Mass.) MPC Calif. A. B. COVEY, Alabama Theatres Ass'n, Montgomery MISS ELISABETH Theatres MRS. J. R. DeMAIN, Greater Youngstown (Ohio) MPC MURRAY, Teachers Ass'n, Long DAN W. DAVIS, Florence (Ala.) Beach, Calif. Jackson- MRS. J. A. DOBBINS, San Antonio Advisory and Re- HORACE DENNING, Dixie Drive-In Theatres, viewing Board MRS. J. R. MUTERSPAUGH, Indianapolis NSU ville, Fla.

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Streamlining Steps Taken Faced with a decline in attendances of a record low of 415,000,000 people per The year saw further steps in the year and with net takings down by over streamlining of the industry. Closer re- THE BRITISH £3,000,000 on the previous year, itself lations were established between var- the worst 12 months since the end of ious ranking bodies and the big dis- the war, the industry looked eagerly to tributor. News of the year came when TOP TEN HITS the overseas markets. With few ex- Associated British Picture Corp. bought ceptions, all producers could state that, 51 per cent of Anglo-Amalgamated. It OF 1962 in 1962, the revenue from all territories had an immediate and dramatic effect outside the United Kingdom was big on the relationship of the major com- Listed Alphabetically enough to return over 50 per cent of panies in Wardour Street. Through its their program profits. And the most renting organization, Warner-Pathe, On Adjoining Pages ABPC was now able to muster a distribu- tion group large enough to compete with (Continued on page 105)

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Profitable magic too. These films will turn out to be treasure chests for you—every one of them a hit! With winners like these packing in the public it certainly pays to book films from Associated British.

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Group of Companies

Awaiting Release:

THE DAMNED MANIAC THE OLD DARK HOUSE PARANOIAC

KISS OF THE VAMPIRE

In Preparation:

LOVE IN SMOKY REGIONS THE SCARLET BLADE

RIDER HAGGARD S SHE

94 BAROMETER Section CARRY ON CRUISING A Peter Rogers Production for Anglo Amalgamated

The Cast Production Staff

Captain Crowther Sidney James Producer Peter Rogers Leonard Marjoribanks Director Gerald Thomas Arthur Binn Kenneth Connor Screenplay by Norman Hudis From a Story by Eric Barker Gladys Trimble Liz Fraser Color by Eastman Flo Castle Dilys Laye Music Composed and Conducted by Wilfred Haines Lance Percival Bruce Montgomery Turner Jimmy Thompson Sam Production Manager Bill Hill Tom Tree Cyril Chamberlain Lighting Cameraman Alan Hume Bridget Madderley Esma Cannon Art Director Jenkins Vincent Ball Editor John Shirley

BOXOFFICE 95 DR. NO A Harry Saltzman-Albert R. Broccoli Production for United Artists

The Cast Production Staff

James Bond Sean Connery Produced, by Harry Saltzman, Honey Ursula Andress Albert R. Broccoli Dr. No Joseph Wiseman Directed by Terence Young Felix Leiter Jack Lord Screenplay by Richard Maibaum, M Bernard Lee Johanna Harwood, Prof. Dent Berkeley Mather

Quarrel John Kitzmiller From an Original Story by .... Ian Fleming Miss Taro Zena Marshall Color by Technicolor Sylvia Eunice Gayson Music Composed by Monty Norman Orchestrated Miss Moneypenny . Lois Maxwell by Burt Rhodes Puss-Feller Lester Prendergast James Bond Theme played by Strangways Tim Moxon the Orchestra Girl Photographer Margaret LeWars Conducted by Eric Rodgers Jones Reggie Carter Director of Photography

Major Boothroyd .. Peter Burton Ted Moore, B.S.C. Duff William Foster-Davis Production Designer Playdell- Smith Louis Blaazer Production Manager L. C. Rudkin Sister Rose Michele Mok Editor Peter Hunt Mary Dolores Keator Art Director Syd Cain

96 BAROMETER Section THE GUNS OF NAVARONE A Highroad Production tor Columbia

The Cast Production Staff Mallory Gregory Peck Executive Producer Carl Foreman

Miller David Niven Written and Produced by .... Carl Foreman Andrea Anthony Quinn Based on the Novel by .... Alistair MacLean Brown Stanley Baker Director J. Lee Thompson Music Composed and Conducted by Franklin Anthony Quayle Maria Irene Papas Associate Producers Carl F. Ford, Anna Gia Scala Leon Becker Pappadimos James Darren Color by Eastman Jenson Director of Photography Oswald Morris, B.S.C. Barnsby Richard Harris Production Designer Geoffrey Drake Cohn Bryan Forbes Additional Photography John Wilcox Baker Allan Cuthbertson Film Editor Alan Osbiston Michael Weaver Trubshawe Production Manager Harold Buck Grogan Percy Herbert Assistant Director Peter Yates Sessler George Mikell Associate Editors Raymond Poulton, Muesel Walter Gotell John Smith, Oswald Hafenrichter Nicholai Tutte Lemkow Camera Operator Denys Coop Commandant Albert Lieven Special Effects Bill Warrington, Group Captain Norman Wooland Wally Veevers Bride Cleo Scouloudi In Cinemascope

BOXOFFICE 97 A KIND OF LOVING A Joseph Janni Production for Anglo Amalgamated

The Cast Production Staff

Vic Brown Producer Joseph Janni Ingrid Rothwell June Ritchie

Director . John Schlesinger Mrs. Rothwell .. Mr. Brown Bert Palmer Screenplay by Willis Hall, Mrs. Brown Gwen Nelson Jim Brown Malcolm Patton Keith Waterhouse Christine Pat Keen From the Novel by Stan Barstow Conroy James Smethurst Jeff James Bolam Camera Denys Coop

Les . Michael Deacon Dorothy Patsy Rowlands Editor Roger Cherrill

Registrar .... Peter Madden Pub Pianist Edna Ridgway Music Ron Grainer

98 BAROMETER Section MYSTERIOUS ISLAND A Charles H. Schneer Production for Columbia

The Cast Production Staff

Capt. Cyrus Harding ... Michael Craig Producer Charles H. Schneer Director Cy Endfield

.. .. Joan Lady Mary Fairchild Greenwood Screenplay by John Prebble, Daniel Ullman, Herbert Brown .... Michael Callan Crane Wilbur Based on a Novel by Gideon Spilett Gary Merrill Music by Bernard Herrmann (Conducting the Herbert Lom London Symphony Orchestra) Color by Eastman Elena Beth Rogan Assistant Director Rene Dupont Sgt. Pencraft Percy Herbert Production Supervisor Raymond Anzarut Neb Dan Jackson Special Visual Effects Created by Ray Harryhausen Tom Nigel Green In SuperDynamation

BO XOFFICE 99 ONLY TWO CAN PLAY A Frank Launder-Sidney Gilliat Production for British Lion

The Cast Production Staff John Lewis Peter Sellers Producer Leslie Gilliat Liz Mai Zetterling Jean Virginia Maskell Director Sidney Gilliat Probert Jenkins Kenneth Griffiths Screenplay by Bryan Forbes Mrs. Davies Maudie Edwards Maureen Gillian Vaughn Based on a Novel, "That Uncertain Hyman Graham Starke Feeling,” by Kingsley Amis Bill John Arnatt Bridget Lindy Cope Mrs. Jenkins Sheila Manahan Assistant Director Douglas Hermes Salter John Le Mesurier

Girl in Bus Marjorie Lawrence Director of Photography .... John Wilcox Bus Conductor John Rees 1st Pianist Margaret Lacey Film Editor Thelma Connell 2nd Pianist Hazel Squires Vernon Raymond Huntley Art Director Albert Witherick Night Porter Ronald Harries Policeman (Library) Howell Evans Chauffeur Howard Greene Music Composed by Dilys Megwyn Owen Richard Rodney Bennett

100 BAROMETER Section THE PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER A Hammer Film Production for Columbia

The Cast Production Staff

Jonathon . Kerwin Mathews Executive Producer Michael Carreras Henry Glenn Corbett

LaRoche .... Producer Anthony Nelson Keys Bess Marla Landi Brocaire Oliver Reed Director John Gilling Jason Standing Andrew Keir Hench Peter Arne Screenplay by John Hunter, Mac Michael Ripper John Gilling Mason Jack Stewart Smith David Lodge From a Story by Jimmy Sangster Maggie Marie Devereux Color by Eastman Margaret Blackthorne Diane Aubrey Commandant Jerold Wells Assistant Director John Peverall Timothy . Dennis Waterman Martha Blackthorne ...... Lorraine Clewes Music Composed by Gary Hughes 2nd Settler John Roden

Blackthorne Desmond Llewelyn Musical Director .... John Hollingsworth Silas Keith Pyott

Seymour ... Richard Bennett Director of Photography Martin Michael Mulcaster Arthur Grant, B.S.C. Silver Denis Shaw

Kemp Michael Peake Production Designer .... Bernard Robinson Lance John Colin Carlos Don Levy Supervising Editor James Needs

Penal Colony Guard .. John Bennett

Pugh . Ronald Blackman In Megascope

BOXOFFICE 101 THE ROAD TO HONG KONG A Panama and Frank Production for United Artists

The Cast Production Staff Harry Turner Bing Crosby Produced by Melvin Frank Chester Babcock Bob Hope Directed by Norman Panama Diane Joan Collins Original Screenplay by .... Norman Panama, Dorothy Lamour Dorothy Lamour Melvin Frank The Leader Robert Morley Songs by Sammy Cahn, Dr. Zorbb Walter Gotell Jimmy Van Heusen Jhinnah Roger Delgardo Music and Conducted by Grand Lama Felix Aylmer Composed Robert Farnon Lama Peter Madden Film Editor John Smith Girls Shima, Camilla Brockman, Lena Margot, Sheree Special Effects Wally Veevers, Winton, Edwina Carroll, Diane Valen- Ted Samuels

tine, April Ashley, Jacqueline Leigh, Main Title Designed by .... Maurice Bender Sein Short, Lier Hwang, Michelle Mok, Animation by Zoe Zephyr. Biographic Cartoon Films, Ltd.

102 BAROMETER Section THE YOUNG ONES A Kenneth Harper Production for Associated British

The Cast Production Staff Nicky Cliff Richard Producer Kenneth Harper Director Sidney J. Furie Hamilton Black .... Robert Morley Original Story and Screenplay by Toni Carole Gray Peter Myers, Ernest Richard O’Sullivan Ronald Cass Color by Technicolor Melvyn Hayes Jimmy Dances and Musical Numbers Staged by Chris Teddy Green Herbert Ross Recording Director A. W. Lumkin Barbara .... Annette Robertson Music and Lyrics Peter Myers, Dorinda .... Sonya Cordeau Ronald Cass Eddie Sean Sullivan Art Director John Howell Editor Dench Harold Scott Jack Slade Director of Photography and Douglas Slocombe The Shadows In CinemaScope

BOXOFFICE 103 WALTZ OF THE TOREADORS A Julian Wintle-Leslie Parkyn Production for Rank

The Cast Production Staff

General Fitzjohn Peter Sellers Producer Peter de Sarigny Ghislaine Dany Robin Director John Guillermin Emily Margaret Leighton Robert John Fraser Screenplay by Dr. Grogan Cyril Cusack Based on the play by Jean Anouilh Estella Prunella Scales Color by Eastman Sidonia Denise Coffey Music, composed by Richard Addinsell Agnes Jean Anderson conducted by Muir Mathieson President of the Court Martial Raymond Huntley Director of Photography John Wilcox Midgeley, The Undertaker Cardew Robinson Production Designer .. Wilfrid Shingleton Innkeeper John Glyn-Jones Art Director Harry Pottle Vicar John Le Mesurier Costume Designer Beatrice Dawson Mrs. Bulstrode Vanda Godsell Rosemary Catherine Feller Film Editor Peter Taylor

104 BAROMETER Section Changes Continue In British filmmakers in America than at ner,” we were somewhat disappointed any other period in the history of the at the grosses received. On the other British Industry business. The potential for the British hand, British Lion comedies, which industry is enormous. Yet, we, too, must Terry-Thomas and Peter Sellers made, (Continued from page 92) remember our obligations to the U.S. have done extremely well. Particularly customer. To attract the widest num- the Sellers film “Two-Way Stretch.” ber of American moviegoers to our We are a British company who try to important sector in the world was the films, it is no use for producers to al- reflect, through comedy, drama and American market. low the leading actors to talk with re- thrillers, the various exciting things According to , managing gional or provincial dialects. This sort that are taking place in our national director of Anglo-Amalgamated, 1962 of thing is a big barrier to the successful life. We have a selective policy in sell- was the best year for U.S. business the exposure of British films in America. ing our films in the States. We prefer company enjoyed since operations The exhibitor in most cases doesn’t un- the smaller distributor, because, over started nearly ten years ago. Yet, there derstand what the stars are talking a long number of years, we have found are many difficulties in making a suc- about and neither do his patrons. We that we receive a better service and more cessful breakthrough. Says Cohen, “We must remember that all our films have intense promotion and publicity for our are still finding strong sales resistance to be aimed at a world market of pa- films. Not all British Lion pictures are among some exhibitors to our pictures. trons. Without this understanding, any sold through International. Thanks to Even when they play good British prod- attempt to build up a big U.S. follow- our association with Columbia, through uct, they still fail to show sufficient in- ing for British production is doomed to BLC, we were associated with them in terest in promotion and showmanship failure.” “Only Two Can Play” and “The L- of U.K. films. Anglo comedies, headed And Cohen has good reason to make Shaped Room.” Both films are now be- by the successful “Carry On” series, this statement. A major factor why his ing released by Columbia in the States have played in hundreds of situations “A Kind of Loving” failed to live up to and throughout the world.” throughout the States. Business has boxoffice expectations in America was Bromhead, who has spent several been remarkably good. Yet, I still find mainly due to “accent difficulty” in the years in the States as U.S. representative that exhibitors are shy of British films, film, which scored such a triumphant of his company, believes that no one can even when they have enjoyed an impres- success over here last year. enjoy a spectacular breakthrough but sive track record like the “Carry On” Michael Bromhead, the general that consistent progress can be main- pictures. manager of Lion International, the sell- tained all along the line. “I have found “On the other hand, not all British ing organization of the parent com- that, by careful selling, the sum total of producers are doing their best to help pany overseas, has this to say, “1962 our pictures available for U.S. release promote our films on a world-wide basis. was a good year for Lion International, are capable of bringing back good With the decline in Hollywood produc- though, in the individual case of “The tion, there are more opportunities for Loneliness of the Long Distance Run- (Continued on page 106-A)

RICHARD HARRIS

"THIS SPORTING LIFE"

Produced by KAREL REISZ Screenplay by DAVID STOREY

Directed by LINDSAY ANDERSON

A JULIAN WINTLE - LESLIE PARKYN PRODUCTION

from

INDEPENDENT ARTISTS

BOXOFFICE 105 CURRENTL Y IN DISTRIBUTION

* A TASTE OF HONEY Continental Distributing Inc. * STRONGROOM Union Film Distributors Inc. THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE

(in association with Pax Films) • Co. Inc. * TWO AND TWO MAKE SIX Union Film Distributors Inc. ONLY TWO CAN PLAY Columbia Pictures Corporation. THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD Janus Films Inc. *THE QUARE FELLOW Astor Pictures Inc. * THE LONELINESS OF THE LONG DISTANCE RUNNER Continental Distributing Inc.

NOW AVAILABLE

OFFBEAT THE AMOROUS PRAWN * A PRIZE OF ARMS MIX ME A PERSON (in association with Wessex Films) * DON’T TALK TO STRANGE MEN * GIRL ON APPROVAL THE BREAK TOMORROW AT TEN DEAD MAN’S EVIDENCE HIDE AND SEEK (in association with Albion Film Distributors) * LUNCH HOUR THE MAN WHO FINALLY DIED (in association with Magna Film Distributors) * DILEMMA

COMING SOON

STATION SIX - SAHARA HEAVEN’S ABOVE

* In association with Bryanston Films

American representative: GARY DARTNALL SUITE 1900 1501 BROADWAY NEW YORK 36, N.Y Cable address: Lionfilm New York Telephone Lackawanna 4 — 3351 LION INTERNATIONAL FILMS BROADWICK HOUSE BROADWICK STREET LONDON W.1 Cable address: Lionint London Telephone: GERrard 0224-8 Haggard novel in Changes Continue In new comedy with Kenneth More, Lloyd based on the Rider Nolan and Joan O’Brien, and Danny 1963. British Industry Angel’s “West Eleven,” a drama about The off-beat picture delivered with British beatniks, starring humor and wit can often turn up (Continued from page 105) and . trumps and did so last year with Re- The real problem for all the major gal’s “Live Now-Pay Later.” This British companies is the ability to satis- small, but aggressively minded company grosses to Britain. While 1962 was a fy the boxoffice needs of the United is planning a remake of “The Bengal good year, our lineup for the next 12 Kingdom. The declining cinema attend- Lancers” and several more subjects fea- months with the rush to obtain our ance and the consequent decrease in turing their new star, Ian Hendry, a will even product, indicates that 1963 be revenue is making the selection of scripts leading man who is going places in both better. In this connection, I will say more difficult for producers than ever British films and television. that Boxoffice, through its regional before. The American companies, The year started with a paradox and editions, has been a great weapon in the through Columbia and United Artists, finished with one. The potential for hands of British producers. The U.S. are assisting production over here by British production and British producers tradepress can be a great force for large budget allocations for forthcom- has yet to be tapped. The talent and the British film production, provided it is ing features. Twentieth-Fox, too, has money are available. There are more used in the right manner.” announced plans to revive its British new creative directors and artistes com- The Rank Organization, through its program, and MGM is expected to do ing to the fore in the British motion pic- new promotion of W. H. Jamieson, in- likewise. There is money around for ture business than at any time. In the tends to have a new drive in America the financing of motion pictures, but the words of Orson Welles, there is more for the Group’s picture lineup. During subject has to be right. talent among British actors and act- 1962, there appeared to be a tendency The year 1962 saw the end of the resses than anywhere else in the world. to seek U.S. partners on a co-production conventional horror and the conventional Artistes like Peter O’Toole, Albert Fin- basis and not to attempt to promote the ‘kitchen-sink’ type of pictures. The box- ney, , Tom Bell and Rich- company as a whole as a film produc- office results also convinced producers ard Harris are a few of the names that tion entity. against making films dealing with re- will be seen in new pictures during 1963. The Group was frankly disappointed gional stories and loading them with They all came together and enjoyed at its failure to sell one of the major provincial-speaking actors. It saw the their rendezvous with cinemagoers dur- Pinewood productions, ‘‘Tiara Tahiti” development and steady success of Brit- ing 1962. If the same enthusiasm and in the States. It is reported that the ish comedies and love stories and will, creative talent shown by these actors lack of enthusiasm for this expensive in 1963, see more of them. Sex has come and technicians can be reflected in drive outdoor subject was a factor behind the to stay in British filmmaking and more and showmanship by the British pro- Group’s decision not to advertise in any maturity in the portrayal of human duction companies, 1963 can be a great of the American trade papers. On the relations can be expected during the year for the entire industry. But it re- other hand, Rank’s overseas film opera- next 12 months. There is also a new in- quires a spirit of optimism and faith in tion outside the States has had a bumper terest in the adventure story. Pioneers the business. Can the British industry, year of success and it appears likely of this have been Hammer Productions, therefore, rally to the challenge of the that, in 1963, the problem of securing who reached the top ten in British pro- Judging by last year’s produc- a more stable foothold in the U.S. will ductions with “Pirates of Blood River” times? be given priority treatment by Jamieson. in 1962, and are now planning “The tion record, it can. Now is the time for Scarlet Blade,” followed by “She,” Wardour Street to seize the opportunity. Must Appeal to U.S. Exhibitors

At Associated British Picture Corp., managing director C. J. Latta speaks ti I || ||f Ell AAC Two outstanding productions more frankly than most about the prob- M LIVID which have fired the imagina- lems of selecting the best film subjects NOW IN DISTRIBUTION tion of the press and public. during the coming months. With a record second to none in the produc- LAURENCE OLIVIER LESLIE CARON tion of films that pay their way both in SIMONE SIGNORET THE the U.K. and overseas market, Latta is L SHAPED ROOM particularly conscious of the need to TERM OF TRIAL with BELL find the right subject that can appeal TOM TERENCE STAMP SARAH MILES to the U.S. exhibitor. As a leading War- Written and Directed by Bryan Forbes Directed by Peter Gienville Produced by James Woolf ner executive and former U.S. exhibitor, Produced by James Woolf and Richard Attenborough Distributed by Columbia Pictures Corp. Latta balances his U.S. know-how with Distributed by Warner Bros. Picture Corp. the needs of his British customers and JUST COMPLETED A Robert Velaise Production Commonwealth and European cinema tastes. ABPC believes that its musi- PETER SELLERS the WRONG ARM t°he LAW cals, like “The Young Ones” and the Distributed by Continental Distributing Inc. soon-to-be-seen “Summer Holiday,” which have both been sold to Paramount, NOW IN PREPARATION TWO BEST SELLING NOVELS is an example of the type of picture John Braine's Continuation of Penelope Mortimer's that will appeal to moviegoers through- "Room at the Top" out the world without exception. Then, The PUMPKIN EATER there is “Dr. Crippen,” starring Donald LIFE AT THE TOP To Be Directed by Pleasence, for which the company has again with high U.S. hopes; “,” with LAURENCE HARVEY JACK CLAYTON Nancy Kwan; “We Joined the Navy,” a

BOXOFFICE 106-A Hammer Films

PARANOIC. An exciting new suspense- thriller telling of an adventurer's bril- liantly planned impersonation of the heir

to a fortune. It stars Janette Scott, Oliver Reed, Liliane Brousse, Alexander Davion and Sheila Burrel. Produced by Anthony Hinds and directed by Freddie Francis.

THE KISS OF THE VAMPIRE. This hor- ror drama tells of a young honeymoon couple touring Bavaria in their car in 1910. Their care-free honeymoon turns into a nightmare experience involving terrifying human vampires of both sexes. Starred are Clifford Evans, Noel Willman, Edward de Souza, Jennifer Daniel, Barry Warren, Jacquie Wallis, Isobel Black and Peter Madden. Anthony Hinds pro- duced, Don Sharp directed.

106-B BAROMETER Section Hammer Films

MANIAC. Kerwin Mathews, Nadia Gray, Donald Houston, Liliane

Brousse and George Pasted star in

this suspense-thriller. It was filmed on location in the sinister Cam- argue area in France's deep south and in London. Michael Car-eras directed and Jimmy Songster pro- duced from his own original story and screenplay.

THE OLD DARK HOUSE. This comedy-thriller stars , Janette Scott, Robert Morley, Joyce Grenfell, Fenella Fielding, Mervyn Johns and Peter Bull.

Based on a novel by J. B. Priestley,

it was produced by Anthony Hinds and directed by William Castle. In Technicolor.

BOXOFFICE 106-C Lion International

THE AMOROUS PRAWN. A comedy starring Ian Carmichael, Joan Greenwood, Dennis Price, Robert Beatty, Cecil Parker and Liz Fraser. Directed by Anthony Kimmins, who also wrote the screenplay

with Nicholas Phipps, it was produced by Leslie Gilliat.

HIDE AND SEEK. A sophisticated comedy starring Curt Jurgens, Janet Munro, Hugh Griffith and Ian Car- michael. This Spectrum Film produc- tion was directed by Cy Endfield and produced by Hal Chester.

DON'T TALK TO STRANGE MEN. One of the many dramatic scenes from this Derick Williams Production for Bryanston. LUNCH HOUR. A clandestime mid- Produced by Derick Williams and di- day meeting between two employes rected by Pat Jackson. at a wallpaper factory provides the contemporary theme of this Eyeline Film, starring Shirley Anne Field and Robert Stephens. Produced by John Mortimer and Harold Orton and di- rected by James Hill.

BAROMETER Section 106-D Lion International

STATION SIX—SAHARA. The story of one woman and five men at a lonely out- post in the desert. Starring Carroll Baker, Peter Van Eyck, Ian Bannen and Denholm Elliott. Produced by Gene Gutowski and Victor Lyndon, directed by Seth Holt.

A PRIZE OF ARMS. The story of a robbery on a unique scale, starring Stanley Baker, Helmut Schmid and new British film personality Tom Bell. Produced by George Maynard and directed by Cliff Owen.

MIX ME A PERSON. A contemporary

drama in which a teenager is accused of

murder. He is shown here being ques- THE MAN WHO FINALLY DIED. The scene above shows men from a tioned by a psychiatrist. Starring Anne refugee camp attacking Stanley Baker who is investigating the mysterious Baxter, Adam Faith and Donald Sinden. death of his father. Also starred are Peter Cushing, Mai Zetterling and Directed by Leslie Norman from a screen- Eric Portman. Produced by Norman Williams and directed by Quentin Lawrence. play by Ian Dalrymple. Serge Nolbandov produced.

BOXOFFICE 106-E Associated British

DOCTOR CRIPPEN. Donald Pleasence, who plays the title role in this Torchlight

Production for Warner-Pathe, is shown

in a hotel room scene with Ethel Le Neve, as Samantho Eggar, with whom he has

an illicit affair. The doctor is condemned to be executed for the murder of his wife. Also starred are and Sir Donald Wolfit. John Clein produced Robert Lynn directed

WE JOINED THE NAVY. Kenneth More, Lloyd Nolan and Joan O'Brien head the cast of this As- sociated British-Daniel M. Angel Production which tells of British Midshipmen on liaison duty with the American Fleet in the Medi- terranean. Produced by Daniel M. Angel and directed by Wendy Toye. In CinemaScope and East- man Color.

106-F BAROMETER Section Associated British

SUMMER HOLIDAY. Cliff Richard, who scored such a success in "The

Young Ones," is starred in his second musical which was filmed against the background of the

Acropolis in Athens and other picturesque places on the Con-

tinent. Lauri Peters is co-starred. Kenneth Harper produced and Peter Yates directed. In Cinema- Scope and Eastman Color.

It

THE PUNCH AND JUDY MAN.

Tony Hancock's new comedy is the story of a seaside entertainer

who constantly is at odds with the

authorities, engaging in fruitless battles with the town's pompous Mayor and Council. The scene herewith climaxed the Mayor's Ball at which Sylvia Syms, as Hancock's wife, flays the guest of honor, played by Barbara Murray.

Ronald Fraser also is starred. Pro- duced by Gordon L. T. Scott and directed by Jeremy Summers.

BOXOFFICE 106-G Anglo-Amalgamated

THE MIND BENDERS is the story of a dangerous experi- ment in change of personality that a young scientist submits to in order to clear the name of a colleague accused of trea- son. It stars , Mary Ure and John Clements. Michael Relph produced and Basil Dearden directed.

BILLY LIAR stars Tom Courtenay in the

title role in this production which also stars and Wilfred Pickles.

It was filmed in scope on location in

Yorkshire and at Shepperton studios. It

is a Joseph Janni production, directed by John Schlesinger.

106-H BAROMETER Section Anglo-Amalgamated

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NURSE ON WHEELS. Produced by Peter

Rogers, it outlines the experiences, ten-

der, tragic and often amusing of a District Nurse. Starred are , Ronald Lewis, Noel Purcell, and Esma Cannon. Gerald Thomas directed.

THE IRON MAIDEN, a Peter Rogers

production, tells the story of a designer of modern aircraft who takes up traction engines as a hobby and gets involved with an American family, with hilarious re-

sults. Starring are Michael Craig, Anne Helm, Jeff Donnell, Alan Hale, Noel Purcell, Roland Culver and Cecil Parker.

Gerald Thomas directed. It is in East- man Color.

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Alphabetical Index of Features and

An interpretive analysis of lay and tradepress reviews. Running time is in paren- theses. The plus and minus signs indicate degree of merit. For essential data see FEATURE INDEX and LOOKING AHEAD departments. © is for CinemoScope; ® VistaVision; (g) Panavision; © Techniroma; © Other onamorphic processes. Sym- bol if denotes BOXOFFICE Blue Ribbon Award; © color photography. Legion of Decency (LOD) ratings: A1 — Unobjectionable for General Patronage; A2— Unob- jectionable for Adults or Adolescents; A3— Unobjectionable for Adults; B—Ob- DIGEST Separate Classification. REUIEUU jectionable in Part for All; C—Condemned; SC—

44 Very Good; + Good; ± Fair; — Poor; — Very Poor. In the summary 44 is rated 2 pluses, — as 2 minuses. a >> c «/> 'ra £ o n C >» a >» Q ijj *un cc C o E OJ O o a C E ^ 11 E E > i «/> * O « 3 o 8 rs o S' rt Bf 3 S C3 5 re QC 5 CD > U- X cc a. 2 z o CO V- O CO > u. X QC Q. 2

A Flame in the Streets (93) © Drama . . . . . Atlantic A2 + 44 44 5+

. . . ^©Flower Drum Song Musical Advise and Consent (139) ® Drama . . Col SC 44 + 44 44 + 8+ (133) © A2 44 + 44 44 44 44 11+ -4- ©Follow That . . . . Air Patrol (70) © Crime Drama . .20th-Fox A1 + ± 3+2- Dream (110) ® Comedy/Songs UA A1 + + 44 + 44 + 8+ 2+2 All Fall Down (111) Drama MGM A3 44 + 44 44 2+2 + 9+1- ©Forever My Love (115) Romantic Dr . . . Para A + + + + 44 7+1- -4- 2*2 Pounds of Trouble . 4£©Almost Angels (93) Drama/Music. . . . BV A1 + 44 44 8+3— ©40 (105) ® Comedy Univ A2 44 44 44 44 + 9+ ©Assignment Outer Space (79) Sc-F’n AIP 2+2 1+1- ©Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, The B (153) © Drama MGM A3 44 + 44 + 44 44 10+ Freud (139) Drama SC 9+ . 44 44 44 44 ^OBabes in Toyland (100) Musical . . . BV A1 + 44 + 44 + 8+1- + 2+2 Frightened City, The (97) Crime AA 8 1+1- ©Bachelor Flat (91) © Comedy . . 20th-Fox B + + 4+ 44 + 8+1- + Bib Col ©Barabbas (134) © 70 Drama A2 ft- + 44 44 44 44 H+ G 2+2 Purr-ee Animation Bashful Elephant, The (82) Corn-Drama. . AA A1 + ±2 — 3+3— ©Gay (85) WB A1 44 + 44 44 44 9+ 2*2 George Raft Story, The Biog Drama . AA Bell' Antonio (97) Dr (Eng-dubbed).... . Embassy C + 44 44 44 8+1- (105) A3 -f + 44 + + + 7+ 2+2 Belle Sommers (62) Drama Col A2 + + 4; 4+2- ©Geronimo (101) ® Outdoor Drama . . . . UA A2 + + 44 + + 7+1-

©Gigot Comedy . 20th- Fox ©Best of Enemies, The (104) ® War Com- Dr Col A1 + 44 + + + 44 8+ (104) A1 44 44 44 44 44 44 12+

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Voyage Comedy Happy Thieves, . . 2+ It U©Bon (132) © BV A1 44 -H- 44 44 44 44 12+ The (88) Corn-Drama UA A3 + + 44 + 7+2- Bourbon Street Shadows (70) Cr ....MPA Features + 1+ Harold Lloyd's World of Comedy (94) Com . . . Cont’l A1 + 44 44 44 44 9+

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©Stowaway in the Sky (82) Adv . . Lopert A1 44 + 44 44 9+ ©Merrill’s Marauders (98) © War Dr. . WB A1 + 44 44 44 44 9+ + + Strangers in the City Dr . Embassy SC 2± 5+2- ©Midsummer Night's Dream (74) © (83) + + + - ©Summer and Smoke (118) Dr .... Para B 44 44 44 44 44 44 12+ . 2*2 1 Puppet Fantasy . Showcorp A1 44 44 + + + 8+ ©

©Sweet Bird of Youth (120) Drama.. . . . MGM A3 n+ ©Mighty Ursus (90) Adv UA A2 2*2 — 1 +2- © 44 44 44 44 + 44 2*2 2*2 — ©Swingin’ Along (74) Com/Music . . . 20th-Fox A1 4+3- Miracle Worker. The (106) Drama UA A2 44 44 44 44 44 10+ © + +

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©Tarzan Goes to India ( 86 ) Action ...... MGM A1 44 44 8 Murder She Said (87) Mystery Comedy . MGM A1 + + 44 + + + 7+ © + + + + +

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©Tender Is the Night Drama , 20th- Fox A3 4* 10+ ©My Geisha (120) © Corn-Drama .... Para A2 + + + 44 44 + 8 + (146) © 44 44 44 + 44 -*- - N Terror of the Bloodhunters (60) Melodr . . . . . ADP 1 +1 ©That Touch of Mink (99) © Comedy .... Univ B 44 + 44 44 + 44 10+ Never Let Go (90) Melodrama Cont’l + + 2+ Then There Were Three (82) Action . . Parade + + 3+1- Night Affair (92) Drama . . President + + — ±2 3+2- Third of a Man (81) Melodrama UA A2 + 2+ ©Night Creatures (81) Adv Univ A2 6 + + + 44 + + + -4- 13 West Street (80) Ac Drama Col A2 2*2 + 2*2 + + 6+3- No Love for Johnnie (110) Dr . . . Embassy B + 44 44 + + 44 9+ 2*2 2*2 ©300 Spartans, The (113) © Ac Spect . . 20th-Fox A1 44 + + 7+3- ©No Man Is an Island (114) War Dr Univ A1 44 2*2 44 + + 44 9+1- 2*2 - . 6 2 44 Three Stooges in Orbit, The (87) Farce. Col A1 + “T + + ± + No Place Like Homicide (87) Farce . . . Embassy A1 + + ±2 + 5+2- Three Stooges Meet Hercules, The Notorious Landlady, The (123) Comedy. Col A3 + + 44 + + 44 8+ (89) Farce Col A1 — 2*2 + + + 2*2 5+3- ©Nude Odyssey (97) © Adv Davis- Royal C — 1+ 2- To Kill a Mockingbird (129) Drama .... Univ A2 44 44 44 44 44 10+ Nun and the Sergeant, The Dr ~ 1 2- (73) UA A3 + -4- Too Late Blues (110) Dr .... Para B 2±2 + + + 2*2 6+3- o -4- — - Too Young, Too Immoral ( 88 ) Dr C 1+2

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106-L BAROMETER Section A Complete Production Record tor the Vear ..v.-.i.

Essential Data on 1961-62 Releases FEATURE inDEX

and brain alive while embarking on a mad scheme Allied Artists to get a beautiful body to bring her back fully to life. Jason (Herb) Evers, Virginia Leith, Adele Lament. (December, 1961 through September 26, 1962) Explanatory Producer: Rex Carlton. Director: Joseph Green. (Combo with "Invasion of the Star Creatures.") BASHFUL ELEPHANT, THE . . 6201 . . (82) Feb 4 Comedy Drama. (Austrian-made; English-dubbed.) Statistical and summary data BURN, WITCH, BURN 704 (89) Apr. 4 A 12-year-old orphan girl escapes from Hungary Suspense Drama. British-made. Based on novel, "Con- into Austria, aided by a border dog, and finds a on feature releases arranged al- jure Wife," in which a college professor's wife se- temporary home with a circus. A baby elephant and cretly practices witchcraft to protect her husband's the dog become her companions, and at the end phabetically by companies. career. When he learns about it, mysterious things she finds the mama and papa and the love she seeks. follows happen to him until the climax reveals that his wife Mollie Mack, Helmut Schmid, Kai Fischer, Buddy PRODUCTION NUMBER has been under the spell of another professor's wife. Baer, Valle (the elephant), Jeffrey (the dog). Pro- title. Janet Blair, Peter Wyngarde, Margaret Johnston, An- ducers-Directors: Dorrell McGowan, Stuart E. Mc- thony Nicholls, Colin Gordon. Producer: Albert Fen- Gowan. McGowan International Production. RUNNING TIME in parentheses. nell. Director: Sidney Hayers. Julian Wintle-Leslie title Parkyn Production. BIG WAVE, THE. .6202. .(71 '/2 ) Apr. 29 RELEASE DATE at end of Melodrama. (Co-produced in Japan; English dialog.) line is 1962 unless otherwise stated. ©GUNS OF THE BLACK WITCH . 610 From Pearl Buck's novel about Japanese fisherfolk, (81) Nov. 22, '61 fail to continually battling the elements, who heed TYPE of picture in boldface. Sea Adventure. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) Set in the warning of an impending tidal wave by the the 17th century, and is a tale of vengeance by village destroyed. village patriarch and see their entire PROJECTION SYSTEMS, such as buccaneers who refuse to pay homage to Spain, and tells caught This also the story of four young lovers repeatedly attack Spanish ships. A romance develops Itami, CinemaScope, VistaVision, Pana- in the holocaust. Sessue Hayakawa, Ichizo between the pirate leader and the daughter of his Mickey Curtis, Koji Shitara. Producer-Director: Tad vision, Todd-AO, Technirama, and mortal enemy, the Spanish governor, which builds Danielewski. Stratton-Toho Co-production. up to a climax that absolves the governor and re- others, are indicated in parentheses unites the two lovers. Don Megowan, Emma Danieli, CONFESSIONS OF EATER 6206 AN OPIUM Silvana Pampanini. Producer: Fortunato Misiano. (85) May 20 at end of listings. Otherwise aspect Director: Domenico Paolella. Fortunato Misiano Pro- Shock Melodrama. Based on the Thomas De Quincey ratios are standard. duction for Romana Film. (Colorscope) classic, updated to San Francisco at the turn of the century, in which a crusading newspaper editor, in STAR, PRODUCER and DIREC- INVASION OF THE STAR CREATURES. .706 his efforts to rid the city of slave girl auctions, be- (81) May 10 comes involved with tong wars and hatchetmen, TOR credits conclude each sum- Science-Fiction Comedy. Two zany rookie GIs get opium dens and Chinatown chases, ending in a show- mary. lost on field maneuvers and meet two voluptuous gal down battle under the city's streets. Vincent Price, scientists from outer space. They learn of a giant Linda Ho, Richard Loo, June Kim, Philip Ahn. Pro- REISSUES are listed separately scheme to take over earth, eventually manage to ducer-Director: Albert Zugsmith. Albert Zugsmith foil the plot, and subdue the girls with sheer mas- Production for Photoplay Associates. under each company heading. culine charm. Bob Ball, Frankie Ray, Gloria Victor, Dolores Reed. Producer: Berj Hagopian. Director: Bruno CONVICTS 4 (Formerly "Reprieve"). .6205 Symbol ^ indicates BOXOFFICE Ve Sota. (Combo with "The Brain That Wouldn't (105i/ 2 ) Sept. 26 Die.") Biographical Drama. Based on the autobiography of Blue Ribbon Award Winner. John Resko, whose death sentence was commuted Symbol ® indicates color pho- ©JOURNEY TO THE SEVENTH PLANET to life imprisonment. The film depicts his 19 years 613. (80) Dee. 13, '61 of prison life and his struggle back to freedom and tography. Science-Fiction Drama. A story of man's conquest of rehabilitation, during which time he achieved fame space and the exploration of tomorrow's planets. Tells as a nationally recognized artist. Ben Gazzara, of the adventures of an international crew of five Stuart Whitman, Ray Walston, and Guest Stars: Vin- men who fly to Uranus, seventh planet, where they cent Price, , Broderick Crawford, Dodie Calia. Producers: Newton Arnold, Michael du Pont. discover an alien brain that seeks to destroy them by Stevens, Jack Kruschen, Sammy Davis jr. Producer: Director: Newton Arnold. Glenwood-Neve Produc- creating a world out of their own imaginations, fears A. Ronald Lubin. Director: Millard Kaufman. Kauf- tion. and dreams. John Agar, Greta Thyssen, Ann Smyrner, man-Lubin Production. Mimi Heinrich, Carl Ottosen. Producer-Director: Sid- HITLER. .6203. .(107) Mar. 11 ney Pink. Cinemagic Production. ©EL CID. .6220. .(181) Dec. '61—Special Documentary Drama. Dramatizes the personal and '61 Historical Spectacle. (For roadshow engagements only.) politico! life of the infamous German dictator cover- LOST BATTALION .. 61 1 .. (83) ...... Nov. 22, Filmed in Spain. A tale of the Spanish Christian ing a 21 -year period from his 1924 imprisonment in War Drama. Filmed in the . A semidocu- leader who freed his nation from the Moors in the Lansberg Prison to his suicide in the Berlin bunker, mentary, which tells of the guerrilla action in World 11th century, and his romance with the beautiful, as the Allies move in. Richard Basehart, Maria Emo, War II and the adventures and ill-fated romance of a fiery daughter of a feudal lord. Charlton Heston, Cordula Trantow, Carl Esmond, Martin Kosleck. Pro- Filipino guerrilla leader and an American refugee Sophia Loren, Raf Vallone, Genevieve Page, John ducer: E. Charles Straus. Director: Stuart Heisler. girl. Diane Jergens, Leopold Salcedo, Johnny Mon- Fraser, Gary Raymond, Hurd Hatfield, Massimo Serato, Three Crown Production. terio, Joe Dennis. Producer-Director: . Herbert Lorn. Producer: Samuel Bronston. Director: PAYROLL .6210. (80) May 20 POLO. .709. .(100) Aug. 15 Anthony Mann. Samuel Bronston Production, in as- ©MARCO sociation with Dear Film Productions. (Super Techni- Melodrama. British-made. A driver is killed in a mil- Adventure Drama. (For selected pre-release engage- lion-dollar rama 70.) holdup of his armored truck by brutal un- ments.) Italian-made. The adventures and romances of derworld thugs. The driver's widow sets out on her own Marco Polo, the great explorer of the Orient in the ©EL CID. .6220. .(181) Sept. 5 to track down the murderers and avenge her hus- 13th century. Highlights the storming of Peking, band's death. Michael Craig, Francoise Billie (CinemaScope version, for special engagements only.) Prevost, Mongolian sword fights, use of the first cannon, the Whitelaw, William Lucas. Producer: Norman Prig- Great Khan whose kingdom he frees from the gen. Director: Sidney Hayers. Julian Wintle-Leslie clutches of a traitorous prime minister, and his love FRIGHTENED CITY, THE . . 621 1 . . (97) July 1 Crime Melodrama. British-made. An unscrupulous Parkyn Production; a Nat Cohen-Stuart Levy Pres- affair with the Khan's daughter. , Yoko London accountant tries to create his own underworld entation. Tani, Robert Hundar, Camillo Pilotto, Pierre Cressoy. empire by amalgamating the six gangs controlling Producers: , . Di- RIDER ON A DEAD HORSE .. 6212 .. (72) May 27 the "protection" rector: Hugo Fregonese. Panda Film Production. racket and assuming the entire Outdoor Drama. An unscrupulous gold prospector leadership. Savage gang wars break out, (CinemaScope) which en- kills one of his two partners, then leaves the other able police to move in and smash the syndicate. wounded and frames him for the murder. He eventu- PANIC IN YEAR ZERO!. . 708 .. July 11 Herbert Lorn, John Gregson, Yvonne Romain, Sean (93) ally goes insane and dies, and the honest partner Drama. terrifying Connery, Alfred Marks. Producers: The effects on an average family John Lemont, faces the future with girl a beautiful Chinese who had when Los Angeles is demolished by a nuclear attack. Leigh Vance. Director: John Lemont. Zodiac Pro- saved his life. John Vivyan, Bruce Gordon, Kevin duction. The family (a husband, wife, two teenage children) Hagen, Lisa Lu, Charles Lampkin. Producer: Ken- hide out in an isolated fishing cabin where violent neth Altose. Director: Herbert L. Strock. Phoenix conflicts arise when crazed teenage gangs run ram- GEORGE RAFT STORY, THE. . 61 11 (105i/ Film Studios Production. pant. Ray Milland, Jean Hagen, Frankie Avalon, 2 ) Dec. 24, '61 Mary Mitchell, Biographical Drama. The real-life story of the fab- Joan Freeman, Richard Bakalyan. Producers: Lou Rusoff, Arnold ulous Raft, product of Hell's Kitchen and fringe mem- American International Houghland. Director: ber of the New York underworld, whose ambition Ray Milland. (CinemaScope) (November 22, 1961 through September for fame as an exhibition dancer leads him to star- 12, 1962) PHANTOM PLANET, THE. .711 . .(82) Apr. 10 dom in the entertainment world and ultimately to ©ASSIGNMENT OUTER SPACE .. 712 .. (79) Apr. 10 Science-Fiction Fantasy. The adventures of an earth (Hollywood to become a top screen star. Jayne Mans- Science-Fiction Melodrama. (European-made; English- man, forced to land his rocketship on a strange field, Ray Danton, Julie London, Barrie Chase, Bar- dubbed.) A newsman of the future helps to overcome asteroid, who finds himself reduced to diminutive bara Nichols, Frank Gorshin, Margo Moore, Brad a threat to Planet Earth by halting a pilotless space size in a tiny kingdom ruled by tiny people. When Dexter, Neville Brand. Producer: Ben Schwalb. Di- ship in the uncontrolled power of an electronic brain, another planet attacks, he is forced to participate in rector: Joseph M. Newman. following the pilot's sudden death. In the process he the war against the enemy. Dean Fredericks, Coleen gains the love of a female space scientist. Rik Von Gray, Tony Dexter, Dolores Faith, Francis X. Bush- HANDS OF A STRANGER . . 6204 . . (851/ ) Apr. 22 2 Nutter, Archie Savage, Gaby Farinon, Alain Dijon, man. Producer: Fred Gebhardt. Director: William Suspense Drama. The hands of a famous pianist are Dave Montresor. Executive Producer: Hugo Grimaldi. Marshall. Four Crown Production. (Combo with "As- horribly mutilated in a taxicab accident and the Four Crown Production. (Combo with "The signment Outer Space.'') powerful hands of a murdered Phantom man are transplanted. Planet.") The psychological effects turn pianist the into a ©PREMATURE BURIAL, THE. .702. (81) Feb. 28 vicious, vengeance-seeking killer who brings death BRAIN THAT WOULDNT DIE, THE. .705. .(71) May 10 Horror Melodrama. Based on Edgar Allan Poe's clas- to four persons before he can be stopped. Paul Horror Melodrama. A young doctor, whose fiancee sic tale, this is the story of a man who becomes a Lukather, Joan Harvey, James Stapleton, Irish was decapitated in Mc- a car accident, keeps her head victim of his own fears of being buried alive. Ray BOXOFFICE 107 club. They finally manage to escape after Milland Hazel Court, Richard Ney, Heather Angel, night while concert pianist who tries to escape from his difficulty. Marina Petrowa, Pero Alex- Alan Napier, Richard Miller. Producer-Director: Roger considerable past by taking a new identity as a piano player in a Gerdina Gordon, Aina Corman. (Panavision) ander, Jurg Holl, Marisa Mell, somewhat sordid Parisian cabaret, where he becomes Capell. Director: Wolfgang Gluck. Rex-Film Produc- involved with a waitress and her jealous lover. Charles ©PRISONER OF THE IRON MASK tion. Aznavour, , Marie DuBois, Michele ' 7une 27 . Mercier, 701 (80) '61 Albert Remy. Producer: . From FORCE OF IMPULSE . .(84). .(Pathe-America). Nov. Action Spectacle. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) Director: Francois Truffaut. Films de la Pleiade Pro- American teen- an Alexandre Dumas novel, this tells the story of Melodrama. A study of modern-day, duction. as reflected in the hectic nighttime an evil count in 18th century Italy who imprisons age problems, his adventure, encompassing an adolescent romance be- the son of a duke in an iron mask to conceal own UNSTOPPABLE MAN, THE . (68) (Pathe-America) walks life, treachery. Loyal followers ultimately rescue the tween two youngsters from different of Melodrama. British-made. When a top-flight business- and the tragedy of duke's son, the count's treachery is exposed and the defiance of parental authority, man learns his son has been kidnaped for ransom, J. Naish, An- proper justice meted out to him. Michel Lemoine, stealing. Robert Alda, Carrol Tony he refuses police aid and immediately sets in mo- Wandisa Guida, Andrea Bosic. Producer: Francesco thony, Jeff Donnell, Jody McCrea, Teri Hope. Pro- tion a methodical, gigantic plan of action, using the Thellung. Director: Francesco De Feo. (Techniscope) ducer: Peter Gayle. Director: Saul Swimmer. Gayle- same methods he adopts in clinching business deals, Swimmer-Anthony Production and Three Task Pres- to bring about the boy's rescue. Cameron Mitchell, July 4 ©TALES OF TERROR. .710. (90) entation. Marius Goring, Harry H. Corbett, Lois Maxwell, Denis Trilogy Horror Dramas. Based on three macabre mas- Gilmore. Producer: John Pellatt. Director: Terry (Pathe-America). Nov. '61 terpieces by Edgar Allan Poe. MORELLA: The terrifying ©GINA. .(92) Bishop. Argo Film Production, and a Jack Lamount father in a Adventure Drama. (French-made; English-dubbed.) Set experiences of a beautiful girl and her Presentation. (Originally released by Sutton Pictures hate-filled soldier-of-fortune gloomy castle with a dead body. THE BLACK CAT: in South America, a for 1960-61 season.) in mining pros- In which a cat exposes a murderer. THE CASE OF inadvertently becomes involved a M. VALDEMAR: A mesmerized corpse rises from the pector's revolt and, through a chain of circum- VICTIM. (100) (Pathe-America). .Feb. dead to save his wife. Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, stances, finds himself thrown together with a group Drama. British-made. The film has a homosexual Basil Rathbone, Debra Paget. Producer-Director: of assorted characters, also caught up in the swirl theme, with the plot centering around a happily Signoret, Roger Corman. (Panavision) of political turmoil and intrigue. Simone married attorney who is involved with a blackmailer , . Producer: Oscar because of a previous relationship with a younger

. Mar. 14 .. 703 . (87) TWiST ALL NIGHT Dancigers. Director: Luis Bunuel. Lester Braunstein man who later committed suicide. Dirk Bogarde, struggling nightclub owner Musical. (Part Color.) A and Howard J. Beck Presentation. Sylvia Syms, Dennis Price, Donald Churchill. Pro- hindered a crooked art gallery finds his efforts by ducer: Michael Relph. Director: Basil Dearden. Allied tries to drive him MARIENBAD . . French . . (98) .... (Astor) operating above the club, which LAST YEAR AT Film Makers Production. out of business. The gallery is ultimately exposed Drama. (French-language; English titles.) Franco- and the nightclub reopened, which becomes a huge Italian co-production. A beautiful woman is amused WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND success after introducing the new Twist dance craze when a handsome stranger tells her that they had (98) (Pathe-America). Mar. and several Twist tunes. Louis Prima, June Wilkinson, met last year and loved last year. Her amusement Melodrama. British-made. A group of children mistake Sam Butera and The Witnesses. Producer: Maurice turns to fear as his insistence shatters her certainty. a murderer on the run for Jesus Christ and try to Duke. Director: William J. Hole jr. (This played a few Delphine Seyrig, Giorgio Albertazzi, Sacha Pitoeff, protect him from pursuing police and bloodhounds. '61 Pierre West Coast dates in Dec. under the title of "The Gi I les Queant. Producers: Raymond Froment, Touched by the children's faith, the killer gives him- Continental Twist.") Courau. Director: Alain Resnais. self up and leaves, with the children still believing he is the Saviour. Hayley Mills, Bernard Lee, Alan

. Sept. 12 ©WHITE SLAVE SHIP .71 3 .. (92) LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES ("Dangerous Love Bates, Diane Holgate, Alan Barnes. Producer: Richard co-produc- '61 Drama (Italo-French-American . . . (Astor) . . Adventure Affairs") French . (1 06) Dec. Attenborough. Director: Bryan Forbes. Allied Film aboard an tion; English-dubbed.) Deals with mutiny Drama. (French-language; English titles.) An updated Makers Production. English convict ship in the 17th century, carrying both version of the 1 8th century novel by Choderlos De male and female prisoners being shipped to Colonial Laclos, this is the story of a married couple who WILD HARVEST. (86) (Pathe-America). Mar. America to work as slaves. The revolt results in dis- discuss and condone their extra-marital affairs, with Drama. Based on a Stephen Longstreet novel. Deals aster for many when the convicts run amuck in their tragic results. Gerard Philipe, Jeanne Moreau, An- with women migratory workers in 's grape new freedom, and when a terrific storm batters the nette Vadim, Jeanne Valerie, Jean-Louis Trintignant. vineyards, who work under a brutal ranch manager ship. Pier Angeli, , Armand Mes- Director: Roger Vadim. Les Films Marceau-Cocinor —and despoiler of womanhood—a schemer who seeks tral, Ivan Desny, Michele Girardot. Director: Silvio Production. (English-language, uncut version released to gain control of the ranch for himself. The women Amadio. (Colorscope) May 9, 1962 under title of "Dangerous Love Affairs.") rise up against him after an attempted rape results in tragedy. Dean Fredericks, Dolores Faith, Kathleen (REISSUES) MOST WANTED MAN, THE. (85) (Astor). Feb. Freeman, Susan Kelly, Robert Harrow. Producer: Aub- Comedy. (Franco-ltalian made; English-dubbed.) A rey Schenck. Director: Jerry Baerwitz. Hollywood 1954 picture, filmed largely in New York City. A Artists Production. I WAS A TEENAGE FRANKENSTEIN 219 (74) June 13 timid, bespectacled man, through a strange mixup,

is for Public 1 and becomes Horror Melodrama. Whit Bissell, Phyllis Coates, Robert mistaken Enemy No. , Burton, Gary Conway, George Lynn. Producer: Herman the most wanted man in New York City—wanted Buena Vista Cohen. Director: Herbert L. Strock. (Combo with "I by the police, the gangsters and the glamour queen (December, 1961 through July, 1962) Was a Teenage Werewolf.") who heads the mob. , Zsa Zsa Gabor, Nicole Maurey, David Opatoshu, Paolo Stoppa. Pro- (^©BABES IN TOYLAND .124. (100) Dec. '61

I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF . 203 . . (76) . June 13 ducer: Jacques Bar. Director: . Cite Live-Action Musical Fantasy. Based on the Victor Horror Melodrama. Michael London, Yvonne Lime, Films of France and Peg Produzione of Rome Co- Herbert and Glen McDonough operetta. In Mother Whit Bissell, Tony Marshall. Producer: Herman Cohen. production. Goose land, the marriage plans of Tom Piper and Director: Gene Fowler jr. (Combo with "I Was a Mary Contrary are temporarily thwarted by the evil Teenage Frankenstein.") NEVER TAKE CANDY FROM A STRANGER Barnaby who ultimately is vanquished in Toyland (82) (Pathe-America) with the help of toy soldiers; and Tom and Mary Psychological Drama. British-made. Based on the are married. Ray Bolger, Tommy Sands, Annette, Ed Astor Roger Garis stage play, "The Pony Cart." An elderly Wynn, Tommy Kirk, Kevin Corcoran, Henry Calvin, (1961-62 Releases, Including Pathe-America, pervert lures little girls to dance for him in the Gene Sheldon. Producer: Walt Disney. Director: Jack Subsidiary of Astor) nude after being promised sweets. One little girl, Donohue. Walt Disney Production. daughter of the town's high school principal, serves as (Pathe-America) ©BIG RED. .130. .(89) July ©BEYOND ALL LIMITS . (94) the key eventually leading to apprehension of the Outdoor Drama. Filmed in Canada. The story of Drama. Filmed in Mexico. Based on Vicente Blasco- psychopathic killer permitted by society to roam at a French Canadian lad's love for an Irish Setter Ibanez's novel, "Flor de Mayo." Story of a man large. , Felix Aylmer, Patrick Allen, show youngster saves the from who returns after five years and tries to rekindle the Niall MacGinnis. Producer: Anthony Hinds. Director: dog, how the dog death and nurses him back to health, only to lose him spark in the heart of a former sweetheart, now mar- Cyril Frankel. Hammer Film Production. (Originally the is sold, their adventures before ried to a wealthy shrimp fisherman which, for a released by Sutton Pictures for 1960-61 season.) when dog and being reunited. Walter Pidgeon, Gilles Payant, Emile time, plunges all three persons into a dramatic web Genest, Janette Bertrand. Producers: , of circumstances. , Maria Felix, Pedro NIGHT OF EVIL . (88) (Pathe-America). Aug. Armendariz, Johnny Muzquiz. Producer: Ollallo Rubio Drama. Based on the true story of a misguided girl Walt Disney. Director: Norman Tokar. Walt Disney Production. jr. Director: Roberto Gavaldon. Lester Braunstein-How- whose foster parents had abandoned her to the ard Beck Presentation. (Originally released by Sutton courts after an unfortunate incident. She later wins Q©BON VOYAGE . .129 . .(132) June a beauty queen title, but her misfortunes mount Pictures for 1960-61 season.) Comedy. Filmed in France. Based on a novel by following a broken marriage, and she eventually Marrijane and Joseph Hayes. Deals with the ad- BLOODY BROOD, THE. (69). . . .(Pathe-America). Sept. lands in jail for robbery. Lisa Gaye, William Camp- ventures of a typical American couple and their Melodrama. Canadian-made. The study of a psycho- bell, Lynn Bernay, Remo Pisani. Producer-Director: teenage youngsters on a long-awaited vacation trip path who murders a messenger by feeding him a Richard Galbreath. Galbreath Pictures Production. series hilarious hamburger with ground glass, so he can experience to Europe. They become involved in a of fun, adventure and romance. Fred MacMurray, Jane the thrill of watching a human being die in agony. PARADISE ALLEY. (81) (Pathe-America) Wyman, Michael Callan, Deborah Walley, Jessie Royce With no clues to go on, the dead man's brother Comedy Drama. Set in a run-down neighborhood of Landis, Kirk, Kevin Corcoran. Producer: Walt eventually traps the killer with the help of police. East Los Angeles, where a group of bickering humans Tommy Disney. Director: Neilson. Walt Disney Peter Falk, Barbara Lord, Jack Betts, Robert Christie. are transformed by a one-time screen great who sets James Pro- Producer-Director: Julian Roffman. Key Film Produc- out to prove that basically people are warm, kind duction. tion, filmed at Meridian Studios, Toronto. and considerate. Hugo Haas, Corinne Griffith, Marie ©MOON PILOT. .128 .(98) Apr. Windsor, Carol Morris (Miss Universe), Billy Gilbert, Science-Fiction Spoof. romance from outer DANGEROUS LOVE AFFAIRS (See "Les Liaisons Dan- A comedy Chester Conklin. Producer-Director: Hugo Haas. pilot gor- gereuses" this classification) space in which a reluctant rocket meets a geous gal from another galaxy who insures his safe '61 ©PEEPING TOM . . (86) (Astor) . . May FEAR NO MORE. (80). . . (Pathe-America). Nov. space travel but changes his course. Tom Tryon, Suspense Drama. British-made. Tale of a talented but Suspense Drama. An attractive young secretary be- Brian Keith, Edmond O'Brien, Dany Saval, Bob twisted photographer bent on recording, for posterity, comes involved in a train compartment murder and Sweeney, Kent Smith, Tommy Kirk. Producers: Walt the terrified reactions of his women murder victims is terrorized by the criminals in a wild chase who Disney, . Director: James Neilson. Walt with a camera. When found, the victims' faces were have marked her for a perfect scapegoat in a seem- Disney Production. frozen masks of terror, which baffled the police. ingly perfect crime. Jacques Bergerac, Mala Powers, Karl Boehm, Moira Shearer, , Maxine John Harding, Helena Nash, John Baer. Producers: (REISSUES) Audley, Shirley Ann Field. Producer-Director: Michael Bernard Wiesen, Earl Durham. Director: Bernard Powell. ©PINOCCHIO 126.(87) Feb. Wiesen. Production. Animated Cartoon. Walt Disney Production. (Or- RUN ACROSS THE RIVER iginally released in 1940 by RKO Radio.) FIVE MINUTES TO LIVE .. (80) .. (Pathe-America) . . Mar. (74) (Pathe-America) .. Nov. '61 Drama. A housewife is tortured at gunpoint in her Melodrama. story of two determined young New home by a psychopathic killer on the lam, to force The quest for the behind the cruel Columbia her husband to turn over the bank's funds to his Yorkers on a man following the latter's unex- (July, 1961 through June, 1962) partner. The banker, meanwhile, planning to run off killing of an engineer, situation pected return from the South African uranium re- with another woman, views the as a perfect ADVISE 8. CONSENT. 628 (139) June gion. Joan Calistri, William Lazarus, Shirley Grayson, way to get rid of his wife. Johnny Cash, Donald Drama. Based on Allen Drury's political novel, this George Cathery, Gordon Peters. Producers: Everett Woods, Cay Forester, Pamela Mason. Producer: James details behind-the-scene stories of life and politics Chambers, Charles Weiss, David J. Cogen. Director: Ellsworth. Director: Bill Karn. Flower Film Production. in Washington, highlighting the machinations of a Everett Chambers. Cameo Production. Southern senator and an ambitious young FIVE SINNERS ("Peepees Pour L'Orient"). French vindictive ("Tirez sur le Pianiste") senator responsible for an associate's ultimate sui- (80) (Astor) SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER (Astor) cide. Henry Fonda, Charles Laughton, Don Murray, Melodrama. (French-language; English titles.) Story French (81) Aug. English titles.) Walter Pidgeon, Peter Lawford, Gene Tierney, Fran- of several girl entertainers and their adventures when Comedy Drama (French-language.' David Goodis, chot Tone, Burgess Meredith. Producer-Director: Otto they become stranded in a small town in the Turkish Based on the novel, "Down There/' by of erst- Preminger. (Panavision) Orient and are forced to find jobs in a striptease which tells of the tragi-comic adventures an

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EELLE SOMMERS 621.. (62) Mar. An insect larva hatched from a sacred egg on a TWIST AROUND THE CLOCK .616 (82) Jon. Drama. A former top recording star attempts a come- radioactive island grows into a mammoth moth and Musical. Built around the Twist craze, this presents back with the help of a press agent friend but is becomes a world menace when its guardians, two Chubby Checker (Mr. Twist himself), along with other blacklisted because of an earlier association with the beautiful young maidens only two feet high, are entertainers, as well as a barrage of Twist tunes. rackets. The agent ultimately exposes and smashes kidnaped. The monster wreaks havoc and destruction Storyline centers around the discovery of the new the underworld hoods responsible for the singer's until the girls are safely returned. Franky Sakai, dance which zoomed to overnight fame and popu- downgrade. Polly Bergen, , Warren Hiroshi Koizumi, Kyoko Kagawa, Emi Itoh, Yumi Itoh, larity following a nation-wide jamboree. Chubby Stevens, Jay Adler, Joan Staley, Carroll O'Conner. Jelly Itoh, Ken Uehara. Producer: Tomoyuki Tanaka. Checker, Dion, Vicki Spencer, The Marcels, Clay Producer: William Sackheim. Director: Elliot Silver- Director: Inoshiro Honda. Producer (English language Cole. Producer: Sam Katzman. Director: Oscar Ru- stein. Astron Production. version): David Horne. Director (English language dolph. Four Leaf Production. Lee Kresel. Toho Production. (Tohoscope) version): '61 CASH ON DEMAND. .615. .(77) Jan. ©TWO RODE TOGETHER. 602 (109). July-Aug. '61 Suspense Drama. British-made. Deals with a daring MR. SARDONICUS. .611 . .(90) Nov. Outdoor Drama. Set in Texas in the 1880s, story bank theft planned by a fake insurance investigator, Horror Melodrama. A doctor is lured to a medieval concerns a laconic Texas marshal and a U.S. Cav- who forces an arrogant bank manager to be an unwill- castle to treat the husband of his former love for a alry officer who are hired by the Army to go into ing accomplice by convincing him that he is holding terrible physical affliction. Forced to wear a mask to Indian territory to rescue white captives held by the his wife and son as hostages. Peter Cushing, Andre hide his ghoulish face, the husband tries to trick the Comanches over a long period, but they did not Morell, Richard Vernon, Barry Lowe, Norman Bird. doctor after he is freed from his disfigurement but, bargain for the events that followed. James Stewart, Producer: Michael Carreras. Director: Quentin Law- in a surprise climax, the doctor gets his revenge. Shirley Jones, Richard Widmark, Linda Cristal, John rence. Hammer Film Production. Oscar Homolka, Ronald Lewis, Audrey Dalton, Guy Mclntire. Producer: Stan Shpetner. Director: John Rolfe. Producer-Director: William Castle. William Ford. John Ford Production. '61 ©DEVIL AT 4 O'CLOCK, THE 607 (127). . Oct. Castle Production. Drama. Filmed in Hawaii. From Max Catto's novel UNDERWATER CITY, THE . .618 . .(78) Feb. '61 Science-Fiction about a priest and three convicts on a small island ©MYSTERIOUS ISLAND 613 . .(101 Dec. Drama. A construction engineer is in the Pacific and the dramatic events that unfold Science-Fiction Dromo. Filmed in Europe. Based on hired to build the first self-sustaining city beneath when a volcano erupts, threatening to destroy the a Jules Verne novel, which tells of the adventures the sea. Then he and a group of scientists, plus his entire island. The priest and convicts together save of a group of Union soldiers who escape from a sweetheart and a honeymoon couple, descend to a colony of leper children, but all sacrifice their Confederate prison in a balloon, landing on a live in Amphibia City. Tells of their underwater lives in the undertaking. Spencer Tracy, Frank Sinatra, tropical island, where they encounter weird ex- adventures and forced evacuation when the city Kerwin Mathews, Jean Pierre Aumont, Gregoire Aslan, periences with a giant land crab, enormous rooster, crumbles. William Lundigan, , Roy Alexander Scourby, Barbara Luna. Producer: Fred huge bees, and an erupting volcano. Michael Craig, Roberts, Carl Benton Reid, Chet Douglas. Producer: Kohlmar. Director: Mervyn LeRoy. Mervyn LeRoy-Fred Joan Greenwood, Michael Callan, Gary Merrill, Her- Alex Gordon. Director: Frank McDonald. Neptune Kohlmar Production. bert Lorn. Producer: Charles H. Schneer. Director: Production. (Fantascope) Cy Endfield. Charles H. Schneer Production for his VALLEY OF THE DRAGONS 612. (79) Nov. '61 DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST .. 622 .. (87) Apr. Ameran Films. (SuperDynamation) Comedy With Music. A sequel to "Twist Around the Science-Fiction Melodrama. Based on a Jules Verne

. . story, dealing Clock," featuring Chubby Checker (Mr. Twist him- ONLY TWO CAN PLAY 60 . (106) June "Career of a Comet," with a comet that self) with 13 songs and various specialty acts, which Comedy Satire. British-made. Based on Kingsley Amis' hits the earth and transplants two 19th century serve as a frame for the story of a fashion designer novel, "That Uncertain Feeling," and is the story duelers back to prehistoric times where they are whose jealousy almost wrecks a TV Twist spectacular. of a mild-mannered librarian, whose eye starts to forced to unite against the Neanderthal world into Chubby Checker, Gene Chandler, The Carroll Bros., rove after seven happy years of marriage, with near- which they have been thrust. Cesare Danova, Sean Linda Scott, The Dovells, Vic Dana, Lang Jeffries, disastrous results as he becomes involved with a McClory, Joan Staley, Danielle de Metz. Producer: Mari Blanchard, Georgine Darcy. Producer: Sam Katz- wealthy married woman. Peter Sellers, Mai Zetterling, Byron Roberts. Director: Edward Bernds. ZRB Produc- man. Director: Oscar Rudolph. Four Leaf Production. Virginia Maskell, Richard Attenborough. Producer: tion. (Monstascope) Leslie Gilliat. Director: Sidney Gilliat. Frank Launder-

'61 SIDE . .619 . Feb. EVERYTHING'S DUCKY . . 610 .. (81 ) Nov. Sidney Gilliat Production. WALK ON THE WILD .(1 14) Comedy. Two gobs stationed at a Naval rocket base Drama. Based on Nelson Algren's novel. Set in the become attached to a duck that had belonged to a QUEEN OF THE PIRATES. 604 (80) Nov. '61 1930s, a young Texan who hitchhikes to New Or- deceased space scientist. When it is learned that the Sea Adventure. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) A leans to find his lost love, eventually locates her in duck can talk, and knows a secret missile formula, beautiful, female buccaneer with a fiery tempera- a brothel in the honky-tonk section of that city. the Navy wants its brain. The boys engage in all ment and her fellow pirates are captured by a tyran- While attempting to free her from bondage, the sorts of shenanigans as they attempt to save their nical duke. After many adventures, the pirate queen girl is killed in a melee between police and the pet. Mickey Rooney, Buddy Hackett, Joanie Som- learns the duke is her real father and that she is brothel owner. Laurence Harvey, Capucine, Jane mers, Jackie Cooper. Producer: Red Doff. Director: heiress to a sizable fortune, at the same time finding Fonda, Anne Baxter, Barbara Stanwyck, Joanna Don Taylor. Barbroo Enterprises Production. romance with a real count who had fought at her Moore. Producer: Charles K. Feldman. Director: Ed- side. Gianna Maria Canale, Massimo Serato, Scilla ward Dmytryk. EXPERIMENT IN TERROR . 623 .. (1 23) Apr. Gabel, Livio Lorenzon. Producer: Ottavio Poggi. Di- '61 Suspense Drama. Based on the novel, "Operation rector: Mario Costa. Director (English-language ver- WEEKEND WITH LULU, A 609 (91) Oct. Terror," in which a vicious criminal stages a cam- sion): Richard A. McNamara. Max Production. (Super- Comedy. British-made. A young man sets out in a paign of terror in order to force a pretty young bank Cinescope) trailer for a weekend holiday with his girlfriend, her teller into embezzling $100,000 under threat of killing mother and a friend who tows them in his ice-cream both her and her sister. Glenn Ford, Lee Remick, SAFE AT HOME!.. 624 (83) Apr. truck. They run into a storm and get lost, winding Stefanie Powers, Ross Martin. Producer-Director: Blake Comedy Drama. A nine-year-old Little Leaguer pre- up in France, where they meet with hilarious mishaps Edwards. Geoffrey-Kate Production. tends he knows Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris of in attempting to get back to England. Bob Monk- the , the lie backfires and the house, , , Alfred Marks, FIVE FINGER EXERCISE . . 625 .. (1 09) May boy is forced to admit his deceit. But Mantle and Irene Handl. Producer: Ted Lloyd. Director: John Dramo. furniture A tycoon and his family, plus a Maris save the day by coming to the rescue. Mickey Paddy Carstairs. Hammer Film Production. tutor German for the daughter, all spend the summer Mantle, Roger Maris, William Frawley, Patricia Barry, together at a seaside cottage. The tutor becomes Don Collier, Bryan Russell. Producer: Tom Naud. ©WILD WESTERNERS, THE. .629. (70) June innocently involved in their lives, which leads to con- Director: Walter Doniger. Naud-Hamilburg Produc- Outdoor Drama. A U.S. Marshal is sent to Montana to flicts, false accusations and an attempted suicide tion. solve a series of murders and stagecoach and gold before the situation is resolved. Rosalind Russell, robberies. He battles Indians, outwits the white Jack Hawkins, Maximilian Schell, Richard Beymer, SAIL A CROOKED SHIP .. 614. .(88) Jan. renegades, and falls in love with a dance hall girl Annette Gorman. Producer: Frederick Brisson. Di- Comedy. A young man and his fiancee are shang- he was tricked into marrying. , Nancy rector: . Frederick Brisson Production, and haied aboard a mothball freighter by a gang of Kovack, Guy Mitchell, Duane Eddy. Producer: Sam a Sonnis Corp. Picture. crooks who know nothing about navigation but Katzman. Director: Oscar Rudolph. Four Leaf Produc- plan to use the ship as a getaway in a Boston bank tion. ©GIDGET GOES HAWAIIAN. .601 (102) July-Aug. '61 robbery. Their blundering creates hilarious mixups Comedy With Music. Filmed in Hawaii. The gay, ro- and eventually attracts the Coast Guard. Robert mantic adventures of Gidget, vacationing in Hawaii Wagner, Dolores Hart, Carolyn Jones, Frankie Avalon, Continental Distributing with her parents. Several romantic triangles and , Frank Gorshin. Producer: Philip Barry (October, 1961 through September, 1962) mixups occur, but all are straightened out, and Gidget jr. Director: Irving Brecher. Philip Barry Production. is reunited with her surf-boarding boy friend and ©BACHELOR OF HEARTS . (97) May true love. James Darren, Michael Callan, Deborah '61 Comedy Satire. British-made. serious-minded Ger- SCREAM OF FEAR .605 . .(81) Sept. A Walley, Carl Reiner, , Eddie Foy jr., Jeff Mystery Drama. British-made. A girl confined to a man exchange student at England's Cambridge Uni- Trickett. Donnell, Vicki Producer: Jerry Bresler. Di- wheelchair goes to France to visit her father, whom versity, who tries to adjust to the "strange" British rector: Paul Wendkos. Jerry Bresler Production. she has not seen for 10 years, and becomes in- ways, becomes involved with an exclusive under- graduate club, the Dodos, which makes him the ©GUNS OF NAVARONE, THE volved in a macabre plot that backfires on the con- spirators. Susan Strasberg, Ronald Lewis, target of their pranks. Hardy Kruger, Sylvia Syms, 603 (155) July-Aug. '61 , Christopher Lee. Producer: Jimmy Songster. Director: Ronald Lewis, Eric Barker, Jeremy Burnham. Pro- Wor Drama. British-made. Set in Greece in World War Seth Holt. Hammer Film Production. ducer: Vivian A. Cox. Director: Wolf Rilla. Julian II, story tells of the heroism of six men ossigned by Wintle-Leslie Parkyn Production. British Military Intelligence for dangerous mission a 13 WEST STREET. 626. (80) May to the island fortress of Navarone, held by the Ger- Melodrama. Based on the novel, "The Tiger Among ©CALL ME GENIUS. (105) Oct. '61 mans, where they are to destroy two monstrous guns Us," by Leigh Brackett. A space scientist, badly Comedy. (British-made; released in England as "The to save an Allied force. Gregory Peck, David Niven, beaten by a band of teenagers for no apparent Rebel.") A bowler-hatted clerk from London goes Anthony Quinn, Stanley Baker, Anthony Quayle, Irene reason, turns into a vengeful man and relentlessly to Paris to work on colossal sculptures and infantile Papas, Gia Scala, James Darren. Producer: Carl Fore- tracks down the young toughs. Alan Ladd, Rod paintings. His roommate, an abstract artist, is dis- man. Director: J. Lee Thompson. Highroad Presenta- Steiger, Michael Callan, Dolores Dorn. Producer: Wil- couraged and leaves his paintings behind, where they tion. (CinemaScope) liam Bloom. Director: Philip Leacock. Ladd En- are mistaken for the work of the clerk, leading to terprises various mixups until the final solution. Tony Han- ©HELLIONS, THE. 620 (87) Mor. Production. cock, George Sanders, Paul Massie, Margit Saad, Outdoor Drama. British-made. Filmed in South Africa. THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES, THE Irene Handl, Dennis Price. Producer: W. A. Whittaker. Set in the African veldt of the 19th century, this 617. (89) Feb. Director: Robert Day. is the story of five outlaws () who terror- Comedy. A beautiful girl and her scientist fiance be- ize a peaceful farming community, and a lone po- come involved with the Stooges as they pit their ©END OF DESIRE. .French. .(86) Aug. lice officer who risks his life to protect the town. wits against the ancient legendary hero, in the Drama. (French-language; English titles. Released in Richard Todd, Anne Aubrey, Jamie Uys, Marty Wilde, hilarious story of a time machine which transports France as "Une Vie.") Based on a Guy de Maupas- James Booth, Lionel Jeffries. Producer: Harold Huth. them back through time to ancient Greece. The Three sant tale of a turbulent love affair in Normandy at Director: Ken Annakin. Irving Allen/Jamie Uys Film Stooges, Vicki Trickett, Quinn Redeker, George N. the end of the 19th century, in which a scoundrel Production. (Technirama) Neise, Samson Burke, The McKeever Twins. Producer: receives his comeuppance eventually at the hands of a jealous husband. Maria Schell, Christian Marquand, ©LOSS OF INNOCENCE 608 (99) Oct. '61 Norman Maurer. Director: Edward Bernds. Normandy Pascale Petit, Ivan Desny, Antonella Lualdi. Producers: Drama. British-made. Based on Rumer Godden's novel, Production. Agnes Delahaie, Annie Dorfmann. Director: Alexandre "." Tells the story of four TRUNK, THE. .606. .(72) Sept. '61 Astruc. (Also available in English-dubbed version.) children on a summer holiday in France, who are Suspense Drama. British-made. A bride is tricked into thrown on their own resources when their mother is believing herself guilty of the trunk murder of her HAROLD LLOYD'S WORLD OF COMEDY. .(94). Apr. taken ill and become deeply involved in the passions husband's former mistress and becomes the victim Comedy Compilation. Excerpts from eight of Har- and intrigues of adult life. Kenneth More, Danielle of a blackmail plot cooked up by a supposed friend old Lloyd's silent screen comedies, dating from 1923 to Darrieux, Susannah York, Claude Nollier, Jane Asher. and the "corpse." When the friend stops on a lonely 1938. The films are: "Safety Last," "The Fresh- Producer: Victor Saville. Director: Lewis Gilbert. Vic- road to release the "body" from the trunk, he finds man," "Hot Water," "Why Worry," "Girl Shy," "Pro- tor Saville-Edward Small Production. the ex-mistress dead. Phil Carey, Julia Arnall, Der- fessor Beware," "Movie Crazy" and "Feet First." ©MOTHRA 627. (101) May mot Walsh, Vera Day. Producer: Lawrence - Narrator: Art Ross. Prologue and narration written Horror Melodrama. (Japanese-made; English-dubbed.) ton. Director: Donovan Winter. Donwin Production. by Arthur Ross. Producer: Harold Lloyd.

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IMPERSONATOR, THE (64) Sept. and their bitter-sweet romance which comes to a Suspense Drama. British-made. An American sergeant Crown International tragic end. Jean-Paul Belmondo, Claudia Cardinale, stationed at a base in England, has a date with a Pietro Germi, Paul Frankeur. Producer: . (January 10, 1962 through September 19, 1962) widow who is killed that same night by a prowler, Director: Mauro Bolognini. (English-dubbed version suspect. The and the sergeant is arrested as a ELOODLUST. (68) Jan. 10 released Nov. '62.) murdered woman, in a surprise young son of the Horror Melodrama. The terrifying adventures of four '61 murderer. John Craw- NO LOVE FOR JOHNNIE .. (1 10) Dee. climax, puts the finger on the young vacationers who run onto the island hideaway John Salew. Pro- Drama. British-made. Based on the novel by Wilfred ford, Jane Griffiths, Patricia Burke, of a mad doctor who stalks animals and humans Alfred Shaughnessy. Fienburgh, about the private life of an ambitious ducer: Anthony Perry. Director: with ancient weapons for sport of killing, the sheer politician and self-made Labour Party member of and who maintains an underground laboratory for JUNGLE FIGHTERS (Formerly "The Long and the Parliament who forsakes the love of three women to performing taxidermy on human bodies. Wilton Short and the Tall"). (84) Dec. '61 gain personal success. Peter Finch, Mary Peach, Graff, Lylyan Chauvin, Robert Reed, June Kenny. War Drama. British-made. In World War II, a seven- Stanley Holloway, Donald Pleasence, , Producer-Director: Ralph Brooke. Cinegraf Production. man British patrol is sweating out a storm in an Rosalie Crutchley. Producer: Betty E. Box. Director: territory. They take Ralph Thomas. Rank Organization Production and abandoned mine in Japanese-held ©DANGEROUS CHARTER. (76) Sept. 19 a E. Levine Presentation. (CinemaScope) a Japanese prisoner, but in fighting among them- Melodrama. Three fishermen discover a deserted Joseph all but selves, the enemy learns of their position and yacht at sea with a corpse on board. After notifying NO PLACE LIKE HOMICIDE . . (87) Sept. two are wiped out. Laurence Harvey, Richard Todd, the authorities, the yacht is given to them as bait Comedy Farce. British-made. Released in England as Richard Harris, David McCallum, Ronald Fraser. Pro- to Chris catch a ring of suspected dope smugglers. "What a Carve Up!" and is based on Frank King's ducer: Michael Balcon. Director: Leslie Norman. Warfield, Sally Fraser, Richard Foote, Peter Foster, novel, "The Ghoul." Relatives gather at an eerie man- Chick Chandler, Wright King. Producers: Robert LA BELLE AMERICAINE. French. .(100) Jan. sion for the reading of a will to learn they have Gottschalk, John R. Moore. Director: Robert Gotts- Comedy Farce. (French-language; English titles.) A all been cut off without a cent. Several relatives are chalk. (Panavision Panasound) middle-class couple buys an elegant white American 35; murdered before the killer reveals himself in a sur- sells it at prise climax and tries to kill off the remaining mem- convertible from a vindictive widow who DEVIL'S HAND, THE. (71) Jan. 10 proceeds will go to her bers. Kenneth Connor, Shirley Eaton, Sidney James, a bargain price because the Horror Melodrama. A modern-day story of voodoo car brings many hilarious Donald Pleasence, Dennis Price. Producers: Robert S. husband's mistress. The sorcery, in which a young man and his girl friend is wrecked, Baker, Monty Berman. Director: Pat Jackson. adventures to the couple before it finally come under the influence of a she-devil and a high cart. Robert Dhery, then turned into an ice cream priest are of voodoo worshipping members a . who ABOVE—THE MUD BELOW, THE (90) . July Colette Brosset, Alfred Adam, Annie Ducaux, Louis ©SKY cult which uses a small shop as a front for their Documentary. Photographic journal of the 1959-60 de Funes, Bernard LaValette. Producers: Henry Dia- activities. Linda Christian, Robert Alda, Neil Hamil- French-Dutch expedition to the uncharted regions of mant-Berger, Arthur Lesser. Director: Robert Dhery. ton, Ariadne Welter. Producer: Alvin K. Bubis. Di- primitive Dutch New Guinea, headed by the noted Carlton-Continental Co-production. (Also available in rector: William J. Hole jr. explorer, Pierre-Dominique Gaisseau. During the peri- English-dubbed version.) lous journey, the expedition lost three men, eight SECRET FILE: HOLLYWOOD .. (85) Feb. 28 were wounded and 200 incapacitated by illness. Pierre- LONG AND THE SHORT AND THE TALL, THE Melodrama. private agrees work un- A detective to Dominique Gaisseau, Gerald Delloye, Gilbert Sarthre, (See "Jungle Fighters," this classification) dercover for the police in helping to expose a scandal Herve de Maigret and other expedition members. Nar- magazine after it publishes a phony photo of a di- rator: William Peacock. Producers: Arthur Cohn, Rene LOVE IS A DAY'S WORK (Formerly "From a Roman rector shown in a compromising position with a star- '61 LaFuite. Director: Pierre-Dominique Gaisseau. Arden- Balcony"). Italian. .(84) Nov. let, which leads to the suicide of the director's wife. nes Film Production. Drama. (Italian-language; English titles.) Based on Robert Clarke, Francine York, Syd Mason, Maralou Alberto Moravia's "Roman Tales" and "New Roman Gray, John Warburton. Producers: Rudolph Cusumano, side of life in a Roman Tales." Depicts the seamy James Dyer. Director: Ralph Cushman. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer tenement district, the film centering on the sexual (September 1961 through August, 1962) adventures of the hero, father of an illegitimate son, 7th COMMANDMENT, THE . (82) Feb. 28 21, during his day-long search for a job. During these Melodrama. An amnesia victim is found by a travel- . 1 Apr. ALL FALL DOWN .21 1 . (1 ) hours, he has an affair with a childhood friend, a ing evangelist, who builds him into a world-famed Drama. The story of a midwestern American family roadside prostitute and a business tycoon's mistress evangelist. An old girl friend and her current lover the ne'er-do-well son whom women cannot resist; before returning to his faithful bride-to-be. Jean recognize him and attempt a blackmail, which leads his hero-worshipping younger brother who tries to Sorel, Lea Massari, , Jeanne Valerie, to a tragic end for the trio. Jonathan Kidd, Lynn him, and a spinster whose affair with the Paolo Stoppa. Producer: Paul Graetz. Director: Mauro Sfatten, John Harmon, Frank Arvidson. Producer- emulate ne'er-do-well leads to tragic consequences. Eva Marie Bolognini. Paul Graetz Production. Director: Irvin Berwick. Saint, Warren Beatty, Karl Malden, Angela Lans- Wilde. Producer: John Houseman. MARK, THE. .(125) Oct. '61 bury, Brandon de Frankenheimer. Drama. British-made. A man, wrongfully accused Embassy Director: John of molesting a little girl, is released after three '61 (December, 1961 through September, 1962) ©BACHELOR IN PARADISE . . 205 . . (109) . . Nov. 16, years in prison. He gets a job, falls in love and plans Comedy. A young author, under an assumed name, to his marry until a newspaperman spots him taking BELL' ANTONIO. .Italian. .(101) June takes up residence in Paradise Village, a modern fiancee's little daughter to a country fair and re- Drama. (Italian-language; English titles.) From an housing development, where he seeks material on vives the scandal, nearly wrecking the lives of all Italian novel by Vjtaliano Brancati, in which the tor- American mores and manners. As the only bachelor concerned. Stuart Whitman, Maria Schell, Rod Steiger, mented hero with a premarital reputation as a great in the community, he innocently becomes involved Brenda de Banzie, Donald Houston, Donald Wolfit. lover, and madly in love with his beautiful bride, with the wives and their jealous husbands, baby- Producer: Stross. Director: Green. Raymond Guy fails in consummating their marriage. The finale finds sitting, supermarkets and household appliances that (CinemaScope) the maid pregnant and the hero's mother calling in qo berserk. Bob Hope, Lana Turner, Janis Paige, the neighbors to celebrate. , Jim Hutton, Paula Prentiss, Don Porter, Virginia NEVER LET GO . (90) June Claudia Cardinale, Pierre Brasseur, Rina Morelli. Pro- Grey. Producer: Ted Richmond. Director: Jack Ar- Melodrama. British-made. In which the kingpin of an ducer: Alfredo Bini. Director: Mauro Bolognini. Ra- nold. (CinemaScope) evasive auto theft ring gets his comeuppance at the phael Hakim Production. (Also available in English- hands of a meek-spirited little who tackles the June man dubbed version.) ©BOYS' NIGHT OUT. .218. (115) job alone when his new, uninsured car is stolen. Peter Comedy. Four suburban male commuters, three of Sellers, Richcrd Todd, Elizabeth Sellars, Adam Faith, ©BOCCACCIO '70. Italian. (165) July whom are married, share the expense of a city Carol White, Mervyn Johns. Producer: Peter de Sa- Episodic Dramas. (Italian-language; English titles.) apartment for their weekly night out and a pretty rigny. Director: John Guillerman. Julian Wintle-Leslie Italian co-production. A three-part presentation made blonde to go with it. The men boast about their Parkyn Production. by three top European directors, which explores var- "torrid nights" to each other, but actually all turns ious aspects of sex behavior as Boccaccio might have out to be quite innocent. Kim Novak, James Garner, RIFF RAFF GIRLS (see "Rififi For Girls" this classifica- written it in 1970. (1) THE TEMPTATION OF DR. Tony Randall, Janet Blair, Howard Duff, Patti Page, tion) ANTONIO: The billboard figure of a beautiful woman Jessie Royce Landis, and Guest Stars. Producer: comes to 50-foot life to taunt the prudish crusader Martin Ransohoff. Director: Michael Gordon. Kimco- I FI FI R FOR GIRLS. French. (97) June who tries to have it removed from public gaze; (2) Filmways Production and a Joseph E. Levine Presenta- Suspense Drama. (French-language; English titles.) THE JOB: A lovely countess whose husband is in- tion. (CinemaScope) Plot deals with a fantastic scheme to pull off the volved in a call girl scandal makes her husband pay Oct. '61 largest bank haul ever known in Europe, in which big money for her favors; (3) THE RAFFLE (alter- BRIDGE TO THE SUN 202 (112) 12, a billion counterfeit francs are to be swapped for an nate title, "The Lottery"): A beautiful woman is the War Drama. Filmed largelv in Japan. Based on the girl equivalent amount of valid francs. Nadja Tiller, prize in a carnival lottery, which is won by a autobiographical novel by Gwen Terasaki, a from Robert Hossein, Francoise Rosay, Silvia Monfort. Pro- shy sexton. Sophia Loren, Anita Ekberg, Peppino De Tennessee, and tells of her marriaqe to a Japanese ducer: Jacques Mage. Director: Alex Joffe. Les Pro- Filippo, Romy Schneider, Thomas Milian. Producer: diplomat during World War II hostilities—a marriage ductions De L'Etoile-Dismage. (English-dubbed version Carlo Ponti. Directors: Vittorio de Sica, Federico Fel- that survived the tests of hardshiD, war and con- released Oct. '62 under title of "Riff Raff Girls," 97 lini, Luchino Visconti. Carlo Ponti Production, Joseph flicting nationg! lovalties. Carroll Baker, James Shi- minutes running time.) E. Levine Presentation. (English-dubbed version re- geta, James Yagi, Emi Florence Hirsch, Nori Elizabeth leased Oct. '62, with running time cut to 148 Herman. Producer: Jacques Bar. Director: Etienne TASTE OF HONEY, A (100) May minutes.) Perier. Cite Films Production. Drama. British-made. Based on 's '61 Broadway and London stage hit. A loose-living mother DEVIL'S WANTON, THE. Swedish (72) July ©COLOSSUS OF RHODES. THE. .204 (129). Dee. 7, neglects her lonely schoolgirl daughter, which drives Drama. (Swedish-language; English titles.) Released in Saectaele Drama. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) the latter into the arms of a colored seaman and a Sweden in 1949 under the title, "Prison." A former Re-enacts an event of legendary historv built around near disastrous pregnancy. , Rita Tush- mental patient brings an idea for a screenplay to a the conflict between the Greeks and Phoenicians in film ingham, Robert Stephens, Murray Melvin, Paul Dan- director; an unhappy, mixed-up writer tells of his 224 B.C . when the latter attempts to take over the quah. Producer-Director: Tony Richardson. Woodfall extramarital affair with a misguided young prosti- island kinqdom of Rhodes. In a battle between the Production. tute who comes to a tragic end. Birger Malmsten, soldiers of Rhodes and Phoenician mercenaries, an Doris Svedlund, Hasse Ekman, Eva Henning Stig Olin. earthquake turns the tide in favor of Rhodes and VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE, A (110) Feb. Producer: Lorens Marmstedt. Director: Ingmar Berg- its Greek supporters. Rory Calhoun, Lea Massari. Drama. Filmed partly in France. Based on Arthur man. Terrafilm Production. (English-dubbed version Georges Marchal, Conrgdo San Martin, Anael Miller's Broadway stage hit, this tells the story of a released Nov. '62.) Aranda. Executive Producer: Michele Scaglione. Di- rugged Italian longshoreman on the Brooklyn water- rector: Sergio Leone. Produced by CineDroduzioni As- DIVORCE—ITALIAN STYLE. Italian (104) Sept. front who develops a strong jealousy towards his sociate. Rome; Procusa, Madrid; C.F. P.C. and C.T.I., Comedy. (Italian-language; English titles.) A Sicilian niece, which flares into violence when she falls in love. Paris. (SupertotalScope) husband rids himself of his nagging spouse by forcing Raf Vallone, Jean Sorel, , Carol her into an affair with another man, thus permitting ©DAMON PYTHIAS 214 (99) Aug. Lawrence, Morris Carnovsky, Raymond Pellegrin. Pro- AND him to kill her in a crime of passion, which carries Drama. (Italian co-production; English dialoa.) The ducer: Paul Graetz. Director: Sidney Lumet. only a light prison sentence under Italian law. He classic story of two friends in the era of 400 B.C., then marries his pretty young cousin, but the fadeout who were willing to lay their lives for each ©WALTZ OF THE TOREADORS .. (105) Sept. down has an ironic twist. Marcello Mastroianni, Daniela other Comedy Drama. British-made. Based on Jean Anouilh's and whose names today stand as a symbol of Rocca, Stefania Sandrelli, Leoplodo Trieste. Producer: everlasting friendship. French period play, with the locale switched to rural Guy Williams. Don Burnett, . Director: Pietro Germi. Lux-Vides- Maria England. An aging, retired general, saddled with a Occhini, Liana Orfei, Marina Berti. Arnoldo Foa. Galatea Production. (English-dubbed version released Producer: Sam Jaffe. Director: Curtis Bernhardt. In- nagging, bed-ridden wife, laments his lost youth, and Dec. '62.) ternational Picture indulges himself by pinching his young housemaids Motion Enterprises Production. while secretly longing for a French girl he had met LA VIACCIA Italian. (103) Sept. ©DON QUIXOTE. .249. .(106) Special years before. The latter shows up and a merry mixup Drama. (Italian-language; English titles.) Based on Drama. (Russian-made, English-dubbed.) Released un- ensues. Peter Sellers, Margaret Leighton, Danny the novel, "The Inheritance," by Mario Pratesi. A der the U.S.-U.S.S.R. Cultural Exchange Program. Robin, John Fraser, Cyril Cusack. Producer: Peter de story of family intrigue, in which a young farm lad Story of Don Quixote, the Spanish nobleman who be- Sarigny. Director: John Guillermin. Julian Wintle- goes to work in his uncle's wineshop in the city, came a knight-errant in defense of the weak and Leslie Parkyn Production. meets and falls in love with a beautiful prostitute. the oppressed. He is accompanied by his dim-witted

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but faithful squire on his extraordinary adventures, prisoners—a Tartar princess taken as hostage by the planters—an American and an Australian—to rescue which include the famous battle with the windmill. Vikings, and the Viking chieftain's wife who is cap- an American couple captured by an ex-Nazi guer- Nikolai Cherkasov, Yuri Tolubeyev, S. Birman, V. tured by the Tartars and kills herself. Orson Welles, rilla leader. John Ireland, Jo Morrow, Everett Sloan, Orfei, Bella Lulli, Freindlich. Producer-Director; Grigory Kozintsev. Len- Victor Mature, Liana Cortez, Folco Carl Esmond. Producer-Director: Jack Warner jr. film Studios Production. Luciano Marin. Director: Richard Thorpe. Lux Film

Production. (CinemaScope) ^©COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR, THE. . 611 3 . . . . July HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE, THE (140) ©FOUR Spy Drama. Filmed in Europe. Based on Alexander Feb. 22 ©TARZAN GOES INDIA 222. (86) July 209 (153) TO Klein's factual book about Eric Erickson, American- Epic Drama. Filmed largely in France. A remake of Adventure Drama. Filmed in India. The Maharajah born, Swedish oil importer, and his fabulous cloak-and- silent film starred Rudolph Valentino, summons Tarzan to India to save a herd of wild the 1921 which dagger activities as an Allies spy during World War with the story updated from World War I to elephants threatened with extinction due to con- but II, while posing as a Nazi sympathizer. William Hol- World II. Set in Argentina and later in Paris struction of a new dam. His new friend, Jai, the War den, Lilli Palmer, Hugh Griffith, Eva Dahlbeck. Pro- II, story tells of two related fam- Elephant Boy, helps through dangers, in- during World War him many ducer: William Perlberg. Director: George Seaton. ilies that become bitter antagonists when one is in cluding the battle of the bull elephants, a stampede, Perlberg-Seaton Production. the Nazi command, the other working with the Al- and a pair of conniving engineers. Jock Mahoney, lies. Glenn Ford, Ingrid Thulin, Charles Boyer, Lee Jai, the Elephant Boy, Leo Gordon, Mark Dana. Pro- ERRAND BOY, THE. .6106. .(92) Dec. '61 J. Cobb, Paul Henreid, , Yvette Mimieux, ducer: Sy Weintraub. Director: John Guillermin. Sy Comedy. A bungling paperhanger poses as an errand Karl Boehm. Producer; Julian Blaustein. Director: Vin- Weintraub Production. (CinemaScope) boy to spy for a top movie executive in a Holly- cente Minnelli. Julian Blaustein Production. (Cine- '61 wood studio economy drive. He creates havoc as he ©THUNDER OF DRUMS, A 201 . (97). Sept. 21, mascope) invades the various departments, disrupts filming of Outdoor Drama. A story of the U.S. Cavalry Indian a movie, and is about to be fired when his talents ©HORIZONTAL LIEUTENANT, THE. .213 (90) Apr. Wars in the 1870s. Deals with a remote cavalry as a comedian are recognized. Jerry Lewis, Brian Comedy. Based on Gordon Cotier's novel, "The Bot- post in Arizona and a young officer's fight to pre- Donlevy, Howard McNear, Dick Wesson, Renee Tay- tletop Affair" and concerns the World War II ad- serve himself against a life-and-death struggle with lor. Producer: Ernest D. Glucksman. Director: Jerry ventures and misadventures of a bungling Army Apache Indian raiders. Richard Boone, George Ham- Lewis. Jerry Lewis Production. lieutenant assigned to apprehend a lone Japanese ilton, Luana Patten, Arthur O'Connell, Charles Bron- holdout on a captured Pacific island who has been son, Duane Eddy. Producer: Robert J. Enders. Director: ©ESCAPE FROM ZAHRAIN . .6115. .(93) May creating havoc with headquarters for several Joseph Newman. Robert J. Enders Production. (Cine- Army Adventure Drama. A small group of people, willingly stealing food supplies. Hutton, maScope) months by Jim Paula and unwillingly, accompany an Arab nationalist leader Prentiss, Jack Carter, Miyoshi Umeki, Jim Backus, WEEKS IN on his flight for freedom across the desert to the Charles McGraw. Producer; Joe Pasternak. Director: ©TWO ANOTHER TOWN 220 (107). Aug. Drama. Filmed Persian Gulf. The group includes several cutthroat Richard Thorpe. Euterpe Production. (CinemaScope) in Rome. Based on Irwin Shaw's novel about a motion picture star who has hit the skids, and Arabs, an American embezzler, a rebel student, and INVASION QUARTET 203.. (87) Oct. 26, '61 his personal fight to conquer the past and create a a pretty Arabian ambulance nurse who falls in love Comedy Drama. British-made. Four hospitalized Brit- new life and career for himself. Kirk Douglas, Ed- with the Arab leader. Yul Brynner, Sal Mineo, Madlyn ish officers, determined to prove themselves fit for ac- ward G. Robinson, Cyd Charisse, George Hamilton, Rhue, Jack Warden, Tony Caruso. Producer-Director: tive duty, plot their own private invasion of German- Dahlia Lavi, Claire Trevor, James Gregory, Rosanna Ronald Neame. (Panavision) occupied France, during World War II, to wipe out a Schiaffino. Producer: John Houseman. Director: Vin- ©FOREVER MY LOVE . 6111. .(115) Mar. big German long-range gun which has been shelling cente Minnelli. (CinemaScope) Romantic Drama. (Austrian-made; English-dubbed.) England for months. How they accomplish this feat ©WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BROTHERS Made in Austria in 1 957 and released in Germany as furnishes the story line. Bill Travers, Spike Milligan, GRIMM, THE. (137) Aug. two features. Based on the real-life 19th century Gregoire Aslan, John le Mesurier, Maurice Denham, Fantasy. (For Cinerama love story of the young Emperor Franz Joseph and . Producer: Ronald Kinnoch. Director: engagements only.) Filmed in Germany. Deals his Bavarian princess-bride. Schneider, Karl Joy Lewis. (Metroscope) with the lives of the two brothers Romy who wrote the immortal Grimm Fairy Tales, and Boehm, Magda Schneider, Joseph Meinrad, Gustav presents three of their stories: Knuth. Producer-Director: Ernst Marischka. U©KING OF KINGS . .250 (161) Oct. '61—Speciol "The Dancing Princess," Religious Drama. (For special roadshow engagements.) "The Singing Bone" and "The Cobbler and the Elves." ©HATARi!. .6117. .(159) Aug. Filmed in Spain. The life and times of Jesus Christ Henry Levin directed the biographical story; George Adventure Drama. (Pre-released June, 1962, for against a background of Roman paganism. Set in Pal directed the fairy tale sequences. Laurence Har- special selected engagements only.) Filmed in Tan- Palestine, story depicts the Jews under Roman rule vey, Karl Boehm, Claire Bloom, Walter Slezak, Barbara title is Swahili for Story and their struggle for freedom under the leadership Eden, Yvette Mimieux, Russ Tamblyn, Terry-Thomas, ganyika. The "Danger!" con- cerns the dangerous profession of capturing of Barabbas, the man who was spared while Jesus Buddy Hackett. Producer. George Pal. Directors: wild animals in East Africa, destined for zoos the was crucified. Highlights the Sermon on the Mount, George Pal, Henry Levin. George Pal Production. around world. and among the various the Nativity, the Last Supper, and the attack on (Cinerama) Comedy romance safari members are intermingled. John Wayne, Hardy the Antonia fortress by Jewish rebels led by Barabbas. ©WONDERS OF ALADDIN, THE. 206 Kruger, Elsa Martinelli, Gerard Blain, Red Buttons. Jeffrey Hunter, Siobhan McKenna, Hurd Hatfield, (93) Dec. '61 Producer-Director: Howard Hawks. Ron Randell, Viveca Lindfors, Rita Gam, Carmen Se- 21, Comedy Fantasy. (Italian-made; villa, Brjgid Bazlen, Robert Ryan. Producer: Samuel English-dubbed.) Filmed in Tunisia and Rome. HELL IS FOR HEROES 6116. (90) June Bronston. Director: Nicholas Ray. Samuel Bronston An Arabian Nights fantasy War Drama. A World War II story about the ex- Production. (70mm Super Technirama) of a poor boy who dreams of wealth and adventure, which becomes a reality when a kindly ploits of one squad of American GIs whose gallantry in action led the breakthrough of Germany's for- © ©KING OF KINGS .250 (161) Special genie comes out of an old lamp given him by his to Siegfried Line. Darin, Religious Drama. (CinemaScope version.) For special mother and grants him three wishes. Donald O'- midable Steve McQueen, Bobby roadshow engagements only. Connor, Noelle Adam, Vittorio de Sica, Michele Bob Newhart, , Nick Adams, Harry Guar- Mercier. Director: Henry Levin. Lux Film Production dino, Mike Kellin. Producer: Henry Blanke. Director:

©LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA . 207 .. (1 01) Feb. 1 and a Joseph E. Levine Presentation. (CinemaScope) Don Siegel. Drama. Filmed in Italy. The story tells how the pro- Jan. tective mother of a beautiful 26-year-old daughter WORLD IN MY POCKET. .210 (93) Mar. 1 HEY, LET'S TWIST!. 6108 (80) who, because of a childhood accident, has the men- Suspense Drama. (Franco-German co-production; Eng- Comedy Drama With Music. The teenage sons of an small college tality of a young adolescent, first tries to prevent the lish-language.) Based on a James Hadley Chase Italian restaurant owner who have a novel want to become entertainers and girl's romance and later decides to encourage it. dealing with a plot carried out by four men band decide they Olivia de Havilland, , Yvette Mimieux, and a woman to stage a million-dollar robbery of an persuade their friends to drop in to the restaurant George Hamilton, Barry Sullivan. Producer: Arthur armored payroll truck. Their plans go awry—three and it becomes a Twist palace, later famous as The Freed. Director: Guy Green. Arthur Freed Production. are killed and the survivors are trapped by the po- Peppermint Lounge—and business booms. Joey Dee, (CinemaScope) lice and forced to surrender. Rod Steiger, Nadja Tiller, The Starliters, Jo-Ann Campbell, Teddy Randazzo, Ian Bannen, Peter Van Eyck, . Producer: Kay Armen, Zohra Lampert, Dino di Luca, The Pep- LOLITA 217.. (152) June Alexander Gruter. Director: Alvin Rakoff. Corona- permint Loungers. Producer: Harry Romm. Director: Drama. Filmed in England. Based on Vladimir Nabo- Criterion-C.C.C. Production. Greg Garrison. kov's sensational novel about a blonde nymphet and '61 her middle-aged lover. The film opens with a mur- MAN-TRAP. 6102. .(93) Sept. der, then tells in flashback about the murderer's in- Paramount Drama. The marriage of a Korean War veteran to a sexy, alcoholic wife is about to break up when an volvement with a young girl and her widowed mother, (September, 1961 through August, 1962) and the events leading up to the tragedy. James old war buddy whose life he had saved appears on '61 the scene with a proposition involving a three-mi llion- Mason, Shelley Winters, Peter Sellers, Sue Lyon. Pro- ©BLOOD AND ROSES 6101 . . (74) Sept. ducer: James B. Harris. Director: Stanley Kubrick. Mystery Drama. Franco-ltalian made; filmed in dollar robbery of cash arriving from a Central Seven Arts Presentation. Italy. Based on novel, "Carmilla," by Sheridan Le American country. Together they plot the heist, with Fanu. A beautiful young girl is victimized by a cen- disastrous results. Jeffrey Hunter, David Janssen, MURDER SHE SAID 208. (87) Jan. 18 turies-old vampire legend associated with her family. Stella Stevens, Elaine Devry. Producers: Edmond Murder Mystery. British-made. Based on an Agatha She becomes a vampire, kills a housemaid and at- O'Brien, Stanley Frozen. Director: Edmond O'Brien. Christie novel, "4:50 From Paddington," the story tempts another murder before being killed in a (Panavision) starts with a strangling which is glimpsed from a land-mine explosion with a stake driven through her passing train by an eccentric spinster, who turns heart. Mel Ferrer, Elsa Martinelli, Annette Vadim, MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE, THE 61 14. Apr. detective and solves the murder on her own. The Marc Allegret. Producer: Raymond Eger. Director: .(123) Western Drama. Tells in flashback the story of a killer's identity is withheld right up to the climax. Roger Vadim. E.G.E. of Paris-Documento Film of Margaret Rutherford, Arthur Kennedy, Muriel Pav- Rome Co-production. (Technirama) courageous eastern lawyer who arrives in a lawless low, James Robertson Justice. Producer: George frontier town to hang out his shingle, and incurs Brown. Director: George Pollock. ©BLUE HAWAII. 6105. (101) Nov. '61 the hatred of a ruthless gunman in cahoots with Comedy With Music. Filmed partly in Hawaii. The interests opposed to statehood rights. James Stewart, ©RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY. 216 (94) May romantic misadventures of a Hawaiian tourist guide John Wayne, Vera Miles, Lee Marvin, Edmond O'- Western. A one-time gunman, reduced to running a assigned to a group of impressionable school girls on Brien. Producer: Willis Goldbeck. Director: John Ford. carnival racket, meets an old pal and agrees to help vacation. Misunderstandings and complications crop John Ford Production. him deliver a gold shipment, meanwhile planning a up in his love life, but all eventually is resolved with double-cross to steal the gold. The friends unite again the guide and his true-love forming their own tourist ©MY GEISHA . .6118 (120) Aug. to fight off a pursuing gang of crooks. Randolph agency. Elvis Presley, Joan Blackman, Angela Lans- Comedy Droma. Produced in Japan. A famous Holly- Scott, Joel McCrea, Mariette Hartley, Ron Starr, Edgar bury, Nancy Walters, Roland Winters, John Archer. wood film star secretly goes to Japan, where she Buchanan. Producer: Richard E. Lyons. Director: Sam Producer: Hal Wallis. Director: Norman Taurog. Hal masquerades as a Geisha girl and wins the leoding Peckinpah. (CinemaScope) Wallis Production. (Panavision) role in "Madame Butterfly," which her director-hus- band is filming on location there. Shirley Mac- ©SWEET BIRD '61 OF YOUTH 212 .. (120) Mar. 22 ©BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S . .6103 .. (1 15) . Oct. Laine, , Bob Cummings, Edward G. Drama. Based on the Tennessee Williams play and Comedy. The fantastic story of New York playgirl Robinson, Yoko Tani. Producer: Steve Parker. Di- tells the story of the relationship between an am- Holly Golightly, who is dazzled by Tiffany's window rector: Jack Cardiff. (Technirama) bitious youth, striving for Hollywood recognition, displays and paid handsomely for dining with wealthy the girl whom he loves but who has been separated men and visiting an ex-mobster at Sing Sing. A ©SIEGE OF SYRACUSE .6110 (97) Feb. from him by her unscrupulous father, and a has-been young writer helps her out of her manifold diffi- Spectacle Drama. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) The screen star attempting a comeback. Paul Newman, culties, which include her arrest for carrying nar- story of two lovers who are torn apart when the Ro- his Geraldine Page, Shirley Knight, Ed Begley, Rip Torn. cotics information from Sing Sing, and all ends hap- mans invade Syracuse. The girl, pregnant with Producer: Pandro S. Berman Director: Richard Brooks. pily. Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard, , child, suffers emotional shock, forgets her past and (CinemaScope) , Martin Balsam, Mickey Rooney. Pro- marries the Roman leader. The two lovers are re- ducers: Martin Jurow, Richard Shepherd. Director: united years later when Syracuse defeats Rome and ©TARTARS, THE.. 223 (83) June Blake Edwards. Jurow-Shepherd Production. the Roman leader is killed. Rossano Brazzi, Tina Spectocle Drama. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) Tells Louise, Enrico Maria Salerno, , Alberto of the conflict between the Vikings and the bar- BRUSHFIRE!. .6112. .(80) Mar. Farnese. Producer: Enzo Morelle. Director: Pietro baric Tartars in the Middle Ages, which flames into Drama. Set against a jungle background, the story Francisci. Galatea-Glomer-Lyre Production. (Dyolis- a terrific battle over an exchange of two women deals with a trek through wild brush country by two cope)

112 BAROMETER Section AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL EXHIBITORS:

During February/ 20th Century-Fox has available for exhibitors every- where an exploitation package including the science-fiction story entitled

"THE DAY MARS INVADED EARTH." This is not the ordinary type of science- fiction picture and has a real solid suspenseful story. The companion picture

is "YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS." which is in color and stars Jim Mitchum. Jody McCrea and Alana Ladd, the sons and daughter of famous stars. Both

pictures are excellent exploitation material and the results at the boxoffice

will be only as good as you, the exhibitors, make them. If you get out and work

to sell this program it will be profitable. If you just book it and forget it, you

will regret having wasted the opportunity to get some real cash results.

While all exhibitors are complaining about picture shortage and why

doesn't Hollywood get out more films, this package provides two extra pictures

that were never on the 20th Century-Fox schedule. While this is only a

very small percentage of the extra pictures we know are needed, at least,

20th Century-Fox has made an effort to bring you extra product and they deserve your support.

The reason Hollywood has cut down on its supply can be laid at

the door of the exhibitor more than anyone else. Get out and sell the film

to your customers; think up new ideas. Once you show Hollywood that it

can get the money, I am certain that it will be making more pictures. No

one is going to pass up a chance on the production and distribution side of

this business to make money.

Substantial money has been invested in this exploitation package and

every exhibitor, large or small, should encourage programs such as this.

B O XOFFICE 113 ©SUMMER AND SMOKE .. 6107 .. (1 18) Feb. power of a fatal touch. John Agar, Paula Raymond, younger priest and who becomes involved in their Drama. Based on a Tennessee Williams play about a Steve Dunne, Roy Gordon. Producer: Eugene Ling. attempts to escape after the mission is overrun by frustrated, neurotic young spinster in Mississippi, and Director: Gene Nelson. Associated Producers Pro- Reds. William Holden, Clifton Webb, France Nuyen, her thwarted love for a handsome young wastrel duction. Weaver Lee, Athene Seyler. Producer-Director: Leo doctor, who reforms when his father is killed acci- ©HEMINGWAY'S ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG McCarey. (CinemaScope) dentally, and rejects her. She then strikes up an ac- MAN. .213-9. .(145) Aug. ©SECOND TIME AROUND, THE 144-6. (99). Dec. '61 quaintance with a passing salesman—the first step Drama. Based on Ernest Hemingway's Nick Adams Comedy Farce. A spoof on westerns, in which a young toward a life of shame. Laurence Harvey, Geraldine stories of a youth's search for manhood, and is semi- widow, adrift in the Arizona territory of 1911, exposes Page, Pamela Tiffin, Rita Moreno, Una Merkel, John biographical in content. Set in pre-World War I days a crooked sheriff and finds herself elected sheriff Mclntire, Thomas Gomez, Earl Holliman. Producer: and shortly thereafter, this tells of the youth's ad- when Arizona gains its statehood. When outlaws Hal Wallis. Director: Peter Glenville. Hal Wallis Pro- ventures when he leaves his hometown and sets out kidnap her, a former gambler boyfriend comes to the duction. (Panavision) for New York to become a writer. Richard Beymer, rescue and she realizes he is her true love and re- TOO LATE BLUES. .6109. .(93) Jon. Diane Baker, Susan Strasberg, Fred Clark, Dan signs as sheriff. Debbie Reynolds, Steve Forrest, Andy Drama. The heartbreaking story of two idealistic Dailey, Arthur Kennedy, Eli Wallach, Paul Newman. Griffith, Juliet Prowse, Thelma Ritter, Ken Scott. young people in the music world who meet and fall Producer: Jerry Wald. Director: Martin Rift. Jerry Producer: Jack Cummings. Director: Vincent Sherman. in love, but struggle against compromise in a con- Wald Production. (CinemaScope) Jack Cummings Production. (CinemaScope) stant tug-of-war between insidious commercialism HUSTLER, THE. .136-2. .(135) Oct. '61 SEVEN WOMEN FROM HELL .. 140-4 .. (88) Oct. '61 and the art form. Bobby. Darin, Stella Stevens, Ev- Drama. Story revolves around a lonely girl who falls Drama. Filmed in the South Pacific. Tells of seven erett Chambers, Nick Dennis, Vincent Edwards. Pro- for a hustler (pool shark) who picks her up in a bus women in a Japanese concentration camp in New ducer-Director: John Cassavetes. terminal, and a ruthless, corrupt gambler who ex- Guinea in 1942, their mistreatment and harrowing ad- (REISSUES) ploits the shark. Driven by an intense desire to win, ventures during their escape through the jungles, the hustler takes the girl's love for granted, and until the final rescue of the remaining girls by a pla- her warning to him about the gambler's evil in- toon of American soldiers. Patricia DELICATE DELINQUENT, THE R6119 (101) July Owens, Denise fluence goes unheeded until too late; the girl com- Darcel, Cesar Romero, Margia Dean, John Kerr. Pro- Comedy Drama. Jerry Lewis, Martha Hyer, Darren Mc- mits suicide. Paul Newman, Piper Laurie, George C. ducer: Harry Spalding. Director: Robert Webb. (Cine- Gavin. Producer: Jerry Lewis. Director: Don McGuire. Scott, Jackie Gleason, Myron McCormick. Producer- maScope) (VistaVision) Director: Robert Rossen. (CinemaScope)

SILENT CALL, THE . . 1 1 9-8 . . (63) June SAD SACK, THE . . R6120 . . (98) July ©I LIKE MONEY 241-0. .(81) Sept. Drama. (Territorial release.) Story of a boy and his Comedy. Jerry Lewis, Phyllis Kirk, David Wayne. Pro- Comedy. British-made. A remake based on Marcel dog who are eventually reunited after the dog is left ducer: Hal B. Wallis. Director: George Marshall. Hal Pagnol's classic play, "Topaze." A timid, dedicated behind with a neighbor when the family moves to Wallis Production. (VistaVision) French schoolmaster finds, unfortunately, that his another state, and the emotional conflict between ©WHITE CHRISTMAS. R6104. .(120) Oct. '61 innate honesty gets him unjustly discharged, then the boy and his parents during the separation period. Musical. Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, causes him to become the pawn in a business deal. Gail Russell, David McLean, . Producer: Vera-Ellen, Dean Jagger. Producer: Robert Emmett Out of revenge he becomes an unscrupulous and Leonard A. Schwartz. Director: John Bushelman. As- Dolan. Director: Michael Curtiz. (VistaVision) ruthless man of wealth. Peter Sellers, Nadia Gray, sociated Producers Production. (CinemaScope)—(A Herbert Lorn, Martita Hunt, Leo McKern, Billie 1960-61 film originally released May, 1961, in South Whitelaw, Michael Gough. Producer: Pierre Rouve. and West areas only.) 20th Century-Fox Director: Peter Sellers. Dimitri de Grunwald Produc- Q©STATE FAIR. .208-9. .(118) Apr. (October, 1961 through September, 1962) tion. (CinemaScope) Musical Comedy. (For selected engagements only.) A AIR PATROL. .216-2. .(70) July INNOCENTS, THE 207-1 (99) Mar. remake for the third time, with five new songs by Melodrama. In which three detectives of the Los An- Horror Drama. Filmed in England. Based on Henry Richard Rodgers. A Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, geles Police Department go airborne, using helicopters James' supernatural tale, "The Turn of the Screw." the story centers around a Texas family and their in a meticulous search for a stolen art treasure taken The story of a young governess and her two orphan joys and frustrations as they attempt to win various by thieves who also operate by helicopter. Willard charges, two demon-possessed children, and the evil contests at the Dallas State Fair. Pat Boone, Bobby Parker, Merry Anders, Robert Dix, Russ Bender, John influence on them by the ghosts of a long dead valet Darin, Pamela Tiffin, Ann-Margret, Tom Ewell, Alice Holland, Douglass Dumbrille. Producer-Director: and a former governess. Deborah Kerr, Michael Red- Faye. Producer: Charles Brackett. Director: Jose Maury Dexter. Associated Producers Production. grave, Peter Wyngarde, Megs Jenkins, Pamela Frank- Ferrer. (CinemaScope) (CinemaScope) lin, Martin Stephens. Producer-Director: Jack Clay- ©SWINGIN' ALONG . . 204-8 . . (74) Feb. ton. (CinemaScope) Comedy. young screwball composer enters ©BACHELOR FLAT. .201-4. (91) Jan. A a musical contest with the aid of his girl friend, a sharp pro- Comedy. Based on the play, "Libby," by Budd Gross- ©IT HAPPENED IN ATHENS .214-7 (92) June moter and the promoter's girl friend. For awhile all man. A popular professor in a California college is Comedy Drama. Filmed in Greece. A tongue-in-cheek seems lost, but he winds up taking top honors. Tommy loved by his students until his fiancee's daughter, account of the first Olympic Games held in 1896, and Noonan, Pete Marshall, Barbara Eden, Connie Gilchrist, whom he does not know exists, returns from board- its first winner, a young shepherd boy, who be- Carol Christensen, Ray Charles, Roger Williams, Bobby ing school while her mother is in Europe, to hilar- comes the athletic hero of Greece. , Vee. Producer: Jack Leewood. Director: Charles Bar- iously complicate matters by pretending to be a Trax Colton, Maria Xenia, Nico Minardos, Bob Ma- ton. (CinemaScope) iuvenile delinquent. Tuesday Weld, Richard Beymer, thias. Producer: James S. Elliott. Director: Andrew Terry-Thomas, Celeste Holm. Producer: Jack Cum- Marton. (CinemaScope) ©TENDER IS THE NIGHT. 203-0 (146) Feb. mings. Director: Frank Toshlin. Jack Cummings Pro- Dramo. Filmed in France and . Based on ©LISA. .210-5. (112) June duction. (CinemaScope) F. Scott Fitzgerald's tale of the '20s about a dedi- Drama. Filmed in Europe. Based on novel, "The In- cated psychiatrist who falls in love with and marries ©BROKEN LAND, THE . . 209-7 . .(60) Apr. spector," by Jan de Hartog. In 1946, an inspector in his beautiful patient, and how his life is ruined by Western. A sadistic marshal small, the Dutch police saves a girl dominates a wes- young Jewish refugee excessive wealth, drinking and idleness. Jennifer tern community in post-Civil War days and relentlessly from an ex-Nazi white slaver, and the two become Jones, Jason Robards jr., Joan Fontaine, Tom Ewell, drives a group of youngsters into the path of crime. British fugitives as he takes her illegally to Palestine, Cesare Danova, Jill St. John, Paul Lukas. Producer: At the end, he is falling in love with her stripped of his badge and power during their many escapes Henry T. Weinstein. Director: Henry King. (Cinema- to en route. hurt. Kent Taylor, Jody McCrea, Dianna Darrin, Stephen Boyd, Dolores Hart, Leo McKern, Scope) Robert Sampson. Producer: Leonard A. Schwartz. Di- Hugh Griffith, Donald Pleasence, Harry Andrews,

rector: John Bushelman. Associated Producers Pro- Robert Stephens, Marius Goring. Producer: Mark Rob- ©300 SPARTANS, THE . .219-6 . (1 14) Sept. duction. (CinemaScope) son. Director: Philip Dunne. (CinemaScope) Action Spectacle. Filmed in Greece. Based on the le- gend of King Leonidas and his 300 valiant Spartan

CABINET OF . 202-2 . . CALIGARI, THE 211-3 . (104) May MADISON AVENUE (94) Jan. warriors who are all annihilated while bravely defend- Horror Droma. A remake of the 1921 silent film Drama. Based on "The Build-Up Boys," a novel by ing a narrow mountain pass against the Persian in- classic, "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari," made in Ger- Jeremy Kirk. The machinations of New York advertis- vaders during the Battle of Thermopylae in ancient ing many. A haunting journey into the mind of a woman agency executives to retain their top accounts. Greece. , Sir Ralph Richardson, Diane who undergoes a weird series of traumatic terrors. Tells how a public relations man, who plays up to Baker, Barry Coe, David Farrar, Donald Houston, In the surprise climax, she awakens to find she has women to further his career, receives his comeup- Anna Synodinou. Producers: Rudolph Mate, George St. been in a mental institution. Glynis Johns, Dan O'- pance after building a mild-mannered man into a George. Director: Rudolph Mate. (CinemaScope) Herlihy, Dick Davalos, Lawrence Dobkin, Estelle Win- business tycoon. Dana Andrews, Eleanor Parker, Eddie wood, Constance Ford, Vicki Trickett. Producer-Di- Albert, Jeanne Crain, Howard St. John. Producer-Di- 20,000 EYES 1 24-8 (60) June rector: Roger Kay. Robert L. Lippert Production. rector: Bruce Humberstone. (CinemaScope) Melodrama. (Territorial release.) A man in deep finan- (CinemaScope) cial trouble misappropriates some funds, then, when 0©MR. HOBBS TAKES A VACATION 215-4 caught, engineers the "perfect" crime to pay back '61 ©COMANCHEROS, THE. . 141-2. .(107) Nov. (116) July the money by stealing diamonds from an art museum Outdoor Drama. Story of a hardboiled captain of the Comedy. The father of a large family looks forward and using them in an insurance swindle. Gene Nelson, Texas Rangers and a wanted man whose paths keep to a quiet vacation with his wife. But the whole Merry Anders, James Brown. Producer-Director: Jack crossing. Eventually they team up and break up an family winds up together in a rundown beach house Leewood. Associated Producers Production. (Cinema- illicit traffic in arms by Comancheros (an Indian out- at the seaside and runs into hilarious situations while Scope)—(A 1960-61 film originally released May, law band) and renegade whites. John Wayne, Stuart attempting to make the place livoble. James Stewart, 1961, in North and East areas only.) Whitman, Ina Balin, Nehemiah Persoff, Lee Marvin, Maureen O'Hara, Fabian, Lauri Peters, John Saxon, '61 Pat Wayne. Producer: George Sherman. Director: Marie Wilson, Reginald Gardiner. Producer: Jerry TWO LITTLE BEARS, THE. 143-8 (81) Dec. Michael Curtiz. (CinemaScope) Wald. Director: Henry Koster. Jerry Wald Production. Comedy Fantasy. Two imaginative youngsters have (CinemaScope) their father, a sedate school principal, and the whole

. . 7-0 FIREBRAND, THE 21 . . (63) Aug. town in utter confusion when they reveal their talent Western. The story of Joaquin Murietta, the feared ©PIRATES OF TORTUGA 135-4 (97) Oct. '61 of transforming themselves into real teddy bears. At and colorful Mexican outlaw, a sort of Robin Hood- Adventure Drama. An English sea captain is sent the end, they finally succeed in showing everyone of-the-early-west, who moves relentlessly into combat to the Caribbean to capture Morgan, the pirate. Pre- how they did it, thus saving their dad's job and against a California Ranger, who is also a political tending to join the buccaneer as a partner, the two sanity. Eddie Albert, , Brenda Lee, Donnie aspirant, and fights treachery in his own camp. Kent are captured and imprisoned before the captain can Carter, Butch Patrick, Jimmy Boyd. Producer: George Taylor, Lisa Montell, Valentin de Vargas, Chubby move in. A beautiful guttersnipe masquerading as a W. George. Director: Randall F. Hood. (CinemaScope) Johnson. Producer-Director: Maury Dexter. Associated titled lady, whom the captain had befriended earlier, .206-3. Mar. Producers Production. (CinemaScope) reveals his real plans, thus winning him his freedom, WOMANHUNT .(60) and the two eventually are reunited. Ken Scott, Leticia Mystery Melodrama. A businessman comes to Los OOFIVE WEEKS IN a BALLOON 218-8. .(101). Aug. Roman, Dave King, John Richardson, Rafer Johnson, Angeles in search of his missing ex-wife, whom he Adventure Comedy. Based on a Jules Verne adventure Robert Stephens. Producer: Sam Katzman. Director: believes has met with foul play. He runs into murder, yam, with comedy action, centering around o giant Robert D. Webb. Clover Production. (CinemaScope) dope-running, an Oriental girl whose picture is on balloon expedition of the 1860s, which sets out to the missing woman's passport, and a "dead man" explore Central Africa. The members of the air ©PURPLE HILLS, THE 142-0 .(60) Nov. '61 who never died. Steven Piccaro, Lisa Lu, Berry Kroeger. safari meet with many adventures and narrow es- Western. Set in Apache Indian country of Arizona in Producer-Director: Maury Dexter. Associated Producers capes, from Zanzibar to Timbuktu. Red Buttons, the 1870s, plot centers around two bounty hunters Production. Fabion, Barbara Eden, Cedric Hardwicke, Peter Lorre, who claim the reward for killing the same outlaw. Richard Haydn, Barbara Luna, Billy Gilbert, Her- How the situation is resolved comprises the rest of (REISSUES) bert Marshall. Producer-Director: Irwin Allen. Irwin the story. Gene Nelson, , Kent Taylor, Jan. Allen Production. (CinemaScope) Russ Bender. Producer-Director: Maury Dexter. As- ©KING AND I, THE. .145-3. (133) and Hammer- sociated Producers Production. (CinemaScope) Musical Drama. Based on the Rodgers HAND OF DEATH. .212-1 stein musical play which, in turn, is based on "Anna . (60) May Kerr, Horror Melodrama. When a young scientist experi- ©SATAN NEVER SLEEPS .. 205-5 . (1 26) Mar. and the King of Siam." Yul Brynner, Deborah ments with a deadly gas that will render nuclear Drama. Filmed in England The story of two American Rita Moreno. Producer: Charles Brackett. Director: warfare obsolete, he meets with an accident which missionary priests in Communist and of a young Walter Lang. Darryl F. Zanuck Production. (Cinema- makes him immune to death and gives him the Chinese girl who thinks she is in love with the Scope)

114 BAROMETER Section Robert E. Kent. Director: Edward L. Cahn. Harvard post, sees his plans go awry when his American boss's United Artists Film Presentation. visiting daughter becomes involved with an East Berlin beatnik. James Cagney, Horst Buchholz, (October, 1961 through September, 1962) Jan. HAPPY THIEVES, THE 6209 (88) Pamela Tiffin, Arlene Francis, Howard St. John, Hanns Comedy Drama. Filmed in Spain. Based on Richard Wilder. BIRD MAN OF ALCATRAZ . .6230 (143) Aug. Lothar, Lilo Pulver. Producer-Director: Billy Condon's novel, Confession." The story Biographical Drama. Based on the true story of "The Oldest Mirisch Co. Presentation in association with Pyramid high society, his Robert Stroud, convicted life-term murderer who has of a gentleman thief who moves in Productions, A.G. (Panavision) reluctant feminine partner, and an unscrupulous art- been in prison since 1909, where he has become a '61 ist criminal into attempting the 6131 . (98) Nov. world-renowned authority on bird diseases, has writ- who blackmails the PARIS BLUES bold theft of a Goya painting from the famous Drama With Music. Filmed in Paris. From Harold ten a book on the subject, and is still fighting to win Prado in Madrid. Rita Hayworth, Rex Har- Flender's dealing with two American jazzmen a parole. Burt Lancaster, Karl Malden, Thelma Ritter, Museum novel, rison, Joseph Gregoire Aslan, Alida Valli, in one white, one colored, who play with a Neville Brand, Edmond O'Brien, Betty Field, Telly Wiseman, Paris, Virgilio Texera. Director: George Marshall. Hillworth at which is a favorite of Savalas. Producers: Stuart Millar, Guy Trosper. Di- band a Left Bank cave, girl vaca- rector: John Frankenheimer. Norma Production and a Productions Presentation. jazz devotees and tourists. They meet two tioners from the States, and a double romance de- Harold Hecht Presentation. INCIDENT IN ALLEY 6218 (83) May AN velops, but ends when the girls leave. Paul Newman, Melodrama. A police officer accidentally kills a 14- BOY . '61 Poitier, Louis Armstrong, WHO CAUGHT A CROOK 6127 . (72) .. Oct. Joanne Woodward, Sidney year-old in the line of duty. Depicts the mental Melodrama. Police pursue a criminal who throws a boy Diahann Carroll, Serge Reggiani. Producer: Sam anguish he suffers with his own conscience, plus hav- briefcase containing stolen money into a vacant lot, Shaw. Director: Martin Ritt. Pennebaker-Diane Pro- ing to face newspaper accusations and suspension intending to retrieve it later. A newsboy and his hobo duction. from the force pending his trial for manslaughter. friend find it and are threatened by the criminal if Chris Warfield, Erin O'Donnell, Harp McGuire. Pro- ©POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES 6204 .(136) Dec. '61 the loot is not returned. To save the boy, the hobo ducer: Robert E. Kent. Director: Edward L. Cahn. Melodrama. Based on Runyon's short falsely confesses the theft, but police arrive and save Comedy Damon Harvard Film Presentation. is the day. Wanda Hendrix, , Roger Mobley, story, "Madame La Gimp," and a remake of "Lady For a Day," from the same Runyon story Richard Crane, John Seven. Producer: Robert E. Kent. THE GIANT KILLER .. 6222 .. (94) July ©JACK which Capra directed for Columbia in 1933. Story Director: Edward L. Cahn. Harvard Film Presentation. Fantasy. Adventure Based on the children's fable ret concerns Apple Annie and her lovable, low-brow in ancient England about the adventures of a peas- CHILDREN'S HOUR, THE . 621 1 . . (107) Mar. friends who help her impress her daughter arriving ant boy who slays a 20-foot giant, fights demons, Drama. Screen version of Lillian Heilman's Broad- from Spain with the noble Spanish family into which monsters, witches and breaks an evil sorcerer's spell way play of the same title, which deals with the she is marrying. Glenn Ford, Bette Davis, Hope to rescue the king's daughter. Kerwin Mathews, Judi effect on the lives of two headmistresses of an ex- Lange, Arthur O'Connell, Peter Falk. Thomas Mitchell, Meredith, Torin Thatcher, Don Beddoe. Producer: clusive girls' school who are falsely accused of an Edward Everett Horton, Mickey Shaughnessy. Pro- Edward Small. Director: Nathan Juran. Edward Small "unnatural" relationship by a malicious child. Audrey ducer-Director: Frank Capra. (Panavision) Production. (Fantascope) Hepburn, Shirley MacLaine, James Garner, Fay Bain- TO KONG, THE 6227 .. (91) June ter, Miriam Hopkins, Karen Balkin. Producer-Director: ROAD HONG ©JESSICA. 6219 (109) Apr. With Music. in William Wyler. Mirisch Co. Presentation. Comedy Filmed England. Two zany Comedy Drama. Filmed in Italy. Based on the novel. vaudeville hoofers become involved in international "The Midwife of Pont Clery," by Flora Sandstrom, and CLOWN AND THE KID, THE 6207 (65) Mar. intrigue in Hong Kong and are pursued by foreign concerns a recently widowed midwife, Comedy Drama. An escaped convict assumes a dead whose youth powers seeking a secret formula for space navigation. and beauty upset the peace and harmony of a clown's identity, becomes involved with the latter's They get trapped inside a rocket about to be launched Sicilian village, resulting in a "sex strike" by the young son and falls in love with an amusement park to the moon, and the special effects department then wives of the town. Maurice Chevalier, Angie Dick- owner. John Lupton, Mike McGreevy, Don Keefer, steps in with a surprise ending. Bing Crosby, Bob inson, Noel-Noel, Agnes Marcel Dalio, Mary Webster, Mary Adams, Peggy Stewart. Producer: Moorehead, Hope, Joan Collins, Dorothy Lamour, Robert Morley. , , Danielle De Metz. Robert E. Kent. Director: Edward L. Cahn. Harvard Producer: Melvin Frank. Director: Norman Panama. Film Presentation. Producer-Director: Jean Negulesco. (Panavision) Melnor Films, Ltd. Production. JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG. 6206 (190) Aug. . . DEAD TO THE WORLD . 6202 .. (87) Apr. SAINTLY SINNERS 6205 (78) Feb. Drama. (Pre-released as a special '61) Mystery Melodrama. Based on a novel, "State De- Dec. Filmed Comedy Drama. A kindly parish priest is bilked by partment Murders," by Edward Ronns, dealing with in Germany. The inner conflicts and problems of an a pair of small-time crooks who let him take the American judge selected the to political intrigue, violence and romance in the na- by War Department rap when stolen bank money is found hidden in his preside at the Nuremberg trial of Nazi judges, who tion's capital. The film follows a security officer in car, then ashamed of the trouble they have caused, were being tried as criminals the State Department, falsely accused of treason and war in post-World War confess to the crime. Don Beddoe, Ellen Corby, Stanley II. Various witnesses murder, who has 72 hours to track down a mystery and victims of Nazi terrorism Clements, Paul Bryar, Addison Richards, Ron Ha- appear in court testify. man who holds the key to both trumped-up charges. to Spencer Tracy, Burt Lan- qerthy. Producer: Robert E. Kent. Director: Jean Yar- caster, Richard Opening narration by Drew Pearson. Reedy Talton, Widmark, Marlene Dietrich, Judy brough. Harvard Film Presentation. Garland, Maximilian Schell, Jana Pearce, Ford Rainey, Casey Peyson, Joel Thomas. Montgomery Clift. Pro- ducer-Director: Stanley SEASON OF PASSION .6133. (93) Oct. '61 Producer: F. William Hart. Director: Nicholas Webster. Kramer. Stanley Kramer Pro- Drama. Filmed in Australia. Formerly National Film Studios Presentation. duction. "The Summer of the 17th Doll." Story of two migratory cane work-

!©KID . DEADLY DUO. .6212. (69) Feb. GALAHAD 6231 . (95) Sept. ers who for 16 years have gone to Australia during Drama With Music. ex-GI with Drama. Set in Acapulco, and is the story of identical An a knockout punch their layoff months to visit illicitly with two women. is accidentally twins, one good, one evil, and a young lawyer who pressed into the fight ring and be- During the fateful 17th summer, the once-happy is hired by a wealthy woman to "buy" her grand- comes a reluctant boxer. He refuses to throw the auartet begins to disintegrate. Ernest Borgnine, Anne big fight son from her dead son's widow. This leads to a dou- for gangsters, scores a final knockout and Baxter, John Mills, Angela Lansbury, Vincent Ball. ble-identity double cross and a murder attempt before aives up the fight game to run an auto repair shop. Producer-Director: Leslie Norman. Elvis Presley, Gig the situation is happily resolved. Craig Hill, Marcia Young. , Charles Bronson, SECRET OF DEEP HARBOR .. 6130 .. (70) .... Oct. '61 Henderson, Robert Lowery, Dayton Lummis, Irene Ted- Joan Blackman. Producer: David Weisbart. Director: Phil Melodrama. Based on Max Miller's novel, "I Cover row. Producer: Robert E. Kent. Director: Reginald Karlson. Mirisch Co. Presentation. the Waterfront." A tough newspaper reporter, cover- LeBorg. Harvard Film Presentation. ©MAGIC SWORD, THE 6214 (80) Apr. ing a waterfront beat terrorized bv underworld hood- EXPLOSIVE Adventure Fantasy. The exploits of St. George who lums and smugglers, is on the lookout for a bigtime GENERATION, . . '61 THE 61 34 . (89) . . Oct. has Drama. A crisis develops when a high school teacher to overcome seven horrible curses to reach the gangster and ultimately succeeds in smashing a big draws the wrath of his superiors and the PTA when imprisoned princess he loves and rescue her from crime syndicate after the gangster's body turns up the he circulates a sex questionnaire in his classroom, and clutches of an evil sorcerer. With the help of at the bottom of the sea. Ron Foster, Merry Anders, a magic sword, all is dismissed when he refuses to show the parents he survives the dangers and rescues Barry Kelley, Norman Alden. James Seay. Producer: and school principal the papers. The whole thing his beloved. Basil Rathbone, Estelle Winwood, Gary Robert E. Kent. Director: Edward L. Cahn. Harvard Lockwood. Anne Helm. Producer-Director: Bert I. Film Presentation. proves harmless and the instructor is reinstated. Wil- liam Shatner, Patty McCormack, Lee Kinsolving, Gordon. Bert I. Gordon Production. Billy 3 Gray. ©SERGEANTS .6213 . (112) Feb. Producer: Stanley I. Colbert. Director: Buzz MARY HAD A LITTLE 6203 (79) Jan. Comedy Western. Set in Indian territory Kulik. Vega Production. in 1870, this Comedy British-made. A down-on-his-luck theatrical is the story of three brawling, U. S. Army sergeants FLIGHT THAT producer, to win a bet, plots with a French actress to who are inseoarable and a bugle-playing ex-slave DISAPPEARED .. 6129 .. (72) . Oct. '61 pose as both married and pregnant, to fool a who attaches himself to the trio Science-Fiction Drama. A plane is in flight to Wash- as they track down Dsychiatrist ington when mysterious forces take over the con- who boasts he can produce throuqh Indians. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis hypnotism the most perfect in ir., Peter trols and all passengers except three scientists aboard baby the world. Hi- Lawford, Joey Bishoo, Henry Silva, Ruta larious mix-ups and misunderstandings follow for Lee. Producer: Sinatra. lose consciousness. The trio is then tried by a Tribunal Frank Director: John Sturges. all concerned. Agnes Laurent, Hazel Court, E-C Production. of the Future and sentenced to remain suspended for Jack (Panavision) Watling, John Bentlev. all time unless they destroy the plans they are Producer: George Fowler. Di- SOMETHING WILD. .6210. . (112) Jan. carrying for a super bomb capable of devastating rector: Edward Buzzell. Caralan Production. the Drama. From Alex Karmel's novel, "Mary Ann," deal- entire earth. Craig Hill, Paula Raymond, Dayton ©MIGHTY URSUS .6220 (92) Apr. ing with the psychological impact on a young girl Lummis. Producer: Robert E. Kent. Director: Reginald Adventure Spectacle. (Italo-Spanish made; English- who is raped while returning home from choir prac- LeBorg. Harvard Film Presentation. dubbed.) The plot revolves around the mighty war- tice. Shattered by the experience, she runs away rior, Ursus, returns from ©FOLLOW THAT DREAM. .6216. .(110) May who the wars and under- from home, and after several disheartening ordeals, takes a dangerous trek to find his fiancee, Comedy With Music. Based on Richard Powell's novel, only to finds true love and is reunited with her mother. learn that she is under the evil influence of "Pioneer, Go Flome!" this tells the story of a southern a pagan Carroll Baker, , Mildred Dunnock, high priest. , Cristina family that tries to homestead a piece of unclaimed Gajoni, Moira Orfei, Jean Staoleton, Martin Kosleck, Charles Watts. Pro- Mario Scaccia, Luis Prendes. Director: Carlo ducer: Justin. land alongside a busy Florida highway, and runs into Campo- George Director: . Pro- aalliani. Cine Italia Film S.P.A. hilarious complications when gangsters with floating (Rome) and Atenea metheus Enterprises Presentation. Films S.L. (Madrid) Co-production. dice games move in on the area. Elvis Presley, Arthur ©SWORD OF THE . . CONQUEROR 6232 . (95) Sept. O'Connell, Anne Helm, Joanna Moore, Jack Kruschen MIRACLE WORKER, THE. 6225 (107) July Drama. (Italian-made; largely English-dubbed, partly Producer: David Weisbart. Director: Gordon Douglas. Drama. Adapted from William Gibson's Broadway English-spoken.) Set in 450 A.D. and concerns Mirisch Co. Presentation. (Panavision) war play of the same title, this is the true story of and intrigue at the time of the establishment of the ©GERONIMO. Annie Sullivan's dedicated efforts to help the young Byzantine Empire. Althouah the Lombard 6221 . (101) May king offers Helen Keller emerge from a sightless and soundless Western Drama. Filmed in Mexico. Story of the great peace to the defeated Gepidae, treachery prevents world. Anne Bancroft, Patty Duke, Victor Jory, Inga its fulfillment Apache warrior chief, his capture, escape and last and leads to a series of battles be- Swenson, Andrew Prine. Producer: Fred Coe. Director: fore ditch fight against U.S. and Mexican forces, climaxed peace is restored. Jack Palance, Guy Madison, Arthur Penn. Playfilms' Production. by his voluntary surrender along with his follower , Carlo D'Angelo. Producer: Gil- after Congress investigates the injustices berto Carbone. Director: Carlo Campogalliani. Titanus imposed upo- i NUN AND THE SERGEANT, THE .6215 (73) Aug. the Indians and takes steps Production. (CinemaScope) to recognize their tri e War Drama. During the Korean conflict in 1951, rights. Chuck Connors, Kamala Devi, Pat Conwc /, a group of American soldiers in the brig are picked THIRD Adam West, OF A MAN. .6226. (80) May Armando Silvestre, Lawrence Dobk n. by a tough Marine sergeant to assist him on a Melodrama. The story of a doomed man in a mental Producer-Director: Arnold Laven. Laven -Gardner- Levy critical mission with only a slim chance of survival. institution, placed there by a younger brother who Presentation. (Panavision) En route, the patrol leads a nun and a group of then proceeded to forget him. The friendship of a terrified Korean schoolgirls to safety. Robert GUN STREET. .6136. .(67) Nov. '61 Webber, small boy and the kindlv doctor who heads the Anna Sten, Leo Gordon, Hari Rhodes, Robert Easton, hospital, reveals Western. The home town of a convict is thrown into hope for the man's future rehabilita- Dale Ishimoto, Linda Ho. Assoc. Producer: Harold N. tion. panic when news of his escape is flashed, the towns- James Drurv, Jan Sheoard, Whit Bissell, Jimmy Even. Director: Franklin Adreon. Springfield Produc- Gaines, folk fearing he will seek revenge against those re- Simon Oakland. Producers: Robert Lewin, tion. sponsible for his imprisonment. Unable to capture the William Redlin. Director: Robert Lewin. Phoenix unseen Films Production. outlaw, a posse is organized to track him ONE, TWO, THREE. 6208 (108) Jan. down in the desert, which leads to a surprise climax. Comedy. Filmed in Germany. A Coca-Cola executive TOWN WITHOUT PITY . 61 . '61 35 . (1 05) Oct. James Brown, , John Clarke. Producer: in Berlin, aiming for a promotion to the top London Drama. Filmed in Europe. Based on a novel, "The BOXOFFICE 115 Verdict," and is a courtroom drama centering around ^©FLOWER DRUM SONG . 6203 .. (1 31 ) Jan. medicine, who devotes himself to fighting o jungle the trial of four GIs accused of raping a young Musical. Screen version of the Rodgers and Ham- epidemic of leprosy, at the same time facing the German girl. Both the defense attorney and the merstein Broadway hit musical and the novel by hazards of jungle life and harassment by witchcraft vicious townspeople relentlessly attack the girl's rep- C. Y. Lee. Set in San Francisco's Chinatown, story horrors. Rock Hudson, Burl Ives, , utation, resulting in her suicide. Kirk Douglas, E. G. concerns a modern romance between two young Geoffrey Keen. Producer: Robert Arthur. Director: Marshall, Christine Kaufmann, Robert Blake, Richard Chinese and the conflict between old world and Robert Mulligan. Jaeckel. Producer-Director: Gottfried Reinhardt. Mi- new world cultures and customs. Nancy Kwan, James . 621 .. July risch Co.-Gloriafilm Munich Presentation. Shigeta, Juanita Hall, Jack Soo, Benson Fong, Mi- ©THAT TOUCH OF MINK 6 (99) Comedy. story yoshi Umeki. Producer: Ross Hunter. Director: Henry The sophisticated of a naive girl from Ohio who comes to York in search of VALIANT, THE 6228 (89) July Koster. Ross Hunter Production, in association with New employ- business with War Drama. British-made; filmed in Italy. Based on Joseph Fields. (Panavision) ment and meets a tycoon dishonorable Robert Mallet's play, "L'Equipage au Complet," about intentions. Foiled at every turn, he finally realizes he a true incident that occurred in Alexandria in 1941. INFORMATION RECEIVED. .6217. (77) July loves her, quits plotting to break her resistance and Concerns the dramatic conflict between the com- Melodrama. British-made. A detective, posing as a marries her. Cary Grant, Doris Day, Gig Young, mander of an Eiglish warship and two captured notorious American safe-cracker, works with Scotland Audrey Meadows. Producers: Stanley Shapiro, Martin Italian frogmen who refuse to reveal the location Yard in apprehending the master-mind of a big Melcher. Director: Delbert Mann. Granley-Arwin-Nob of a mine on the ship and the time set for the safe-breaking syndicate and helps them smash the Hill Production. (Panavision) explosion. John Mills, Ettore Manni, Roberto Risso, criminal gang. William Sylvester, Sabina Sesselman, Robert Shaw, Liam Redmond. Producer: Jon Pen- Edward Underdown, Hermione Baddeley. Director: (REISSUES) nington. Director: Roy Baker. B.H.P. Films, Ltd. Pro- Robert Lynn. United Co-Productions, Ltd. Production. duction. ©FAR COUNTRY, THE . . 6212. . (97) May LONELY ARE THE BRAVE .. 621 5 . .(107) June Outdoor Drama. James Stewart, Ruth Roman, Corinne WAR HUNT 6217. .(81) Apr. Western Drama. Based on Edward Abbey's novel, Calvet, Walter Brennan, John Mclntire. Producer: War Drama. Set in the closing days of the Korean "The Brave Cowboy." A modern western story of a Aaron Rosenberg. Director: Anthony Mann. War, the story concerns a psychopathic young Gl cowboy who escapes from jail and heads for the ©SASKATCHEWAN . .6211 . (87) May with a lust for killing which impels him to continue mountains with his faithful horse, pursued by the Outdoor Drama. Alan Ladd, Shelley Winters, J. Carrol even after cease-fire orders. He violates the truce sheriff and his posse who are aided by walkie-talkie Naish, O'Brian, Robert Douglas. Producer: and his own buddies are forced to hunt him down equipment and a helicopter until the tragic finale. Hugh Aaron Rosenberg. Director: Raoul Walsh. and kill him. John Saxon, , Charles Kirk Douglas, Gena Rowlands, Walter Matthau, Aidman, , Tommy Matsuda. Producer: Michael Kane. Producer: Edward Lewis. Director: David Terry Sanders. Director: Denis Sanders. T-D Enterprises Miller. Joel Production. (Panavision) Warner Bros. Production. ©LOVER COME BACK. .6205. (107) Mar. (September 2, 1961 through August 18, 1962) Comedy. A running feud between a Madison Avenue SIDE STORY . .6201 . July LOWEST (155) OF THE ROAD RUNNER, Musical Drama. (Pre-released Dec. '61 for special agency executive and a female rival account ex- ©ADVENTURES THE. .166. June 2 roadshow engagements.) Based on the Broadway ecutive results in mistaken identities and a merry (26) Cartoon Featurette. (Bugs Bunny and His Buddy.) Re- musical hit, and is a modern love mixup on a non-existent account which eventually leased in combination with "Lad: A Dog." story between an Italian boy and a Puerto Rican turns to love. Rock Hudson, Doris Day, Tony Ran- girl, set on New York's West Side, where the Jets dall, Edie Adams, Jack Oakie, Jack Kruschen. Pro- '61 CLAUDELLE INGUSH .. 155 . .(99) Sept. 9, (whites) ducers: Stanley Shapiro, Martin Melcher. Director: and the Sharks (Puerto Ricans) violently op- Drama. Set in the Georgia Hill country, plot deals other, in tragic Delbert Mann. 7 Pictures-Nob Hill-Arwin Production. pose each culminating a "rumble" with a teenage farm girl who is caught on the re- between the two opposing gangleaders. Natalie Wood, begins to NEARLY A NASTY ACCIDENT 6208 (86) Apr. bound from a disappointment in love, and Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn, Rita Moreno, George to another, bring- Comedy Farce. British-made. Based on a British play, drift from one promiscuous romance Chakiris. Producer: Robert Wise. Directors: Robert "Touch Wood," by David Stringer and David Carr, this ing tragedy both to herself and to those around Wise, Jerome Robbins. Mirisch Co. -Seven Arts Co- Will Hutchins, deals with a timid, bungling RAF mechanic with her. Diane McBain, Arthur Kennedy, production. (Panavision 70) an obsession for "fixing" things whose disastrous Constance Ford, Claude Akins. Producer: Leonard Freeman. Director: Gordon Douglas. ©X-15. .6137. (106) Nov. '61 mistakes almost disrupt the Royal Air Force. Jimmy Drama. Depicts the mental and physical problems Edwards, Kenneth Connor, Shirley Eaton, Richard Mar. 17 COUCH, THE. .160 . (89) Wattis, Ronnie Stevens, Jon Pertwee, Eric Barker. faced in the rigors of X-15 research work carried Drama. A psychopathic killer 'phones the police in Producer: Bertram Ostrer. Director: out at a California Air Force base, not only by test Don Chaffey. advance of each murder, picking his victims at ran- Bertram Ostrer Production. pilots but their wives, as well, each wife finding dom. After each killing he sees his psychiatrist, who she must learn to accept the dangerous work her his patient is the elusive object of ©NIGHT CREATURES. .6213. (81) June is unaware that husband has chosen as part of their life together. Grant Williams, Shirley Knight, Mystery Melodrama. British-made. An 18th century an intensive manhunt. James Stewart narrates. David McLean, Charles Bron- Stevens, William Leslie. Producer-Director: pirate yarn set in England and concerns the smug- Onslow son, James Gregory, Mary Tyler Moore, Brad Dexter. Crump. gling activities on Romney Marsh by ghostly night Owen Producers: Henry Sanicola, Tony Lazzarino. Director: riders, led by a former pirate chief who had sup- Richard D. Donner. E-C Production. GUNS OF DARKNESS 169 . (103) Aug. 18 posedly been hanged. A captain, sent to investigate Suspense Drama. British-made. Based on Francis the "marsh phantoms" uncovers the mystery and Clifford's novel, "Act of Mercy," in which an English- (REISSUES) smashes the smuggling ring. Peter Cushing, Yvonne man and his wife become involved in a revolu- Romain, Patrick Allen, Oliver Reed. Producer: John tion in South America and in trying to help the de- ©TRAPEZE . .5629. .(105) July Temple-Smith. Director: Peter Graham Scott. Hammer- David Niven, Drama. Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis, Gina Lollobrigida. posed president to flee the country. Major Production. Caron, David Opatoshu, James Robertson Producer: James Hill. Director: . Susan Leslie Justice. Producer: Thomas Clyde. Director: Anthony Production. (CinemaScope) OUTSIDER, THE 6207. .(108) Apr. Biographical Drama. Based on William Bradford Asquith. ©VIKINGS, THE. .5828. .(114) July Huie's book, "The Hero of Iwo Jima," and is the . 5 Adventure HOUSE OF WOMEN .163 . (85) May Drama. Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis, Ernest Ira Indian tragic story of Hamilton Hayes, the Pima Melodrama. pregnant girl is sentenced on a rob- Borgnine, Janet Leigh. Producer: Jerry Bresler. Di- A who participated in the Iwo Jima flag-raising and bery charge to a prison where women inmates are rector: Richard Fleischer. Kirk Douglas Production. became a national hero. Victimized by hero-worship, (Technirama) permitted to keep their babies until they are three. he turns to drink and dies a broken man. Tony Curtis, The warden falls in love with the girl, which trig- James Franciscus, Bruce Bennett, Gregory Walcott, gers a riot when he turns down a parole appeal for Universal Vivian Nathan. Producer: Sy Bartlett. Director: Del- fear of losing her. Shirley Knight, Andrew Duggan, bert Mann. Constance Ford, Barbara Nichols, Margaret Hayes, (November, 1961 through September, 1962) . Producer: Bryan Foy. Director: Walter ©PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, THE 6219. (84) Sept. '61 Doniger. ©BACK STREET. 6201 . .(107) Nov. Horror Melodrama. British-made. A remake for the Drama. The third remake of a classic American third time is this classic macabre tale, based on ©LAD: A DOG. .158 (98) June 2 novel first filmed in 1932, about a dress designer the composition by Gaston Leroux, about a mysterious, Drama. Film version of Albert Payson Terhune's novel who falls in love with a married man and is forced hideous, masked phantom who plays the pipe organ about a prize-winning collie who saves the life of a to live in the "back street" of his life of because in the city's sewers and terrorizes a plush London crippled girl and helps her learn to walk again. Peter his alcoholic wife's refusal to divorce him. Susan Opera House and its lead singer, whom he kidnaps. Breck, Peggy McCay, "Lad," Carroll O'Connor, An- Hayward, John Gavin, Vera Miles, Charles Drake, Herbert Lorn, , Thorley Walters, Michael gela Cartwright. Producer: Max J. Rosenberg. Di- Virginia Grey, Reginald Gardiner. Producer: Ross Gough. Producer: Anthony Hinds. Director: Terence rectors: Aram Avakian, Leslie H. Martinson. Vanguard Hunter. Director: David Miller. Ross Hunter-Car- Fisher. Hammer Film Production. Production. rollton Production. SERGEANT WAS A LADY, THE. .6202 (72) Nov. '61 COMAJORITY OF ONE, A .153 (148) Feb. 17 CAPE FEAR 6209 (106) May Comedy. A handsome young missile technician is Comedy Drama. From Leonard Spigelgass's Broad- Suspense Drama. From John D. MacDonald's novel, mistakenly assigned to a Pacific island missile base way stage success about a loveable, middle-aged, "The Executioners," and deals with a psychotic ex- manned by 125 healthy young WACs. He gets into American Jewish widow who meets a Japanese in- convict and his relentless campaign for revenge a series of merry mixups with the man-hungry fe- dustrialist and widower while en route to the Orient against the lawyer who had helped convict him on males, and falls for a pretty staff sergeant. Martin with her daughter and U.S. diplomat son-in-law. A rape a charge. Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum, Polly West, Venetia Stevenson, Bill Williams, Catherine Mc- hilarious romance develops as the two learn each Bergen, Lori Martin, Martin Balsam, Jack Kruschen, Leod. Producer-Director: Bernard Glasser. Twincraft other's ways. Rosalind Russell, Alec Guinness, Ray Telly Savalas. Producer: Sy Bartlett. Director: J. Lee Production. Danton, Madlyn Rhue, Mae Questel, Marc Marno. Thompson. Melville-Talbot Production. Producer-Director: Mervyn LeRoy, Mervyn LeRoy Pro- ©SIX BLACK HORSES 6214 . (80) June duction. DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE, THE Outdoor Drama. The last wish of a dying rustler is 6210 (91) May his drawn six black horses. Mar. 24 to have funeral coach by MALAGA. .161 . (96) Drama. British-made. Set against the authentic back- His revengeful widow later meets and hires two men, Drama. Filmed in Spain. Set against a Mediterranean of ground a newspaper office, the London Daily Ex- one of whom she knows is the man who killed her background, in which two jewel thieves and a des- press, the story deals with the effects of a mas- husband, to take her through dangerous Indian perate young girl struggle over the loot in an esca- sive thermonuclear explosion which dislodges the country. Audie Murphy, Dan Duryea, Joan O'Brien, pade in Malaga. , Dorothy Dandridge, earth from its axis and starts it spinning toward George Wallace, Roy Barcroft, Bob Steele. Producer: Edmund Purdom, Michael Hordern. Producer: Thomas the sun, leaving the world faced with the prospect Gordon Kay. Director: Harry Keller. Clyde. Director: Laslo Benedek. Cavalcade Film Pro- of being roasted alive. Janet Munro, Leo McKern, duction.

Edward Judd, Arthur Christiansen, Michael Goodliffe. ©SPARTACUS . . 6204 . .(184) Feb. Producer-Director: , in association with Pax Spectacle Drama. (CinemaScope version for general MASK, THE. .156. (83) Nov. 11, '61 Films. (Dyaliscope) release.) Story of a slave warrior who leads a gladiator Horror Drama. Canadian-made. An adventure in the rebellion against the imperial dictatorship of the supernatural, which centers around an ancient ritual DESERT PATROL 6206 (78) Mar. Roman empire in the last century before the birth mask unearthed by an archeologist that brings fan- War Drama. British-made. (Released in England in of Christ. Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier, Jean Sim- tasies to its wearers, and the tragedy befalling several 1958 as "Sea of Sand." Cut from the original 98 mons, Tony Curtis, Charles Laughton, Peter Ustinov, persons who come under its evil spell. Paul Stevens, minutes running time.) Tells the factual and dra- John Gavin. Producer: Edward Lewis. Director: Stan- Claudette Nevins, Bill Walker, Anne Collings, Martin matic story of on incident in the North African ley Kubrick. Bryna Production. (Released 1959-60 Lavut. Producer-Director: Julian Roffman. Taylor- campaign of World War II, in which a patrol of season as a roadshow special in Super Technirama Roffman Production and a Beaver-Champion Pres- 15 men set out on a dangerous trek to raid one of 70, and 1960-61 season in CinemaScope version also entation. (Depth-Dimensional (3-D) and Electro-Magic Rommel's petrol dumps, just before the start of the for roadshow engagements.) Sound) battle of Alamein. Richard Attenborough, John Greg- son, Michael Craig, Vincent Ball, Dermot Walsh. ©SPIRAL ROAD, THE 6218 (140) Aug. ©MERRILL'S MARAUDERS. .165 (98) July 7 Producers: Robert S. Baker, Monty Berman. Director: Adventure Drama. Filmed in the Dutch East Indies. War Dramo. Filmed in the Philippines. The true story Guy Green Tempean Films Production, and Rank From Jan de Hartog's novel about a dedicated young of the World War II exploits of Brig. Gen. Frank D. Organization Presentation. doctor, sent to Batavia for training in tropical Merrill and his Marauders, who fought behind Jap-

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anese lines in the Burma jungles in 1944. Jeff Chan- nani, Giulietta Masina, Cristina Gajoni, Miriam Bru, thinks back to the events of 1942. James Robertson dler, Ty Hardin, Peter Brown, Will Hutchins, Andrew Renato Salvatori. Producer: Giuseppe Amato. Director: Justice, Leslie Phillips, Stanley Baxter, Eric Sykes, Duggan, Claude Akins. Producer: Milton Sperling. Renato Castellani. Richard Wattis. Producers: Julian Wintle, Leslie Director: Samuel Fuller. United States Production. Parkyn. Director: Ken Annakin. Julian Wintle-Leslie

. . Lester A. Schoenfeld (Scope) ATLANTIC ADVENTURE (62). Parkyn Production. Documentary. Canadian-made. The documentary ^©MUSIC MAN, THE. .168. .(151) July 28 record of the crossing of the Atlantic Ocean on a CONCRETE JUNGLE, THE .. (86) .. Fanfare Films .. June Musical Comedy. (For special engagements only.) primitive raft by Henri Beaudot and his two hardy Melodrama. British-made. A view of criminal under- From Meredith Willson's Broadway stage hit, in which companions. After 88 days of exposure, privation and ground operations both inside and outside British a spellbinding con man brings new life to a small hunger, they reached England, becoming the first prisons. An ex-convict pulls a big racetrack robbery, Iowa town in 1912 when he arrives to sell band men in recorded history to span the North Atlantic then buries the loot when a rival gangleader tries to instruments, and stays to fall in love. The film has waters on a log raft. Narrator: Fred Maness. Inter cut himself in on the deal, and failing, hounds the 17 musical sequences, including the famous march TV Films. convict until the tragic finale. Stanley Baker, Sam number, "76 Trombones." Robert Preston, Shirley Wanamaker, Margit Saad, Gregoire Aslan. Producer: OF HEARTS (British-made) see Continental Jones, Buddy Hackett, Hermione Gingold, Paul Ford. BACHELOR — Jack Greenwood. Director: Joseph Losey. Producer-Director: Morton DaCosta. (Technirama) Distributing Atlantic Piets June CRY DOUBLE CROSS . (65) ©ROMAN SPRING OF MRS. STONE, THE BASHFUL ELEPHANT, THE (Austrian-made; English- Melodrama. (German-made; English-dubbed.) A cops '61 see Allied Artists 159.. (104) Dec. 30, dubbed)— and-robbers suspense yarn set in modern-day Berlin, Drama. Filmed in Italy. Based on Tennessee Williams' police commissioner, assigned to appre- BEATNIKS, THE. (73) Herts-Lion Int'l in which a only novel. A wealthy Broadway actress, following that one of them Crime Melodrama. A crooner who heads a tough gang hend a gang of safe-crackers, learns career live the death of her husband, gives up her to is the who had saved his life in the final days of "beatniks" is given a chance for a career break man in Rome, where she spends her time wantonly with Kruger, Martin Held, Mario by a TV talent scout. He breaks away from the of World War II. Hardy a succession of young gigolos in her search for love. Ingrid Van Bergen. Director: Al- gang, but becomes innocently involved in a murder Adorf, Horst Frank, Vivien Leigh, Warren Beatty, Lotte Lenya, Jill St. by one of the "kooky" members and has to clear fred Weidenmann. John, Coral Browne, Jeremey Spenser. Producer: Louis himself. Tony Travis, Karen Kadler, Peter Breck, de Rochemont. Director: Jose Quintero. Seven Arts DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE, THE (British-made)— Joyce Terry, Charles Delaney. Producer: Paul Frees. Presentation. see Universal Director: Ken Herts. ©ROME ADVENTURE .162. .(119) Apr. 21 DESERT PATROL (British-made)—see Universal BIG MONEY, THE . (89) Lopert Films Comedy Drama. Filmed in Italy. A young American British-made. small-time crook steals a Medallion Piets Nov. '61 librarian finds romance on a sightseeing tour of Italy Comedy. A ©DESERT WARRIOR. (87). suitcase full of money which turns out to be counter- Drama. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) A with a young architectural student who lives there. Adventure feit. Greedy for big stakes, he starts converting the prince escapes into the desert when They fall in love, but the young man's former girl handsome young real cash, it is his girl friend with his followers, he friend shows up and temporarily complicates matters. fake currency into and terrorists seize the throne, and Ian Car- his rightful king- Troy Donahue, Angie Dickinson, Suzanne Pleshette, who inadvertently leads police to him. eventually succeeds in gaining back Belinda Lee, Kathleen Harrison, Robert Help- a beautiful princess Rossano Brazzi, Constance Ford, Al Hirt. Producer- michael, dom, at the same time winning Coulouris. Executive Producer: Earl St. sheik is killed in Director: Delmer Daves. mann, George daughter of the throne-seizing who John. Director: John Paddy Carstairs. Rank Organiza- the palace revolt. Ricardo Montalban, Anna Maria

©SAMAR. .164 . .(89) May 12 tion Presentation. Ferrero, Carmen Sevilla, Gino Cervi. (CinemaScope) Action Drama. Filmed in the Philippines. A soldier of Medallion Piets. fortune leads the battle to win freedom for the op- ©BLACK TIGHTS (120) Magna Piets. ©DEVIL MADE A WOMAN, THE (87). pressed inmates of a Philippine island prison colony Ballet Musical. Filmed in Paris. Four approaches to Adventure Drama. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) in French-occupied under Spanish Colonial rule in the 19th century. love told through dance and music, each sequence A story of strife and bloodshed the George Montgomery, Gilbert Roland, Ziva Rodann, introduced and narrated by Maurice Chevalier: "The colonial territory, in which a rebel leader battles Joan O'Brien, Nico Minardos. Producer-Director: Diamond Cruncher"—starring Zizi Jeanmaire, Dirk occupying forces in his country and falls in love George Montgomery. Winchester-MAM Production. Sanders; "Cyrano de Bergerac"—Moira Shearer, Ro- with a fickle cafe singer whose emotions waver be- land Petit, George Reich; "A Merry Mourning"—Cyd tween her love for him and a French sergeant.

. . . ©SINGER NOT THE SONG, THE 152 . (98) Jan. 20 Charisse, Roland Petit, Hans Van Manen; "Carmen" Sarita Montiel, Georges Mistral, , Drama. British-made; filmed in Spain. A priest clashes —Zizi Jeanmaire, Roland Petit, Henning Kronstam. Amadeo Nazzari. with an atheist-bandit who rules the populace of a Producer: Joseph Kaufman. Director: Terence Young small Mexican town. Pretending to have reformed, (Technirama) DEVIL'S MESSENGER, THE. .(72). Herts-Lion Int'l. Sept. recruit after his power is broken, the bandit returns and Melodrama. Filmed in Sweden. The Devil, to kidnaps the daughter of a wealthy landowner whose BLOODY BROOD, THE (Canadian-made)—see Astor more sinners for hell, forces a girl suicide to become Hori- hopeless love for the priest brings the story its his messenger on the promise of "clemency." to BURN, WITCH, BURN (British-made) see American climax. Dirk Bogarde, Mylene Demongeot, John Mills, — fied at the results, she is forced to go on to finally International Laurence Naismith, John Bentley. Producer-Director: deliver the H-Bomb to the world. Lon Chaney, Karen Michael Hinn, John Craw- Roy Baker. Rank Organization Production. (Cinema- CALL ME GENIUS (British-made)—see Continental Kadler, Gunnel Brostrom, Herts. Director: Herbert L. Scope) Distributing ford. Producer: Kenneth Strock. ©SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS CAPTURE THAT CAPSULE! Atlantic Piets 154. (124) Oct. 14, '61 '61 ©DIARY OF A NUDIST . (75) (75) Riviera Prods . Oct. title of "Na- Drama. The story of youg love, a broken romance Adventure Drama. Traces the fantastic scheme of a Nudist Film. (Also being released under and two broken lives, is of an irate newspaper which brought about by the spy ring to recover on American secret data capsule ture Camp Diary.") Story boy's domineering contemporary America's but well-meaning father. The film from a satellite returning from orbit, and the work editor bent on exposing carries the couple's his introduction to the young story from the early 1920s of U.S. agents in rounding up the spies. Richard growing nudist camps, and into the guidance of a girl re- the depression years. Natalie Wood, Warren Miller, Dick O'Neil, Richard Jordahl, Pat Bradley. nudists' world through Beatty, convert to nudism. Pat Hingle, Audrey Christie, Barbara Loden, Producer-Director: Will Zens. (Released through states porter who, herself, had become a Zohra Lampert. Casserly, Dolores Carlos, Producer-Director: Elia Kazan. Elia rights distributors.) Davee Decker, Norman Kazan Production. (Re-released April 7, 1962.) Allan Blacker, Joan Bamford. Producer-Director: Doris

CARNIVAL OF SOULS. . (91 ).... Herts-Lion Int'l Sept. Wishman. ©SUSAN SLADE. .157. .(116) '61 Nov. 25, Melodrama. In a drag-race accident a car containing Drama. Deals with a crisis in life .(93) Governor Films. Apr. the of a young three girls plunges into the river and sinks. In the ©DOCTOR IN LOVE. girl who is romantically involved with three Another in the "Doctor" se- men, dimension between life and death, one of the dying Comedy. British-made. and her unfortunate first real affair. around a young doctor, his love Troy Dona- girls drags herself from the river to safety on earth ries, this one centering hue, Connie Stevens, Dorothy hospital and at a McGuire, Lloyd Nolan, for a time, until her soul returns to the dead. Can- romances and life in a London Brian Aherne, Grant Williams. in full charge and Producer-Director: dace Hilligoss, Frances Feist, Tom McGinnis, Sidney country clinic where he winds up Delmer Daves. Vir- Berger. Producer-Director: Herk Harvey. Harcourt in love with a femme colleague. Michael Craig, Carole Lesley, Production. ginia Maskell, James Robertson Justice, ©WORLD BY NIGHT. .151 . '61 .(80) Sept. 2, Leslie Phillips. Producer: Betty Box. Director: Ralph Travelog. An international screen tour of after-dark CARRY ON, TEACHER. .(86) Governor Films Thomas. Rank Organization Presentation. entertainment spots, covering cities of Europe and the Comedy Farce. British-made. Two examiners are sent U.S.A. Some of the places, acts performers (Russian-made; English-dubbed) see and in- bv the school board to look into the headmaster's ap- DON QUIXOTE — clude: California's Marineland with antics of whales plication for a transfer. Their arrival sets off a series Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and porpoises; a performance by the Nitwits in the of hilarious misadventures involving both students '61 manner of Spike Jones' DOUBLE BUNK . .(92) Showcorporation . . Nov. musicians; Japan's famed and teachers. Kenneth Connor, Charles Hawtrey, Geisha houses, and a lavish Comedy Farce. British-made. A pair of newlyweds, show at the Paris Lido. Hattie Jacques, Ted Ray, Kenneth Williams, Leslie Las Vegas Rhythmettes, The Nitwits, Tiller forced to find living quarters on a run-down house- The Girls, Phillips, Joan Sims, Rosalind Knight. Producer: Peter Alfredo Alaria's Ballet, others. boat on the Thames, runs into hilarious mishaps with Executive Producers: Rogers. Director: Gerald Thomas. Anglo Amalgamated Francesco Mazzei, Gianni Proia. rotting gangplanks, rusty machinery, a faulty com- Director: Luigi Vanzi. Production. Julia Film Production. (Technirama) pass which misdirects the boat through a fog across CASH ON DEMAND (British-made)—see Columbia the channel into France, plus an assortment of (REISSUES) characters who wander into their lives. Ian Car- Fraser, ©CENTURION, THE . (77) Producers Int'l michael, Janette Scott, Sidney James, Liz ©FANNY. 916 . (133) Apr. 7 Spectacle Drama. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) Dennis Price. Producer: George H. Brown. Director: Drama With Comedy. Leslie Caron, Maurice Chevalier, Filmed in Greece. Set in Greece the year 146 A.D. in C. M. Pennington-Richards. Charles Boyer, Horst Buchholz. Producer-Director: the town of Corinth, this recounts the valiant efforts

Parade Rel. Org . July Joshua Logan. Mansfield Production. (A re-release of by Greek legions who seek freedom from Roman ©EAST OF KILIMANJARO. (75). the 1960-61 film.) domination, the ensuing defeat by the Romans and Adventure Drama. Filmed in British East Africa. A reporter on assignment in Kilimanjaro and a the sacking of the town. Against this backdrop is roving doctor vie for the love of the same Miscellaneous woven a story of love, jealousy and intrigue. John medical research Drew Barrymore, , Gianna Maria Ca- woman during a strange mission in which Western carrier (English-Language Films) nale, Genevieve Grad. Director: Mario Costa. William scientists attempt to pinpoint the deadly Hunter Presentation. (Colorscope) of a devastating cattle virus. Marshall Thompson, ANATOMIST, THE. (73) Gordon Films. Oct. '61 Gaby Andre, Fausto Tozzi. Producer: Carl Dudley. Melodrama. British-made. Deals with actual events CHOPPERS, THE . (67) Fairway-lnt'l Feb. Director: Arnold Belgard. Dudley International Pro- in Edinburgh in 1 828, in which a famous professor Melodrama. A typical American teenage youth of duction and a Riley Jackson-Robert Patrick Presenta- of anatomy, forced to buy bodies for his research today, whose typical American family gives him tion. (Vistarama) from two Irish ruffians, is not aware that they are everything he wants, suddenly turns to stealing hub- committing murder to obtain the corpses. An angry caps, then car accessories. The film follows his path ©EEGAH..(90) Fairway-lnt'l. May mob of townspeople gather when the body-snatchers to inevitable tragedy as he organizes four pals into Comedy Fantasy. Set in a California resort, which is are exposed, all thrown into a sudden panic with the appearance of a but ends happily when the truth a car-stripping combine. Arch Hall jr., Marianne comes out. Alastair Sim, George Cole, Adrienne Corri, Gaba, Robert Padget, Tom Brown. Producer: Arch prehistoric monster who searches for his lost love, a Jill Bennett. Producer: Vincent Johnston. Director: Hall. Director: Leigh Jason. beautiful teenage girl who earlier had been rescued Leonard William. (Released through states rights dis- from the monster's mountain cave. Arch Hall jr., tributors.) COLOSSUS OF RHODES. THE (Italian-made; English- Marilyn Manning, Richard Kiel, William Watters. Pro- dubbed)—see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ducer-Director: Nicholas Merriwether. AND THE WILD, WILD WOMEN (85) Trans-Lux Melodrama. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) Released COMING-OUT PARTY, A ©EROTICA. . (68) Pad-Rom Enterprises. Mar. in Italy in 1959 as "Hell in the City." Set in an (98) Union Film Distrs. Aug. Novelty. Six vignettes emphasizing the female form Italian women's prison, where innocent girls are Comedy. British-made. (Released in England as "Very are presented: (1) "Naked Innocence": A city girl thrown in with prostitutes, murderesses and thieves, Important Person.") Story of the daring escape of a goes to the country to relax and swim unclothed in the group dominated by a hard-boiled overbearing top British scientist from a German prisoner-of-war the cool stream; (2) "Beauties, Bubbles and H20": woman of vice. Depicts the lives of two women in camp in World War II. Told in flashback as a "This A humorous satire on various ways of taking a bath; particular who come under her influence. Anna Mag- Is Your Life" TV show begins and the honored guest (3) "The Bear and the Bare": A bear-skin clad girl

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in sharp contrast with various bear-types; (4) "Nudists and a warrior queen plays both a rousing battle Sinbad goes on a magic voyage in search of hoppi- on the High Seas": Three girl sunbathers on a sail- leader and the romantic interest of the leader of the ness for his people. After many adventures in many boat off the California coast; (5) "The Nymphs": opposition. Jacques Sernas, Chelo Alonso, Folco Lull). strange lands and on the high seas, he returns to Two beauties serve as models for bath-tub bathing Producer: Jacques Isken. Director: Roberto Paluzzi. tell his people that happiness can be found at home, in contrast to the stand-up shower; (6) "The Bikini William Hunter Presentation. (Colorscope) that it comes from within. Edward Stolar, Ann Larion, Busters": Legends and lore of the bathing suit. Maurice Troyan, Norman Malish, others. Director: ©I PEARL Producers: Pete De Cenze, Russ Meyer. BOMBED HARBOR Alfred Posco. Moss Film Production. (VistaScope) (100) Parade Rel. Org...Nov. '61

Fairway-lnt'l . May FALLGUY. .(63) War Drama. (Japanese-made; English-dubbed.) Be- MAKE MINE A DOUBLE . (86) Ellis Films Feb. Melodrama. An innocent youth who witnesses the ginning with Dec. 1, 1941, just prior to the Pearl Comedy. British-made. Set in World War II, this shooting of a local rackets boss, is the victim of a Harbor sneak attack that threw America into World deals with the hilarious misadventures of a bungling ruthless vice syndicate, which has police and news- War II, the story is told from the Japanese angle, washhouse orderly who is assigned to a top-secret paper strangle-holds on the area and the cooperation and carries on through the battle of Midway, when mission in North Africa and, due to a mixup in or- of a prominent physician, and which seeks to make the enemy received devastating blows from U.S. forces. ders, is sent to France instead. , Cecil the youth the fall guy for the murder. Ed Dugan, Yosuke Natsuki, Toshiro Mifune, Misa Uehara, Koji Parker, William Hartnell, Leslie Phillips, John Welsh, George Andre, Lou Gartner, Don Alderette, Wes Tsuruta. Director: Shue Matsubayashi. Toho Produc- Liz Fraser. Producer: David Henley. Director: Darcy Carlson. Producer-Director: Don Harling. Harling Pro- tion. (Widescope) Conyers. ductions Presentation. I Releasing LIKE MONEY (British-made)—see 20th Century-Fox ©MAKE WAY FOR LILA . (90) Parade FLAME IN THE STREETS (93). . Atlantic Piets Sept. Outdoor Drama. (German-Swedish made; English- I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE (100) Audubon Films play, "Hot Sum- Drama. British-made. Based on the Melodrama. (French-made; English-dubbed.) A part- dubbed.) A Scandinavian girl, brought up by Lap- mer Night," Ted Willis. A girl who wants to parentage until she by white Negro who passes for all-white in a sleepy landers, is unaware of her true marry a Jamaican meets with strong parental opposi- Laplander, southern town, sets off an explosive situation, which has to choose between two suitors—one a tion. The father, had been fighting for equal Erika Remberg, who ends in tragedy for all concerned, when he falls in the other a Norwegian merchant. rights for Negroes in the furniture factory of which Hansen, Birger Malmsten, Edvin Adolphson. love with a wealthy, white girl and is exposed by the Joachim he is foreman, is torn between his own ideals and the Production girl's fiance. Christian Marquand, Antonella Lualdi, Director: Rolf Husberg. Rhombus-Sandrew happiness of his daughter. John Mills, Sylvia Syms, Riley Jackson-Robert Paul Guers, Jean Sorel, Renate Ewert. Director: for UFA-Filmverlieh, and a Sekka, Earl Cameron. Brenda de Banzie, Johnny Michael Gast. Patrick Presentation. Producer-Director: Ray Baker. Rank Organization Pro- duction. (CinemaScope) (Manhattan Films Int'l re- ©IMMORAL WEST, THE (61). Films Pacifica June MANSTER, THE—HALF MAN-HALF — Lopert Piets. leasing this in 13 western states.) Nudist Novelty. A tongue-in-cheek account of what MONSTER . (72) Horror Melodrama. reporter, while interviewing a life was like in the old West in a community which A ©FLIGHT OF THE LOST BALLOON (91). .Woolner Bros. scientist-doctor, is given a shot of the mad medico's now is a ghost town, and is narrated by an old Adventure Drama. balloon flight expedition is hairy monster A prospector who visually describes the sinful goings-on. new serum, which turns him into a organized to search for a missing explorer who, it to commit several murders. Ulti- Nearly nude women bathe in a watering trough on and causes him has fallen victim to the tortures of a conniv- split personality becomes two seems, the main street near a saloon and rope any man who mately, the monster's ing Hindu despot after running onto a fabulous one the other a beast. walks past a certain porch. A stranger in town ob- separate creatures, a man, hidden treasure. After countless adventures, the ex- Hylton, Satoshi Nakamura, Terri serves the sinful ways and cleans up the place. Sammy Peter Dyneley, Jane plorer is exposed as a villain. Marshall Thompson, P. Breakston. Directors: Gilbert, Teri Taylor, Frank Bolger and the Topanga Zimmern. Producer: George Mala Powers, James Lanphier, Douglas Kennedy. G. Crane. (Combo Gulch Players. Producers: Russ Meyer, Pete De Cenze. George P. Breakston, Kenneth Producer: Woolner. Director: Nathan Juran. Faustus.") Bernard (Released through states rights distributors.) with "The Horror Chamber of Dr. Woolner Bros. Production. (SpectraScope) Distributing IMPERSONATOR, THE (British-made)—see Continental MARK, THE (British-made)—see Continental FOLLOW THAT HORSE .. (80) ... Seven Arts Dec. '61 Distributing LITTLE (British-made) see United Comedy. British-made. A happy-go-lucky civil servant, MARY HAD A — assigned as escort to a famed visiting scientist, in- INFORMATION RECEIVED (British-made)—see Artists spies and Universal advertently becomes involved with atomic MASK, THE (Canadian-made)—see Warner Bros. a racehorse who it is thought has eaten some highly INVASION OF THE ANIMAL PEOPLE secret documents dropped by one of the spies, result- MATTER OF WHO, A (90) Herts-Lion Int'l (55) A.D.P. Prods. David British-made. Story concerns G ing in a wild chase by both sides for the horse. Science-Fiction Melodrama. A young woman sees a Comedy Melodrama. Cecil Parker, Wattis, Mary Peach, search for carriers of a smallpox germ by on Tomlinson, Richard mysterious object in the sky, and later, while on an Dora Bryan, Huntley. Producer: Thomas official of (World Health Organization). A Raymond expedition in Switzerland with her geologist uncle, is WHO proves to be the carrier, and also Clyde. Director: Alan Bromly. captured by a huge creature who takes her to his missing document leads to the expose of a big oil swindle. Terry- space ship. Hundreds of natives start a snow avalanche FOREVER MY LOVE (Austrian-made; English-dubbed) Sonja Ziemann, Alex Nicol, Guy Deghy. to rescue her. John Carradine, Barbara Wilson, Robert Thomas, see Paramount Producers: Walter Shenson, Milton Holmes. Director: Burton. Directors: Virgil Vogel, Jerry Warren. FRIGHTENED CITY, THE (British-made)—see Allied Don Chaffey. Metro- Artists INVASION QUARTET (British-made)—see Goldwyn-Mayer ©MERMAIDS OF TIBURON, THE Filmgroup .. June GINA (French-made; English-dubbed)—see Astor (77) JET STORM (88) United Producers Rel. Org. Underwater Drama. The adventures of a biologist in ©G'RLS AT SEA .(81) Seven Arts.. Feb. Suspense Drama. British-made. A vicious, demented search of strange mammals who finds instead a beau- Comedy. British-made. The inevitable misinterpreta- man aboard a London-to-New York jet, is bent on tiful mermaid, with whom he falls in love, a cave of tions that occur as a result of a roguish ship's officer revenge against the man who ostensibly figured in a rare fire pearls, plus trouble with a villainous ad- who attempts to woo every pretty girl in port, while hit-and-run accident fatally involving his only daugh- venturer after the pearls. Diane Webber, George his painfully shy captain cannot bring himself to any ter. The encounter touches upon the lives of the Rowe, Timothy Carey, Jose Gonzales-Gonzales. Pro- romantic attachments. But things start perking in plane passengers and the pilot. Richard Attenborough, ducer-Director: John Lamb. (Aquascope) hilarious fashion following an engagement party on Baker, Mai Zetterling, Hermione Baddeley, Ber- Stanley NIGHT'S DREAM, A the ship. Guy Rolfe, Ronald Shine, Alan White, nard Braden, Diane Cilento, Marty Wilde, David ©MIDSUMMER Showcorporation Dec. '61 Michael Hordern, Anne Kimbell, Nadine Tallier. Pro- Kossoff. Producer: Steven Pallos. Director: C. Raker (74) Puppet Feature. Filmed abroad. From ducers: Vaughan N. Dean, Gilbert Gunn. Director: Endfield. Animated tale of young lovers, elves, fairy Gilbert Gunn. Shakespeare's classic JUNGLE FIGHTERS (Formerly "The Long and the Short kings and queens, and the mixup that results from GUNS OF THE BLACK WITCH (Italian-made; English- and the Tall")—(British-made)—see Continental Dis- Puck the elf's bungling. The latter tries to right some dubbed)—see American International tributing of his mistakes, and eventually the lovers are haooily paired. Voices of: Richard Burton, Barbara OF (British-made) see Warner Bros. Brenner Associates GUNS DARKNESS — KARATE. (80) Joseph Jefford, Old Vic Company Players. Producer: Jri Adventure Drama. (Japanese-made; English dialog.) GUNS OF NAVARONE, THE (British-made)—see Colum- Trnka. Director: Howard Sackler. (CinemaScope) An American in Tokyo becomes involved in a mystery bia surrounding the brutal slaying of a blind man by an MIGHTY URSUS (Italo-Sponish made; English-dubbed) HEAD, THE. (95) Trans-Lux unidentified exponent of the Japanese art of karate. —see United Artists Horror Melodrama. English-dubbed.) A mysterious coin seems to hold the key to the (German-made; MOST WANTED MAN, THE (Franco-ltalian made; Story of a mad surgeon who uses human bodies for murder, and several karate battles unfold before the Frank Blaine, English-dubbed)—see Astor his experiments in keeping severed parts alive. When case is broken. Joel Holt, Reiko Okada, Hirakawa. Producer-Director: Joel he attaches the head of a beautiful, crippled girl to Akira Shiga, Joe MOTHRA (Japanese-made; English-dubbed)—see the body of a young dancer, the latter's former boy Holt. Columbia friend becomes suspicious and alerts police. Horst KITCHEN, THE (74) Kingsley Int'l Nov. '61 Frank, Michel Simon, Paul Dahlke, Karin Kernke, MURDER SHE SAID (British-made)—see Metro- Drama. British-made. Based on a London stage hit, Helmut Schmid. Producer: Wolfgang Hartwig. Director: Goldwyn-Mayer the entire action is confined to a behind-the-scenes Victor Trivas. Rapid Film-Prisma-Wolfgang Hartwig dramatization of a day in and around the ovens, ©NAKED TERROR Production. '61 steam tables and serving boards in the kitchen of a (74) Joseph Brenner Associates . . Nov. HELLIONS, THE (British-made)—see Columbia busy restaurant where a group of assorted Irish, Documentary. Filmed in Africa, with English narra- German, Greek and Jewish-speaking workers toil, tion. Authentic shots of Zulu witchcraft, some sel- ©HOLIDAY IN SPAIN (Formerly "Scent of sweat and quarrel. Carl Mohner, Mary Yeomans, dom seen by outsiders or photographed. Shows Zulu Mystery") .. (124) NT Assets Corp. Brian Phelan, Eric Pohlmann. Director: James Hill virgins being initiated into the tribe, highlighted Comedy Mystery. Filmed in Spain. The adventures of A.C.T. Films Production. by the dance of the deadly pythons; the "Red Ball an Englishman visiting in Spain, who tries to track of Death," which is murder by witchcraft, and the OF THE BLACK ORDER (see "Krzyacy" under down an American tourist girl he believes is in KNIGHTS scalding water truth test given natives suspected Foreign Language) danger, the only clue to her identity being a "Scent of lying. of Mystery" perfume. While chasing the girl, the ©LAST OF THE VIKINGS, THE plotters are chasing him with a shotgun. Denholm NATURE CAMP DIARY (see "Diary of a Nudist" this (102) Medallion Piets. . May Elliott, Lukas, classification) Elizobeth Taylor, Peter Lorre, Poul Adventure Spectacle. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) Beverly Bentley, Mary Laura Wood. Producer: Michael The son of a Viking chief is bent on revenge against NEARLY A NASTY ACCIDENT (British-mode) see Todd jr. Director: Jack Cardiff. Michael Todd jr. a treacherous usurper who killed his father and pro- 1959-60 Universal Production. ( process.) —(Released claimed himself king of Norway. After his brother season by Michael Todd jr. under original title of NEVER LET GO (British-made)—see Continental is killed, also, the vengeful Viking rallies his sol- "Scent of Mystery," in Smell-O-Vision, Todd process.) diers and wages a successful battle against the Distributing HORROR CHAMBER OF DR. FAUSTUS, THE usurper. Cameron Mitchell, Edmund Purdom, Isabelle NEVER TAKE CANDY FROM A STRANGER (British- Remy. Director: Giacomo Gentilomo. (95) Lopcrt Piets. Corey, Helene made)—see Astor Shock Drama. (French-made; English-dubbed.) A Tiberious Film Production; Samuel Schneider Pres- prominent surgeon, whose daughter lives in a state entation. (Dyaliscope) NIGHT CREATURES (British-made)—see Universal of half-madness following an accident in which her LOSS OF INNOCENCE (British-made)—see Columbia NINTH BULLET, THE (90). Audubon Films Oct. '61 beautiful face was horribly mutilated, becomes a Drama. (Brazilian-made; English-dubbed.) Int'l Adventure mad murderer who lures beautiful girls to their LUST TO KILL . (75) Herts-Lion A pretty school teacher is kidnapped by an outlaw death in a skin-graft experiment. Pierre Brasseur, Western. Story of a woman who was the mistress of gang during a savage raid on a small village in , Alida Valli. Producer: Jules Borkon. a revenge-crazed outlaw, and of the only man who northeastern Brazil, in which they loot, burn and Director: Georges Franju. William Shelton Presentation. could bring him to justice. Jim Davis, Don Megowan, murder. The girl attracts a handsome bandit mem- (Combo with "The Monster— Half Man-Half Mon- Gerald Milton, Allison Haves. Producers: A. R. Milton, ber and he helps her to escape, but at the end is ster.") Patrick Betz. Director: Oliver Drake. captured as a traitor by his own gang and sentenced ©HUNS, THE (85) Producers Int'l ©MAGIC VOYAGE OF SINBAD, THE in accord with their laws. Alberto Ruschel, Marisa Spectacle Drama. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) Two (72) Filmgroup Mar. Prada, Milton Ribeiro, Vanja Orico. Director: Lima medieval warring Tartar tribes battle for supremacy, Fantasy Spectacle. (European-made; English-dubbed.) Barreto. Vera Cruz Production.

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NO LOVE FOR JOHNNIE (British-made)—see Embassy Cabot, Isa Miranda, Andrea Checchi. Director: Ro- off on a test flight, unaware that his grandson is molo Marcellini. (CinemaScope) a stowaway. When discovered, he and the boy to- NO PLACE LIKE HOMICIDE (British-made)—see gether journey through the sky, see the French '61 Embassy Ellis Films . Sept. RUFFIANS, THE . (86) countryside and other sights, and share many won- Suspense Drama. (French-made; English-dubbed.) Set ON ANY STREET (Italian-made; English-dubbed)— see derful adventures. Pascal Lamorisse, Andre Gille, in Rome, a girl of good family has an affair with for his "La Notte Bravo" in Foreign Language classification Maurice Baquet. Narrotor: Jack Lemmon, is found an ambitious newspaperman, and next day Jalem Productions. Director: Albert Lamorisse. Film- testify at ONLY TWO CAN PLAY (British-made)—-see Columbia dead at the bottom of a cliff. Forced to sonor and Films Montsouris Production, and a Jalem exonerated evi- the inquest, the newsman is when Presentation. (Helivision) PAGAN ISLAND . (60) Cinema Syndicate dence is uncovered which reveals the girl's true Adventure Drama. A young sailor who is rescued by character. Marina Vlady, Robert Hossein, Philippe SWORD OF THE CONQUEROR (Italian-made; largely Eng- a South Seas schooner relates his strange tale of ad- Clay, Scilla Gabel, Alexandre Gauge, Arnoldo Foa. lish-dubbed)—See United Artists venture and tragedy after being shipwrecked on an Director: Maurice Labro. see island paradise inhabited only by females. He falls in TARTARS, THE (Italian-made; English-dubbed)

Films . . Mar. love with a beautiful girl about to be sacrificed to SATAN IN HIGH HEELS . (93) .... Cosmic Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer mythical Exploitation Film. Deals with hustlers, jailbirds and a sea god, and saves her, only to have the TASTE OF HONEY, A (British-mode) see Continental romance to tragic other unsavory characters, the main story centering ccme a end. Edward Dew, Nani Distributing Maka. Producer-Director: Barry Mahon. around a cheap, overly-ambitious stripteaser who tramples over various men to win fame. In the end, TELL-TALE HEART, THE PAYROLL (British-made)—see Allied Artists out her duplicity is revealed and all the men walk (78) Brigadier Film Associates. Sept. of her life. Meg Myles, Sabrina, Bob Yuro, Mike PEEPING TOM (British-made)—see Astor Horror Melodrama. British-made. Based on an Edgar Keene, Grayson Hall. Producer: Leonard Burton. Di- Allan Poe story about a dope-addicted recluse who PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, THE (British-made)—see rector: Jerald Intrator. kills his pretty neighbor's boy friend in a jealous fit Universal and buries the body under the floor in his study. SCARFACE MOB, THE . . (1 05) . . Cari Releasing . . July 26 Haunted by the relentless beating of the dead man's ©PIRATE OF THE BLACKHAWK, THE Melodrama. From the book by Eliot Ness, dealing with heart, he goes mad. Laurence Payne, Adrienne Corri, (75) Filmgroup. Dec. '61 the smashing of Al Capone's underworld empire in Dermot Walsh, John Scott. Producers: Edward and Adventure Spectacle. (Franco-ltalian co-production; the '30s by government agents, and Capone's even- Harry Danziger. Director: Ernest Morris. Danziger English-dubbed.) Story of the savage usurper Manfred tual imprisonment for income tax evasion. (Or- Bros. Production. and his Saracen pirates who attack and gain control iginally a video show from which "The Untouch- ables" evolved.) Robert Stack, Keenan Wynn, Ne- of the Duchy . of Monteforte, . and Richard, the heroic TEMPTATION . . (94) Cameo Int'l Mar. patriot, who leads the enslaved villagers in their ville Brand, Barbara Nichols, Pat Crowley, Bill Wil- Melodrama. (French-made; English-dubbed.) Three struggle for freedom. Mijanou Bardot, Gerard Landry, liams. Producer: Quinn Martin. Director: Phil Karlson. women and a lone male (a French war correspondent) Andrea Aureli, Ettore Manni. Producers: Giorgio and uninhabited volcanic island SCREAM OF FEAR (British-made)—see Columbia are shipwrecked on an Carlo Pescino. Director: Sergio Grieco. (SuperCinescope) in the Indian Ocean. One of the women is revealed ©SHAME OF THE SABINE WOMEN, THE as a psychopath and her emotions set off an ex- ©PI.AYGIRL AFTER DARK (92). Topaz Films. July (80) United Producers Rel. Org. plosive climax. Rossana Podesta, Dawn Addams, Comedy Drama. British-made. Released in England Adventure Drama. (Spanish-made; English dubbed.) Magali Noel, Christian Marquand. Producer-Director: as "Too Hot to Handle." A cabaret star in night (63) a Romulus kills his twin brother, Remus, and becomes Edmond T. Greville. William Shelton Presentation. club in London's Soho district, falls for the owner. leader of the new city of Rome. Lacking women in She becomes involved with the cut-throat OF BLOODHUNTERS (60). A.D.P. Prods. competition the city, the Romans capture neighboring Sabine TERROR THE of a rival club king who tries eminent French artist is to take over her boy maidens, forcibly taking them as brides, thus in- Shock Melodrama. An friend's club. Jayne Mansfield, Devil's Island, where, through the Leo Genn, Karl Boehm, curring their hatred. When the Sabine men arrive "railroaded" to Danik Patisson, Christopher Lee, Kai Fischer. seeking revenge, the women by this time have machinations of the Commandant's daughter, he and Producer: Phil C. Samuel. girl are start perilous flight Director: Terence Young. learned to love their captors. Lex Johnson, William a pal and the able to a which takes them through the Amazon ©PLAYGIRLS Wolf, Teresa Doude, Lorena Doude. Producer-Di- to freedom, AND THE BELLBOY, THE jungles and the land of the head-shrinking Jivaro (94) rector: Albert Gout. United Producers Rel. Org. Indians. Robert Clarke, Steve Conte. Novelty Comedy. Stars June Wilkinson, Playboy ©SHANGRI-LA Magazine's favorite model. The story concerns a bell- Joseph Brenner Associates. Sept. '61 THEN THERE WERE THREE boy who wants to become '61 a hotel detective, and dis- Nudist Film. An emaciated zoo-keeper is telling his (82) Parode Rel. Org.. Nov. guises himself to spy on a bevy of beautiful lingerie pal about his vacation adventures, during which time War Drama. Filmed in Italy. In which a Nazi spy models, staying at the hotel, to prove his theory that he spent following two girls, eventually winding up tries to kill off a notorious Italian partisan during the girls aren't what they're supposed to be nor are in a nudist camp called Shangri-La. No cast or pro- the grim days of World War II. He joins a small, the male lingerie (64) buyers. After the girls check out, duction credits available. detached party of American GIs seeking to rejoin he finds he still has a lot to learn about women. Allied troops in Italy, keeping his identity well-con- June Wilkinson, Don Kenney, Karen Dor, Willy ©SHE DIDN'T SAY NO! cealed. Alex Nicol, Frank Latimore. Barrv Cahill, Fritsch. Producer: W. Hartung. Director: Fritz Um- (96) Seven Arts Associated. May Sid Clute, Fred Clark. Producer-Director: Alex Nicol. gelter. Comedy Satire. British-made. Based on Una Troy's Alexander Film Production. novel, "We Are Seven," about an unwed mother PRISONER OF THE IRON MASK (Italian-made; English- of six children, all living together in a tiny Irish THERE WAS A CROOKED MAN dubbed) —see American International village. The various fathers of the children call a (106) Lopert Piets. .June council to have the children removed from their Comedy Satire. British-made. An unemployed ex- ©PURPLE NOON.. (115) Times Film Nov. '61 mother by a magistrate, but they lose when she is Army demolitions expert takes on an assignment— Mystery Drama. (French-made; English-dubbed ver- proved to be a good mother. Eileen Herlie, Niall Mac- on the wrong side of the law—and gets five years sion.) Based on an English novel, "The Amazing Ginnis, Perlita Neilson, Wilfrid Downing. Producer: for pulling a bank vault heist. When he gets out, Mr. Riplev," by Patricia Highsmith; French title was Sergei Nolbandov. Director: Cyril Frankel. he pulls more crooked shenanigans, wrecking a town in "Plein Soleil." Set at a gay Italian resort, where a the process, and goes back to prison. Norman Wis- penniless opportunist plots the cold-blooded murder SHOOTOUT AT BIG SAG dom, Alfred Monks, Susannah York, Andrew Cruick- of his wealthy, American playboy friend, then assumes Parallel Films Distrs.June shank, Jean Clarke, Timothy Bateson. Producer: John his identify. Forced to commit a second murder Western. to The quiet of a western countryside, ruled by Bryan. Director: Stuart Burge. Knightsbridge Pro- cover the first up crime, an unexpected turn of events a preacher and his three shiftless sons, is punctured brings duction. the story to its dramatic climax. Alain Delon by a bit of gunplay following the arrival of a Texas Maurice Ronet, Marie Laforet, Erno Crisa, Frank trail-driver and his son. In time romance blossoms TOO YOUNG, TOO IMMORAL Latimore. Producers: Robert and Raymond Hakim. between the preacher's daughter and the trail-driv- (88) Rialto Int'l. .Sept. Director: Rene Clement. Robert and Raymond Hakim er's son. Walter Brennan, Luana Patten, Chris Rob- Melodrama. A man sets out to investigate his young Production. (Also available in French-language version inson, Constance Ford, Leif Erickson, Les Tremayne. brother's death in Times Square, learns he was a with English titles.) Producers: Walter Brennan jr.. Serai B. Isaac. Di- drug "pusher" and joins the gang to get the top rector: Roger Kay. and expose the vicious racket. Raymond Phelan, QUEEN OF THE PIRATES (Italian-made; man English-dubbed) Donald Ratka, John Francis, Susan Ashley, Taylor —see Columbia SIEGE OF HELL STREET, THE Mead. Producer-Director: Raymond Phelan. (93) United Producers Rel. Org. RED CLOAK, THE . .(95) Sefo Int'l Oct. '61 Crime Drama. (British-made; released in England as ©TOUCHABLES, THE (63) Phaeton Int'l. Mar. Adventure Drama. Italian-made. Set in the ancient the "Siege of Sidney Street.") Based on an actual Comedy Farce. Set in 1932, an honest accountant aty of Pisa in 1500, which is ruled by a crooked gun battle, one of the most vicious in British crime whose first clients are gangsters who want him to officiol and his murderous police aides. A mysterious history, which took place some 50 years ago. A cheat on their income tax report, flees and acci- masked figure opposes the crooks who eventually ore revolutionary circle brings crime and bloodshed to dentally gets into an exclusive women's health ana brought to justice and their leader killed in a London, while raising money for its anarchist cause. rejuvenation resort. While he frantically attempts to duel-to-the-death battle atop the leaning tower of Donald Sinden, Nicole Berger, Peter Wyngarde, get out, the pursuing gangsters attempt to get in. Pisa. Patricia Medina, Bruce Cabot, Fausto Tozzi Kieron Moore. Producers-Directors: Robert S. Baker, Claire Brennan, Billy Holms, John Dennis, Brad Producer: Elios Vercelloni. Director: G. M. Scotese Monty Berman. (Dyaliscope) Logan, Maureen Bryce, Doris Gohlke, Elaine Jones. (Released through states rights distributors.) Producer: Jay Sheridan. Directors: Monte Mann, Jcy SIEGE OF SYRACUSE (Italian-made; English-dubbed) RIEF RAFF GIRLS Sheridan. (French-made; English-dubbed)—see see Paramount Rififi for Girls" under Continental Distributing TRAUMA.. (92) Parade Rel. Org. July SINGER NOT THE SONG, THE (British-made)—see RING OF TERROR (71) Suspense Shocker. The sinister guardian of a young Ploystar Prods. Warner Bros. Horror Melodrama. A true story of campus fraternity girl who is left sole heiress to her aunt's estate, mar- 21 family fortune hazing, in which an outwardly fearless pre-medical ©SOME LIKE IT COOL (61) Janus Films. Feb. ries her knowing that at the vast that she knows he mur- student gets the gruesome assignment of removing Nudist Film. British-made. Basic plot centers around will revert to her. And, too, a ring from her aunt but the shock has temporarily erased a dissected corpse in a remote cemetery a sunbathing girl who is persuaded to join a nudist dered witnessed, from her memory. mausoleum. He completes the assignment but dies camp, against the wishes of her parents and fiance. the events, which she from Bari, Lorrie Richards, David Gar- shock. George Mather, Esther Furst, Austin Green. However, she converts her fiance to naturism after John Conte, Lynn Producer: Kemmerling. Producer: Joseph Cranston. Alfeo Bocchicchio. Director: Clark Paylow. they are married and a visit by her parents to the ner, Warren Young. Artists XVI Pro- camp proves their fears are unfounded. Thalia Vick- Director: Robert Malcolm RISK, THE .(81) Kingsley Int'l. Oct. '61 ers, Julie Wilson, Mark Roland, Douglas Muir. Pro- duction. Drama. British-made. Based on the novel, "A Sort of ducer: Adrienne Fancey. Director: Michael Winner. Traitors." A group of dedicated scientists works ©TROJAN HORSE, THE secretly Colorama Features. July on a virulent germ for stamping out bu- ©SON OF SAMSON (90) Medallion Piets. (105) English-dubbed.) Re-enacts the bonic plague because the British government fears Historical Spectacle. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) Drama. (Italian-made; the familiar legend of how the Greeks rescued their risk entailed if a hostile power were to use the Filmed in Italy and North Africa. Based on the ad- discovery queen, entering the walled city of Troy bv for germ warfare. The scientists come un- ventures of Maciste, the giant, and his legendary abducted der concealing soldiers in a huge wooden horse which suspicion when a bitter, crippled war veteran feats of strength and daring in battling the Persian sets spies they sneak through the gates. The ruse brings vic- on their frail. Tony Britton, Virginio invaders who devastated North Africa, in destroying tory to the Greek army and an end to the Trojan Maskell, Peter Cushing, Ian Bannen, Donald a treacherous queen and in placing the rightful king War. , . Hedv Pleasence. Producers-Directors: Roy and John Boulting. on the throne. Mark Forest, Chelo Alonso, Vira Vessel, Juliette Mayniel. Producer: Giian Paolo Bigazzi. Silenti, Federica Ranchi, Angelo Zanolli, Carlo Tam- ©ROMMEL'S TREASURE. .(85) Medallion Piets. Director: Giorgio Ferroni. Europa Cinematografica and berlani. Producers: Ermanno Donati, Luigi Carpentieri. Action Drama. (Italian-made; English-dubbed.) Films Modernes Co-production. (CinemaScope) The Director: Carlo Campogalliani. Samuel Schneider Les search for a gigantic fortune supposedly hidden by Presentation. (Totalscope) German Field Marshal Rommel during World War TRUNK, THE (British-made) see Columbia II presents a character study of the searchers, .. each ©STOWAWAY IN THE SKY (82) .. Lopert Piets.. . July TWO AND TWO MAKE SIX (89). Union Film Distrs. one having a different motive for seeking the treas- Adventure Drama. (French-made, with English nar- Comedy Drama. British-made. An American Air Force ure. At the end, the treasure still remains elusive to ration; released in France as "Le Voyage en Ballon.") corporal based in England continually gets in trou- its seekers. Paul Christian, Dawn Addams, Bruce An inventor assembles a 60-foot balloon and takes ble with his officers because of his predilection for

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horse races and fast-stepping girl friends. George eyed western fiction for his own amusement and even- Maria" at the wedding of his beloved to the hand- Chakiris, Janette Scott, Alfred Lynch, Jackie Lane, tually is brought to the point of murder when he is some singer who won her from him. Karl Boehm, Athene Seyler. Producer-Director: Monja Danischewsky. cheated out of his financial profits by an unscrupu- Johanna Matz, Magda Schneider, Rudolph Schock, British Lion-Bryanston Production. lous publisher. Rene Lefebvre, Jules Berry, Florelle, Ewald Balser. Director: Ernst Marischka. ASPA/ERMA Marcel Levesque. Director: Jean Renoir. Production. UNSTOPPABLE MAN, THE (British-made)—see Astor DEVIL'S EYE, THE Swedish Trujano") (British-made) see United Artists IMPORTANT MAN, THE ("Animas VALIANT, THE — Janus Films.. Nov. '61 (90) Spanish .. (99) Lopert Piets . July VICTIM (British-mode)—see Astor Comedy Fantasy. Based on an old Irish proverb: "A Drama. Mexican-made. Based on the novel, "La maiden's chastity is a sty in the ." Mayordomia," by Rogelio Barriga Rivas, about poverty WALTZ OF THE TOREADORS (British-made)—see Con- Satan orders Don Juan, after 300 years in inferno, to and degradation in a backward Mexican community. tinental Distributing return to earth to seduce a young bride-to-be. The A brutish, lazy peon lets his patient wife and chil- girl's mother proves more susceptible, but, in the dren support him while he takes up with the town WEDDINGS AND BABIES. .(81) Morris Engel end, Don Juan fails in his mission. Jarl Kulle, Bibi harlot and dreams of winning "the important man" Drama. A photographer keeps postponing marriage Andersson, Nils Poppe, Axel Duberg, Gertrud Fridh, title at carnival time. Toshiro Mifune, Columba Do- with his model because of financial pressures in Stig Jarrel, Gunnar Bjornstrand. Director: Ingmar minguez, Antonio Aguilar, Flor Silvestre, Pepito Romay. business and the care of his widowed mother. The Bergman. Svensk Filmindustri Production. Producer-Director: Ismael Rodriguez. Ismael Rodriguez girl finally calls the whole thing off, but when he Production. (CinemaScope) photographs another wedding assignment, he DEVIL'S WANTON, THE (Swedish) see Embassy realizes his true love for her and proposes. Viveca JOAN OF THE ANGELS? . . Polish . . (1 01 ). Telepix Corp. Lindfors, John Myhers, Chiarina Barile. Producer- DIVORCE ITALIAN STYLE (Italian)—see Embassy — Drama. Based on the story of the priest, Urbain Director: Morris Engel. ©EMPTY STAR, THE ("La Estrella Vacia") Grandier, who was burned at the stake in Loudon, France, for sorcery. With the setting changed to LULU, (British-made)—see Columbia . Azteca Films WEEKEND WITH A Spanish . (107) Melodrama. Mexican-made. Story of a girl who wants Poland, plot concerns the priest's attempts to free ©WHEN THE GIRLS TAKE OVER to become a screen star but finds upon achieving the afflicted Mother Superior from devils possessing (80) Parade Rel. Org.July her ambition that vanity rules the roost of those who her. Lucyna Winnicka, Mieczyslaw Voit, Anno Cie- Comedy. Filmed in the Caribbean. The First Minister would sacrifice the basic components of a happy pielewska. Director: Jerzy Kawalerowicz. Kadir Unit of a small Caribbean republic and a wealthy American Polski life. At the end, she dies in a plane crash. Maria of Film Production. oilman together hatch an ingenious plot to save the Felix, Ignacio Rolas Tarso, Enrique Rambal, Carlos island from a bearded rebel leader and his be- Lopez Moctezuma. Producer-Director: Emilio Gomez JULES AND JIM ("Jules et Jim"). French draggled forces and also to rescue the Minister's Muriel. (105) Janus Films. May daughter, whom the rebels have kidnaped. Robert Drama With Comedy. The story begins in 1907 and Lowery, Marvin Miller, Jackie Ellison. Coogan, Jimmy END OF DESIRE (French)—see Continental Distributing ends after World War I. A completely amoral girl Producer-Director: Russell Hayden. Transoceanic Films marries Jules but carries on affairs with Jim and with Production. FAREWELL DOVES! Russian .(94) Artkino. Apr. a third man. The tragic climax finds the heroine and Comedy Drama. Delves into the maze of young Jim driving off a bombed-out bridge. Jeanne Moreau, WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND (British-made) see Astor adult love, story centering around a young student Oskar Werner, Henri Serre. Producer: Marcel Berbert. grope their way to WHITE SLAVE SHIP (Italio-French-American made; Eng- nurse and a gas inspector who Director: Francois Truffaut. Les Films du Carrosse over voluble protestations of lish-dubbed)—see American International romantic understanding and S.E.D.I.F. Production. well-meaning parents. Alexei Lokhtov, Svetlana Sav- Telegina, Sergei Plotnikov. Director: Kingsley Int'l. '61 WILD FOR KICKS (92) Times Film Nov. '61 yolova, Valentine KANAL Polish. .(96) Oct. Yalta Film Studios Presentation. tragic Drama. British-made; released in England as "Beat Yakov Segel. War Drama. A vignette of the 1944 Warsaw al- Girl." A motherless teenage girl, resentful uprising against the Nazi occupation forces. An of her new, FIVE DAY LOVER, THE ("L'Amant da Cinq Jours") young French stepmother, starts carousing with ready decimated Polish company of 43 attempts a her Int'l. Jan. French. .(86) Kingsley last-ditch the group is betrayed and all beatnik pals in a London jive dive. When she be- stand, but Comedy. A young ne'er-do-well, being kept by a suc- perish, one which is the traitor, comes innocently involved in a murder, the step- but two men of and cessful couturier, has a five-day weekly affair with he is shot the last surviving man. Teresa Izewska, mother learns the identity of the real killer and by an attractive young housewife who reserves Satur- saves the girl from disgrace, thus winning her friend- Tadeusz Janczar, Wienczslaw Glinski. Director: An- days and Sundays for her dull husband and two chil- ship and love. David Farrar, Noelle Adam, Christo- drzej Wajda. J. Jay Frankel Presentation. dren. Jean Seberg, Jean-Pierre Cassel, Micheline pher Lee, Shirley Ann Field, Adam Faith, Gillian Presle, Francois Perier. Producer: Georges Dancigers. ("The Knights of the Teutonic Hills. Producer: George Willoughby. Director: Edmond ©KRZYACY Director: Philippe de Broca. Polish. Amerpol Enterprise Films Jan. T. Greville. George Minter Production; Victoria Films Order") .(180) Presentation. Historical Spectacle. Based on the Henryk Sienkiewicz FIVE SINNERS (French)—see Astor novel dealing with the life-and-death struggle by thousands of knights in Ihe events leading up to WONDERS OF ALADDIN, THE (Italian-made; English- ©FLIGHT TO THE STARS. Russian (46). Artkino Piets. and including the famous Battle of Grunwald (Tan- dubbed) see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Documentary. (With English titles and English nar- nenberg) in 1410, when German knights, disguised as ration.) The story of the Soviet cosmonaut, Major WORLD IN MY POCKET (Franco-German made; Eng- missionaries, conducted a "crusade" to convert the Gherman S. Titov-— his early conditioning and brief- lish-language) Polish pagans into Christians. Urszula Modrzynska —see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ing, his successful trek across the skies and, finally, Graszyna Staniszewska, A. Szalawski, Mieczslaw Ka- a roaring welcome in Moscow's Red Square. lenik. Director: Alexander Ford. Film Polski Production. (REISSUES) (Dyaliscope) available GIRL WITH A SUITCASE. Italian —(Also in English-dubbed ver- sion under the title, "Knights (108) Ellis Films. Oct. '61 of the Black Order," POOR WHITE TRASH . (88) C.D.A., Inc. Drama. The study of a footloose, amoral female and running time 135 minutes.) Outdoor Drama. Peter Graves, Lita Milan, Douglas the various men in her life, the story centering on Fowley, Tim Carey, Jonathan Haze. Director: Harold LA BELLE AMERICAINE (French) see Continental a naive youth who falls madly in love with the — Daniels. A Mike Ripps Production. (Originally released Distributing woman. In the end, she continues her footloose career, by United Artists for 1956-57 season, under title of leaving him desolate. Claudia Cardinale, Jacques "Bayou.") LA NOTTE BRAVA. Italian. .(90). Miller Producing Co. Perrin, Renato Baldini, Romolo Valli. Producer: Mau- Melodrama. The adventures and misadventures of rizio Lodi Fe. Director: . Titanus Films two prostitutes in Rome who meet up with odd Production. an Foreign Language assortment of characters, including three thieves, and all of the events that follow take place during one (All have English subtitles unless otherwise GIRL WITH THE GOLDEN EYES, THE ("La Fille Aux Yeux D'Or"). French night. Elsa Martinelli, Rosanna Schiaffino, Antonella stated. Foreign dialog indicated after film title.) Lualdi, (90) Kingsley Int'l. Sept. Jean Claude Brialy, Laurent Terzieff, Franco Drama. Based on the Honore de Balzac story with a Interlenghi, Anna Maria Ferrero, Mylene Demon- ©ARMS AND THE MAN ("Helden") Lesbian theme in which a callow youth finds a mys- geot. Producer: Sante Chimirri. Director: Mauro Bo- German. (96) Casino Films. Feb. lognini. terious girl is the kept friend of his woman business (English-dubbed version released as "On Any Comedy. From the play about associate. Marie Laforet, Paul Guers, Francoise Pre- Street.") a dashing young officer who unknowingly hides in vost, Jacques Verlier. Producer: Gilbert de Gold- the bedroom of his enemy's fiancee. The two fall in schmidt. Director: Jean-Gabriel Albicocco. LA VIACCIA (Italian)—see Embassy love and are reunited after the war. O. W. Fischer, Li lo Pulver, Ellen Schwiers, Jan Hendricks, Ljuba ©GREEN MARE, THE ("La Jument Verte") LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD (French)—see Astor Welitsch, Kurt Kasznor. Producers: H. R. Sokal, P. Int'l French . (93) Zenith Goldbaum. Director: Franz Peter Wirth. Comedy Drama. Two families feud after the Franco- LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES (French)—see Astor Prussian war of 1870 over the suspected betraval BADJAO . (1 00) Parallel Film . . Distrs Sept. during the war of one family to the enemy. One LOVE IS A DAY'S WORK (Formerly "From a Roman Drama. (Philippine-made; in native Tagalog tongue son attempts to avenge his family's disqrace by Balcony") .. (Italian)—see Continental Distributing with English titles.) The winner of eight Interna- revenging himself on the daughter of the other tional awards, this is the story of a pagan boy and family. Bourvil, Sandra Milo. Francis Blanche, Yves MAGNIFICENT TRAMP, THE. French a beautiful Moslem girl who fulfill their fiery and Robert, Valerie Lagrange, Guy Bertil. Producer-Di- (76) Cameo Int'l. . May primitive love, defying centuries of tribal taboos. rector: Claude Autant-Lara. (CinemaScope) Comedy. (Released in France in 1959 as "Le Clo- , Tony Santos, Leroy Salvador, Joseph de chard.") A Parisian tramp, who tries unsuccessfully Cordova. Producer: Manuel de Leon. Director: Lam- HAPPINESS OF US ALONE Japanese to get arrested so he can spend the winter in a berto V. Avellana. (133) Toho Int'l Aug. warm cell, turns to stealing rich folks' pets, then Drama. The love story of a Japanese deaf-mute collecting a reward for their return. He makes a hit BEGINNING WAS SIN, THE. German couple, depicting the hazards, misfortunes and joys at a society party, then sets out for the French (88). . Globe Releasing/Alexander Associates. Sept. of their silent but intimate world. Their son, a nor- Riviera to enjoy the sunshine. Jean Gabin, Darry Melodrama. Based on the Guy de Maupassant novel, mal child, is at first ashamed of his parents, but Cowl, , Noel Roquevert, Paul Frankeur. about a farm girl who is raped by a lusty farm hand, maturity brings understanding and he becomes proud Director: Gilles Grangier. Filmsonor Production and and bears his child. In time, her boss eyes her of them, and makes them proud of him. Hideko a William Shelton Presentation. covetously and offers marriage. Ruth Niehaus, Viktor Takamine, Keiju Kobayashi, Izumi Hara, Mitsuko Staal, Laya Raki, Peter Carsten, Franz Muxeneder. Kusabue. Executive Producers: Sanezumi Fujimoto, MAIDEN, THE. French . .(90) Atlantic Piets. Producer: Peter Bamberger. Director: Franz Cap. Kenjiro Tsunoda. Director: Zenzo Matsuyama. Tokyo Crime Melodrama. A girl nightclub performer is re- Eiga Co., Ltd. Production (Tohoscope) leased from a three-months' prison sentence, for a BELL' ANTONIO (Italian)—see Embassy hold-up staged by her lover who is serving 10

HOME FOR TANYA, A Russian . . (97) . . Artkino Piets. years. She becomes a human pawn as police, the BOCCACCIO '70 (Italian) —see Embassy Melodrama. A young girl goes to live with her wi- insurance company and the underworld close in on dowed mother in a remote farm village, where the her to find the hidden loot. Claudine Dupuis, Jean ©CINDERELLA. Russian. (84). .Janus Films. Dec. '61 viewer gets a glimpse of Russia's vast countryside Gaven, Dany Carrel, Philippe Nicaud, Dora Doll. Di- Ballet Film. (No English narration.) Adapted from the and agricultural achievements as the child adjusts to rector: Maurice Saurel. ballet of Sergei Prokofiev, and presents the familiar her new surroundings. Liudmila Marchenko, Val- fairy tale of Cinderella, her cruel stepmother and entin Zubkov, Vera Kuznetsova. Director: Lev Ku- MONEY, MONEY, MONEY ("Le Dab Se Rebiffe") stepsisters, and Prince Charming. Raisa Struchkova, lijanov. Gorky Film Studios Production. French . (96) Times Film . Aug. Gennadi Ledyakh, Elena Vanke, Alexander Pavlinov, Comedy Melodrama. A modern story set in Paris Bolshoi Ballet Company. Producers-Directors: Alex- ©HOUSE OF THE THREE GIRLS, THE ("Das about a counterfeiting genius who comes out of re-

ander Row, Rotislav Zakharov. Dreimaederlhaus") . German tirement to join a group of amateur crooks in carry- (102) Atlantic Piets.. Dec. '61 ing out a daring scheme to counterfeit millions of CRIME OF MONSIEUR LANGE, THE ("Le Crime de Drama With Music. Filmed in . Based on the Dutch guilders. Jean Gabin, , Bernard '61 M. Lange"). . French . . (78). . Brandon Films. . Nov. life of Franz Schubert, the great composer, and his Blier, Francoise Rosay, Maurice Biraud, Balpetre, Gi- Comedy Drama. Produced in 1935, but no prior U.S. bitter-sweet romance with a piano student. Although nette Leclerc. Producer: Jacques Bar. Director: Gilles release. Story of a meek young man who writes wild- disappointed in love, he plays his immortal "Ave Grangier.

BOXOFFICE 121 ©MORNING STAR. Russian .. (75) Artkino TESTAMENT OF ORPHEUS French world around him os he pursues his musical stu- Bollet Film. A love story in which the principals move (79) Films-Around-fhe-World dies. Igor Fomchenko, Vladimir Zamansky, Nina Arch- forth to a happy ending, after breaking the magic Autobiographical Drama. Story of Jean Cocteau, angeliskaya. Producers: Tartovsky, Konchalovsky, spell cast by an evil fairy. Iran Sabagishaw, Reina French poet-philosopher, his career and the people Ovchinikov. Director: Alexei Tartovsky. Moscow Film Chokoyeva, Bibisara Beishenalieva, Kirghizia Ballet. he encountered in France. Cocteau plays himself, re- Studios Production. Director: R. Tikhomirov. Frunze Film Studios Produc- enacting various events of the past and present.

tion. Jean Cocteau, Yul Brynner, , Daniel VIRIDIANA . Spanish. (90) Kingsley Int'l. .Apr. Gelin, Pablo Picasso, Luis Dominguin. Producer: Jean Drama. An innocent young religious novice leaves NIGHT, THE ("La Notte"). Italian .(120). Lopert Piets. Thuillier. Director: Jean Cocteau. Les Editiones Cine- her holy calling to devote herself to charity to atone Drama. The story of 12 climactic hours in the lives graphiques Production. for a wrong she feels she has done. Shows the harm of a distinguished young author and his attractive caused by false charity, when the ungrateful beg- wife, who suddenly find themselves drifting apart THRONE OF BLOOD Japanese (108). Brandon Films gars she has helped repay her by staging an orgy and wander aimlessly during those hours attempting Drama. A Japanese version of Shakespeare's "Mac- in her home. , Silvia Pinal, Fernando to recapture their lost love. They are finally reunited beth," set in ancient Japan, in which an overly- Rey, Margarita Lozano. Producer: Gustavo Alatriste. through their mutual need for solace and compan- ambitious captain and his scheming wife engage in Director: Luis Bunuel. ionship. Jeanne Moreau, Marcello Mastroianni, a murderous campaign for power, but in the end

Monica Vitti, Bernhard Wicki, Rosi Mazzacurati. Pro- are themselves destroyed. Toshiro Mifune, Isuzu Ya- YOUNG SINNERS. Scandinavian. .(86). . Manson Dist'b'g ducer: Emanuele Cassuto. Director: Michelangelo mada, Takashi Shimura, Minoru Chaiki. Producer-Di- Romantic Drama. Norwegian-made. A young man is Antonioni. Sofitedip-Nepi Film Production. rector: . attracted to the promiscuous daughter of a widowed saleswoman, and they spend a weekend together on NIGHT AFFAIR. French THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY. Swedish an abandoned farm, where their privacy is inter- (92) President Films. Dec. '61 (91) Janus Films.. Apr. rupted by an ex-convict who appears on the scene. Mystery Melodrama. Released in France in 1958 as Drama. Story of a young woman plagued by re- Liv Ullman, Atle Merton, Rolf Soder. Producer: Otto Le Desordre et la Nuit" (Disorder and the Night). curring mental illness, who is on the verge of a Calmer. No director credit available. A police inspector, assigned to track down an as- lapse into complete insanity. The film covers 24 sassin, falls in love with the mistress of the victim. hours in the life of the woman, her husband, father ©ZAZIE. French. .(86) Seneca Int'l Jean Gabin, , Nadja Tiller, Hazel and brother at their summer island home, and delves Comedy Drama. Based on Raymond Queneau's novel, Scott, Paul Frankeur. Director: Gilles Grangier. Orex into the cause of her deterioration. Harriet Ander- "Zazie Dans Le Metro." A view of Parisian life, as Film Production. sson, Gunnar Bjornstrand, Max von Sydow, Lars seen through the eyes of a straightforward child Passgard. Producer-Director: Ingmar Bergman. Svensk with an irreverent and most disconcerting approach NINTH CIRCLE, THE. Yugoslavian Filmindustri Production. (Also available in English- to the ways of the adult world. The child's desire version.) to ride the subways involves her in series (90) Yugoslavia Films. Mar. dubbed a of zany ad- ventures. Catherine Demongeot, Philippe Noiret, War Drama. The tragic war story of a Jewish girl Hu- IS TURN French and German bert Deschamps, Antoine Roblot. married to a Gentile boy during the Nazi occupa- TOMORROW MY Producer-Director: (117) Showcorporation . . Mar. Louis Malle. Nouvelles Editions de Films Production. tion. The girl is sent to a concentration camp, her Drama. Released in France in 1960 as "Le Passage husband tries to rescue her, but fails, and they (93) Rhin." Set in World War II, and is a study in choose to die together on the high voltage fence. Du con- trasts of two prisoners-of-war, interned on German (REISSUES) Dusica Zegarac, Boris Dvornik, Branko Tatic, Ervina farms, from different walks of life, one a timid pastry Dragman. Director: France Stiglic. Jadran Film Pro- cook, the other a sophisticated journalist. Depicts their BACK STREETS OF PARIS. French duction. reactions and ability to find happiness. Charles (94) President Films ©ODD OBSESSION ("Kagi"). Japanese Aznavour, Cordula Trantow, Georges Riviere, Nicole Melodrama. Francoise Rosay, Paul Meurisse, Andree Courcel. Director: Andre Cayatte. (Also available in Clement, Simone Signoret. Producer: Eugene Tuscherer. (96) Edward Harrison . .Jan. English-dubbed version.) Director: Jacques Feyder. (Originally 1948- Drama. A modern psychological drama based on a released 49 season by Film Rights International.) Japanese novel, "Kagi" (The Key), which tells of a ©UTAMARO (Painter of Women). Japanese middle-aged man married to a young wife and his Edward Harrison MAMELE. .Yiddish. .(100) President Films desperate measures to curb his failing virility. Drama. Based on the life of the 18th century painter, Musical Comedy. (Originally a 1939 release.) Machiko Kyo, Ganjiro Nakamura, Junko Kano, Ta- Molly Utamaro, the first Japanese artist to achieve inter- Picon. Director: Joseph Green. (Available tsuya Nakadai, Tanie Kitabayashi. Producer: Ma- in both national fame during his lifetime, though it was an English-titled and English-dubbed versions.) saichi Nagata. Director: Kon Ichikawa. Daiei Produc- uneasy fame because the critics berated his natural- tion. (Colorscope) ism and misfortune beset his personal life. Kazuo YIDDLE WITH HIS FIDDLE. Yiddish Hasegawa, Chikage Awahima, Hitomi Nozoe, Fujiko (90) President Films RIFIFI FOR GIRLS (French) see Continental — Yamamoto. Director: Masaichi Nagata. Daiei Motion Musical Comedy. (Originally a 1937 release.) Molly Distributing Picture Presentation. Picon. Director: Joseph Green. (Available in both English-titled and English-dubbed versions.) ROSES FOR THE PROSECUTOR German ©VIOLIN AND THE ROLLER. Russian '61 (91 ) ... American Metropolitan Enterprises . . Oct. (45) Artkino. Sept. ZERO FOR CONDUCT. French .(45). . Brandon Films Drama. A young man at the close of World War II Comedy Drama Featurette. The story of a withdrawn, Drama. A 1933 production, which had a U.S. re- is sentenced to be shot for stealing candy, but an overly-sensitive young lad, his encounters with aides lease about 1947. Jean Daste, Robert Le Flon, Du Allied air attack upon Germany gives him an op- and adversaries and his growing awareness of the adult Veron, Madame Emile. Director: Jean Vigo. portunity to escape. Years later he comes upon the Nazi prosecutor, now a successful civilian prosecutor, and by breaking into a candy store has the trial reopened and the Nazi's identity revealed. Walter Giller, Ingrid van Bergen, Martin Held, Roland Kai- RKO I lieatres proudly present tlie New ser, Camilla Spira. Producer: Kurt Ulrich. Director: Wolfgang Staudte. rd SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER (French)—see Astor RKO 23 STREET

©SOUND OF LIFE, THE. Russian. (78) Artkino at 8tli Ave. in New York City Melodrama. Based on Vladimir Korolenko's novel, "The Blind Musician," and is the story of a wealthy, blind pianist's sudden encounter with the harsh real- ities of the workaday world. Covers his life from child- hood to manhood, and his eventual recognition via the concert stage. Vasili Livanov, Boris Livanov, L. Kur- dymova. Director: T. Lukashevich. Gorky Film Stu- dios Production.

SUMMER TO REMEMBER, A. Russian 80) Kingsley Int'l. Dee. '61 Drama. (Released under the U.S.-U.S.S.R. Cultural Exchange Program.) Explores the heart and mind of a small boy in rural Russia, and his problems in adjusting to a new stepfather, who subsequently wins his affection. Borya Barkhatova, Sergei Bon- darchuk, Irana Skobtseva, Vasili Merkuryev. Directors: Georgy Danelia, Igor Talankin. Mosfilm Production, and a J. Jay Frankel Presentation.

SUMMERSKIN. .Spanish. .(96) Angel Prods. .June Drama. Argentinian-made. Set at a Uruguayan sum- mer resort, where a young girl accepts a bribe from

iiiii her wealthy grandmother to play up to a handsome -**i^> ni i ’nvff- — ^ young man who is not expected to live. The affair backfires when the man gets well. Alfredo Alcon, Graciela Borges, Franca Boni, Juan Jones, Luciana Completely new in design and concept, the RKO Possamay. Producer-Director: Leopoldo Torre-Nils- - a son. 23rd Street, is a departure from the old and giant step into the future. From the shrubberied SWEET ECSTASY. French. (75) Audubon Films Melodrama. Story of a group of shiftless young peo- walks from which flood lights illuminate the walls ple who spurn responsibility and conventional ways charming park areas - from its accoustical of life for dares and violent betting, until they finally — to the realize that time has a habit of running out, even feats of engineering in optical, 4 and 6 channel for them. Elke Sommer, Pierre Brice, Christian Pezy, Vittorio Prada, Claire Maurier. Producer: Joel Lif- stereo-sound speakers - to its projection of a schultz. Director: Max Pecas. (CinemaScope) perfect picture in either 35MM, 70MM, Cinemascope, TAKE ME AWAY, MY LOVE. Greek and regular screen ratio - from its dazzling decor (90) Greek Motion Piets.. Sept. Melodrama. A nightclub hostess, enslaved in prostitu- to its unique water-fall mural it is a design of tion and smuggling, tries desperately to break away imagination. Cinemagoers will welcome from her sordid life and surroundings. She finally beauty and finds happier moments with a determined journalist this distinguished house and its promise of the who rescues her. Christine Sylba, George Fountas, Andrew Barkoulis, Betty Sabba. Producers: K. Dritsa, best in screen entertainment from the film markets G. Dambakare Director: E. Giannopoulou. Bezant Films Production. of the world.

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Essential Data on Films: In Release From Beginning of Each Company's Season Through December 1962; Com-

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venture Spectacle). Stars: , Yoko Tani, MIND BENDERS, THE (Science-Fiction). Stars: Dirk-Bo- Allied Artists Helene Chanel, Dante Di Paolo, Gabrielle Antonini. garde, Mary Ure. Producer: Michael Relph (Anglo Producers: Ermanno Donati, Luigi Carpentieri. Director: Amalgamated Prod). Director: Basil Dearden. Screen- (November through December, 1962) . Screenplay: Oreste Biancoli, Duccio play: James Kennaway. BILLY BUDD (Drama). Stars: Robert Ryan, Peter Ustinov, Tessari. • British-made. A psychological science-fiction story Melvyn Douglas, Terence Stamp, Ronald Lewis, David • A Tartar tyrant in 13th century China decides to with a twist. Concerns a young scientist who submits McCollum, John Neville. Producer-Director: Peter become emperor, but meets with guerrilla forces who to a personality change experiment to help clear Ustinov. Original (novel): Herman Melville; (play): are aided by the extremely strong Samson. When the the name of a colleague accused of treason. Louis 0. Coxe, Robert H. Chapman. Screenplay: Peter emperor kianaps the teenage reigning princess and Ustinov, De Witt Bodeen. decides to marry her, Samson rings the gong of free- NIGHTMARE HOUSE (Suspense Horror). Stars: Leticia mobilizing guerrilla forces who defeat the Tartars Roman, John Saxon. Producer: . Screen- • Young Billy Budd, aboard the H.M.S. Avenger in dom and rescue the princess. In Color and Scope. Dec. play: Mario Bava. 1797, runs into conflict with the master-at-arms and 1962. witnesses only is accused of leading a mutiny. Budd strikes and kills • The story of a girl who a murder the cruel master-at-arms and is hanged for murder. to find out that the murder actually occurred ten WARRIORS FIVE (War Drama). Stars: Jack Palance, Jo The ship captain, overwhelmed with guilt, is suddenly years previously. Anna Ralli, Serge Reggiani, Folco Lulli, Franco Bal- killed in an ambush of French warships. In Cinema- ducci. Producer: (Italian International TIDE (Science-Fiction). Stars: Dennis Hopper, Scope. Nov. 1962. NIGHT Film Prod). Director: Leopoldo Savona. Screenplay: Linda Lawson, Luana Anders, Gavin Muir. Producer: Coming Gino De Sanctis, Leopoldo Savona. Aram Kantarian (Filmgroup Prod). Director: Curtis • Produced in Italy. An American paratrooper drop- Harrington. Original Screenplay: Curtis Harrington. BLACK ZOO (Horror Drama). Stars: Michael Gough, ped in Italy in World War II is captured and im- • The story of a beautiful sea temptress, half Jeanne Cooper, Rod Lauren, Virginia Grey. Producer: prisoned by retreating Germans. He escapes, boards angel, half-monster, who is intent upon loving, con- Herman Cohen (Herman Cohen Prod). Director: Robert a train carrying prostitutes. The train is bombed and suming and killing. Gordon. Original Screenplay: Herman Cohen. the paratrooper and his Italian friends blow up a bridge. The Germans arrest and threaten to execute OPERATION BIKINI (War Drama). Stars: Tab • A psychopathic zoo owner uses his wild animals ten Italians, but are defeated in a battle waged Hunter, Frankie Avalon, Scott Brady, Jim Backus, to terrorize Los Angeles. In Panavision and Color. by the paratrooper and his friends. Oct. 1962. Gary Crosby, Michael Dante, Jody McCrea, Eva Six. BRIDGE, THE (War Drama). Stars: Volker Bohnet, Fritz Producers: James Nicholson, Lou Rusoff. Director: An- Wepper, Cordula Trantow. Producer: Fono Film (Dr. Coming thony Carras. Screenplay: John Tomerlin. Herman Schwerin) in cooperation with Jochen Severin. • A single submarine and its crew deliver a brave Director: Bernhard Wicki. Original (novel): Manfred BATTLE BEYOND THE SUN (Science-Fiction). Stars: Edd six-man underwater demolition team to a rendezvous Gregor. Screenplay: Michael Mansfield, Karl-Wilhelm Perry, Aria Powell. Producer: Thomas Colchart. (Film- behind Japanese lines to undertake a secret opera- Vivier. group Prod). Director: Thomas Colchart. tion that proved to be one of the keys to our final • German-made co-production, English-dubbed ver- • Four crew members encounter many problems as victory. In Scope. sion. Story deals with a group of school boys re- they take the first spaceship to the Red Planet. In RAVEN, THE (Horror With Comedy). Stars: Vincent Price, cruited in the German army in the closing days of Color. Boris Karloff, Peter Lorre. Producer-Director: Roger World War II to hold a strategic bridge. BEACH PARTY (Teenage Comedy). Stars (incomplete): Corman. Original (poem): Edgar Allan Poe. Screenplay: DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS, THE (Science-Fiction). Stars: Frankie Avalon. Producer: Lou Rusoff. Director: Not Richard Matheson. Howard Keel, Nicole Maurey, Kieron Moore, Janette set. Screenplay: Lou Rusoff. • Fifth in the series based on works of Edgar Allan Scott. Producer: George Pitcher (Security Pictures Ltd. • A middle-aged man joins a group of teenagers Poe. Tells of three magician sorcerers in 15th Sekely. Original Prod). Director: Steve (novel): John on a beach party. Infatuated with one of the girls, century England. One has been changed into a raven Wyndham. Screenplay: Philip Yordan. he attempts to recapture his youth, only to find that for daring to challenge the power of a master sor- • Fast-growing, man-eating plants, called triffids, he really isn't as young as he thinks he is. In Pana- cerer. In Panavision and Color. threaten to destroy mankind, most of which has been vision and Color. OF THE PLANETS (Science-Fiction). Stars: blinded by a meteorite shower. In CinemaScope and WAR set. Producer: set. Director: set. Screen- Color. BIKINI BEACH (Comedy With Music). Stars: Not set. Not Not Not Producer: AIP and Julian Wintle, Leslie Parkyn Co- play: Not set. 55 DAYS AT PEKING (Drama). Stars: Charlton Heston, prod. Director: Not set. Screenplay: Not set. • In Color. Gardner, David Niven. Producer: Bron- Ava Samuel © An American girl and an English girl attending a ston Bronston Prod). Director: THE SLEEPER AWAKES (Drama). Stars (incom- (Samuel Nicholas Ray. school in Switzerland are sent to the Riviera on va- WHEN Original Screenplay: Philip plete): Vincent Price. Producers: Julian Wintle, Leslie Yordan. cation by their parents who are involved in a social Parkyn. Director: Not set. Original (novel): H. G. • Spectacular, telling of the siege of Peking during whirl. In Panavision and Color. Wells. Screenplay: set. the in 1900. In Super Technirama 70 Not and Color. COMEDY OF TERROR (Horror). Stars: Vincent Price, • A man asleep for hundreds of years awakens to Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff. Producer: Not set. Director: discover he owns two-thirds of the world. In Color. GUNFIGHT AT COMANCHE CREEK (Outdoor Drama). Not set. Screenplay: Richard Matheson. Stars: Audie Murphy. Producer: Ben Schwalb. Director: X—THE MAN WITH THE X-RAY EYES (Science-Fiction). • A trio of rapscallion undertakers have constant Frank McDonald. Original Screenplay: Edward Bernds. Stars: Not set. Producer: Not set. Director: Not set. trouble with their inventory of bodies. In Panavision Screenplay: Ray Russell. • A detective worms his way into an outlaw band and Color. which is terrorizing the Southwest in order to smash • A scientist develops a fluid which gives him X-ray the gang. In CinemaScope and Color. DUNWICH HORROR (Science-Fiction Horror). Stars: Not vision, causing him to see through brick walls to set. Producer: Not set. Director: Not set. Original the steel girders of buildings; through people's outer LONG CORRIDOR, THE (Murder Mystery). Stars: Con- Story: H. P. Lovecraft. Screenplay: Charles Beau- garments to their watches, tie clasps, wallets, to look stance Towers, Peter Breck. Producer-Director: Sam- mont. at his lovely fiancee only to see a skull and finally uel Fuller (Leon Frankess Prod). Original Screenplay: • A supernatural horror story which ends with a nothing but the blazing sun—eternally. In Color. Samuel Fuller. science-fiction twist. In Panavision and Color. • Suspense shocker played against the background YOUNG RACERS, THE (Action). Stars: Mark Damon, Bill of a large eastern institution. Concerns an overly HAUNTED PALACE, THE (Horror Drama). Stars (incom- Campbell, Luana Anders. Producer-Director: Roger ambitious newspaper reporter whose penetration of a plete): Ray Milland. Producer-Director: Roger Corman. Corman. Screenplay: R. Wright Campbell. Freudian world leads him to the brink of disaster. Original (poem): Edgar Allan Poe. Screenplay: Charles • Filmed in Europe against the background of the Beaumont. Grand Prix races in France, Belgium, England and SOLDIER IN THE RAIN (Comedy). Stars: Jackie Gleason, • Based on an Edgar Allan Poe classic. In Scope Monaco. Concerns the adventures of dashing young Steve McQueen. Producers: Martin Jurow, Blake Ed- and Color. race drivers who carry the American flag in the wards. Director: Ralph Nelson. Original (novel): Wil- races. In Color. liam Goldman. Screenplay: Maurice Richlin. IT'S ALIVE (Horror Comedy). Stars: Peter Lorre,

• An Army training center is the locale for the Frankie Avalon. Producer: Not set. Director: Not set. comical adventures of the soldiers. Original: Richard Matheson. Astor • Teenage horror film with overtones of "frightening (October through December, 1962) humor." In Color. American International IL GRIDO (The Outcry)— (Drama). Stars: Steve Cochran, MAGNIFICENT LEONARDOS, THE (Supernatural Drama). Alida Valli, , , Lyn Shaw, Ga- (October through December, 1962) Stars: Not set. Producers: Julian Wintle, Leslie Parkyn. briella Pallotti. Producer: Michelangelo Antonioni. Screenplay: Not set. REPTILICUS (Science-Fiction). Stars: Carl Ottosen, Ann • Italian-made; English-dubbed. A probing study of Smyrner, Mimi Heinrich, Asbjorn Andersen. Producer- • Set at the turn of the century, the story of a a lonely man trying to communicate his emotions to Director: Sidney Pink (Cinemagic Prods). Original stage magician whose feature is a mind-reading act. those around him. Oct. 1962. Screenplay: Sidney Pink, lb Melchior. He hires a girl to be his assistant in the act, which is rigged. After a few months, however, he finds a QUARE FELLOW, THE (Drama). Patrick • Filmed in Copenhagen. The tail of a frozen pre- Stars: McGoohan, girl who can really read his thoughts. This means he Sylvia Syms, Walter historic monster, subjected to heat, grows to mam- Macken. Producer: Anthony must murder her. In Color. moth size, then disappears into the forest of Den- Havelock-Allan. Director: Arthur Dreifuss. Original (play): mark. It terrorizes Brendan Behan. Screenplay: Arthur Dreifuss. Copenhagen, but conventional MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH (Horror Drama). Stars: arms won't destroy it. is • British-made; in A deadly narcotic finally (incomplete): Vincent Price. Producer-Director: Roger filmed Ireland. Based on the fired rocket its by into mouth and, at the fadeout, Corman. Original Story: Edgar Allan Poe. Brendan Behan play, this is a study of the effects of the foot of the monster, blown off by a depth bomb, an impending execution on the lives of those who • Sixth in the series of films based on Edgar Allan is floating in the ocean, still alive and growing. In dwell in and around a penal institution. Dec. 1962. Color. Nov. 1962. Poe classics, the story of a mad prince who seals himself off in a castle with 1 ,000 guests to avoid a ROCCO AND HIS BROTHERS (Melodrama). Stars: Alain SAMSON AND THE 7 MIRACLES OF THE WORLD (Ad- plague. In Panavision and Color. Delon, , Renato Salvatori, Katina Paxi-

BOXOFFICE 123 nou, Poola Stoppa, Claudia Cardinale. Director: Luchino SON OF FLUBBER (Comedy Drama). Stars: Fred Mac- don apartment from an English girl whose husband Visconti. Murray, Nancy Olson, Keenan Wynn, Ed Wynn, Elliott has disappeared under mysterious circumstances. He Reid, Joanna Moore, Kirk. Producer: • Italian-language: English-dubbed. The tragic story Tommy Walt encounters some strange experiences. July 1962. Disney. Director: Robert Stevenson. Original: Bill of an uprooted Italian family comprising a widowed Walsh. Screenplay: Bill Walsh, Don DaGradi. PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER, THE (Adventure Drama). mother and her five sons and the dramatic events Stars: Kerwin Mathews, Glenn Corbett, Christopher that shape their lives and characters. While four • Sequel to ''The Absent-Minded Professor," in Lee, Marla Landi. Producer: Anthony Nelson-Keyes sons finally find the right road, the fifth one winds which Ned Brainerd tries to perfect a rain-making (Hammer Film Prod). Director: John Gilling. Original up as a crime figure in newspaper headlines. (Italian- device using a residue found in the bottom of his Story: Jimmy Songster. Screenplay: John Hunter, John language version with English titles released by flubber barrel. His experiments fail and he becomes Gilling. Astor in 1960-61 season.) Nov. 1962. the laughing stock of the town. His wife Betsy leaves him when an old flame re-enters his life. He finally • British-made. Pirates invade an island settlement Coming becomes the town hero by accidentally revitalizing the in the 18th century in search of treasure, only to countryside with "dry rain" and winning the pennant be defeated, after many intrigues and skirmishes, BLACK FOX, THE (Documentary). Narrator: Marlene for the home town team with a flubbergassed football by the Huguenot refugees who first established the Dietrich. Producer-Director: Louis Clyde Stoumen. suit. settlement. In Hammerscope and Color. Nov. 1962. Screenplay: Louis Clyde Stoumen. SUMMER MAGIC (Comedy Drama). Stars: Hayley Mills, REQUIEM FOR A HEAVYWEIGHT (Drama). Stars: • Marlene Dietrich tells the true story of Adolf Burl Ives, Dorothy McGuire, Deborah Walley, Peter Anthony Quinn, Jackie Gleason, Mickey Rooney, Julie Hitler. Brown, Eddie Hodges. Producer: Walt Disney. Di- Harris. Producer: David Susskind. Director: Ralph Nel- rector: James Neilson. Original (novel): Kate son. Original Teleplay Screenplay: Serling. OUT OF THE TIGER'S MOUTH (Drama). Stars: Loretta Doug- and Rod las Wiggin. Screenplay: Sally Benson. Han-Yi Hwong, David Fang. Producer: Wesley Rug- • Filmed in New York locales, action takes place gles jr. Director: Tim Whelan jr. Original Screenplay: • When the death of Nancy Carey's father forces outside the ring and deals with the effect of greedy Wesley Ruggles jr., Tim Whelan jr. the family to give up the big Boston home, she promoters on the career of an honest man. A heavy- writes a sob letter to Osh Popham, postmaster of weight fighter, told he can never fight again, finds • Filmed in Hong Kong and Macao. Two Chinese Beulah, Maine, about renting a big yellow house the his manager has been betting against him and has children are smuggled from the mainland to an Careys have seen in happier days. Osh falls for her gotten into difficulties with gamblers. The heavy- uncle in Hong Kong. An unscrupulous smuggler de- pleas and the Careys move in rent-free, then set weight turns to wrestling to save the manager. Oct. livers them instead to a Macao house of prostitution about improving the house and the town. Nancy 1962. from which they escape to Hong Kong only to find walks off with Tom Hamilton, owner of the house their uncle is dead. Alone, friendless, without family and the best catch in town. In Color. RING-A-DING RHYTHM (Comedy With Music). Stars: or money, they trudge off into a bleak future. Craig Douglas, Chubby Checker, Del Shannon, Gary SWORD IN THE STONE, THE (Animated Cartoon Fea- Bonds, Gene McDaniels. Producer: Milton Subotsky TRIAL, THE (Drama). Stars: Anthony Perkins, Orson ture). Producer: Walt Disney. Director: Wolfgang (Amicus Prod). Director: Dick Lester. Original Screen- Welles, Jeanne Moreau, Elsa Martinelli, Romy Schnei- Reitherman. Original:- T. H. White. Screenplay: Bill play: Milton Subotsky. der. Producers: Alexandre and Michel Salkind. Di- Peet. rector: Orson Welles. Original (novel): Frank Kafka. • Filmed in England. The Mayor of an English town Screenplay: Orson Welles. • Finding themselves without a king, the knights objects to jukebox and television entertainment, but of England ascertain that the next monarch will be is met with opposition by local young people who • Filmed in Paris. The story of a man victimized by the one who can pull a great sword from its bed succeed in putting on a jam session that finally has the impersonal hostility of a bureaucratic world he of stone. Candidates include Kay, the knothead son even the doing the Twist with the rest. Sept. never made. mayor of blustering Sir Ector, in whose castle Arthur, a 1962. flunky, is striving with all his might to become Kay's Buena Vista squire. With the guidance of Merlin the magician THREE STOOGES IN ORBIT, THE (Comedy). Stars: The Stroll, and a sidekick owl, the Wart, as he is disdainfully Three Stooges, Carol Christensen, Edson Emil (October through December, 1962) called, proves destined for the monarchy. In Color. Sitka, Peter Dawson. Producer: Norman Maurer (Nor- mandy Prods). Director: Edward Bernds. Original ALMOST ANGELS (Drama With Music). Stars: Peter Story: Norman Maurer. Screenplay: Elwood Ullman. Week, Sean Scully, Vincent Winter, Vienna Boys' Columbia Stooges rent a in gloomy old castle Choir. Producer: Walt Disney Production. Director: • The room a owned by an eccentric inventor who has contrived a Steve Previn. Original (idea): R. A. Stemmle. Screen- (July through December, 1962) play: Vernon Harris. submarine-helicopter-tank that has attracted the in- BARABBAS (Biblical Drama). Stars: Anthony Quinn, Si I- terest of Martians planning to invade earth. A test • Filmed in Vienna at the palace home of the vana Mangano, Jack Palance, Ernest Borgnine, Vit- run is arranged for the U.S., and the Stooges make a famed Vienna Choir Boys, and depicts the daily torio Gassman, Katy Jurado, Arthur Kennedy. Pro- shambles of the demonstration. When Martians cap- activities of the boys, their hopes, dreams and am- ducer: Dino De Laurentiis. Director: Richard Fleischer. ture the machine, the Stooges finally succeed in bitions as they live and work together so that they Original (novel): Par Lagerkvist. Screenplay: Christo- destroying both the machine and its passengers while will able be to go on tour the following season. In pher Fry. making their own wild escape. Aug. 1962. Color. Oct. 1962. • Italian co-production with English dialog. Based TWO TICKETS TO PARIS (Musical). Stars: Gary Crosby, IN on the Biblical character who was set free Pontius SEARCH OF THE CASTAWAYS (Adventure Drama). by Kay Medford, Joey Dee, Jeri Lynne Fraser, Lisa Stars: Pilate just prior to his sentenced crucifixion, Maurice Chevalier, Hayley Mills, George San- the James, Charles Nelson Reilly. Producer: Harry Romm ders, Wilfrid story tells of the murderer's exploits following his Hyde White, Michael Anderson jr., (Harry Romm Prod). Director: Greg Garrison. Original escape in Keith Hamshere, Wilfrid Brambell, Antonio Cifariello. from death as narrated the Nobel Prize- Screenplay: Hal Hackady. Producer: Walt Disney. Director: Robert Stevenson. winning novel. In Technirama and Color. Dee. 1962. • A young entertainer is engaged by a Paris night Original (novel): Jules Verne. Screenplay: Lowell Haw- condition that remain bachelor. ley. BEST OF ENEMIES, THE (Comedy). Stars: David Niven, club on the he a He Alberto Sordi, Michael Wilding, Harry Andrews, David and his fiancee agree to go to Paris, then be married • Teenager Mary Grant and her brother Robert Opatoshu. Producer Dino De Laurentiis. (Dino De on their return home. Her mother insists upon a convince wealthy shipping line owner Laurentiis Prod). Director: Guy Hamilton. Screenplay: proper chaperone, a job undertaken by a hat check he must lead an expedition to find their lost sea Jack Pulman. girl. Many romantic complications result on ship- captain father. A barely legible note, found in a board with the hat check girl as referee. Oct. 1962. • Filmed in the Middle East. Two World War II floating bottle by French professor Jacques Paganel officers, one British and the other Italian, alter- leads the party halfway around the earth at the WAR LOVER, THE (War Drama). Stars: Steve McQueen, nately become each other's prisoner. Their ani- 37th parallel before they find and rescue the captain Robert Wagner, Shirley Anne Field, Gary Cockrell. mosity for each other and their respective countries from the hands of man-eating Maoris. In Color Dec. Producer: Arthur Hornblow jr. Director: Philip Lea- turns into mutual admiration 1962. and respect. In Tech- cock. Original (novel): John Hersey. Screenplay: How- nirama and Color. Sept. 1962. ard Koch. Coming DAMN THE DEFIANT! (Sea Adventure). Stars: Alec • Filmed in England. An American Flying Fortress pilot who loves war, endangers the lives of his crew INCREDIBLE JOURNEY, Guinness, Dirk Bogarde, Anthony Quayle. Producer: THE (Outdoor Animal Story). John Brabourne. Director: Lewis Gilbert. Original members as he attempts to live up to his reputation Stars: Emile Genest, , a Labrador retriever, (novel): Frank Tilsley. Screenplay: Nigel Kneale, Ed- as an ace, taking tremendous risks. He and his co- a bull terrier, a Siamese cat. Producers: Walt Dis- mund H. North. pilot become romantically involved with the same ney, James Algar. Directors: Fletcher Markle, Jack girl. When his Flying Fortress is badly damaged, Couffer. • British-made; released in England as "H.M.S. De- Original: Sheila Burnford. Screenplay: James he orders the crew to bail out, then crashes the Algar. fiant." Based on the novel, "Mutiny," the story of plane into the cliffs of Dover. The copilot and the a mutinous crew aboard a British ship in the days • Believing girl then are reunited. Nov. 1962. they have been abandoned by a tem- of sailing ships and the wars with France. In Cine- porary overseer, an English bull terrier, a golden mascope and Color. Sept. 1962. WE'LL BURY YOU! (Documentary). Narration: William Labrador retriever and a Siamese cat start a 250- Woodson. Producers: Jack Leewood, Jack Thomas mile trek to their Canadian home. They meet many INTERNS, THE (Drama). Stars: Michael Callen, James (Contempora Prods). Screenplay: Jack Thomas. dangers and adventures, but leave some good where- MacArthur, Cliff Robertson, Nick Adams, Suzy Parker, • This documentary traces the rise of Communism ir ever they have been. Given up for lost by their Haya Harareet, Anne Helm. Producer: Robert Cohn. Russia from the time of Karl Marx to the present human owners, they eventually make it home, tired, Director: David Swift. Original (novel): Richard Frede. day and utilizes rare film clips of such Red leaders ragged and happy. In Color. Screenplay: Walter Newman, David Swift. as Lenin and Trotsky as well as footage of mass • The stories of the private and professional lives of MIRACLE OF THE WHITE STALLIONS (Romantic executions during political purges; sinking of a Rus- four young doctors during their frenzied year of in- sian warship during the Russo-Japanese Dramo). Stars: Robert Taylor, Lilli Palmer, Curt Jur- War and terning. Each pursues his own goals through the year, gens, Eddie Albert, James Fronciscus. Producer: Walt recent shots of escapes over the Berlin Wall. Nov. Disney. climaxed with a party to celebrate the end of their 1962. Director: Arthur Hiller. Screenplay: A. J Carothers. internship. Misunderstandings then are worked out, romances are completed and the various characters ZOTZ! (Comedy). Stars: Tom Poston, Julia Meade, James • The real-life story of Alois Podhajsky, German go their own ways into the world. Aug. 1962. Backus, Fred Clark, Cecil Kellaway. Producer-Director: cavalry officer who saved the dancing Lipizzan William Castle (William Castle Prod). Original (novel): stallions during World War II, first from Allied bomb- LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (Adventure Drama). Stars: Walter Karig. Screenplay: Ray Russell. ings, then from capture by the Peter O'Toole, Alec Guinness, Anthony Quinn, Jack advancing Russians. • A professor of ancient languages obtains an Podhojsky's 250-mile trek with Hawkins, Jose Ferrer, Anthony Quayle, Claude Rains, the horses and the old coin with magical powers, making people move massive Army protection given Arthur Kennedy, Omar Sharif. Producer: Sam Spiegel. by General George in slow motion, causing sudden pain and even caus- Patton in a final escape, highlight the story. In Director: David Lean. Original: T. E. Lawrence. Screen- Color. ing death if the owner points his finger and says, play: Robert Bolt. "Zotz!" The professor has many adventures, in- SAVAGE SAM (Adventure Drama). Stars: Brian Keith, • Based on many works dealing with T. E. Law- cluding capture by a foreign agent until the coin Tommy Kirk, Dewey Martin, Kevin Corcoran, Jeff rence including his own, "Seven Pillars of Wisdom," finally is lost down a sewer. He then is promoted to York, Marta Kristen. Producers: Walt Disney, Bill this is the story of Lawrence and his exploits in the dean of languages and marries the new and lovely Anderson. Director: Norman Tokar. Original (novel)- Arabian desert beginning in the early days of World addition to the university teaching staff. July 1962. Fred Gipson. Screenplay: Fred Gipson, William Tun- War I when he requested and gained a transfer berg, Ronald Alexander. to Arabia. In Super-Panavision 70 and Color. Dec. 1962. Coming • A party of Apache braves kidnaps 16-year-old (Special Pre-release). BIRDIE (Musical). Travis Coates, his 12-year-old brother Arliss and Lis- BYE BYE Stars: Janet Leigh, Dick beth Searcy, 15, but in a fight with the U.S. cavalry NOTORIOUS LANDLADY, THE (Comedy Melodrama). Van Dyke, Ann-Margret, Maureen Stapleton, Bobby contingent, Travis escapes. The soldiers give up the Stars: Kim Novak, Jack Lemmon, Fred Astaire, Lionel Rydel. Producer: Fred Kohlmar. Director: George Sid- Jeffries, Estelle Winwood. Producer: Fred ney. Original (play): Stewart. Screenplay: bottle when the Indians scatter. Travis and his dog, Kohlmar Mike Irving 0- Savage Sam, continue the chase and soon are joined (Kohlmar-Quine Prod). Director: Richard Quine. Brecher. riginal (short story): Margery Sharp. Screenplay: by the boy's uncle and five Texans, who ride down • A musical satire, from the Broadway hit about Larry Gelbart, Blake Edwards. the renegades and win back the youngsters. In the "sideburns" set, dealing with rock and roll sing- Color. • A young American embassy official rents a Lon- ers. In Panavision and Color.

124 BAROMETER Section CANDY WEB, THE (Suspense Satire). Stars: Kathy Dunn, Robert Rossen. Original (novel): J. R. Salamanca. lem of all teenagers—what to do about sex. Hugh Marlowe, Murray Hamilton. Producer-Director: Screenplay: Robert Rossen. VICTORS, THE (Drama). Stars: Vincent Edwards, Melina William Castle (William Castle Prod). Original Story: • A young man, after being discharged from the Mercouri, George Hamilton, George Peppard, Jeanne Otis Guernsey jr. Screenplay: Robert Dillon. institution army, becomes a male nurse in a mental Moreau, Rosanna Schiaffino, Eli Wallach, Michael • A story of international intrigue and danger set and falls in love with a beautiful inmate suffering Callan. Producer-Director; Carl Foreman (Highroad against the background of a girl's boarding school. from schizophrenia. Prods). Original (novel): Alexander Baron. Screen- play: Carl Foreman. CARDINAL, THE (Drama). Stars: Tom Tryon, Carol Lyn- LONG SHIPS, THE (Adventure Drama). Stars: Richard the novel, "The Human ley, John Saxon, Romy Schneider. Producer-Director: Widmark, Leslie Parrish, , Russ Tam- • British-made. Based on progress of a squad Otto Preminger. Original (novel): Henry Morton Rob- blyn. Producer: Irving Allen. Director: Jack Cardiff. Kind," the story chronicles the World War II to the tense inson. Screenplay: Not set. Original (novel): Frank G. Bengtsson. Screenplay: of American GIs through Ardrey. post-war days in divided Berlin. In Panavision. • The story of a young Boston priest who rose to Robert the eminence of Cardinal. In Panavision and Color. • British-made; to be filmed in Yugoslavia. The travel and adventures of a Danish Viking who fought Continental Distributing COCOA BEACH (Drama). Stars (incomplete): Warren successfully under pagan, Mohammedan and Christian Beatty. Producer-Director: Robert Rossen (Rossen En- banners, surviving privation and spectacular battles (October through December, 1962) terprises Prod). Screenplay: Gerald Greene. to win great fortune. In Technirama and Color. LOVERS OF TERUEL, THE (Ballet Drama). Stars: Lud- • A story of the missile age based on a David milla Tcherina, Milko Sparemblek, Milenko Bano- Brinkley television report on the new town which LORD JIM (Adventure Drama). Stars: Peter O'Toole. Pro- vitch. Director. Raymond Rouleau. Screenplay: Ray- suddenly developed around the Cape Canaveral mis- ducer-director: Richard Brooks. Original (novel): Jos- eph Conrad. Screenplay: Richard Brooks. mond Rouleau. sile base. • To be filmed in the Malay Archipelago. The classic • French-language; English titles. The theme is CONGO VIVO (Drama). Stars: Jean Seberg, Gabriele tale of cowardice and redemption that has established taken from the ancient Spanish and deals with a Ferzetti, Bachir Toure. Producer: Carmine Bologna the Joseph Conrad novel, "Lord Jim," as a master- traveling carnival troupe which enacts the tragedy (Dino De Laurentiis Prod). Director: Giuseppe Ber- piece of English literature. In Panavision. of the ill-starred lovers who die and are buried to- natti. gether in the same grave. In Color. Dec. 1962. MAN FROM THE DINERS' CLUB, THE (Comedy). Stars: • Italian-made; English dialog. Filmed in the Bel- Terry-Thomas, Danny Kaye, Cara Williams, Martha Hyer. Pro- OPERATION SNATCH (Comedy). Stars: gian Congo, a topical drama set against the cur- Jackie Lane. Pro- ducer: William Bloom (Dena-Ampersand Prod). Di- George Sanders, Lionel Jeffries, rent turbulence and political strife in that area. ducer: Jules Buck. (Associated British-Continental rector: Frank Tashlin. Original Story: Bill Blatty, John ( Co-prod). Director: Robert Day. Original: Paul Mills. DIAMOND HEAD (Drama). Stars: Charlton Heston, Fenton Murray. Screenplay: Bill Blatty. Screenplay: . Yvette Mimieux, George Chakiris, France Nuyen, • Based on the operations of the international credit on the Rock of Gibraltar James Darren. Producer: Jerry Bresler (Jerry Bresler card organization. A blundering Diners' Club em- • British-made. Centered World II, the film tells the story of the Prod). Director: Guy Green. Original (novel): Peter Gil- ployee inadvertently issues a credit card to a mob- during War efforts of the British, on orders from Winston Churchill, man. Screenplay: Marguerite Roberts. ster who plans to use it to buy a plane ticket and to keep alive the famous Barbary apes when the ) • Filmed in Hawaii. A story set in modern-day Ha- flee the country. The employee runs into hilarious sole male member of the colony dies. Legend has waii dealing with a dynastic family, the Howland complications as he tries to get the card back before it that if the apes leave the Rock, the Rock would clan. In Panavision and Color. the error is discovered. leave the British Empire. Oct. 1962. MANIAC, Drama). Stars: DR. STRANGELOVE: Or How I Learned to Stop Worry- THE (Shock Kerwin Mathews, ing and Love the Bomb (Satirical Drama). Stars: Nadia Gray, Liliane Brousse, Donald Houston, George Coming Peter Sellers, George C. Scott, Sterling Hayden, Keenan Pastell. Producer: Jimmy Songster (Hammer Film BALCONY, THE (Drama). Stars: Shelley Winters, Peter Wynn. Producer: James B. Harris (Polaris Prod). Di- Prod). Director: Michael Carreras. Original Story and Falk, , Kent Smith, Joyce Jameson. Pro- rector: Stanley Kubrick. Original (novel): Peter George. Screenplay: Jimmy Songster. ducers: Ben Maddow, Joseph Strick. Director: Joseph Screenplay: Stanley Kubrick. • British-made. Set in the sinister Camargue dis- Strick. Original (play): Jean Genet. Screenplay: Ben • Based on the novel, "Red Alert," originally pub- trict in the south of France, story deals with mur- Maddow. lished in England in 1958 under title of "Two Hours der and intrigue. • The story takes place in an unusual brothel, where to Doom." A psychotic Air Force general triggers an OLD DARK HOUSE, THE (Suspense Satire). Stars: the caters to her clientele's frustrations and ingenious scheme, unleashing his wing of B-25 H- Tom madam Poston, Robert Morley Joyce Grenfell. Producer-Di- compulsions. Among the customers are the chief of Bombers to attack Russia. The U.S. President, unable rector: William Castle (William Castle-Hammer Film police, a bishop and other dignitaries. to recall the aircraft, is forced to cooperate with co-prod). Original (novel): J. B. Priestley. Screenplay: Soviet premier in a bizarre attempt to save the world. Stars: Keir Dullea, Janet Robert Dillon. DAVID AND LISA (Drama). Margolin, Howard da Silva, Neva Patterson, Clifton EX-WIFE (Romantic Comedy). Stars (incomplete): Doris • Filmed in England. A bizarre millionaire builds a James. Producer: Paul M. Heller. Director: . Di- arc Day. Producer: Martin Melcher (Arwin-Swift Prod). huge outside the family's ancestral mansion in Original (book): Dr. Theodore Rubin. Screenplay: rector: David Swift. Original story: David Swift. Screen- readiness of another great flood, while members of . play: David Swift, Bill Manhoff. his family are mysteriously done away with. In Color. • The film delves into the study of emotionally • The former husband of a young divorcee appears PLAYBOY (Romantic Comedy). Stars (incomplete): Tony disturbed teenagers in a private school. It centers and begins to court her just as she is about to be Curtis. Producer: Stanley Margulies. Director: Bud on the case of a sensitive boy with a phobia about married into a wealthy family. The ex-husband's at- Yorkin. Original Screenplay: Bud Yorkin, Norman being touched and his friendship with a girl who has tentions are brought on by a $5,000,000 estate which Lear. a split personality—the problems they face and the she has inherited but about which she has not yet progress they make by helping each other. been informed. • Based on the men's magazine, "Playboy," and its publisher Hugh Hefner. Only partially biographi- HANDS OF A STRANGLER, THE (Drama). Mel Ferrer, GIDGET GOES TO ROME (Romance). Stars: Cindy Carol, cal, will tell how Hefner, starting with an investment Dany Carrel, Christopher Lee, Lucille Saint Simon. James Darren. Producer: Jerry Bresler (Jerry Bresler of $600, built it up to $6,000,000 in less than seven Producers: Steven Pallos, Donald Taylor (Pendennis Prod). Director: Paul Wendkos. Screenplay: Katherine years. In Color. Films Prod). Director: Edmond Greville. Original and Dale Eunson. (novel): Maurice Reynard. Screenplay: John Baines, (Drama). Stars: Kay Walsh, Harry • The further adventures of Gidget and her pals, Edmond Greville. Andrews. Producer: John Kohn, Jud Kinberg. Director: this time set in the Eternal City. In Color. Philip Leacock. Original (novel): John Rae. Screen- • Anglo-French co-production, English-dubbed. A play: Kinberg, psychological drama based on Maurice Reynard's GOOD LORD, YOU'RE UPSIDE DOWN! (Comedy). Stars: John Kohn, Jud John Rae. novel, "Orlac," this is the story of a pianist whose Jack Lemmon. Producer-Director: Richard Quine. Or- • British-made. Based on the controversial first hands, ruined in an accident, are replaced by those iginal (novel): Clair Huffaker. Screenplay: Not set. novel, "The Custard Boys," about the effect of war of a dead killer. A remake of a silent film made in upon people too young to fight it. Tells of a group • Based on the adventures of a fashion photogra- Germany in 1923 and an MGM version made in 1937. pher. of tough, amoral school boys evacuated from the bombed cities during World War II and who, bored LONELINESS OF THE LONG DISTANCE RUNNER, THE HANNO'S DOLL (Suspense Drama). Stars (incomplete): by country life routines, try the dangerous game of (Drama). Stars: Michael Redgrave, Tom Courtenay, Jane Fonda. Producers: Elliot Kastner, Stan Shpetner simulating the excitement of combat in their day-to- Avis Bunnage, James Bolan, Dervis Ward. Producer- (International Cinema Prods). Director: Not set. O- day play. Director: Tony Richardson (Bryanston-Seven Arts Co- riginal (novel): Evelyn Piper. Screenplay: B. Hutton. prod). Original and Screenplay: Alan Sillitoe. RUNNING MAN, THE (Suspense Drama). Stars: Lau- • British-made. The story of a youth in a British HOLIDAY, THE (Comedy). Stars (incomplete): Jane rence Harvey, Lee Remick, Alan Bates. Producer- reformatory, who is trained for participation in a Fonda. Producer-Director: Carl Foreman. Original Director: Sir Carol Reed. Original (novel): Shelley long-distance race. His past history is shown through (novel): Constantine Fitzgibbon. Screenplay: Not set. Smith. Screenplay: John Mortimer. a series of flashbacks during the loneliness of his • Filmed in Spain and Ireland. A modern-day • British-made; to be filmed in Greece. Story of a yarn training. While he outdistances the other runners, about a man who fakes his own death so that small fishing village that is thrown into turmoil when he he diliberately pauses at the finish line to express t and his wife can collect insurance. a sexy female arrives in the community. his contempt for the autocratic authority of the re- formatory head. IN THE FRENCH STYLE (Romance Drama). Stars: Jean SAINT—WITH RED HANDS? (Drama). Stars: Not set. Producer: Charles Seberg, Stanley Baker, James Leo Herlihy. Producer: H. Schneer. Director: Peter Coe. THIS SPORTING LIFE (Drama). Stars: Richard Harris, Original (novel): Irwin Shaw (Casanna Prods). Director: Robert Par- Yseult Bridges. Screenplay: Not set. Rachel Roberts. Producer: Karel Reisz. Director: rish. Original (short stories): Irwin Shaw. Screenplay: • British-made. Based on Yseult Bridges book de- Lindsay Anderson. Screenplay: David Storey. » Irwin Shaw. tailing one the of most controversial murder crimes • Filmed in England. Story deals with a coal miner in legal history. • Filmed in France. The plot centers around a young whose athletic prowess makes him wealthy but his American girl who goes to Paris to painting life has little meaning until lonely study SHIP OF FOOLS (Drama). Stars: Not set. Producer-Di- he meets a widow and a young American doctor who becomes romanti- and is able to her. rector: Stanley Kramer. Original (novel): Katherine dominate cally involved with her. Anne Porter. Screenplay: Not set. WRONG ARM OF THE LAW, THE (Comedy). Stars: Peter IRON MAIDEN, THE (Comedy). Stars: Michael Craig, • Set in 1931 on a passenger ship en route from Sellers, Lionel Jeffries, Dennis Price, . Anne Helm, Jeff Connell, Alan Hale jr., Cecil Parker, Vera Cruz to Bremerhaven. While not dealing di- Producer: Robert Velaise. Director: Cliff Owen. Noel Purcell. Producer: Peter Rogers (Anglo Amalga- rectly with the Nazi problem, it provides a basis Screenplay: Ray Galton, Alan Simpson, John Antrobus. mated Prod). Director: for understanding of the madness which swept Gerald Thomas. the • British-made. Monsieur Jules runs a smart London Reich. • British-made. An American businessman is ac- dress salon as a front for his real activity as Pearly companied by his family on a trip to England to Gates, leader of an underworld of Cockney crooks. TWENTY-FIFTH HOUR, THE (Drama). Stars: Gregory visit a brilliant jet plane designer. Things soon go When Australian crooks muscle in on his territory, Peck, Anthony Quinn. Producer-Director: Fred Zinne- haywire because of the designer's passion for tinker- he makes a deal with Scotland Yard mann. (Highland Films-Antone Co-prod). Original to trap the ing with old fairground steam-traction engines. "enemy," at the same time planning a double-cross (novel): . Screenplay: JP Miller. to make away with the loot. JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS (Classic Drama). • The story of a Spanish refugee living in France Stars: Nancy Kovack, Todd Armstrong, Gary Ray- with a price on his head as a result of repeated YOUR SHADOW IS MINE (Drama). Stars: Jill Haworth, mond, Laurence Naismith. Producer: Charles H. raids over the border. Michel Ruhl. Schneer. Director: Don Chaffey. Screenplay: Jan Read, • Filmed in England. In Color. Beverly Cross. UNDER THE YUM YUM TREE (Romantic Comedy). Stars: Jack Lemmon, Carol Lynley, , Edie • Filmed in southern Europe. The classic Greek myth- Adams. Producer: Frederick Brisson. Director: David ological tale of Jason and his quest for the Golden Crown-International Swift. Original (play): Lawrence Roman. Screenplay: Fleece. In SuperDynamation 90 and Color. Lawrence Roman, David Swift. (October through December, 1962) LILITH (Drama). Stars: Warren Beatty. Producer-Director: • A modern-day comedy about a universal prob- FIRST SPACESHIP ON VENUS (Science-Fiction Drama). BOXOFFICE 125 Stars: Yoko Tani, Oldrick Lukes, Julius Ongewe, Screenplay: Francoise Sagan. LIQUOR ALWAYS HELPS (Comedy). Stars (incomplete): Michael Postnikow. Producers: Newton P. Jacobs, Paul • French-language; English titles. Filmed in Paris O. W. Fisher. Producer: Sascha-Film Produktionsges Shreibman, Edmund Goldman (Central Prod). Director: and based on the infamous French Bluebeard, who Ellschaft MBH. Original (novel): Johannes Mario Sim- Kurt Maetzig. Screenplay: J. Fethke, W. Kohlhaase, in 1921 was executed for murdering 10 wives. In mel. Screenplay: Hans Jacoby, Willibald Eser. Reisch, G. A. Stenbock-Fermor. G. Rucker, Color. • German-made; English titles. From the novel based • In the year 1985, researchers aboard a spaceship on the autobiography of Marcel L. Baron, this is the LOVE AT TWENTY (Drama). Stars: Eleonora Rossi to Venus decode a magnetic spool and discover that flashback story of a high official and the devious Drago, Barbara Frey, Marie-France Pisier, Christian Venusians plan to annihilate Earth. When they reach and hilarious schemes he promoted to get there. Doermer. Producers: Ulysse Prods., Cinesecolo, Unitec Venus they find total disorder and discover the France, Venusians have destroyed themselves with their owr. Toho Film, Towa Film. Directors: Francois MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH (Horror Drama). Stars: Truffaut, Renzo Rossellini, Shintaro lshtara, Marcel Director: weapons. The spaceship returns to Earth to report Not set. Producer: Alex Gordon Prods. Not Ophuls. . Set. Original (novel): Edgar Allan Poe. Screenplay: that life does not exist on Venus. In Totalvision and Gordon. Color. Oct. 1962. • Foreign languages; English titles. Filmed in France, Mildred and Gordon Poland, Italy, Japan and Germany. A view of young • The Poe classic dealing with a mad prince who STAKEOUT (Action Drama). Stars: Bing Russell, Bill love in each of the individual countries. seals himself and 1,000 guests off in a castle to Hale, Eve Brent, Billy Hughes, Jack Harris, Bernie avoid the plague. In CinemaScope and Color. Thomas. Producers: Robert Hughes, William Hughes, MADAME (Comedy Drama). Stars: Sophia Loren, Joe R. Gentile. Director: James Landis. Robert Hossein, Julien Bertheau, Marina Berti, Carlo ROOMMATES (Comedy). Stars: James Robertson Justice, Guiffre. Producer: Maleno Malenotti. Director: Liz Fraser, Leslie Phillips. Producer: Peter Rogers • An ex-convict widower and his ten-year-old son Christian-Jaque. Original (play): Victorien Sardou, (Anglo Amalgamated Prod). Director: Gerald Thomas. hit the road, but find the going tough. The man is cmile Moreau. Screenplay: Henry Jeanson, Jean Screenplay: Bruce Montgomery. fired when the wife of his employer falsely accuses Ferry, Ennio de Concini, Franco Solinas, Christian- him of getting fresh. Finally, he contacts some old • British-made. Released in England as "Raising the Jaque. gang members and plots a kidnapping. He is killed Wind." Set in a London music school, the story con- in the final police battle, but the boy is told his • European-made; English-dubbed. Filmed in France, cerns the struggle by music students to gain gradua- father was a hero. Oct. 1962. Italy, Spain, the story, based on a famous French play, tion, certain prizes and position, while dealing with "Madame Sans Gene," tells of a washerwoman who the ferociously tempered dean of the faculty. In VARAN, THE UNBELIEVABLE (Sciece-Fiction Drama). rises, under Napoleon's aegis, to become a princess Color. Stars: Myron Healy, Tsuruko Kobayashi, Clifford Ka- in the days of the French Revolution. In Technirama SLIME PEOPLE, THE (Science-Fiction Drama). Stars: wada. Producer-Director: Jerry A. Baerwitz. Screen- 70 and Color. Also available in 35mm. play: Sid Harris. Robert Hutton, Les Tremayne, Robert Burton. Pro- NIGHT IS MY FUTURE (Drama). Stars: Mai Zetterling, ducer: Joseph F. Robertson. Director: Robert Hut- • A Navy commander and his wife live on a small Birger Malmsten. Producer: Lorens Marmstedt. Di- ton. Screenplay: Vance Skarsteadt, Blair Robertson. Japanese island where he is conducting experiments rector: Ingmar Bergman. Original (novel): Dagmar prehistoric monsters invade Angeles. with salt water. Natives warn that disaster will come • Huge, Los Edqvist. if he tampers with the sea. He goes ahead with his TERROR IN THE MIDNIGHT SUN (Science-Fiction • Swedish-language; English titles. 1947-48 film work and a giant prehistoric monster appears, cre- A Drama). Robert Burton, Barbara Wilson. Producer: not previously released in the U.S. Based on the ating terror and havoc until forced back where he Gustaf Unger (Unger Films of Hollywood and AB novel, "Music in the Dark," the story of a young came from. The commander then moves on to an- Fortunafilm of Sweden Co-prod). Director: Virgil man, blinded in a shooting accident in the army, other hunting ground. Oct. 1962. Vogel. who is befriended by a girl who helps him over- Coming come his incapacity and eventually marries him. • Filmed in Sweden. Concerns an outer space ship and the people and their terrifying monster that ar- 7 CAPITAL SINS (7-Episode Drama Comedy). Stars: rive with it. The creatures wreak havoc and death AS NATURE INTENDED (Nudist film). Stars: Pamela Dany Saval, Nicole Mirel, Jean-Pierre Aumont, Eddie among the citizens as well as the American scientists Green, Jackie Salt, Petrina Forsyth, Bridget Leonard, Constantine. Producers: Les Films Gibe, Franco to Sweden investigate incident. Angela Jones. Producer-Director: Harrison Marks. who go down to the London Film, Titanus. Directors: Sylvain Dhomme, Screenplay: Lilian Lea. Edouard Molinaro, Philippe de Broca, Jacques Demy, TOMORROW YOU DIE (Science-Fiction Drama). Stars: • Filmed in England. Concerns the nature girls' vaca- Jean-Lux Godard, Roger Vadim, Claude Chabrol. Kent Taylor, Peter Breck, Richard Arlen, Alan Hale tion at a summer camp in England. In Color. Screenplay: Eugene Ionesco, Claude Mauriac, Daniel jr.. Rod Lauren, Arline Judge. Producer: Joseph F. Boulanger, Jacques Demy, Jean-Lux Roger Robertson. Director: Herbert L. Strock. Original TERRIFIED Godard, (Horror Drama). Stars: Rod Lauren, Steve Vadim. Screenplay: Herbert Strock. Drexel, Tracy Olsen. Producer: Richard Bernstein • An astronaut, blown up in space, comes down (Bern-Field Prod). Director: Lew Landers. Screenplay: • French-language; English titles. Episodes deal to earth via his arm, the only thing left of him. The Richard Bernstein. with the classic sins of anger, envy, greed, gluttony, lust, laziness and pride, each presented with a arm has a life of its own and it terrorizes and mur- • Psychological horror picture about a student who modern French twist. In Dyaliscope. ders and even threatens to take over a boy's mind. is frightened to death when placed in a casket in a graveyard. STRANGERS IN THE CITY (Drama). Stars: Robert Gentile, Camilo Delgado, Rosita De Triana, Crete Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Margos, Robert Corso, Kenny Delmar. Producer-Di- through December, Embassy rector: Rick Carrier. Screenplay: Rick Carrier. (September 1962) (October through December, 1962) • The tragic story of a Puerto Rican immigrant BILLY ROSE'S JUMBO (Musical). Stars: Doris Day, family which settles in Manhattan's Spanish Harlem, Stephen Boyd, Jimmy Durante, Martha Raye. Pro- BOCCACCIO '70 (English-dubbed version). See Feature and their struggles to survive the hostile environment ducer: Joe Pasternak. Director: Charles Walters. Index, Embassy. Oct. 1962. in which they are forced to live. Screenplay: Sidney Sheldon. • Based on the musical play produced by Billy Rose, CONSTANTINE AND THE CROSS (Religious Drama). THREEPENNY OPERA (Dramatic Musical). Stars: Curt Stars: Cornel Wilde, Christine Kaufmann, Belinda this is the story of a traveling circus owner and his Jurgens, Hildegarde Neff, Sammy Davis jr., Gert daughter who fight against a rival's determination Lee. Producer. Ferdinando Felicioni. Director: Lionel lo Frobe. Producer: Kurt Ulrich (Gloria Films). Director: liquidate their circus, with the daughter falling in de Felice. Wolfgang Staudte. Original (Musical Drama): to in love with the rival's son. In Panavision and Color • Italian-made; English-dubbed. Constantine, vic- Bertold Brecht, Kurt Weill. Dec. 1962. torious in starts is battle, for Rome, but ambushed • Filmed in West Germany. Comic operetta based by violent opponents of Christianity. When Con- on the play, "The Begger's Opera," dealing with a ESCAPE FROM EAST BERLIN (Suspense Drama). Stars: stantine is victorious against the barbarians, he pro- group of beggars, thieves and industrialists in the Don Murray, Christine Kaufmann, Werner Klemperer, claims tolerance for the Christians, but his enemies Limehouse district of London. In Cinemascope and Ingrid Van Bergen. Producer: Walter Wood. Director: continue to persecute and imprison them. Eventually, Color. . Screenplay: Gabrielle Upton, Peter with a sign from heaven, Constantine proceeds against Berneis, Millard Lampell. the barbarians and defeats them. In Totalscope and YOUNG GIRLS OF GOOD FAMILIES (Dramatic Comedy). • Filmed in Germany. Following the death of o Color. Dec. 1962. Stars: Marie-France Pisier, Lilo, Fred Clark, Ziva young German attempting to escape from East Berlin, Rodann, Christian Marquand. Producer: Gilbert his sister and his close friend begin tunneling from CRIME DOES NOT PAY ("Le Crime Ne Paie Pas") Bokanowski (Trans-World-Embassy Co-prod). Director: the basement of their home toward freedom in the (Drama). Stars: Richard Todd, Michele Morgan, Annie Pierre Montazel. Screenplay: Richard Balducci, Mario Western sector. As escape nears, the East Germans Girardot, Danielle Darrieux, Pierre Brasseur. Producers: Brun, Pierre Montazel. Gilbert Bokanowski, Ever Haggiag. Director: Gerard arrive only to have the tunnel collapse in their faces Oury. Screenplay: Gerard Oury, Jean Charles Tac- • French-language; English titles. A story of the as the family makes good its escape. Nov. 1962. night life chella, Paul Gordeaux. of the wealthy and sophisticated younger social set on the French Riviera. In Color. I THANK A FOOL (Drama). Stars: Susan Hayward, Peter • French-made; English titles. An anthology based Finch, Diane Ci lento, Cyril Cusack, Kieron Moore. on three famous French crimes, tied together with Producer: Anatole de Grunwald. Director: Robert a fictional fourth incident. A man goes to a movie Herts-Lion International Stevens. Original (novel): Audrey Erskine Lindop. theatre to see a three-part "Crime Does Not Pay" Screenplay: John Mortimer. and leaves at the conclusion to become a victim (December, 1962) of a • Filmed in England and Ireland. A young doctor, fourth murder. In Dyaliscope. Nov. 1962. DAUGHTER OF THE SUN GOD (Jungle Adventure). convicted of the mercy killing of her lover, upon release from prison acts as companion-nurse to the DEVIL'S WANTON (English-dubbed version). See Feature Stars: Bill Holmes, Lisa Montell. Producer: Edward Index, Embassy. Nov. 1962. Biery. Director: Kenneth Herts. Screenplay: Ken- wife of the prosecuting counsel. Becoming suspicious neth Herts. of the counsel, she takes the wife back to Ireland, DIVORCE— where the wife's mind is so damaged that she runs ITALIAN STYLE (English-dubbed version). • Filmed in Peru. The story of an American See Feature Index, Dee. away from home and is badly injured. When she is Embassy. 1962. writer on a pleasure trip in Peru, who gets involved found dead from an overdose of sedative, the doctor with lost Inca treasure, a beautiful girl and wild LA VIACCIA (English-dubbed version). See Feature again is suspected of mercy killing, but a surprise animals. In Color. Dec. 1962. Index, Embassy. Nov. 1962. denouement clears her. In CinemaScope and Color. Sept. 1962. LONG DAY'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT (Drama). Stars: Coming Katharine Hepburn, Ralph Richardson, Jason Robards KILL OR CURE (Comedy). Stars: Terry-Thomas, Eric jr.. Dean Stockwell, Jeanne Barr. Producer: Ely Lan- DON'T CRY WOLF (Science-Fiction Drama). Stars: Not Sykes, Dennis Price, Moira Redmond, Lionel Jeffries. dau. Director: Sidney Lumet. Original (play): Eugene set. Producer-Director: Mell Marshall (Ensign Pictures). Producer: George Brown. Director: George Pollock. O'Neill. Screenplay: Mel Marshall. Screenplay: David Pursall, Jack Seddon. • The autobiographical play of Eugene O'Neill and • Described as a "new wave" science-fiction drama, • British-made. A private detective, investigating his family tragedies, heightened by his mother's de- to be produced in the U.S. happenings at a health-cure hotel, finds a wealthy pendence on narcotics, his father's bitter frustration widow murdered and becomes a guest to track ESCAPE TO BERLIN (Suspense Drama). Stars: Christian and miserliness, his brother's decline into alcoholism down the murderer. A woman who had hoped to marry Doermer, Suzanne Korda. Producer: Stun Pictures. which eventually took his life and O'Neill's own the widow's nephew and get her money is exposed Director: Not Set. Screenplay: Not Set. struggle for survival against tuberculosis. Nov. 1962. as the culprit. The widow's will is read and she has • Filmed in Germany. Deals with the flight of Easl left all her money to her pet dog. Nov. 1962. German refugees to West Berlin. Coming MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY (Drama). Stars: Marlon GORILLA (Jungle Adventure). Stars: Not set. Producer: Brando, Trevor Howard, Richard Harris, Hugh Grif- CARPETBAGGERS, THE—see Paramount. Not set. Director: Not set. Screenplay: Not set. fith, Richard Haydn, Tarita, Percy Herbert. Pro- Rosenberg (Areola Prods). Director: LANDRU (Drama). Stars: Michele Morgan, Danielle • To be filmed in Africa; English-dubbed. Concerns ducer: Aaron Darrieux, Hildegarde Neff, , Fran- a white hunter, his safari and a beautiful Swedish Lewis Milestone. Original (novels): Charles Nordhoff, Hall. Screenplay: Charles Lederer. coise Sagan, Juliette Mayniel. Producers: Carlo magazine photographer who joins him in his search James Norman Ponti, (Carlo Ponti-Georges for a rogue gorilla which has been killing and ter- • Filmed in South Seas locations. The story of the de Beauregard Prod). Director: Claude Chabrol. rorizing the natives. In CinemaScope and Color. famous mutiny against Captain Bligh aboard the

126 BAROMETER Section H.M.S. Bounty, led by Fletcher Christian, and telling COME FLY WITH ME (Romantic Comedy). Stars: Do- the inner feelings of men at war, set against a back- of what happened to the mutineers in Tahiti. In lores Hart, Hugh O'Brian, Pamela Tiffin, Karl Boehm, drop of the Korean conflict. In Panavision. Panavision 70 and Color. Nov. 1962. Lois Nettleton, Dawn Addams, Karl Malden. Pro- Carroll ducer: Anatole de Grunwald. Director: Henry Levin. HOW THE WEST WAS WON (Drama). Stars: Carolyn Jones, PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT (Comedy). Stars: Anthony Original (novel): Bernard Glemser. Screenplay: Wil- Baker, Lee J. Cobb, Henry Fonda, Peppard, Robert Franciosa, Jane Fonda, Jim Hutton, Lois Nettleton, liam Roberts. Karl Malden, Gregory Peck, George John McGiver. Producer: Lawrence Weingarten. Di- Preston, Debbie Reynolds, James Stewart, Eli Wal- • Based on the book, "Girls on a Wing," the story of rector: George Roy Hill. Original: Tennessee Williams. lach, John Wayne, Richard Widmark, Brigid Bazlen, three airline stewardesses and the men they meet on Screenplay: Isobel Lennart. Walter Brennan, , Andy Devine, Raymond their flights from New York to Europe. In Pana- Massey, Agnes Moorehead, Henry (Harry) Morgan, • A Korean War veteran marries his nurse, who vision and Color. Thelma Ritter, Mickev Shaughnessy, Russ Tamblyn. becomes disenchanted after her wedding trip starts Narrated by Spencer Tracy. Producer: Bernard Smith. in a hearse and a night in a cheap motel. They drive COUNTERFEITERS OF PARIS, THE (Suspense Drama). Directors: John Ford, George Marshall, Henry Hath- to Tennessee where an Army buddy's marriage is on Stars: Jean Gabin, Martine Carol, Bernard Blier, Fran- away. Screenplay: James R. Webb. the rocks due to in-law trouble. After a fight with coise Rosay. Producer: Jacques Bar. Director: Gilles expansion west- the in-laws, all land in jail, but both marriages are Grangier. Original (novel): Albert Simonen, Screen- • Drama dealing with America's of three saved and the two couples decide to go to Texas play: Albert Simonen, , Gilles Grangier. ward in the 1800s as seen through the eyes aenerotions of pioneers. In Cinerama and Color. and raise cattle for television westerns. Nov. 1962. • Sophisticated crime thriller concerning a group of counterfeiters who try to doublecross their leader Special. (Outdoor Drama). Stars: Richard SAVAGE GUNS, THE with unexpected results. Basehart, Alex Nicol, Don Taylor. Producers: Jimmy IN THE COOL OF THE DAY (Romantic Drama). Stars: Arthur Hill. Songster, Jose Maesso (Capricorn-Tecisa of Madrid COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER, THE (Romantic Com- Jane Fonda, Peter Finch, Angela Lansbury, Houseman. Director: Robert Stevens. Co-prod). Director: Michael Carreras. Original Screen- edy). Stars: Glenn Ford, Shirley Jones, Stella Stevens, Producer: John Susan Ertz. Screenplay: Meade play: Edmund Morris. Dina Merrill, Roberta Sherwood, Ronny Howard, Original (novel): Jerry Dyke. Producer: Joe Pasternak. Director: Roberts. • Produced in Europe. Story is set on the Arizona- Van (novel): Toby. story of a young Mexico border in the 1870s. An ex-Confederate of- Vincente Minnelli. Original Mark • Filmed on locations in Greece. The during a ficer in search of peace after the Civil War blood Screenplay: John Gay. girl who falls in love with a married man In Panavision and Color. battles, settles in a quiet Mexican valley, but is • The son of a young widower tries to marry off his trip to Greece. forced to make a decision about taking up arms father, but has a difficult time choosing from the INTERNATIONAL HOTEL (Drama). Stars: Elizabeth when terrorists attempt to take over the valley, prospective brides. In Panavision and Color. Taylor, Richard Burton, Louis Jourdan, Orson Welles, killing all who refuse to sign over their land. In Producer: Anatole de Grunwald. Di- t Metroscope and Color. Oct. 1962. DAY AND THE HOUR, THE (Drama). Stars: Simone Sig- Elsa Martinelli. noret, Stuart Whitman. Producer: Jacques Bar, for rector: Anthony Asquith. Original Screenplay: Terence SWORDSMAN OF SIENA (Adventure Drama). Stars: Cipra Prods. Director: Rene Clement. Screenplay: Andre Rattigan. Stewart Granger, Sylva Koscina, Christine Kaufmann, Barret. • British-made. Story of a group of persons who find Fausto Tozzi. Producer: Jacques Bar, for Monica- their plane o Filmed in France. Story of a Frenchwoman who their lives dramatically altered when CCM-CIPRA. Director: Etienne Perier. Screenplay: heavy fog. aids an American paratrooper in escaping from the is delayed at the London Airport by a ) Michael and Fay Kanin. Nazis during the occupation of France. IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR (Comedy With • Filmed in Italy. Swashbuckling adventure drama of Music). Stars: Elvis Presley, Joan O'Brien, Gary Lock- a mercenary who becomes involved in a daring plot DIME WITH A HALO (Drama). Stars: Barbara Luna, wood, Vickey Tiu, Yvonne Craig, Sandra Giles. Pro- of Italian patriots to free the city of Siena from Paul Langton. Producers: Laslo Vadnay, Hans Wil- ducer: Ted Richmond. Director: Norman Taurog. Spanish occupation in the 16th century. In Cinema- helm. Director: . Screenplay: Laslo Vadnay, Screenplay: Si Rose, Seaman Jacobs, John T. Kelly. Scope and Color. Dec. 1962. Hans Wilhelm. sidekick, broke and with • Five street urchins in Tijuana, Mexico, win a for- • A bush pilot and his TRIAL AND ERROR (Comedy). Stars: Peter Sellers, Rich- tune at the Caliente race track, then discover they their plane grounded, hitchhike to the Seattle World's nurse. Their ad- ard Attenborough, , David Lodge. Pro- can't cash the ticket. Fair, where one falls in love with a ducer: Dimitri de Grunwald. Director: James Hill. ventures include foiling a gang of fur smugglers. In Original (play): John Mortimer. Screenplay: Pierre DRUMS OF AFRICA (Drama). Stars: Frankie Avalon, Panavision and Color. Rouve. Mariette Hartley, Lloyd Bochner, Torin Thatcher. Producers: Al Zimbalist, Philip Krasne. Director: James MAIN ATTRACTION, THE (Drama). Stars: Pat Boone, • Filmed in England. Based on the London stage Kieron B. Clark. Screenplay: . Nancy Kwan, Mai Zetterling, , success, "The Dock Brief." An ineffectual lawyer de- Moore, John Le Mesurier. Producer: John Patrick. fends a murderer wife • Drama of slave-runners in Africa at the turn of who has killed his because (Seven Arts Prods). Director: Daniel Petrie. Screen- she laughs too much. Also involved is a boarder in the the century. In Panavision and Color. play: John Patrick, Marguerite Roberts. household with an equally offensive sense of humor. ELSIE Drama). Stars: story of emotional conflict among The lawyer is a brilliant barrister at "rehearsals" of JANIS STORY, THE (Biographical • British-made. The traveling European circus. In the trial, but the actual trial proves something else Not set. Producer: Joe Pasternak. Director: Not set. members of a small again. Dec. 1962. Screenplay: George Wells. Color. • Based on the life of Elsie Janis, the "Sweetheart (Comedy Drama). Stars: Jean VERY PRIVATE AFFAIR, A (Drama). Stars: Brigitte Bar- MONKEY IN WINTER of the AEF" of World War I and one of the most Producer: Jacques Bar. dot, Marcello Mastroianni, Dirk Sanders, Eleanor Hart. Gabin, Jean-Paul Belmondo. colorful show business headliners of her day. Verneuil. Original Producer: Christine Gouze-Renal (Cipra-Progefi (Cipra Prods). Director: Henri Blondin. Co-production). Director: Louis Malle. Original Screen- FAMILY DIARY (Drama). Stars: Marcello Mastroianni, (novel): Antoine play: Jean-Paul Rappenau. Jacques Perrin, Valeria Ciangottini. Director: Valerio • French-made; English-dubbed. Two Frenchmen who Zurlini (Titanus-MGM Prod). Original (novel): Vasco long for a life of action and excitement, one a re- • English-dubbed; also available in French-language Pratolini. Screenplay: Valerio Zurlini, Mario Missiroli. formed alcoholic who runs a tavern and the other with Enqlish titles. Filmed in Paris, Geneva and a drifter who imagines himself as a bull-fighter, meet SDoleto during the Arts Festival, the story follows some • Italian-made; English-dubbed. Based on the novel and find thev are birds of a feather. The alcoholic of the facts of Brigitte Bardot's life from ballet "Two Brothers," the story of a youth catapulted from goes "off the wagon," and the duo turns a quiet dancer through modeling to screen fame as France's poverty to the fringes of wealth, then faced with Normandy town upside down in a night of escapades. sex symbol. She has a succession of love affairs, being plunged back into poverty. In Color. climaxed with her passion for a married theatre (Drama). Stars: Laurence Harvey, FLIPPER (Story of a Dolphin). Stars: Chuck Connors. OF HUMAN BONDAGE director. After a quarrel with him, she climbs on a Kim Novak. Producer: James Woolf. (Seven Arts roof to Producer: Ivan Tors. Director: James B. Clark. Orig- watch a performance, becomes startled and Prod). Director: Henrv Hathaway. Original (novel): inal Story: Ricou Browning, Jack Cowden. Screen- plunges to her death. In Color. Sept. 1962. Screenplay: Bryan Forbes. play: Arthur Weiss. Somerset Maugham. British-made; filmed in Dublin. A cultured medical • Filmed in Florida, the Bahamas and the Virgin • Coming infatuated with a cheap waitress. Islands. Based on the believed fabulous intelligence student becomes of dolphins as told through a moving relationship ARTURO'S ISLAND (Drama). Stars: Reginald Kernan, PASSWORD IS COURAGE, THE (Drama). Stars: Dirk and communication dolphin Key Meersman, Vanni De Maigret. Producer: Carlo between a and the young Bogarde, Maria Perschy. Alfred Lynch. Producers: son of Florida fisherman. In Color. Ponti. Director: Damiano Damiani. Original (novel): a Andrew and Virginia Stone. Director: Andrew L. Elsa Morante. Screenplay: Damiano Damiani, Ugo Li- Stone. Original: Castle. Screeplay: Andrew L. BOYS Stars: John beratore, Enrico Ribulzi. FOLLOW THE (Comedy Romance). Connie Francis, Paula Prentiss, Ron Randell, Russ Tamblyn, Stone. • Filmed on the island of Procida in the Bay of Janis Paige. Producer: Lawrence Bachmann. Director: • Filmed in Europe. Based on the biography of Naples. Story of a young boy who idolizes his wan- Richard Thorpe. Screenplay: David T. Chantler, David Charles Coward. British war hero, and his one-man dering father, and his relationship with the young Osborn. battle against the Nazis in World War II. girl whom the father brings home as his second wife. • Filmed on the French Riviera, a comedy about PRIVATE POTTER (Drama). Stars: Tom Courtenay, sweethearts and wives who follow the U.S. fleet in BIG GRAB, THE (Suspense Drama). Stars: Jean Gabin, James Maxwell, Eric Thompson, John Graham. Pro- the Mediterranean area. In Panavision Color. Alain Delon. Producer: Jacques Bar. Director: Henri and ducer: Ben Arbeid. Director: Casper Wrede. Screen- Verneuil. . GOLD FOR THE CAESARS (Adventure Drama). Stars: play: Casper Wrede, • Story of a daring plot to rob the bank of a Jeffrey Hunter, Mylene Demongeot. Producer: Joseph • British-made. Psychological drama involving a Cannes gambling casino. Fryd. Director: Andre de Toth. Original (novel): Flor- soldier serving with a British unit in anti-terrorist ence A. Seward. Screenplay: Not set. operations on a Mediterranean island. CAIRO (Suspense Drama). Stars: George Sanders, Rich- ard Johnson. Producer: • A Roman slave leads the search for a lost gold Ronald Kinnoch. Director: PRIZE, THE (Drama). Stars: Paul Newman, Elke Som- Wolfe Rilla. Original (novel): mine. In CinemaScope and Color. W. R. Burnett. Screen- mer. Producer: Pandro S. Berman. Director: Not set. play: Joanne Court. GOLDEN ARROW, THE (Adventure Fantasy). Stars: Tab Original (novel): Irving Wallace. Screenplay: Ernest • British-made; filmed in Egypt. Story of a gang of Hunter, Rossana Podesta. Producer: Goffredo Lom- Lehman. thieves who attempt to rdb the Cairo Museum of its bardo. Director: Antonio Margheriti. Screenplay: Giorgio • Story of the emotional conflicts of a group of priceless antiquities. Prosperi. Nobel Prize winners in Stockholm, in the tradition • Italian-made. With many special effects, this is of "Grand Hotel." CAPTAIN SINDBAD (Adventure Fantasy). Stars: Guy Williams, Heidi Bruehl, the story of an intrepid hero who rids Damascus of a Pedro Armendariz, Abraham RIFIFI IN TOKYO (Suspense Drama). Stars: Karl Boehm, Sofaer. Producers: Frank tyrant and wins a beautiful princess. In Technirama and Maurice King. Di- Barbara Lass, Charles Vanel. Producer: Jacques Bar. rector: Byron Haskin. and Color. Screenplay: Samuel B. West. Director: Jacques Demy. Screenplay: August Lebreton. • European-made; English-dubbed. Featuring THE (Drama). Stars: Julie Harris, Claire many HAUNTING, • Filmed in Japan. A foreign gang plots a bank special effects, this inspired Bloom, Richard Johnson, Tamblyn, Lois was by the Arabian Russ Maxwell. vault robbery in Tokyo. Nights tales. In Color. Producer-Director: Robert Wise. Original (novel): Shirley Jackson. Screenplay: Nelson Gidding. SAN FRANCISCANS, THE (Drama). Stars: Not set. Pro- CARNIVAL (Musical). Stars: Not set. Producer: Arthur • Filmed in England. Based on the novel, "The ducer: Joe Pasternak. Director: Not set. Original Freed. Director: Gower Champion. Screenplay: Julius of Hill (novel): Niven Busch. Screenplay: . Epstein. Haunting House," the supernatural tale of an evil residence around which a legend of terror has • A modern San Francisco dynasty is taken over • Film version of the Broadway stage success, in- grown. In Color. by an attractive young widow as the sole heir of her volving the romance of a girl with a carnival star. husband's vast fortune. HOOK, THE (Drama). Stars: Kirk Douglas, Robert Wal- CATTLE KING (Drama). Stars: Robert Taylor, Joan ker, Nick Adams, Nehemiah Persoff, Enrique Mag- SEVEN SEAS TO CALAIS (Drama). Stars: Rod Taylor, Caulfield. Producer: Nat Holt. Director: . alona. Producer: William Perlberg. Director: George Keith Michell. . Producer: Paolo Moffa. Screenplay: Thomas Thompson. Seaton. Original (novel): Vahe Katcha. Screenplay: Director: Rudolph Mate. Screenplay: Filippo San- • Romantic adventure concerning the West, and Henry Denker. just. set in Wyoming in 1883. In Color. • Based on the novel, "L'Hamecon," dealing with • Filmed in Europe. Adventure-drama based on the

BOXOFFICE 127 exploits of Sir Francis Drake and his piracy of Spanish PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME, THE (War Comedy). Stars: gle against a terrifying conspiracy nearly as ancient gold ships under the encouragement of England's Charlton Heston, Elsa Martinelli, Harry Guardino, as Greece itself. In Color. first Queen Elizabeth. In CinemaScope and Color. Baccaloni, Brian Donlevy. Producer-Director: Mel- ville Shavelson. Original (novel): Donald Downes. DONOVAN'S REEF (Comedy-Adventure). Stars: John SMOG (Drama). Stars: Annie Girardot, Renato Salva- Screenplay: Melville Shavelson. Wayne, Lee Marvin, Jack Warden, Elizabeth Allen, tore Enrico Maria Salerno. Producer-Director: Franco Cesar Romero, Dorothy Lamour. Producer-Director: • Filmed in Rome. An American Army officer and Rossi (Titanus-Metro Prod). Screenplay: Pier Maria John Ford (John Ford Prod). Original Story: James his radioman, in Nazi-occupied Italy, send out secret Pasinetti, Franco Rossi, Gian Domenico Giagni. Michener. Screenplay: James Edward Grant. messages by carrier pigeon. When the Italian family • Filmed in Los Angeles by Italian motion picture with whom they stay eat all except one of the • Filmed in Hawaii. Two World War II shipmates op- company, S.P.I.C. Most of the dialog is in Italian. pigeons, the Italian father replaces them with Ger- erate a bar and night club known as Donovan's Reef An Italian in America has many adventures with man carrier pigeons who take messages to the on a South Pacific island. Trouble comes with the Americanized Italians who have become thoroughly enemy. In Panavision. Oct. 1962. arrival of a beautiful Boston socialite seeking the acclimated to Los Angeles. father who abandoned her and the rest of her family WONDERFUL TO BE YOUNG (Musical). Stars: Cliff during the war. In Color. SUNDAY IN NEW YORK (Romantic Comedy). Stars: Richard, Robert Morley, Carole Grey, Richard O'Sul- Jane Fonda, Cliff Robertson. Producer: Everett Free- livan, Melvyn Hayes. Producer: Kenneth Harper (As- DUEL OF THE TITANS (Spectacle). Stars: Steve Reeves, man (Seven Arts Associated Prod). Director: Peter sociated British Prod). Director: Sidney J. Furie. Or- Gordon Scott, Virna Lisi. Producer: Alessandro Ja- Tewksbury. Original (stage play): Norman Krasna. iginal Story and Screenplay: Peter Myers, Ronald covoni. Director: . Screenplay: Not set. Screenplay: Norman Krasna. Cass. • The story of the twin brothers, Romulus and • A story of four young New York people and • British-made. (Released in England as "The Young Remus, who are credited with the founding of the their romantic adventures. In CinemaScope and Color. Ones.") The leader of a London Youth Club has city of Rome. In CinemaScope and Color. difficulties with his millionaire father over quarters (Romantic Comedy). Stars: Nancy Kwan, FUN IN ACAPULCO (Musical). Stars: Elvis Presley, Ursula TAMAHINE for the club. Club members kidnap the father and Dennis Price, John Fraser. Producer: John Bryan Andress, Elsa Cardenas, Paul Lukas. Producer: Hal the youth admits he is the man's son. They fight (Seven Arts Prod). Director: Philip Leacock. Original B. Wallis. Director: Richard Thorpe. Screenplay: Not off and all ends happily when the (novel): Nicklaus. Screenplay: Denis Cannan. set. Thelma father decides to build a new Youth Club. In • British-made. An uninhibited Tahitian girl at- CinemaScope and Color. Dec. 1962. • Elvis sings and woos the girls in Mexico. In Color. tending a British public school makes a remarkable GIRL NAMED TAMIKO, A (Romantic Drama). Stars: impact on both the faculty and student body. In Coming Laurence Harvey, France CinemaScope and Color. Nuyen, Martha Hyer, Miyoshi Umeki, Gary Merrill, Michael Wilding. Pro- (Drama). Stars: Jean Simmons, TARZAN'S THREE CHALLENGES (Adventure Drama). ALL THE WAY HOME ducer: Hal B. Wallis (Hal Wallis Prod). Director: Robert Preston, Pat Hingle. Producer: David Susskind. Stars: Jock Mahoney. Producer: Sy Weintraub. Di- John Sturges. Original (novel): Ronald Kirkbride. Director: Alex Segal. Original (play): Tad Mosel. rector: Robert Day. Screenplay: Berne Giler. Screenplay: Edward Anhalt. Screenplay: Phillip Reisman jr. • Filmed on locations in Thailand, Japan and the • Filmed in Japan, this is the story of an ambitious Philippines. • Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning stage play, Eurasian photographer who courts an American itself adapted from James Agee's Pulitzer Prize secretary to win U.S. citizenship. He does not reckon TICKLISH AFFAIR, A (Romantic Comedy). Stars: Shirley novel, "A Death in the Family," the story involves the with his deep love for a Japanese girl named Tamikc Jones, Gig Young, Carolyn Jones, Red Buttons. Pro- sudden awakening to the realities of life by a young In Panavision and Color. ducer: Joe Pasternak. Director: George Sidney. Screen- boy whose father is killed in an automobile accident. play: Ruth Brooks Flippen. HEART OF THE LION, THE (Biographical Drama). Stars: BECKET (Historical Drama). Stars: Richard Burton, Peter Not set. Producer: Hugh French. Director: Not sel • A Navy commander woos an attractive young O'Toole. Producer: Hal Wallis (Hal Wallis Prod). Di- Original (autobiography): Sir Winston Churchill. widow and wins her after rescuing young son in her rector: Peter Glenville. Original (play): Jean Anouilh. Screenplay: Bryan Forbes. a breath-taking balloon chase. In Panavision and Screenplay: Edward Anhalt. Color. • To be filmed in England and other countries, this • Filmed in England. England's lusty King Henry is the story of Sir Winston Churchill's adventures as (Drama). Stars: Richard Chamber- II, as a jest, installs his roistering comrade Becket a soldier and man of affairs prior to his marriage in lain, Joey Heatherton, Nick Adams, Joan Blackman. as Archbishop of Canterbury, only to have his friend 1908. In Color. Producers: William Perlberg, George Seaton. Director: take the lofty office seriously and threaten his Boris Sagal. Original (novel): Al Dewlen. Screenplay: throne. In Color. HUD (Western Drama). Stars: Paul Newman, Melvyn Henry Denker. Douglas, Patricia Neal, Brandon de Wilde. Producers: BOEING-BOEING (Comedy). Stars (incomplete): Dean Martin Ritt, Irving Ravetch. Director: Martin Riff. • Courtroom drama in which a young lawyer falls Martin. Producer: Hal B. Wallis. Director: Not set. Original (novel): Larry McMurtry. Screenplay: Irving victim to the bigoted wrath of a small twon when Original (play): Marc Camoletti. Screenplay: Not set. Ravetch, Harriet Frank jr. he defends a man accused of murdering the town's leading citizen. • A young architect discovers a wonderful solution • Based on a first novel, "Horseman, Pass By," by for maintaining, all at the same time, three girl TCU English professor Larry McMurtry, concerning a TWO ARE GUILTY (Drama). Stars: Anthony Perkins, friends who will never meet. Based on time zones, contemporary Texas cattleman, his wild and re- Jean-Claude Brialy. Producer: Alain Poire (Gaumont he becomes engaged to French, German and American bellious son, his idealistic grandson and their attractive Prod). Director: Andre Cayatte. Screenplay: Charles air hostesses, but introduction of highspeed Boeing kindly housekeeper, all caught in the surging bit- Spaak. jet planes presents some problems. In Color. terness of a family conflict. In Panavision. • French-made. Three persons are suspects in a BOY WITH TWO HEADS, THE (Comedy). Stars (incom- MY SIX LOVES (Romantic Comedy). Stars: Debbie Rey- child kidnapping and murder trial. In Dyaliscope. plete): Jerry Lewis. Producer: Paul Jones. Director: Not nolds, Cliff Robertson, David Janssen, Eileen Heckart. Producer: Gant Gaither. Director: Gower Champion. UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN, THE (Musical). Stars: set. Original Screenplay: Harry Tugend. Original (novelette): Peter V. K. Funk. Screenplay: Not set. Producer: Lawrence Weingarten. Director: • Set in a big-city department store, before the John Fante, Joseph Calvelli, William Wood. Charles Walters. Screenplay: Helen Deutsch. shenanigans are over, Jerry finds he has. to have • A Broadway and Hollywood musical comedy star, • Based on the New York musical hit, the Cin- two heads to work in every department in the store. forced by her doctor to take a rest in the country, derella story of Molly Brown, a dishwasher in the CARPETBAGGERS, THE (Drama). Stars: Not set. Pro- finds herself "adopting" six lonely waifs. In Color. gold camp of Leadville, Colo., who becomes the ducer: Joseph E. Levine (Embassy Pictures Co-prod). toast of European high society. Director: Edward Dmytryk. Original (novel): Harold NEW KIND OF LOVE, A (Comedy). Stars: Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Thelma Ritter, , George VICE AND VIRTUE (Drama). Stars: Annie Girardot, Robbins. Screenplay: John Michael Hayes. Tobias, Maurice Chevalier. Producer-Director: Mel- Robert Hossein, Catherine Deneuve. Producer: Alain • Based on the best-selling novel, with its principal ville Shavelson. Original Screenplay: Melville Shavei- Poire (Gaumont Films). Director: Roger Vadim. Original setting in Hollywood, this is the story of men and son. (novel): Marquis De Sade. Screenplay: Roger Vailland, women in the motion picture industry and their • Set in Roger Vadim. business and social mores. In Super-Panavision 70 New York, Hollywood and Paris, this is a satirical comedy about sex and the fashion industry • French-language; English-dubbed. Filmed in and Color. and concerns one Samantha Blake, known to her France. The story of how two sisters, one worldly and CIRCUS (Spectacle). Stars: John Wayne, David Niven. friends as Sam. In Color. the other virtuous, meet the crisis of an invading army Claudia Cardinale. Producer: Samuel Bronston (Samuel in France. In Dyaliscope. Bronston Prod). Director: Frank Capra. Original NO BAIL FOR THE JUDGE (Suspense Drama). Stars: Not set. Producer: Not set. Director: Not set. Original YOUNG AND THE BRAVE, THE (War Drama). Stars: Screenplay: Philip Yordan, James Edward Grant. (novel): Henry Cecil. Screenplay: Hagar Wilde. Rory Calhoun, William Bendix, John Agar, Richard • To be filmed around the world, this story of the • To be filmed in England. A famous judge becomes Jaeckel, Manuel Padilla. Producer: A. C. Lyles. Di- big top will incorporate the world's most famous cir- the principal suspect in the brutal murder of a prosti- rector: Francis D. Lyon. Screenplay: Beirne Lay jr. cus acts. In Color. tute. His daughter seeks the aid of a "genleman • An action story with a Korean war setting, cen- COME BLOW YOUR HORN (Comedy). Stars: Frank Si- thief" to find evidence to clear her father. In Color. tering around a town called Attong, and the story natra, Lee J. Cobb, Barbara Rush, Molly Picon, Jill of a Korean orphan boy who proves himself a hero NUTTY PROFESSOR, THE (Comedy). Stars Jerry Lewis, St. John, Tony Bill. Executive Producer: Howard W. when he friends with Stella Stevens. Producer: Ernest becomes American GIs who Koch. Producer: Norman Lear (Tandem-Essex Co- D. Glucksman. Di- rescued him from the enemy. rector: Jerry Lewis. Original Screenplay: Bill prod). Director: Bud Yorkin. Original (play): Neil Si- Rich- mond, Jerry Lewis. mon. Screenplay: Norman Lear. • straight-laced • This sophisticated New York comedy concerns A and proper professor in the day- Paramount time, becomes a Jekyll and Hyde character night, two brothers who live in one of the fanciest' pent- by living it up in riotous fashion with wine, (September through December, 1962) houses in the city, have beautiful women at their women and song. In Color. beck and call, and, because of this, are in constant GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! (Comedy Drama With Music). trouble with their disapnroving, old-fashioned par- Stars: Elvis Presley, Stella Stevens, Slate, PAPA'S DELICATE CONDITION (Comedy). Stars: Jackie Jeremy ents. In Panavision and Color. Laurel Goodwin, Benson Fong. Producer: Hal Wallis Gleason, Glynis Johns, Laurel Goodwin, Charlie Rug- gles, Linda Bruhl. Producer: Jack Rose (Amro Prod). (Hal Wallis Prod). Director: Norman Taurog. Original DEAR AND GLORIOUS PHYSICIAN (Biblical Spectacle). Director: Georqe Marshall. Original (memoirs): Cor- Story: Allan Weiss. Screenplay: Allan Weiss, Edward Stars: Not set. Producer: Samuel Bronston (Samuel inne Griffith. Screenplay: Jack Anhalt. Bronston Prod). Director: Frank Capra. Original (novel): Rose. Silent screen Griffith • A young boat hand wishes to buy a sailboat from Taylor Caldwell. Screenplay: Henry Denker. • star Corinne recalls her happy childhood days in Texas and her father, a his employer, who is forced to sell his fleet. He • From the novel about the life and times of Saint warm-hearted eccentric. In Color. hasn't the money, so the fleet is sold to another man. Luke, author of the Third Book of the New Test- The boat hand's girl friend tries to help him by ament, this tells of St. Luke's early life as one of PARIS WHEN IT SIZZLES (Comedy). Stars: William Hol- buying the boats, but, the young man works out the ancient world's greatest physicians and of his den, Audrey Hepburn, Tony Curtis, Marlene Dietrich, his problems by working for the new owner and love for the beautiful daughter of his wealthy Noel Coward. Producers: George Axelrod, Richard paying for the boat. In Color. Nov. 1962. patron. In Color. Quine. Director: Richard Quine. Original Screenplay: George Axelrod. IT'S ONLY MONEY (Farce Comedy). Stars: Jerry Lewis, DECISION AT DELPHI (Suspense Drama). Stars: Not set. Zachary Scott, Joan O'Brien, Jesse White, Mae Ques- Producer: Hal B. Wallis (Hal Wallis Prod). Director: • Filmed in Paris. Based on the French film, "Holi- tel. Producer: Paul Jones. Director: Frank Tashlin. Not set. Original (novel): Helen Maclnnes. Screen- day for Henrietta." In Color. Originol: John Fenton Murray. play: Edward Anhalt. PORT FURY (Adventure Drama). Stars (incomplete): • A hard-working TV repair man with a yen to be- • To be filmed in Greece. Baffled by the mysterious John Wayne. Producer: Not set. Director: Not set. come a private eye, encounters many zany ad- disappearance of an old friend and colleague, on Original Story. Frederick Holger. Screenplay: James ventures before being established as the long-lost American artist-journalist on assignment in Greece Edward Grant. heir to the fortune of an electronics genius. Dec. finds himself involved with an attractive girl, several 1962. people of assorted nationalities and a strange strug- • A world-cruising freighter is impounded by a

128 BAROMETER Section Prod). Di- foreign notion, setting off a chain reaction of events. • Filmed in Italy. Based on the novel by Di Lampe* Frankenheimer, George Axelrod (M. C. (novel): Rich- In Color. dusa, set in 1860 against the background of Italy's rector: John Frankenheimer. Original bloody Risorgimento. In CinemaScope and Color. ard Condon. Screenplay: George Axelrod. WHO'S BEEN SLEEPING IN MY BED? (Comedy). Stars: • Story of a Korean War veteran who was brain- Dean Martin, Elizabeth Montgomery, Carol Burnett, LION, THE (Adventure Drama). Stars: William Holden, washed in a Communist prison camp and sent back Jill St. John, Martin Balsam, Allison Hayes. Pro- Trevor Howard, Capucine, Pamela Franklin. Pro- to the U.S. to carry out certain diabolical schemes. ducer: Jack Rose. Director: Daniel Mann. Original 0- ducer: Samuel G. Engel. Director: Jack Cardiff. Nov. 1962. Screenplay: Jack Rose. riginal (novel): Joseph Kessel. Screenplay: Irene Kamp, • Dean Martin portrays a bachelor TV doctor idol Louis Kamp. PRESSURE POINT (Drama). Stars: Sidney Poitier, Bobby who acts as marriage counselor to the wives of the Producer: Stan- • Filmed in Africa. Story of a young girl, living with Darin, Peter Falk, Anne Barton. neighborhood while their husbands play poker. In Cornfield. Original: her mother and stepfather in Africa and her ex- ley Kramer. Director: Hubert Panavision and Color. Cornfield, S. Lee cessive attachment to a lion. When her real father Robert Lindner. Screenplay: Hubert In and Pogostin. WHO'S GOT THE ACTION? (Comedy). Stars: Lana Tur- visits, the situation explodes. CinemaScope impasse with ner, Dean Martin, Eddie Albert, Walter Matthau, Color. • A young psychiatrist has reached an help by Paul Ford. Producer: Jack Rose. Director: Daniel a mental patient and his superior tries to MARILYN (Compilation). Stars: . Pro- faced. The prob- Mann. Original (novel): Alexander Rose. Screenplay: detailing a similar problem he once ducer: Richard Zanuck. Narrator: Rock Hudson. culmin- Jack Rose. lems are outlined in a series of flashbacks, • The career of the late actress with highlights of ating in release of the patient from prison and his • From the book, "Four Horseplayers Are Missing," her life and clips from her motion pictures, climaxed subsequent commission of a brutal murder and his in which a successful woman writer turns bookie to by scenes from her last, uncompleted film, "Some- execution. Oct. 1962. cure her lawyer-husband of his horse-betting habits, thing's Got to Give." In CinemaScope and Color. but runs afoul of a ruthless underworld syndicate in TOWER OF LONDON (Horror Drama). Stars: Vincent the process. In Panavision and Color. NINE HOURS TO RAMA (Adventure Drama). Stars: Price, , Joan Freeman. Producer: Gene Horst Buchholz, Jose Ferrer, Valerie Gearon, Diane Corman (Admiral Pictures Presentation). Director: WIVES LOVERS Stars: Janet Leigh, Van AND (Comedy). Baker, Robert Morley, Don Borisenko. Producer-Di- Roger Corman. Original Story: Leo V. Gordon, Amos Johnson, Martha Hyer, Shelley Winters, Jeremy Slate. rector: Mark Robson. Original (novel): Stanley Wol- Powell. Screenplay: Leo V. Gordon, Amos Powell, Producer: Hal B. Wallis (Hal Wallis Prod). Director: pert. Screenplay: Nelson Gidding. James B. Gordon. John Rich. Original (play): Jay Presson. Screenplay: Edward Anhalt. • Filmed in India and England. The story of the • Upon the death of Edward IV in England, Richard assassination of Mahatma Gandhi and of the man covets the position of Protector of the Realm and • A writer finally makes it big after being sup- who did it, his reasons, his background, his story. devises sinister plans to do away with all persons ported for most of his career by his wife, a dental In CinemaScope and Color. standing between him and the throne. The princes technician. His success brings romantic complica- are murdered in the Tower of London and Richard tions in a comedy of errors. In Color. QUEEN'S GUARDS, THE (Drama). Stars: Raymond has nightmares bringing visions of doom. A rival Massey, Ursula Jeans, Daniel Massey, Robert Stevens. army takes to the field and metes out justice to Producer-Director: (Imperial Films Richard in the way predicted by his nightmares. 20th Century-Fox Prod). Screenplay: Roger Milner. Nov. 1962. (October through December, 1962) • British-made. Depicts the way in which young THE SEESAW (Comedy Drama). Stars: Robert men are trained for the Queen's Guards and how TWO FOR Mitchum, Shirley MacLaine, Edmon Ryan, Elisabeth GIGOT (Comedy Drama). Stars: Jackie Gleason, Kath- it affects one particular family. In CinemaScope and Firestone. Producer: Walter Mirisch erine Kath. Producer: Kenneth Hyman. (Seven Arts Color. Fraser, Eddie Arts Prod). Director: Prod). Director: Gene Kelly. Original Story: Jackie (Mirisch-Argyle-Talbot-Seven William Gibson. Screen- Gleason. Screenplay: John Patrick. SODOM AND GOMORRAH (Biblical Spectacle). Stars: Robert Wise. Original (play): Stewart Granger, Pier Angeli, Stanley Baker, Rossana play: Isobel Lennart. • Filmed in France. A mute janitor, buffeted by Podesta, Anouk Aimee. Producer: Goffredo Lom- slightly square lawyer from Omaha, after a fate, befriends a little girl and her streetwalker • A bardo (Titanus Films of Rome Co-prod). Director: York where he meets mother. The town, which once jeered him, learns to broken marriage, goes to New Robert Aldrich. Screenplay: Hugo Butler. involved with an off-beat Greenwich love him. In Color. Dec. 1962. and becomes • Filmed in Italy and Spain. The story of the last Village girl. In Panavision. Dec. 1962 (Prerelease). LONGEST DAY, THE (Drama). Stars: Richard Burton, days of the infamous Biblical twin cities and of Lot VAMPIRE AND THE BALLERINA, THE (Horror Drama). Red Buttons, Fabian, Henry Fonda, Steve Forrest, and his wife, lldith. In Color. Stars: Maria Luisa Rolando, Walter Jeffrey Hunter, Curt Jurgens, Peter Lawford, Roddy Helene Remy, Brandi, Tina Gloriani. Producer: Bruno Bolognesi. Di- McDowall, Sal Mineo, Robert Mitchum, Kenneth STRIPPER, THE (Drama). Stars: Joanne Woodward, More, Edmond O'Brien, Robert Ryan, Rod Steiger, Richard Beymer, Claire Trevor, Carol Lynley, Gypsy rector: Renato Polseili. Richard Todd, Tom Tryon, Robert Wagner, Stuart Rose Lee. Producer: Jerry Wald (Jerry Wald Prod). • Italian-made; English-dubbed. Two ballerinas and Whitman, John Wayne, others. Producer: Darryl F. Director: Franklin Schaffner. Original (play): William a young man, rehearsing near a supposedly haunted Zanuck. Directors: Ken Annakin, Andrew Marton, Inge. Screenplay: Meade Roberts. castle, become lost and take refuge in the castle Bernhard Wicki. Original (book): Cornelius Ryan. • Story of a burlesque dancer who comes back to which is inhabited by a beautiful countess. Vam- Screenplay: Cornelius Ryan. her small town and falls in love with a boy younger pires attack the trio before they finally find that the countess and her servants are the vampires, and • The story of D-Day in World War II as seen than she. In CinemaScope and Color. bring about their destruction. Nov. 1962. through the eyes of the Americans, French, British 30 YEARS OF FUN (Comedy Compilation). Stars: Charlie and Germans, with an all-star cast of players from Chaplin, , Laurel & Hardy, Harry Lang- those countries. In CinemaScope. Oct. 1962 (Special Coming engagements only). don. Producer and Screenplay: Robert Youngson. • Excerpts from great comedies of the past with the BUDDHA (Drama). Stars: Kojiro Hongo, Charito Solis, LOVES OF SALAMMBO, THE (Spectacle Drama). Stars: comics of that era. Shintaro Katsu, Machiko Kyo, Raizo Ichikawa, Fu- Jeanne Valerie, Jacques Sernas, Edmund Purdom. jiko Yamamoto. Producer: Masaichi Nagata (Daiei Director: Sergio Grieco (Fides-Stella Prod). Original YELLOW CANARY, THE (Suspense Drama). Stars: Pat Prod). Director: Kenji Misumi. Screenplay: Fuji Yahiro. Boone, Barbara Eden, Steve Forrest, Jack Klugman, (novel): Gustave Flaubert. • Japanese-made. The story of Prince Siddhartha, Jesse White, Jeff Corey. Producer: Maury Dexter, • Italian-made. Mercenaries hired to defend the who gave up great palaces, wealth and a beautiful for Robert L. Lippert. Director: Buzz Kulik. Original ancient city of Carthage revolt after their leader wife nearly 3,000 years ago to become Gautama Story: Whit Masterson. Screenplay: Rod Serling. steals gold given as ransom for the city. General Buddha and to wander into the desert seeking spiritual Hamilcar arrives in time to save the city and his • In CinemaScope. relief. He formulated the Buddhist religion, one of daughter who has fallen in love with the leader of the most powerful ethical forces in the world today. Stars: Mit- the mercenaries, bringing about his pardon. In Cine- YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS (Western). James In Technirama 70 and Color. maScope and Color. Oct. 1962. chum, Alana Ladd, Jody McCrea, Chill Wills. Pro- ducer-Director: Maury Dexter. Screenplay: Henry CALL ME BWANA (Comedy). Stars: Bob Hope, Anita Coming Cross. Ekberg, Edie Adams, Alastair Sim, Lionel Jeffries. • Offspring of famous stars are featured in this Producers: Albert Broccoli, Harry Saltzman (Eon CLEOPATRA (Spectacle Drama). Stars: Elizabeth Taylor, story of young people and their lives in the Old Prod). Director: Gordon Douglas. Original Screenplay: Richard Burton, Rex Harrison, Roddy McDowall, West. In CinemaScope and Color. Nate Monaster. Pamela Brown, Hume Cronyn. Producer: Walter Wan- • British-made; filmed largely in Africa. A spoof on ger ( Prod). Director: Joseph L. big game hunters in which a noted author who Mankiewicz. Screenplay: Joseph L. Mankiewicz, Ran- United Artists writes on big game hunting in Africa finally goes ald MacDougall, . on his first safari. In Color. (October through December, 1962) • Filmed in Italy, England, Israel and Egypt. The CARETAKERS, THE (Drama). Stars: Robert Stack, Polly story of Cleopatra, Caesar and Mark Antony, their BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (Romantic Drama). Stars: Bergen, , Janis Paige, Diane McBain, rivalries and loves. In Todd-AO and Color. Mark Damon, Joyce Taylor, Eduard Franz, Michael Robert Vaughn, Sharon Hugueny. Producer-Director: Pate, Merry Anders. Producer: Robert E. Kent (Har- Hall Bartlett (Hall Bartlett Prod). Original (novel): CONDEMNED OF ALTONA, THE (Drama). Stars: Sophia vard Film Prod). Director: Edward L. Cahn. Original Dariel Telfer. Screenplay: Henry Greenberg. Loren, Maximilian Schell, Fredric March, Robert Screenplay: George Bruce, Orville Hampton. Wagner. Producer: Carlo Ponti (Titanus Films of Rome • A study of doctors and nurses at a leading mental • Set in Italy in the Middle Ages, this is the story Co-prod). Director: Vittorio de Sica. Original (play): institution, depicting their lives and loves and the of a young duke who is the victim of a sorcerer's Jeah-Paul Sartre. Screenplay: Cesare Zavattini, Ab- conflict that arises when a doctor attempts to intro- curse which, each night, transforms his face into by Mann. duce controversial new methods of treating patients. that of a beast. The love of a princess saves the Filmed in Italy. • Germany and Based on the fa- the spell. In Color. Dec. 1962. nobleman and breaks CHILD IS WAITING, (Drama). Stars: Burt Lancaster, mous Sartre play, the story tells of the aftermath A Judy Garland, Gena Rowlands, Bruce Ritchey, Ste- of World War II on a German family and of the frus- COURT MARTIAL (Melodrama). Stars: Karl Boehm, ven Hill. Producer: Stanley Kramer (Stanley Kramer trating guilt felt by a Nazi officer. In CinemaScope. Christian Wolff, Klaus Kammer, Hans Nielsen, Sa- Prod). Director: John Cassavetes. Original Screen- bina Sesselman. Producer: Helmuth Volmer. Director: play: Abby Mann. DAY MARS INVADED EARTH, THE (Science-Fiction). Kurt Meisel. Screenplay: Will Berthold, Heinz 0. Stars: Kent Taylor, Marie Windsor, William Mims. Wuttig. • The story of the people whose lives are involved Producer-Director: Maury Dexter. Screenplay: Harry • Three survivors of a German ship, sunk by the with mentally retarded children, and the effect Spalding. mental retardation has upon the lives of parents, British in World War II, are returned to Germany as set of for others. • A doubles a prominent scientist, his heroes. Discrepancies in their stories lead to court- teachers and family and his assistant, is the fiendish device utilized martials and it is revealed that the sea battle had the Martians DR. NO (Adventure-Suspense Mystery). Stars: Sean by to help conquer the earth. In Cinema- lasted three hours after they were in their life Connery, Ursula Andress, Joseph Wiseman, Jack Lord. Scope. raft. Despite a strong defense counsel plea, the Producers: Harry Saltzman, Albert R. Broccoli (Eon death penalty is ordered for the trio. Dee. 1962. HOUSE OF THE DAMNED (Drama). Stars: Ronald Fos- Prod). Director: Terence Young. Original (novel): Ian ter, Merry Anders, Richard Crane. Producer-Director: HERO'S ISLAND (Adventure Drama). Stars: James Ma- Fleming. Screenplay: Richard Maibaum, Wolf Man- Maury Dexter. Screenplay: Harry Spalding. son, Kate Manx, Neville Brand, Rip Torn. Producer- kowitz. • In CinemaScope. Director: Leslie Stevens (Daystar-Portland Prod). • British-made; filmed in Jamaica. A British Secret Original Screenplay: Leslie Stevens. Service agent meets and befriends a beautiful girl LEOPARD, THE (Adventure Drama). Stars: Burt Lan- • The story of a family of indentured servants who while he is tracking down a paranoiac and ruthless caster, Claudia Cardinale, Alain Delon. Producer: get their first taste of freedom on an island off the scientist in a Caribbean hideaway, who seeks to de- (Titanus Films of Co-Prod). Rome Carolinas in 1718. In Panavision and Color. Oct. 1962. stroy any persons balking his sinister plans for power. Director: Luchino Visconti. Original (novel): Giuseppe In Color. di Lampedusa. Screenplay: Suso Cecchi D'Amico, MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE, THE (Spy Drama). Stars: Pasquale Festa Campanile, Massimo Francoisa, En- Frank Sinatra, Laurence Harvey, Janet Leigh, An- FIVE MILES TO MIDNIGHT (Suspense Drama). Stars: So- rico Medioli, Luchino Visconti. gela Lansbury, James Gregory. Producers: John phia Loren, Anthony Perkins, Gig Young. Producer-Di-

BOXOFFICE 129 Viertel, the international jet set and royalty of European re- because of difficulties and problems left by her late rector: Anotole Litvok. Screenplay: Peter Hugh Wheeler. sorts. In Super-Technirama 70 and Color. husband. In Panavision and Color. fan- • Fimed in Paris. An American concocts a STOLEN HOURS (Drama). Stars: Susan Hayward, Michael FOR LOVE OR MONEY (Comedy). Stars: Kirk Douglas, an tastic scheme with his reluctant wife to defraud Craig, Diane Baker, Edward Judd. Producers: Stuart Mitzi Gaynor, Gig Young, Thelma Ritter, Julie New- insurance company. Millar, Lawrence Turman (Mirisch-Barbican with Car- mar, William Bendix, Leslie Parrish. Producer: Robert rollton of Panama Corp. Prod). Director: Daniel Pe- Arthur. Director: Michael Gordon. Original Screenplay: Stars: Yul Brynner, FLIGHT FROM ASHIYA (Drama). trie. Screenplay: Jessamyn West. Larry Marks, Michael Morris. Richard Widmark, George Chakiris, Suzy Parker, • Filmed in England. A love story centering around • Story of a mother in search of eligible husbands Shirley Knight. Producers: Harold Hecht, Masaichi the love of a beautiful, vivacious, weathy woman for her daughters. In Color. Nagata (Hecht-Daiei Co-prod). Director: Michael An- for two men one a racing driver in whom she finds derson. Original (novel): Elliot Arnold. — a vicarious danger; the other a doctor from whom 40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE (Comedy). Stars: Tony Curtis, story of • Filmed in Japan, Tangier and Rome. A she learns the value of life only when it is about Phil Silvers, Suzanne Pleshette, Larry Storch, Karen the Air Rescue Command in World War II and its to be taken from her. In Color. Steele, Stubby Kaye. Producer: Stan Margulies (Curtis global exploits. The main story revolves around the Enterprises Prod). Director: Norman Jewison. Original survivors of a Japanese freighter. In Color. TARAS BULBA (Adventure Drama). Stars: Tony Curtis, Screenplay: Marion Hargrove. Yul Brynner, Christine Kaufmann, Brad Dexter, Sam • A Nevada gambling casino operator finds him- GREAT ESCAPE, THE (Drama). Stars: Steve McQueen, Wanamaker, Guy Rolfe, Perry Lopez. Producer: Harold Donald, self with a small child on his hands after the little James Garner, Richard Attenborough, James Hecht. Director: J. Lee Thompson. Original (novel): girl's father is killed. The father, sent on an errand, Charles Bronson, Donald Pleasence, . Nikolai Screenplay: Salt, Karl Tunberg. Gogol. Waldo had left the child with the casino operator. In Pana- Producer-Director: John Sturges (Mirisch-Aloha Pres- • Filmed partly in Argentina. Based on a classic story vision and Color. entation). Original (book): Paul Brickhill. Screenplay: of the Cossacks and depicts their fight for free- W. R. Burnett, James Clavell. dom in the 16th century from Poland's domination. GATHERING OF EAGLES, A (Drama). Stars: Rock Hudson, • Filmed in the Austrian Alps and in Germany. In Panavision and Color. Rod Taylor, Mary Peach, Barry Sullivan. Producer: Sy From the non-fiction book by Paul Brickhill dealing Bartlett. Director: Delbert Mann. Original Story: Sy with the mammoth breakout of Allied airmen held TITANS, THE (Action Spectacle). Stars: Pedro Armen- Bartlett, Beirne Lay jr. Screenplay: . Luff dariz, Antonella Lualdi, Giuliano Jacqueline captive during World War II in German Stalag Gemma, • A love triangle set against a U.S. Air Force back- of the Sassard. Producer: (Ariane III. The men constructed three tunnels out Alexander Mouchkine ground which tells the story of the Strategic Air Dick Films Paris, Director: German prison camp and co-named them Tom, of Vides Films of Rome). Duccio Command. In Color. and Harry. Brickhill was one of the British airmen Tessari. Screenplay: Duccio Tessari, Ennio de Concini. Clifford in the group. In Panavision and Color. • Filmed in Spain. Based on the mythology of an- KISS OF THE VAMPIRE, THE (Horror). Stars: cient Crete, the story depicts the fall from power Evans, Edward De Souza, Jennifer Daniel, Noel Wil- (Action Drama). Stars: GREAT VAN ROBBERY, THE of the island's evil king. The gods of Olympus, to liam. Producer: Anthony Hinds (Hammer Film Prod). Callard, Tony Quinn, Philip Saville. Denis Shaw, Kay thwart him, call on the youngest of the eleven Director: Don Sharpe. Producers: Edward J. and Harry Lee Danziger. Di- Titans, Crios. In Color. • British-made. In Color. rector: Max Varnel. Screenplay: Brian Clemens, El- don Howard. TOYS IN THE ATTIC (Drama). Stars: Dean Martin, LANCELOT AND GUINEVERE (Spectacle Drama). Stars: • British-made. Scotland Yard asks Interpol for aid Geraldine Page, Wendy Hiller, Gene Tierney, Yvette Cornel Wilde, Jean Wallace, Brian Aherne, Ian Gre- Mimieux. Producer: Mirisch (Mirisch Co. Pres- Wilde, in tracing a half-million dollars in stolen banknotes. Walter gory, Michael Meacham. Producers: Cornel The chase takes Interpol from London to Rio de entation). Director: George Roy Hill. Original (play): Bernard Luber (Emblem Films Prod). Director: Cor- Janeiro to Rome and Paris, then back to London, Lillian Heilman. Screenplay: James Poe. nel Wilde. Original Screenplay: Richard Scheyer, Jef- where they close in on a seemingly honest coffee • Based on Lillian Heilman's hit Broadway play, ferson Pascal. importer and his girl friend as they are about to make an emotional drama set against a background of • Produced in Europe from the late Richard a getaway with the money. modern New Orleans and dealing with the cor- Scheyer's book, "Knights of the Round Tcble." In rosive effect of overly possessive love on a close- Panavision and Color. Stars: Garland, I COULD GO ON SINGING (Drama). Judy knit family. Dirk Bogarde. Producers: Stuart Millar, Lawrence Tur- LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER, THE (Mystery Melo- man. Director: Ronald Neame. Original: Robert Do- drama). Stars: George C. Scott, Dana Wynter, Clive zier. Screenplay: Mayo Simon. Universal Brook, Herbert Marshall. Producer: Edward Lewis (Joel Prod). Director: John Huston. Original (novel): • Filmed in England. A world-famous singer de- (October through December, 1962) Philip MacDonald. Screenplay: Charles Schnee. votes her life to her career. As a young woman she has a love affair with an English doctor and has a FREUD (Drama). Stars: Montaomery Clift, Susannah • Partly filmed in Ireland. A wealthy Englishman York, Larry Parks, Susan Kohner, Eric Portman. Pro- son by him. Her career comes first and she gives the makes a list of people, including himself, who he child up to the doctor to be brought up in England. ducer: Wolfgang Reinhardt. Director: John Huston. believes are marked for murder. An English socialite Original Story: Charles Kaufman. Screenplay: Later in life, the singer realizes what she has lost Wolf- unknowingly furnishes a clue to the mysterious kill- Reinhardt, and tries to recapture the doctor's love and the gang Charles Kaufman. er's identify. child. In Panavision and Color. • Filmed in Vienna and Munich, the story deals SPORT? Farce). Stars: Rock with the struggles of Freud as a vounq man to MAN'S FAVORITE (Comedy Stars: Shirley Paula Prentiss, Maria Perschy. Producer- IRMA LA DOUCE (Comedy With Music). establish his theories regardina man's subconscious. Hudson, MacLaine, Jack Lemmon, Lou Jacobi, Herschel Ber- Director: Howard Hawks (Gibraltar-Laurel Prod). It covers the period from his abandonment of a ca- Billy (Mirsich-AI- Screenplay: Howard Hawks, John Fenton Murray, nardi. Producer-Director: Wilder reer in neurology in 1885 through his marriage to Original Ivrics): Al- Steve McNeil. person Presentation). (book and Martha Bernays in Vienna in 1886 and concluding Dia- exander Breffort. Screenplay: Billy Wilder, I.A.L. with his speech introducing his theories on infantile • A modern-day comedy about a playboy sports- mond. sexuality before the Vienna Medical Society in 1890. man and a public relations girl. In Color. • Filmed partly in Paris. Based on the Broadway Dec. 1962 (Prerelease). Stars: Edward musical about a romance between a Parisian tart and MYSTERY SUBMARINE (Action Drama). IF Stars: Sandra Dee, Justice, Laurence Payne. Pro- her jobless lover. In Panavision and Color. A MAN ANSWERS (Comedy). Judd, James Robertson Bobby Darin, , John Lund, Cesar Ro- ducer: Bertram Ostrer. Director: C. M. Pennington IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD (Comedv). mero, Stefanie Powers. Producer: Ross Hunter (Ross Richards. Original (play): J. Manchip White. Screen- Stars: Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle, Sid Caesar, Buddy Hunter Prod). Director: Henry Levin. Original (novel): play: Hugh Woodhouse, Bertram Ostrer, J. Manchip Hackett, Ethel Merman, Mickey Rooney, Dick Shown, Winifred Wolfe. Screenplay: Richard Morris. White. Phil Silvers, Terry-Thomas, Jonathan Winters. Pro- • A modern romantic comedy set against a New ® British-made. Set in World War II, the British ducer-Director: Stanley Kramer (Stanley Kramer York background in which a free-lance photographer Navy, using a captured German submarine with a Prod). Screenplay: William Rose, Tania Rose. marries one of his models and runs into trouble as British crew, sets out to destroy the wolf pack. • Story involves a mad, mad, mad. mad chase across he works with his other beautiful models. In Color. PARANOIAC (Suspense Drama). Stars: Janette Scott, southern California to dig up $350,000 in buried Nov. 1962. Oliver Reed, Sheila Burrell, Maurice Denham. Pro- treasure. In Ultra-Panavision, Cinerama and Color. NO MAN IS AN ISLAND (Drama). Stars: Jeffrey Hun- ducer: Anthony Hinds (Hammer Film Prod). Director: ter, , Marshall Thompson. Producers- Francis. Screenplay: Jimmy Songster. LOVE IS A BALL (Comedy). Stars: Glenn Ford, Hope Freddie Directors: Richard Goldstone, John Mrnks jr. (Gold Lange, Charles Boyer, Ricardo Montalban, Telly • British-made. The study of a mentally deranged Coast Prod). Screenplay: Richard Goldstone, John Savalas, Ulla Jacobsson. Producer: Martin Poll (Ox- person with delusions of grandeur and persecution, Monks jr. ford-Gold Medal Prod). Director: David Swift. Original in which an adventurer brilliantly impersonates the (novel): Lindsav Hardv. Screenplay: David Swift, Tom • Filmed in the Philippines. The story of U S. Navy heir to a fortune. In Color. Waldman, Frank Waldman. radioman, George Tweed, the only American to survive on Guam during 34 months of Japanese oc- SHOWDOWN (Outdoor Drama). Stars: Audie Murphy, • Filmed on the French Riviera. A poor but proud Producer: Gor- cupation in II. In Color. Oct. 1962. Kathleen Crowley, Charles Drake. American adventurer becomes involved in a plot by World War don Kay. Director: R. G. Springsteen. Screenplay: a suave matchmaker to marry off a grand duke to STAGECOACH TO DANCERS' ROCK (Outdoor Drama). Bronson Howitzer. a spoiled, pampered and autocratic American heiress. Stars: Warren Stevens, Martin Landau, Jody Law- In Panavision • A cowboy and his friend are mistakenly shackled and Color. rance, Don Wilbanks, Del Moore. Producer-Director: in a chain gang and are forced to help the pris- Earl Bellamy (Gray-Mac Prod). Original Screenplay: MeLINTOCK (Western). Stars: John Wayne, Maureen oners in an escape, during which th° friend steals Kenneth Darling. O'Hara, Yvonne de Carlo, Patrick Wayne, Stefanie some securities to buy their release from the pris- Powers, Jack Kruschen, Chill Wills. Producer: Michael • Six persons board a stagecoach for a long trip oners. The securities are sent to a girl, and the cow- Wayne (Batjac Prod). Director: Andrew V. McLaglen. in 1873. One passenger develops chicken pox and boy tracks her down. The friend sacrifices his life Original Screenplay: James Edward Grant. at a stop, the drivers, fearing smallpox, whip the for the cowboy and the girl, and the cowboy finally horses and abandon the passengers, who then be- kills the outlaw gang leader. • The brawling, romantic story of a tough, hard- come involved in killings; another stagecoach with drinking cattle baron of the western town bearing Stars: Sandra its driver dead from an Indian arrow; a stagecoach (Comedy). his name. He is deeply embroiled in marital woes, but crash. Two passengers survive and make their way Dee, Peter Fonda, Macdonald Carey, Beulah Bondi, refuses to divorce his wife, who is anxious to end together on coach horses back to civilization. Nov Margaret Lindsay. Producer: Ross Hunter. Director: their stormy marriage. At the same time, wars rage 1962. Harry Keller. Screenplay: Oscar Brodney. between cattlemen and homesteaders and Indians, series, continuing the ad- and when fighting breaks out, he opposes his fellow • Third in the Tammy Coming Louisiana riverboat girl in ranchers on both issues. In Panavision and Color. ventures of the young the big city. Tammy befriends an elderly woman BIRDS, THE (Suspense Drama). Stars: Rod Taylor, NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE'S "TWICE TOLD TALES" whom she accompanies to Los Angeles for an op- Jessica Tandy, Suzanne Pleshette, . at (Terror-Suspense). Vincent Price, Sebastian eration. Tammy falls in love with a young doctor Stars: Producer-Director: Alfred Hitchcock (Shamley Prods). Cabot, Mari Blanchard, . Producer: Robert the hospital. In Color. Original (novella): Daphne Du Maurier. Screenplay: E. Kent (Admiral Pictures). Director: Richard LaSalle. Evan Hunter. THRILL OF IT ALL, THE (Comedy). Stars: Doris Day, Screenplay: Robert E. Kent. • Based on the Daphne Du Maurier novella, "The James Garner, Arlene Francis, Edward Andrews. Pro- • Based on a group of classic stories of terror and Director: Nor- Birds," the story of massive bird attacks on people ducers: Ross Hunter, Martin Melcher. suspense Hawthorne, the famed England Reiner, Larry Gel- by New involves special effects with thousands of birds. In man Jewison. Original Story: Carl writer. In Color. Color. bart. Screenplay: Carl Reiner. PINK PANTHER, THE (Comedy Adventure). Stars: David • A television "pitch" girl, wife of a doctor, be- Niven, Capucine, Peter Sellers, Robert Wagner, Claudia CHARADE (Mystery Comedy). Stars: Cary Grant, Audrey comes New York's most popular TV commercial sales- James Coburn. Producer- Cardinale. Producer: Martin Jurow (Mirisch-Blake Ed- Hepburn, Walter Matthau, girl, which leads to various domestic problems. In Original: Behan, wards Prod). Director: Blake Edwards. Original Screen- Director: Stanley Donen. Marc Color. play: Maurice Richlin, Blake Edwards. Peter Stone. Screenplay: Peter Stone. KILL MOCKINGBIRD (Drama). Stars: Gregory Peck, • Filmed in Europe. A jewel thief is sought among • Filmed in Paris. Story of a young widow in a jam TO A

BAROMETER Section 130 Brock Peters, Phillip Alford, Mary Badham, Rose- hind a petition for sainthood that reveals the im- WALL OF NOISE (Drama). Stars: Ty Hardin, Suzanne mary Murphy. Producer: Alan Pakula (Pakula-Mul- passioned secrets of a small Italian town. Pleshette, Dorothy Provine. Producer: Joseph London. ligan-Brentwood Prod). Director: Robert Mulligan. Director: Richard Wilson. Original (novel): Daniel Original (novel): Harper Lee. Screenplay: . DISTANT TRUMPET, A (Drama). Stars (incomplete): Stein. Screenplay: Joseph London. Laurence Harvey. Producer: James Woolf. Director: Concerns racial prejudice in a small southern town photographed at Hollywood • Jack Clayton. Original (novel): Paul Horgan. Screen- • A race track drama through the eyes of three children, aged as seen play: Alan LeMay, Burt Kennedy. Park race track. seven to ten, and the effect on them when one of Warren Beatty, the children's fathers defends a Negro accused of • A post-Civil War story of the Arizona Territory, YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE (Drama). Stars: 1 Producer-Director: Delmer Daves. raping a white girl. set in the 880s. Suzanne Pleshette. Original (novel): Herman Wouk. Screenplay: Delmer UGLY AMERICAN, THE (Drama). Stars: Marlon Brando, GYPSY (Musical Comedy). Stars: Resalind Russell, Natalie Daves. Eiji Hingle, Jocelyn Wood, Karl Malden. Producer-Director: Mervyn Le- Sandra Church, Okada, Pat • A contemporary story of the struggles and loves Producer-Director: George Eng- Roy. Original (play): Arthur Laurents. Screenplay: Brando, Arthur Hill. of a southern writer who becomes a successful novelist. lund. Original (novel): Capt. William J. Lederer, Leonard Spigelgass. USN; Eugene Burdick. Screenplay: Stewart Stern. • From the Broadway hit based on the autobiography • Filmed in Thailand. Story of America's diplo- of Gypsy Rose Lee and her sister June Havoc. In Miscellaneous matic relations with a southeast Asian country. Un- Technirama and Color. ALL NIGHT LONG (Musical Drama). Stars: Patrick Mc- like the book, the film deals with a hard-working, HOW TO MAKE LOVE AND LIKE IT (Romantic Comedy). Goohan, Keith Michell Betsy Blair, Richard Atten- well-meaning American ambassador who is doing Stars: Not set. Producer: William H. Wright. Director: borough. Producer: Michael Relph, for J. Arthur Rank. his best in that country. In Color. Not set. Original (novel): Joseph Hoffman. Screenplay: Director: Basil Dearden. Distributor: Colorama. David R. Schwartz. • British-made. Story deals with jazz musicians and • Story about a marriage counselor. combos. Plot centers around a scheming musician Warner Bros . who tries to break up the happy marriage of a Fantasy). (October through December, 1962) INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET, THE (Comedy colored band leader and his devoted white wife when Stars: , Carole Cook, Jack Weston, An- the latter, a former singer, refuses to come out of re- CHAPMAN REPORT, THE (Drama). Stars: Efrem Zim- drew Duggan, Larry Keating. Producer: John Rose. Di- tirement to sing with a new band he is forming. balist jr., Shelley Winters, Jane Fonda, Ray Danton, rector: . Original (novel): Theodore Pratt. Glynis Johns, Andrew Duggan, Claire Bloom. Pro- Screenplay: Jameson Brewer, John C. Rose. BOMB FOR A DICTATOR. A (Suspense Drama). Stars: ducer: Richard D. Zanuck (Darryl F. Zanuck Prod). Fresnay, , Gregoire Aslan, Tilda • Based on the novel, "Mr. Limpet," this is the Pierre Director: George Cukor. Original (novel): Irving Wal- Joffee. Distributor: Medallion story of a man who wishes he were a fish until he Thamar. Director: Alex lace. Screenplay: Cooper, Wyatt Don M. Mankie- turns into one and becomes a secret weapon for Pictures. wicz. Allied forces. In Color. • French-made; English-dubbed. A story of revo- • A doctor and his staff invade a suburban area of lutionaries, bent on ridding their land of a dic- ISLAND LOVE Stars: Robert Preston, southern California to gather information on the OF (Comedy). tator, who plot a step-bv-step assassination, which marital lives of a group of "typical" American women. Tony Randall, Giorgia Moll, Walter Matthau. Pro- must be made to look like an accident to avoid (Belgrave Enter- In Color. Oct. 1962. ducer-Director: Morton Da Costa reprisals against the thousands held as hostages. Drises Prod). Original: Leo Katcher. Screenplay: David GAY PURR-EE (Animated Musical Cartoon). Stars: Voices R. Schwartz. BOURBON ST. SHADOWS (Crime Drama.) Stars: Rich- Daniels, Helen Westcott. Producer- of Judy Garland, Robert Goulet, Red Buttons, Her- • Filmed largely in Greece. A Greek who becomes ard Derr, Mark Parker. Oriqinal Screenplay: George mione Gingold, Paul Frees. Producer: Henry G. Saper- a gangster in America, returns to his native country Director: Ben stein Pictures). Beliak, Betty Jeffries. Distributor: MPA Feature Films (UPA Director: Abe Levitow. Screen- to take over one of the islands and turn it into a play: Dorothy and Chuck Jones. resort area. In Panavision and Color. —States Rights. • Set in France in 1890, the story deals with the • The deposed ruler of a mythical Latin American MARY, (Comedy). Stars: Debbie Reynolds, Barry exploits of a group of cats who leave their farm MARY republic hides out in New Orleans, while his vicious, Nelson, Diane McBain, Michael Rennie. Producer-Di- of re- homes to go to Paris. The leading character is Mew- double-crossing brother takes over control the rector: Mervyn LeRov. Original (book): Jean Kerr. sette (wittT the voice of Miss Garland). In Color. oublic. A man who uses his mystical power to com- Nov. 1962. Screenplay: Vincent Fotre. bat crime, rescues the exiled ruler from death and • Tells of the romantic entanglements of a young ends the cruel brother's reign. STORY OF THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO, THE (Cos- married couple. see Al- tume Drama). Stars: Louis Jourdan, Yvonne Furneaux, BRIDGE. THE (German-made; English-dubbed)— Pierre Mondy, Franco Silva. Producers: Jean-Jacques (Musical). Stars: Audrey Hepburn, Rex lied Artists Vital, Reno Modiano Harrison. Producer-Director: George Cukor. Original (Seven Arts Presentation). Di- BURNING COURT, THE (Drama). Stars: Nadja Tiller, rector: Claude Autant-Lara. Original (novel): Alex- Screenplay: Alan Jay Lemer. Jean-Claude Brialy. Perrette Pradier. Producer: Julien andre Dumas. Screenplay: Jean Halain. • From the most successful Frederick Loewe-Alan Duvivier. Director: Raloh Baum. Oriqinal (novel): John • French-made; English-dubbed. A remake of the Jay Lemer musical hit in Broadway history, the story Dickson Carr. Screenplay: Charles Spaak. Distributor: Alexandre Dumas classic novel set in the early 19th is an adaptation from George Bernard Shaw's classic, Trans-Lux Distributing. "Pygmalion," telling the story of the London gutter- century in which a seaman, unjustly imprisoned for A strange death un- snipe • French-made; English-dubbed. 1 7 years, finally succeeds in escaping and who was transformed into a lady of quality. proceeds leashes the hooes and hatreds. Iona hidden under the to carry out a revenge plot on his enemies, dis- PALM SPRINGS WEEKEND (Comedy Drama). Stars: calm facade of a seemingly placid family life. ouisod as the wealth'/ Count of Monte Cristo. In Troy Donahue, Connie Stevens, Ty Hardin, Robert Dyaliscope and Color. Sept. 1962. CAIRO (British-made)—see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Conrad. Producer: Michael A. Hoey. Director: Nor- WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE? (Suspense man Taurog. Screenplay: Earl Hamner jr. CALL ME BWANA (British-made)—see United Artists Drama). Stars: Joan Crawford, Bette Davis. Producer- • Deals with youth on a riotous holiday fling in the CRUISING (Comedy). Stars: Kenneth Con- Director: Robert Aldrich (Seven Arts Associated & famed California desert resort town. In Color. CARRY ON Kenneth Williams, Liz Fraser, Aldrich Prod). Original (novel): Henry Farrell. Screen- nor, Sidney James, (Anqlo Amalga- play: Lukas Heller, Robert Aldrich. PT 109 (War Drama). Stars: Cliff Robertson, Tv Har- Esma Cannon. Producer: Peter Rogers din, James Gregory, Robert Culp, Grant Williams. mated). Director: Gerald Thomas. Screenplay: Norman • Story of a psychopathic relationship between two Producer: Bryan Foy. Director: Leslie H. Martinson. Hudis. Distributor: Governor Films. sisters, one a former child vaudeville star, the other Oriqinal (book): Robert J. Donovan. Screenplay: Rich- • British-made. The "Carry On" gang invades a a crippled ex-silent screen star who are bound to- ard L. Breen. luxurv cruise liner and sets the hearts of all the gether in hate in a house of fear. Nov. 1962. • Based on Robert J. Donovan's book about the wealthy passengers aflutter. In Color. heroic exploits of Lt. John F. Kennedy and his shiD- Coming CARRY ON REGARDLESS (Comedy). Stars: Kenneth mates in the South Pacific during World War II. In Connor, Sidney James, Liz Frazer. Producer: Peter Panavision and Color. AMERICA. AMERICA (Drama). Stars: Stathis Giallelis, Rogers (Anglo Amalgamated). Director: Gerald Flena Karam, Hudis. Distributor: Gov- Thespona Petroki, Maria Kevorkian, RAMPAGE (Adventure Drama). Stars: Robert Mitchum, Thomas. Screenplay: Norman Frank Wolff. Harry Davis. Producer-Director: Elia Elsa Martinelli, Jack Hawkins, Sabu. Producer: Ray ernor Films. Kazan. Original Screenplay: Elia Kazan. Stark (Seven Arts Prod). Director: Phil Karlson. Orig- • British-made. This one in the "Carry On" series • Filmed in Turkey and Greece. An immigrant boy inal (novel): Alan Caillou. Screenplay: Robert I. has tn do with a domestic agency which boasts of realizes his dream in America. Holt, Marguerite Roberts. its abilitv to carry on, regardless of any request or the • Filmed in Hawaii. A tropical jungle adventure deal- assignment. Hilarious complications occur as CAMELOT (Musical). Stars: Not set. Producer: Not set. ing with a triangle love affair evolving out of a tiger agency attempts to live up to its slogan. Original (novel): T. H. White. Screenplay: Not set. hunt. In Color. CASE OF PATTY SMITH. THE (Drama). Stars: Merry An- • Based on the novel, "The Once and Future King," ders, J. Edward McKinlev, Dani Lynn. Producer-Di- and on the Broadway musical, recreating the le- SEVENTEENTH SUMMER (Romantic Drama). Stars: Not rector: Leo A. Handel. Oriainal Screenplay: Leo A. aend of King Arthur and his Knights set. Producer-Director: Delmer Daves. Original (novel): of the Round Film Corp. Table. Maurine Daly. Screenplay: Delmer Daves. Handel. Distributor: Topaz three hood- • A story of adolescent love and summer romance. • A youna girl is criminally attacked by CASTILIAN, THE (Adventure Drama). Stars: Cesar Ro- lums. She finds that she is Dreanant, and when un- mero, Frankie Avalon, Broderick Crawford, Alida Valli, SEX AND THE SINGLE GIRL (Comedy). Stars: Not set. able to get help anywhere, decides to have an abor- Spartaco Santony, Teresa Velasquez. Producer: Sid- Producer: Saul David. Director: Not set. Original tion. She dies in the hospital. ney Pink (Sidney Pink Prod). Director: Javier Seto. (novel): Helen Guriev Brown. Screenplay: Jack Sher, CLEOPATRA'S DAUGHTER (Adventure Spectacle). Stars: • Filmed in Spain. Based on Russell Beggs, Ben Starr. the authentic historical Debra Paget, Robert Alda Ettore Manni, Erno Crisa. repulse by the Spaniards of invasion an by the Moors, © A one-time bachelor girl gives advice to a single Producer: Explorer Film. Director: Fernando Cerchio, this tells of the exploits of Fernan Gonzales, who led girl. Robert McNamara. Distributor: Medallion Pictures. the Spanish. In Cinemagic and Color. SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN (Outdoor Drama). Stars: Henry • Italian-made; English-spoken and English-dubbed. CRITIC'S CHOICE (Comedy). Stars: Bob Hope, Lucille Fonda, Maureen O'Hara, James MacArthur, Donald The adventures of Cleopatra's daughter left in Ball, Marilyn Maxwell, Rip Torn, Jessie Royce Lan- Crisp, Wally Cox, Mimsy Farmer. Producer-Director: Svria bv her mother when the Roman legions in- dis, John Dehner, Jim Backus. Producer: Frank P. Delmer Daves. Original (novel): Earl Hamner jr. vaded Egypt. She becomes involved in an unwanted Rosenberg. Director: Don Weis. Original (play): Ira Screenplay: Delmer Daves. betrothal, palace plots and intrigues until, with the Levin. Screenplay: Jack Sher. aid of a court physician who loves her, she is res- • Filmed in the Jackson Hole country of the Grand cued from an entombment, and the two ride off into • From the Broadway play, the story tells of the Teton Range, the story of a mountain boy, his first the desert together. In Ultrascope and Color. domestic crisis in the home of a drama critic. In romance as he prepares to enter college, and the Panavision and Color. efforts of his parents to make a better life for him. CONGO VIVO (Italian-made; English dialog)—-see Co- In Panavision and Color. lumbia DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES (Drama). Stars: Jack Lem- mon, Lee Remick, Charles Bickford, Jack Klugman. TERM OF TRIAL (Drama). Stars: Laurence Olivier, Si- CONNECTION, THE (Drama). Stars: William Redfield, Producer: Martin Manulis (Manulis-Jalem Prod). Di- mone Signoret, Sarah Miles, Terence Stamp, Hugh Warren Finnerty, Carl Lee, Gary Goodrow. Producers: rector: Blake Edwards. Original Screenplay: JP Miller. Griffith. Producer: James Woolf (Romulus Prods). Lewis Allen, Shirley Clarke. Director: Shirley Clarke. • The story concerns alcoholism in the lives of Director: Peter Glenville. Original (novel): James Original (play): Jack Gelber. Distributor: Films- a young married couple. Barlow. Screenplay: Gavin Lambert. Around-the-World. • British-made, filmed in Ireland and France. A • Based on Jack Gelber's controversial off-Broad- DEVIL'S ADVOCATE, THE (Drama). Stars: Bing Crosby. schoolmaster finds his life taking a surprising turn way play about a group of drug addicts who hang Producer-Director: Henry King. Original (novel): Mor- and his marriage threatened when a pretty teenage out in a grubby Greenwich Village flat in New York ris L. West. Screenplay: Breen. Richard L. student starts a scandal by pretending the two are to meet their "connection." They discuss the heroin • The story of an investigation into the facts be- having a love affair. habit while a documentary filmmaker attempts to

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police make a picture on their way of life. The ram Ostrer. Director: Gordon Parry. Original (play): IT'S HOT IN PARADISE (Melodrama) Stars: Alex eventually turn everyone in. Austin Steele. Screenplay: Val Valentine. Distributor: D'Arcy, Barbara Valentine. Producer: Gaston Hakim. Schoenfeld Film Distributing—States Rights. CONSTANTINE AND THE CROSS (Italian-made; Eng- Distributor: Pacemaker Pictures. • British-made. The story of lish-dubbed)—see Embassy two Russian social • French-made; English-dubbed. Seven showgirls and workers and their hilarious adventures when they a Hollywood talent scout, sole survivors of a ship- (Science-Fiction CREATION OF THE HUMANOIDS, THE visit the home of a typical British working man— wreck, are marooned on a remote island where the Megowan, Erica Elliot, Frances driver his wife, Drama). Stars: Don bus and the latter having "won" the girls vie for the lone male's attention. The latter, Doolittle. Producers: Wesley Barry, Ed- two first in lottery. McCann, Don as prize a after a walk in the jungle, returns feeling strange, (Genie Prod). Director: Wesley Barry. ward J. Kay and gradually turns into a maniacal killer. Two Original Story and Screenplay: Jay Simms. Distributor: FRIGID WIFE (Drama). Stars: Jeanne Neher, Reed Had- ley, Sondra scientists arrive on the island and rescue the girls. Emerson Film Enterprises. Fisher, Bob Carr, Ken Elliott, Sid Noel. Producer: John Kenlo. Director: Ben Parker. Screen- GENIE, (Adventure Fantasy). Stars: Robert • Set in the 23rd century, this depicts the universe JOLLY THE play: John Kenlo. Distributor: Ken Productions. Nash, Scotty Morrow and Animated Characters. Pro- and its inhabitants after the Atomic War, in which • A marital relations theme. ducer-Director: Wesley E. Barry. Screenplay: Wesley E. 92 per cent of the human race is wiped out. Tells Enterprises. developed by the re- Barry. Distributor: Emerson Film how humanoid robots are GOD'S PROMISE (Comedy Drama). Stars: Not set. Pro- to rebuild rule the world. • young children, brother and sister, receive maining populace and ducer: Nicholas Merriwether. Director: Not set. Orig- Two inal Story: Nicholas Merriwether. Screenplay: Robert from their grandfather a magic charm which calls up CROOKS ANONYMOUS (Comedy). Stars: Leslie Phillips, carpet 0. Wehling. Distributor: Fairway-International Films. a junior genie. The genie owns a magic on Stanley Baxter Wilfrid Hyde White, James Robertson which he takes the children on adventurous excurs- Juile Christie. Producers: Julian Wintle, Les- • A strange mountaineer family clings ancient Justice, to an ions to any place in the world and back to any date lie for Director: Ken tradition in the face of space living. Folk music, Parkyn, Anglo Amalgamated. age in history. Annakin. Screenplay: Jack Davies. Distributor: Janus antique cars and whiskey create the backdrop for Films. tongue-in-cheek comedy action. In CinemaScope and JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN (Biblical Spectacle). Stars: Color. Geoffrey Horne, Belinda Lee, Robert Morley, Finlay • British-made. A compulsive jewel thief is per- Currie, Carlo Giustini, Mario Girotti. Producers: Luigi suaded by his girl friend to join Crooks Anonymous GORILLA (African-made; English-dubbed)—see Herts- Carpentieri, Donati. Director (English-lang- and go straight. He becomes a London department Ermanno Lion International version): Irving Rapper. Distributor: Colorama. store Santa Claus, but weakens when he learns that uage a quarter-million pounds will be left in the building GREAT VAN ROBBERY, THE (British-made)—see United • Italian-made; English-spoken and English-dubbed. over the weekend. Hilarious complications follow Artists Portrays Joseph's life in Egypt as a slave to Potiphar when he talks his fellow ex-crooks into pulling the and his young, licentious wife, who falsely accuses GUNS OF THE TREES (Drama). Stars: Ben Carruthers, heist with him. Joseph of attacking her. Saved from a death sentence Adolfas Mekas, Frances Stillman, Argus Speare by the Pharaoh for interpreting a dream, Joseph is THE DEFIANT! (British-made) see Columbia Juillard. Producer-Director: Jonas Mekas. Screenplay: DAMN — made Viceroy, saves Egypt from famine and is later Jonas Mekas. Distributor: Film-Maker's Cooperative. jealous brothers and forgives them. DAY IN COURT, A (Comedy Satire). Stars: Sophia reunited with his • girl commits suicide. Episodes following Loren, Alberto Sordi, Walter Chiari, Silvana Pam- A describe In Color. the anguish of this generation. panini. Director: Steno. Distributor: Ultra Pictures. JUDGE AND THE JUVENILE. THE (Drama). Stars: Heinz • Italian-made; English-dubbed. A four-part satire HANDS OF A STRANGLER, THE (Anglo-French made; Ruhmann, Karin Baal. Producer: Kurt Ulrich. Di- dealing with off-beat cases in Rome's lower court. English-dubbed)—see Continental Distributing rector: Paul Verhoeven. Distributor: Atlantic Pictures The four sections are: "Adultery in 16mm," "The —States Rights. HOLIDAY, THE (British-made)— see Columbia Priest and the Prostitute," "Indecent Exposure" and • German-made; English language. Story of juvenile "The Lustful Lieutenant." HONEYMOON (Spectacle Drama-Dance). Stars: Ludmilla delinquency. DR. NO (British-made) see United Artists Tcherina, Anthony Steel, Antonio, Leonide Massine. Producer-Director: Michael Powell. Screenplay: Mich- JUNGLE STREET GIRLS (Drama). Stars: David McCol- Webster. Pro- EMERGENCY SORTIE (Drama). Stars: Not set. Producer: ael Powell. Distributor: Emerson Film Enterprises. lum, Jill Ireland, Kenneth Cope, Joy Will Zens. Director: Not set. Screenplay: R. Colaizzi. ducer: Guido Coen.. Director: Charles Saunders. 0- British-made on Spanish locations. couple honey- Distributor: Riviera Productions. • A riginal Story: Guido Coen. Distributor: Ajay Films. mooning in Spain, meet Antonio, a Spanish dancer, who is beatnik out at • A West Coast Naval base evacuated when an tries to lure the new bride into dancing, a career she • Filmed in England. A young hangs unidentified aircraft the and spends drops an object in the ship- gave up when she married. He succeeds briefly despite a strip-joint, where he frisks customers laden leads to a murder and waters of the harbor. In Color. the jealous husband. Eventually Antonio gives up his it on loose living. A mugging the boy hides out for a while but is double-crossed EUROPE IN THE (Expose Travelog). Stars: Girls campaign and the honeymooners continue their world RAW! and caught by the police. of Europe. Producer: Eve Productions. Director: Russ cruise. In Technirama and Color. Meyer. Original Screenplay: Franklin Thistle. Produced and written by: Lamont HORROR HOTEL (Horror Drama). Stars: Dennis Lotis, KAMIKAZE (Documentary). Distributor: Eve Productions. Distributor: Brigadier Film Associates Christopher Lee, Betta St. John, , Ve- Perry Wolff. • Filmed in Europe. A tour of Europe, visiting sin netia Stevenson. Producer: Donald Taylor. Director: States Rights. centers, featuring travel sequences as well as footage John Moxey. Original Story: Milton Subotsky. Screen- • (Combo with "The Smashing of the Reich.") From on the prostitutes of Paris, Amsterdam, Hamburg and play: George Baxt. Distributor: Trans-Lux Distributing. camera records of Allied and Japanese forces, this in the South Pacific, begin- Berlin. In Color. • British-made. A story of witchcraft and murder details Japan's plunder Harbor attack, then mov- revolving around the disappearance of a young ning with the sneak Pearl EUROPEAN NIGHTS (Musical). Stars: Carmen Sevilla, other South Pacific points. Shows the Kami- Domenico girl student in a small Massachusetts town where ing to Modugno, Coccinelle, Henry Morgan. Pro- kaze suicide attacks by Japanese pilots and bitter ducer: Fabio Jegher. Director: witch-burning trials had taken place two and a half Alessandro Blasetti. island-to-island and hand-to-hand encounters be- Screenplay: Ennio de Concini. Distributor: Joseph centuries earlier. tween U.S. and Japanese troops. Burstyn Releasing—States Rights. HOT MONEY GIRL (Melodrama). Stars: Eddie Constan- (British-made)—see Metro-Goldwyn- • Filmed in Italy, France, England, Austria and Spain. tine, Dawn Addams, Nadine Tallier, Marius Goring. KILL OR CURE An after-dark whirl through the night spots, music Producers: John Nasht, Patrick Filmer-Sankey. Di- Mayer halls and streets of Rome, Paris, Naples, Madrid, rector: Alvin Rakoff. Screenplay: Jack Andrews. United KIND OF LOVING, A (Drama). Stars: Alan Bates, June Vienna and London. In Color. Producers Releasing—States Rights. Ritchie, Thora Hird. Producer: Joseph Janni (Anglo

European-made. II Director: John Schlesinger. Original EVA (Drama). Stars: Jeanne Moreau, Stanley Baker. Pro- • The post -World War quest for Amalgamated). Screenplay: Willis Hall, Keith ducers: Robert and Raymond Hakim. Director: Joseph a fortune in missing jewels behind the Iron Curtain, (novel): Stan Barstow. hidden during Distributor: Governor Films. Losey Original (novel): James Hadley Chase. Dis- the war, and which the deceased own- Waterhouse. er's daughter now seeks with the help of an Ameri- tributor: Times Film. • British-made. Set in a Lancashire town, story cen- can and an avarice-minded former aide of the girl's ters on a clandestine love affair between two office • Franco-ltalian co-production; English dialog. Story father. girl's pregnancy and deals with the obsessional love of a film writer for workers which results in the couple's forced, loveless marriage. The humdrum a sadistic courtesan, who is unable to return his de- HUNZA, THE HIMALAYAN SHANGRI-LA (Documentary). the near break- votion. The story concerns itself with the universal Producer-Director: Zygmunt Sulistrowski. Distributor: life with in-laws leads to clashes and a problem of man-woman relations. International Film Enterprises. up, but the finale has a ray of hope. • A film record of Hunza, land of mystery, nestled MUSKETEERS, THE (Adventure Drama). Stars: FAMILY DIARY (Italian-made; English-dubbed)—see KING'S Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in an isolated corner of the Himalayan mountains. Sebastian Cabot, Jeffrey Stone, Marina Berti, Paul The natives, whose age spans easily reach the 100 Campbell, Domenico Modugno. Producer: Emanuel FATAL DESIRE (Drama). Stars: Anthony Quinn, May mark, live in peace, harmony and brotherly love; Rosenberg. Director: Nathan Juran. Original (novel): Britt, Kerima, Ettore Manni, Umberto Spadaro. Pro- fear, hatred and jealousy do not exist. In Color. Alexandre Dumas. Screenplay: John Rich. Distributor: ducer: Carlo Ponti (Excelsa Production). Director: Car- Emerson Film Enterprises. I HATE YOUR GUTS (Drama). Stars: mine Gallone. Original (novel): Giovanni Verga. William Shatner, Dis- • Italian-made; English-dubbed. Based on the novel, tributor: Ultra Pictures. Frank Maxwell, Beverly Lunsford, Jeanne Cooper, Leo Gordon. Producer-Director: Roger Corman. Original "The Three Musketeers," the story of the king's • Italian-made; English-dubbed. Produced in Italy (novel): Charles Beaumont. Screenplay: Charles Beau- musketeers and their attempt to safely conduct a in the 1950s. A young man returning to his native mont. Distributor: C.D.A., Inc. Spanish princess to the French court. In Color. Sicilian village finds his girl friend wed to another man. The girl makes advances to her old boy friend • Originally titled, "The Intruder." A racial-themed KISS OF THE VAMPIRE (British-made)—see Universal and her husband, learning of her infidelity, kills the story of the South, in which a violent, anti-Negro LITTLE BOY BLUE AND PANCHO (Fantasy). Stars: In- boy friend in a knife duel. rabble-rouser, a crusading editor, and a carnival pitchman who exposes a trumped-up rape charge ternational Cast. Producer: K. Gordon Murray. Dis- FIGHTING MUSKETEERS, THE (Adventure Drama). Stars: against an innocent colored student, all become in- tributor: K. Gordon Murray. Gerard Barry, Mylene Demongeot. Distributor: Color- volved in an explosive integration situation in a • Filmed in Mexico. Little Boy Blue runs away from ama. small southern town. home in search of his pet monkey, Pancho. He be- • A Franco-ltalian production made in Europe. In comes involved with illegal hunters, but he and his I LOVE, YOU LOVE (Revue). Stars: Moissiev Ballet, Color. pet are later reunited with his family. In Color. Veronique, Chaz Chase, Norman Davis Dancers, the FIRE AND THE SWORD, THE (Action Drama). Stars: voice of Edith Piaf. Producer: Dino De Laurentiis. Di- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD (Fantasy). Stars: Interna- Jeanne Crain, Pierre Brice, John Drew Barrymore, rector: Alessandro Blasetti. Distributor: Davis-Royal tional Cast. Producer: K. Gordon Murray. Director: Akim Tamiroff Producer: Europa Cinematografica. Films. Roberto Rodriguez. Screenplay: Fernando Morales Or- Director: Fernando Cerchio. Screenplay: Libera- Ugo • Italian-made; English-dubbed. A study of love, tiz. Distributor: K. Gordon Murray. tore, George St. George. Distributor: Parallel Film humor and drama in many parts of the world. The • Filmed in Mexico. An adaptation of the fairy tale. Distributors/Colorama—States Rights. film is mainly revue and has no plot. In Ultrascope In Color. • Italian-made; English-dubbed. Set in the Ukraine and Color. in the 17th century, the story of love, intrigue and LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND HER FRIENDS (Fantasy). murder as Ukrainian peasants under the yoke of Po- IL GRIDO ("The Outcry")— (Italian-made; English-dub- Stars: International Cast. Producer: K. Gordon Murray. land, leave their fields and villages to join a band bed)—see Astor Director: Roberto Rodrigues. Screenplay: Roberto Rod- of rebels being assembled along the border by a riguez. Distributor: K. Gordon Murray. IRON MAIDEN, THE (British-made)—see Columbia Cossack chief. In CinemaScope and Color. • Filmed in Mexico. Little Red Riding Hood is kid- ISLAND, THE (Drama). Stars: Nobuko Otowa, Taiji FLOWER THIEF, THE (Beat Comedy). Stars: Taylor naped by a gypsy. In Color. Mead. Tonoyama. Producers: Kaneto Shindo, Eisaku Matsura. Producer-Director: Ron Rice. Screenplay: Ron Rice. Director: Kaneto Shindo. Screenplay: Kaneto Shindo. LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE MONSTERS (Fan- Distributor: Film-Maker's Cooperative. Distributor: Zenith International—States Rights. tasy). Stars: International Cast. Producer: K. Gordon • The film follows a "beat" poet in his meanderings Murray. Director: Roberto Rodriguez. Original Screen- • Japanese-made; in sound, but no dialog. A Jap- and adventures around Long Beach, Calif. play: Fernando Morales Ortiz, Adolpho Torres Por- anese family retains its dignity and happiness de- tillo. Distributor: K. Gordon Murray. FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS (Comedy). Stars: Arthur spite enormous hardships encountered in its strug- Askey, Megs Jenkins, Tilda Thamar. Producer: Bert- gle for bare existence on an offshore island. • Filmed in Mexico. Little Red Riding Hood and

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Tom Thumb defend all of their little friends from Fernando Ayala. Director: Tad Danielewski. Original REACH FOR GLORY (British-made)—see Columbia the wicked witch and the monsters. In Color. (play): Jean-Paul Sartre. Screenplay: . (Drama). Stars: Maximilian Distributor: Zenith International—States Rights. RELUCTANT SAINT, THE LONELINESS OF THE LONG DISTANCE RUNNER, THE Schell, Ricardo Montalban, Lea Padovani, Akim Tami- • Filmed in Argentina. Three sinners are condemned (British-made)—see Continental Distributing roff. Producer-Director: Edward Dmytryk. Screenplay: to spend eternity together in hell because of the John Fante, Joseph Petracca. Distributor: Davis- see Columbia crimes they committed on earth. are Inez, a LONG SHIPS, THE (British-made)— They Royal Films. Lesbian; Estelle, a nymphomaniac, and Garcin, a Fantasy). Stars: Helen Hovey, century LOVE IN THE HAY (Action coward who betrayed his countrymen. Instead of the • Filmed in Italy; English dialog. Set in 17th Kiel. Producer: Nicholas Merri- lad whose Arch Hall jr., Richard conventional fire and brimstone, each becomes the Italy. The true story of a simple stable Merriwether. Screen- subjects him wether. Original Story: Nicholas others' conscience and torturer. lackadaisical efforts to become a priest play: Nicholas Merriwether, Robert O. Wehling. Dis- to ridicule. When he suddenly develops the ability to tributor: Fairway-International Films. NUDE ODYSSEY (Adventure Drama). Stars: Enrico Maria float in mid-air, it is viewed as a miracle and, ulti- Salerno, Dolores Patricia Donlon, Venantini. • A King-of-the-Mountain moonshiner's beautiful Venantino mately, he is declared a saint. musician, risking Producers: Produzione Cinematografica Mediteranee daughter is wooed by a wandering Folco Lulli, and Cineriz-Francinex. Director: Franco Rossi. Dis- RICE GIRL (Drama). Stars: Elsa Martinelli, his life in a chase from the mountains into the big tributor: Davis-Royal Films. Michel Auclair, Rik Battaglia, Lilli Brignone. Producer: city. In Color. Carlo Ponti (Excelsa Prod). Director: Raffaello Ma- • Italo-French made; English-dubbed and English TIGHTROPE (Suspense Drama). Stars: tarazzo. Distributor: Ultra Pictures. LOVERS ON A narration. Filmed in Tahiti against scenic back- Annie Girardot, Francois Perier. Producer: Robert grounds, the story deals with a jaded Italian, dis- • Italian-made; English-dubbed. Released in Italy Cirez Daubigny. Director: Jean-Charles Dudrumet. illusioned with his married life in Rome, who searches in 1956 as "Rice Fields." One of the migratory women Original (novel): Michel Lebrun. Screenplay: Roland for romance and excitement in Polynesia. In Total- workers in a middle-aged man's rice fields is dis- Distributor: Ellis Laudenbach, Charles Dudrumet. scope and Color. covered to be the man's illegitimate daughter. The Films. man's nephew makes advances to the girl and finally OF HUMAN (British-made)—-see Metro- • French-made; English-dubbed. Based on Michel BONDAGE is killed accidentally. The rice field owner takes the Lebrun's novel, "The Tight Rope." A love triangle Goldwyn-Mayer blame leaving the girl and her real heart throb free intrigue when a husband realizes at the to leave together. In CinemaScope and Color. expands to OPERATION SNATCH (British-made)—see Continental 11th hour that his wife's lover is the brother of his Distributing HIS BROTHERS (Italian-made; English- business partner. Jhe lover turns out to be an un- ROCCO AND Astor scrupulous fortune-hunter and murderer; and in the PAGAN HELLCAT (Drama). Stars: Tumata Teuiau. Pro- dubbed)—see finale husband and wife have a bittersweet reunion. ducer-Director: Umberto Bonsignori (Victoria Films). ROOMMATES (British-made)—see Herts-Lion Interna- Distributor: Times Film. English-dubbed) see Embassy tional MADAME (European-made; • In Color. Stars: Arch Hall jr., Helen Hovey, MANIAC, THE (British-made)—see Columbia SADIST, THE (Drama). PARADISIO (Exploitation Film). Stars: Arthur Howard, Richard Alden, Marilyn Manning. Producer: Steve MARIZINIA (Melodrama). Stars: John Sutton, Zygmunt Eva Waegner. Producer: Jacques Henrici. No director Snyder. Director: James Landis. Original Screenolay: Sulistrowski, Gina Albert. Producer-Director-Screen- credit available. Distributor: Jack Harris—States James Landis. Distributor: Fairway-International Films. play: Zygmunt Sulistrowski. Distributor: International Rights. • A sadistic killer and his girl friend go on a mass Film Enterprises. • European-made. (Partly in 3-D). film A on nudes killing spree on the nation's highways. Gives a doc- with • Filmed in the Amazon jungles of Brazil. Story deals a spy plot in which a British professor, given umentary-like account of the sadistic urge to hu- a pair of unusual spectacles by a German scientist with a girl on the run from superstitious natives who miliate, enslave and kill. blame her for a fish famine. Joining two explorers on that show fully clothed people unclothed, is trailed a trek into the jungles, both men vie for her af- throughout Europe by a Russian female spy, mean- SAMMY GOING SOUTH (Outdoor Adventure Drama). fections, but she loves one and chooses him. In while having himself a gay time by focusing the Stars: Edward G. Robinson, Fergus McClelland. Pro- Color. glasses on unsuspecting continental cuties. The audi- ducer: Sir Michael Balcon (Bryanston-Seven Arts Co- ence is given 3-D glasses to use when the professor production). Director: Alexander Mackendrick. 0- MAXIME (Comedy Drama). Stars: Charles Boyer, Michele uses his. riginal (novell: W. H. Canaway. Screenplay: Dennis Ploquin. Director: Henri Morgan. Producer: Raoul Cannan. U. S. distributor not set. Verneuil. Original (novel): Henri Duvernois. Screen- PARANOIAC (British-made) —see Universal with play: Albert Valentin, Henri Jeanson, Henri Verneuil. • British-made; filmed in Africa. A young boy, PASSIONATE DEMONS, THE (Melodrama). Stars: Mar- travels from Distributor: Ellis Films. the aid of only a cheap compass, grete Robsahm, Toralv Maurstad, Henki Kolstad. Turkey to South Africa in search of relatives. The • French-made; English-dubbed. worldly young A Producer: Concord Film. Director: Nils Reinhardt story tells of his adventures along the way. Robin- finds herself torn between compassion for an woman Christensen. Original (novel): Axel Jensen. Distributor: son plays the role of a lovable but rascally diamond aging man-about-Paris, who is charming but poor, Manson Distributing—States Rights. smuggler. In CinemaScope and Color. and a wealthy boor. The first man tutors the boor • Scandinavian-made; English-dubbed. Also avail- and makes him sober, serious and pleasant, then SECRETS OF THE NAZI CRIMINALS (Documentary). able in Norwegian-language with English titles. A pairs him off with the woman; he then seeks ro- Sjoberg, for Minerva International. "new wave" film, based on Jensen's novel, "Lina," Producer: Tore mance elsewhere. narrator: Claude Stephenson. Distributor: set in modern-day Sweden, about an embittered young English Trans-Lux Distributing. MILL OF THE STONE WOMEN (Horror). Stars: Pierre seaman and his illicit relationship with a promiscuous Brice, Scilla Gabel, Wolfgang Preiss, Liana Orfei. young girl aristocrat who is part of a free-loving set. • Swedish-made, with English narration. Subtitled Director: Giorgio Ferroni. Original (short story): Pieter "Mein Kampf II," this is a sequel to Sjoberg's 1961 PHAEDRA (Drama). Stars: Melina Mercouri, Anthony Van Weigen. Distributor: Parade Pictures. film, "Mein Kampf," and is a compilation of authentic Perkins, Rat Vallone. Producer-Director: Jules Dassin. footage from Russian, German and English newsreels, • Italian-made; English-dubbed. A famous sculptor Original: Margarita Liberaki. Screenplay: Jules Das- showing more Nazi atrocities during World War II, fights to keep his daughter from dying from an in- sin, Margarita Liberaki. Distributor: Lopert Pictures. and stands as proof against the war criminals who curable blood disease. To accomplish his purpose, he • Filmed in Greece. Modern dress version were tried at Nuremberg and elsewhere on crimes draws the blood from victims selected out of his of the classic Greek tragedy of in art classes. In Dyaliscope and Color. love, which the son of a against humanity. Greek shipbuilder and his young stepmother fall SEDUCERS, THE (Drama). Stars: Nuella Dirking, Mark MIND BENDERS, THE (British-made)—see American madly in love and drift into a passionate affair. International Saegers, Robert Milli, Sheila Britt. Producer: Wilson PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER, THE (British-made)—see Co Ashley, for Boar's Head Films. Director: Graeme Fer- MONDO CANE (Documentary Drama). Stars: Gualtiero lumbia. auson. Screenolay: Wilson Ashley. Distributor: Joseph Jacopetti, Paolo Carvara, Franco Prosperi. Producer: Brenner Associates. Rizzoli-Cineriz. Director: Gualtiero Jacopetti. PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD, THE (Comedy). Distri- • A husband who has been having an extra-marital butor: Times Film. Stars: Siobhan McKenna, Gary Raymond, Liam Red- mond, Niall MacGinnis. Producer: Four Provinces affair, sets off a chain of events that include se- • Italian-made; English narration. A documentary of Production. Director: Brian Desmond Hurst. Dis- ductions, blackmail and death. man and his customs affecting birds of the air, tributor: Janus Films. beasts of land and sea, and men and women, cover- SEVEN DARING GIRLS (Melodrama). Stars: Adrian ing various countries around the world, including • Based on J. M. Synge's classic comedy about an Hoven, Ann Smyrner, Jan Hendriks. Producer: Wolf- the United States. In Color. innkeeper's daughter who falls in love with a fascinat- gang Hartwig. Director: Otto Meyer. Screenplay: ing stranger. In Color. Johannes Kai. Distributor: Manson Distributing MONKEY IN WINTER (French-made; English-dubbed)— States Rights. see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer PRIVATE POTTER (British-made)—see Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer • German-made; English-dubbed. Seven new gradu- MONSTROSITY (Horror Drama). Stars: Erika Peters, Judy ates of an exclusive Swiss girls' school embark on a Bamber, Frank Gerstle. Producer: Cinema Venturers. PUSS 'N' BOOTS (Fantasy). Stars: International Cast. holiday cruise on an old Dutch cargo boat. Their fun Director: Joseph Mascelli. Screenplay: Sue Dwiggins, Producer: K Gordon Murray. Director: Roberto Rod- turns into a nightmare when they encounter criminals riguez. Distributor: Vi Russell, Dean Dillman jr. Distributor: Emerson Film Screenplay: Sergio Guerrero. K. seeking to heist a fortune in gold ingots from the Enterprises. Gordon Murray. wreckage of a missing plane that is found on a de- island. • An old woman transplants her brain into the body • Filmed in Mexico. Adapted from the classic story. serted of, a lovely young girl. In Color. SEVENTH JUROR, THE (Drama). Stars: Bernard Blier, MR. ARKADIN (Suspense Drama). Stars: Orson Welles, QUARE FELLOW, THE (British-made)—see Astor Maurice Biraud, Francis Blanche, Daniele Delorme, Michael Redgrave, Patricia Medina, Akim Tamiroff, Jacques Riberolles. Producer: Lucien Viard. Director: QUEEN'S GUARDS, THE (British-made)—see 20th Cen- Mischa Auer. Producer-Director: Orson Welles. Or- . Original (novel): Francis Didelot. tury-Fox iginal Story and Screenplay: Orson Welles. Distributor: Screenplay: Jacques Robert. Distributor: Trans-Lux Cari Releasing Co. QUEEN'S SWORDSMEN, THE (Fantasy). Stars: Interna- Distributing. • Filmed in Europe in 1955 and released there as tional Cast. Producer: K. Gordon Murray. Director: • French-made; English-dubbed. Justice takes a Rodriguez. Screenplay: Roberto Rodriguez. leading citizen of a small town "Confidential Report." A young investigator is hired Roberto strange twist when a by a powerful tycoon to seek out his true identity. Distributor: K. Gordon Murray. commits a violent unpremeditated murder. He finds clues in underworld capitals around the Filmed in Mexico. wicked king sends his sol- • A SIN OF JESUS, THE (Drama). Stars: Julie Bovasso, Robert globe, but one by one, each witness found is sub- diers to the neighboring principality to abduct the Blossom, St. George Brian. Producer: Walter Gutman sequently murdered. The investigator then realizes wife for his son. wolf beautiful princess as a The (Off-Broadway Productions). Director: Robert Frank. he was hired not to learn the man's past but to his pal become expert swordsmen and and the skunk Original (short story): Isaac Bakel. Screenplay: How- erase it. the invaders. In Color. drive away ard Schulman. Distributor: Film-Maker's Cooperative. MYSTERY SUBMARINE (British-made)—see Universal QUICK AND THE DEAD, THE (War Drama). Stars: Vic- • A farmer deserts his pregnant wife to the bleak tor French, Majel Barret, Louis Massed, Larry Mann, for an angel as a NIGHT THEY KILLED RASPUTIN, THE (Melodrama). life on a farm. She asks Jesus John Cedar, James Almanzer. Producer: Sam Alton- her request, but the angel Stars: Edmund Purdom, Gianna Maria Canale, John companion. He meets ian (Manson Film Production). Director: Robert Tot- leave when, in an act of passion, she damages Drew Barrymore, Jany Clair. Director: Pierre Chenal. must ten. Original Screenplay: Robert Totten, Sheila Lynch. wings. Distributor: Brigadier Film Associates States Rights. his — Distributor: Beckman Film Corp. • Italian-made; English dialog and English-dubbed. SMALL WORLD OF SAMMY LEE (Drama). Stars: An- • Story of a patrol of American soldiers who get From the pages of history comes this story of the thony Newley. Producer: Frank Godwin (Bryanstcn- lost behind enemy lines in Northern Italy during Czarina of Russia and her strange, romantic attach- Seven Arts Associated Co-Prod). Director: Kenneth World War II. Tells of their adventures and dangers ment for Rasputin, the infamous monk who preached Hughes. Original and Screenplay: Kenneth Hughes. as they make their way back to their own lines. a gospel of salvation through sin. Court enemies Distributor: Not set. expose him as a religious charlatan, to no avail, and RAGE OF THE BUCCANEERS (Action Drama). Stars: Ri- • British-made. An entertainer in a cheap night after several attempts, finally succeed in killing him. Price, Marie Canneli. Dis- cardo Montalban, Vincent club is caught up in an emotional conflict between tributor: Colorama. NO EXIT (Drama). Stars: Viveca Lindfors, Rita Gam, his personal convictions and gamblers hounding him Morgan Sterne, Ben Piazza. Producers: Hector Olivera, • Filmed in Italy. In CinemaScope and Color. for money.

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SMASHING OF THE REICH, THE (Documentary). Pro- VIOLENT MIDNIGHT (Drama). Stars: Lee Phillips, Silberman. Director: Marcel Camus. Original Screen- Rogers. Producer: Del duced and written by: Perry Wolff. Distributor: Briga- Shepard Strudwick, Lorraine play: Jacques Viot, Marcel Camus. Distributor: Lo- Tenney. Director: Richard Hilliard. Distributor: Times dier Film Associates—States Rights. pert Pictures. Film. • (Combo with "Kamikaze.") A compilation of foot- • French-language; English titles. A romantic love aae from Allied and enemy films showing the in- WE SHALL RETURN! (Drama). Stars: Cesar Romero, story. In Color. famous Hitler's Third Reich and the inevitable reck- Linda Libera, Anthony Ray, Michael O'Brien. Pro- CANDIDE (Satirical Comedy). Stars: Jean-Pierre Cassel, oning with the fates. Seen are shots of the Allied ducer: Robert M. Carson (United Int'l Piets). Director: Dahlia Levi, Michel Simon, Nadia Gray, Pierre Bras- invasion from the Normandy Beach landings to the Philip Goodman. Original Screenplay: Pat Frank. Dis- seur. Producer: Clement Duhour. Director: Norbert Rhine-—and final victory for the Allies. tributor: Cari Releasing Co. Carbonnaux. Original (novel): Voltaire. Screenplay: refugee problem and their SPARROWS CAN'T SING (Comedy). Stars: James Booth, • A drama of the Cuban Norbert Carbonnaux. Distributor: Union Film Distrs. Producer: Donald Taylor (Carthage desire to liberate their homeland from Castro's control. Barbara Windsor. • French-language; English titles. Produced in 1960 Director: . Original (play): Production). WILD IS MY LOVE (Drama). Stars: Paul Hampton, and deemed unsuitable for export until now, the Lewis. Screenplay: Stephen Lewis, Joan Little- Stephen Elizabeth MacCrae, Ray Fulmer, Bob Alexander, comedy is a survey of contemporary civilization as wood. Distributor: Janus Films. Geene Courtney. Producer-Director: Richard Hilliard seen by a naive young Frenchman on his journey • British co-production. Set in London's East End (General Films). Screenplay: Otto Lemming. Dis- through Germany, the United States and the Soviet where a group of uninhibited people live, love and tributor: William Mishkin. Union. is a homecoming sailor who fight. Basic plot about • Filmed in and around an eastern college, the with another man. CLEO FROM 5 TO 7 (Drama). Stars: Corinne Marchand, arrives to find his wife living story dealing with three bored college youths, one Antoine Bourseiller, Dorothee Blank. Producers: of persuades a burlesque queen to spend a STARFIGHTERS, THE (Drama). Stars: Robert Dornan, whom Georges de Beauregard, Carlo Ponti, for Rome-Paris weekend at the college while students and faculty Richard Jordahl, Shirley Olmsted. Producer-Director: Films. Director: Agnes Varda. Screenplay: Agnes are on vacation. A game of Russian roulette played Will Zens. Screenplay: Will Zens. Distributor: Riviera Varda. Distributor: Zenith International—States three youths is the film's high spot. Productions. by the Rights. to • Three fledgling Air Force pilots are assigned WONDERFUL TO BE YOUNG (British-made)—see Para- • French-language; English titles. An intimate ac- fly the FI 04 "Starfighter" jet. Flight sequences com- mount count of the adventures of a beautiful, distraught plete with love interests, and a disgruntled father French star between the hours of 5 and 7 p.m., as WORLD WITHOUT SHAME (Nudist Film). Stars: Yvonne tries to dissuade his son from the jet fighters. In she whiles away the moments awaiting the doctor's Martell, Diane Valeri, Laurel Grey. Producer: Russell Color. result of a biopsy. Gay. Director: Donavan Winter. Screenplay: Donavan Garland, STARK FEAR (Drama). Stars: Beverly Winter. Distributor: Galaxy Films. COP, THE (Comedy). Stars: Alberto Sordi, Sylva Koscina, Joe E. Burke, Skip Homeier, Kenneth Tobey. Producer: • British-made. Upon winning a football pool, an Vittorio de Sica, Marisa Merlini. Producer: Guido Distributor: Ellis for Hockman-Swain Productions. advertising executive and his wife decide to use the Giambartolomei (Royal Film Production). Director: Films. money to establish a nudist camp with three other Luigi Zampa. Distributor: Parallel Film Distrs. —States • Made in Norman, Okla., this is a first production couoles on a Mediterranean island. Word reaches Rights. City Dlayers have civilization of this and every day the island for Joe E. Burke Two Oklahoma camD • Italian-language; English titles. An egomaniac feoiured roles in the film—Hannah Stone and George swells in numbers. In Color. becomes a policeman and makes many mistakes, get- Clow. WRONG ARM OF THE LAW, THE (British-made)—see ting into all sorts of difficulties. STRONG ROOM (Suspense Drama). Stars: Darren Nes- Continental Distributing CRIME DOES NOT PAY ("Le Crime Ne Paie Pas") bitt, Ann Lvnn. Keith Faulkner. Producer: Guido THE (Melodrama). Stars: Heidi Bruhl, (French)—see Embassy Coen. Director: Victor Saville. Original Story: Richard YOUNG GO WILD Peter Eyck, Christian Wolff. Director: Alfred Harris. Screenolay: Richard Harris, Max Marquis. Van DER ROSEN KAVALIER (Full Operetta). Stars: Elizabeth Vohrer. Screenplay: H. G. Patterson. Distributor: Man- Distributor: Union Film Distributors. Schwarzkopf, Sena Jurinac, Otto Edelmann. Producer- son Distributing—States Rights. J. Arthur Rank • British-made. A Milquetoast bank manager and Director: Dr. Paul Czinner. Distributor: English-dubbed. false charge of Organization. his secretary are locked in the strong room of a • German-made; A theft causes a teenager to be expelled from school, bank by three holdup men and wait desperately for • Austrian-made; English titles. Based on Richard which sets off a chain of violent circumstances leading help as the minutes tick away and the oxygen starts Strauss' romantic masterpiece. Photographed in its false prison. kindly dwindling Susnense mounts as one delay after an- to a murder charge and The entirety from the stage of the Salzburg Festspiel- in innocence leads to other occurs before police are alerted. prison doctor's belief the boy's haus, and centers around the bittersweet romance of an investigation and thence to the real killer. a princess who falls in love with a dashing cavalier SWINGIN' AFFAIR, A (Drama With Music). Stars: Ar- Stars: who is in love with someone else. In Color. : YOUNG, WILLING AND EAGER (Melodrama). l ne Judae, Bill Wellman jr., Dick Dale and the Del- Jess Conrad. Christina Gregq, Hermione Baddeley, Tones. Producer: Gunther Collins (Bengal Interna- DEVI ("The Goddess")—(Folklore Drama). Stars: Chhabi Griffith. Blakeley. Director: tional Pictures!. Director: Jay O. Lawrence. Distributor: Kenneth Producer: Tom Biswas, Soumitra Chatterjee, Sharmila Tagore. Pro- Original Story: Williams. Screen- Emerson Film Enterprises. Lance Comfort. Brock ducer-Director: . Screenplay: Satyajit Ray. play: Brock Williams, Derry Quinn. Distributor: Man- secret box- Distributor: Edward Harrison. • A young man attending college has a son Distributing—States Rights. ing career on the side. • Indian-language; English titles. Produced in In- • British-made. A 17-year-old girl leaves home, is dia. A story of superstition and religious fanaticism TAMAHINE (British-made) see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer befriended by a kind-hearted fortune-teller, who gets in India a century ago, in which a young bride, whose her a job at a cafe, and she falls in love with an Bros. father-in-law believes she is the reincarnation of the TERM OF TRIAL (British-made) see Warner ospiring crooner who marries her when she becomes exalted Kali, is accepted and worshipped as a pregnant. Unable to get a singing job, the crooner THIS SPORTING LIFE (British-made)—see Continental goddess. She eventually goes insane and plunges her is forced into crime and eventual murder. Distributing family into doom. IS MINE (British-made) see Contin- TRAVELING LIGHT (Documentary). Producer-Director: YOUR SHADOW — ECLIPSE (Drama). Stars: Alain Delon, Monica Vitti. Pro- ental Distributing Michael Keatering (Victoria Films). Distributor: Times ducers: Robert and Raymond Hakim. Director: Michel Film. angelo Antonioni. Distributor: Times Film. • A naturist documentary. In Color. Foreign Language • Italian-language; English titles. Italo-French co- Hol- production, Interopa Film-Cineriz, Rome, and TRAVELING SALESMAN (Comedy). Stars: Tommy ADORABLE SINNER (Romantic Comedv). Stars: Romy by den. Marilyn William Watters. Producer: Paris Film. Set in the actual Stock Exchange (Bourse) Mannina, Schneider, Curt Jurgens. Director: Robert Siodmak. Hall sr. Original Story: Nicholas Merriwether. in Rome, where the daughter of a speculator falls in Arch Distribtuor: Film-Mart. Screenplay: Robert O. Wehling. Distributor: Fairway- love with an overly ambitious youthful stock broker. International Films. • French-language; English titles. English-dubbed version also available. In Color. ELECTRA (Drama). Stars: Irene Papas. Producer-Di- • A racy exploitation comedy about a small-town rector: Michael Cacoyannis. Original (play): Euripides. Dots-and-oans salesman who becomes the nation's ANTIGONE (Drama). Stars: Irene Papas, Manos Ka- Screenplay: Michael Cacoyannis. Distributor: Lopert Number One bra salesman. In Color. trakis, Nikos Kazis. Producer: Demetrios Paris (Norma Pictures. Films). Director: George Tzavellas. Screenplay: George TURKISH CUCUMBER, THE (Comedv). Stars: International Greek-language; English titles. Classic Greek Tzavellas. Distributor: Ellis Films. • Cast. Producer: Bavaria Films. Distributor: K. Gordon tragedy of adultery, murder and vengeance, in which Greek-language; titles. Filmed in Greece. Murray. • English a brother and sister plot to slay their stepfather, then Based on the SoDhocles classic Greek tragedy about • Germon-made; English-dubbed. fruit merchant their mother. A the unhappy Antigone who was doomed to death for on the 50th anniversary of his business is sent a defying an edict of Oreon, King of Thebes. Ordered EVERYBODY GO HOME ("Tutti a Casa")—(War Drama). harem as a gift from his suDDlier, the sheik. He keeps to be buried alive by Oreon, despite her being his Stars: Alberto Sordi, Martin Balsam, Serge Reggiani, the harem and tries to hide it from his wife and son's fiancee, Antigone hangs herself. Oreon then Alex Nicol. Producer: Dino De Laurentiis. Director: family. witnesses his son's suicide and his grieving wife takes . Distributor: Davis-Royal Films. her life, also. TWO BEFORE ZERO (Documentary Drama). Narrators: own • Italian-language; English titles. The grim story of Basil Rathbone, Marv Murphy. Producer: Fred Niles, of terror followed Italy's surrender in APARTMENT IN MOSCOW (Comedy Drama). Stars: E. the reign that for Motion Picture Com. of America. Director: Wil- the ironies and tragedies Burenkov N. Doroshina, S. Lvkhin. Producer: Gorky World War II, which shows liam D Faralla. Screenplay: Distributor: Bruce Henry. Film Studios. Director: Victor Eisimont. Screenplay: G. of war. Ellis Films. Mdivani. Distributor: Artkino Pictures. FIASCO IN MILAN (Comedy). Stars: , • Produced in Chicago, with "visual narration" by • Russian-language; English titles. A story of the Claudia Cardinale. Producer: Franco Cristaldi (Ti- Rathbone and Miss Murphy, who aopear frequently to romance between a construction worker and a young, tanus Prod). Director: Nanni Loy. Distributor: Avion- oresent arguments pro n”d con The film is a step- unwed mother, set against a background of the Trans-Universe Pictures. bv-steo picture the rise of beginning of Communism, Soviet's rising housing projects. with Karl Marx, throuah the backaround and causes • Italian-language; English titles. Also available in Five small-time operators, of the Russian Revolution and into World War I, BALTIC EXPRESS (Suspense Drama). Stars: Lucyna English-dubbed version. the Spanish Civil War, invasion of Hungary, cunning Winnicka, Leon Niemozyk, Teresa Szmigielowna. Pro- who do everything wrong, pull a successful robbery of Red China and Castro's . ducer-Director: Jerzy Kawalerowicz. Distributor: Tele- and get away with millions. Conscience finally takes pix Corp. over and the money is returned. TWO NIGHTS WITH CLEOPATRA (Drama). Stars: Sophia Loren, Alberto Sordi. Distributor: Ultra Pictures. • Polish-language; English titles. Story of a man on FOLLOWING THE SUN (Drama). Stars: Niku Krimnus. the run, the action taking place on an over-night Producer: Moldova Films. Director: Mikhail Kalik. • Italian-made; English-dubbed. In Color. train from a large central European station to the Screenplay: Valeriu Gazhiu, Mikhail Kalik. Distributor: VAMPIRE AND THE BALLERINA, THE (Italian-made; seashore. Artkino Pictures. English-dubbed) —see United Artists BEDROOM VENDETTA (formerly "The Green Mare")— • Russian-language; English titles. A five-year-old about the ways of the world by VENGEANCE OF THE MUSKETEERS (Adventure Drama). (Comedy). Stars: Bourvil, Sandra Milo, Valerie La- bov learns much following the sun and viewing it through a colored Stars: Gerord Barry, Mylene Demongeot. Distributor: arange, Francis Blanche. Producer-Director: Claude Colorama. Autant-Lara. Original (novel): Marcel Ayme. Screen- glass. In Color. play: Jean Aurenche, Pierre Bost. Distributor: Zenith • Filmed in Europe. In Color. GAME FOR SIX LOVERS, A (Comedy Melodrama). Stars: International States Rights. — , Francoise Brion, Alexandre Stew- VICE AND VIRTUE (French-made; English dubbed)—see • French-language; English titles. A bawdy account art. Producer: Pierre Braunberger. Director: Jacques Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer of a fierce feud between two French peasant Doniol-Valcroze. Distributor: Brigadier Film Associates families, fought primarily in the bedrooms of each Rights. VICTORS, THE (British-made) see Columbia —States — household. In Color. • French-language; English titles. Against the set- VIOLATED PARADISE (Drama). Producer-Director: Mar- BIRD OF PARADISE ("L'Oiseau De Paradis")—(Drama). ting of a baroque French chateau, three parallel and ion Gering (Victoria Films). Distributor: Film. Times Stars: Narie Hem, Sam El, Nop Nem, Little Skarine, simultaneous stories are played out by three young • In Color. Princess Bopha Devi. Producers: Michael Safra, Serge couples, initially strangers to each other.

134 BAROMETER Section Bruno young girl who becomes a middle-aged, GROWN-UP CHILDREN (Comedy Drama). Stars: Zoya Alba. Director: Roberto Gavaldon. Original: promiscuous then meets a young country Fyodorova, Alexei Gribov. Producer: Mosfilm Studios. Traven. Distributor: Ellis Films. married man s mistress, boy who she can't resist. The latter's accidental Director: Villen Azarov. Screenplay: Valentina Spirina. • Mexican-made; Spanish-language; English titles. death, which she and the older man try to hide, puts Distributor: Artkino Pictures. The allegorical story of a man given the chance a strain on their nerves which breaks up their affair, between the devil, God and death, and • Russian-language; English titles. Anatoly and his to choose Ihe police. great healing pow- and the girl goes to wife expect to lead a peaceful life upon his retire- cnooses the latter, who gives him then gets into the ment, but their newly wed daughter moves in with ers. He uses it and becomes rich, PSYCOSISSIMO (Comedy). Stars: Ugo Tognazzi, Raimondo whether his healing powers are i_evenini, Vittorio them and, in due course, there is a baby for the moral question of Vianello, Edy Vessel. Producers: Leo Films released this grandparents to care for. Presents the problems in from God or the devil. (Azteca Martini. Director: Steno. Distributor: Ellis Films. the 1960-61 season.) the relationship between grown-up children and their tor • ltalian-language; English titles. Two chaps mis- parents. MARRIAGE OF FIGARO, THE (Comedy With Music). takenly identified by a meat packer as professional Georges ues- subsequently hired by him to dispose of his HUNTING IN SIBERIA (Documentary). Producer: Mos- Stars: Jean Piat, Yvonne Gaudeau, killers, are boudet, ueorges Farcical developments pile up for a happy end- cow Popular Science Studio. Director: Gleb Nifontov. crieres, Louis Seignei, Micheline wife. Gerin. Director: Jean Distributor: Artkino Pictures. i_hamarat. Producer: Pierre ing. Meyer. Distributor: Union Film Distrs. • Russian-language; English titles. Skilled hunters 7 CAPITAL SINS (French)—see Embassy English titles. Beaumarchais' go into the wilds of the Siberian taiga to trap and • French-language; the uomedie Francaise (Italian)—see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer capture live tigers, eaglets, pelicans and other wild classic comeay perrormea by SMOG Mozart's background music. The animals. In Color. ot trance, utilizing SON OF THE FOREST (Fantasy). Stars: Raisa Nedash- ot tne opera deals with Figaro, valet tamiliar plot kovskaya, Vladimir Sidorchuk. Producer: Kiev Film KANCHAJANGA (Drama). Stars: Chhabi Biswas. Di- to the Count Almaviva, who plans to marry the Studios. Director: Viktor Ivchenko. Screenplay: Viktor rector: Satyajit Ray. Distributor: Edward Harrison. Countess' serving maid, Suzanne: In Color. Ivchenko. Distributor: Artkino Pictures. • Indian-language; English titles. In Color. MISTRESS, THE (Drama). Stars: Max Von Sydow, Bibi • Russian-language; English titles. The water nymph Distributor: Janus LADY DOCTOR, THE (Comedy). Stars: Vittorio de Sica, Andersson. Director: Vilgot Sjoman. Mavka falls in love witn a country boy, but he is Abbe Lane, Toto, . Director: C. Mastrocin- Films. forced to marry a shrewish widow. In punishment, the Mavka's que. Distributor: Governor Films. • Swedish-language; English titles. Deals with a spirit ot the forest turns him into a wolf. Only love is strong enough to break the spell. In Color. • ltalian-language; English titles. English-dubbed young girl's attair with a married man. version also available. A pretty German woman doc- MUSIC ROOM. THE (Drama). Stars: Chhabi Biswas. Pro- STEPCHILDREN (Melodrama). Stars: Otar Koberidze, tor marries an Italian lawyer and discovers that in ducer-Director: Satyajit Ray. Distributor: Edward Har- Tsitsino Tsitsishvili, Nam Chikvimdze, Mikho Bora- Italy she is courting danger as well as disfavor in Distri- rison. shvili. Producer-Director: Tenghiz Abuladze. visiting men patients in their own homes, especially gradual de- butor: Artkino Pictures. tries to keep profession from • Indian-language; English titles. The when she her a secret of two cline ot a once wealthy Indian aristocrat wno becomes • Russian-language; English titles. The story her husband's aunts. have a hermit when his wife and son aie in a storm, children in a contemporary Russian family who LADY WITH THE DOG (Melodrama). Stars: Alexei Bata- and who closes the music room he loved and haa hardly adjusted to their new stepmother when their lov, lyo Savvina. Producer-Director: Josef Heifitz, for spent a fortune creating. Years later, he comes out father's former flame returns to upset the family Lenfilm Studios. Original Story: Anton Chekhov. of seclusion and reopens the room to get even with harmony. Screenplay: Josef Heifitz. Distributor: Artkino Pic- a man he dislikes. KNOCKS, (Drama). Stars: Birgitte Feder- tures. STRANGER A Producer-Director: Johan NIGHT IS MY FUTURE (Swedish)—see Embassy spiel, Preben Lerdorff Rye. • Russian-language; English titles. A middle-aged Jacobsen. Screenplay: Finn Methling. Distributor: Moscow banker in the Czarist era, bored with his fate OPEN TO THE SEVEN WINDS (War Drama). Stars: Larisa Trans-Lux Distributing. in life, is eventually caught up in a romantic swirl Luzhina, Vyacheslav Tikhonov. Proaucer: Gorky Film • Danish-language; English titles. A widow whose on a Yalta holiday. Both he and the "lady" come Studios. Director: Stanislav Rostotsky. Screenplay: husband, a member or the resistance, had been to realize that a full-scale romance is not for them. Alexander Galich, Stanislav Rostotsky. Distributor: killed during World War II, falls in love with a man Artkino Pictures. LANDRU (French)—see Embassy who she later discovers was responsible for her hus- • Russian-language; English titles. A house in a band's death. LETTER FROM A NOVICE (Drama). Stars: Pascale Petit, front-line Russian town is witness to a wide range Jean-Paul Belmondo. Producer: Bianca Lattuada. Di- of human experiences, trials, tragedies and loves SUNG CHOONHYANG (Drama). Stars: Choi Eun Hi, rector: Alberto Lattuada. Original (novel): Guido during the aays when war engultea the country. Kim Jin Kyoo, Do Kum Bong. Director: Shin Sang Piovence. Screenplay: Valentino Bompiana. Distributor: Okk. Distributor: Edward Harrison. Parallel Film Distrs. States Rights. OPHELIA (Drama). Stars: Andre Jocelyn, Claude Cerval, — • Korean-language; English titles. Set in 1 8th cen- Alida Valli, Juliette Mayniel. Proaucer: boreal Films. • ltalian-language; English titles. A novice study- tury Korea, and tells the tale of the love of a Director: Claude Chabrol. Screenplay: Claude Chabrol, ing to become a nun sends a letter to the priest nobleman tor a lower born girl. An evil usurper at- Martial Matthieu. Distributor: Trans-Lux Distributing. confessing the murder of the man who was both her tempts to seduce the girl, but the noble saves her own and her mother's lover. • French-language; English titles. A young man, un- and takes her for his bride. In CinemaScope and balanced by his tatner's sudden death, identifies him- Color. LETTER THAT WAS NEVER SENT, THE (The Unsent self with . Only the wholesome qualities of Letter)—(Outdoor Drama). Stars: Tatyana Samoilova, the woman he loves save him from his delusions. SUNDAYS AND CYBELE (Drama). Stars: Hardy Kruger, Yevgeny Urbansky. Producer: Mosfilm Studios. Di- Patricia Gozzi, Nicole Courcel, Daniel Ivernel. Pro- rector: Mikhail Kalatozov. Distributor: Artkino Pic- PARIS BELONGS TO US (Melodrama). Stars: Betty ducer: Romain Pines. Director: Serge Bourguignon. tures. Schneider, Francoise Prevost. Director: Jacques Ri- Distributor: Davis-Royal Films. vette. Distributor: Merlyn Films. • Russian-language; English titles. Also available • French-language; English titles. Based on a French in English-dubbed version. Set against a scenic back- • French-language; English titles. A young girl stu- novel, "Les Dimanches de Ville d'Avray," and tells ground, the plot has to do with a search for dia- dent overhears a conversation at a Left banx party the touching tale of an amnesia victim and his de- monds by Soviets, which takes them on a dangerous about a friend's suicide, the latter apparently involved votion to a little girl he befriends. He and the child trek through the swirling snows and vast remoteness in international espionage. She takes up with an become so completely wrapped up in each other, of the Russian countryside. "off-boulevard" director, determining in time that he, that people talk, and the events that follow lead too, is in danger from international spies. to a tragic climax. Winner of the Burstyn Award as LIQUOR ALWAYS HELPS (German) see Herts-Lion — best foreign film of 1 962. International PARTINGS (Melodrama). Stars: Maria Wachowiak, Ta- deusz Janczar. Producer: Film Polski. Director: Wo- TALES OF PARIS (Episodic Dramas). Stars: Dany Saval, LITTLE HUMPBACKED HORSE, THE (Ballet Film). Stars: jciech J. Has. Distributor: Telepix Corp. Darry Cowl, Dany Robin, Christian Marquand, Fran- Maya Plisetskaya, Bolshoi Ballet Co. Director: A. • Polish-language; English titles. Set in Poland, just coise Arnoul, Catherine Deneuve. Producer: Francois Radunsky. Distributor: Artkino Pictures. prior to and during the tragic events of World War Cosne. Directors: Jacques Poitrenaud, , • Russian-language; English titles. Allegret. Distributor: Times Film. Based on a well- II, this tells the story of a young, philosophically in- Claude Barma, Marc known Russian fairy tale this stars the famous bal- clined student and a girl eventually corrupted by her • French-language; English titles. Four vignettes of lerina of the Bolshoi Ballet. In Color. environment. sex and romance: ELLA—A nighclub performer learns that her taxicab pick-up is the Hollywood producer LOLA (Melodrama). Stars: Anouk Aimee, Marc Michel, PASSION OF SLOW FIRE (Mystery Drama). Stars: Jean she had wanted to meet; ANTONIA—A wife de- Jacaues Harden, Elina Labourdette. Producers: Georges Desailly, Alexandra Stewart, Monique Melinand, liberately seduces a former lover to prove her sex de Beauregard, Carlo Ponti. Director: Jacques Demy. Jacques Monod. Producer: Cinephonic Productions. power; FRANCOISE—A girl vies for the favors of her Screenplay: Jacques Demy. Distributor: Films-Around- Director: Edouard Molinaro. Original (novel): Georges best friend's faithful lover; SOPHIE—A schoolgirl the-World. Simenon. Screenplay: Jean Anouilh. Distributor: Trans- feigns a secret lover to impress her classmates. • French-language; English titles. The bittersweet Lux Distributing. story of a waterfront cabaret entertainer who appears • French-language; English titles. Based on Simenon's THIRD LOVER (Drama). Stars: Jacques Charrier, Stephane carefree and gay to the outside world, but inwardly novel, "La Morte de Belle," the story opens with the Audran. Producer: Rome-Paris Films. Director: Claude pines for the father of her young son who has de- violent death of an American girl who boarded at Chabrol. Distributor: Atlantic Pictures—States Rights. serted her. former boyfriend A comes back into her the home of a college professor and his wife. The • French-language; English titles. Suspense drama life, this time falling in love for first the time. mild-mannered professor is suspected as circumstan- with a psycho slant. LONG ABSENCE, tial evidence piles up against him, which builds up to THE (Drama). Stars: Alida Valli, TIME OUT FOR LOVE (Drama). Stars: Jean Seberg, Georges Wilson. a surprise climax. Producers: Robert and Raymond Micheline Presle, Maurice Ronet. Producer: Le Films Hakim. Director: Henri Colpi. Screenplay: Marguerite PEACE TO HIM WHO ENTERS (War Drama). Stars: Pomereu-lnternational Productions. Director: Jean Duras. Distributor: Commercial Pictures. Alexander Demyanenko, Lidia Shaporenko. Producer: Valere. Original (novel): Roger Nimier. Screenplay: • French-language; English titles. From the pen of Mosfilm Studios. Directors: Alexander Alov, Vladimir Roger Nimier, Jean Valere. Distributor: Zenith Inter- , who wrote the prize-winning Naumov. Distributor: Artkino Pictures. national—States Rights. "Hiroshima, Mon Amour." lonely A woman recognizes • Russian-language; English titles. On the last day • French-language; English titles. Based on the a passing tramp as her husband who disappeared of the war, three Russian soldiers carry out their novel, "Histoire d'un Amour," the story of an 15 years before from a German prison camp. A vic- orders to conduct a pregnant German woman to safety. American girl alone in Paris who must choose be- tim of amnesia, she is unable to make him recognize They meet many obstacles at the risk of their lives. tween her cynical French lover and the devoted boy her, and finally lets him go, hoping he will return back home. some day. PLAYTIME ("La Recreation")—(Melodrama). Stars: Jean Seberg, Christian Marquand, Francoise Prevost. Di- VERY PRIVATE AFFAIR, A (French and English-dubbed) LOVE AND LARCENY (Comedy). Stars: Vittorio Gass- rector: Francois Moreuil. Original Story: Francoise —see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer man, Anna Maria Ferrero, Dorian Gray, Peppino de Sagan. Screenplay: Francois Moreuil, Daniel Boulan- YOJIMBO (Drama). Stars: Toshiro Mifune, Tatsuya Na- Filippo. Producer: for Maxima Films. ger. Distributor: Audubon Films. Director: Dino Risi. Distributor: Major Films. kadai, Takashi Shimura, Yoko Tsukasa, Eijiro Tono. • French-language; English titles. A schoolgirl wit- Producers: Toho Co. Production, in association with • ltalian-language; English titles. A small-time actor nesses a hit-and-run accident but does not recognize Kurosawa Productions. Director: Akira Kurosawa. is persuaded to impersonate a Bolognese merchant the driver, who she later meets and dates. The man, Screenplay: Ryuzo Kikushima, Akira Kurosawa. Dis- by a swindler, leading the actor into a life of crime. a sculptor, is egged on by his mistress and patron to tributor: Seneca International. He teams up with a glamorous girl crook, but his seduce her. Before their last date, the girl recognizes • Japanese-language; English titles. Warring fac- former actress friend makes him reform. him and docilely returns to her schoolbooks. tions in a 19th century town are trying to gain con- LOVE AT TWENTY (In five languages)—see Embassy PRELUDE TO ECSTASY (Drama). Stars: Lian Kaarina, trol of the political situation. When a professional Toivo Makela, Esko Salminen. Producer-Director: killer comes to town, both sides bid for his services, LOVERS OF TERUEL, THE (French)—see Continental Toivo Sarkka. Original (novel): Hans Severinsen. resulting in considerable fighting and maneuvering Distributing Screenplay: Toivo Sarkka. Distributor: Manson Dis- until both factions are dispersed. In Tohoscope. MACARIO (Drama). Stars: Ignacio Lopez Tarso, Pina tributors—States Rights. YOUNG GIRLS OF GOOD FAMILIES (French)—see Em- Pellicer, Enrique Lucero. Producer: Armando Orive • Swedish-language; English titles. The story of a bassy

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Detailed Information on All Releases shorts for the 1961-62 Season inoiK

Vista Robert Lowery, George Macready, Ralph Morgan, Buena Carole Mathews, Willie Best. Producer: Rudolph C. SINGLE REEL CARTOONS Explanatory Flothow. Director: Howard Bretherton. (Technicolor) Sea Hound, The ("Daredevil Adventures of Captain Silver") 125. Aquamanio. .(9) Jon. Statistical and summary data on 6140 (15 chapters) j THREE-REEL LIVE-ACTION SPECIALS the season's short subjects listed an . n (Technicolor Reissues) Buster Crabbe, Jimmy Lloyd, Pamela Blake, Ralph Hodges, Spencer Chan. 127. Bear Country .. (33) Apr. alphabetically under company Producer: Sam Katzman. Di- rectors: Walter B. Eason, Mack Wright. 131 . Water Birds. .(31) Sept. WALT DISNEY CARTOONS (Reissues) groupings. Dates are 1962 unless SPECIAL COLOR FEATURETTES Images of . Luangua . '61 (Technicolor) otherwise stated. 6441 . (1 8) Oct. 26, A glimpse of 17101 .. Donald's Lucky Day.. (7) Jan. the Valley of Luangua in Africa, in the (Donald Duck) PRODUCTION NUMBER immedi- northern regions of Rhodesia, with its famous National Game Reserve. Seen are rhino, 1 7102 .. Donald's Cousin Gus..(7) Feb. the hippo, giraffe, a (Donald Duck) ately follows title, except on those savage alligator, baboon and the lion.

Pleasure . Highway 6444 . ,(19'/ ) Apr. 26 17103 Fire Chief . .(7) Mar. listed in numerical order by pro- 2 (Donald Duck) Mom, Dad and the kids take a tour into the heart of Africa to see the natural 17104 Early to Bed. (7) Apr. duction number first. wonders of Southern (Donald Duck) Rhodesia, with stops in Salisbury and at fabulous re- sort hotels. They sightseeing, visit 17105. Canine Caddy. .(7) May RUNNING TIME (in parentheses) go a natural game (Pluto and Mickey Mouse) preserve, and spend a day at Victoria Falls, one of follows production number, or title. the seven wonders of the world. 1 71 06 . . Springtime for Pluto.. (7) June '61 (Pluto) Wonderful Israel .. 6442 .. (19) Dee. 14, PROJECTION and SOUND A camera tour of the new nation, showing the old 17107 Dog Watch. (7) July and the modern. (Pluto) SYSTEM are standard, unless Covers Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, Mt. Zion, King Solomon's Mines, the Red Sea and 17108 The Art of Skiing . (7) Aug. (Goofy) otherwise stated. Sea of Galilee, plus a visit with the Israeli people. Wonders of Dallas .. 6445 17109 How to Play Baseball. .(7) Sept. .. (17) July 19 (Goofy) Symbol © denotes color pho- (Musical Travelark series.) A king-sized tour of Dal- las, covering its plush hotels, elegant 17110 Mickey's Delayed Date. (7) Oct. tography. 6401. restaurants, a (Mickey Mouse and Pluto) fashion show at the famous Neiman-Marcus, plus a visit to the Texas State Fair. Narrator: 171 1 1 .. Chicken Little. (7) Nov. Greer Gar- son. 17112 Two Chips and a Miss (7) Dec. Wonders of Philadelphia .. (Chip 'n' Dale) (Cat and dog's life.) 6443 .. (1 8) Mar. 29 (Musical Travelark series.) 6608. Wonder Gloves.. (7) Jan. 18 A camera tour of the his- (The yellow boxing gloves that helped win a cham- torical city of brotherly love, with views of Indepen- Columbia pionship.) dence Hall and other national shrines; a seat at the Army-Navy game; a Thanksgiving Day parade and 6609 . Dr. Bluebird . . (8) Feb. 1 ASSORTED FAVORITES a glimpse of some night life. Narrator: Dick (A little shut-in and his feathered friends.) Clark. (Reissues) 6610. The Family Circus. . (6'/ ) Mar. 1 (16l/ 2 6421 . Hot Heir. Sept. 28 '61 (Reissues) 2 ) ( (A child's circus drawings come to life.) Herbert) Quiz Whizz. ,(15'/ Sept. '61 (Hugh 6611. Big House Blues.. (7) Mar. 22 2 ) 14, '61 6402. Fifi '61 6422. Parlor, . Blows Oct. Bedroom and Wrath .. (16). Nov. 30, (Flippy, the Canary) Her Top. (15'/2 ) 12, '61 (Wally Vernon and Eddie Quillan) 6403. Pies and Guys. . (16'/ ) Nov. 9, 6612. The Oompahs. (7 1/2 ) Apr. 5 2 6423 '61 6404 .Sweet and Hot . Flung by a Fling . (16) Dec. (17) Jan. 11 28, (A frustrated little trumpet player is cured by a jam (Schilling and Lane) session.) 6405. Flying Saucer Daffy. .(17) Feb. 8

. 6406 . Oils 6424 Gink . Well That Well The at the Sink. (I Feb. 22 Ends . (16) Apr. 12 6 V2 ) 6613. .The Air Hostess. (8) May 3 (Hugh Herbert) (The collapsing plane.) 6407. (16) May 10 6425. Let Down Your Aerial. (17) Apr. 26 .(6t/ 6408 Sappy Bull Fighter. .(15>/2 ) July 12 6614. . Giddyap. 2 ) June 7 (Wally Vernon and Eddie Quillan) (Jack the Hoofer) WORLD OF SPORTS '61 6426. Clunked in the Clink. (16) May 24 Aqua Ski Birds . 6801 . . (9'/2 ) Oct. 12, 6615 . . Georgie and the Dragon . (7) July 5 (Vera Vague) (A pet that grows to "monster" proportions.) Features the Midwest Water Carnival on Minneapolis' CANDID MICROPHONE (Reissues) COMEDY FAVORITES Lake of the Isles, with water ski champs Norine Bardill (With Allen Funt) (Reissues) and Jimmy Jackson among the top aquatic stars.

Rasslin'. . 6551 Candid Microphone, Series 3, No. 1 '61 Clown Prince of 6802 . (10) Feb. 22 6431 . Caught on the Bounce. .(15 Vi ) - •• Oct. 26, (11) Sept. 21, '61 (Joe Besser) Ricki Starr, literally a c-l-o-w-n prince to his many Allen Funt hides his cameras in a dry cleaning shop, '61 wrestling fans, puts on a hilarious exhibition in the 6432 . Pleasure Treasure .. (1 6) Nov. 23, then in an art supply store, and next in a shop that (Andy Clyde) ring. sells cowboy suits. .(18l/ '61 On Target .. 6803 . .(10) Apr. 12 6433. Dance, Dunce, Dance. 2 ) Dec. 14, 6552 Candid Series Features national skeet trapshooting Microphone, 3, No. 2 (Eddie Foy jr.) and champions (10) Nov. 16, '61 Lee Braun and Bob Andrews at the Glade Gun Club 6434 . The Fire Chaser.. (16) Jan. 25 Funt impersonates a shirt salesman, a clumsy truck (Joe Besser) in Florida, where the world's largest trapshooting mechanic, and a ballet instructor with two left feet. 6435 Marinated Mariner. .(16) Mar. 15 competition for national championship was held. 6553 Candid Micrphone, Series 3, No. 3 (Andy Clyde) (10l/ 2 ) Jon. 11 6436. .Microspook. .(16) June 14 Funt poses os a disagreeable store clerk, next as a (Harry Von Zell) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer man who orders stale food from a caterer for the LOOPY de LOOP TOM AND JERRY CARTOONS guest of honor at a banquet. (Color Cartoons) (Metrocolor) 6554 Candid Microphone, Series 3, No. 4 '61 6701 . Catch Meow. .(6V2 ) Sept. 14, '61 W-361 . . Switchin' Kitten.. (9) Sept. (11) Apr. S '61 6702 . Kooky Loopy . (7) Nov. 16, W-362. Down and Outing. (7) Oct. '61 As a hardware store clerk, Funt tries to warn custo- '61 67036757... . Loopy's Hare-Do (7) Dec. 14, '61 W-363 . Greek to Me-ow. .( 8 ) Dec. mers; next he's in Atlantic City bungling mail orders 6704 Bungle Uncle. (7) Jan. 18 W-364 High Steaks . . 8 ) Jan. for salt-water taffy ( from exasperated patrons. 6705. Beef For and After. .(7) Mar. 1 W-365. Mouse Into Space . ( 8 ) Mar. 6555 Candid Microphone, Series 3, No. 5 6706. Swash Buckled.. (7) Apr. 5 (10l/ W-366. Landing Stripling ( 8 ) Apr. ) May 3 2 6707 . Common Scents .. (7) May 31 . W-367 . Calypso Cat . 8 June The Candid Mike man hires a tailor to a ( ) make 6708. . Bearly Able. (7) June 28 "monkey suit" for a real monkey; next, as a drug- MR. MAGOO REISSUES store clerk he tries to convince two bewildered (Color Cartoons) Paramount ladies that some phony photos are their own. '61 6751. Safety Spin . (7) Sept. 7, 6556 Candid Microphone, Series No. 6 '61 3, .. . SPECIAL 6752 Calling Dr Magoo . (6'/2 ) Oct. 19, CARTOON (10) July 5 (In both CinemaScope and Standard) (Color) Funt poses as a talent scout who convinces two lads '61 '61 6753 . . Magoo's Masterpiece .. (7) Nov. 23, A21 . Abner, the Baseball .. (15) Sept. they will the be on screen; next, he poses as a theatre 6754 Magoo Beats the Heat. (6) Dec. 21, '61 The life of a major league baseball from the time cashier "meanie" who refuses to sell movie tickets. (In both CinemaScope and Standard) it is stuffed and stitched in a factory to its "demise" COLOR FAVORITES (Reissues) 6755 . Magoo Slept Here . (7) Feb. IS on the diamond. (Color Cartoons) 6756. Magoo's Puddle Jumper. . (6'/2 ) Mar. 15 COMIC KINGS 6601 Red Riding Hood Rides Again (In both CinemaScope and Standard) (Color) (7) Sept. 7, '61 Magoo Goes Skiing . (7) May 17 C21-1 .. Frog's Legs.. (6) Apr. (The old yarn with a new twist.) 6758 . Trail-Blazer Magoo .(6) July 19 (Little Lulu) 6602 The '61 Magic Fluke. .(7) Sept. 21, SERIALS C21-2. Home Sweet Swampy. .(10) May (The Fox and the Crow) (Reissues) C21 -3 .. Hero's Reward . (10) May 6603. .Imagination. . 6 '/ '61 ( 2 ) Oct. 5, Cody of the Pony Express ("Far-Famed Fighting C21-4. Psychological Testing. .(9) June (The fanciful world of childhood.) Frontiersman") . . 6120 C21 -5 Snuffy's Song . (8) June 6604 The Miner's Daughter '61 .. (61/2 ) Nov. 2, (15 chapters) Aug. 24, '61 C21-6 The Hat. (10) June (Clementine finds there's no gold in them thar hills.) Jock O'Mahoney, Dickie Moore, Peggy Stewart, Wil- MODERN MADCAPS 6605 Grape-Nutty .( 6 ) Nov. 16, '61 liam Fawcett. Producer: Sam Katzman. Director: (Color Cartoons) (The Fox and the Crow) Spencer Bennet. . '61 M21-1 The Plot Sickens . (7) Dec. 6606 The Popcorn Story .. t/ '61 ( 6 2 ) Dec. 7, Monster and the Ape, The ("Amazing Science-Fiction M21-2. Crumley Cogwheel. (6) Jan. (Wilbur Shucks accidentally discovers popcorn.) Serial") -3 6160 M21 .. Popcorn and Politics . . (6) Feb.

6607 . Cat-Tastrophy . . 6 ( ) Jon. 4 (15 chapters) May 31 M21-4. Giddy Gadjets. .(6) Mar.

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Mor. M21-5 . . Hi Fi Jinx. .(6) way. Seen are ski trips over glaciers, train riaes (A can ici u tour of the Bahamas, including the M21-6. .Funderful Suburbia. (6) Mar. through scenic mountains, glamorous models and capital city of Nassau.sau.)

M21-7 .. Samson Scrap . (10) Mar. bikini clad beauties. May 29 5201- 4277 Fabled Island .(9). NOVELTOONS TERRYTOON CINEMASCOPES (The camera visits Tahiti, magic island of enchant- (Color) 5202- (De Luxe Color) ment.) CinemaScope Sept. '61 . June 26 P21-1 . .Munro (9) 9. Honorable House Cat. .(6) Jon. 4278. Strictly Sydney. .(9) Oct. '61 P21 -2. Turtle Scoop . (6) 5203-(Hashimoto) (Sydney, Australia, and the capital city of Canberra.) P21-3. Kozmo Goes to School. .(6) Nov. '61 7 .. Honorable Family Problem.. 5204- (7) Mar. CinemaScope P21-4..Perry Popgun. (6) Jon. (Hashimoto) SPECIALS P21-5. Without Time or Reason. .(6) Jon. 5205-5. Peanut Battle. .(7) Apr. 4203. The Race to Space. .(19) Apr. 1 Feb. '61 and Guilty.. (Sidney) . . Dec. P21-6..Good (6) 4204 Football Highlights of 1 961 . (10) 1,

.T.V. or T.V.. .(6) Mar. 5206-3 . . Loyal P21-7. No Royalty . (6) May SPECIAL (Color)

POPEYE CHAMPIONS (Reissues) (Hashimoto) ( 20 .... Nov. 61 . 4201 .. ) 7, 5207- All That Oriental Jazz 1/2 (Color) 0.. Send Your Elephant to Camp.. (6) July At night, Tokyo's Big White Way, called the Ginza, '61 E21-1 . .Fireman's Brawl.. (7) Sept. (Sidney) 5208- is flooded with lights and filled with sound coming Sept. '61 . Toreadorable . . E21-2. . (7) 8 Honorable Paint in jazz tunes and top Neck . (7) Sept. from swank niteries as Oriental Sept. '61 E21-3. . Poyeye, The Ace of Space. .(7) (Hashimoto) entertainers take over until dawn. (CinemaScope) E21 -4 .. Shaving Muggs..(7) Sept. '61 6. Fleet's Out . (6) Oct. WALTER LANTZ COLOR CARTUNES Sept. '61 E21-5. .Taxi Turvy. .(6) (Sidney) (Can be projected in Anomorphic '61 5221- E21-6. Floor Flusher. .(6) Sept. 4. Home Life.. (7) Nov. process, 2.35-1 SPORTS IN ACTION 5222-(Sidney) 4211. Doc's Last Stand .(7) Nov. 28, '61 (Color) TERRYTOON 2-D'S 4212 Case of the Red-Eyed Ruby. (7). Dec. 19, '61 Blue Ribbon Champions .. D21-6 (9) Dec. 5223- (De Jan. 9 Luxe Color) 4213. Rock-A-Bye Gator . (7) Features a Horse Show, its most popular event being All Ratios (Woody Woodpecker) the jumping competitions. William Steinkraus, cap- 5224- . Jan. 30 7 .. Klondike Strike Out.. (7) Jan. 4214 Home Sweet Homewrecker . (7) tain of the U.S. Equestrian team, rides "Fire One" in 5225-(Hector Heathcote) (Woody Woodpecker) winning performance. a 5 .. Where There's Smoke. Feb. 421 5 Pest of Show. (7) Feb. 13 Apr. (7) Bow Jest. D21-2. (9) 5226-(Deputy Dawg) (7) Mar. 6 . Moocher 4216 . Mackerel A demonstration of marksmanship by archery cham- Mar. 27 5227- 3. .He-Man Seaman. .(6) Mar. 4217. .Room and Bored. .(7) pion Ann Marston and her father, who also introduce (Hector Heathcote) (Woody Woodpecker) a new adaptation of an old sport, archery golf. 1 . . Nobody's Apr. 10 Ghoul . . . Birthday .. (7) 5228- (7) Apr. 4223..421 8 Fowled-Up . July Fun in the Sun . D21 -3 . (9) (Deputy Apr. 24 Dawg) 4219 Rocket Racket . (7) Shows a favorite vacation camping site, Death Val- 5229- 8. Riverboat Mission.. (7) May (Woody Woodpecker) ley, Calif., which is now a National Park. Here cou- 15 (Hector . May 5230- Heathcote) 4220 . Phoney Express (7) ples and families go to enjoy outdoor living. 6. Rebel May 29 Trouble. .(7) June 4221 . .Careless Caretaker .. (7) Mighty Mites . . D21 -4 . . (8) July 5233-(Deputy Dawg) (Woody Woodpecker) Shows youngsters as they participate in various sports 4. .Taming the Cat. .(7) July— Reissue 4222. Mother's Little Helper. .(7) June 12 competitions, including basketball, golf and water- 5234-(Heckle & Jeckle) Technicolor Tragic Magic.. (7) July 3 skiing. 2. Runaway Mouse. .(7) Aug.—Reissue (Woody Woodpecker) On the Wing. D21-5. (9) Oct. (Little July 24 Roquefort) Technicolor 4224..4229.. Hyde and Sneak . (7) Features a new, popular sport called "Soaring," in 0. Big Chief No Treaty. (6) Sept. 4225 Voo-Doo Boo-Boo. (7) Aug. 14 which sailplanes without motors are launched into (Deputy Dawg) (Woody Woodpecker) the air and its occupants can float for hours by 8 .. First Flight Sept. 4 Up.. (6) Oct. 4226 . .Crowin' Pains.. (7) learning upward-moving air cur- to stay with the (Hector Heathcote) (Woody Woodpecker) rents. 2. Bargain Daze. .(7) Dee. Reissue 4227. Punchy Pooch. (7) Sept. 25 Symphony in Motion .. D21-1 .. (10) Jan. — . (7) Oct. 16 TRAVELRAMAS (Heckle & Jeckle) Technicolor 4228. . Little Woody Riding Hood 0. A Fight to the Finish (7) Dec. Reissue (Woody Woodpecker) (Color) — (Mighty Mouse) Technicolor Corny Concerto .. (7) Oct. 30 T21-1.. Derby Daze. (10) Dec. CARTUNES (Soap Box Derby Racing) 4237..WALTER LANTZ COLOR (Woody Woodpecker Reissues) T21 -2. .Wintertime in Melbourne .. (9) Dec. Universal Can be projected in Anomorphic T21-3. Moroccan Highways. .(10) Jan. '63 TWO-REEL ONE-REEL SPECIALS process, 2.35-1. SPECIALS Nov. '61 4231 . The Tree Medic. .(7) 9, (Color) (Color) '61 4232. After the Ball . (7) Dec. 28, Fire-Away . B21-2 .(21) Apr. 4271 .Treasures of the Deep. .(9) Nov. '61 7, 4233.. Chief Charlie Horse.. (7) Jan. 25 The story of a trotter from birth until his first trot- (Skin-divers find a treasure ship off the Bermuda 22 . .Woodpecker From Mars . (7) Feb. ting race at age two. Islands.) 4234 Mar. 22 '63 4235 . .Calling All Cuckoos . (7) Journey to Understanding . . B21 -3 . . (19) Feb. 4272 . . . Caramba . (9) Dee. 12, '61 4236 .. Niagara Fools.. (7) Apr. 26 Story of a young boy whose father sends him on a (A peon and his little burro strike it rich. Story told Arts and Flowers.. (7) May 31 trip around the world to learn of the living condi- by the burro in dubbed singing voice of Frank tions of all kinds of people. Milano for Cantinflas, Mexican star.) CinemaScope. in '61 Spring Scandinavia .. B21 -1 .. (1 6) Dec. 4273. . Mabuhay. .(9) Jan. 9 Warner Bros. (Title is a Filipino greeting. A tour of the Philippine Islands, where East meets West and links the New BLUE RIBBON HIT PARADE 20th Century-Fox World with the Old.) (Technicolor Reissues) 4274. .Leaping Dandies. Sept. '61 MOVIETONE CINEMASCOPES (9) Feb. 20 9301. Hound For Trouble . (7) 9, (A salmon fishing (De Luxe Color) trip with Lee Wulff, writer and (Charlie Dog) sportsman.) '61 Strife With Father . (7) Sept. 30, Champion Angler .7205-8. .(9) May 9302 4275. . Pink Sand, Blue Sports. Lee Wolff, angler champion, shows us breath- Water . (9) Mar. 20 (English Sparrows) visit '61 (A . . . . to the Bermudas, Britain's . Grey Hare . (7) . Oct. 28, taking views of the Canadian forests of western "coral colony" in 9303 The Hounded the Atlantic.) Ontario, as he explores for new fishing spots. (Bugs Bunny) 4276. Bahama Holiday.. (9) Leghorn Swaggled. .(7) Nov. 25, '61 City of the World 7207-4 .(10) July Apr. 24 9304. Documentary. Daredevil workers are shown at the dangerous task of repairing and cleaning the lofty statues atop the Basilica in Rome.

Football Highlights . of 1 961 7202-5 . (10) Feb. Sports. (Black-and-white.) Mel Allen, sports broad- caster, reviews the most exciting pigskin spectaculars of 1961. DON'T BE . WISE Holiday in Ireland .7204-1 PENNY .. (9) Apr. Adventure. The camera follows a honeymoon couple on a tour of the Emerald Isle; as they take in the Royal Dublin horse show, and kiss the Blarney Stone.

Killers and Clowns . . 7210-8 .. (9) Sept. Amazing But True. Explorer Doug Storer shows both AND SOUND FOOLISH! the dangerous and the comical creatures of oceans and rivers, man-eating sharks and alligators, the world's largest snakes, intelligent whales and por- sound system is either right or wrong. poises. A

Lady . . . of the Rapids 721 2-4 . (9) Dee. Sports. A camera ride down the turbulent Colorado River, followed by a visit to the Grand Canyon. it Primitive Fighters. .7203-3. .(8) Mar. To be right, requires regular inspection by the most Explorer Doug Storer demonstrates the uses of prim- itive man's earliest and most vicious weapons and battle techniques. skillful personnel. Quebec Sports Pageant. .7206-6. (9) June Sports. Features a wild canoe race through icy waters on the St. Lawrence River by Canadian sportsmen, who also participate in ice skating, skiing and several ALTEC SERVICE sound engineers have this skill. Thou- other sports activities. Spirit of the Dance. .7208-2. .(9) Nov. their Amazing But True. The amazing story behind the sands of exhibitors use them to keep sound world's most shocking dances is revealed by explorer Doug Storer. Shows the African virgin dance; a Tur- right. kish belly-dancer, and frenzied dancers who perform systems daring feats. Sport Fishing Family Style. .7201-7. .(8) Jan. Sports. Deep sea fishing is the new trend in Ameri- can family pastimes, brought about by the boating WHY DON'T YOU! craze, less expensive equipment, and new roads and motels. Story Book Wedding of Princess Sophia and Prince Juan Carlos, The. .7209-0 (10) Aug. Documentary. The modern storybook wedding of a prince and princess in the ancient city of Athens. ALTEC SERVICE COMPANY The gifts include heirlooms and jewels which are centuries old. Park Avenue, Vikings' Playground. .7211-6. .(9) Oct. 222 South New York 3, N.Y. Adventure. Bob Considine tells about fun in Nor-

BOXOFFICE 137 (Henery Hawk) Collins, George Linjeris, P. Barney Goodman. Di- town, its life span lasting only 500 days. Produced '61 Dec. 23, rector: Nicholas Webster. Edward Schreiber produced for U.S. Steel's Oil Supply Division, is distributed 9305 . A Peek of Trouble.. (7) Well (Dodsworth, the Cat) this independently. by F&K Distributing Co. of Pittsburgh, and can be

9306 .. Tom-Tom Tomcat. .(7) 27 ©Magic Tide, The. . (32) Crown Int'l. . July 18 booked through AIP exchanges. Feoturette. The Color adventures of two . . 8-year-olds . . (Tweety Bird) ©Plucky Plumber, The . (1 8) Crown Int'l Oct. 29 9307. Sock A-Doodle Do (7) Feb. 17 in a Mexican fishing village, a visiting American Color Comedy. In pantomime, this is the first of a (Foghorn Leghorn) girl and a native boy, who make a boat from surf- series of "Plucky" subjects. 17 side scraps, then happily ride "the magic tide" to- 9308 . Rabbit Hood . (7) ©Seawards the Great Ships (Bugs Bunny) gether. Producers: Ralph and Bri Brooke. Sombrero (30) Lester Schoenfeld Films 14 Pictures Production. 9309 . Ain't She Tweet . (7) Color Documentary. Produced for the British gov- (Tweety and Sylvester) ©Morning on the Lievre ernment and Clyde Shipbuilders Ass'n in Scotland. 19 Film Bd. 9310 . Bye Bye Bluebeard .. (7) (13) Nationol of Canada Shows the craftsmanship and effort that go into (Porky Pig) Color. Canadian-made. Based on a poem by Archi- the construction of ships of all sizes. Director: Hillary 16 Tells journey . Hare.. (7) bald of a by canoe through 931 1 . Homeless Lampman. Harris. (Bugs Bunny) stretches of the Lievre river between the Laurentian ©Social Security Story, The July 14 9312. Bird In a Guilty Cage . (7) hills near Montreal and the river's junction with the (14) Social Security Administration (Tweety and Sylvester) Ottawa river at Masson, Quebec. Producer-Director: Color Documentary. Acquaints people with the basic 9313. Fool Coverage .(7) 11 David Bairstow. principles of old-age, survivors and disability insur- (Daffy Duck and Porky Pig) Night and Fog .. French .. (31 )... Brown-Hughes Films ance and the protection provided under the social BUGS BUNNY SPECIALS Documentary Featurette. (French-language; English security law. Produced by Milner-Fenwick, Inc. of (Technicolor) titles.) Partly in Color. A 1956 French-made camera Baltimore for the Social Security Administration. Nar- '61 . Sept. 2, tour of World War II concentration camps, now rator: Norman Ross. Director: Ed Levy. (Available in 9721. . Prince Violent. (7) 9722.. Wet Hare .(7) 20 empty and deserted. By using documentary insertions, both 35mm and 16mm through local offices of the 9723. Bill of Hare. .(7) June: 9 the film then shows the horror of these camps when Social Security Administration.) MERRIE MELODIES— LOONEY TUNES they were in use. Director: Alain Resnais. ©Trumpet, The.. (23) Crown Int'l.. Mar. 21

(Technicolor Cartoons) Pithole, U.S.A. . .(13) F&K Dist'b'g/AlP Color Featurette. Features the musical artistry of '61 9701 .. Daffy's Inn Trouble.. (7) Sept. 23, (Gratis to theatres.) A little known phase of Ameri- Rafael Mendez, described as the world's greatest (Daffy Duck and Porky Pig) cana, with appropriate commentary, on the birth, trumpet virtuoso, whose trumpet-playing twin sons '61 9702. What's My Lion?. .(7) . Oct. 21, life and death of oil history's first and wildest boom appear with him. (Elmer Fudd) '61 9703. Beep Prepared. (7) Nov. 18, (Roadrunner and Coyote) '61 . Dec. 2, 9704 . The Last Hungry Cot.. (7) (Tweety and Sylvester) '61 9705 .. Nelly's Folly.. (7) (Nelly, the Giraffe) 9706.. A Sheep in the Deep.. (7) Feb. 10 (Wolf and Sheepdog) 9707.. Fish and Slips.. (7) ... 10 (Sylvester sr. and jr.) Quackodile Tears. .(7) 31 9708 . (Daffy Duck) 21 9709 . Crow's Feat . (7) (The Two Crows) 9710. .Mexican Boarders .. (7) 12 (Speedy Gonzales and Sylvester) Top. 30 9711 . Zoom at the .(7) (Roadrunner and Coyote) July 21 9712 . The Slick Chick.. (7) (Foghorn Leghorn) 9713. Louvre Come Back to Me. .(7). . . Aug. 18 (Pepe Le Pew) WORLD-WIDE ADVENTURE SPECIALS (Color Reissues) (TWO REELS) 9001. .Where the Trade Winds Play. .(20). .Oct. 7, '61 A camera tour of the Polynesia islands. Shown are the natives, their customs and means of livelihood. Jan. 6 9002 . . Fabulous Mexico . (17) Its beauties, culture, churches, industry, people, sports and playgrounds. Narrator: Andre Baruch. Earth (20) .... May 26 . .. 9003 . Land of the Trembling A trip to Georgia's Okefenokee Swamp, with its marshes, poisonous snakes and wild beasts. (ONE REEL) 9501 ..This Sporting World.. (10) Nov. 18, '61 Unusual sports games around the world. Dec. '61 9502 . . Emperor's Horses.. (10) 16, Training of the world-famous white Lipizzan horses in the Alpine region of Austria. 9503. .Wild Woter Champions .. (10) Feb. 24 The perilous sport of boating on mountain streams. 9504. Racing Thrills. .(10) Apr. 28 Stock car, dog and horse racing in Florida, climaxed by an ostrich race.

. 9505 . Kings of the Outdoors .(10) July 7 A brief history of the horse and its contribution to mankind. Narrator: Art Gilmore. 9506. Water Wizards .. (1 0) Aug. 4 Aqua antics of acrobats, aquaplaners and water skiers. Miscellaneous ©American Thrift. .(25) Jam Handy Organization Color Featurette. (Grotis to exhibitors.) The fifth film in Jam Handy's American series, this is a tribute to the American woman. Treats of the family budget and home economy. (Superscope)-(Released through states rights distributors.) American Way, The.. (8).^. Times Film Live-Action Comedy. A satire on France's "New Wave" films, this has no dialog, only weird sound effects. The film takes a humorous look at life and people. Producers: Marvin Starkman, Laszlo Hornblower. Herts-Lion Int'l ©Ersatz. . (10) Animated Color Cartoon. Produced in Yugoslavia, this is a 1962 Academy Award-winning short. Face of Jesus, The. .(21) Horry Stern, Inc. Semidocumentary Featurette. Jesus is seen in various phases of his life, as depicted in sculptures done before the camera by Merrell Gage, who alters the clay each time, changing the features and ex- pressions, to show the high points in Jesus' life. Producer: Dr. John D. Jennings. Jenga Production. Floyd Patterson vs. Sonny Liston 6215

(14) Allied Artists . . Sept. 27 The world's heavyweight championship fight which took place Sept. 25, 1962 at Comiskey Park, Chicago.

©Friendly Neighbors. (22) Parade Rel . Sept. Color Documentary Featurette. Produced by the Mex- ican government, this is a film record of President and Mrs. Kennedy's 1962 trip to Mexico. ©Katie's Lot.. (18) Go Pictures Color Featurette. The film examines the bittersweet dilemma of an imaginative adolescent girl, her problems, frustrations and dreams, as she bridges the gap between tomboy tendencies and her first party dress. Jenny Hecht (doughter of Ben Hecht), Diane

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