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ANECDOTAS DEL CINE No Con Gobel ANECDOTAS DEL CINE no con Gobel. premio ya es grandote, consiste de México, en donde venía una TINTAÑADAS. —Aunque yo de 4,8, 12 y más partes. No se declaración del licenciado Puli- dije, y lo sigo pensando, que el enojen, pero el mismo progra- do Islas diciendo que se iban genial cómico “Cantinflas” debie- ma aquí, tiene el mismo defecto. a exhibir películas dobladas al ra haber asistido a la entrega de Al llegar a la parte en donde inglés en los grandes circuitos Oscares este año, (a no ser por ganan de 4 mil dólares para arri- de “Autocinemas” aquí. Bueno, alguna causa especial no anun- ba, el pobre concursante tiene que por lo pronto, ya están exhi- ciada) mi amigo el columnista tener una memoria de elefante, biéndose en más de 17 cines en Pepe Arciga dijo públicamente y hasta ahora, Teddy Nadler es el territorio en donde radican que si él fuera “Cantinflas”, el único que ha demostrado te- personas de habla hispana, pe- tampoco hubiera venido. ¡Ujele! nerlo, ya que contestó la otra no- lículas mexicanas en español, en Al parecer, se han confundido. che una pregunta con 16 partes, San Antonio, por ejemplo, en No hay nadie tan grande que correctamente para ganarse 16 el cine “Fiesta” (autocine) se pueda ningunear de tal manera mil dólares. Mara Corday llevan exhibiendo películas me- a toda una industria, y que lo que está en espera de la ci- xicanas desde mucho tiempo. tengan muy presente todos mis güeña tuvo el sarampión. Por Ahora bien, si se ponen a dollar colegas. El no venir cuando se ahora ella y su marido Richard le anuncia a uno en el progra- Long están muy felices. Fer- ma de la Academia no deja de nando Lamas ha comprado los aer falta de atención, no impor- derechos fílmicos de la novela ta que lo haga “Cantinflas” o “The Shrimp Boats are March- Juan Pérez. Rita Hayworth si- ing”, y dice que piensa filmar- gue paseándose con el productor la en asociación con William He- James Hill que, por cierto, la llinger. Lamas no tuvo mucho acaba de contratar para “Sepá- éxito como artista de cine pe- rate Tables” en la que también ro en la obra musical “Happy . trabajará Deborah Kerr. la hi- Hunting” en la que comparte ja de Loretta Young está tra- honores estelares con Ethel Mer- bajando de secretaria en las ofi- man, . está gustando bastante . cinas de. sus padres, quienes Llegó Rossano Brazzi a Nue- como saben son los productores va York para juntarse con Ro- de la serie popular de televisión gers and Hammerstein para dis- que lleva su propio nombre... cutir su próxima filmación de i; “I Love Lucy” ha sido vendido “South Pacific” y luego venir a a la CBS por cinco millones de Hollywood. Llegó David Selz- dólares. ... En México se criti- nick con Jennifer Jones para es- ca mucho el que la “pregunta” tar aquí acompañando a la ma- en el programa de 64 mil pe- FINO. Vi una nota el otro día, sos, al llegar al punto en que el en un periódico que me llegó Gary Cooper, ano de los ídolos más queridos del público ame* ricano, fue otro que comenzó como extra y quien pudo escalar el inmenso muro del estrellato. jgggj j.,.. w »‘ | FOTOGRAFIA LATINA JAYNE MANSFIELD ACTUA EN OBRA DE STEINBECK. "LA CASA DE LAS NOVIAS" “El Omnibus Perdido”, la cono- cida obra de John Steinbeck, es- INTERNATIONAL PHOTO STUDIO, les ofrece la más tá siendo llevada a la pantalla grande oportunidad puede usted tomarse cualquier con Jayne Mansfield de prota- clase de fotos, desde carnet hasta álbum de bodas, con gonista. La' actriz, que es una muy poco dinero y con grandes facilidades de pago. de las figuras que Hollywood ha lanzado con más impulso en los Wilfredo Gort, el fotógrafo de las estrellas y el últimos meses, merienda a la más popular de los fotógrafos latinos de Miami, les puerta de su camerino rodante. brinda esta fenomenal oportunidad a los latinos resi- Con Jayne Mansfield actúan en dentes en Miami. No la pierda y pida informes a los “El Omnibus Perdido”— qué tie- ne por título provisional “El teléfonos FR 4-4736 FR 9-6775 “Omnibus Desviado”— Joan Co- llins, Dan Dailey y Betty Lou También, para todos los suscriptores del DIARIO Klein. LAS AMERICAS que presenten el último recibo del mes, una magnífica foto 5 x 7, en blanco y negro, com- las peliculas, que lo hagan bien, pletamente gratis. Íbu. P pL. ’wF . tNIEi ya que de lo contrario, no tie- nen nada a hacer. La que vi el otro día en televisión con Ar- INTERNATIONAL PHOTO STUDIO turo de Córdova y Leticia Pal- ma estaba doblada muy mal. Y 1602 S. W. 8 ST., MIAMI,FLA. una cosa es televisión y otra pagar la entrada al cine. Llegó Sophia Loren a Hollywood en días pasados, para alistarse para la filmación de “Desire under the Elms” con Tony Perkins en Paramount. Háganse a un lado SUBSCRIBASE A todas las super-guapas del ci- ne, que esta italiana es algo excepcional. Jack Lemmon y su esposa se han divorciado, con- SOFIA CELEBRA EL FINAL DE UN RODAJE. En la fiesta que parece que pronto Diario "Las ser Feli- Américas" qué se improvisó al fotografiado la última haberse escena de la cia Farr será la nueva señora película ‘Xa estatua desnuda” (Boy a Dolphin), Sofía Loren EN on . de Lemmon. contribuyó a la alegría interpretando una pimentosa tonada en la guitarra, mientras que la acompaña al tambor el actor Clifton Webb. “La estatua desnuda” es una superproducción filmada to- JOSE M. RODRIGUEZ talmente en Grecia. Miami presenta dre del productor ai ser opera- da la señora en días pasados. Por WMIE ll4O Kc Sobre el asunto de cambios de director en su película “Farewell DE 7:00 A 9:00 P.M. Washington to Arms” anunció Selznick que había tenido un disgusto con John Huston por no querer és- HORA LATINA s U .... te dirigir la película en la for- LUNES A SABADOS ma que él quería, y después de UMA todo, “cuando hago una pelícu- Noticias Internacionales Tampa la, la produzco yo y no el di- rector”. Punto. La otra noche Noticias Deportivas fui a ver “The Red Balloon” que Novelas, Momento ganó el Oscar este año por te- Poético ner la mejor historia original. Concursos Premios Chicago En verdad que la película es pre- Entrevistas ciosa, y junto con “Cinderella” hace un programa para gustar a MUSICA, ULTIMOS HITS, grandes, y niños chicos hasta los ALEGRIA que ya no somos niños. Pe- Caracas, ro, no habíamos más que unas Director de Programas SELYATICA.No es en el Afri- 60 personas en el cine. Y oa donde se luce Leigh Snow- luego dicen que la televisión no Ramón Gutiérrez den, sino en un apartado lugar hace daño al cine. Fui en un Venezuela cercano a Hollywood donde la miércoles, y esa noche es cuan- Tel. FR 1-4865, Miami, Fia. estrella gusta de pasar sus ro- do Walt Disney tiene su progra- Ofic.: 310 N. Miami Ava. tos libres. ma “Disneyland” en televisión. .. DOMINGO, 28 DE ABRIL DE 1957 SUPLEMENTO ESPECIAL Página 5.
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