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Now Universal * presents'The .... r , . Slippe >f , carriages par.aded into view. QnnthiAiart PatKo/-Jril out in a genuine pearl necklace with a and the W. IW » VJ V « « V VU I rs I ' 'C VJ I O' Rose: nnrlnn'cvaw WW V/Cl The Story ( diamond drop, valued at over of Cinderella," a Paradine where Cinderella marries her Prince $30,000. Film embellished Co-Productionswith a in solemn splendor, makes its first 7"~ memoraDie musical score by Robert appearance as a film setting in "The H?j*M and HicTiard IVT Sherman, the Stipper arid the Mose: The Story of Attempting -to cte*ci *be remarkable sets would not do them brothers responsible for such hits as Cinderella." The film company made Rwfvl^l^HMlBirvfl * "Mary Poppins" and "Chitty Chitty the most of its opportunity, filling justice; they must be seen for their H> /^ttM to be Bang Bang." the cathedral's vast nave with some sunjptuous quality truly Directed by Bryan Forbes and 300 brilliantly costumed extras. Miss Production designer Rayappreciated.Simm produced by< Stuart Lyons, "The Craven, the film's Cinderella, wore believes they are the most unique he a* Slipper and the Rose: The Story of a white satin dress with a pair of has ever created.. "The fact that this Cinderella" Roasts a star-studded cast magnificent slippers made of silver is a fairy story with a fictitious
headed by Richard Chamberlain - as studded with rhinestones. In further he says, "gave me a free handsetting," Hl CRAVEI the love-struck Prince and screen keeping with the opulent display, to use my imagination." .^Cinderella (GEMMA \J) departs for the ball in her magic \ Gemma Craven as Cinderella.newcomerLally Bowers (the Queen) was decked coach. is Also featured a list of stars -p. that reads like a Who's Who of the il "rtli tli British cinema: Annette Crosbie as HaSiidfiSUkM THE STORY OF CINDEF^ELLA BECOMES the Fairy Godmother, the late Dame AN ENCHANTING NEW Edith Evans as the Dowager Queen, MUSICAL FILM Christopher Gable as the The Pnnce'§, Cinderella story coui its the world's best-loved and f r 1 e n n d Companion, Michael among most often told fairy tales, an Hordern as the King, Margaret enchanting bit of imaqination handed from to , Lockwood as the Stepmother and generation generation and a continuing delight to people of Kenneth More as- the Lord High all ages everywhere. Chamberlain. Rosalind Ayres and B Shorrio Howson play- tho.two Stop. ill sisters, Julian Orchard is Montague, and Lally Bowers portrays the Queen. ; Paradine Co-Productions Ltd., a new company, is directed by Nairn
Attal lah , John Asprey , H ichard Armitage and David Frost. The latter also functions as executive producer on "The Slipper and the Rose: The Story of Cinderella," while Attallah and V "'",::>^S|(^- Asprey are production coordinators. Made on a 22-week schedule,
"The Slipper and the Rose: The B .s x :^^^SSB Story of Cinderella" first went before the Panavision cameras at Schloss Anif, near Salzburg, Austria. Schloss 111 An if, a little jewel of a castle built m the middle of a still lake that mirrors v. >>^B . the snow-capped mountains on the horizon, serves in the film as the lk: home of Cinderella and her vain, spotted am* grasping Stepmother and Kvj| BfrNv-* 'V^yy^^wWiiW' Stepsisters. The" picturesque castte PmI was built in 1838; however, parts of |^ W' ^' J^P^K jH it . such as the clock dating back to 1638 . are much older. A wooden _^ 7:00 & 9:00 r^