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KING'S ★ PRINCESS

Paramount Presents'-

ANNA

MAGNANI

ANTHONY

QUINN

ANTHONY

FRANCIOSA

TO-DAY

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A STORM RAGED

WITHIN THEM.....s

-his wife and the boy!

be called his

HAL WALLIS

Wild Is The Wind

DOLORES HART JOSEPH CALLEJA -d has GEORGE CUKOR · Santhy and Surrey Schuma

dee vanemad mé condo let by Damar Tandan

KING'S

"Qix: • Conditioned.

TO-MORROW

AT 11.00 A.M.

Paramount Technicolor Cartoons

Varioty Programme *+++++++

At 12.15 p.m. Paramount presents

Doan Martin

Jorry Lewis-in "CADDY"

Free SUNKIST drinks for patrons

PRINCESS

SPECIAL WEEK-END

MORNING SHOWS

To-day at 12.30 p.m. Paramount's

“CASANOVA'S BIG NIGHT”

Starring: Bob Hope

Joan Fontaine

Colour by Technicolor

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To-morrow at 11,00 a.m.

20th Century-Fox

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1958.

FILMS Current and Coming

S

**The

by Lucy Downing

A Karamazov is playing a greedy child."

and There is always the sublima- to good houses at the Hoover ton of suffering, in pathos of and Liberty, It has been reenes Around thic siekbed Questions Are asked and

ስ child; stork, decided to keep the film on o

landscapes, glimpses of over the weekend.

prisoner after the trial and men and women passion and desiro.

There is also the

and jewel-

rerainiscent of al

dramatie horses

and

wild rearing

and

The violonce puzzled Brothers sometimes the requisitive joy of saintly old priest; the

with shome of the degraded soldier situation and the heartbreak of the clever plunging Ivan, trying to save his brother, whips eraelding, contrast with the pastoral scenes. Sheep and wintry answered in this alm. When a

their lambs being herded by chained saintly old man bowe and klases skiltu theepdogs in the remote scene the ground before Dmitri's feel, Nevadas, the gentle and sweet, tom by there is the suspicious and Dolores Hart promised to Fran- Fascinating Yul Brynner as

envious demand to know why closa from childhood, and the the spendthrift Dmitri is the

reckless he did that, met by the die wise guidance affered by Joseph central character, envied, desired and filled with desire, throughout living, the luxurious accountre- arming answer, "Because he saw Callein, Quinn's older brother, the wealthy, gay euch great suffering in his face." temper the wilder aspects of thin Alm. His father, his step- ments of

the film. brother, sometimes his intel- parties by officers in the country

candle-lit most lans, fectual brother Ivan, and

Powerful emotion, flashes of toned interlore of households JEALOUSY in elemental, af all, the distinguished noble-

humour, tenderness and tigerish sophisticated, aristocra hatred are all ingredients of woman Katya, played by lovely in colourines

with stained glass

tie and pleblan variations is this Claire Bloom are filled

screen- scorching hotion jealousy towards him to the Perhaps most revealing of all the theme of nearly all the picture. point of hatred.

are the portrait-like shots of the main films showing this faces of the contrasting Dostoievsky's great novel has characters, their mobility

and weekend. been brought in the screen emotion, sometimes restained,

of affen riotous. under sympathetic direction

The nobility in Richard Brooks. Some of the Dmitrie face, the cratiiness in personalities wallow in mental Smerdyakov's, le bastard half and physical pain, sensuality, brother, The arrogant beauty of deflance and even denial of Katya changing to edoration; the Divine Providence. Others have powerful dominance and comic an exuberance and enjoyment whimsicality of Fyodor. To of life that cannot be quenched. Grushonka's merry countenance

Lee J. Cobb, playing the grors there is tenderness and gay father Fyodor Ives with difference, greed and sublime hearty zest for lustful sadism. joyouNNESS, Grushenko, charmingly port- There is the beauty of the And the rayed by Maria Schell, radiates young monk Alexy

of the Irrepressible Joy, although It is childlike

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innocence

NEW FILMS AT A GLANCE

TERRYTOON TECHNICOLOR CARTOONS Magnant Wud

Varioty Programme £f|uf||||||~|~||~4~

To-morrow at 12.30 p.m.

Betty Hutton

M-G-M protent Howard Keal in

"ANNIE GET YOUR GUN"

in Metrocalor

Free SUNKIST drinks for patrons of both shows an Sunday

Morning Show Admission: 70 Ct. '$1.00, $1.50

Lee & Astor

72436

(Hooking Qllieu).

67777

★ SHOWING TO-DAY ★

4 SHOWS AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 † 9.30 P.M.

› ITS LOVE AT FIRST... SECOND...

GIRL

and THIRD

SIGHT!

JANE POWELL CLIFF ROBERTSON

KEYTH ANDES-KAYI BALLARD-TOMMY NOONANDUÑĄ, MERKEL

AR NAG SAGO, PICTURE

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MORNING SHOW TO-MORROW

LEE THEATRE

At 12.00 Noon

TOM & JERRY TECHNICOLOR CARTOONS

ASTOR THEATRE At 11.00 a.m. "THE LADY & THE TRAMP"

At 12.30 p.m. "VICTORY AT SEA"

At Reduced Prices

Marco Polo

Peninsula Court, Kowloon, Tel. 67211.

Quinn.

SHOWING

In

KING'S & PRINCESS: Wild 15 the Wind," Turbulent tcoming Anna drama

with Anthony horses. Vistavision shala of the Nevada sheepherder ranches in an unusual story of love, hate and violence, produced by Ital B. Wallis, Prindive, lunty nud brilliant patches. STAR & METROPOLE: "The Tarnished Angela." Univer- sal's film of stani-nying by members of a flying-circus. Rock Hudaori and his film wile, Dorothy Malone, com- piloated by the activities of reporter nook Hudson. Based on the candid out- spoken book "Pylon" by William Faulkner, author of *The Long Hot Summer"" the drama is acclaimed na z foribright motion picture for adult audienots, ROXY & BROADWAY: 20th Century Fox presentation in Die LAIXA Colour and CinemaScope... “Man

funt Ever-popular type of Western with the uupal string of misunderstandings and characters at Crocs

enlivened with purposen,

shots of vinat beauty and the fresh appeal of Disne Vars and Don Marray who bring youth, sincerity and box-office Interest They are supported by Chill Wils. Pro- and Dennis Hopper. duetion by Robert Buckner, directed by Henry Eath- away, and based on Charles O. Locke's powerful nbyet "The Hell-Bent Kid."" LEF & ASTOR: "Girl Most Likely Seinillating. rhythm-filled bristling with love-interest Incidents and starring al-

comedy.

tractive Jane Powell, choral charmer, with Keith Andes, Kobertaon. CHI

Кауф Ballard and Tommy Noosan co-stars. This KKO

Stall- picture. produced by

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ley Rubin, is set in a Call- fornian beach resort on the blue Paciile with pink cloud inierludes. Lavish

Gower dance routines by Champion, six song hits in- cluding "All the Colours of the Rainbow" and "Crazy Horse" anng by Jabe and the Children's Chorus will attract families looking for light and happy entertain- ment.

HOOVER & LIBERTY: "The

Brothers Karamaso V." Dostolesky's steat novel brought to the screen with brilliant characterisations, mooda alternating from haired to love, pawion to tenderness (but rarely) and wild enthusiasm to deprts- яion. Threata of hell, hope of heaven, bitter repent- ance, lorious drunken un-

appiness

Rusias wiki BYDSY music, breath-taking beauty in nets and land- this US$4 scapes all in million production. Byta- pathetic, knowledgeable direction by Richard Brooks with clever

of contrasts light and shade. At times this film is almost revOIL. Inrly sensuous, but it is also widely philosophical, giving glimpses of deep Insight fald MANY facts of human nature rarely revealed. Yul Brynner, Marta Schell, and Calro Bloom lead a great cant in the MGM film si ich is entered by the ted States for the Cannts Festival. Arrond week,

COMING

KING'S & PRINCESS: "The Long Haul," a hard-driving drema of the teamsters' battle brokat mob control. Mature fcpturing Victor and British blonde Diana Dors. They are teamed to Columbia Pictures him of Kangulerian in the trucking the industry, filmed in North of England and 6001- land, under the direction of Ken Hugten. Although be tirtils are claimed to non-slop, there is sufficient time for romantis dalliance thrills el altother sort doublier.

THE COLONY'S LEADING

RESTAURANT

named after the famous Venetian traveller. sorvos specialities to a discriminating public. Luricheons and dinners under export supervision of

Swiss Chefs.

· Chinese delicacies and dishes a Specialty.

Dancing nightly from 8 p.m. to 1 am, EDDIE GUZMAN and his Orchestra,

VOT.

or

ROXY & BROADWAY: "The Silent Enemy." A fine Dim dedicated to the mety of Commander Lione Crabb and frogmen of all nations who died beneath the, ses during the last war. A story of gallant herolam, in com- bating mysterious dangers in the groen depths of the Mediterranean. Strong cont headed by Lawrence Har- Dawn Addams, John Clements and Michael Craig, Twentielḥ - Century production, written and directed by William Fair- child, in adaptation of n book by Marshall Pugh,

STAR & METROPOLE: "Day

of the Badman," Quick irisger Justice adıministered by Frontier Judge, Fred McMurray,

man unwavering principles du- spite Love Interest, Joan Weldon and mbolago · by John Erlenon. - A film of suspenso, impending doom 'and violent action in colour and Cinemmscope, mado by

Universal-International. HOOVER & LIBERTY: "Enderwater Warrior," An MGM eple of U.S. Navy frogman and their opeth- Mons during World War II. Thrilling close-ups of dan=" -rerous work among enemy

shipping and planting of Impet bombs, Starring Dan Dalley and Claire Kelly. LEE & ASTON: "The Grotti- oyed Blends. The vozun la an Iptitution for wayward tocu-age giris, Susan Oliver In the Sille; role, escaped near to the end of her de- tection period, and with boy friend seals a one, Described, ga s story of N Mizukianga" dra tamb" noi, de explode.“

A primitive and lusty lype of passionate distrust is found in the druinatic "Wild is the Wind" production by Hal Wallis how ing now at the Kings'

Princess,

and

Anna Magnani, the magnif- cent virago, becomes the wife of her into mister'ʼn husband — o

HERE is an element of

well jealousy na blind hatred in the absorbing Western "Man Hunt” also retained over the weekend and showing at the Roxy and Broadway,

The powerful ranch-owner sticky wicket from the start with his band of gunmen, slowly Anthony Quinn, the virile decimated by a lone youth

tempera- the defensive, is perplexed to

widower with more

on

ment than tact, tries to remould and that public sympathy Anna in the image of the dead inevitably on the aldo of the wife Rosanna whom he con- fugitive who is always out- stantly mourns. Absent-minded-

numbered. ly, he addresses 1er as Rosanna

Don Murray gives an Ex- in public and private. He is

cellent performance 05 the obsessed with remorse and a

suspected killer on the run, guilty secret,

Berles of acculents bring tho Finding her uninhibited Ex- avalanche of vengeance Upon presions of love ignored, Anna the shoulders of a

serious- turns to Quinn's Basque foster minded boy who is

willing to son (Anthony Franciosa).

to savo Italian woman, knowing lille risk his life in order

others. English, finds relief from lone- His doggod endurance through inos, constant companionship trackless desert, scrubland and and a mutual attraction with rocky foothills and fortuitous

boyish and meeting with a Then the frank, earthy plots forthright Diane Varsi and upwinde with some brilliant acting from the talented team.

Franciosa

The

(Conta, on Page 3. Col. 6)

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2nd TRIUMPHANT WEEK NOW SHOWING THE 8th DAY! AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9,30 P.M. THE ACTION PICTURE OF THE SEASON!

MAN HUNT

. DON MURRAY - DIANE VARSI CINEMARCOREL COLOR BY DE LONE

BROADWAY: 5 Shows To-morrow, Extra Performance of

"MAN HUNT” At 12.30 p.m.

TO-MORROW MORNING SHOW

ROXY: At 12.00 Noari Robert Mitchum in "BANDIDO"

In CinemaScope & Color

{BRÓADWAY: At 11.00 a.m. THREE STOOGES COMEDY & TECHNICOLOR CARTOON PROGRAMME

At Roduced Pricos

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AT 11.30 A.M., 2.30, 5.30 & 9.00 P.M.

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STUDENTS: $1.50 TO D.C. & STALLS

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STAR

METROPOLE.

★ SHOWING TO-DAY ★

AT 2,30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

The 3 exciting stars of "WRITTEN ON THE WINDI"

ROCA

* ROBLAI

HUDSON STACK

DOROTHY

MALONE

...the book

:they said

could never be filmedl

[PYLON

JACK CARSON The TARNISHED

ANGELS

ROBERT MIDDLETON

*** NOBLE I VEJE - A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE

TO-MORROW MORNING SHOW STAR: At 11.00.a.m... WALT DISNEY'S LATEST TECHNICOLOR CARTOONS PROGRAMME :

At Reduced Prices -

| METROPOLE: At 11.00 a.m.

FOX

METROPOLE: To-morrow Special Moming Show

At 12.30 p.m. Errol Flynn in “ROBIN HOOD" At Reduced Prices

CAPITOL RITZ

SHOWING TO-DAY,

AT 2.30, 130, 7.30 & 2.30 P.M.

"CLAUDETTE

COLBERT

JACK

HAWKINS

PLANTERS WIFE

ANTHONY STEEL NAM CHEM!

SHOWING TO-DAY

AT 2.30, 5.80, 7.30 & 9.89 P.BL.

"BEA KICHI ON A TRUR AND WONDERESTREL. JETJENTURIE

"ALL MINE TO GIVE

CHERON ANTHIRA WEX THOMPSONS PATTY MCCORMAČIL

To-marrow Special Show 2-

At 12.30 pm, "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN”

'ORIENTAL MAJESTIG

CONTO DEINETI

SHOWING SIMULTANEOUSLY TO-DAY. AT 2.80-5.80—7.30 & 9,30 P.M.

Fraulein

ZAWAD A SLAW A PITIES OF WARE

CIAL MORNING SHOW.

THE PROUD ONES!

OW AT 12.30

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