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The Memphis Press-Scimitar from Memphis, Tennessee • 7

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MEMPHIS PEISS4C1M1TAR SATUtDAT PMRUART 13 IMi THE FRONT ROW PAM I been no champagne no celebrating at aS They jut want be left to themselves" After another hour the lights went -v i au YOU CAN IAT CATFISH $130 FtfMCM EMMl -tin cp smjmi a nan coxrtr VI 11 Mvt fSmW of mil timm SlSC) lil taCaiafl PZZAS-AS TnCaial Cmhi tan a Imui I' SHOWBOAT IESTAUIANT HM KI-M 'OHM It AM TO IM Butler Gives Hourly Bulletins On Ringo Starr's Honeymoon 'two years were married red slippers to accept congrat- I LONDON Win marriageTbursday in a quiet civil cere- ulatkms from fans arid to issue spoil Ringo Stan's success? mouy at Claxtoa Ha3 regie- an occasional bulletin Can suntan survive count- ter office They are hooey- mil asked him to get Rin-less broken teenage hearts? mooning until Monday at a se- autograph 1 Has Ringo gone wrongo? eluded house near Brighton The admirable Minton looked As the shaggy-haired Beetle the south coast resort 'pained drummer luneymooned with: honeymoon plans were "You win appreciate" he 19-yemud Maureen Cox the supposed to be secret tooi But said "that the young couple jBeatler manager Brian Ep- a passerby spotted the couple are bn honeymoon and do not stein pondmd these vital through a window and soon the wish to be questions and said: 'place was surrounded At 9 pm he announced: UNDERSTAND I The newlyweds are alone in "The young couple have just the house wift a cook acd a finished a light dinner and are: do hope his tans will un- watching television They will aerstana The butler Minton came to not be out at all wa P'Ttty the door ir shirtsleeves aid Ai hour later "There has before the wedding- ito I DEM KIM MURT1IMI0VM RAY WALSTON fcHko v-1 Pauunount NOW! a MU Statiaa Oaaa OM HUtt ANN MARGARET TONY FRANCIOSA 2nd WEEK! BALLET Earl Kraul and Lois Smith are leading dancers with the National Ballet of Cauda which win be at The Auditorium Feb 21 under sponsorship of Arts Appreciation Tickets are now on sate at Court But now weO after a wed-j ding you feel happened and an over "Of course Tm terribly happy for Ringo because he's happy And Maureen's a wonderful girL DIFFERENCE So I do hope this make any difference to his Ringo who Is 24 and Mau-j reen his steady for the past set wtoem Chamber Music At 4 Tomorrow Play of 1800s At I CALLOWAYS" Snl Walt Attract Ua lHaryi Satellite Loses Its Voice A program of chamber music Theater Group 20 of Lotuton iPatn)ns Music at South- EngUnd will P'Jwesten at 1 pm tomorrow in Gay's The Beggar Opera BMmma BANNED FOR OVER 30 AT AND AT 8:00 "LA POUPEE" Sm It Fra Ylw layiaaiaf Taday At WARNER Howard '36 Hours' Details Bizarre Spy Plot By EDWI HOWARD THERE IS AN INFINITE NUMBER of wayi to I tell any given story and not sure director gewianit Georg Sfiton chose the right wiy to "36 Hours" (A-MY-Y) which opened yesterday at the Warner Ingenious Nad scheme to learn Allied plans for the invasion of Europe It involves kid-MPPing an American liaison officer (James Gamer) who has been briefed on the invasion in Lisboa drugging him aging him six years and transporting him to a meticulously constructed and staffed "US Military Hospital in Bavaria The idea is to convince the American major when he comes to that it is 1950 that the war has been over for five years that he is being treated for amnesia in the US occupation zone of Germany and that it is good for him to talk about the last thing he remembers the invasion plans The illusion is completely convincing The Major awakes to find his hair gray-streaked and receding his eyes requiring glasses even his skin texture slightly changed American Army vehicles move in and out of the hospital grounds Doctors nurses and patients all speak English with American accents The radio picks up Armed Forces Network broadcasts from Munich The newspapers are dated 1950 and report postwar problems Imagine what an impact the film would have if the audience gradually awoke to this monstrous hoax as the Major does But Seaton has not chosen to ten his story in that way Instead he begins at the beginning letting the audience in on what is happening as it happens There are still enough plot twists to stir up excitement but there would have been a lot more amazement if Seaton had started telling the story in the middle The leading roles are strongly played by Gamer Rod Taylor as the German psychologist in charge of the hospital and Eva Marie Saint as a concentration camp victim pressed into sendee as a nurse Werner Peters is good as an SS spy who wants to take stronger and more conventional measures to gain the wanted information and John Banner is wry as an unexpected ally One wonders inevitably how much if any of the i story is true The screenplay is based on a stay called "Beware the Dog" by Ronald Dahl a writer of bizarre fiction and another story whose title is not given by Carl Hittleman and Luis Vance 'Freaks' at the Guild The Guild Theater has dug up a 1932 cinematic curiosity called "The which might as far as concerned have been left to rest in peace The Art Theater Guild circuit which operates the Guild here and more than 20 other theaters bought the film outright after it won a belated award last year at the Venice Film Festival I could only wish as I saw the film at the Guild that like most of those who saw it in Venice I under- stand the language The whole thing is so amateurishly written and acted that it is hard to appreciate the lone and even then debatable its humanization of a group of circus freaks Director Tod Browning who made three or four films with Lon Chaney Sr before Chaney's death in 1930 used a dozen or more real circus freaks in this story of a midget who falls in love with a beautiful full-sized and vicious aerialisL Browning managed to see through the physical deformities of the freaks and to capture on film the essential personalities of several of them Sometimes and particularly with the Siamese twins goes to ludicrous lengths to make them seem just like ordinary people The theme obviously is that the strong and beautiful are the real monsters of this world a generality which necessarily so On the same bill is another freakish film which involves a female impersonator in Hardie Auditorium at Southwestern at 8:30 pm Monday Reserved seats are $3 general admission 82 Theater Group 20 'is made up of graduates of Drama Center in London where they Giuiuqin 141 INNVIIMI ROT JAMES WASHINGTON Like the I proverbial old soldier Van- Members of the chamber guard I( grapefruit-sized music group include fivesatellite with the western faculty mem-! beep has not died It has just bers John Wehlan violin Drjfaded away into silence Vernon Taylor viola Peter With a touch of pride and studied under such outstanding Synnestvedt violoncello My-'sadness the National Aero-theater people as John Blatch-jron Myers piano and Jan nautics and Space Administra ley Yat Malmgren Peter Hall'Horn violin jtion (NASA) said yesterday Peter Brook Kenneth Tynan The program will include that after almost seven years Kenneth Haigh and many oth- Quartet in Major by Mozart of faithful to the THE WILDEST SPYASYEnTUHE A UAN EVERLIYED! Trio in Minor by Brahms United States the almost is ind Quintet in Minor by gotten satellite has finally lost Shostakovich its voice PRINCESS1 ers "The from the works of William Hogarth which give a vivid and accurate impression of 18th century London Gay aimed this at the great politicians of the time especially Sir Robert Walpole It JJUIES BOND IS BACK IN ACTION! KIRK DOUGLAS LAST SUNSET OTH (A-MY) REPTILICUS $3000 Awarded Tupelo Woman Mrs Alloyce Barbara Pickett of Tupelo Miss has been was because of this play 'awarded 83000 damages by a among others that during Wal- Federal Court jury against Dr term of office the fam-jjohn Hummel Memphis ous Licensing Act of 1737 came surgeon in connection with an into effect Itv meant that no operation April 6 1963 plays were permitted to be Operator of a cosmetology performed until they had first school it Tupelo Mrs Pickett been approved by the Lord was represented by John Chancellor or his deputy Byrne and Robert White The company will also pre- Dr Hummol's attorney was sent an acting demonstration Robert Green in Hardie at 4 pm Monday I Mrs Pickett charged that for which there will be no failure to remove a sponge charge necessitated an abdominal The Bitter Lemon SU-SNS Paplar Tkaaa Pmnla -FEATURES 12-2-4-M-io hIM FLEMING'S GOLDFDJGER' DIRECT raox MIAMI Bill Teague Oaa af iarrln'a Ilaeat Slayer Ron Kickasola (Mbutrri tad -Eatraaidlaairs) Open 7:30 juri T0 1:00 AM lat SHOW Hoard Xaadaya A-MY incision 30 minutes later to remove it TECHNICOLOR EDEBI JAMES IOND rnCGi Aatafnpkad Pkatai Tadayl HR WEEK! NEIGHBORHOOD iTHEATRESl SUNDAY SPECIAL TURKEY DINNER IN 5 COURSES Fh IMi Cm to Ira III Southwestern Grill MS Helm at TataiUr SR MM Horton to Attend 2 Law Seminars Odell Horton assistant US i attorney will attend two law 'seminars this month The first will be a medical malpractice seminar in Washington DC Feb 17-19 sponsored by the Justice Department Then go to Ann Arbor Mich Feb 26-27 for a personal injuries seminar sponkned by the University of Michigan Law School MaSaaa WidSat arifatS ftaalap Mack Hadaam Daria Day Toajr Baadall la SEND ME NO FLOWERS Raadra Dee Mabrrt Gaalet I'D RATHER IE RICH 1:15 7:11 IN TO PUBLIC" CIRCUS LOUNGE SOUTHERN AVI I ILOCK WEST OF FAIROROUNDS COLISEUM FEATURING HOPE LIN JIMMY JOHNSON and PETE SMITH LA Bits WELCOME lA-MY-Y) VMaaa WWW MATS NOW POR AU MWORMANCB STEAKS SHAKES PANCAKES lifO US Maadtahall 132 Cnap 2124 Walaat Gr iMzusk a XVZMKGS FRLSAT PANIC YEAR cwbj jark I jj I SC jox omci OPES IQ AJd PAILY-IZ Noon PJWUV jknAifcUns i48 4 Ma31T Minaad IN THE ZERO LOOKING AT HOLLYWOOD 1 Hedda Hopper 'Baker Street1 Set as Film Before NY Opening Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer wait for "Baker to become a hit on Broadway before bidding for the screen rights Bar Millani PREMATURE BURIAL Slogans All ProRed Sr IMM Pm IatenuttaMl BERLIN East Germany's Communist-run National Front has released 16 slogans to mark the 20th anniversary of V-E Day the end of World War II in Europe None made any mention of the part played by the United States Britain or other allied nations Sal and Mon Nitot Only Ftnh Tommmo River CATFISH er Fnnch Fried II LAV: Mill GREAT MOVES Knapkias Tiea Ckarlie AU YOU CAN IAT KENNEDY VIEW RESTAURANT 4M2 PARR AVL Ttoah Vaaetablra Heread Ikcaaikaaf KaUra Kfnlaf IMPERIAL RESTAURANT FILET MIGNON Salad Patafa Salad Hot Rolls and luttar Coffaa or Taa U5 Locatad In Imparial lowliny Lana 4700 SUMMIR PIZZA CARRY-OUT Call Year Ordar -Will Raady Pizza Drive In Ml liaarr SIT-ttU Jteal funny idea! Real funny picture was ones my best friend (Mia Sortl-who got shot dead for making a forward pass allha wrong dame Went Ad Hdq-Phone 52M892 William Haldra la THE 7th DAWN 1:15 lilt 1:54 DOORS OPEN 11:10 Ik ill 441 4tt 1M THE NorthGate 9 HKHAaLJJ files in Courage I never saw Jack Warner so happy as when he was presented with a chair and a lifetime membership in the Guild I sat with the Carl Reiners Nancy Wilson who sings as well as Lena Horne was the entertainer and our own Jimmy Henderson took can of the orchestra As I was leaving the party I ran Into the Pete Smiths who said "You must go Into the ballroom and sen the decorations for the John 40th anniversary Flower Fashions had made it Into a fairyland of all the flowers that bloom In the summer winter end spring Dinah Shore and Tony Martin had sung and Cyd Cha-risse danced Incidentally Dinah got her permission to photograph tier last TV show Inside and outride our Music Center Now all America can see It Pat Boone LAMARIDRIVE-IN BRIGITTE BARDOT LOVE ON A PILLOW GEORGE HAMILTON-SUSAN OLIVER RED BUTTONS -ARTHUR O'CONNELL PANAVISIONHaaaaam Blf Joka Wayaa aad Xiinra la McLINTOCK 1:4 7:57 They played 1 vesting a quarter of a 1 1 1 ion in this musical sion of Sherlock Holmes star-ring Fritz Weaver and signing 1 1 a prod ucer Alexander Cohen to do Hedda the- movie when the play finishes its run Cohen produced Richard on Broadway is bringing Maurice Chevalier and Ben Hollywood movie show to New York "Baker opens in New York next Tuesday and Boston and Toronto picked it as a big hit Cohen Invades Hollywood first this summer when he produces "Nobody Loves an also for M-G-M Rock Hudson is moving to Paramount for a suspense thriller In which play a man fighting for Ms life with John Franken-hefyner directing and Ed ward Lewis producing Rock and Paramount are partners on this one with Franken-heimer and Lewis getting a piece of the action First Rock will track through those Florida swamps with Claudia Cardinals for What with those illigators? so The Richard Widmarfcs will visit Spain when he finishes "Bedford one of the most rugged loca- tions ever had Most of It happens tm a destroyer When the directors vote a director best the highest praise he can get And Georee Cukor won their annual award for "My Fir with Lamont Johnson getting it for the "Oscar Underwood on Pro- neu kind of fun SUrlay MncUia Pari Nawmna 7 2 Rahart MRcbato Jv-SiS mmm OPEN 1:11 PM CHARUI at DOUBLE AT 19 aid 7:21 3 Sc and 90s Show Time SKY-VUE DRIVE-IN WhatAWayToGJj Maliaa Marcaarl Patar TOPKAPI Fraak Slaalra Laaraac Haivay Manchurian Candidate 5:45 1: 7: toaday: FSONT STREET Y) la in Harr COUMROlUM Ml Fairy aad aahr wMfe Hirtaa today LSTUDIOJII Ell Alia O9uo war un OPKX 1: LAST DAY RtXHNSON 999DMMIIM99999I99M9M K2nuwkj: Jl KIM UURENCE NOVAK-HARVEV wwsai Ofl minumu 'OOCASBO umn The Centurion IIS PNS2G4SM Kids 25c All Tints DOUBLE FRATURI ITATE Srlakl" (E) la BEaMRR ISUNSETDRIVE-IN) MW WARNER Jaaica Cl jmr CUMMINGS Uwdor the Yum Yum Tree Jack! aaiaiaa RIDIWILDSURF TaMaa Tafe aatar ELVIS in FUI UAPULC0 At 4:15 1:15 aaly mnn-mpii'Ritnoeuo MICHAEL CALLAN DEAN JONES 4Dnjr I Tonight fa the m'pkt to go out to a movie a-ja.

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