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BllaayiawanahaaBWa In January, is the 40tJl motion picturt directed by Mitch Leisen. Hia first was "Cradle Song" made for Paramount in 1933. Lett ens 40th Film "Tonight We Sing," which will be released by 20th Century-Fox Lion Atvarded Acting Honors hi New Comedy- when Fagan escapes, Is wounded by Wynn and, crazed with pain, attacks his master. But I 9 IUIILaYXJi cJUu- lU 1 LosangcIcsCimtJ 2 Tai Joey s' Gets Break; Thelma Bitter MmatiMMl story at Mi Jerk thadewt bf the arigKl ivHiuni ,1.... i 4ui 'Nuts 5 1 I )r Vaw freai inn HI I Jill II I II Ml fox WILSHIRE it mJlMjmmmWV Wilifcte m9t C't 1194 VffM' Aeli(it.

it. MHi I'M i. Ast Dv sv4 1M Ih tmm HOWARD HAWKS' IS Joins 'Blaze of Glory BT EDWIX SCHAIXERT What 20th Century-Fox did for new MGM. Find Robert Hor-ton, by casting him importantly with Tyrona Power in "Pony Soldier," Metro may now do for 20th' discovery. Helen Wood, becaup she has been assigned to on of the three top feminine part in "Give a Girl a Break with Marge and Gower Champion, Debbie Reynolds, et aL Mis Wood haa a very special backlog of stag and television experience in New York, which led to her being signed by 20th, and also being borrowed by MGM.

Principally she was featured in "Pal Joey" on Broadway during the past season as Kid. She was observed by Nate Inches of 20th's studio publicity department in the video medium, and thus drawn to the company's attention. Miss Wood is fortunate, because Jack Cummings, producer of Give a Girl a Break," seems to have the Midas touch in insuring success for feminine newcomers, Ethel Williams, Miss fhampion and Miss Reynolds having been on the list of players he promoted. Miss Wood, 18 years old, will report to Director Stanley Donen next week. She will be one of the three girls fighting for a certain role on Broadway, losing out happily enough, herself because of motherhood.

Debbie Reynolds is the victorious one. Marge Champion foregoing the "break" because of being in love with Gower. Miss Wood will do a specialty number and dance through the feature. Ann Miller bad been mentioned for this film. JRAX PETERS, RITTER 'BLAZR OF GLORY STARS i Thelma Ritter, always dependable for comedy or humanness, will join Richard Widmark and Jean Peters in "Blaze of Glorv." The feminine starring part is a break for Miss Peters.

DOUBLE DUTY Ann Birth ttars in tu picture thou in currently "Onm Minute to Zero" at JlilUtreet, Pantage and Four Star; and "The. World in His Arm," which continue at Palace. Downtown and Paramount Hollywood. KIIK DfWET IIAITII IIIUIHI HIE ATI AtTHL't HUNHICUT1 MOVIELA'ND BRIEFS 4th WEEK I H4mn HI. 42 ItMJrM ta UTt SKBW5 kmlrWiljlwitl.HUl Doify MSSt.

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Pk. DOME, Own Pk, rirt I i tnv t.J..J Plu 2nd ft If ft it Mm I VVkULn UHW) TOOAr AT THE FINI ARTS, QUF0RN1A, rAinru BY JOHX L. SCOTT "Fearless- Fagan," based on the real-life- story of the Army private who took his pet lion to camp. Is an amusing, sometimes hilarious, piece of movie entertainment. It is showing, along with another feature titled "You for Me," at Locw'i State and Egyptian Theaters.

Both films are from MGM. "Fearless Fagan" should be classified as. a comedy melodrama, since it contains some serious, even hair-raising scenes. However, fun is the main Item of, the picture. Fagan plays himself, showing the poise of a veteran Thespian.

He is described by hi master at one point as being "so dumb he doesn't even know he's a lion," but he's the star of the movie, make no mistake about it-Youth fut Cast Besides the lion of many moods, the cast includes Janet Leigh as a film actress who makes Fagan's "acquaintance" when she visits the Army camp to entertain; Carleton Carpenter, the lanky private who owns the beast; Keenan wynn, tough top sergeant who inherits responsi bility for Pagans actions from Wilton Graff, who plays the worried coI3nel. When Carpenter, who has been using the lion in a circus act, joins the service he insists on bringing along the beast, unknown to the Army, of course. After Miss Ieigh discovers Fagan in his hideout near camp she spills the beans and the Army takes over, or tries at any rate. The story moves along easuy mrougn a series oi sn- plays the central role, naturally. He is, shall we say, lionized by the press and at one point turns into a peeping Tom when he looks in on the WAC barracks.

A terrified gal swears that he is a horrid-looking old man with a long beard. A serious note Is Injected Ttlosf Exciting Action Picture Ever ftladc! Predvced at reef of miMo feritf yw mitUo THkteSfgg HOWARD HUGHES HIi'iKl LATE SH0WS lii ii ii iiSs nil -S T- Jean Peter this is straightened out satisfactorily so as not to interfere too much with the comedy final scenes are funnv. The cast is young and zstfuL including 4-year-old Fagan. Car penter, a comparative newcomer, impresses very favorably. Wynn and Miss Leigh are likewise good in their roles.

But it's really Fearless Fagan's day in the sun. Stanley Donen directed from screen play by Charles Lederer, based on story by Sid ney Franklin Jr. and Eldon Griffiths. Also In the are Richard Anderson. Ellen Corby, Barbara Ruick, John Call and others.

Young as Doctor A second comedy on the pro gram, "You for Me," Is light weight but amusing. Peter Law-ford, as a wealthy and amorous manufacturer, and Jane Greer, as a wisecracking nurse assigned to persuade Lawford to continue sponsorship of her hospital, are the main principals. Gig Young, Paula Corday and Otto Hulett complete the cast Young plays a doctor whose re search is financed by the Law- ford contributions and compli cations arise when he and his sponsor compete for the attentions of the winsome Miss Greer, There is considerable spoofing in the picture and one scene is particularly amusing when doc tors, nurses and interns hash over their personal problems to the horror of a waiting surgical case. UftVf FLAVIN 1 A It, A. ii a-.

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1.1101 She earn I nvf tim th wrenjy i f-1 sid of the p-J tracks! 1 ii conn i V- -jit ItM m.m.r FOX, Pwnmai GRANADA, Ontario: RED1ANDS. RtJiaiidv UpTOWM. tmtm4im; FOX. VMica; SEIMONT, lia Imlil WEST COAST, Santa Am 10 3 FIGUMOA, la AnaatM 11:10 FOX, Folt.rfon, WILSHIRi. Santo Mamca IM a.au LARCHMONT.

STADIUM. In, CREST, lana BnncK: FOX. An.fcni. FAIRFAX, In, An.l 1:3 a.m.: CARltON, MESA I SOUIEVARD, In, Annnlnu Helen Wood She gets it because Ketty Grable declined thi nonmusi-cal role, and took a suspension instead. The studio also thought of Marilyn Monroe, but she is preparing for "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes." Shelley Winters, of course, was first to have to bow out.

Jonathan Cott, who has already been chosen for "Code i 2" at Metro, will precede that with "Cry of the Hunted." He i v. Hi piax me? yii.xm I who drives the car that crash es and thus enables vittono Gassman to escape. Veteran Character Actor Denis Darcel Hardwicke and Agnes Moorhead, calling themselves the First Drama Quartette, will present their art, a dramatic rendition of Bernard Shaw's "Don Juan in HelL" at Philharmonic Auditor ium for two weeks, beginning Oct. I.T. Edwin lister In association with Paul Gregory is presenting this vital drama offering which won the New York Drama Critics Circle award last year.

111 111 i i true to the sarong In her next picture, as she is being mentioned for the new Tar-zan opus to be made by Sol Lesser. She wore a sarong in "Bela Lugosl Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla." King-sized hut has been built in the Fijis for "His Majesty, OKeefe." It will serve as the "palace" occupied by Burt Lancaster. It has removable walls at each end for shooting. Dimensions, 40x60x40. Villagers in the Fijis will acquire this as a council house after the film is finished, along with other structures.

Hepburn Play Opening Changed NEW YORK, Sept 12 U.R) The Theatre Guild has announced that the Broadway premiere of Katherins Hepburn in Bernard Shaw's "The Millionairess" will be on Oct. 17 instead of Oct 9. The postponement Is due to a desire to give the star a short vacation between the time she closes in the play in London, where it has been a huge success, and the opening here. The New York engagement is limited, to 10 weeks. Policy Change Sunset Theater announces a new week end policy.

Showings will be on Friday, Saturday and Sunday with a special Sunday matinee. First program under the new policy Includes "Things to Come" and "The Man Who Could Work Miracles." luit smms lowe mtorn nuATttsrl I UK SHOWS TOWTE! 3 TNUriBlt I mm 1 III WAYNE Hi-fi Jim ii ti I YOU FOR ME 1 FETEI IMTUD 4 4c nvr Mrrt JMHl Skill V- 5I6T0QN. EXTRA tM Mfinuna "CAIAIUI0 M00PY" TtCHNICOlOI CAtTOON 1 iEgyi CYPTIAN v1 I niiii i iti i ii ii iiinfn hi Bun n-" '-1 Roy Engel has signed for the part of Sgt. Priggs in. "Code 2," and will follow that with "A-Men." No fewer than 112 personalties of the films and allied enter tainments will be represented Monday at the sixth annual "Out of This World" ball game Mon-dar night at Gilmore Field.

Among thoe on the list are Danny Thomas, Marilyn Monroe, Gene Nelson, Shelley Winters. Jeff Chandler, Janet Leigh, Tony Curtis, Corinne Calvet, Alan Young and Gordon Mac-Rae. Ralph Edwards will be master of ceremonies. Clarence Brown, producer-di rector, will arrive in New York Sunday night from England preparatory to discussions about the premiere of "The Plymouth Adventure." He Just completed work as producer on "Never Let Me Go." with Clark Gable and Gene Tiernev. Charlita will probably stay Five 0.

fHenry Talcs in Film One of the npw season's most unusual new films, Henry's Full House." will open next Thursday night at the Beverly-Canon Theater. Produced by 20th Century-Fox, the picture was made with a dozen top stars and a handful of stories from the pen of America's famous writer. The cast Includes Jeanne Craine, Farley Granger, Fred Allen, Oscar Levant, Jean Peters, Gregory Raton. Anne Baxter, Marilyn Monroe, David Wayne. Dale Robertson and Richard Widmark.

The O. Henry yarns are "The Gift of the Magi," "The Last Leaf," "The Cop and the Anthem, "The Ransom of Red Chief." and "The Clarion Call." Directors of these five stories were Henry Hathaway, Howard Hawks, Henry King. Henry Kos- ter and Jean Negulesco. JANE WYMAN, CROSBY TEAM "Ju3t For You," costarring Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman and Ethel Barrymore in Technicolor, will open next Wednesday at Los Angeles, Chinese and Glendale Alex Theaters. It will also show at 1 Monte, Gage and Olympic Drive-ins.

The production directed by Elliott Nugent is a musical boasting 11 songs. Cros-, by and Miss Wyman both sing and dance. Bing plays a composer-producer. Natalie Wood, Bob Arthur, Cora Witherspoon and Regis Toomey top the supporting cast Charles Lane will appear as an Israel camp superintendent in "The Juggler," his last part having been in "The Sniper," also for the Kramer company. Margaret Barstow cigarette girl at Ciro's, and a former national free-style swimming champion, will make her motion picture debut in "The Jazx Singer" at Warners.

HERTOX TO TOUR VAX BRUTEX PUT IV GERMANY Charlton Heston and his wife Lydia Clarke, will tour Germany for the servicemen in "Bell. Book and Candle." and will he directed in this stage production by none other than the author, John Van Druten. Naturally, the tour will follow "The President Lady," in which Heston will star with Susan Hay-ward at 20th. Frederie Jarosy, noted theater man from Europe, is visiting here. He now makes his headquarters in London.

After World War I he operated the Bluebird Theater in Germany and, when Hitler came into power, in Poland. Director Alexander Hall, who had charge of the Mario Lanza picture, "Because You're Mine," not so long ago at MGM, will undertake "Love Song" starring Jane Wyman at Columbia. It's his first time at this studio in five years. He had some ton- notch directing to his credit with "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" and "Mr Sister Eileen." Mike Sloane emphatically declares that no one did any packaging of his show, "The Country with Robert Young.

Nancv Kelly and others, except Paula Stone (Mrs. Sloane) and himself. The play is currently in San Francisco. They assembled the east. OI.IVJA IE HAVTIXAXIVS VIRUS DELAYS SCENES Olivia He Havilland has to forego work on added scenes for "Mr Cousin Rachel" this week, because she is ill with the virus, as is her 3-year-old son, Benjamin.

The production at vail, tun l. n. rvA, neuunva OX, Anofieim (Starts Suniay) fOUOWfcNG IHAIRS I IA BREA. In, Ananias OCEAN PARK, SANTA MONICA. VENICt CUIVIR CITY, WEST l.A.

DOME Cont. 12:15. S.M. B327B R. Haywcrth, AFFAIR IN TRINIDAD; F.

Laine. Rainpca Raund My Shaulder CRITERION Oout. 12:30. EX. SSU darmilar Janet, WILD HEART, Ray Balttr, WHERE'S CHARLEY r.

ROSEMARY Open 12:15. S.M. S-327B 2 Spac Thrillers! DAY THE EARTH STOOP STILL; WORLDS COLLIDE FOX 620 Line- Bird. Fr. Pk.

EX-S-4Q1B L. Darnell. ISLAND OF PESIRE, elr.i L. Hayward, CAPTAIN FIRATE. tlr.

BUNDY Pico Centinela. Open ail p-rb Grancar-Leietl, SCARAMOUCHE, Ann Birth, SALLY AND ST. ANN TIVOLF 11523 8. Cc 1. ARlisS Anthany Oeiter, THE BR IB A NO, CRIFFLE CREEK, dr.

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Raaen. BREAMBOATl Stewart Granger. WO AN HATER Wash Duo Op. 1 2 :45. 3 M.

Pawers. ROSE OF CIMARRON, L. Hayward, CAFTAIN FIRATE. air. HUNTINGTON PARK CALIFORNIA Op.12.

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PIFLOMATIC COURIER at AY WOOD 4417 E. LA-S454 11 Tap Stan! WE'RE NOT MARRIED; Ty Fawar-Naal, DIPLOMATIC COURIE ALCAZAR 4426 K.Ogn.Op.l. Owl. LA-330a) Graywt, LOVELY TO LOOK AT. A.

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Murphy. ROSE OF CIMARRON, dr. FOX lis N. if, rltJt Ct. 12:30 0R-S2373 Ray Belg.r, WHERE'S CHARLEYT Widmark-Menree.

Pan't Bather te Kjvgk FIFTH AVE 12:30. Owl ihow Gary Caaper, HIGH NOON: Hepe-Russall, SON OF FALEFACE, lr. REPONDO, HERMOSA, MANHATTAN" REOONDO OL 8:00 Sraokinc. FR-I-5IS4 R. Haywarth, AFFAIR OF TRINIDAD: F.

Laine. Rainbaw Raund My Shaulder STRANDS 12.15 FRIMfta M.B.M.'a Gnat Technical nr Spectacle I R. Taylar-D. Kerr. QUO VAPIS HERMOSA Cont.

2:00. FR.2424S Widmark-Menree, Oan't Bathar Knaeki Bary Caapar. HIGH NOON, Ad. Hit LAMAR Manhattan Bch. Ct.

2 FR-a-SSOB L. Hayward. CAFTAIN FIRATE, Abbatt A Ceatell. LOST IN ALASKA ClENDAlE OoPtll CH-5-1S2S R. Haywarth, AFFAIR IN TRINIOADl F.

Laine, Ralnbaw Raund My Sheutdar BLENOALE Oprn 12 JO CHSOS1S Gary Caapar, HIGH NOON, A dr. Hit I NAVAJO, Exciting, Sulpcnje. ThnHer GATEWAY 8. Frr. Brd.Cl.l:30.

CH'STltM 11 Tap Stan! WE'RE NOT MARRIED; Cett en-Winters, Untamed rentier, dr. IONG SEACH CREST Atlantienr Carstm. Ct. 12 FY. p.

Fatar. Hunter, LURE OF WILOERHEUl Bawery Bays, FEUDINB FOOLS VALLEY STUDIO CITY Ownl-45. Graysan, LOVELY TO LOOK AT, lalmark-Manraa, Pan't Bother Knack SL FORTAL N. Hllrwd. Oo.

12 ST-729M JannHar Janes, WILB HEART, Gary Caaper, HIBH NOON, Ad. Hit! VALLEY Hllrwd. Ct. 12:45 SU.22173 KING KONG, Mighty and Spactaculari Flue and Hit! LOST CONTINENT LA REINA CI 12:15. ST-T2941.

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Oan't Bather ta Knaeki 11 Tap Stars! wa'ra Mat Married POMONA. ONTARIO FOX Pomona. Cont. 1. Owl Show Jehn Wayne.

BIG JIM McLAIN; Red Cameran. WAGONS WEST, dr. STATE Pomona. Ooea 1 OO. Owl Show CIHtea Webe-B.

Regan, BREAMBOATl Cagnay-Paiiey, What Prtea Clary, dr. VILLAGE Clanmaot. Op. 1 LY-S2S19 Martin a Lewi. JUMPING JACKS; Lawfard-O'tlara.

KA QAROO. air. GRANADA Ontario. 12:45 1-ial K. Daugla Big Cast, THE BIB SKY L.

Hayward. LADY IN IRON MASK RIVERSIDE NIVERSIOI Coat. 1:30. Owl Shaw Kirk Oauglaa, BIB SKY; P. Harmld-L.

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KI--3lT M.B.M.'a Great TeahnrcoMr Spectacle: R. Taylar-D. ajarr. QUO VADIS FOX Anaheim. Fhene SCO.

Hepe-Russcll, ROM BP FALIFACE, alr.i B. O'Carmar. Francra Baaa ta Wast Feint FOX WnlKirtnn. L0-S-11SS Martin A Lewis. JUMPiHA jack; WASHINGTON STORY 20th i therefore shut down until Monday.

Denise Darcel will report in Monday for her assignment in "Dangerous When Wet" at MGM. Jack Kelly, who was Jn "Column South" not long azo at Universal International, will play a trigger-happy gunman in the employ of Preston leading heavy in "Law and Ordr." Gail Robinson, stand-in for Barker, will be given an acting assignment in Warner's "Come On. Texas" as a top arTant. Arthur Hornhlow, 4 LAMAR, Manaanaa Rnaca; TIVOll. inwmlln BEVERLY Owl Show 10 K.

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dr. Murphr-MlNallr. SHa4 a llar Braak producer, and Mervyn I-eRoy, director, have finished their location scouting In and around Glacier National Park for "Rose Mri," and returned tn Metro. Unusual Stage Offering Booked Py simply standing on a stage for two hours and debating the relative merits of Heaven and Hell and of man's life-force vs. his death-love, four actors have been packing theaters across the United States.

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