Lauren Bacall and Gregory Peck Star
IN Comedy: “Designing Woman"
Some top names and excellent
movies are billed for the following
week’s entertainment. The top
names include Gregory Peck,
Lauren Bacall, Stewart Grainger,
George Gobel and Mitzi Gaynor,
and the vehicles in which they
play include “Designing Woman”,
“Gun Glory”, and “the Birds and
the Bees.”
Three of Hollywood’s favorite
personalities, Frank Lovejoy,
James Best and Abby Dalton, are
starred in Allied Artists’ “Cole
Younger, Gunfighter,” action
drama filmed in Cinemascope and
color by De Luxe. Playing Satur
day.
The picture blazes with action
and high drama as Lovejoy in the
title roll and Best as a youth ride
for vengeance against the hated
and deadly “Blue-bellies” of Texas.
A novel story angle, hilariously
sophisticated dialogue and cap
tivating performances on the part
of Gregory Peck, Lauren Bacall
and Dolores Gray add up to a gay,
romantic comedy as they play in
“Designing Woman.”
The story is that of a top New
York sports writer, who marries a
top New York fashion designer
after a whirlwind courtship and
finds himself in a world of chic
and glamour in sharp contrast to
the two-fisted domain of his ring
side associates. “It has a full
measure of bounce, bedlam and
' breezy laugh situations,” accord
ing to one critic.
How the two, from two worlds
apart, reconcile their differences,
despite an episode involving an
other woman, in the person of
Dolores Gray, who becomes the
cause of a fracas (between Peck
and his wife Bacall, which ends up
in a free-for-all—this is material
for holding interest and laugh raak
mg situations.
The ladies, too, will have a field
day. The celebrated designer of
women’s clothes, Helen Rose
whipped up 38 creations for Lauren
Bacall, who changes clothes nine
times a day in the picture.
Considered one of the better
western dramas, the CinemaScope
Metrocolor production, “Gun
Glory” stars Stewart Granger and
Rhonda Fleming.
Based on a novel by Philip Yor
dan, the story has ample shooting
and fisticuffs, but deals primarily
with a father-son relationship in a
western farming region.
The photography is said to be
outstanding.
- In his first movie, TV star
George Gobel, said to be the fun*
iest man alive, is heir to meat
packing millions. Returning to the
ILS. aboard a luxury liner after a
trip to Africa, he meets three card
sharks, David Niven, his daughter
Mitzi Gaynor and Reginald Gar
dner.
George and Mitzi fall in love, or
so it seems.
The pint-sized comic is his usual
droll self, completely at ease in a
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part that is said to be fashioned to
his capabilities. Miss Gaynor on the
other hand, dazzlingly gowned and
brimming ♦ver with sex appeal,
comes close to stealing the pic
ture.
V istaV ision and Techn icolor
bring clarity and warmth to the
lavish ihackground, while the direc
tional skill of veteran Norman
Taurog extracts full measure from
a script that runs the gamut from
stand-up gags to all-out slapstick.
SCHOOL BRIEFS
Honor Roll
First 6-weeks Period
ending October 16
Seniors: Norman Smith, 4.00;
Milton Souter, 3.60; Zelanna Stone,
3.35; Anita Stewart, 3.29; Delores
Gallagher, 3.12; Olivia Huey, 3.09;.
Adolph Jackinsky, 3.03.
Juniors: Richard Garrett, 4.00;
Suzanne 'Foster, 3.75; Jerilynn
Smith, 3.67; Gail Zieba, 3.61; Karen
Maloney, 3.02; Courtney Starbird,
3.02.
Sophomores: Gary Olson, 3.66;
Jim Hood, 3.56; Jim Bridges, 3.50;
Karen Rextrew, 3.45; Joyce White,
3.24; Jeff Wilkes, 3.21; Joan Ben
son, 3.20; Carolyn Rockstad, 3.16;
Barbara Burum, 3.14; Buck Hay
den, 3.12; John Michell, 3.07.
Freshman: Svea Breckberg, 3.82;
Loana Garoutte, 3.79; Elaine
Pajari, 3.70; Ronald Rainey, 3.66;
Nelda Stone, 3.52; Gail Jorgensen,
3.47; Tom McLennan, 3.43; Theresa
Whittier, 3.37; Pamela McFarland,
3.35; Kenneth Vail, 3.34; Bonnie
Anderson, 3.30; Charlene Frost,
3.30; Ruth Olsen, 3.26; Barbara
Smith, 3.22; Gail Rousculp, 3.14;
Jack Sheridan, 3.11; Kenneth Til
lotson, 3.09; Pat Gammons, 3.05;
Carolyn Clark, 3.01.
Honor Roll
First Six Weeks Period
Main School
Grade 8, Miss Dandeneau: Dawn
Erdman, 3.31; Andrea Jarvela,
3.16.
Grade 8, Mr. Saxton: Tanya
Kraft, 3.59; Barbara Davis, 3.02;
Barbara Molletti, 3.00.
Grade 7, Mrs. Kash: Dale Gilli
lan, 3.00; Nadine Flotre, 3.00;
Allison Rickey, 3.00; Christine
Shipley, 3.00; Janelle Wick, 3.00.
Grade 7, Mrs. Dickow: Marya
Springhill, 4.09; Judy Gilbreath,
3.59; Dick Veerman, 3.54; Jona
than Vaughn, 3.31; Billy Watkins,
3.00.
Grade 6, Miss Ramsey: Judy
Brooks, 3.14; Louise Harvey, 3.14;
Carol Olsen, 3.14; Jean Hall, 3.00.
Grade 5, Mrs. Rextrew: Elizabeth
Hall, 3.61; William Shipley, 3.57;
Sharon Gilbreath, 3.53; Charlotte
Densmore, 3.26; Lois Howard, 3.12;
Alfred Levine, 3.12; Kristy Flotne,
3.01.
Grade 5. Mrs. Cavitt: Carlene
Ray, 3.65: Ellen Horn; 3.49; Don
Robinson. 3.28; Cheryl Parker,
3.19; David Horn, 3.19; Stuart
Rickey, 3.10; Carol Speight, 3.00.
Grade 4, Miss Otness: Charles
Lange, 3.43; Lisa Rickey, 3.28;
Norma Sargent 325, Janet Clymer,
3.16; Patrick Anderson, 3.03;
Wesley Wiley, 3.02.
Grade 4, Mrs. Cavitt: Martha
Vaughn, 3.39; Helene Talbott,
3.28.
Downtown School
Grade 6, Mrs. Butrnham: Rhonda
Molletti, 369; Weston Fields,
3.63; Shari Madsen, 3.49; Dorothy
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Chya, 3.41; John Fletcher, 331;
Tanya Henthorn, 3.12.
Grade 5, Mrs. Breckberg:
Acheson, 3.9; Ralph Longmlit*,
3.8; Ned Farber, 3.3; Sue Anne
Ramaglia, 3.2; Norma Chya, 31;
Barbara Sutliff, 3.0.
Grade 4; Mrs. Hamann: Connie
Mowry, 3.26; Bobby Barnhart,.
3.23; Rodney Mehrtens, 3.19; Susan
Cannon, 3.18; Carol Blakeley,
3.09. -
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