— SATURDAY —
* “Crosswinds’ has been described
as a tall Technicolor tale of love
and adventure in the lush jungles
of New Guinea.
It is familiar fiction about bur
ied bullion and modern-day pir
ates, but has a fine cast headed by
John Payne. The cast also includes
Rhonda Fleming, Forrest Tucker
and Alan Mowbray.
Treking trrough the jungles
of New Guinea in search of the
gold, after a plane crash, the par
ty clashes with a trlLe of headhun
ters. There is trickery and excite
ment in thist Paramount offering
fcased on the Thomson Burtis nov
el “New Guinea Gold”.
— SUNDAY & MONDAY — '
The explosive dirama of the
|fau Mau uprisings in Kenya, East
Africa, and its effect on a family
whose roots have (been driven deep
into the land of Africa for gener
ations, forms the basis of M-G-M’s
big picture “Something of Value”
*
Taken from the best-seller nov
el by Robert C. Ruark, the pie
ure stars Rock Hudson,, with Dana
Wynter. Sidney Portier is cast in
a pivotal role as a Kenya native
who has been brought up as Hud
son’s friend, and other important
roles are played by the British
actress, Wendy Hiller, Juano Her
nandez and William Marshall.
Richard B roots, who directed,
as well as wrote the screen play,
went to Africa with a location unit
to obtain authenticity in his back
grounds of tne Mau Mau country,
with scenes filmed in the 13,000
foot Allt-erdaire Range, a section
inhabited by lions, buffalo and
rhino; the villages of Nanyuki and
Nyeri in the shadow of the snow
capped 17,041 foot Mb Kenya; and
in the modern city of Nairobi.
The picture shows spine-tingling
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scenes of the Mau Man attacks on
the white settlers, the burning,
looting nd murder, and the native
ceremonies erf witchcraft ami voo
dooism.
— TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY —
“The Vagabond King” see story
elsewhere in this issue.
— THURSDAY & FRIDAY —
“Man on Fire” is the story of a
boy who becomes the pawn be
tween his divorced parents. In it
is starred Bing Crosby, and he
doesn’t sing a note.
Three acting personalities who
never before had faced a motion
picture camera are introduced to
movie audiences. They are Inger
Stevens, a lovely Swedish-horn
actress and Mary Fickett who en
act the two top feminine leads in
the story of the effects of divorce
on the child of estranged parents,
and 12-year-old Malcom Brodrick,
who plays the son in question*.
Anne Seymour is seen as a
judge in the film, which is a M-G-M
release.
. — SATURDAY
Teenie the Clown will be on
the stage of the Grphetim Theatre
at 12 noon Saturday. This will he
a one hour and twenty minute
show, and is free to aril children.
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