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It’s “Jamboree” time, with nine
teen of the most popular disk
jockeys from across the country,
appearing with the stars and songs
they themselves picked.
This Warner Bros feature stars
Count Basie, Fats Domino, Jerry
Lee Lewis and a host of other top
stars of radio and TV.
It’s a singfest and a musical with
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a story running throughout which
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Sunday and Monday
John Wayne, Sophia Loren and
Rossana Rrazzi star in “Legend
of the Lost” a drama filmed for the
most part on location in North
Africa. It is in Technicolor and
Technirama.
Filmed mostly in Libya, the film
records the beauty and mystery of
the Sahara desert. It is an adven
ture story of spectacular scope.
There are fist fights, clashes with
the savage Tauregs, ardent love
scenes and murder in the desert.
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Tuesday tad Wednesday
The story of five men, turned
loose on New York during the
course of a hot summer evening.
Bent on adventure, they give a
party for a man about to be mar
ried. That’s “The Bachelor Party.”
The cast includes Don Murray in
a starring role, and E. G. Marshall,
Jack Warden, Philip Abbott, Lar
ry Blyden, Patricia Smith, Carolyn
Jones and Nancy Marchand.
A stag binge which winds up
in Greenwich Village, it was writ
ten and produced by author Paddy
Chayefsky, director Delbert Mann,
and the producing unit of Hecht
Hill-Lancaster.
Thursday and Friday
On a double feature billing is
“The Girl In Black Stockings,”
with Lex Barker and Anne Ban
croft, and “Hidden Fear,” with
John Payne.
A series of brutal murders at
a swanky western resort is the
basis of the first whodunit which
stars Lex Baxter, Anne Bancroft,
Mamie Van Daren, Ron Rand ell,
Marie Windsor and John Defrner.
“Hidden Fear,” a suspense thril
ler was filmed on location in
picturesque Copenhagen.
Murder, counterfeiting and ro
mance are the ingredients in this
picture. Payne, as an American
detective, comes to I>enmark to
clear his sister of a murder rap.
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