“The Long, Hot Summer” Here Sunday;
Faulkner Story Probes Human Passions
Jerry Wald’s production of WH
liam Faulkner’s ‘The Long, Hot
Summer,” Twentieth Century-Fox
Cinemascope, De Luxe Color pres
entation, which opens at the Or
pheum Theatre Sunday, examines
human problems and passions with
% * probing eye.
The producer of “Peyton Place”
which Kodiak audiences relished
a few months ago, Wald .chose a
brilliant cast for his story of love,
hate and violence in the Deep
South. These are Paul Newman,
Joanne Woodward, Anthony Fran
ciosa, Orson Welles, Lee Remick
and Angela Lansbury.
The picture tells the story of
the Varner family of Frenchman’s
Bend, Mississippi, and particularly
•of the effect of a brutal “strong
man” on the lives of his family and
their friends. This man is played
by Orson Welles, as Will Varner.
The comedy aspects of the pro
duction are said to be among some
of the funniest scenes ever filmed.
The picture was directed by Mar
tin Ritt.
Today
Brian Donlevy in “Escape From
Red Rock" is cast as a vicious
heavy without mercy or scruple ex
cept for one surprising weakness
which gives the production an un
usual twist, according to advance
releases.
This is A Reg a! scope western
drama released -by Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox, with murder, a lynching
party, Apaches on the rampage,
and the terror of one man and his
band of outlaws furnishing the
excitement.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Danny Kaye makes a new depar
ture in the type of role he plays
in the picture “Me and the
Colonel,” which combines humor
and a sense of humanity.
Kaye plays a refugee, escaping
the Nazi invasion of Poland, finds
his life once more jeopardized in
Paris, as the onrushing Panzer
division threatens the city. Ac
quiring a Rolls Royce of ancient
vintage, but unable to drive, he
teams up with a haughty Polish
colonel who can. The adventures
of these two and beautiful girl
friend of the colonels, as they jour
ney along, makes for good enter
tainment.
Cbrt Jurgens and Nicole Maurey
star with Kaye. Others in the cast
are Francoise Rosay, Akim Tamir
off, Martita Hunt and Alexander
Scour by. Screenplay was by S. N.
Behrman and George Froeschel.
Thursday and Friday
For those who think they will
never get there and for those who
would like to have an inkling of
what they Will see when they do,
the Walt Disney production “Dis
neyland, U.S.A.” in Technicolor,
should be of interest.
Orpheum Theatre manager John
Fletcher rates it high in entertain
ment, as he also rates the compan
ion picture “The Silent World/*
The latter offers some excellent
photography by French camera
men, in Technicolor and under
water!
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Q. My present work is not cover
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did work for some time under soc
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