THE SPRINGFIELD SUNDAY REPUBLICAN, SPRINGFIELD, MAY 20, 1962 Scenes From Motion Pictures to Be Seen at Theaters in Springfield family picture, the rerun of "Pollyanna," is the curfeature film at Paramount Theater. In this scene British star Hayley Mills talks over marriage problems with Olson. Others in the Walt I Disney production in color are Jane Wyman, Richard Egan, Karl Malden. and Bobby Van will pry the off the 1962 season with a Las Vegas revue, June 4. Fourteen other top will follow in this order: 11-16-Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Saw You June 18-23 -I Healy in "Who Was That Lady 1 Bob Cummings in "Tunnel of Love" with Julie Bishop; June 25-July 7 George Gobel in "Bye Bye Birdie" with Bibi Osterwald: July 9-14 Darren McGavin in "The Music July 16-21 Dorothy Collins in July 23-28-Tom Bosley in with Patricia Wilson; July 30-Aug.
1 star to be announced in "Bells Are Ringing': Aug. 6-11 Howard Keel in Aug. 13-18 Peggy Cass in "Do Mi" which also stars Jerry Lester; Aug. 20-25 Martha Raye in Aug. 27-Sept.
1 Red Buttons in "The Tender Sept. 3-8 Vivian Blaine in Sept. 10-15 star and show to he announced: and Sept. 17-22. which is during Exposition week Earl Wrightson.
Lois Hunt, Tina Louise and the comedy team of Fisher and in "Kiss Me Kate." Beach also has signed four special one- only attractions. On June 2. 3 show Music Fair facilities have been made availfor Agawam High School's all student production. "Annie Get Your Gun." proceeds from which are for school band's trip to a Iowa City, the Screen Timetable Loew's Poli "Judgment at Nuremberg," 1.12, 4.33, 7.54. Paramount "Horse With the Flying Tail." 1.25.
1.36, 7.45; "Pol2.22, 5.33, 8.44. Capitol "Rommel's Treasure." 1, 4.10, 7.30; "Last of the Vikings," 2.20. 5.50, 9.10. Arcade "Shootout at Big Sag." 1.30, 4.45, 8: "Five Finger 2.40, 5.50, 9.05. Bijou "Guisipira, 1.10.
3.30. 6. 8.30: "Les Liaisons 1.45, 4.10. 6.40, 9. Phillips "Last Year at Mari1.30.
3.30, 5.30, 9.38; Sneak Preview. 7.30. Bing Kiddie show, 1.30; "Summer and Smoke." 5, "Breakfast at Tiffany's," 7. Majestic, W. S.
'Andy Hardy 1: "Swinging 2.55; "View From the Bridge," 5.10, 9.20; "'The 7. DRIVE INS Memorial "Thunder 8.20: "Big 10.05. Parkway "On the Double, 8.20; "Summer and Smoke," 10.15. Riverdale "Honeymoon Machine," 8.30; "Light in the Piaza," 10.25. world premiere of the motion picture "The Music Comic Coming On June 10.
Jackie Mason. said to be one of the funniest of new comedians will present his show; on June he 17 the internationally known folk singing, troubadour productions presents: DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET at BUSHNELL MEMORIAL HALL HARTFORD Saturday, May 26, 8:30 p.m. Tickets: $2.20, 2.70. 3.30. 3.80 at Bushnell Box Office and E.
J. Korvette- Record Hartford Opens 12:30 NOW LORDS POLIN 194 WORTHINGTON ST. RE 2-1343 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! BEST ACTOR! Maximilion Schell BEST SCREENPLAY! BEST ACTOR! STANLEY KRAMER presents Maximilian Schell Spencer Tracy Burt Lancaster Richard Widmark Marlene Dietrich Judy Garland AS MEME HOFFMAN Montgomery Clift Released thru UNITED ARTISTS JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG SHOWN AT 1:17 4:43 8:09 PHILLIPS Big Sneak Preview Tonight Only 7:30 P.M. Sharp IT'S A REALLY BIG ONE! IN FULL COLOR CINEMASCOPE ALAIN RESNAIS' "Truly extraordinary! LAST Be you experience have prepared never such for an as YEAR full of it You beauty should fascinating!" and find mood. -Bosley Crowther, N.
Y. Times ATE MARIENBAD ASTOR PICTURES presents LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD" DELPHINE SE YRIG SACHA ALAIN RESNAIS ALAIN ROBBE-GRILLE3 'Green Carnations' titled "Trials of Oscar Wilde," but renamed Carnations" because of legal entanglements, stars Finch (center) in the role of the English novelist. the central figure in the film due at l'hillips Theathis week are Emrys Jones and Yvonne Mitchell. Marionettes will be on hand for the full length marionette fantasy, "Rumpelstiltskin." NEW The box office is now open ter, an daily except Sunday from 10 missioner, a. m.
to 6 p. Beach said, as an land season ticket orders as well became Limeliters," will en- as orders for single shows are on July 21 the Ronor being accepted. ACTS BY DAY YORK (P- -Jerry Trichassistant city health comkeeps busy by night actor. Trichter, who is 55, interested in theatric IRVING BERLIN'S "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" PRESENTED BY AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL O.NE NIGHT ONLY! SATURDAY, JUNE 2. 8:30 P.M.
AT STORROWTON MUSIC FAIR TICKETS AVAILABLE AT AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE All Seats Reserved $2.50, $2.00, $1.80 Or Phone RE 2-4449 All will go to the Agnwam High Hand Fund for their Trip to City, Iowa And the National Music Man Band Competition. OPERETTA MAY 22-TUES. AT 4:15 P.M. 8:15 For Your Listening Pleasure FULL HOUR OF CONCERT MUSIC Before each operetta Bob Martin on the Electric Organ TUESDAY, MAY 22nd SIGMUND ROMBERG'S "THE STUDENT PRINCE" Starring Ann Blyth Edmund Purdom SPECIAL MATINEE TUES, AT 4:15 P.M. May 29th Johann Strauss' "THE GREAT WALTZ" June 5th Oscar Strauss' "CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" I June 12th Rudolph Frimi's "ROSE MARIE" ALL SEATS $1.00 STUDENTS CA CAPITOL HEY KIDS! LOOK WHO'S AT MOUNTAIN PARK BULLWINKLE THE MOOSE PLUS ROCKY the SQUIRREL DUDLEY DO-RIGHT PEABODY the GENIUS DOG ALL FROM THE POPULAR TY PROGRAM "THE BULLWINKLE SHOW" TODAY- MAY 20 THREE BIG SHOWS 2:30 5:30 7:30 P.M.
ALL FREE! MOUNTAIN PARK New England's Family Amusem*nt Center ROUTE 5 HOLYOKE, MASS. 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' Marianne (Annette Vadim) is skeptical when Valmont (Gerard l'hilipe) assures her he can get accommodations for her in overcrowded resort hotel when she arrives without reservations in "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" controversial Roger Vadim production now showing a at Bijou Theater. work eight years ago. After debut recently in the off tended workout with amateur Broadway production, "Nathan groups, he made his profession- the Wise." 191 Worthington Spfid. CENTRAL TICKETS TRAVEL ON SALE BUREAU in CINERAMA SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD TECHNICOLOR EVES.
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5 WEST SPFLD. Tel. RE 4-2482 Y. 1.9 Light A in the Piazza SHOWN AT 10:25 ROSSAND de HAVILLAND BRAZZI YVETTE GEORGE MIMIEUX HAMILTON CINEMASCOPE METROCOLOR PLUS SHOWN AT 8:25 MACHINE HONEYM ON Metro Color STEVE BRIGID JIM PAULA DEAN HI JAGGER CAPITOL LAST 3 DAYS VikinGS Screaming their battle cry 'revenge' they ravage a world! SEE! SEE! SEE! SEE! Wild Victory Brutal Torture Furious Sea Warriors Revels! Chambers! Battles' Storming A Fortress' Starno Shown at 11:15 2:40 6:00 9:30 A MEDALLION PICTURES PRESENTATION CAMERON MITCHELL A EDMUND GUACOMO GENIN PURDOM OMO GORGe ISABELLE DYALISCOPE CAR: HELENE A MANDO EASTMANCOLOR AROMA AURA! AN 2nd Action Packed Hit: MYSTERIOUS! ADDAMS tin CABOT mO CHRISTIAN 910 MIRANDA UNUSUAL! EXCITING! Rommels Shown at Treasure 12:50 4:20 7:40 Print TECHNICOLOR TUES: "STUDENT PRINCE" Soon "CAPE FEAR" With Gregory Peck STARTS WEDNESDAY JUDY IN TECHNICOLOR GARLAND MARGARET MEET ME IN O'BRIEN ST LOUIS PLUS AN M-G-M PICTURE Chico Groucho Harpo MARK A DAY at the RACES -IM ALLAN MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN 4 7 i 5 A 4 tutor Gorman, Hawkins. version 'Five Finger Exercise' from Germany, Maximilian Schell helps Annette daughter of his friends, Rosalind Russell and Jack in this scene from "Five Finger Exercise," film of the successful stage show, which is now playing at the Arcade Theater.
New Suspension System Gives Better Stage View No Poles to Obstruct Vision of Patrons at Storrowton Music Fair This Season By JOHN M. GORDON Beach said the Music Fair "will Storrowton Music Fair grounds be dazzingly different this year bustled with activity last week and the no-pole system is only various crews, totaling near- one of the innovations' for the 100 men, carried out the com- comfort and convenience of paaplex details involved in pulling summer tent theater out of "We have built an imposing winter hibernation. vehicle entranceway." he said. Big Task "which patrons Biggest task was installation of alight from cars under an allgiant steel masts, each a about weatherproof protective cover-(Re feet in height, which stand ing. We also have installed a sentinals around the outer completely new sound system trim of the amphitheater bowl.
and an elaborate new stage masts are keys lighting system which will allow Storrowton's new no-pole our lighting director the ultisystem, An extensive plan de- mate in creating the proper Tvised by Ringling Bros. and Bar- mood for settings." num and Bailey circus veteran! The tangerine and green striped Phil Escalante, who was on big top was put into place Saturhand to supervise what is con- day. A crew of 30 veteran canvassidered the 'most unique suspen- men attached the canvas top to sion system yet designed for a the outside moorings. tent theater. All last week other crew's were Two cranes dropped the busy unpacking the dressing masts into concrete wells.
The rooms, which are used as waremasts then were secured with houses during the winter months, steel cables and anchored 10 painting, carpentering and buried in concreteling the area as early customers vaults 15 feet underground. With lined up at the box office, offithe unusual suspension system, cially opened last Monday. whereby the masts hold the tent Exciting Season up from the outside, all but the Beach's fourth season as Music two center poles have been elim- Fair producer promises to be as inated for perfect viewing of the spectacular as the no-pole tent stage from every seat. system. Three Hollywood stars, Music Fair producer Wally Mickey Rooney, Patricia Morison COMFORTABLY MAJESTIC AIRWEST PRIMPELD CONDITIONED TWO POWER PACKED FILMS CONT.
FROM 5:00 THE BOLDEST VIEW OF LIFE PAUL ROSSEN'S NEWMAN A YOU HAVE VIEW. EVER SEEN! THE HUSTLER FROM THE JACKIE GLEASON- HAP CAROL BRIDGE VALLONE: LAWRENCE CINEMASCOPE ARTHUR MILLER, SHOWN AT 7:00 P.M. SHOWN AT 5:10 9:20 TODAY'S MATINEE PROGRAM MICKEY ROONEY TOMMY NOONAN "ANDY HARDY "SWINGING COMES HOME" ALONG" Plus Walt Disney's "Bear Country" color MARK RUSSELL -COMIC MARK RUSSELL'HAS EVERYTHING GOING FOR HIM BUT A DOG ACT. THE TRUTH IS, HE'S TOO FUNNY AND TOO TALENTED TO NEED ANYTHING ELSE EXCEPT AN AUDIENCE, SO IF YOU LIKE TO PLAY AUDIENCE, DO JOIN HIM AT THE COFFEE HOUSE' THEATRE SOME EVENING THIS WEEK. COFFEE HOUSE THEATRE 15 Mill Springfield.
Box office opens at noon. Perf: Mon. thru Thurs. 8:00 p.m. Fri.
Sat. 8:00 10:30. TICKETS $3.00, 2.50, tax RE 2-9484 STARTS TOMORROW A true rent child Nancy Originally "Green Peter Flanking ter trio, The 4.
