Bournemouth visit through an English summer tea dream
A narrator in Bournemouth recounts a sunlit England trip with a chauffeured circle of Rolls Royces and XK Jaguars. He visits Stonehenge and Corfe Castle, notes daily tea rituals and local cuisine, highlights high employment, and pokes fun at American stereotypes while dodging grand prix stunts.
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Bournemouth-By-The-Sea
England
Watson
Bournemouth
Hampshire
Dorset
Harvard Square
Tam
Corfe Castle
King Alfred
Mr. Chicken
Barnes to Adapt The Corn Is Green as Musical
Billy Barnes, noted writer composer of an off Broadway revue, will musicalize Emlyn Williams play The Corn Is Green set in a Welsh mining town. He believes the drama’s lyric dialogue and emotion suit melodic adaptation.
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New York
Billy Barnes
Emlyn Williams
Barnes
Hecht Hill Lane Money Losses Dissolved Independents
Hollywood reports the Hecht Hill Lane group dissolved after losses and changing aims. Burt Lancaster cites money problems and a shift away from blockbuster ambitions, noting the team built a large outfit that limited flexible, creator driven projects. Sweet Smell of Success cost 3.2 million.
Welles Sues CBS Over War of the Worlds Use
Orson Welles files a $425,000 damage suit against CBS claiming the network used material from his 1938 radio broadcast The War Of The Worlds in a television program. The 1938 broadcast caused a near nationwide panic.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Orson Welles
Columbia Broadcasting System
H.G. Wells
Mars
Morality in Hollywood Cited as Films Break Codes
Hollywood faces a crossroads as new and shocking plots push past traditional limits. A survey highlights films like Blue Denim and They Came to Cordura, while debates over the Production Code's relevance intensify among industry leaders and moralists.
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Hollywood
Carol Lynley
Brandon DeWilde
Cordura
Rita Hayworth
van Heflin
Richard Conte
Heflin
Gary Cooper
Constance Towers
John Wayne
Studio
Buddy Adler
Studio uses profit-minded view of recent releases
The producer cites costs and limited profits for The Bachelor Party at a million, The Rabbit Trap at 400000, and Take a Giant Step with dubious earnings. ISHL touts early successes with Trapeze at 14 million and Vera Cruz at 9 million, yet large grosses were not the partners' sole goal, prompting a shift to separate business arrangements.
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ISHL
Lancaster
Capitol and Palace Screens and House Timetable
The Capitol presents Sign of the Gladia tor at 1:00 3:30 and 9:45 9:35. Plunderers of Painted Flats shows 2:30 3:20 and 8:15. The Palace screens Diary of Anne Frank at 1:05 3:40 6:14 and 8:45. Union Square offers Ten Seconds to Hell at 1:00 3:44 6:28 9:12 and Pier 5 Havana at 2:33 5:17 8:01. Berkshire Drive-In open week ends only. County timetable on Page 16.
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Havana
Berkshire Drive-In
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