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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1963
Page
29
Maurice Chevalier arrives in New York for a four week Ziegfeld Theater engagement. He mixes songs with films and talks of aging gracefully, seeking mature roles on screen and a future TV project while abandoning wine and tobacco for longevity.
The listings show a Sunday to Wednesday spread featuring Jumbo with Doris Day and others, Duel In The Sun with Gregory Peck, A Child Is Waiting with Burt Lancaster and Judy Garland, and 40 Pounds of Trouble starting Thursday. Also Manchurian Candidate, Guns of the Black Witch, The Devil at 4 O Clock, Nearly A Nasty Accident, White Slave Ship, Loss of Innocence, Revolt of Mamie Stover, and Requiem for a Heavyweight with related color versions and alternates at Pointer Drive In.
In a murder scene at the attorney Aaron Andrews’s home, Hoffman, the sole witness, claims he was seated beside Andrews in the study during the shooting. He says he fired at the intruder as the killer fled across the terrace, adding he saw a large man and that a bullet hole may be in the drapery near the window.
England's young show wizard Lionel Bart discusses blending humor with drama in the musical Oliver! and his approach to adapting Dickens Oliver Twist. He notes three London hits running simultaneously and hints at Notre Dame project retitled Quasimodo, plus early career with Delaney and Littlewood influence.
The narrator questions Hoffman after noticing inconsistencies about a tale. A window hole with fabric fragments hints at deception, prompting the demand to retell the story accurately. The scene centers on uncovering truth behind Hoffman's account.
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