Movie Guide Headline Theater Schedule
Center Theatre shows Cash McCall with Garner Wood in color Sunday to Wednesday and The Rookie with Noonan Newmar in cinemascope Thursday to Saturday plus The House of Horrors and Saturday Morning Roundup includes The Black Panther three Color Cartoons Three Stooges and Dick Tracy Versus Phantom Empire. Midway Drive-In runs Drums in the Deep South with Craig Madison in color Sunday to Tuesday and Korea Patrol Wednesday to Thursday plus A Man Called Peter and I’d Climb the Highest Mountain and Pillow Talk starts Friday with Rock Hudson and Doris Day Day of the Outlaw also screens. Tar Heel Drive-In offers The Mysterians in color Sunday to Thursday plus Cat on a Hot Tin Roof in color Friday to Saturday Ride Lonesome in color and The Man Who Could Cheat Death in color.
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Actress Lord Tops In Crying Talent
Hollywood gossip piece notes Judith Anderson and Yvonne DeCarlo among top criers. TV star Miss Lord explains crying as a trained cue to move audiences, counting on timing and audience reaction. A stopwatch test at lunch shows the outlet can trigger tears quickly, with the dentist memory breaking the speaker's own record.
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Chewing Tobacco Output in 1958 Reaches 69.3 Million Pounds
In 1958 the United States produced 69.3 million pounds of chewing tobacco. This figure reflects substantial domestic manufacturing activity in the tobacco industry.
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United States
Big Idea Pays Off In Film Exploitation Scheme
Hollywood report details Charles Bloch, former photo syndicate manager, producing The Hypnotic Eye. The film, labeled an exploitation picture, shows how a bold concept can succeed financially. Bloch notes barriers to entry once dominated by insiders, and cites infrared previews where audiences followed gimmicks.
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Hollywood
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Soine Gat
Mickey Rooney
Jules Verne Dominates Hollywood as Film Sources
Hollywood reports Jules Verne as the top living influence in cinema with Around the World in 80 Days and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea driving box office. Journey to the Center of the Earth fuels a Fox revival while four producers pursue Verne novels with Disney claiming rights to Castaways and related titles for worldwide release.
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Writers On Strike Yet TV Keeps Running
Hollywood AP reports writers earn high salaries yet strike may not halt production. Guild asserts impact is real but studios claim they can finish current season with stockpiled scripts. If the strike persists it could affect new series for the 1960 61 season and push more reruns to the public.
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Steel
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MGM Claimed Rights From Making a Picture
MGM asserted some ownership claim based on its production of a film and recalled its involvement as key evidence in the dispute.
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Sweden's Film Censor Loosens Tone on Sex in 1940s Shift
Stockholm AP reports Sweden's state film censor, long strict on violence, begins easing on sex. Director Erik Skoglund notes liberalizing trends since the 1940s, while bans still target brutality and crime. Svensk Film chief cites more permissive attitudes but warns censors still act on harmful content.
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