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Norman Greene Is Giving The Musical World an Earful Norman Greene, who writes his music on the subway, the bus, the trolley or a folding table in his home living room, has the music world by the ears. At 22, he is rapidly establishing himself as one of the top conductors, arrangers and composers 23 BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUN AUG. 17, 1952 Filming of 'The Quiet Man, Was Regular Family Affair When Frank Nugent began the shooting script for John Ford's production of Maurice Walsh's Irish classic. "The Quiet Man," which opens Thursday at the Capitol Theater, the scenarist made a wise and cautious start: Behind the main title," he. wrote, there will be a series of, came In droves from the sur-chnt.

in anH arn.in,i fiaiuav iounding countryside, and of- the country and this Is the work for nothing as (Eire) which the director. Of I rVm Ford, knows like the back the finding of th equipment needed to hp. if Mri his hand. The same back of the' proper authenticate some of the scenes cause of widespread amazementhas recently nad an album "Romantic Moods," released by MGM Record? Lads of 22 never bring out albums like this, or hardly ever. Greene.

a handsome young fellow with a ready smile, lives with his wife at 1225 Ocean Farkway. At Midwood High School he wasn't considered one of the most talented musicians In the band he says and encountered plenty of opposition when he tried to get a start In the music field. A ever lUscouraned hand whfc-h this writer would get if he risked suggesting the shots." How well John Ford knows became a community problem. When the script called for a 100-year-old four poster bed, a the back of his hand and the (Villager came up witn an mw-beautiful countryside of Ireland year-old bed in which Queen becomes quickly apparent once siepi. But no one had a greater In Republic's Technicolor produc terest in assuring a flawless tion, "The Quiet Man." The cast includes John Wayne, Maureen production than the cast itself.

lO'Hara, Barry Fitzgerald, Ward It was a question of family Bond, Victor McLaglen and pride; because filming the pic- I I I i I "THE QUIET MAN," in the person of John Woyne, is I -vv I VI 4 i. I shown in an unquiet moment in this scene with Moureen I A I J. IS I O'Hora, who has caused him to lose his temper. The film, I II I I I made in Ireland in Technicolor, opens Thursday at the K1 CoPitoL Norman Greene UMMtk "i i i group of the famous Irislvture has become the bisrrest Ahhey Theater players. i family affair In Hollywood his- But if you ask John Wavne, tory.

the country's number one box office attraction, the real star of "The Quiet Man" is Irelandl begm. John Waynes four itself. For the entire cast made their debut 1 1 Patar 1:56, "Ovtraata 1:15, 1:30. NASSAU MOVIE TIMETABLE together in "The Quiet Man." set," "Black Magic," "Blue "But 1 wasn't discouraged," he said the other day. "1 always watched, listened and wrote down all the facts I could find everything pertaining to what I hoped would be my work.

I think a young fellow or a girl can learn more by watch- Ing, listening and then trying for themselves than by any other means." An arrangement takes Greene a week or so to. complete. He must plan exactly what each instrument will do during each second of performance. A perfectionist, his neat score has every note exactly in place. Once he rehearsed a vocal group of ten, daily, for a period of three weeks for a single per VALLEY STREAM VALLEY STREAM "Graalaat I ILMOXT AIIOO "Lol ta Lack At." :2.

KIRK DOUGLAS and Dewey Martin bid farewell to Black-foot Indian beauty Elizabeth Threatr after their perilous trip up the uncharted Missouri River of 1 830, in this scene from "The Big Sky," coming to the Criterion on Tuesday. production crew (90 percent of Irish descent) the ca-'duction, one of the most lavish Earth." 1:30. 4:10. 7, 0:50. "flcarlal Anf el, 1:20, Sl'NRIHE DRIVE-IN "AOfnlurea PLOBAL PARK PLOBAI "Th.

Graaleal Show Cartk," cockejei to come out of the Republic lain Fabian." 8:15, VtaiHtr," 10:10. 1, 3:0, FRANKLIN RQL'ARE FRANKLIN "Tha Graalaat (haw an Earth," MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE BROOKLYN Ava and Clark Star Moon," "Little White Lies," and his own composition, "Green Moods," among others. Graduated recently by New York 1'nlversity, Greene received a B.S. degree in, of all things, accounting. Why accounting? "The more you know about everything the better off you are," he said.

Appearing in the picture were daughters Toni and Melinda, and the boys, Patrick and Michael. John Ford's brother, Francis, and his son, Pat, worked in the film. Ford's daughter, Barbara, was assistant film editor. Barry Fitzgerald's brother, Arthur Shields, plays a prominent role in the production, Studios, was a labor of love. Villager Co-ope rated Whether they went in Eire to shoot scenes Cong, in County Mayo, Galway, the Maam Val- 3:4.

0:33, 1:13, 4:2.1. In African Picture PREF.PORT ALBFE "SIcht Roeln Hand." IftiSn; "Wefone 11:25. :37. 12, 3:12, Linda Darnell Set For Trip to Rome Linda Darnell heads for Rome to make one and perhaps two English-speaking films for an Ava Gardner will co-star with FOX "Rhe'i Worklnf Her Way Threurh PREEPORT "Walk Eaal an Boarall." 3:02, 1:25, "Paala," 1:37, 5, 8:23. HEMPSTEAD CALDERONE "Walk Eaal on Boaran," 1:10, tollere," 4:17, 7:18, 10: IS; "BMen Pare." 12:6.

3 05. 6:04. 0:0.1. METROPOLITAN 'Waehlneten Stery." Hark Gable in "Mogambo," it le' Lake Lorrio, or is announced bv M. Thejpome one in the cast nad rela-picture will be filmed in Africa'! tives t0 visit- And wherever the 4:21, 7:32, "Paala," 2:50, 1:07, formance.

He reads music as 12:05, 2:52, 9:311, 11:26. Glory Italian producer upon commei- aiivv." 1:30. 4:17. 7:04, 1:21. RIVDLI "Krt Planot Mara." I.

4:00, 7:18. comnanv went thev were made while Maureen O'Hara's brnth- most people read a book. PARAMOl'T "Carrla," 12. 3:31, following the- completion of "1 Dream af JeaBte," 2:35, 5:44, welcome. The villagers lentters, Charles FitzSimons and 10:45: "Ma an4 Pa Krllla at I ha ralr," 2:13, 5:48, 9:27.

Gable's role in "Never Let Me "I just have to look at a piece of music to know what it sounds their homes for many scenes, James Lilburn, from the Dublin being pro- MANHATTAN Go," which is now duced in England. Long-Term Contract For Italian Prodigy Anna Maria Alberghetti, ing her starring role in Edmund Grainger's R. K. O. production of 'Rlackbeard the Pirate." Plans call for shooting the first picture in Rome on' Sept.

8:50. STATE "Law af rUdlendi 1:08, 3:42. 16, 0: "Elephant RlanpMe," 2:08, 4:42, 7: in. 10. Hl'NTINOTON and were surprised when they like," he explained.

All-'Round Musician Abbey Theater, make their film debut in the production. ASTOR "Story af WW Rotrri." 12:36, were offered payment. They 2:43. 4:50. 8:57.

1:04. 11:11. 16- CAPITOL "Carrie," 12, 2:20, 4:42, 7:04, HUNTINGTON "Haildea Fear." 2:50, :25, in hi, tPPns the voumriyr-old singer, has been signed 10; "Parto Mr Pranrb," 1:20, 5, 8:35 15. Linda's five-year-old daugh- Sign Nick Castle Nick Castle, one of Holly SHORE "Prankanaieln," 2:13, 4:50. 7:25, composer now plays the saxo- to a new long-term contract charlotte, will accompany "Draeala," 1, 3:30, 0:05, 8:50.

LYNRROOK wood's top dance directors, has ARCADE "Joot Arroaa Iho Street." 1:10. Paramount following the com-1 her to Europe, pletion of her co-starring role in 9:211. 11:48. CRITERION "Rubra Haai," 2:50,5. 7:10.

11:20. 1:21. GLORE "Don't Bother la Knark." 12. 1:31, 3:23. 5:15.

7:07, 8:5. 10:51, 12:44. MAVrAIR "Blch Noon," 12. 1:48, 3:36, .1:24, 7:12. S.

10:48. 12:36. M1SK HALL "lanho," 12, 2:52, 5:44, 8:43. atafe, 1:54, 4:50, 7:49, 10:40. PARAMOI'NT "Jumoinr Jaraa." 12:07.

2:58, 5:40. 8:43. alafi, 1:54, 4:45, 7:30. 10:33. RIVOII "Lea Mlaermblel." 12, 1:55, 3:55.

3:54. 6:48, "Trraaare Loot been signed by Paramount to stage and direct the dance se Canron," 2:33, 5:27, 8:21. MINEOLA MINEOLA "Oreateat Show an Earth," 1 KM WORLD PREMIERE LlY AT TWO THEATRES iTHIIDQn The station the channel the program! RADIO and TV HIGH-LIGHTS readably lisfed for 3:47, 8:34, :21. quences in "Girls Are Here to Stay," forthcoming Bob Hope musical in Technicolor. Castle created numbers for such big hits as "Summer Stock," and ROCKV1LLI CENTRE FANTASY "Walk Eaat on Baaran," 1.

1 1 IUIXU phone, clarinet, bassoon and several other musical instruments. He likes big orchestras, balances his own orchestra by having not only brass but also strings, and in his next date will use 30 pieces. For his album "Romantic Moods" he had 28 pieces, plus a chorus of ten. The theme is color, and the selections include "Red Sails in the Sun- Ul RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE AT THE BIJOU I 6:05. 8:10, 10:10, 12.

thfl BOXY "Drramboat." 12. 2:40, 5:35, 8:20. t.AX J.1E 1A the Technicolor musical, 'The Stars Are Singing." The deal with the Italian child prodigy was consummated just before the Alberghetti family left Hollywood for New York and Europe where they will vacation for the remainder of the Summer. 4:07. 7:07.

"Paala," 8:52. your guidance in I ROSLYN 'Th W'arlrlinn VICTORIA "Adair In TrlnUad." 12, 1:52, BROOKLYN EAGLE. ddiAl-t tr r-r R08LYN "Diplomatic Courier, 3:10. 0:30, umui6. 3:48, 6:44, 7:40, 0:27, 11:22.

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