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BROOKLYN EAGLE, WED AUG. 20, 1952 MOVIES rising anil end- tip a physical ami mental wreck. "Dutcast of the Islands" 3 lemaikable for it photography well as its story and some the sitjhis. including the toiCti-ous of a Khooner through riH-k-liK ke.l water-way, are fantastic. Sharing the Kox creeu la Timfidence Girl." starring 'Outcast the Islands' Opens at the Brooklyn Fox An Englishman enamored of a native lieauty provides an exotic plot in "Outcast of tne Island." which opened today at the Brooklyn Fox Theater.

i on Joseph Conrad's novel of complete human de erioration, brought to the screen by the famous English director, Carol iv" ll'Pr Howard Hawks' New Epic Is a Western With a Wallop "The Big Sky," new style outdoor artionrr, combining 'venturr, well-drawn characters and stunning wenlc back-grounds. Movie history maker, and is great entertainment. By JAXE CORBY In "The BiR Skv," a pioneering story at the Criterion Thea Tom Conway and Hillary KeeL lienefactor anil Rlwr Mur-luviu i a.v.,(b There are four pricipals in; is a trader, in charge of the the big, frequently native cast native workers on an obscure from of this picture, filmed in Cev- island. Ma, 1 has drn'ed lrom Ion and Borneo. Trevor How Kerima is menace personi- to Part ln PrePa" ard is the Englishman who falls; fied, and she lures Howard to rations for her new comedy, in love with Kerima, the Al-jhis destruction with great darkflternadine," which starts re-gerian actress who plays the eyes and a lithe, swaying fig-! hearal Aug.

23 under Guthrie exciting native beauty: Sir ure. I'nder her sjiell 'Howard Mii'Umic's direction. The au-Ralph Richardson is the r-ap-i wrecks Richardson's trading thor will si' in on final audi-tain of a sailing vessel and hisienterprise, incites a native ami casting esions. ter producer Howard Hawks is having a whack at pioneering i in- kasktaaadf himself. He is showing the way to a new tyi of Western, bypassing the now familiar good men versus Itad formula in favor of the truth or at least the ap-r rearance of it ahout the kindits remarkably genuine char-iv-- tv.

aoiei's. The camera works suits cf men w.io un the et. the (f kiml of adventure they -n- are miiny countered ami the kind of coun-i rot because of the inu'k-trv thev had to map for them ground beauty or the action selves. jalone. but because of the blend The picture is based upon these two visual qualities, novel.

The Big Sky." by A. B. achieved here to a rare degree Guthrie Jr. Howard Hawks.jof perfection, who has a long list of dazzling Kirk Douglas (Jood credits to his name, made thel Douglas has never had recently revived Red River. a showcase for his talents rated a classic Western and.

as than in Rig skv," and such, still unsurpassed. In "ThelDewev Martin, a comparative; Bf-v MAUREEN O'HARA, who stars in "The Quiet Man," Technicolor comedy drama, will make two personal appearances, at 9 a and 6 m. at the Capitol Theater, in connection with the opening of the picture there tomorrow. Victor Mc-Laglen, co-star, will appear in person at 1 and at 8:30 p.m. I I THE 'QUIET' newcomer, puts over his youth- THREE CHILDREN see a v.sion in "Our Lady of Fotima," in WarnerColor, which will have a dual premiere ot the Astor and Bijou Theaters tomorrow.

The youngsters are Sammy Ogg, Sherry Jackson and Susan Whitney. the big rki.m funv belligerent character with eeleaae of a ellacheeter rif tr I ISA'RlOr'MAIi! There's no holding him when he tames Maureen O'Hara, the fiery, hard-to-get, red-headed spitfire I British Chase Picture Opens lln alrertre proderrd ej He.ard a ll.ir.U'. IlUnillCUU COMICS Close tUake. Hrrera play ay Dealer Nlraola. eued ilkillff awaV With the t)ic-a the a.vrl ay A.

B. Jr. At the 10 ttJIMUg Willi IMC pit cntrrina TMi. uu'p ami there are fine per CAMT: Kirk Deeilaa, ley Martin. 1,,.

mm. I'oni' ttlrabeth Ulhur Haanlrult. Buddy 1 1 II I1KI IKes l)V Me Cll lieta d- B.r. stn Hank rdto. ji tjle trader-leader of the Duvla, Henri LetendaL Robert Hunter.

Booth 1 laua. Peal Ereee, Frank di Kara. iuy iUdllV BilOl' as hlS wiikrrM. Istrong-arm man. and Hank I Worden as a dim-witted Indian.

Big Sky" he uses all his piled-! Elizabeth Threatt, New York up know-how about both plaving the Indian prin-ture-making and the eVst it- tCess is overlv regal, but that self, and comes up with a to be "the custom with wife's He takes the liuv young actor, and his facial ex-along merely by chance, when pressions he 'rarely speaks the ynungsier. running away are completely disarming. ISo-lrom his foster parents, siuni garde is a killer an audience bles into the murder scene. sympathize with, ronsider-cellar of a bombed-out London; ing his character and his mo-house. Later he keeps the chiidjtive, and Elizabeth Sellars.

the as a means of hiding his own unfaithful wife, is attractive A fleeing murderer and his small boy companion stir up hot suspense in "The Stranger In Between." It's a real English thriller. "The Stranger in You'U howl at Bony, iht bookitl I identity, and when he tries toi enough to be missed, after a couple of brief appearances. I t-d vr-r aw Almirv L-avm-l L'hnl-t t-1 I Indian Indian Rl-itwh nnn ..,1,11, "5 i Inl- lo.t-- lha L-lnn r. i l-i va vhuov vi uiiio, wiuv-ii Hans prorata uaa nmam 9f ture that is big in every way. There's one complaint it's too big.

It runs for two hours and 20 minutes, and it could have been tightened up by cut Hollywood-made princesses. A lot of footage could have been dispensed with at the end of "The Big Sky." when it i i Ji--, uic i llll. -t in UVIllltC opened yesterday at the Fine.rrichun lrom a arraen aiar j.ck whit-i ''Madeleine." Columbia Al me lumu win lures release and most re llnrnani. ride Aria Theater. i mil nuimr.

ju nnnnri. audiences on the strength o. v.aih. rredenrk n-r'cpnt nroduet nf CPA ting short some of the jnt0 a ntimental whoop- producers HERBERT J.YATES JOHN FORD'S Jt3 kJ fflgi GREATEST TRIUMPH SOSSpmOSS te-doo about Martin and the! ln ang'e aione. nut its a psv-j of "Gerald McUoing-Hoing." 'Madeleine" is based on nrincess.

and he turns his back etiological film as well, and its portrayal of a murderer on the send the youngster away.iLimjs llenielman's nieture hook Fpeecnes. Adventure Seekers Kirk Douglas and Dewey Martin head the cast, as a couple of Kentucky lads who. on his departing boat-mates, electing to go native with his his run. and a small boy who can young Jon persists in tagging children. Hut adults will Blackfoot hride.

But the fiimjiiust no one else, is a remark-. along. ifimi fUn jn lt that the Iu H-iinio wiwii sweeii iablv touching examnle of Knu i The big item in the nictui -mi--- 1S.10. have a hankering for ad- as a fi i-- r-. 1 llutKl II I lisli canniness in film making, inext to the suspense of th are bound to overlook.

.1. C. such grandeur of background, and such credible characters. A I. Arthur Rank production.

i chase itself, is the gradually venture in the Wild West. Martin's uncle, Arthur Hunnicutt, a veteran trapper, obliges them bv taking them along on a the film stars Dirk Bogarde.l changing attitude of the man Adds to Renortoire he i ill- that allowances may made for anv of the wei 70311 UDEff NAN Color by TECHNICOLOR storrint JOHN MAUREEN BARRY WAYNE O'HARA FITZGERALD WARD BOND VICTOR MclAGLEN MILDRED NATW1CK FRANCIS FORD ARTHUR SHIELDS in, ABBEY THEATRE PLAYERS MUM rnon frank s. nugent Directed by II 1 From lh. Srory by MAURICE WALSH rrodoctd by MERIAN C. COOPER en ARGOSY PRODUCTION A REPUBLIC PICTURE fur trading expedition up theipressive details.

uncharted Missouri River. Conflict with the established Robbins Tests IKlizabeth Sellars and young, toward the child. At first harsh! Throe new works will be I Jon Whiteley. who is making in his treatment, he ends hyLuidtil to the repertoire of the here an endearing bow to film1 delivering himself up to the American Lyric Theater at the audiences. Haw.

after his gateway is almoin Pmvincetown riavhouse. Kill Charles Crichton. the riirectoi-1 assured, when the child- MacDougal St. "Hey, Vou!" a i of the new picture, also di- comes suddenly and seriously Ipon opera with music bv Nor- Dancers fur trading outfit in that nilsh- borhood. conflict with ror Bene uavls Kevue Indians and with all the forces! Robbins will audit ion irected The Lavender Hill ill.

man Meranus and lvrics bv of untamed nature keep the tajuny dancers at the tjhubertjMoh, the long-run British com-l While the picture begins drama at boiling point all the Theater tomorrow for "Two's which had its premiere Ht seem repetitious, once it Kaetei Carroll, and two by Kugene O'Neill, wav. A Klackloot Indian pi in- ompanj. -ne musical rc ue uns same ineaier. in i in: away irom ine city ami mosiiture llreaklast, a monoilrama. KLEASE ENCHSLMOd! DOORS OPEN TODAY 1:45 A.M.

lietueen, using, of the characters who filled his more popular story. cess, brought along as a hostage, tl.at will star Bette Davis, dirls hiranger in to insure a welcome bv the 'will be seen at 11, boys at suspense and fear instead o-'earlv sequences have been left COOL APITOL PREVIEW TODAY plus last showings of "CARRIE" B'WAY 51st ST. "The Long Voyage Home." The first two will play for the first time tomorrow, and the latter will open Friday. uns MEN TM1 1 1 n. Blackfoot tribe, with whom fur'James Russo and Michael KUis comic circumstances to keep trading operations are to be es-jwill present the Charles story on the move, Crichton tablished, is the a i cjman revue, which will have achieves an equally eye-riveting thread in the plot.

Imusic and lyrics by Ogden; screen drama. behind, this is not a serious rlefect. The pitch of excitement which has been maintained uo to this point is almost enough an-i to carrv it through to the "The Big Sky" has a good.Nash and Vernon Duke. Hiram; Bogarde, laconic as he is krrft Hrr--r--rric-f'rr--ryrA--rTr ALL-THRILL H0W ht BROOKLYN! tory, which is, however, less Sherman will be featured in tive. is fleeing the police, be-iconclu-ion.

Important than its setting and the rast cause he has murdered his' Little Jon ii a f.lAtfriNlEWlS lik mi fwivs. fcOQVIimniimil'Jk'jMtlhlH tLLIQTlivmr 5 RADIO CITY JjlID THE I A A aV fc'et'1- eAelet Vart It A If fc'eWfr ft A ffr MUSIC HALL 2, z- pen a.m. Rockefeller Center ALL VICTO HUGO'S IMMORTAl v.w-... ALEXANOER CARLOS ft 11 ON THE GREAT STAGE From lln Hollywood St''0 wiTltiIfCJM()J SCeMllftMHr K-CBteinMl otunnmg. TONIGHT HE 2X STRIKER -JfX ggg.

Sparkling, rainbow-hued revue produced by Russell settings by James I I JHU fill wu 1 II 1 ST IrWnZ'HN jMiiJWjw 1J4V U1A. fea- Stewart Morcom 11U.14C er -r- iv-ib DKI ae-a ciBlll f. MTCOTAiuucur -a; luring a ll li 1 rs- ALL THEATRES AIR-CONDITIONED in mi jj I Avciiui and 9Jrd Strwt iCANARSIE E-rVv1' 'KING KONG' 4 ADAM WILLIAMS Rogrn MEG RANDALL A THING OF BEAUTY AND A JOY TO BEHOLDERS OF ALL AGES 'WE'RE NOT MARRIED' I PARK. 44th Street anrt Filth Avanue Sl'MNFR, Stint ner Av. and Qotney St.

ST A IE. DeKalb ant Franklin Avei. Mitrilyn Monrcw ic Marlt-ne Piftrlr 'RANCHO NOTORIOl'S (CalorJ "MALAYA" and 'FRKE FORALL' Cameron. KISMKT. OrKalb Avr Tompkim A rOI.ISECM, 4lh An.

ino52ne Sl RITZ. 8th Avenue end 45th Slrrrt Belly Mutton 'GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH' (Tarhnitolsr) Abbott ft Conlello In 'JAt THE BKANSTAI.K IREKKS1IIRG, finth St. mo 8lh Ave 'Borriba. Elephant Stampede'; 'Crazy Over Homes "OPERATION" PArinC and 'TOMAHAWK' Brd'wrd Plect jl.IM Ol.N. NEW SHOWS TODAY "GRAND it does Scott and M-G-M proud SUSAN HAYWARD Wlltll WMHti 'Y KIlltiF.

AND KI'NSEI PARK Rtanler 5th A.i mo Tiih St Lovely to Look Atl also Scarlet Anirl 1 BEDFORD National. (20 Wnnimnii An A Son to Remrmbrr ali.0 ln Old Amarlllo ttWUM A 1flV Avenoe and i Jt TUI Uiugla place JU STREET 1 1 Fa tR0DWY 3 IS. I MU I 1 ORIENTAL I Imtkin 1 I PREMIER 2 0 1 A 0 KINGS Claih by Night; also Narrow Margin BENSONHl'RST mui iath WALKER Clash by Night also Narrow Margin Avenue FASCiSATtNSSPY ILM r. Mws MARBORO King Kong; also Leopard Man ii'--5fcaaaaaaaaaa CiWIier, Timet fast and entertain- I ing. Ctxrniey, HeroW Tribun "A HONEY.

moviemaking at its best you'll find it grand fun." intrigue, romance and thrills it has our highest endorsement." Qurftft, I RORO PARK vSm-mSs Clash svNloirr mi "STAIRWAY to PARADISE" A spectacular display of color and flashing light with the famed Rockettes dancing to "St. Louis Blues" William Main, baritone. "DANSE D'EXTASE" The Corps de Ballet in exotic rhumba rhythm with Moscelyn larkin, prima ballerina, Robert Colder, premier danseur, music by Roger King Mozian, raphy by Florence Rogge. "COUNTRY INTERLUDE" Bob Williams in unique comedy and the Choral Ensemble with Patricia Rayney, soprano, in a gay medley ol song Chick Chester, acrobatic dancer. "RIMSKY-K0RSAK0W" A symphonic synthesis played by the Music Hall Symphony Orchestra under direction of Raymond Paige.

'KISS THE BLOOD I 1 '4 BORORARK I RAK RIOCE I RREVOORT WARWICK PALACE OFF MY HANDS MARILYN MONROE WrRENOT MARRIED' RANCHO Normandr. 43m St. Near Utrecht Ave. Wild Northl aim Girl In White BOROKJH HALL AND DOWNTOWN iDoffield. la rotten We're Not Marriedi alio Ranrho Notorlooa ST.

GEORGE SSlPat and Mike; also The Sellout rrrminal. reurln Ave and Dean St. A donr to Remember; a'sn In Old Amarlllo Tivoll. 8r. H.II TR S.IH7 The Man With Mv Rl'SHWtCK Colonial.

Sreeoaat CHaunce 8t. We're Not Marrird; also Raucho Xolorlooa CONEY ISLAND AND 'CBISS CROSS1 HOWARD HAWKS' 3: im Sun Theatre. Surt Ave 320 St. Suoerman and the Motr Mm. EUnhant Slam oe it 1 an enter KIRK DOUGLAS DEWEY MARTIN LA IH Nil astor :v.n::,,bu,h The Sky Is Red; Wall of Death I IIB iiranaas, unurca ana nostra na Aviv we're Not Marriprl: ilu RanPh tainment of extraordinary variety fort ELIZABETH THREAT! 11 ARTHUR HUNNICUTT VOGUE Ar.rrA'The Sky Red; Wall of Death r-i .1 -venue vte re Not Married i also Ranrho Notnrioui B'way 4Sth SI CRITERION SIR WALTER SCOTT'S dt also Ranrho No tor lout m.

were Not Alarrlrdi RANT rT.ATRIISH Aeenue D. Avenue I Eait 43rd St Wlnnlnc Tram- alio Three for U.I..0.Ur,hv... Ol a.K We're No, MTrrlr.7 STmlZj sZlu. OERRITRKN BEACH New Graham, Serrlteeai arpet; Barefoot Mailman jewel, nin nifneay e. ureaa rartaay.

Tralni alio Cite Lllhta Si "A KINGS A YVWalkEasI on Beacon; iCARLT0N HI I KinitHuhwaytcon.yhinaAv.. and Loretta Young a "PAULA" jARl-' 1 Un Plata. Flatbuitt PARK SLOPE Air ceomtienm Clash Bv Nlffht lliO Narrow Martrin lUrrine Ave. and Perk Place II rhino .1.. vi.Li i I A I AM MARILYN SANDERS and ni str.ei We're Not Married; Rancho Notorious AVrtLiWLl eno a lth 81.

MONKOK "CLASH BY NIGHT" THE NARROW MARGIN" Flat butt. Avcnu MARINE Rintictvoon and Taylor Taylor Fontain Sanders -WilDams Kingi Hiihwiiy lt73 Myrtle RIDGEW00D HOI ND OKF' The Greatest Show on Earth Avenue YELLOW 1 If I Mvrtle A am r. Avenuei Liplomatic Loufier alo The Onlrvtt of Piiker Flat St'ern ftr bf PATIO, Fleibuih Mideood St. Marlljn 'WE'D KlftT MARRIFD i-iH Avenue at at Ee.l I7in 81 Ittonroe KC lUI lYlMVIVI fir SIIEEPSHt'An ntv AiDljtiM cac Technicolor mm mm mm NOEL LANGLEY Hheepihead, Sheeeihred Rd eV Veorhies Ue'ra Not Marrird: alio Ranrho Notorious wiiraiw iiiuihl I nllUhU ULulllttll l.tl lMI'iM SOI TH BROOKI VM NOHTRANB. Nelt Av -KUn M.y.

and "RANCHO NOTORIOUS" BROOK." Flatlanai-Flatbinh Avei. BU It In AT O. lUlltf lT' 'THE MAVf AIR, U-Coney 111. Ave. TRACY tr I ITIIrlC.

SELLOUT1 ALBEMARLE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH' RCLEASe ENGAGEMENT Picturi It: 10:30, 1:25.4:24, 7:23. 10:19 CLINTON Ve're Not Married; Rancho Notorious Sandrre Globe. 13th St. and ath Ave. Diplomat! Courier: also OutcaMi of Poker FIM 3.30, 6.29.

9.2S nvt.si It StCTIIIW Coois Open tktrsdty 10: 15 M. J. gj; ijj ilIEN, Neetrend.Pirkilde Avn. "SAN FRANCISCO STORY" and ABBOTT FARRAGIX let. Ave-F mr.

m.J'OriTEI.LO In "JACK ANDTHeBKANSTALK" 'DIPLOMATIC COLRIEB'; 'Oattute ef Peker Flat' Arenue Avenue 4 Eait Itlth St. Greatest Show on Earth VALLEY STREAM. I. Sunrlst Drtee-ln. Sunrlve Hilheey A Woman't Sreret: Ahliotl a Costello in v.ye.

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