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24 BROOKLYN EAGLE, OCT. 7, 195J MOVIES THEATERS 'Colombe' Designs Boris Aronson and Motley have been signed by Robert J. Joseph and Jay Julien to design the settings and costumes respectively for their production of "Colombe," starring Julie Harris. Aronson is currently represented on Broadway by "My Three Angels," while Motley's creations nan be seen in "Can-Can." Adapted by Louis Kronen-berger from the comedy by Jean Anouilh, "Colombe" enters rehearsal Nov. 9 under the Ofcu-iw TONIGHT "The Little Hot," at the Coronet John C.

Wilson and H. 51. Tennent, Ltd. present a comedy by France's Andre Konssin, adapted into Eng. lish by Nancy Mltford.

The cast, directed by Peter Brook, stars Roland Culver, Anne Vernon and- Colin Gordon, and Includes John Granger and Ray Gil. Setting designed by Oliver 5IesseL If you don't rtfiitex this week (3:30 to 10:30 p.m. intil Friday ud 7 a m. Is 10:30 p.m. on Saturday) yoi cn'l vote in tlit Not.

3 Mayoralty Electioa. This Rtfiitration Week. New Star Born in Brooklyn With a Coney Island Setting "Little Fugitive" is an adventure film in which a nevfii-jear-old boy discovers the world ot merry -go-rounds, Kpun candy and live pony rides. It's a beguiling study of an appealing youngster. By JANE CORBY Serious Ben Gazzara, Who Scores in 'End as a Man' By LOUIS 8HE.IFFER Ben Gazzara, 23, dark-haired anil nice-looking in a rough-edge sort of way, is the unknown who awoke several weeks ago, assuming that he was able to sleep that night, to find himself called one of the most interesting and promising mm i ,1 vviuie nonywooa is trantically making pictures in a dozen new techniques to be shown on hlsrppr.

wirier and direction of Harold Clurman. oung actors to appear in re-l" It is due here Dec. 21. differently-shaped screens than 'have ever been seen before, a couple of Brooklynitles, Morris Engel and Ray Ashley, free cent rears, lie plavs the satlis-'lingham came in and started tic Jocko de Paris in "End as aicutting and rew riting. We re- lance photographer and writer, respectively, have gone quietly land and even sleep under the boardwalk at night have all HELD OVER! about making an independent hi been anticipated in the film.

The kid's mother is out of town Man," and somehow, without softening any of the boy's vi-ctousness, makes him not repellent but a fascinating individual. Ben naturally is delighted over his personal notices and the fact that Calder Willing-ham's play is movfng next for the same 24 hours, the 13' Ben Gazzara, His mother worried picture, one without gimmicks, requiring no special equipment for showing it, with a seven-year-old amateur actor, Brooklyn's Richie Andrusco, for a star They made it at Coney year-old brother has been left hearsed six weeks in all. We'd rehearse to 4 in the morning, 3 in the morning, because some of the fellows had TV shows, others had radio. The rehearsals wouldn't start lots of times until 11 or 12 at night." Chose Jocko Originally, Jack Garfein, who directed "End as a Man," want- MICKEY SPILLANE in charge, and full re- sponsibility- for finding the. tress, Louise Erickson, whom missing youngster.

He does too, he met when they were stu island, named it "Little Fugi tive," and it is now at the Nor week from Greenwich Village to a regular Broadway house, but he also is worried. just in time for the two young dents in the Drama Workship at the New School for Social blasts our. VIDE-SCREEN with STEREOPHONIC SOUND in 3-D Research. Things are looking Sudden theatrical fame led Ben to read the part of "LITTLE FUGITIVE" a Jeeeph Bnrstyn release dlreeled and written fcy Hay Ashler, bright for young Ben Gazzara brings problems, particularly Marquales, the play's nearest Morria Knrrt and Rath Orkln. Produced by when vou are serious about morns cnge! ana nr Aimer.

As Ule Wor Bmendie Theater. approximation to an average who was born and raised on the lower East Side, but he doesn't plan to coast. He's de CAST RICHIE. AVDRC8CO, Riekie sters to great Mother on her return. The happy faculty which Richie Andrusco possesses, of going about his Coney Island pursuits with complete absorption, as if he had never so much as heard of a camera, is the important ingredient in "Little Fugitive." But others that fig decent boy, but Gazzara imme your work, interested in more than commercial success, and the young actor is serious about Brewster, winntrred dishing, Jar Williams, Will Lee, Charlie Mosa, Tommy De Canlo.

termined to grow as an actor. "End as a Man" is the first step. rSHftVVt 1 1 lit "H-. i mandie Theater. Sheer charm animates this picture, which is the saga of 24 hours in the life llilfielUUI wmm diately took to Jocko de Paris.

"I saw him," the actor said, "as a psychopathic sadist, the result probably of a cruel, sadistic father who used to beat him. Now he's in a position where he controls others and can satisfy his inhibitions. The general in some respects has be ure in making this an appeal of a small boy. 'I, the Held INTRODUCING ing picture is the photography of Morris Engel, which is so "Little Fugitive" begins with MIKE HAMMER lb Over at Loew's Met BILL ELLIOT older boys playing a practical visually talkative that dialogue vftjwm I Mickey Spillane's ''I, it. A movie offer has him bothered.

"A kind of thing is in the works," he said, "one picture a year. I'm very afraid whether it's the right thing to do. I'd like very much to do another play after this one and keep working. I'd like to do a picture, but a good picture and working with good people." Artors' Studio Ben Gazzara, like all the other young fellows in "End as JERRY LEWIS, os he appears in "The Caddy," with Dean Martin, set for a fourth hit week at the Mayfair Theater. tne joke on Richie making him Biff i think he has shot and killed his is unnecessary for the greater part of the film, and 'the sen Jury," in 3-D, starring come his tatner, and that conditions his attitude toward FIRST N.Y.

SHOWING! an(ilolder brother. The kid takes it sitive writing and direction of Elliot as Mike Hammer, on me lam, winas up in coney "War Paint" in Color, with him." Ben Gazzara's own Island and loses himself among the story- by Mr. Engel, Ray Ashley and Ruth Orkin (Mrs. Engel). "war Robert Stack and Joan Taylor, who died a few years ago, was "Little Fugitive" won a Sil "soft spoken, sensitive," though is being held over for a second big week at Loew's Metropoli ver Lion award at this year'j his mother used to keep after 123 a Man," belongs to the hard-jWm becailSe she was worried Venice Film Festival.

It's tan Theater, begining today. wonting actors oiuuio, wnere lazy," she'd say, "get pretty sure to win the hearts Brasselle 'Sings' With Eddie Cantor's voice Clubbed in, Keefe Brasselle "sings" an even 20 musical numbers, popularized by Cantor through three decades of his career as an entertainer, in the crowds and amusements. The picture can hardly be said to have a plot at all. It's almost documentary in form. On the surface it appears to boil down to just following a child around with a camera, making a record of his reactions to the semi-adult world of Coney Island.

Actually it is much more in COLOR Robt. STACK Joan TAYLOR 1 "Return to Paradise" and of all who see it. aniDitious young players in or- vourself a trade a profession." uer 10 improve uieniseive.s re-Tne parents came from the old "Mission Over. Korea" will follow at the Met, with" the At Vogue and Astor nearse ana put on piays ascountryi from sicilVi and hav. scheduled appearance of Alan Italy leading actress, Anna cidaM-uom exercises ana an act0r in the family was up instruction from theater something new to them.

Today Dale to present autographed Magiiani, is the star of "Bellis- copies of his latest recording, than that, and involves a lot of IAST 5 DAYS Warner's Technicolor musical "The Eddie Cantor Story." Included in the songs are the technical know-how with a uinc crorru smeophonic "Return to Paradise," to 100 patrons of the theater, post STARTS MONDAY WIDE SCREEN km CMWF0RDJ1 it was tnere, as ajhis mother is ptqud of him. matter of fact, at the studio, Tnjs past Summer he ap-that Mr. Willingham's playlpeared with Macdonald Carey about a Southern military acad-at Westport in "Day of Grace," envy, which he dramatized from, which the Theater Guild is camera, as well as keen understanding of the child mind. poned for a date to be announced later. sima" (Most Beautiful One) which begins a week's run today at Springer's Vogue Theater and the Flatbush Astor.

Miss Magnani plays the role of a mother who is obsessed with the idea of making a movie star of her unattractive daughter. This understanding is one of three "baby" numbers, "Pretty Baby, "Yes, Sir That's My Baby" and "You Must Have the qualities that enable "Little Fugitive" to surmount its tT Rhonda FIEMINO MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE producing shortly, and the year before in the country tryout of "Jezebel's Husband," which starred Claude Rains. But most Been a Beautiful Baby." his own novel, had its birth. "When we first got the script," Zazzara recalled, "the first act lasted two hours, the second an hour and a half, and Room okn te amateur status, and to capture BROOKLYN ALBEE "Borne 11 O'elert," 11, 1:49. something that films featuring! child stars have struggled to ly he has worked at acting on 4:42, 7:35, AFFAIR IN nunih CARLO," 12:35, 3:24.

6:17, 9:10. FOX "A Lien Is In Ihe Streets." II, 1:4. so did the third act. We re-jsome of TV's drama programs, hearsed it just as classwork.j" generally playing young 1 CopifoC 4:18, 7:34, "Frooiem uirie, 3:23. 6:19.

9:15. al 51st St. Doors Open Today 10 A. M. Llt Shows Tonite 9.50P.M.andl2Miinitt We had no idea that it would 'Italian hoods, misunderstood METROPOLITAN The Jory.

12:51. achieve, very seldom with any success at all a view of the world through a child's eyes. Little Richie Andrusco does have his self-conscious moments, but they are rare. For ii "A PRIZE-WINNER. A real beat!" be anything but classwork for our development.

Two weeks boys, a boxer, always in featured parts." 4:05, 7:18, "War Paint," 11:20, 2:34, 5:48, 9:02. PARAMOUNT "Roman Holiday." 12:24, He's married to a radio ac- before we were to do it, Wil-I E16E mm us almost the length of the picture it is possible for the spectator 3:36, 6:48, 11; "SpeeeweTS, lima, 5:20, 8:41. MANHATTAN A8TOB "Malar 17." 10, 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 6:40, 9:50, 11. to identify himself with the BURT LANCASTER MONTGOMERY CLIFT a fea what iha vnnnCT- CAPITOL 'From Here to Eternity," DEBORAH KERR- FRANK SINATRA DONNA REED storring I a 1 ster feels when, fleeing from A Columbia Picture 12:44, 3:01, 5:18, 7:35, It. CRITERION "Peril's Canyon, 10, 11:55, 1:50, 3:45, 5:40, 7:35, 9:30.

11:25. the law, he catches sight of a policeman, to experience the GLOBE "Danrerous Crosslne," 9. 10:32, Anything IV cooper a boy's eager hope as he reaches 12:04. 1:36, 3:26, 5:16, 7:116, 8:30, 10:48, 12:30. MAYFAIR "The Caddy," 11:14.

1:0, 2:58, 4:50, 6:42. 8:34, 10:26. 12:18. for the brass ring on the merry- go-round, to thrill with the MUSIC HALL "Moeambo." 10:30, 1:24, TRIBORO WIDE SCREEN PLUS STEREOPHONIC SOUND noo.r 4:21. 7:19, slate, 12:30, 3 i.

8:26, 9 daredevil itry ot a rodeo rider with the kid as. he ambles IRAMOI'NT "Blon inir Wild." 10:17. 1:29. 4:42. slme the ponv track, his II.IA 'JX tl -lii Oil twnitwiMe I starts 'i BLOWING y'x 4 i i 'aff GAMY aM BARBARA 1 WILUAM HOLDENDAVIO NrWN HIE MAM Vwmt 4 4Mb It.

Bivnu "inn, bo, ii. 3: is, snoa Kers Pooling uie iai snei- 5:15, 7:15. :15. 11:15. home ROX1 "The Rot." 11:111, 2:10,1 i-M.

12:05. Tiresome questions such as VKTORM "Th, Mnon I. Blur," 10. 11:53. h()V it's possible fOl' a Child tO 1:46.

3:41. 5:36, 7:31. 11:21. I Doori Optfl 9:45 A.M. VALENCIA mum aiune aiouiiu policy is- 2:10.

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