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'Can-Can1 Opens af ASTOR 10:28 1:02, 3:33. 6:10. 8:46. MT. VF.RNOV 1:05.

4:10. 7:15. 10:25 1 1 CAPITOL, 11 Rivoli With Fanfare XKWARK 11:10. 2:45. 6:25.

10 10 NKW KIK'HRLLK-1 05 4:10.7:15 10:25. RKIiKNT 1:30. 4:30 7-ao 50. 1:14. 1.

3:23. 5:32. 7:41. 4. 8.

8. 10:05. KITKKlO 10, KOVAL 1. 4:10. 7:20.

10:35. WH. PLAINS 1:05. 4 :10, 7 :15. 10:25.

4:10. 7:15. 10:25. KATE CAMERON 1K MII.I.E t. 4:30.

7. 9:30. I INK ARTS 12:30, 2:25. 4:20. 6:15 8:15.

10 15. OKI 10:02. 11:55. 1:48.3:41.5:3 Elvis Is Back Elvis Presley comes to Loew's 0:20. 11:13.

Wiiliams" Film 7 Next at Astor Tennessee Williams' "The Fugitive Kind," starring Marlon Brando, Anna Magnani and Joanne Woodward, will be the next attraction at the new Astor Theatre. The UA release, based on Williams' play, "Orpheus Descending," will also open at the samt time at an East Side theatre be selected soon. A powerful and stirring love story set in a small Mississippi town, "The Fugitiv Kind" presents Brando as an uprooted, modern minstrel whos snakeskin jacket is the symbol at hi3 independence. liHI. 11:20.

110, 8. 4:50. 6:40. Th much-heralded production 30 10:20. MIIC HAI-L 0:40, 12:38.

3:38. 6:39. Metropolitan Theatre in Brooklyn tomorrow with MGM's re- 42. of -Can-Can" had its New York premier on the large screen of NOKMANDIK 12:30. 8:25, 4:10.

6:10. 111-IU. release of "Jailhouse Rock," featuring Judy Tyler, Mickey PA AMOUNT 10 :17. 12 :17. 2 :17.

4 17 6 OT. :8. (Preview: 7 11 :171 Shaughnessy, Dean Jones and th Rivoli Theatre last night in a gala performance sponsored by the Olympic Funa Committee. PI.AZA 12:10. 2:05.

4:05, 6:05 8. 10 KIVOI.I 8:30. Jennifer Holden. "House of Num ROXY 10:15. 12:15.

2:20. 4:25. 6:30. bers," MGM's thriller starring Jack Palance and introducing STATE 8. SITTON 4.

6. 8. 10. TRANS-IXX S2U 8T. 12.

2. 4. 8. 8:05. Barbara Lang is the associate feature.

lil-lil. 10:30. 12:25. :20. 4:15.

8:10. 8:05. 10. 11:41. WARNER 8:40.

WORLD 10. 1:05. 4:07. 7:15, 10.20. BRANDT THEATRES APOIXO 42D ST.

10:10. 1:20. 4:20. :30. 10-30.

1:40. Frank Sinatra and Shiiley MacLaine RADIO CITV 3IUSIC HALL Showplac of His Nation Rockefeller Center 6-4400 "A powerful punch!" GILBERT, MIRROR "HOME FROM THE HILL" Starring ROBERT MITCHUM ELEANOR PARKER Co-Starring GEORGE PEPPARD VEORGE HAMILTON EVERETT SLOANE ANA PATTEN Directed by VINCENTE M1NNEIU Produced by EDMUND CRA1NCER BAINKRIDGR 2:25. 5:35. 8:45. BKAKIN 12:20.

3:15. 6:10. :10. K6TH ST. 2:10.

6. 9:50. I.ArONIA 1. 4:05. 7:15.

10:25. LYRIC 10:15. 1:27. 4:39. 7:51.11:03.

pal in the Garden of Eden ba'let and a leader of the Can-Can MEI.BA 1. 4:05. 715. 10:20. chorus.

She is expert in both MIDTDWN 1:15. 4:10. 7:05. 10. WAKKFIKLD 2:57.

6:35. 10:13. VONKKRS 1. 4:11. 7:22.

10:23. forms of Terpsichoreart art. FROM M-G-M IN CINEM ASCOPE AND METROCOLOR LOEW THEA I KtS ST. 1:50. 4:15.

7:40. 10:35. CHEVALIER AND Jourdan ON THE GREAT JiTlGI aaaaaaaaaaaaa I S.ill ST. 1:35. 4:30.

7:25. 10:25 KTH ST. 1:35. 4:35. 7 :35.

lO are excellent and have a duet to MUSIC BOX PARADE" I aa. 1.aU rt7TH ST. 12-20. 3 35. 6:50.

10 11. 75TM ST. 1:35. 4:35. 7:30.

10:30 Il JL HP Scintillatingentertainment spec AMKKKAX 12:20. 3:30. 6:50. 10:10 gether which is rendered with the charming comedy style that dis KIU I.K.VARD 12:10, 3:30. 6:55.

10:15 tacle with Rockettes, Corps de Ballet, specialty acts, Symphony Orchestra. i OM MOIiOKK 1 ni.w il KV 1:35. 4:35. 7:30. 10:30.

tinguished them in "Gigi." Jack Cummings has produced the flim FAIRMOINT 12:20 3:30. .6:50. 10:10. WOOD 1 35. 4:35, i-tt'v ruv 1 1 a iu for 20th Centurv-Fox with a lav l.KXINIiTON 10:20.

1:15. 4.15. ish hand, making it into lively Th theatre was crowded to the doors by Broadwayites, many of whom had come, no doubt, to se what had prompted Nikita Khrushchev's sharp comment last September that the sample shown him on the sound stage of the 20th Century-Fox studio was too vulgar for his or his countrymen's taste. "CAX-CAX" IS A rough-and-tumble, rowdy but entertaining film. The exhibition of the dance that has made Paris night clubs the mecca of world tourists since it was first introduced there in the early part of the 19th Century, is a rude, noisy, fast dance number, expertly performed by the chorus.

According to Cassell's French-English dictionary, the origin of the word Can-Can is "tittle-tattle, noisy, scandalous gossip," and Isa describes the double word as an "indecent dance." THE ORIGINAL Can-Can has been modified, as it undoubtedly was indecent in the beginning, and It has been expanded to include cartwhetls and the split. The pro- "Can-Can." a 20th Century-Fox Technicolor Todd-AO release produced by Jack Cum-mings, directed by Walter Lang from a screen play by Dorothy Kingsley and Charles Lederer based on the musical comedy by Abe Burrows. Presented at the Rivoli Theatre. Running time! 2 jurs, 10 minutes. THE CAST: Franeola Durriat Krank Sinatra Sitnooa Putai-be Shirley MacLame Pull Bamare Maurice Chevalier PhiHppa Forreaier Louta Jourdaa Clat'iitm Juliet Prowaa Andra-HsadwaUer Mareal Dalio MKTkoi'OlJTAX 11:15.

2:45. 6:20 screen entertainment. The sets, CXD1RK BOGARDE YOKO TAN! 9:50. lighting and costuming are at MT. VERNON 1:05.

4:115. 711). VTIIINA1. 12:30. 3:45.

7. 10 19 NKW KIH'HtXLE 4 i tractively done and Walter Lang has directed the players with OI VMPIA 1:35. 35 7 35 10-35. ORI'HKI'M 11. 1:50.

4:50. 7:40. 10:40 COLOR fcy DC LUXE. t.rt ig. ima skill.

The action never lags, even lKtniHI 1 -4H. 4 jn. from. nHE WORtO OF SUZIE WORT? POST ROD 12 10. 3:25.

fl-15. when the story is interrupted by NEW LOW GENERAL AOMfSSION PRICES I SHKRIIIAN 1:25. 4:25. 7:20. 10 20.

mhiv'K 1-2-20. 3:35. 55 10:10 song and dance. The coior pho Daily except Sat, Sun. Hole.

ST-NKWARK 11:20. 2:50. 6:20. 9:50 no a tography is stunning and the dia ROXY OPEM1N9 1.25nootor. a.

VIIIMIt 1:15. 410. loin ci 7-woo IITOKIX 11, 4.40. 4U. JJy to nook jii i logue exceedingly funny.

I an Can" is being shown, without in WH I'UINS 1. 4:05. 7:15. 1O.20. Kivr.S 1:25.

4:25. 7-35. 10:25. PITKIN 1:35. 4:35.

7 30 10:35. termission, on a schedule of 10 KKU THtATRJt! "BEST PICTURE OF THE SSR 9T. 12:10. 3:35. 7.

10:30 aaaaamaa TV N.T. lllKtM SSTH 8T. 1:30. 4:30. 7:30.

10:30. performances a week. Gia Scala Due HHTH ST. 12:50, 4. 7:10.

10:30 5RE50RT rtufx ml wii nm unnviiMi AIHAMBRA 12:55. 4:115. 7:15. OASTI.K HII.L, 12. 3 30.

7. 10:15. CHKSTKR 12:30. 3:55. 7:20.

10-30. FRED ASTAIRE aRTMONY PERKINS Gia Scala arrives tomorrow en route for Europe to begin film roi.ISK.rM 12:15. 3 35. 7. 10 25.

KORDHAM 1-30. 4:30. 7:30. 10:35. eowi om 10 al Utaflia ILZirM.

ing Carl Foreman's "The Guns KRWKI.IN 12:35. 4. utHll.TnV 15-10 35 7 10:30 .9 I r1 a 2 i I MARBLE HHX 12:25. 3:45 7. 10:20 of Navarone, Columbia 000 release.

Camera work has al iW 53 I SJii'iiysjssraM I Mini umiiinii iia ii-1 Tiii- lij ready begun on the of Rhodes. Further scenes will be shot in Greece and England. Co-starring with Miss Scala in "The EtRABETrt NOKTCOMtRT HHTHSRIHE JAYLOR CUFT HEPBURN. Guns of Navarone will be Greg ACADEMY AWARD Nominees ELIZABETH TAYLOR KATHARINE HEPBURN ory Peck, David N'iven, Anthony v.aaW" starring JULIE HARRIS Quinn, Anthony Quayle, Stan ley Baker and James Darren. Al 55 th ST.

PLAYHOUSE exander Mackendrick wil! direct Between 6th 7th Aves. JU 6-7878 the action-packed drama of an at: 12:45. 2:201 3:65. 7:05. 10: 15 CRITERION aaa?" al: 10.

2. 2. 6. 10. I SUTTON tMtS7tlSlR.IMIf e.

a. 19 episode in VNorld War II. based on the best-selling novel by An stair MacLean. "ACADEMY AWARD NOMINE PAUL MUNI in A FILM-GOERS TREAT COLUMBIA nCTUBXS A CAUCH. RtCD fKJOUCTIOM DaiSv Xewt riniiH laiiBi 111 irnrrjiiiiii! uiniiiriii 11 UR MAN IN rSZ STFWaDT.

NOVAK 1EMMON nMVHHHL. BOOK and CANOLE' KM. TRANS-LUX 52nd HOTKX8 AND RFSTAI'RANTS 10 00. 11 SV 1 S. 4ft tw uihic'm ft at: 12:00.

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7-za. U. 11-19. duction on the Rivoli screen, an eye-filling spectacle in Technicolor and Todd-AO, as based on the Cole Porter-Abe Burrows musical stage production which was produced on Broadway seven years ago with the French singing-comedienne Lilo and Gwen Verdon in the top femme roles. In adapting the stage production to the screen, the writing-team of Dorothy Kingsley and Charles Lederer have added some funny quips and have speeded the action of the Burrows' book.

The characters in the film production are admirably handled by Shirley MacLaine, Frank Sinatra, the incomparable Maurice Chevalier, Louis Jourdan, Marcel Dalio and a new dancer named Juliet Prowse. SINATRA SINGS the Cole Porter songs in his inimitable style and plays the role of a rogue with ingratiating smoothness and although Shirley MacLaine hasn't the vocal force of Lilo, she manages the clever lyrics and enticing rhythms of the Porter score with deftness. Her dancing is her greatest tal-ent'and she performs an Apache number and the Garden of Eden ballet superbly. Juliet Prowse makes an auspicious debut as an actress-dancer, as she plays a role in the story and is a princi- 11 Opening Tonight I "AN EXCEPTIONALLY CLEVER SUSPENSE Pout V. tact fay, Htald Trfoum 1 Lj.m y4WWlJI.y.l.l.l.

9 spt jpwrMas iill! i Any Census Takers? With the exception of Staten Island, a continuing shortage of census takers exists in certain areas throughout the city, where quotas are less than a third filled, Arthur F. Young, New York regional director of the Census Bureau, announce i yesterday. He said more enumerators ars needed in lower East and West Side Manhattan, East and Central Harlem, South Bronx, Long Island City, Ridgewood. Mas-peth, Glendale and West Queens, and in Greenpoint. Williamsburg, Bedf ord-Stuy vesant.

South Brooklyn and East New York. Job seekers are urged to writs to Post Office Box 19Jt, New York 13, for details and application blanks. BRUCE EDMnOOHSN URttCDAY mi HaTIM 0oon0p9 4SAM. VICTORIA UU fUm P.M. m-mmy 4 4tt.

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