Where Angels Go... Trouble Follows (Columbia Pictures) (1968)

Susan Saint James BTEC CECLLCCLLULUULE OOOO CCC LCL Loo Susan Saint James, who co-stars as student “angel” and fully-qualified “trouble”’-maker in “Where Angels Go —Trouble Follows!” starring Rosalind Russell and Stella Stevens, in Eastman color at the ...... Theatre, is one of the most talented young actresses to come down the Hollywood pike in years. She also is confident, ventursome and a certifiable 20-year-old kook who looks like Audrey Hepburn and acts like Carol Channing but remains strictly in a class by herself. Born in Hollywood, Susan was brought up in Rockford, Illinois, where, for a time, she attended the Sacred Heart Academy for Girls in Lake Forest and appeared in boys’ roles—in all the school dramatic presentations. A year before her graduation, her business executive father sent her to school in Paris. When she returned, sounding somewhat like Brigitte Bardot, she took the entrance exams to the Connecticut College for Women and then decided to make her own way as a New York model. In a moment of youthful brashness, she rushed into the offices of a model agency to announce, breathlessly, there were so many modeling assignments waiting for her, she needed someone to manage her affairs. For effect, she was wearing curlers in her hair, and the head of the agency was so impressed that he signed her to a an “in-demand” model in Paris, London, Rome and Berlin. A short time later, Susan applied for the job of curtain puller at the Olympia Theater in Paris during the appearance there of French stage and sereen star Charles Aznavour, on whom she had an admitted crush. She did the job for nothing, for a run of 130 performances. just so she could stand in the wings and bask in the shadow of her idol. When Aznavour came to this country on a tour, Susan served as his interpreter. Aznavour’s tour ended in Hollywood in early 1966, and Susan decided to remain and crack pictures. TUT eee Advance Notice “Where Angels Go— Trouble Follows!”, starring Rosalind Russell and Stella Stevens, opens...... at the..... Theatre, a Columbia Pictures release in Eastman color. The William Frye production co-stars Binnie Barnes, Susan Saint James, Mary Wickes and Dolores Sutton and, as the “in” group, Milton Berle, Arthur Godfrey, Van Johnson and Robert Taylor. The new comedy, hilarious successor to “The Trouble With Angels,” also is based upon characters created by Jane Trahey. The screenplay is by Blanche Hanalis. William Frye produced and James Neilson directed the comedy contract. A year later, Susan, afraid : and Lalo Schifrin wrote the music. of nothing, decided to try Europe and, within a matter of weeks, she became Tee eee (Mat IC; Still No. SSJ-7) Susan Saint James is the student-"angel" and major "trouble’’maker in "Where Angels Go—Trouble Follows!"" new Columbia release in Eastman color starring Rosalind Russell as Mother Superior of a girls’ school and Stella Stevens as the young nun Miss Saint James considers completely "groovey." (Mat ID; Still No. 140) Rosalind Russell as the Mother Superior and Stella Stevens as a young nun are starred in the new comedy, "Where Angels Go—Trouble Follows!'' Columbia Pictures release in Eastman color. Co-starred are Binnie Barnes, Susan Saint James, Mary Wickes and Dorothy Sutton..... COLUMN ITEMS HOT For the first time in his career, Van Johnson, who co-stars as a member of the "in'' group in "Where Angels Go—Trouble Follows!" starring Rosalind Russell and Stella Stevens, appears without his flaming red socks. In the Columbia Pictures release in Eastman color, Van plays a Catholic father in charge of a boys’ school. Ever since he wore his colorful socks in a screen test which led to fame and fortune, Van has regarded his red socks as his lucky omen, and has always managed to find a scene in each of his later pictures in which he could wear them. * * * Comedienne Mary Wickes received a signal honor from her alma mater, Washington University, during the filming of "Where Angels Go— Trouble Follows!"", in which she co-stars. The new comedy is a Columbia Pictures release in Eastman color starring Rosalind Russell and Stella Stevens. Miss Wickes, a native of St. Louis where the university is located, was asked to be its first "artist in residence" in its School of Drama. She will lecture on acting, help to select productions for stage presentation and oversee various activities. The honor is especially memorable since the university has more than 70,000 living alumni, including playwright Tennessee Williams. * * * Tom Logan, seventeen-year-old son of the famous Hollywood and Broadway director Josh Logan, finally gets his acting career on the road in "Where Angels Go—Trouble Follows!" starring Rosalind Russell and Stella Stevens. Earlier, the good looking youngster had made what he thought would be his screen debut in ''Camelot,"' which his father had directed, but his scene ended up on the cutting room floor. Now, in the hilarious new Columbia Pictures release, in Eastman color, young Logan is the boy who buys the formula for a home-made bomb from a couple of "mod" girl students traveling to a youth rally with their nun-teachers. Naturally, he nearly blows up his schoo! dormitory. * * * Susan Saint James, who plays the chief imp in ''Where Angels Go—Trouble Follows!" starring Rosalind Russell and Stella Stevens in Eastman color, is the latest fashion model to make the successful leap from the fashion pages to Hollywood stardom. Tall and leggy, with the shortest haircut in the film capital's history, Susan thus follows in the footsteps of such illustrious photogenic beauties as Lauren Bacall, Suzy Parker, Elsa Martinelli, Camilla Sparv, Candice Bergen and Tippi Hedren. MTTTTTTTTTTTTITHTTAT TTT TTT TTTTTTTTINTIOTTNTUTI TUTTO UOT UA CTDIOUIOOUCOTUOUOUTUUIOOTONIUOTUNIUG MUTTONTONINOT OO COTUOTTONUOTTOOONONT ONION OOOO TRRIONON ODEO COTTON TON ON OOOO TOTO OUT UOT TON TOA ONTO TUCO OOOO TUONO OOM TUTTE THE CAST THE SISTERS BAGNGT GADNGIE oo cao y ecco eee Rosalind Russell Sister Gerdes sic shkence le eee ier: Stella Stevens Sister Celestine 8k. ee. 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Betsy Gindele THE CREDITS Pi ee ys ee William Frye BTS tc Boye sale © «eit em MSE Wht eae tog ie Sica James Neilson WV Ora ois ld Caan sare ea Blanche Hanalis Based upon characters created by Jane Trahey Director of Photography wn. Sam Leavitt, A.S.C. CT Se oi Mery Once 4 ae hee 5 AEN aan aegis Lalo Schifrin Title song written by .............. Lalo Schifrin, Tommy Boyce, and Bobby Hart, and recorded by Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart Associate Producer’.y 3.0000 oe tne James Wharton Production Designer: 4.062.008. .00..008blerk tn ee Lyle Wheeler Pie ean Adrienne Fazan, A.C.E. ere ee aro Get Se ee ean Frank Tuttle Pigsistant vectors. 2 08 acne at as Carl Beringer Production Consutrant |... oe Bill O'Sullivan Script Supervisor .............. ae i eae ce ee Charlsie Bryan Make-up Supervision 0.300000. o0h on aie se Ben Lane Plath or ying ye)... fc a ee Virginia Jones, C.H.S. Costume Supervision by 0000.0. Moss Mabry Assistant to the Producer .o..0..0.0..00..cccccceceesscseeeeeseees Rita Kohler Sound Supervision’... Charles J. Rice BAe ee: kbar a net AS Ae William Ford Choreographer ................ IR Ak ioe Ss a Hannah Reiner Color by Eastman Color A William Frye Production A Columbia Pictures Release THE STORY (Not for Publication) Mother Superior Simplicia is dismayed when a progressive young nun, Sister George, upsets the peaceful decorum of staid old St. Francis Academy for Girls by getting her students arrested in civil rights, peace and labor demonstrations, and by teaching them how to make a homemade bomb. Rosabelle and her best friend Marvel Ann, chief trouble-makers in the student body, think Sister George is “groovey' and eagerly fall in with her proposal that a school delegation attends a Youth Rally in California. Overruled by Bishop Chase, Mother Superior agrees to the bus trip; she will go along to keep tabs on Sister George. To the dismay of the Mother Superior and Sisters Celestine, Clarissa and Rose Marie (and the delight of Sister George), the St. Francis girls spend their first night en route at St. Francis School for Boys, headed by Father Chase. In Oklahoma, Sister George capably handles "bikers" harrassing the young travelers and, in New Mexico, the whole contingent become the guests of Mr. Farriday, a wealthy rancher, his six sons and their young male friends from other ranches. In Arizona, the bus is "attacked" by Indians, thereby ruining a movie being made by an eye-patched and temperametal director. And, in California before the Youth Rally in which she proudly participates, Mother Superior apologizes to Sister George for their various disagreements. Back at St. Francis again, students and nuns find a new and more modern spirit in full sway, one which even includes a new, short-dress nun's habit more in keeping with the times. In it, Mother Superior looks, and feels, as "'groovey" as Sister George. Running Time: 95 Minutes PRINTED IN U.S. A.