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FIRST TWO CINEMASCOPE SPECIAL Here are three of the seven stars in the second CinemaScope special, "How To Marry A Millionaire, 9 ’ scheduled for release late next fall. This historic wide-screen romantic comedy is being filmed in Technicolor. Jean Negulesco is directing this Nunnally Johnson production. Mr. Johnson also wrote the screenplay. The lovelies above are, left to right: Lauren Bacall, Betty Grable and Marilyn Monroe. Male leads are played by William Powell, Rory Calhoun, David Wayne and Cameron Mitchell. This screenplay satirizes the adventures of three pretty damsels, whose ideas as to the ideal husband differ radically, in pursuit of security at males* expense. Page 14 Lauren Bacall is disappointed by her fiance in this scene from "How To Marry A Millionaire,** while the bespectacled Marilyn Monroe wonders what all the sadness is about. Marilyn Monroe, after forcing a conversation with a fellow airplane passenger, David Wayne, removes her glasses—to fascinate the stranger, who finds himself reluctantly liking her. William Powell charms Lauren Bacall in this scene. Others romantically involved with the girls are Rory Calhoun and Cameron Mitchell. "How To Marry A Millionaire** is one of three CinemaScope attractions scheduled for first showing in the United States before the end of the year. Look for this one to be available during Anniversary (Thanksgiving Day) Week for houses equipped to show CinemaScope pictures. i ( i t < t I ( ( t \ t n