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Script conference for "The Helen Morgan Story," based on fabulous career of famed torch singer, brings co-stars Ann Blyth and Paul Newman together in meeting with producer Martin Rackin, director Michael Curtiz. (CinemaScope)
Jack L. Warner and Benjamin Kalmenson, executive vice-fi ident Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. (right) congratulate* stars Doris Day, John Raitt and George Abbott, Stanley || nen on completion of "The Pajama Game" filming. Abbt Donen production of famed Broadway musical hit was! rected by Abbott and Donen from screenplay by AM and Richard Bissell. Frederick Brisson, Robert E. GrifiJ Harold S. Prince are production associates. (WarnerCoft
It's back to deep South of Civil War era for Clark Gable, shown here with co-star Yvonne DeCarlo, in "Band of Angels," explosive romantic drama based on Robert Penn Warren best-seller. Raoul Walsh directs picture, now locationing in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, from screenplay by John Twist and Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts.
Star Andy Griffith and producer-director Mervyn LeRoy study script of "No Time for Sergeants" as filming starts on laugh hit which has convulsed world as novel and Broadway audiences as comedy stage success. Hilarious tale being brought to screen as LeRoy production with Griffith playing original stage role. John Lee Mahin wrote the screenplay based on Mac Hyman novel.
Satan, played by Vincent Price, is up a tree in argument with Spirit of Man, enacted by Ronald Colman, in "The Story of Mankind." More than 50 famous name players appear in film based on Hendrik Van Loon's nternational best-seller. Picture is produced, directed by Irwin Allen, who also wrote screenplay with Charles Bennett. (WarnerColor, print by Technicolor)
Co-stars Karl Maiden, Natalie Wood, Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., watch spectacular takeoff of sky-giant (above) during March Field location filming of "Bombers B-52." Thrilling scenes of globe-girdling B-52s, mightiest weapon of U.S. Air Force, highlight drama directed by Gordon Douglas, produced by Richard Whorf from screenplay by Irving Wallace. (CinemaScope and WarnerColor)
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