Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (1962)

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SWEET TALK ABOUT SWEET BIRD ff "A'* "Excellent ! An Exciting Experience! Seldom do we see a picture that can boast of so many electrifying performances, six gems of characterization, none outshining the others so much as to dim the general perfection! Geraldine Page is a great artist!" — N.Y. DAILY NEWS "Excellent script, sensitive direction and rare characterizations. There are Academy (next time) nominations here." -CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER "Bristles with all the Williams dynamic power! This may have the widest audience of any of his long and unbroken string of movie hits." -N.Y. WORLD-TELEGRAM "Expertly handled drama! Top notch performances. Geraldine Page lights up the screen!" -Saturday review "While the camera is on Miss Page, you are seeing one of the most acute and unnerving performances put on film in a long, long time!" -N.Y. HERALD TRIBUNE "Forceful . . . Powerful . . . Full of rich performances!" -news week "'Sweet Bird' soars to greatness. Stars likely 'Oscar' contenders again." -FORT WORTH STAR TELEGRAM Metro Goldwyn -Mayer presents PAUL NEWMAN GERALDINE PAGE SWEET BIZ SWEET BIRD Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer's "SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH" is making BoxOffice News for exhibitors as it starts its Blockbuster release across the nation. NEW YORK (Dual Opening) Capitol business is the best of any M-G-M attraction since "Butter-field 8." Sutton sets opening day rec ord and is continuing its exceptional business! DALLAS (Majestic) opening tops such out standing grossers as "Please Don't Eat The Daisies," "Where the Boys Are" and "Some Came Running"! MIAMI (Carib) Opening week tops Easter Week business of "Gone With The Wind"! WASHINGTON, D. C. (Capitol) and ST. LOUIS (State) Opening weeks top "Where The Boys Are" New Year's business! BUFFALO (Buffalo) tops "Where The Boys Are" and "Some Came Running"! DETROIT (Mercury) tops "Boys" business! BALTIMORE, (Hippodrome) ATLANTA (Grand) and SAN ANTONIO (Aztec) top "Daisies" grosses! . . . and "Sweet Bird" is just starting to soar! BOOK IT NOW! Based onWlljll the Play I kH\V TENNESSEE flB WILLIAMS CO-STABBinO SHIRLEY KNIGHT ED BEGLEYRIP TORN CINEMASCOP and METROCOLOI WRITTEN FOR THE SCREEN AND DIRECTED BY RICHARD BROOKS writer-director of 'ELMER GANTRY' PRODUCED BY PANDRO S. BERMAN producer ot ' BUTT ERFI ELD 8' ED Provocativi [B Adult jgj Entertainm