Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (1963)

VIOLATED PARADISE (Times Films Eng. I Color. Producer-director Marion Gering. VIOLENT MIDNIGHT (Times Films Eng.) Lee Phillips, Shepard Strudwick, Lorraine Rogers. Producer Del Tenney. Director Richard Hilliard. VIRIDIANA Silvia Pinal, Francisco Rabal, Fernando Rey. Director Luis Bunuel. 90 min. WEB OF PASSION (Times Films sub-titlesl Eastmancolor. Madeileine Robinson, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jacgues Dacgmine. Director Claude Chabrol. 97 min. WILD FOR KICKS (Times Films) David Farrar, Shirley Ann Field. Producer George Willoughby. Director Edmond T. Greville. 92 min. YOJIMBO (Seneca-International) Toshiro M. Fune, Kyu Sazanka, Nakadai. Director Akiro Kurosana. 101 min. 9/17/62. METRO-GOLD WYN -MAYER: January CAIRO George Sanders, Richard Johnson. Producer Ronald Kinnoch. Director Wolf Rilla. Drama of attempt to rob the Cairo Museum. 91 min. 2/4/63. PASSWORD IS COURAGE, THE Dirk Bogarde. Producer-Director Andrew L. Stone. One man's war against the Nazis during World War II. 116 min. 1/7/63. February HOOK, THE Kirk Douglas, Nick Adams. Producer William Perlberg. Director George Seaton. Drama sat against background of the Korean War. 98 min. 1/21/63. March COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER. THE Glenn Ford, Shirley Jones. Producer Joe Pasternak. Director Vin cente Minnelli. Romantic comedy revolving about a young widower and his small son. 117 min. 3/18/63. FOLLOW THE BOYS Paula Prentiss, Connie Francis, Ron Randell, Russ Tamblyn, Janis Paige. Producer Lawrence P. Bachmann. Director Richard Thorpe. Romantic comedy. 95 min. 3/4/63. SEVEN SEAS TO CALAIS Rod Taylor, Hedy Vessel, Irene Worth. Producer Paolo Moffa. Director Rudy Mate. Based on the life of Sir Francis Drake. 95 min. 3/18/63. April COME FLY WITH ME Dolores Hart, Hugh O'Brian, Karl Boehm. Producer Anatoli de Grunwald. Director Henry Levin. Romantic comedy of airline stewardess. 109 min. 5/13/63. IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR Panavision. Color. Elvis Presley. Producer Ted Richmond. Director Norman Taurog. Romantic comedy. 105 min. 5/13/63. RIFIFI IN TOKYO Karl Boehm, Barbara Lass, Charles Vanel. Producer Jacques Bar. Director Jacques Deray. Drama of a foreign gang plotting a bank vault robbery in Tokyo. 89 min. 4/1/63. M ay DIME WITH A HALO Barbara Luna, Paul Langton. Producer Laslo Vadnay, Hans Wilhelm. Director Boris Sagal. Race track comedy. 94 min. 4/1/63. DRUMS OF AFRICA Frankie Avalon. Producers Al Zimbalist, Philip Krasne. Director James B. Clark. Drama of slave-runners in Africa at the turn-of-the-century. 92 min. 4/29/63. IN THE COOL OF THE DAY CinemaScope, Color. Jane Fonda, Peter Finch. Producer John Houseman. Director Robert Stevens. Romantic drama based on best-selling novel by Susan Ertz. 90 min. 5/13/63. SLAVE, THE Steve Reeves, Jacques Sernas. Director Sergio Corbucci. A new leader incites the slaves to revolt against the Romans. June FLIPPER Chuck Connors. Producer Ivan Tors. Director James B. Clark. Story of the intelligence of Dolphins. MAIN ATTRACTION, THE CinemaScope, Metrocolor. Pat Boone, Nancy Kwan. Producer John Patrick. Director Daniel Petrie. Drama centering around small European circus. 85 min. MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY Color. Ultra Panavision. Marlon Brando, Trevor Howard, Hugh GriffTfh. Producer Aaron Rosenberg. Director Lewis Milestone. Sea-adventure drama based on triology by Charles Noroff and James Norman Hall. 179 min. 11/12/63. TARZAN'S THREE CHALLENGES Jock Mahoney, Woody Strode . July CAPTAIN SINDBAD Guy Williams, Pedro Armendariz, Heidi Bruehl. Producers King Brothers. Director Byron Haskin. Adventure Fantasy. CATTLE KING Eastman Color. Robert Taylor, Joan Caulfield. Producer Nat Hold. Director Tay Garnett. Romantic adventure-story of the West. DAY AND THE HOUR. THE I Formerly Today We Live) Simone Signoret, Stuart Whitman. Producer Jacques Bar. Director Rene Clement. Drama of temptation and infidelity in wartime. GOLDEN ARROW. THE Technicolor. Tab Hunter, Rossana Podesta. Producer Silvio Clementelli. Director Antonio Margheriti. Adventure fantasy. TICKLISH AFFAIR, A (Formerly Moon Walk) Shirley Jones. Producer Joe Pasternak. Director George Sidney. Romantic comedy based on a story in the Ladies Home Journal. TWO ARE GUILTY Anthony Perkins, Jean Claude Brialy. Producer Alain Poire. Director A. Cayette. A murder tale. August GLADIATORS SEVEN Richard Harrison, Loredana Nusciak. Producers Cleo Fontini, Italo Zingarelli. Director Pedro Lazaga. Seven gladiators aid in overthrowing a tyrant of ancient Sparta. TIKO AND THE SHARK Producer Goffredo Lombardo. Director F. Quilici. Filmed entirely in French Polynesia with a Tahitian cast. THE NATIVES ARE RESTLESS TONIGHT (Formerly Tamahirel Nancy Kwan, Dennis Price. Producer John Bryan. Director Philip Leacock. Romantic comedy of a Tahitian girl and her impact on an English public school. YOUNG AND THE BRAVE, THE Rory Calhoun, William Bendix. Producer A. C. Lyles. Director Francis D. Lyon. Drama of Korean G.l.'s and orphan boy. 84 min. 5/13/63. September V.I.P.'s, THE Color, tlizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Louis Jordan. Producer Anatole de Grunwald. Director Anthony Asquith. Comedy drama. Coming COUNTERFEITERS OF PARIS Jean Gabin, Dany Carol. Producer Jacques Bar. Director Gilles Grangier. 99 min. FOUR DAYS OF NAPLES, THE Jean Sorel, Lea Messari, Producer Goffredo Lombardo. Director Nanni Loy. GOLD FOR THE CAESARS Jeffrey Hunter, Mylene Demongeot. Producer Joseph Fryd. Director Andre de Toth. Adventure-spectacle concerning a Roman slave who leads the search for a lost gold mine. HAUNTING. THE Julie Harris, Claire Bloom, Richard Johnson, Russ Tamblyn. Producer-director Robert Wise. Drama based on Shirley Jackson's best seller. HOW THE WEST WAS WON Cinerama, Technicolor. James Stewart, Debbie Reynolds, John Wayne, Gregory Peck, Henry Fonda, Carroll Baker. Producer Bernard Smith. Directors Henry Hathaway, John Ford, George Marshall. Panoramic drama of America's expansion Westward. 155 min. 11/26/62. MONKEY IN WINTER Jean Gabin, Jean-Paul Belmondo. Producer Jacques Bar. Director Henri Verneuil. Subtitled French import. 104 min. 2/18/63. MURDER AT THE GALLOP Margaret Rutherford, Paul Robson. Agatha Christie mystery. OF HUMAN BONDAGE IMGM-Seven Arts) Laurence Harvey, Kim Novak. Producer James Woolf. Director Henry Hathaway. Film version of classic novel. VICE AND VIRTUE Annie Girardot, Robert Hassin. Producer Alain Poire. Director Roger Vadim. Sinister history of a group of Nazis and their women whose thirst for power leads to their downfall. WHEELER DEALERS, THE James Garner, Lee Remick. Producer Martin Ransohoff. Director Arthur Hiller. Story of a Texan who takes Wall Street bv storm. ^ZEECEHEEP February GIRL NAMED TAMIKO, A Technicolor. Laurence Harvey, France Nuyen. Producer Hal Wallis. Director John Sturges. A Eurasian "man without a country" courts an American girl in a bid to become a U.S. citizen. WHO'S GOT THE ACTION Panavision. Technicolor. Dean Martin, Lana Turner, Eddie Albert, Walter Mathau, Nita Talbot. Producer Jack Rose. Director Daniel Mann. A society matron becomes a "bookie" to cyra her horse-playing husband. 93 min. 10/1/62. March PAPA'S DELICATE CONDITION Color. Jackie Gleason, Glynis Johns. Producer Jack Rose. Director George Marshall. Comedy-drama based on childhood of silent screen star Corinne Griffith. 98 min. 2/18/63. April MY SIX LOVES Technicolor. Debbie Reynolds, Cliff Robertson, David Jannsen. Producer Garet Gaither. Director Gower Champion. Broadway star adopts six abandoned children. 105 min. 3/18/63. May HUD Paul Newman, Patricia Neal, Melvyn Douglas. Producers Irving Ravetch, Martin Ritt. Director Ritt. Drama set in modern Texas. 122 min. 3/4/63. June DUEL OF THE TITANS CinemaScope, Eastman color. Steve Reeves, Gordon Scott. Producer Alessandro Jacovoni. Director Sergio Corbucci. The story of Romulus and Remes, the twin brothers who founded the city of Rome. NUTTY PROFESSOR, THE Technicolor. Jerry Lewis, Stella Stevens. Producer Ernest D. Glucksman. Direcfor Jerry Lewis. A professor discovers a youthrestJring secret formula. July COME BLOW YOUR HORN Technicolor. Frank Sinatra. Barbara Ruth, Lee J. Cobb. Producer Howard Koch Director Bud Yorkin. A confirmed bachelor introduces his young brother to the playboy's world. DONOVAN'S REEF Technicolor. John Wayne, Lee Marvin. Producer-director John Ford. Adventure drama in the South Pacific. Coming ALL THE WAY HOME Robert Preston, Jean Simmons, Pat Hingle. Producer David Susskind. Director Alex Segol. Film version of play and novel. CARPETBAGGERS. THE Technicolor. Panavision 70. George Peppard. Producer Joseph E. Levine. Director Edward Dmytryk. Drama based on the best-seller by Harold Robbins. FUN IN ACAPULCO Technicolor. Elvis Presley, Ursula Andress. Producer Hal B. Wallis. Director Richard Thorpe. Musical-comedy. LADY IN A CAGE Olivia de Havilland, Ann Southern. Producer Luther Davie. Director Walter Grauman. Drama . LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER Natalie Wood, Steve McQueen. Producer Alan J. Pakula. Director Robert Mulligan. A young musician falls in love with a Macy's sales clerk. NEW KIND OF LOVE. A Technicolor. Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Thelma Ritter, Maurice Chevalier. Producer-director Melville Shavelson. Romantic drama. PARIS WHEN IT SIZZLES Panavision, Technicolor. William Holden, Audrey Hepburn. Producer George Axelrod. Director Richard Quine. Romantic-comedy filmed on location in Paris. SEVEN DAYS IN MAY Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas, Fredric March. Producer Edward Lewis. Director John Frankenheimer. A Marine colonel uncovers a military plot to seize control of the U.S. government. WHO'S BEEN SLEEPING IN MY BED? Panavision. Technicolor. Dean Martin, Elizabeth Montgomery, Carol Burnett. Producer Jack Rose. Director Daniel Mann. Comedy. WHO'S MINDING THE STORE? Technicolor. Jerry Lewis, Jill St. John, Agnes Moorehead. Producer Paul Jones. Director Frank Tashlin. Comedy. WIVES AND LOVERS Janet Leigh, Van Johnson, Shelley Winters, Martha Hyer. Producer Hal B. Wallis. Director John Rich. Romantic comedy. 20TH CENTURY-FOX March NINE HOURS TO RAMA CinemaScope, DeLuxe Colar. Horst Buchholz, Valerie Gearon, Jose Ferrer. ProducerDirector Mark Robson. Story of the man who assassinated Mahatma Gandhi. 125 min. 3/4/63. 30 YEARS OF FUN Charlie Chaplin, Laurel and Hardy, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chase, Harry Langdon. Compilation of famous comedy sequences. 85 min. 2/18/63. May YELLOW CANARY, THE Pat Boone, Barbara Eden. Producer Maury Dexter. Director Buzz Kulik. Suspense drama. 93 min. 4/15/63. June LONGEST DAY, THE John Wayne, Richard Todd, Peter Lawford, Robert Wagner, Tommy Sands, Fabian, Paul Anka, Curt Jurgens, Red Buttons, Irina Demich, Robert Mitchum, Jeffrey Hunter, Eddie Albert, Ray Danton, Henry Fonda, Edmond O'Brien, Robert Ryan. Producer Darryl Zanuck. Directors Gerd Oswald, Andrew Marton, Elmo Williams, Bernard Wicki, Ken Annakin. 180 min. MARILYN Story of life of Marilyn Monroe narrated by Rock Hudson. STRIPPER, THE (Formerly A Woman in July) Joanne Woodward, Richard Beymer, Gypsy Rose Lee, Claire Trevor. Producer Jerry Wald. Director Franklin Schaffner. Drama. 95 min. 4/29/63. July LEOPARD, THE Technicolor, Technirama. Burt Lancaster, Claudia Cardinale, Alain Delon. Producer Goffredo Lombardo. Director Luchino Visconti. Story of disintegration of traditional way of life in Italy. August OF LOVE AND DESIRE Merle Oberon, Steve Cochran, Curt Jurgens. Producer Victor Stoloff. Director Richard Bush. Romantic suspense drama. September CONDEMNED OF ALTONA. THE Sophia Loren, Maximilian Schell, Fredric March, Robert Wagner. Producer Carlo Ponti. Director Vittorio De Sica. Adapted from Jean Paul Sartre's stage success. Film BULLETIN — THIS IS YOUR PRODUCT