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CHERAMY PERFUMER
WORTH SEEING THIS MONTH
NEW MOVIES
FOR LOVE
The Eddy Duchin Story Gaby
Goodbye, My Lady
FOR DRAMA
Away All Boats The Harder They Fall A Day Oj Fury The Price Oj Fear Tribute To A Bad Man
FOR LAUGHS
The Birds And The Bees
FOR SUSPENSE
The Man Who Knew Too Much 23 Paces To Baker Street
FOR SPECTACLE
Serenade
Forbidden Planet
On The Threshold Of Space
* PICTURE OF THE MONTH: Involved in an assassination plot, a murder, and a kidnapping are Doris Day and James Stewart who star in Alfred Hitchcock's drama set in Casablanca.
THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH
suspense par excellence
■ This is Alfred Hitchcock at his best — and that's about as good as anyone can get. The story opens midway between Casablanca and Marrakesh on a bus in which are found American doctor McKenna (James Stewart) his wife, a former Broadway musical comedy star (Doris Day) and their seven-year-old son Hank (Chris Olsen). They've come from a medical convention in Paris and are here for the sights. They make the mistake of letting themselves be befriended by a mysterious Frenchman (Daniel Gelin) who arrives at their hotel suite for cocktails but makes a hurried and suspicious departure before dinner. Slightly put out the McKennas dine with a friendly English couple (Bernard Miles and Brenda de Banzie). The next day they visit the market place in Marrakesh together. There, amidst the exotic hubbub Gelin, dressed as an Arab, is stabbed in the (Continued on page 10)