Modern Screen (Jan-Dec 1960)

clothes (she needs something to overcome her shyness with boys) and 10-year-old Robert Eyer needs masculine influence. A fight about one of Shirley's new dresses sends Preston, who has just lost his job, flying into Angela Lansbury's beauty shop (she's a sympathetic widow). Dorothy's unhappily married sister (Eve Arden) arrives with her unhappy husband (Frank Overton) to console her. Dorothy and Preston reconcile only to split again when she resists his affectionate advances. Meanwhile teen-ager Shirley is having problems of her own. She's finally found a beau (they met when he narrowly avoided running her down with his car) but he has a Jewish name and is asked to leave the country club where they've been dancing and smooching. This snub is enough to make him commit suicide. Preston has moved to a hotel and found a new job. Will Angela Lansbury get him — or will Dorothy McGuire bring him home alive? — Warners. SUNRISE AT CAMPOBELLO Ralph Bellamy E • j„„ r Greer Garson early days of Hume Cronyn a great president Ann Shoemaker Jean Hagen ■ A hit on Broadway, Sunrise At Campobello retains all the qualities which made it an inspiring story of courage. It also retains the original star (Ralph Bellamy) as Franklin Delano Roosevelt. On a summer afternoon in 1921 the Roosevelts — Greer Garson plays Eleanor — and their five children are happily swimming and sailing near their summer lodge in Canada. That night FDR is stricken by polio. A clash soon develops between FDR's close friend (Hume Cronyn) and his domineering mother (Ann Shoemaker). Mother wants FDR to rest and retire at Hyde Park; Cronyn believes that a political career and dreams of achievement will speed his recovery. Eleanor, who is extremely shy, forces herself to enter public life in order to keep her husband informed. Meanwhile, he delves into business and spends much time building up his physical strength. A final clash with his mother about his future prompts him to rise from his wheelchair in a brave attempt to walk. In 1924 FDR is asked to give the nominating speech for Al Smith at the Democratic Convention. To do this he must be able to stand on his feet for half an hour and must take ten steps from his seat to the lectern. As his friend Cronyn informs him, they are the biggest ten steps he'll ever take in his life. Go see! — Warners. HELL TO ETERNITY island warfare Jeffrey Hunter David Janssen Vic Damone Patricia Owens Richard Eyer ■ This movie is based on the life of a then eighteen-year-old Marine who captured nearly 2,000 Japanese single-handedly during World War II (it's remarkable what can happen if you speak the language). The young Guy Gabaldon (Richard Eyer) is a pugnacious kid born in the slums of Los Angeles. One day he steals some potatoes and the school athletic coach (George Shibata), a JapaneseAmerican, escorts him home. It turns out that Richard's been living alone in abject poverty. Shibata takes him to his own home where Guy discovers the warmth and security of a happy family life. He learns to speak Japanese and grows up into a husky, sensitive specimen of a man (Jeffrey Hunter). When ( Continued on page 56) JUST AJUST I'm the magic Your form wasn't meant to conform to a cup. . . the cup must conform to you! And I'm the magic tab that can pull the magic trick. Just pull me up... or down . . . for just the fullness and separation you need. . . just the comfort and attract-appeal you want! Imagine . . . custom fit at a ready-made price. ? Available in Bandeau and Longline . . . black or ° white . . . embroidered cotton; nylon marquisette * or nylon lace. Elastic of acetate, cotton and rubber. » A,B,C and D cups. In bandeau, illus. . . -$995 5 In longline from $5 to $7.50 (illus.) § D cup slightly higher. | AVAILABLE WHEREVER FINE BRASSIERES ARE SOLD IN THE U.S.A. AND CANADA