Motion Picture Daily (Jul-Sep 1960)

4 Motion Picture Daily Tuesday, August 23, I FORTHCOMING RELEASES ABBREVIATIONS: AA, Allied Artists; AIP, American International Pictures; BV, Buena Vista; Col, Columbia; MGM, MetroGoldwyn-Mayer; Par, Paramount; 20-Fox, 20th Century-Fox; UA, United Artists; Uni, Universal; WB, Warner Bros.; c, color; cs, CinemaScope, te, Techirama; vv, VistaVision; rs, Regalscope. ► SEPTEMBER AA — HELL TO ETERNITY: Jeffrey Hunter, Joan O'Brien AA— CALTIKI, THE IMMORTAL MONSTER: John Merivale, Didi Sullivan AA — THE TORMENTED: Richard Carlson, Susan Gordon AIP— THE ROUGH AND THE SMOOTH: Nadja Tiller, Tony Britton COL— AS THE SEA RAGES: Maria Schell, Clift Robertson COL— FAST AND SEXY, c: Gina Lollobrigida, Dale Robertson COL — ALL THE YOUNG MEN: Alan Ladd, Sidney Poitier COL— THE ENEMY GENERAL: Van Johnson, Jean Pierre Aumont MGM— ALL THE FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS, c, cs: Natalie Wood, Robsrt Wagner MGM — THE ANGEL WORE RED: Ava Gardner, Dirk Bogarde MGM— THE SUBTERRANEANS, c, cs: Leslie Caron, George Peppard PAR— UNDER TEN FLAGS: Van Heflin, Mylene Demongeot PAR — THE BOY WHO STOLE A MILLION: VirgHio Texera, Marianne Benet 20-FOX— LET'S MAKE LOVE, c, cs: Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand 20-FOX — GODDESS OF LOVE, c, cs: Jacques Sernas, Claudio Gora 20-FOX— FRECKLES, c, cs: Martin West, Steven Peck 20-FOX — WALK TALL, cs: Willard Parker UA— STUDS LONIGAN: Christopher Knight, Venetia Stevenson UA — THE NIGHTFIGHTERS: Robert Mitchum, Anne Heyward UNI— SEVEN WAYS FROM SUNDOWN, c: Audie Murphy, Barry Sullivan UNI— BETWEEN TIME AND ETERNITY, c: Lilli Palmer, Carlos Thompson WB— THE CROWDED SKY, c: Dana Andrews, Rhonda Fleming ► OCTOBER AA — TIME BOMB: Curt Jurgens, Mylene Demongeot AA— BLOODY BROOD: Barbara Lord, Jack Bett AA— SEREGENTI SHALL NOT DIE, c: Documentary BV-^JUNGLE CAT, c: True-Life Adventure COL— I AIM AT THE STARS: Curt Jurgens, Victoria Shaw COL— LET NO MAN WRITE MY EPITAPH: Burl Ives, Shelley Winters COL— I'M ALL RIGHT JACK: Peter Sellers MGM— KEY WITNESS: Jeffrey Hunter, Pat Crowley MGM — WHERE THE HOT WIND BLOWS: Gina Lollobrigida, Yves Montand PAR— THE SAVAGE INNOCENTS, c, te: Anthony Quinn, Yoko Tani 20-FOX — HIGH TIME, c, cs: Bing Crosby, Fabian 20-FOX — THE BATTLE OF AUSTERLITZ, c, cs: Leslie Caron, Rossano Brazzi 20-FOX— DESIRE IN THE DUST, cs: Raymond Burr, Martha Hyer UA — THE ALAMO, c, todd-AO: John Wayne, Richard Widmark WB — SUNRISE AT CAMPOBELLO, c: Ralph Bellamy, Greer Carson WB— GIRL OF THE NIGHT: Anne Francis, John Kerr ► NOVEMBER AA— HEROES DIE YOUNG: Erika Peters, Robert Getz AA — THE UNFAITHFULS: Gina Lollobrigida, May Britt A A — THE PLUNDERERS: Jeff Chandler, John Saxon AIP — KONGA, c: Michael Gough, Jess Conrad COL— SURPRISE PACKAGE: Yul Brynner, Mitzi Gaynor COL — HELL IS A CITY: Stanley Baker, Maxine Audley MGM— BUTTERFIELD EIGHT, c, cs: Elizabeth Taylor, Laurence Harvey MGM — GORGO, c: William Travers, William Sylvester PAR — G.I. BLUES, c: Elvis Presley, Juliet Prowse 20-FOX— CIRCLE OF DESTRUCTION, cs: Bradford Dillman, Suzy Parker 20-FOX— NORTH TO ALASKA, cs, c: John Wayne, Capucine 20-FOX — THE SCHNOOKS, cs: Tommy Noonan, Peter Marshall UA— INHERIT THE WIND: Spencer Tracy, Fredric March (special dates) UA— THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN, c: Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach UNI — MIDNIGHT LACE, c: Doris Day, Rex Harrison WB— THE SUNDOWNERS, c: Deborah Kerr, Robert Mitchum it ! Allied to Name ( Continued from page 1 ) York Mayor William O'Dwyer is to be associated in Mexico City, it was said that Schwalberg will be among those to whom Marcus will talk about the new Allied post. Schwalberg recently was described by Al Myrick, Allied president, as a logical choice for the position. Salary for the new post was not fixed by the Allied board at the Chicago meeting at which the post was created. Comment has been that it will be "at least" $25,000 annually, but that it also will be commensurate with the position and abilities of the man selected. In addition to salary, it is understood provision will be made for income from incidental sources, such as participation in national convention revenue, insurance commissions and other incidental activities which may be allotted to the new officer. As stated by the national board, however, the executive director will be an employee of the board, which will retain policy-making functions. Financing Seen No Problem If the right man is obtained, it is felt there will be no problem in obtaining adequate financing from the Allied member organizations for his salary, establishment and maintenance of office and other expenses in connection with the establishment of the new post. The probability is that the new Allied national office will be established in New York; certainly so if the person chosen for the executive director is a resident of that city. Abram F. Myers, whose resignation as chairman and general counsel of Allied after 31 years led to the establishment of the new post of executive director, is closing his Washington office this month. That office has served as Allied national headquarters. Myers reportedly has been voted a lifetime pension of $12,000 annually, which is said to include retirement pay also for Myers' longtime Washington secretary, Miss Bertha Taylor. Myers continues with Allied in an advisory and honorary capacity only. He would not be called upon for legal services to the organization, it is said, but would be consulted about whom to retain in the event Allied required legal services. Rivoli Books 'Alamo' ( Continued from page 1 ) lease. "The Alamo" will play 10 performances weekly. The Rivoli management is expanding its staff to accept box office reservations for the road show engagement. New Cinerama Theatre In Ohio Discussed Special to THE DAILY COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 22. First Cinerama installation in Central Ohio is scheduled for RKO Grand as soon as contract details are settled. Everett C. Callow, international director of advertising and publicity for Cinerama, was here recently to confer with Ed McClone, RKO city manager. The Grand installation will use only one projection booth, which will be on the orchestra flooor level. The Grand's 1,150 capacity will be reduced slightly. "This Is Cinerama" will be the first presentation. Law on Policemen ( Continued from page 1 ) Court by the Connecticut Theatrical Corporation, a Stanley Warner subsidiary, operators of two first-run New Britain theatres, the Strand and Embassy. Superior Court Judge Louis Shapiro ruled that the main part of the ordinance was valid. However, a requirement that the theatre owner must pay a sum equal to a policeman's pay plus ten cents a day to the police benefit fund was ruled partly invalid. The lower court tossed out the ten cent charge, leaving the regular pay intact. The Connecticut Theatrical Corporation then took the case to the higher court, but the justices were unanimous in deciding the ordinance— as amended by the Supreme Court decision—was within the scope of the state laws on the subject of regulation of theatres for safety purposes. The door was left open for further argument on whether it is necessary, as the ordinance requires, that a policeman be present "during every performance." Whether present conditions require "the degree of regulation imposed by the ordinance," the State Supreme Court said, "is a matter for the judgment of the legislative body of the city." Film Stocks Cited ( Continued from page 1 ) success in cutting overhead while turning out box office triumphs is being translated into improved earnings for their shareowners." Other companies mentioned favorably include Paramount, 20th Century-Fox, Columbia, United Artists and Warners. 'Psycho? Sets Record A record $407,691, topping every holiday and non-holiday mark for a similar period in the history of Loew's Theatres in the greater New Yorkarea, was grossed by Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" in the five days ending Sunday. The record high, which was registered at 26 Loew's houses in Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens and Westchester, tops all previous marks, including those set up Cecil B. DeMille's "The Greatest Show on Earth" and "The Ten Commandments." HPA to Dine Sandburg HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 22. The Hollywood Press Association will sponsor an industry-wide testimonial luncheon in honor of Carl Sandburg, poet, next month at the Beverly Hilton Hotel here. Bertil Unger, president of HPA, stated that the exact date of the affair will be designated this week following meetings between Sandburg and the studio publicity heads at 20th Century-Fox. Big 'Gorgo9 Promote LONDON, Aug. 22. Mai|« and Frank King of the King Broto announced yesterday they will sp 100,000 pounds ($280,000) on a j» promotion campaign for the En a saturation openings of their newfcture, "Gorgo." Filmed in color no a new process called Automat "Gorgo" currently is being scorejat MGM's London Studios, and will ^B in the British Isles this winter. I MFlJJjZACI^ speciaTtrailers ^|BfLfADTH^IELD'