The Exhibitor (1959)

QUALITY ( Continued from page 12) Maria Schell; “Two Faces Of Dr. Jekyll,” cast not available. October: “Who Is Sylvia?” with Doris Day; “Cry For Happy,” with Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs; “Brink’s Bank Rob¬ bery.” cast not available. November: “The Devil At Four O’clock,” with Spencer Tracy, Sidney Poitier; “Fair Game,” cast not avail¬ able; “Jazz Boat,” cast not available. Decem¬ ber: “The Wackiest Ship In The Army,” with Jack Lemmon, Ricky Nelson, Jody Baker; “Captive,” with Kim Novak; “Gidget Goes Hawaiian,” with Sandra Dee, James Darren. MGM— May: “All The Fine, Young Can¬ nibals,” with Robert Wagner, Natalie Wood; “Key Witness,” with Jeffrey Hunter, Inger Stevens. June: “The Adventures of Huckle¬ berry Finn,” with Tony Randall, Eddie Hodges. July: “Cimarron,” with Glenn Ford, Maria Schell; “Go Naked In The World,” with Gina Lollobrigida: August: “Butterfield ‘8’,” with Elizabeth Taylor; SPECIAL RE¬ LEASE! — “Ben Hur,” with MGM Camera 65, with Charlton Heston, Jack Hawkins, Stephen Boyd, Haya Harareet. PARAMOUNT — Forthcoming product: “Prisoner Of The Volga,” with John Derek, Dawn Addams; “Savage Innocents,” with Anthony Quinn, Yoko Tani; “The Rat Race,” with Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds; “OneEyed Jacks,” with Marlon Brando, Katy Jurado; “Breath Of Scandal,” with Sophia Loren, Maurice Chevalier, John Gavin; “Cinder-Fella,” with Jerry Lewis; “G.I. Blues,” with Elvis Presley; “Psycho,” with Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh; “Pleasure Of His Company,” with Fred Astaire, Lilli Palmer, Debbie Reynolds, Tab Hunter; “The World Of Suzie Wong,” with William Holden; “Bay Of Naples,” with Sophia Loren, Clark Gable; “Satan,” no cast available. 20TH CENTURY-FOX— Forthcoming prod¬ uct: “The Billionaire,” with Marilyn Monroe; “From The Terrace,” cast not available; “The Hell-Raisers,” cast not available; “The Alaskans,” with John Wayne, Fabian; “The Dud Avocado,” cast not available; “Live Wire,” with Elvis Presley; “Requiem For A Nun,” cast not available; “Daddy-O,” with Bing Crosby, Carol Lynley; “The Lost World,” cast not available; “The King Must Die,” cast not available; “Big River, Big Man,” cast not available; “State Fair,” with Pat Boone; “Mount Olive,” cast not available; “Cleo¬ patra,” with Elizabeth Taylor. UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL — Forth¬ coming product: “Portrait In Black,” with Lana Turner, Sandra Dee, John Saxon; “Spartacus” (special engagements), with Kirk Douglas, Sir Laurence Olivier, Tony Curtis, Jean Simmons, Charles Laughton; “The Brides Of Dracula,” no cast set; “The Cos¬ sacks,” no cast set; “Back Street,” with Susan Hayward; “Day Of The Gun,” with Kirk Douglas, Rock Hudson; “The Ugly American,” with Marlon Brando; “Matilda Shouted Fire,” with Doris Day; “The Grass Is Greener,” with Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr; “The Spiral Road,” with Rock Hudson; “The Winged Horse,” with Gregory Peck; “Romanoff and Juliet,” with Peter Ustinov; “The Secret Ways,” with Richard Widmark. UNITED ARTISTS — Forthcoming product: “The Gallant Hours,” (The Admiral Halsey Story), with James Cagney; “Noose For A Gunman,” with Jim Davis, Ted DeCorsia; “A Terrible Beauty,” with Robert Mitchum, Anne Hey wood; “The Music Box Kid,” with Ronald Foster, Luana Patten; “The Alamo,” Charles F. Simonelli, recently named assistant to the president of Universal Pictures Com¬ pany, is seen here with president Milton R. Rackmil. in Todd-AO, with John Wayne, Richard Wid¬ mark; “Elmer Gantry,” with Burt Lancaster, Jean Simmons; “The Apartment,” with Jack Lemmon, Shirley MacLaine, Fred MacMurray; “Inherit the Wind,” with Spencer Tracy, Fredric March, Gene Kelly. WARNERS — May: “Captain Buffalo,” with Jeffrey Hunter, Constance Towers. June: “Hannibal,” with Victor Mature, Rita Gam. July: “Ice Palace,” with Richard Burton, Robert Ryan, Carolyn Jones; “The Bramble Bush,” with Richard Burton, Barbara Rush. August: “Crowded Sky,” with Dana Andrews, Rhonda Fleming. Forthcoming product: “Dark At The Top Of The Stairs,” cast not avail¬ able; “The Sundowners,” with Deborah Kerr, Robert Mitchum; “The Marauders,” cast not available; “Oceans 11,” with Frank Sinatra, Peter Lawford, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr. Pickus Hails Industry Wage Exemption Drive NEW YORK — Albert M. Pickus, TO A pres¬ ident, expressed pleasure last week that the minimum wage campaign, which TOA has been carrying on for the past several years, will now be handled on an industry wide basis. Pickus declared that the announcement by COMPO that it will undertake a nation-wide campaign was made with his full agreement and he pledged the full assistance of TOA. At the same time, Pickus disclosed that he had appointed E. LaMar Sarra, Florida State The¬ atres, Jacksonville, as TOA’s representative on the national minimum wage campaign committee to be named by COMPO. A Julian Brylawski, chairman of TOA’s national legis¬ lation committee will serve ex-officio with the COMPO committee to give it the benefit of his knowledge of Washington and his many years of work on the minimum wage problem. BUENA VISTA— June: “Sign Of Zorro,” with Guy Williams, Henry Calvin, Gene Sheldon. July: “Pollyanna,” with Jane Wy¬ man, Richard Egan, Karl Malden. August: “Jungle Cat,” Walt Disney True-Life Adven¬ ture. December: “Swiss Family Robinson,” with John Mills, Dorothy McGuire, James MacArthur. ALLIED ARTISTS — Forthcoming product: “Streets Of Montmarte,” with Lana Turner, Louis Jourdan; “79 Park Avenue.” cast not available; “The George Raft Story,” cast not available; “Marco Polo,” cast not available; “I Passed For White,” cast not available; “Reckless, Pride Of The Marines,” cast not available. EVERYTHING’S (gasp!) INCLUDING THE REVIEWS! “Should do ‘Auntie Marne’ business or better!" hrZo°°J December 9, 1959 MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITOR 17