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GREAT TALENT MAKES GREAT PICTURES!
Shelley Winters’ torrid love scene with Jack Palance climaxes “Jagged Edge,” Warner Bros, drama of lawless violence shot on location in majestic grandeur of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. (In Cinemascope and WarnerColor.)
Trumpet playing Jack Webb salutes first of his leading ladies, songstress Peggy Lee in scene for WarnerColor and Cinemascope “Pete Kelly’s Blues.” Ten year plan of musical research results in switch of roles for Jack Webb from famed Sgt. Friday to trumpet-playing band leader during early jazz days.
Stress of modern youth finds James (“East of Eden”) Dean and Corey Allen in dramatic scene directed by Nicholas Ray for “Rebel Without A Cause.” (Cinemascope, WarnerColor.)
“Now hear this” — all preview reports roar approval of “Mr. Roberts,” sixyear all-time hit of Broadway stage now brought to screen. After-production group shot gathers: Henry Fonda, “Mr. Roberts” himself; skipper James Cagney; Leland Hayward, producer;
• William Powell, Doc; Jack Lemmon, Ensign Pulver; and directors Ford and LeRoy. Production is being readied for early summer release. (Cinemascope, WarnerColor.)
No candelabra needed for Liberace as studio production team beam upon his brilliant run-through of special material written for “Sincerely Yours.” Pre-production meeting for picture slated for an early May starting in CinemaScope and WarnerColor gathers, (L. to R.) George Liberace, Writer Irving Wallace; Studio Music Head Ray Heindorf; Producer Henry Blanke and Director Gordon Douglas.
WE’RE DOING THINGS HERE AT WARNER BROS