Bunny Lake Is Missing (Columbia Pictures) (1965)

When Ann Lake comes to a nursery school in the:Hampstead area of London to collect her four-year-old daughter, Bunny,"’she is unable to find her. She is told by everyone at the school, from the deputy head mistress down, ‘there is no record of the child having been brought to the school that morning for registration by her mother, as Ann claims. Nor can Ann's brother, Steven, an American journalist whom his sister is visiting, cast any light on the mystery. Called in to investigate the enigma, Inspector Newhouse of Scotland Yard also is unable to produce evidence Bunny was ever enrolled at the school. He hints that the whole story could be a figment of the young unmarried mother's imagination, even that Steven could be shielding his sister from any revelation the child is illusory. But Ann desperately insists Bunny is real and must be found before some grave harm comes to her, At the mews flat Ann and Steven have rented from Wilson, an eccentric and NO ONE ADMITTED WHILE THE CLOCK IS TICKING! AN OTTO PREMINGER FILM LAUMENCE OLIVIERCAROL LYNLEY-KEIR OULLEA MARTITA HUNTTHE ZOMBIES & NOEL COWARD aswA son SCREENPLAY BY JOHN AND PENELOPE MORTIMER FROM THE NOVEL BY EVELYN PIPER MUSIC By PAUL GLASS PHOTOGRAPHED IN PANAVISION® A COLUMBIA RELEASE PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY OTTO PREMINGER NOT RECOMMENDED : FOR CHILDREN UNDER 12. Ad No. 304—504 Lines—~3 Cols. x 12 Inches Copyright © 1965, Columbia Pictures Corporation. All Rights Reserved. HAE STORY NOT FOR PUBLICATION dissolute pseudo-intellectual, Ann becomes distraught as he bombards her with questions. Distractedly she searches for some clue which might give the authorities proof of Bunny's reality. Bunny's toys and possessions—even her passport—are all missing, but Ann realizes a doll she had sent for repair to a "doll's hospital" may help to provide a missing link, and she rushes there to claim it. A series of mountingly tense and exciting episodes leads to the final unravelling of the mystery and to one of the most startling climaxes to be found in any motion picture of recent years. Running Time: 107 Minutes NO ONE ADMITTED WHILE THE CLOCK IS TICKING! AN OTTO PREMINGER FILM NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN UNDER 12. eee ? A Columbia Release Ad No. 10!1—71 Lines | Col. x 5 Inches BUNNY LAKE IS MISSING AN OTTO PREMINGER FILM A Columbia Release Ad No. 103—27 Lines | Col. x 2 Inches BUNNY LAKE IS MISSING AN OTTO PREMINGER FILM A Columbia Release Ad No. 104—15 Lines | Col. x | Inch DONT FORGET TO INCLUDE STARTING TIMES IN ALL ADS Page 3