Mister Moses (United Artists) (1965)

Posters and _ Accessories 1 SHEET sss nn Official Billing *Robert Mitchum Carroll Baker 100% The Frank Ross Production 40% “Mister Moses” 100% Screenplay by Charles Beaumont and Monja Danischewsky 25% Directed by Ronald Neame 25% From the Novel by Max Catto 15% Music Composed and Conducted by John Barry 15% PANAVISION® 35% TECHNICOLOR® 35% A Frank Ross-Talbot Production 15% Released thru United Artists 35% * Names of Mitchum and Baker must be on one line by themselves with Mitchurh in first position, both same size and prominence as title. Name of no other person connected with the photoplay shall receive larger or more prominent credit than Mitchum. Credit requirements do not apply to ads less than 4 column inches in size or teaser ads unless these contain credits for other persons connected with the photoplay. Joe Moses is his name... 22 x 28 LOBBY CARD | Released thru UNITED ARTISTS PANAVISION' TECHNICOLOR’ 24 SHEET a ee EM IE ALSO AVAILABLE: Set of Eight stealing Afica his game! Il x 14 Lobby Cards 14 x 36 INSERT CARD The Story (Not for Publication) Joe Moses (ROBERT MITCHUM), circus man, diamond smuggler and quack doctor, is thrown into a river by enraged Africans. Unconscious atop his wagon, he drifts downstream until he is stopped by some bulrushes. There he is rescued and tended by the Rev. Anderson (ALEXANDER KNOX) a missionary, and his daughter Julie (CARROLL BAKER). Julie is engaged to Robert, the District Commissioner (IAN BANNEN) whose job it is to remove a tribe of natives whose village is directly in the path of a sluiceway being built for a new power dam. The natives do not want to go. To get supplies to clear out with an elephant pulling his wagon, Joe puts on a magic show, shooting fire from his mouth. This sets fire to a bush. The awe-stricken natives give him the supplies and accept him as a diety. If anybody is going to lead them to the promised land, says their chief, (ORLAN-: DO MARTINS) it’s going to be Mister Moses! Joe tries to run away. But Julie has discovered he is a diamond smuggler and blackmails him into leading the tribe to safety. When the dam is reached Joe performs another miracle with the aid of his elephant, by “parting the waters” in the sluiceway so that the natives may pass over. Jealous forces take advantage of Joe’s absence to hunt for water, by setting up the old religion with its idols. Upon his return Joe smashes the false gods. After many trails and battles, Joe succeeds in getting the tribe to “the promised land.” His mission performed, he mounts his elephant and prepares to escape from the District Commissioner who has discovered that he is a smuggler. As he heads for the brush, Julie, who has become enamored of the strange vagabond during the long adventure, hurries after him. RUNNING TIME: 113 MINUTES Seenecpiag be CARE PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR™ Order All Accessories From National Screen Exchange | JOE MOSES 1S HIS MAME... STEALING AFRICA IS HIS GAME! So how did he inherit an elephant, a blonde, restless natives ? JOIN THIS SAFARI AND FIND OUT! Robert Mitchum Carroll Baker iste: BESERENT wo BON 6 SHEET 100: MAG. ee Robert Mitchum Julie Anderson .......................... Carroll Baker | ROR Se ei Oe eee Bike OR lan Bannen Rey PPT ers ee Alexander Knox OR cg wre i Pa cet, Raymond St. Jacques sO ele Onin BN a Orlando Martins Pamicbare hoi iccdcic cesadveicstcics Reginald Beckwith Production Staff PNBEIOG BY Seo oi. esis ck Ronald Neame PraGueed BY kc. niceosndviicduss Frank Ross Screenplay by ..................+. Charles Beaumont Monja Danischewsky Based on the novel by ................ Max Catto Director of Photography......Oswald Morris BSC Music Composed and Conducted by..John Barry Title Backgrounds Painted by....Robin Anderson PIPE G08 i Aids sce cde Lae, Sid Cain ROR: 25.05 cictiind a pee Peter Wetherley Production Supervisor............ David Middlemas Make-up Supervisor .................... George Frost Hairdresser .......cécics.casdordecseene Joan Smallwood Sound Mixers ...................058 John W. Mitchell Bob Jones Filmed in Panavision Color by Technicolor Released thru United Artists PRINTED IN U.S. A.