Sayonara and Battle Cry (Warner Bros.) (1960)

SAYONARA’--“BATTLE CRY” MARLON BRANDO AND THAT EXQUISITE JAPANESE oa YOUNG PEOPLE IN LOVE WHEN THE BATTLE IS FAR AWAY... “lam not allowed to love. But | will love you if that is your desire...” Filmed in eCINI Awa “and TECHNICOLOR® ee Cinemaen ees paper oa CO-STARRING PATRICIA OWENSRED BUTTONS ie f2isch2! 20°," RIGARDO MONTALBAN VAN) ALDO MONA = NANCY — JAMES _ RAYMOND MARTHA SCOTT MIYOSHI UMEKI JAMES GARNER avo MIIKO TAKA HEFLIN: RAYFRE FREEMAN: (LSON: WHITMORE: MASSEY WLIAM GOETZ: JOSHUA LOGA i i ULES WATER PALIN -FEANEIS) GR Song: ‘SAYONARA’ Words and Music by IRVING BERLIN music py FRANZ WAXMAN ORIGINAL MUSIC BY MAX STEINER MAT 420—4 col.. x 6 inches (336 lines) POWERFUL RE-ISSUE PROGRAM PAIRS “SAYONARA” AND “BATTLE CRY”’ “Sayonara,” filmization of James Geisha training schools, the theatre Michener’s best-selling novel which of Kabuki, the Bunraku Puppet is one of the most poignant love stories of all time, and “Battle Cry,” screen adaptation of Leon Uris’ powerful novel dealing with the loves and longings of a group of young Marines during World War II, open on the same program hyd Spar ia at, the’... Eheatre: Both are Warner Bros. re-releases. “Sayonara,” produced in Technirama and Technicolor by William Goetz and directed by Joshua Logan, stars Marlon Brando as an American jet ace who falls in love with the star performer of a famed Japanese theatrical troupe, played by Miiko Taka. It also stars Red Buttons, Patricia Owens, Ricardo Montalban, Miyoshi Umeki and James Garner. Red Buttons and Miyoshi Umeki both won Academy Awards for their performances in “Sayonara,” as best supporting actor and best supporting actress, respectively. Kyoto, ancient capitol of Japan, was the principal location site, and here was found the awesome Japanese scenery used as the film’s backdrop—the huge temples, the mammoth Buddhas, the famed CO-STARRING PATRICIA OWENSRED BUTTONS -RICARDO MONTALBAN MARTHA SCOTT MIYOSHI UMEKI JAMES GARNER MIKO TAKA wl Ge Js Lh "AMES MCHEAER PAUL OSBORN Swen TECHNIRAMA® TECHNICOLOR® 2 Tremendous ss Greats! Theatre and the fabulously beautiful Imperial Gardens. “Battle Cry,” filmed in CinemaScope and WarnerColor, stars Van Heflin, Aldo Ray, Mona Freeman, Nancy Olson, James Whitmore, Raymond Massey, Tab Hunter, Dorothy Malone and Anne Francis. The best-selling novel and the screen adaptation were written by Leon Uris, who preserved in the screenplay all the passion of the book as well as the memorable moments of history in which the Marines helped pave the road to victory in the war. Uris’ novel and screenplay are based on personal experiences. The author was a Marine private who participated in action at Guadalcanal, Tarawa and Saipan. Following the novel closely, the emotions and passions of war-time love depicted in the motion picture are ranked among the most torrid love scenes in cinema history. “Battle Cry” was directed by Raoul Walsh and was filmed on location at Camp Pendleton, California, and Vieques Island, Puerto Rico. HELN-RAY ENOL HUME mA ONE RANI WHITMORE: MASSEY UEONMURIS RAQUL 3 BOTH RE-RELEASED BY WARNER BROS. MAT 221 —2 col..x 2% inches (70 lines) COPYRIGHT 1960 BY WARNER BROS, PICTURES MARLON BRANDO AND MIIKO TAKA, stars of Warner Bros.’ filmization of James Michener’s best-seller, “Sayonara,” Technirama-Technicolor presentation arriving ....... ab they cee. Theatre. Red Buttons and Miyoshi Umeki won Academy Awards in supporting roles in the film, which also stars Patricia Owens and Ricardo Montalban. Joshua Logan directed and William Getz produced. Still 421-704 Mat 2D PRINTED IN U.S.A.