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Conflict between Joanne Woodward ond Paul Newman neors a finale.
To Impress Doris and show up Gig Young, Clark turns to he-man talk.
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By JANET GRAVES
The Long, Hot Summer
20th; cinemascope, de luxe color
In a striking movie based on a story by William Faulkner, Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman make vivid on film the romantic emotions they felt in real life while they worked together. The excellent cast includes other players also well-known on the air waves : Orson Welles, as Joanne's domineering father; Anthony Franciosa, as her shiftless brother. Paul, a stranger newly arrived in the Southern town where this family lives, affects all three of them with his vitality.
Teacher's Pet
PARAMOUNT, VISTAVISION
Except for one gay interlude when Doris Day mimics Mamie Van Doren's rendition of a rock 'n' roll number, the singing star sticks to straight comedy here. She teams with Clark Gable in a bright, intelligently written romp about a tough newspaperman and a lady instructor in journalism. With little schooling himself, Clark sneers at her profession, considering it useless. And he's sure he can defeat prof Gig Young, his supposed rival in a campaign to win Doris's affections.
Saddle the Wind
m-g-m; cinemascope, metrocolor
Julie London, too, steps out of the musical field, though this unusual Western does cast her as a singer, the beloved of John Cassavetes. With the same intensity he shows in TV dramas, John portrays a boy whose hot temper and ready gun worry older brother Robert Taylor. Bob has had his fill of gunplay and wants to be a peaceable rancher. But the situation is loaded with violence that finally explodes.
At Your Neighborhood Theaters
Darby's Rangers (Warners) : James Garner doffs the Western togs of Maverick to take the real-life role of Col. Darby, who headed a hard-hitting Ranger unit during World War II in North Africa and Italy.
Fort Dobbs (Warners) : No change of scene for Clint Walker of Cheyenne. Fleeing a murder charge through Comanche territory, Clint protects Virginia Mayo and tries to outwit Brian Keith's machinations.
Sing Boy Sing (20th, CinemaScope) ; Vigorous film version of the TV music-drama that shot Tommy Sands to fame. He's at ease as the back-country singer whose life is altered as success comes too fast. Edmond O'Brien's his shrewd manager.
The Missouri Traveler (Buena Vista, Technicolor) ; In a homespun tale livened by comedy, Brandon de Wilde's a sturdy orphan befriended by newspaper owner Gary Merrill and rugged farmer Lee Marvin (of TV's M Squad).
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