Screen 'Fail Safe '
Starlet's Brother. Is a Technion Scientist
Jane Wald, the 20th Century-Fox has returned to his chosen home-
HOLLYWOOD — Sidney Lumet
starlet • who is featured in Henry land, Israel, after staying over the
Koster's "Dear Brigitte" (formerly holidays with his family in the U.S. and screen play writer Walter
entitled "Erasmus with Freckles") He belonged to those who went vol- Bernstein stuck pretty close to the
reported in New York that her untarily from America to fight for original concept of the bestseller
brother who is a nuclear science Israel's independence and stayed "Fail Safe." Yet, the motion picture
instructor of the Technion in Haifa on in Haifa.
made from the book, in its visual
aspects, seems ditsurbing and much
too melodramatic for a problem of
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such magnitude as survival in an
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atomic disaster. The story is pre-
sented in horror-yarn fashion and
can only serve to increase mass
hysteria, not lessen the threat to
mankind's existence. In our opin-
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movies single out the U.S. as cap-
able of making operational mis-
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takes that could move the world
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into nuclear war. "Dr. Strange-
love," the Stanley Kubrick epic
OCT. 14th
starring Peter Sellers, was fash-
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ioned in such a deliberate satirical
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. vein that no one could take the
message seriously. "Fail Safe" is
too realistically staged_
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While Lumet starred highly pol-
ished Henry Fonda as the Presi-
dent in "Fail Safe," he used the
rugged talent of Rod Steiger in
"The Pawn Broker," his next, still
unreleased film that deals with a
survivor of Hitler's concentration
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Ralph Levy is currently direct-
ing the Aaron Rosenberg-Martin
Melcher production of "Do Not
Disturb" in which Doris Day stars
as she did in Rosenberg's earlier
20th-Century-Fox 'epic, "Move. Over
Darling" that grossed more than
510,000.000. The latter was orig-
inally fashioned by George Cukor
for Marilyn Monroe. The current
offering has been written by Milt
Rosen and Richard Breen.
Anti-Nazi Film in Rome
Director Mark Robson is in
Rome completing production on
the anti-Nazi film, "Von Ryan's
Express" with Frank Sinatra and
Trevor Howard. Saul David signs
as producer; Wendell Mayes and
Joseph Landon wrote the script
from David Westheimer's novel.
The story deals with a POW mass
escape during World War II.
camps. Oddly enough, the picture
won Steiger the "Best-Actor"
award in Berlin this year—in spite
of its unmistakenly anti-German
tendency. Ely Landau who also
produced Lumet's "Long Day's
Journey Into Night" is responsible
for "The Pawnbroker." In the
meantime, the prolific Mr. Lumet
has gone to England to shoot a
high-budget film for' Seven Arts
Production in association with
London's Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Studios.
"Quo Vadis" filmed in color and
depicting the story of the birth
of Christianity in a pagan world,
is in its second week at the Palms
The'ater. Robert Taylor and De-
borah Kerr head the cast of thou-
sands. Selected short subjects com-
pletes the Palms program_
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Gadna of Israel
Appears Oct. 24
The Israel National Youth Sym-
phony, GADNA, currently on its
first tour of the United States and
Canada, will appear in Detroit,
Saturday, Oct. 24, at Masonic Audi-
torium. The prize-winning sym-
phonic group, which will be heard
in 35 cities on this debut tour,
will be under the distinguished Is-
raeli conductor, Shalom Ronly
Riklis.
The orchestra will offer a varied
program of classical, romantic and
contemporary works, highlighted
by the appearance of Miriam
Fried, violinist, as featured solo-
ist.
Made up of teen-agers, Gadna
was created 14 years ago to give
Israeli youngsters an outlet for
self - expression and a common pur-
pose to take good music to every
corner of their new nation. It is
the outgrowth of the IsFaeli Youth
Corps called "Gadna." The original
orchestra personel was drawn from
members of that movement, and
each year the older members of
the group are replaced by younger
players, thereby retaining its ob- ,
jeetive. The name "Gadna" is also
retained as a symbol of the origins
and spirit of this gifted organiza-
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Seymour Lipkin to Conduct
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the Music Study Club
Seymour Lipkin will appear as
guest conductor of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra, under the
auspices of the Music Study Club
in celebration of its 40th anniver-
sary. 8:30 p.m. Nov. 29 at Ford
Auditorium.
Lipkin, better known in Detroit
as a concert pianist, studied un-
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