THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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Thursday and Friday
JANUARY 31, FEBRUARY 1
Peter Sellers in
I'M ALL RIGHT, JACK
with Ian Carmichael and Terry-Thomas.
Sellers Best Comedy.
SHORT: Falling Pink.
FEBRUARY 2, 3
Marion Brando in Elia Kazan's
ON THE WATERFRONT
Karl Malden, Eva Marie Saint, Rod Steiger, Lee J. Cobb
8 ACADEMY AWARDS!
Music by Leonard Bernstein.
SHORT: Eldora (COLOR) by G. Markopoulos.
FEBRUARY 7, 8
The Academy Award Winning
STALAG 17
Starring William Holden, Don Taylor and Otto Preminger.
Directed by Billy Wilder.

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FEBRUARY 28, MARCH 1
Kinugara's
GATE OF HELL
The finest TECHNICOLOR ever filmed! Starring Michiko
Kyo, Kana Hasegawa. Grand Prize Cannes.
ACADEMY AWARDS!
SHORT: A Publisher Is Known By The Company He
Keeps. Literary celebrities examined by the intimate
camera of Alfred Knopf.
MARCH 2, 3
ANN ARBOR PREMIERE!
Nilsson's SUMMERSKIN
Starring Alfredo Alcon and Graciela Borges. An Argentinian,
film lauded by the critics and compared to Henry James
in its subtleties of social contrasts.
SHORT: An Early Farce.
MARCH 7, 8
Tennessee Williams'
CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF
(COLOR) Starring Elizabeth Taylor as Maggie the Cat, Paul
Newman, Burl Ives, Judith Anderson, Jack Carson. 10 BEST
AWARDS! Powerful drama. Cartoon.
MARCH 9, 10
Jean Renoir s
GRAND ILLUSION,
Jean Gabin, Pierre Fresnay. Number 5 of the Best Twelve
Films of All Time, Brussels International Film Critics Poll.
SHORT: Weegee's New York. (COLOR). By the master
of camera tricks !

MARCH 30, 31
ANN ARBOR PREMIERE!
Eisenstein's STRIKE
A Silent Classic. Prize Winner, Paris, 1925. A. Antonov and
G. Aleksandrov. A must for its cinematic technique!
APRIL 18, 19
Lorraine Hansberry's
RAISIN IN THE SUN
Starring Sidney Poitier, Claudia McNeal, Ruby Dee. From
the Pulitzer Prize wnning play, with the original Broadway
cast.
APRIL 20, 21
Kurt Weill's
THE THREE PEN NY OPERA
Lotte Lenya, Rudolph Foerster, Carole Neher, Fritz Rasp.
Music by Weill, Lyrics by Berthold Brecht. A powerful Ger-
man production. Awards, 1932.

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APRIL 25 and 28

Thursday and Sunday Only!

FEBRUARY 9, 10

Rodgers and Hart
PAL JOEY
(COLOR)
Starring Frank Sinatra, Rita Hayworth and Kim Novak.
SHORT: Trumpit.
(No Friday or Saturday Showings Because of Architecture
Open House.)
y 1, 2, 3 Three-Day Showing

Rene Clair's
THE ITALIAN STRAW HAT
"The funniest film of all time!" From the force by Eugene
Labiche, with Alice Tissot and Albert Prejean.
SHORT: Sunday. Greenwich Village Folksingers
battle the police.

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MARCH 14, 15

At 7:00 and 9:20!

FEBRUARY 14, 15

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Humphrey Bogart in
THE CAINE MUTINY
(COLOR)
Co-starring Fred MacMurray, Van Johnson and Jose Ferrer.
ACADEMY AWARD WINNER!
RUARY 16, 17
LUIS BUNUEL'S
VIRI DIANA
Starring Silvia Pinal, Fernando Ray, Francisca Rabal.
Grand Prize, Cannes, 1961 ! Banned in Spain and France
because of its extraordinary study of personal and social
decay. "Black Humor... corrosive ... spontaneous."

Marion Brando's
ONE-EYED JACKS
(COLOR) Brando's Tour de Force. Also starring Karl
Malden and Katy Jurado. A striking film, blending
melodrama with poetry.
MARCH 16, 17
INGMAR BERGMAN'S
THE DEVIL'S WANTON
Doris Svevlund, Birger Malmsten, Eva Henning, Hasse
Ekman. By the Master of the intellectual camera.
SHORT: Listen Lester! A rollicking farce of the 1920's
with Louise Fazenda, Eva Novak, Alec France.
MARCH 21, 22
The "KOLOSSAL" Silent Classic (1922)
LUCREZIA BORGIA
The orgiastic "Dolce Vita" of the Renaissance papal family
whose name is infamy itself, from the North German Luth-
eran imagination of Richard Oswald. Starring Conrad Veidt,
William Dieterle and Heinrich George.
SHORT: Mr. Magoo's Masterpiece.
MARCH 23, 24
Fernandel and Toto in
THE LAW IS THE LAW
Postponed from last semester, this is a "rich, warm, earthy
satire on the absurdity of international arrangements."
SHORT: Martin et Gaston (COLOR) - Edinburgh, Gold
Reel Awards. The adventures of two small boys who set
out to sea, to a background of children's art.

Shakespea re's
ROMEO AND JULIET
Norma Shearer, Leslie Howard, John Barrymore,
Oliver, Basil Rathbone, Andy Devine. Produced
Thalberg. Remarkable performances, especially,
as Mercurio. An excellent screen interpretation.

FEBRUARY 20, 21, 22


Edna Mae
by Irving
Barrymore

Special Three-Day Showing !

MAY 4, 5
DAYS OF THRILLS
AND LAUGHTER
Douglas Fairbanks, Laurel and Hardy, Chaplin, Sennett, Ben
Turpin, Mabel Normand, Ruth Rolland. The best anthology
of silents, highlights from the thrillers and farces of Holly-
wood's inventive years.
SHORT: Blood and Fire.
MAY 9, 10
Judy HlIdaY in
BORN YESTERDAY
Co-starring William Holden and Broderick Crawford. The
ACADEMY AWARD winning comedy that launched Judy
Holliday to fame.
SHORT: Mother's Day. A satirical view.
MAY 11, 12
Rene Clement's
FORPIDPEN GAMES
Brigette Fossey, George Poujouly. A horrifying film, out of
the ordinary vein, in which refugee children enact ceremon-
ies that suggest the doom of mankind. Grand Prize, Venice.
ACADEMY AWARD. New York Critics Awards.
-SHORT: The Half Back of Notre Dame. A Mack Sennett
farce with Andy Clyde.
MAY 15, 16, 17, 18, 19

John Huston's production of Stephen Crane's
THE RED BADGE
OF COURAGE
Commemorating the Civil War Centennial.
Starring Audie Murphy and Bill Mauldin.
SHORTS: "The True Story of the Civil War," from the
Mathhew Brady photographs, and "A Time Out of War"
(ACADEMY AWARD!)
FEBRUARY 23, 24

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Burt Lancaster, Frank Sinatra (his comeback performance),
Montgomery Clift, Ernest Borgnine, Deborah Kerr.
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Carol Keeds
OUR MAN IN HAVANA
Starring Alec Guiness, Noel Coward, Ralph Richardson and C
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vESAR CAD E OPATRA
'ivien Leigh, Claude Raines, Stewart Granger and