Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1951 — Page 29
@
ITS MOVIETIME, us
you're looking for—just look at the
e o o If it’s real pleasure
Q movies coming your way! The most “wonderful parade of hits you ever saw! On this page are a few of
the pictures that will be playing
arring James Mason
fp |}
soon on the giant screen of your
favorite motion picture theatre!
| It’s going to be the most gala
show season ever! There’s nothing
Eh - FS py sS—
that can compare with this
© Rc (EE)
kind of entertainment!
Sh Sims ade pn ronediobi
LIN
4
v 5 . > ”
Bs sin ARRAN nein Enna WR ASRAesusRensnnY SES RARER ANS BERN ABENS su ERUSNEBECSHRRD san WENEN YY esas ARAN nROREDAREIREARERER Ames sasesEBNIRIADEINSOIER ESA
n 8 @ Celebrating the Golden Jubilee of the Motion Picture 7 beatre! * |
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
“
£9
AE
TA ES SHON OSS HORNE RSS NANER LOSERS ERBEN NANO RSERERABRUSANEDSS
7
ne “hs vA ABET a Ee AAS ANAS EARNRY SNE RANE RRS Fria ESE ERAN ANE NNN BN ORGAN NNN RANE a es mmm mm mm II NII mI ET TT RE TE NT PR CTR FESR ARNT ER ARSE ARSE EF 5 k
7
yp
PAINTING THE CLOUDS WITH SUN. SHINE, starring Dennis Morgan, Virginia Mayo and Gene Nelson. The Sunshine Musical; nothing could be brighter, in dancing, dazzling Technicolor. Presented by Warner Bros.
PK oh ane ry
©
DETECTIVE STORY. A love story that pulls no punches, starring Kirk Douglas and Eleanor Parker. The smash Broadway play comes straight to the screen with all its heart stirring action. A Paramount Picture.
DAVID AND BATHSHEBA. Gregory Peek and Susan Hayward enact the most fiery and forbidden of the world's great love stories. A Goliath of an entertainment...in Technicolor, A 20th Century-Fox Film.
BRIGHT + VICTORY. The "shocking, adult drama that talks straight from the heart about two people who are only human! A Uni-versal-International Picture starring Arthur Kennedy and Peggy Dow.
TWO TICKETS TO BROADWAY, starring
Tony Martin, Janet Leigh, Eddie Bracken and.. Ann Miller. A star, song, and spectaclesparkled musical, gay with laGghter and glorious in Technicolor! An RKO Radio Picture.
A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, starring’ Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando. All the cone suming fire of the Pulitzer Prize and Crities Award play brought to the screen in a thrills ing production. Presented by Warner Bros.
——
THE RIVER. A distinguished Technicolor drama of the emotional currents of life as reflected along the great Ganges River. Filmed in its entirety in India. A United Artists Release.
QUO VADIS. Actually filmed in Rome, in Technicolor triumphant, the entertainment that Life and Look acclaim as “the most colossal movie ever made!” Starring Robert “Taylor and Deborah Kerr. An M-G-M Picture.
THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL. Aa unusual, unique science-fiction picture from 20th Century-Fox. Spellbinding drama of the earth faced with destruction by strange “men” and demonic machines of a distant planet.
THE MOB, ‘starring Broderick Crawford. Collier's searing series that exposed the waterfront rackets inspired the most realistic and powerful underworld drama since “The Killers”! A Columbia Picture.
A PLACE IN THE SUN. Flooding the screen with ecstasy. ..a love story of today's youth, starring Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor and Shelley Winters in fine dramatic roles. A Paramount Picture.
SATURDAY'S HERO. The football story that's never been told before... the revealing truth about the “kept men” of bigtime college football! A Columbia Picture starring John Derek and Donna Reed.
THE WELL. A new and completely different experience in motion picture entertainment— powerful, suspenseful, dramatic! A United Artists Release, with Richard Rober, Barry Kelly and Henry Morgan.
AN AMERICAN IN PARIS, to the music of George Gershwin, starring Gene Kelly and introducing a new French beauty, Leslie Caron. A magnificent Technicolor spectacle in the City of Romance! An M-G-M Picture.
ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN FABIAN, Errol Flynn as the swashbuckling scourge of the seven seas — looting the fabulous treass ures of the Spanish Main, loving glamorous Micheline Prelle! A Republic Presentation.
THUNDER ON THE HILL, starring Clau. dette Colbert and Ann Blyth. Trapped together by the fury of the flood . . . six desperate . people hiding one guilty secret! A Universal International Picture.
THE HIGHWAYMAN, All the sword-play, the romance, the excitement of a turbulent era; in Cinecolor, starring Charles Coburn, Wanda Hendrix and Philip Friend. An Allied Artists Production.
THE BLUE VEIL, starring Jane Wyman Richard Carlson and Charles Laughten. A drama of love without price — and withou$ question, that reveals the heart of » woman An RKO Radio Picture.