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Havden and Viveca Lindfors, at 1:43, 3.50, 6, 8:05 and 10:15, co FNHIANA » ’ \ > “= By HENRY BUTLER . “The Golden Tarde,” Ann ev . yar } X RF l wth + x “1reele 3ivili and avid Fars t 7:05 GET .SET for a fairly: busy week, with the Circle Bix ing Davi mn athe Players and the Symphony as 10( al headliners. Steere ar 200 a0 arid oo. P Tek Also erease that‘car and fill that tank; since the Univer- KEITH'S : e : “A Place in the Sun." with Montdiv circuit 1s livening up too gomery Clift Elizabeth Taylor and sity circuit i a Mi Shelley Winters, at 1:51, 4:27, 7:0 t u pe 0 L1¢ 104 one nlers, t a1, 414% 1.0 Here in town, the Circle Players u 't ated ‘and 3.40 those ambitious experimenters playing poptial LOEW'S v ot radiiction t And speaking of pianists, those “The Man With a Cloak,” with arena-stvle productior : : Big . 3 Joseph Cotten and Leslie Caron, at on their fourth show ] ur handy Keyboard * x 18. 4.7 and 9:60 tn on u "DO Ne Crete the First Piano Quartet 4 Ande Red Badee of Courage.” Xith Jevs’ “Dangerous orne A 1 . ¢ rs . udie Murphy, at 2:40, 5:30 and 8:20. day. Friday and Saturd the 40 d Bi $s to Work on. Jo FIDDLER AND WARBLERS—Threer headliners in forthcoming musical events, both long and LYRIC \ ntlers Hotel ballrodn he lu hursday evening L . . a he» y » . ' 4 4 “Cave of Outlaws.” with MacdonA Jler Hotel ha o 7 short-hair,” are (left to right), Ruggiero Ricci, violinist who will appear with Faben Sevitzky and-the ald “Cares and Alexis Smith, at Nex week-en 1 ~ ; a . . 0. 4:35. 7:20 and 10 he Tue chadule misht add de Symphony next Sunday afternoon and the following Monday evening at the Murai; June Christy, The. Baskelln Vd with Joka Larting this th 80 RIEP: pars Bak Bard er vocalist featured with Stan Kenton's band, who will occupy the Murat for one performance Nov. Ireland. at 12:35, 3:20. 6:05 and 8.50 oN concert. St be fol vo most influential piano teach- 3 and Ferruccio Tagliavini, Metropolitan tenor, wno will sing a recital at Indiana University audi- War Brings Return lowed ; evening concert ... yhic community has had, will torium, Bloomington, next Tuesday evening. f Monday, No pay us a recital visit De 1S a = 0 ‘Femininity’ Main. attraction this week on .... acent "6i™"tHe" Marten : TW : 2) ON speei ve onthe” Martens ’ . 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Films Shatter British Horses’ Peace of Mind

British Isles to make this Technicolor -epic, based on Scott's novel, was to scour the English * countryside , for fiorses. They turned yp some 200 examples, of artistocratic horseflesh, of the finest blood lines and most photogenic appearance. Then to their dismay they discovered that these four-footed blue-bloods had grown so accustomed to the soft life of the 20th century that they could not gdapt themselves to the 12th century ex-

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