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FOFT LAUDERDALE EVS AMJ J5 SU.VSEXTLNEL, Saturday. Octol.t 10. 1964 'Cheyenne Autumn 9 Fete Wins Press MARGATE theatre State Rd. 7, Margate 972-3242 JACK WARDEN "Thin Red Line" At 7:00 and 10:21 PETER CUSHING "Evil of Frankenstein" In Color 8:55 Only MAMIE VAN DOREN I "3 Nuts In Search I Of A Bolt" I BRIGITTE BARDOT I "HER BRIDAL NIGHT" Jj 3 HITS! BORIS KARLOFF "BLACK SABBATH" 1 1 1 II 1:1111 V-J Vfyl enaDrmmvER too WAYNE MAZURKI By BOB FREUND (Amusement Editor) CHEYEXXE. WYO.

"Cheyenne Autumn" was the film to talk about, but the effect on assembled newsmen in Cheyenne could have formed a movie to be titled, "How the Press Was Won by the West." Crystal clear blue skies, endless prairies tanned by autumn winds, lakes surrounded by trees turning red, gold and brown all aided the staff of Warner Bros, to promote the latest western by the old master, John Ford. Everything possible was done to make Easterners, Southerners and Northerners feel like bona fide cowboys. Magically, sheepskin coats, Stetsons, levis and boots made their appearance, attached WHAT A WOMAN IIIMlffffllllffl i i mii in ii 'IIBB I mi I o- lil U.S. between Pompsno Deerfield somewhat embarrassingly (at first) to the frames of the Fourth Estate. After the picture's stars arrived at Ft.

Laramie for barbecue and Indian dances, interviews were set up in the ruins of an officer's barracks on the ancient parade ground. More than 200 newsmen, television and radio interviewers from the United ADULT SHOW CHIEF VVOODENLEGS, CARROLL, STEWART, JIM KING during ceremonies at 'Cheyenne Autumn' premiere KIM NOVAK LAURENCE HARVEY 3 f.l 'i i4 UN vv.oC-'lvltirXot. I MAUbhAlvl States, Japan, Canada, France and Britain invaded Cheyenne last weekend, and it isn't an easy task to secure interesting interviews on such a massive junket. SEPARATE INTERVIEWS But as we sat in the roofless, windowless barracks, the stars entered one by one, giving the assembled newsmen as much time as they wished to ask questions. Burly Mike Mazurki, the 6 ft.

4'a 240-pound wrestler turned actor, was the first to be interviewed. Mike's not a star, but one of the most reliable character actors in the business. He's made more than 125 films. Mike's 53 years old, has had every bone broken in his body, and been blind three times. Yet, he wrestled just last year in an exhibition bout.

Would he like to play a lover on screen? "Sure," growled Mike, "but look at this face." RUSSIAN COOLIE He began in films when Joseph Von Sternberg was searching for a hulking type to portray a Russian coolie in "The Shangai Gesture." Did he believe in women wrestling? "Absolutely." he replied. "I'd love to wrestle one." His favorite role was in "Murder, My Sweet," and his ambition is to fill the late Victor McGlaglen's place. Patrick Wayne presented a modest, unassuming personality to the press. Handsome, slightly resembling father John Wayne, Pat is the first to admit it's nice to have a famous father. What does he think of John Ford as a director? Wayne laughed when he answered: "Well, he's my display, not to mention the gold-leafed transparent blouse she wore with her gold lame riding pants.

"Cheyenne Autumn" will open a reserved-seat engagement in Miami Beach after the first of the year. 'Secret Invasion' Is Exeitinii Film i IN COLOR There were branding exhibitions, calf-roping, calf-riding, and demonstrations where horses cut and returned calves to the herd. Herds of antelope and buffalo grazed about. In Cheyenne later we viewed the parade which celebrated both the film and the dedication of the actual Cheyenne Autumn Trail, highlight-i American Landmarks Week. All the stars participated, with Carroll Baker gathering the most attention by virtue of her equestrienne U.S.

I-Ft Loud-Pqnio City LimiU 'V LAST ft NITE 7:00 Iji movie inn; clock "THE SECRET INVASION" Rip-roaring, bloody adventure of World War II. Stars Stewart Granger, Raf Vallone, Mickey Rooney, Edd Byrnes, Henry Sylva, William Campbell. A Frankje Avalon "Annette" Funicello GAY EOCA RATON, Federal Hwy. piiobcc lion- cir.uTiwr. kcw unuea Arrisrs picrure in lecnnicoior MarthaHyer UC I AN at THE VISIT at 3, and Panavision.

At the Coral Ridge 6:30, 8:30, 10:15. Theater. 't CORAL RIDGE, 333? Federal Ft. Lauderdale SECRET INVASION! "The Secret Invasion" seems at 1:33, 3:33, 5:33, 7:33, 9:33. nrrlvf FLORIDA.

30 Las Ola Bivd. P1 one thing that Seems John, whom Pat describes as "unique," has little faith in modern method teaching. Does he feel hindered or does he benefit from having a famous father? "In a word," said Pat, "it's a help, but you've got to work it out on your own in this business after the doors are opened for you." INDIAN CEREMONY After this session, we crossed the prairie to an Indian village camp site. A huge barbecue preceded the ceremonies which made Cheyenne tribesmen of James Stewart and Carroll Baker. A golden light in the west silhouetted the foothills around the camp, and a roaring bonfire was started.

Where else could a columnist from the tropics participate in a war dance, hoofing it between Chief John Woodenlegs, president of the Northern Chey-ennes and a bearded, mon-ocled correspondent from London? Appetites were stimulated by the pure, crisp air the next morning, and after ranch-style breakfasts, newsmen were chauffeured to the Hyde Mer-ritt Ranch and the Wyoming Hereford Ranch, a small pad 96 square miles in size. Keenan Wynn K0W SHOWING! OPEN 1:45 P.M. DAILY RICHAfJD EGAN DOROTHY McGUIRE "A SUMMER PLACE" OLIVIA CEHAVILLAND "LADY IN A CAGE" ataal32oT War 11 dramas will gateway, 1820 sunrise never die as long as adventure. Lauderdal? MAGIC BOY at i jumbo at the visit at 2:30, i excitement and examples of 7:55, jraw courage are dished up in HOLLYWOOD, 1710 Harrison Holly-! wood invasion of the star blood red color. thjs ngw one doesn-t et for my president at 2, 4, 6, io.

the adventure seeker down. moves rapidly, the perform- I FRED fMtURRAY ances are good, and the color ofo fojo.o photography is breath taking. The six principle men arrive in Yugoslavia In Beautiful COLOR COMEDIES EASTMAN COLOR to undertake a WORlfffiOUTSHiHf I President 4:10, 8, 9:50. POMPANO CINEMA, 3251 Federal Pompano Beach KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT at 2:25, 4:45, 7:10, 9:35. SUNRISE CJNEMA 2630 Sunrise Ft.

Lauderdale KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT at 2, 4:10, 6:10, 8: 10, 10:10. SUNRISE CINEMA II, 2630 Sunrise Ft. Lauderdale BEHOLD A PALE HORSE at 1:50, 3:50, 5:50, 7:50, 10. DR IVE-INS ARROW, 3C01 State Rd. 7.

Hollvjvood THE CADDY at NEVER TOO YOUNG at BLACK SABBATH St 1IOTIOM flCTUf ro ADULTS ONLY! HE'S STUDYING ACTING Pat finished his education before entering films as a career. He first wanted to be a priest, but now that he's had a taste of movie-making, he's studying acting "against my father's wishes." FILM ARLENE DAHL ecward amorews lLI VVALLAun Women of the World Starts Sun. "Kissin Cousins" secret e- sent in a veri-j table U.N. team of com-! mandos. This1 has all been done before, but it doesn't: REVIEW 10:43 DAVIE 3320 SW Davie WEEKEND PANTRY SPECIAL the! ocrrcQry Ft.

Lauderdaie A SHOT take aw ay'il FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY I DARK at SEVENTH DA at 9:05 MINIATURE 1 ff pr I cnase or rirsi at regular nric of tl 95 tX'ST031 KUILT ofQAtdLL sxxnw Citrefully Concocted Cocktails MICHEL0D DRAFT BEER Vz Block So. of Seors Town U.S. 1 Phone JA 2-9646 from the excellence of the presentation here. Unusual settings of Yugoslavia lend interest, and the cast, headed by Stewart Granger, Mickey DELRAY, 1601 Federal Delray 3 NUTS IN SEARCH OF A BOLT at 7:05, 10; i HER BRIDAL NIGHT at 8:45. FEDERAL, Federal Pompsno Beach THE PRIZE at 7: A SHOT IN THE DARK at WORLD OF HENRY ORIENT at 11.

9:15 WITH PETER SELLERS and ELKE SOMMER 2 "WORLD OF "3 "THE PRIZE" HENRY ORIENT" 7 pm. 1 I :00 p.m. Peter Sellers Paul Newman Elko Sommer With Reg. $2.00 iQd Order or More. Kit Whole Baby Roast Stuffed Chicken.

GOLD COAST. 1021 Federal I il' Reg! jguiarly S9c oeerfieid of human bondage at! r.ooney, nat auone and Henry Sylva tone down the heroics 7, DR. STRANGLLOVE at 9. HI-WAY, U.S. 1 at Ft.

Lauderdale-Dania ii.v. ft 1 FREE FRONT DOOR PARKING -A SUMMER PLACE at BIKINI FORUM RESTAURANT Las Olas at the Ocean Free Parking LADY IN A CAGE BEACH at 9:35 III enough to make the film believable and suspenseful. It's good to see the neglected Granger on the screen again, and at 11:25. MARGATE, State Rd. 7, Margate THE THIN RED LINE at 7, THE EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN at 8:55.

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