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Show House, Utah Thursday, June 6, 1957 crwrni t?aqt rNmFPF.NDENT ugar Page 2 n - ' SOUTHEAST THEATRE STARDUST A WEEKLY FEATtltE OF THE SOUTHEAST THEATRE IN SUGARHOUSE M First Name Contest Last week we held a Contest entitled "How well Do you know your Southeast Theatre?" which created a great deal of interest. This week we are giving new entrants a chance to win "Guest Tickets" to see a forthcoming Southeast Theatre attraction. There are several movie stars that have the same first names. Take those that we have listed, give the first and last name of as many as you think of. The con-testants with the largest correct lists will win Guest tickets as follows; The largest list will re-ceive 2 passes and the next 4 correct lists will receive 1 pass each. (1.) Robert (2.) John (3.) James (4.T Richard (5.) William Mail your entry on a 2c post-card, in case of a tie the earlier post-mar- k will be the tie-break- er. Get in on the fun and win free tickets to a fine movie. Last week's winners were as follows: Judy Ovard of 1966 Lincoln Lane. Reuben Burgess of 1855 Osage Orange. Maureen Larsen of 7655 So. 27th East. Robert Barnum of 7691 Dell Road in Sandy. Paul Harrison of 29 Redondo Ave. Passes for the above will be presented to each winner upon his showing proper identification. They will be good anytime dur-ing the run of "Boy On A Dol-phin" which plays through Tues-day June 11. Be sure that they are picked up and used by this date. jot tt)!!!. ! fM in! Statuesque Sophia Loren, whose beautiful proportions have fast become a world-wid- e legend, shows them to adminable ad-vantage in her role or a fiery Greek peasant girl who sets co-sta- rs Alan Ladd and CUfton Webb doing battle in Twen-tieth Century-Fox'- s Boy on a Dolphin." The romatic coipdy, filmed n Greece in Cinema Scope with De Lux color. Now playing through Tuesday - Southeast Theatre. Clothes Didn't Make the Girl Sophia Loren, Italy's new sex bombshell, is skyrocketing to in-ternational fame by appearing as be-ragg- ed and disheveled as costum-e- makeup artists can possibly get her to look. In "Boy on a Dolphin," now at the Southeast Theatre, she plays a hot-temper- ed Greek peasant girl who swims in skirt and blouse (by tucking the skirt bottom through her legs and under her belt) and wears no makeup whatsoever. Upon completing "Boy on a Dolphin" for Twentieth Century- - make "Legend of the J-- wun Fox, she moved on to Libya to John Wayne, in which she plays a shiftless girl whose -- costumes are cut to the minimum because the action takes place in the sweltering desert. Recently sued by an Italian drssmaker who claimed he de-signed the clothes that made her famous, the Miss Loren insisted that it was "the lack of clothes, or at least not very nice clothes, that have made people notice me in films." 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King NATIONAL EDITORIAL 1 fclT0N NOW PLAYING o Ends Tuesday TWO TOP FLIGHT ATTRACTIONS TOGETHER - BIT -- WEDNESDAY, JUNE I2TH MATINEE ONLY Hey Kids! Free Movies every Wed. aftrn. GET YOUR FREE TICKETS FROM SUGAR HOUSE STORES 2 COMPLETE SHOWS 12 NOON & 2:30 P.M. W John LUND .a,cNta...KluM & COIOR b. K Lux! ALSO SERIAL AND COMEDIES J PARENTS ! ! SUMMER ACCORDION TRIAL PLAN $5.00 For 6 Weeks Here's what we offer: ONE PRIVATE l2 HOUR LESSON EACH WEEK ALL MUSIC FURNISHED USE OF ACCORDION $18.00 Value for only $500 SOUTH EAST SCHOOL OF MUSIC 2152 SOUTH 9TH EAST , (ecrest tht Hfttt tt orit Ick.el) , roruui riANO saxophoni violin OUUtil ELudl r IS SCHOOL of MUSIC o.t acmimw with f tiw ir (Across the street from TELEPHONE HU 4-12- 51 the Forest School KIITH OUSTAVlSOM.Mfr. Nr..l lniltW ! C,.lL QlL roMr riot t4 Ham.n4 Solrw L I DZ OOUTn YTn CAST Martha Hyer Gets Dressed Up Martha Hyer, who won her long-ter- m contract with Universal-Intern-ational Studios because she was one of the most glam orous women studio casting ex-evutiv- es had ever seen, is finally getting a chance to go glamorous on the screen. 'I've been waiting for this one a long, long time," says Martha of her co-starri- ng role with Van Johnson and Piper Laurie in TJ-I- 's "Kelly and Me," now play-ing at the Southeast Theatre. - "Glamour, for me, has been a strange thing," explains the Texas-bor- n blonde beauty. "When I first started in Hollywood, I did 'plain Jane' roles and attract-ed hardly any attention at all. Finally, I did a real glamour role-comp- lete with Edith Head gowns-- in 'Sabrina.' That started things rolling, won the U-- I con-tract--a- nd that's the last I saw of glamour until now." Martha hastens to add that she was more than happy with her first roles, dramatically speaking. "It was just that in my first film I was hidden under a black wig and a heavy, wide hoopskirt,, in the second I was tailored WAVE uniform, and in the third and fourth I was a staunch heroine of the old Wiest in either crinolise sun dresses or riding breeches. My. feminine morale was at a point less than zero." At long last, however, Martha has won a starring role as a femme fatalea break for audi- - as well as herself. In "Kelly she portrays a top movie of "the 30's-a- nd has a to match. Iences if you don't think I took of this one," says a gleam in her eye, "just my slink!" |