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Show William Holden for Dorothy Kilpallen in preparation 100,000 Miles, a Year - (Editor r'Note- stepped into motion pictures, and a dairy of mine would read like a travel brochure. 100,000 Miles a Year NEW YORK During the past 10 years, Holden writes: London, at the moment, Is T have covered an average of 100,000 miles a year, with blue-gkieand one peak jear 1960 notchas almost ing up a record of 170,000 Calias sunny miles. It's the modern trend forma. It is in movie-makinHollywood also full of V regards the world as its oyAmerican vtsi- - $ ster, and no motion picture tors, and thoe worth its salt would ever who haven't be made inside a studio these f visited Bi itain days. several foT Just a short while ago, I years are find-in- g was in Kenya, where I have it hard to a business interest in a sarecognize the Mr. fari club. A cable arrived anplace. London Holden is going verti- nouncing that filming was to M cal. Skyscrapers are going, be resumed on Counterfeit Susan Hayward, starring eademy Award-winninup everywhere. Even the Traitor in Stockholm. Ada," due for Salt Lake showing, is a roads are changing, and the Would 1 make. my way out commuter. s view with misgiv- -- there immediately? f It was, I Judged, going to of part lopping-ofthe ing be a tight schedule because of Hyde Park to make way I was due to join Clifton for a new highway. Webb and France Nuyen in But the fact that I am So you commute already. That's what she did during Leo McCarey's production of here is something of a surYou thinks you got probNever Sleeps, and filming of Ada,- to 7Satan it me, although lems? e-last This champion commuter - prise I.had heard Jn conshouldnt he. The world When Susan Hayward hurhas taken up residence in nection with this was that I a lot since I first ries outofher .rambhng jCarrolltomGaMy family ranch house to go to the kids me about all that travelDoors open at all Intermountain Theatres studio and slave over a hot but ing," says Susan, Immediately After Parade Today! role, she has a 3,000-miltheyre Hot complaining as Always Cool and Comfortable plus jet flight ahead of her. long as I dont. . Dorothy cacation Her guest columnist today is actor Holden.) on jp d f g prize-winnin- g die-hard- Commuter? Susans the Tops has-shru- nk -th- Par for Actor would have to fly out to was still overseas on a movie location. Next, Jack HawHong Kong, Two Other Messages kins, but he was just flying off to foreign climes for a I travelled back to Switzpicture. now is which erland, my With relief, I found France home, to find twfo other mesNuj n fit and well. When we sages telling me that there were cast together for The jvas no need for me to hurry World of Suie Wong, we because shooting "bn both got through our films had been delated .flus scarcely in Hong Kong enabled me to fill in JO dajs before she collapsed and had I to that had promised spend to be replaced. in Greece, then I went on to , So heie I am, just another Stockholm, completed CounAmerican abroad, and as I home to terfeit Traitor, got am currently portrajing a Sw itzerland for one day and clerg man I might say that discovered that my presence this Is the theme for my was needed at Elstree Stusermon today. dios, near London, for Satan Thousands Abroad Never Sleeps. Because movie actors are Hong Kong? Not a mention of it. The studio lot at not by any means the only Elstree had been turned into American globetrotters, I a vast Chinese hinterland, -- hazard at this that a guess and locations were to be shot very moment several hunin Wales, s dred thousand Still on Location are around the speeding Naturally, the first thing I world on business, several w anted tado was fa look up more thousands on vacation some old chums. Sir-Al- ee and thatrsevei-athousands Guinness, for one. But he more are packing their bags 1 30, 5 05, 7 40, Man" 12 70, 1 70, 10 15. 4 20, 4 20, R 20, 10 20 Motor.Vu, "lad,.,' Man" 30, 11 45. "ladi' I OS, r J'r Sa" th "Voyag. Rortom a II 00, 15, 7 45, 10. 4 05, 4 50, 9 25 Jotk." - SS nuaoAY 2 William. Holden Graca Rally Ranald Ragan di a - - ijWgl5p! flASHEW MEANS fL OS DURING NEB UCNT NO ONE SEATED LAST 1 MINUTES $ riAtfeB EDGE THE -- I flti0cuut Air Conditiened Open Noon Adults 75c Till Jpm. Children IS T m ill I e, Hsor f' 25 51 Into AND Jeriy You Must See Open Nightly 4 p Child yr s .. nf itSSS DOORS "CARTHAGE IN FLAMES" OPEN AFTER PARADE 75 Popular Prlees! .5.jlrk 7121 TUDiO IMIN Now! DOORS OPEN SI. 50-5- 2 AFTER PARADE 51 TILL . IJKCKS ClMKCk'lOlffl .jiFumpujimumm SELSKX KUfWllONAl tltAMG j 7 PM. Prices This Theatre Uptown te 1 I k i Ira SHOW AT DUSK Ji liiu&dC tWILIf KETE1 IV STARTING AT A"rt 8:30 P.M. & Theatre Open . . Sun. 1pm mmm 1 LmmiJ HAPPY SUMMER RITJ BE SMOWM Ht AWT 0TIE1 HU 7 7894 3092 HIGHLAND fHEATSE Park FREE All Day R.ar of Thatr " OPEN NOON DAILY EM 52 t. Mam Shaw start 12, 3, 4 4 9 Adult 51 till 2, than 51 25, Child 50 a . r Fathers m 39th South AM AT DUSK 4 Adults 51 25 Children To Be- -j tm4 V.ilP 1 30 10 ' ifrmsim Regulof Prxee cm or the o' o all-tim- ceut nmrwms! e .H-- " adyJ. .COLOR by De LUXE 7800 0, Children Fran NOW! UNSURPASSED . P $1.1 Opan MAGNIFICENCE starring Start at Duk T p.m. AND SPECTACLE! m ' '(J SHIRLEY DAN AND JONES DAILEY CANTINFLAS SALUTING THE CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL! hat novor known lovo ttory to compart with thisl Brian HOLLWOODl ADDED EXTRA SPECIAL (M . I jTeOIfIi&IPR an0 Fok more fun . . . LUZZr? 'Donald ,;. Wheel' Tha (croon lea til j go O.SEIZNICKS rnoage aon of DAVID GONE Feature ClnemaScopa and Color t Margaret iutchfus twrv op me me tour with the wind KTESi &uiU CuaMAoee III jT:rrr. II '9sm 50 Shtw Tonit. last Complat J swrtchl ry OPEN u dice Ooief family Affair Bulliefwl.s DR. IS UTAH i 1100 East Second Marriage Was Supposed y. Starts Dusk K,,u Wed., Sat. Weekday Only Noon to 6 p.m. .. PICTURE Open 7 Theatre Open 7:30 CemfortakiyCeel rttfcdJw.lhoF.-i- SF ShovT p.m. a! 8:30 MATINEES . at 8:30 p.m. WALT DISMAY'S DfTioaxiiwaArtR One 1 00 Engagement Only II, Children 35 ADULTS Theatre Open 2 T Reserve Seats Now on Sale! im t 1 10 ULSJ HI. OPEN at 1 Low el Thomas Merian C Cooper Presentation Tha tcraan hat never known e love story to compare with thill AT 12 45, 3 05, 5 25, 7 45, 10 00. 75 Till 1, Ttn $1, Children 35 C MATINEE NIGHTLY :EMSa Daily Noon 9 p.m. FEATURES 2 SHOWS TODAY! Matinees $5.00; Evening! $1.25 Students With Card (All Performances) 500 Children Under 12 (All Performances) 50 5, THEN 51 25, CHILD. 35c V TtlVt-i- SEATS ADULTS. lamia Ulit RESERVED Theatre Open 7 30 Villa Theatre MARGARET MITCHEUS 410 MJP AC OUUKMT- muiepjf Se on lltk Eurt IN NIGHTLY SALUTING THE CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL! GONE WITH THE WIND NO n' 1 at IVow It EVENINGS ot 8 30 p m-- TIU 2, THEN 51, CHILD. 35c IT Return Engagement Sat , Sun., Hoi. SI 50 S2 00 Hmn-FMml- Sk Insidel Delightfully COOL u IllPIrtl Wednesday SI 25 SI 50 PmmlmHmm BmmmPtwiUiit ItomSmm uvm Italia CO-HI- T PICT!) MATINEES ot 2 p m. i Ti T W COLOR Supporting Actress See It While You're in Salt Lake City! vjrfirt'FnfSM r., and Eastman Kx) BEST! BEST! 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PARK FREE AFTER 4 RAMP PARKING CENTER Travel With Lowell Thomas on a Modern load, Sea and Air Odyssey to Interesting Places in America and Europe. Evoryono talking At I p I Adult 7 Sc TiH 2, Than $1 Children 25c Any Time YOU 5) 00 Ml 2 p m Than Children 25c Open Immediately After Parade Ends I TWIN-DIL- L Participate Action , Moors Nvo COLOR the Greatest Entertainment of the Present Generation, Source. pp?V; "rtv h SO-EAS- T lpm. pat. To YOU she became a woman ever night! V Opan YOU ARE THERE was only 18, but mfn Ipm. MURRAY Opan 1 Welcome All Visitors -- Fanny THE LIST I I FILMS TODAY! usDLtmr NO ONE At heatres T0DAYI Fox RIALTO iWIWiaiilMIAUUl I tHTfiwinwr VILLA e. BRIDGE AT TOKO Rl IS 45, Ey.d On 10 OS. at all MATINEES UPTOWN l FEATURE TIMES TIMES t - NI0NE- FEATURE "Fanny" war-stricke- fellew-Ameri-can- , HERR nations to understand one another, and every visitor to a foreign country, whatever his status, is an ambassador for his own country. And too many Americans a small minority, but still too many are apt to forget that it is not their own country they are in. They behave as if they were still in the States and expect everything to be exactly as it would be at home. I was appalled when I heard of one American who caused considerable offense by lighting a cigarette from the Eternal Flame set beneath Pariss Arc de One American doing this brings discredit which reflects on the vast majority who behave themselves. -- e GllllY COOPER for sight seeing in foreign parts. What sort of welcome are Americans receiving when they go abroad? The answer is a happier one than I could have give.n a few years ago, when it was quite customary to see Go Home Yanks chalked up on walls in almost every European country. No Longer Resentment Yanks are no longer invited to go home, though there may be arguments of a political nature. With pi returning to the countries, there is no longer that same resentment at the free spending riches of visitois. It has never been more important than it is today for 1BUE H0iM-01stuNiai ieiiAlllliD, ,fwttnowL "ctu ii I 1 t ? cocon kyOCUAXt DAVID i S. I nonii 2nd Feature at cWr DEBBIE CURT JURGENS M ' . Pl-U- . . . 2 CARTOONS Park-Y- u Only REYNOLDS JOHN SAXON "THIS HAPPY FEELING" sy w In CinamoScapo and Colar |
