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Show Zeppelin Tags British Actor The Salt Ricnaid Hunulall, a pir-- i ner.t Britisn actoi, ull postray Rear Admiral -- Blirkei" Hall, the chief of Bnta.n s By began his screen career !n 1930, has appeared in many films and stage plays, more than 1,500 radio broadcast and numer- if A'v ISt Ck. - : ous highly successful television progt ams. starr-nZeppelin Elbe Sommer and Michael Yoik. : being produced by Owen and directed by Crump Etienne Pener. Then V,gil read in Variety, is show biMness papei. that Cash Knk Douglas ueie to st.a in a motion putuie, a A western called Gun t al DLLCF, XM -T- heJku:-llla Apai.be lnaians here, as well as other Indian tribes, had long had a fondness for Johnny Cash, the country folk singer, who has used h.s national television appearances to sing and talk about Indians who have had their lands taken fiom them by force. So Charlie Vigil, of the Tubal Count. ll of the Jicanllr Apaches, contemplated asking Cash to help dedicate the tribes new electronic components factory m northwest New Mexico. Fight Why not. Vigil thought, have the Apaches put up the million needed to finance the movie and have the movie made m New Mexico? Vigil called Cash with the of ter The ere of the picture, Ronnie Lubin and haloid Jatk Bloom, had been planning to film the movie m Spain w ii n Spanish financial backing But they decided to accept the Apaches oflei. S2 pie-ide- nt hooting file movie in New Mexico aKo meant that the d piodueeis tould use Lint crews instead of Spanish crews. A spokesman for the mov- I xsitj : 4vY imiuncKTH Dmmmni jEm socks Lamont Johnson is directing the movie, which is now in production rear Santa Fe. TfO miles flora the Apache reservation but still close enough for the tribes accountant, Grabial Abeyra. and even Vigil and the Apache director of tourism. Bill Riggs, to keep an on their investment. The 1,800 Jicarilla Apaches so 'ailed because of the name of their reservation Hollv-woo- iemakers, said: Because the movie is being privately financed, we are m the unusual position of being able to take the best offer for distribution rights. C7 197 ee EVERY DAY MKimtT I laige sums of to invest in recent vears because oi income from gas and oil leases and som uranium on their reservations. Under tribal law's, surplus business income is distributed on a dividend basis, and the businesses owned by the Apaches are owned in the same manner, (Copyright) LOVE BUG . . . YOULL ROAR 6 cAT THE BOATNIKSI yy W McauEimtusstT had monev SeVm IVALTDISN -- I have MATINEES rr Fabian's Pretty Boy Floyd In Film Dated, Wednesday S EU Mat tin Wald on Yoik Times Witr TONIGHT STARTING 8:30 P Astrid Warner and Fabian Forte star in Pretty Boy, which is set to open at Lyric and Highland. The fickleness of fame was brutally proven to the gang leaders who gained reputations as public enemies during the early 1930s. A Bullet for Pretty Boy, opening Wednesday at the Lyric Theatre and Highland Drive-In- , is based on the exploits of Charles Floyd, one the notorious killers of the Now e in World War I m tne Getty - McDonald - Frorr.ke-- s motion picture production of Zeppelin. who Tribune, Friday, July Id, Apache Indian Trine Finances Movie Slarrins; Johnny Cash i Hurndall, lake . Htummus REDBOOK A ROSS HUNTER Production era. The film stars Fabian Forte, Jocelyn Lane, Astrid Warnei and Adam Roarke. Story researchers preparing the screenplay for the film found that during a period of a few months, most of the gangsters who had earned the public enemy label were put out of action by the courts or police and FBI bullets. CO-HI- T M0T0R-V- BURT UNCASTER WALT DISMEY DEAN MARTIN PRODUCTIONS JEAN SEBER6 JACQUELINE BISSET GEORGE KENNEDY HELEN HAYES VAN HEFLIN MAUREEN STAPLETON BARRY NELSON LLOYD NOLAN DANAWYNTER BARBARA HALE OlTHFATRiSS AlBun gacty SOuofl Trar-n MCCA HCCONOf Watch the landlord get his. 0" and vtly is ALl it tw Cuutti rCMPCSIO IfCNOuClie RfO NEWMAN UNIVERSAL PICTURE If I IN! N0u TTINI0 ARTHUR TECHNICOLOR Piotfuctfin inf 5Cf(NlO itff HOCUtlt SfATON ROSS HUN U R fSlau lUtAOwmp TODD AO F- -T ROB jljj MORSE STEFANIE POWERS PHIL SILVERS Technicolor uEEl starring BEAUBRIDGES LEE GRANT ; and PEARL BAILEYasMarge" COLOR by Deluxe United Artists : EXCLUSIVE : ENGAGEMENT: es' "NPa alive...takes on a whole army SHOWS AT 12:40 3- - 00 5:15 7:30 9:45 with two guns and a They make their own laws VI fistful of at The Cheyenne dynamite! Social Club m r mg" ? 99f it, V NEW POLICY NOnUlKNEUtNCIWaNESOITS NO RESERVED JAAES STEWART HENRY FONDA THE CHEYENNE EXCLUSIVE mm sucwEUNCDOd JAlSDEBBIE Q Panavision HEBOS' W&mi Zad. WEEK 5 -J- ACKPALANCE CANDICE GOULD BERGEN -- cetwS sigfV Dltlicious 1st DIRECT FROM ITS T If DRIVE-I- Two pur ground beef patties. Two slices of Dee'a special mild cheese . . . N SHOWING! L ENGAGEMENT... A Big Musical Hi- tIn The Winner's Corner!" -- ARC Explosions Of Laughter!" vTem wvMaNincnwiM UE CUNT Mmihiii V - ' igtj A JEAN LVOTBmWSEBtKG' CK.t: ylltiaUAlffDi'i ) "Kijmssr1 M EE T AVARVIN COLOR "JACK LEMMON & SANDY DENNIS PLAY OFF fCH other like pros. RICH LODES OF COMEDY... ROCKS WITH LAUGHTER!" -- NY. l Y y "JOE HAMATH DAILY j.'icu siinsY ALEr.r:a:i bh:.is irascsusmar ,p,EfiS STARTS TONIGHT fousE "J M M llMASH,,oauuuncyCu d?v GRAND (Yaime PRIZE WINNER i:SorM U THEATRE!12l) Lrw-- Vy TWICE THE FUN. IN A BUN! EXCLUSIVE ivam'lwwsm. DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER WITH TWO OF EVERYTHING RESERVED-SEA- 25. 'SWEET CHARITY' sa81 f; s CO-HI- ELLIOTT GPl Mayer Presents a Kalzka Loeb Production starring Eastwood, Telly Savalas, Don Rickies, Carroll O'Connor and Donald Sutherland inKELLYS HEROES' Ranavisiorfand Metrocolor 45,3 25,S15f, KCDWOOO - . ip'll U 11 Tthe Continuation of James A.Mkhejierb mrmm Clint Pl Y'.i t;V Technicolor" A Lr !r?4 MAURICE GARNER REYNOLDS RONET ? v? 4 a MARTIN RACKIN production SOOAlSDbI SHIRLEY JONES SEATS 5- -. NEVER HAVE SO FEW TAKEN SO MANY FOR SO MUCH. masterpiece-s- "'sjJv Mv 7 VA ee it twice. Joseph Morgenstern, Newsweek & V |
