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Show J - SOUTH EAST INDEPENDENT Sugar House, Utah - Thursday August 8, 1957 : WEEKLY FEATURE OF THE SOUTHEAST THEATRE IN SUGARHOUSE (tht recctcsr spot m townj J I Two Grade A Attractions On ONE i Giant Program ! ! A ' " v ' " ? "V'V ::::: :: ::':((;; ::::;;::: ; 4 lit' Hu $3 ' 4 1 l I s vVv 4 .A s kA.wj-iA.vio- hi r Suspicion, intrigue and jealousy run high between Dorothy Dand-rid- g and Harry Belfonte in this dramatic moment from "Island the Sun," Sunday at So. East Theatre. The first Darryl F. Zanuck independent production, for .Twentieth Century-Fo- x release also stars James Mason, Joan Fontaine, Joan Collins and MCichael Rennie. It was directed by Robert Rossen. 'J$C 4 if vbi fiTV Debra Paget is torn between two men, Ray Milland, with whom she is shown here, and Anthony Quinn in Twentieth Century-Fox'- s ex-citing Cinemascope drama, "The River's Edge," opening Sun. at the So. East Theatre. The suspense drama, in DeLuxe color, was produced by Benedict Bogeaus and directed by Allen Dwan. keeping with Mr. Zanuck's per-sonal desire to tell a multiple story -- one in which a number of people are dramatically inte-grated. Alfred Hayes has taken "Island in the Sun," a story which deals with the gradual crumbling of social and economic barriers between Negroes and whites in a British colony in the West Indies, and has adopted the popular story of the screen. In the scenario the rigid caste system of the outnumbered Cau-casians wavers under the pres-sure of the rising political force of the Negroes and is eroded by social communication as some of the Negroes achieve European standards of education and man-ner. Mr. Hayes also is associated with another controversial mo-tion picture of the summer sea-son, having adopted the screen play from the Broadway stage success, "A Hatful of Rain," for Twentieth Century Fox. The story of "Island in the Sun" is one of jealousy, suspi-cion, hatred, fear and love. There is "Maxwell Fluery," played by James Mason, suffer-ing from extreme feelings of in-feriority, who accuses Michael Rennie of secretly making love to his wife, Patricia Owens. There is the aide de camp to the Governor, played by John Justin, whose creative talents are ed by the beautiful Dor-othy Dandridge much to the scorn of many islanders. There is the lady who loves and gets left behind, played by Joan Fon-taine. And there is Harry Bela-fonte as "David Boyeur," the fiery, dedicated labor leader whose high position on the island is challenged by the revengeful James Mason. And there are Joan Collins and Stephen Boyd whose love for each other is threatened by the whispers of an ugly rumor. Two British West Indies loca- - j tions were selected on which to film this exceptional novel since j a setting was required which had j beauty and dramatic quality in I itself Thus, the drama, in Cine- - mascope and Deluxe color, is f backgrounded in the Caribbean islands of Barbados and Grenada, with a populace abundant in colorful native customs. i "The River's Edge" The River's Edge" combine the talents of two Academy Award winners. Rap Milland ("The Lost Weekend") and an-tho- ny Quinn ("Viva Zapata"), co-starr- ed togather for the first time, in a suspenseful contest for the affections of one of the screen's rising young beauties, Debra Paget. Milland, one of the few top stars who can cope with comedy and drama with equal versatility, plays a smooth-talkin- g con man and vicious killer in the Benedict Borgeaus pro-duction. Anthony Quinn, one of the screen's most enduringly pop-ular and busiest stars, comes into "The River's Edge" fresh from two exiting, prize-winni- ng performances in "Lust for Life" and "L'a Strada." The action packed drama provides him with a characterization of a two-fiste- d Korean war veteran turned modest rancher and hunt-er's guide in New Mexico. These two men fight it out "tooth-and-nai- l" for a ravishing redhead played by Debra Paget who, as a violently strong-minde- d "bad girl," can't make up her mind which of the two men she really loves. Business Jmed in I ine ictice of a Holladay busl- - s J was commended in this months issue of Good House-keeping Magazine. Glen Putnain, 2736 Wren Road, Owner of Appli-ance Center Inc., has been developing new operations, in the kitchen remodeling business. Among them is the practice of providing; free food delivered from a local restaurant while the kitch1 en of the costomer is out of order. At times, they are entertained at a good motel free of charge. The Putnam family moved into the Holladay area about six - months ago. The family includes Mrs. Putnam, who is the former Dorothy Pike, of Ogden, and the four children, Robert, 10, Patty Lyn, 7; Barbara, 5; David, 13 months. Mr. Putnam, also of Ogden originally, is a member of the Salt Lake City Junior Chamber of Commerce. . I MOW PLAYING - ENDS SAT. 3 SCREEN FAVORITES IN yr ftnpio.lv. ii t : JgP BTA HAYW08TH I I "SECOND ALL ACTION HIT" .' COLUMBIA PICTURtS BrtMrts' WWESZ Jig 7 STARTS SUNDAY i 4 - BIG DAYS - 4 TWO TOP ATTRACTIONS "vl DARRYL F. ZANUCKS m ISLAND " JAMES MASON JOAN FONTAINE DOROTHY DANORID6E' JO AN COLLINS 1 ' MICHAEL RENNIE SECOND MAJOR FEATURE PLUS - MAGOO TOO! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MAN or W03IAN . . National Firm needs an operator to service a Cigarette machine route. Established. Part or full time will net you from $200 to $600. monthly.. Dependability, Honesty and capital (secured) -- $1600 to $2800 will qualify you for an Interview. Please write to Sheridan Enterprises, 306 Kresge Bldg. Minneapolis 2, Minn : I BONUS WED. MATINEE t AUGUST 14th SHOWS AT 10 - 12:30 & 3:0O P.M. GET YOUR FREE TICKETS FROM SUGAR HOUSE STORES Classifieds . . . Wanted To Rent. Two bedroom-unfurnishe- d apt. in S. E. Area. Dial AM SOUTH EAST INDEPENDENT 1123 East 21st South Dial IN 32 Or HU 61 The South East Independent ! enter-ed at Second Class Matter March 1, 1946, in Salt Lake City Post Office under the oct of March 8, 1879. It la published each Thursday morn In South East Independent is j. published by The News Bulletin, Ine., and Sugar House Press, Inc. at 1123 E. Twenty-Firs- t South St.. Sugar House, Utah. Subscription rates are $3.00 per year by mail. Single copy price is ten eents. Publisher Clair King Editor. Emma D. King NATIONAL EDITORIAL Hffh I JiaJli?1a., lAsTbcPATioN NOTICE To Mortgagor by Mortgagee in proceeding to foreclosure and sale. By virtue of a chattel mortgage executed by Miller Finance and Jim Wysong. Dated the 22nd of December 1956 and upon which default has been made and upon which is due $573.99. We will expose for sale at public auction at 2 p.m. on Tuesday August 13th Main Salt Lake City, Utah. 1957. The place of sale, 373 South Main Salt Lake City, Utah, certain property mentioned in said mortgage as follows, to wit: 1 1955 Harley Davidson Motor Cycle. Engine No. 55K HR 1952. The terms of the sale will be made known on the day of the sale. H. B. Taylor, Jr., Mgr. Pub. in the "S. E. Independent" August 1st and 8th, 1957. "Island In The Sun" The colorful producer of three Academy Award pictures, and three-tim- e winner of the coveted Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Trophy for production excellence, blue-ribbo-n quality and in grand-scal- e quantity. James Mason, with an international cast of Joan Fontaine, Dorothy Dand-ridg- e, Joan Collins and Michael Rennie are starred with Harry Belafonte co-starr- ed as "Boy-eur- ," and a supporting cast which includes Diana Wynyard, Patricia Owens, Btsil Sydney, John Justin, Ronald Squire, and John Williams, Stephen Boyd, Hartley Powerfourteen major parts and of six of them it would be difficult to say which is the most important. This fact is in NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Ada Crane, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 2188 Highland Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before the 12th day of October, A. D. 1957. Earl S. Spafford, Admini-strator of the Estate of Ada Crane. Deceased. Earl S. Spafford Attorney Date of first publication, Aug-ust 8th, 1957 (Published in South East Inde-pendent Aug, 8, 15, 22, 29,1957.) a w i tit , m . . That's my name we scid Rover with a Want Adl" |