`Toui Prendre` Opened At ColorfuI Affctir

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M o n tré al, Q u e.
M a y 23, 1964
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M ann, Linda Marsh and many olher .
Tsnowdon Theatre, 5222 Decar.e Blvd..
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2-3171 et Théâtre Bijou, 5030 Papineau,
LA 4-1983).
482-7160).
Voir page 42. (Théâtre St. Den.s,
BECKET
Excellent film version of Jeon Anouilh's
prose poem drama of 12th century conflict between England's King Henry II
and martyred Àrchbishop of Canterbury. Brilliant colour photography, pageantry; superb acting by Richard
Burton, Peter O'Toole, Donald W olfit,
Pamela Brown and many otbers. (Seville
Theatre, 2155 St. Catherine St. W ., W E
2-1 139).
B O C C A C IO
'70
Version française du film italien. A
partir du
17
mai: Trois
histoires
d'am our —
trois films réalisés par
Fellini, De Sica et Viscontî. Excellente
interprétation: Sophia Loren, Anita Ekberg, Romy Schneider, Peppino De
Filippi, Thomas M ilan. (Theatre Orpheum, 525 ouest Ste-Catherine, VI
5-7149).
Box O ffice C D N Edition
C A RD IN A L, The
To M ay 27: G ig antic film version of
Henry Morton Robinson's novel of a
Boston boy who becomes a Prince of
îhe Church. In color. Tom Tryon, Carol
Lynley, John Huston, Romy Schneider,
Raf Vallone, Ossie Davis. (Seville Theafre, 2155 St. Catherine St. W ., W E
2-1 139).
D EAD RINGER
Melodram a with Bette Davis, Karl Maiden, Peter Lawford. Twin sisters involved in murder. (Capitol Theatre, 890
St. Catherine St. W ., UN 1-2807).
LA DIFFICULTÉ D'ÊTRE ADULTE
Film français écrit et réalisé par José
André Lacour. Conflit entre un groupe
d'adolescents
en province et leurs
parents. Avec Je an Desailly et Simone
Valère. (Théâtre Le Parisien, 480 ouest
Ste-Catherine, 861-2697).
FALL OF THE R O M A N EM P IR E, The
Second century Rome, the rivalries thaf
resulted from the death of emperor
Marcus Aurelius, unforgettable images
of the city, of the légions in battle, char­
iot race at the edge of a precipice, vast
armies of Romans, barbarians and Persians.
Spectacular
Ultra-Panavision
Technicolor film directed by Anthony
Mann. Produced by Samuel Bronston,
with Sophia Loren, Stephen Boyd, Alec
Guiness,
Jam es Mason,
Christopher
Plummer, John Ireland, M el Ferrer,
O m ar S harif and Anthony Q u ayle. (A l­
ouette Theatre, 318 St. Catherine St.
W ., UN 1-2807).
Toronto, O nt.
M a y 25, 1964
'Toui Prendre' Opened
At ColorfuI Affctir
MONTR.EÀL, J-A v ëry e n th u s ia s tic ré c e p ­
tio n w as a c c o rd e d th e p re m ie re of th e
C a n a d ia n -m a d é i
T d u t P re n d re " «Take
I t Ail) h e ld a t i^ ra n c ë ' t ’ilm ’s J!S t. D enis
T h e a t r e , .h e re ^ ç n / f t j d à y . 15)
T h e g a la a ff a ir, Jield u n d e r th e p a tr o n ­
ag e of M o n tré a l p la y o r Je a r^ ,D ç a p e a u an d
Q u eb ec's p rim e 1 rtiiriister J e a n L esage, a ttra c te d th o u sa n d s of film fan s.
“A T o u t P re n d r e ,” p ro d u c e d by O rio n
F ijm s-L e s C assiopee, w as a n e n tr y a t th e
re c e n tly h e ld
a n n u a l C a n a d ia n F ilm
A w ard s d in n e r, a n d w as n a m e d b e st fe a tu re
film fo r “its im a g in a tiv e , c in e m a tic in ­
te r p r é ta tio n o f a sto ry w h ich is p re se n te d
w ith a n e x tr a o rd in a ry d ra m a tic Pow er."
C la u d e J u t r a , its d ire c to r, w tite r a n d s ta r,
w on th e a w a rd fo r th e b e st a m a te u r film ,
M o u v e m e n t P e rp é tu e l. 15 y e a rs ago.
FROM R U SSIA W IT H LOVE
Espionage thriller with plenty of action
and scenic beauty (Istanbul, Ifaly, etc.).
Sean
Connery,
Pedro
Arm endariz,
D aniela Bianchi, Lotte Lenya. In color.
(Palace Theatre, 689 St. Catherine St.
W ., UN 6-6691).
C:>it MA i MÉ.0UE
q u é b é c o is e
IT'S A M A D , M A D , M A D , M A D W O RLD
ln color. Cineram a. A galaxy of stars.
Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle, Sid Caesar,
Buddy Hackett, Ethel Merman, Mickey
C O P I5A R C H IV E