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Little’s 'Beauty and the Beast’
Is True Screen Enchantment
By Joy Cormody.
The screen* long suspected, seldom used power to enchant Is
fascinatingly employed In "Beauty and the Beast," which opened today
at the Little Theater.
Here Is the beauty of poetry set in motion before the eyes and the
Imagination. Here is the long-awaited delight In the cinema that such
an achievement represents.
The genius behind this quite wondrous thing is that of France s Jean
tjocieau. a aseptic wno scorns to
believe that imagination dies with
childhood, who has taken a classic
fairy tale and adultized it into a
new power to captivate and charm.
Because it is, and is not, the tale
that has been read to generations
of children. It would be best to leave
the young at home; merely to read
them the original by Mme. Le
» Prince de Beaumont, while parents
go themselves to see the Cocteau
version.
Freud and Faustus seem to have
touched the latter. They make a
difference lor which It might be ad
visable to let the children wait.
* * * *
Cocteau’s reading of “Beauty and
the Beast” Is an Inspired sensuous
assault upon the Imagination. It
casts a spell upon the spectator
with a flow of hypnotic images that
sweeps matter-of-factness out of
experience and unshackles both the
mind and the heart. It combines
pity and terror in a blend that
should sear the souls of lesser
dramatists with envy. The single
reservation to its eloquence is that
It might have been even more en
trancing in color instead of Coc
teau's economical black and white.
The central characters in Mme.
De Beaumont's story are far more
deeply revealed in Cocteau's per
ception of them than they ever
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• BEAUTY AND THE BEAST/' a Lopert
Film* raleaaa of Andre Paulve-Diactna
production, directed and adapted bv Jean
Cocteau from the atory by Madame Le
prlnce de Beaumont. At the Little.
The Caat.
Beauty -:-Joaette Day
Avenantl
Beaat V_Jean Marala
Prince j
Merchant_Marcel Andre
Felicity_Nane Germon
Adelaide_Mila Parely
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have been before. His Beauty, Jo
sette Day, is brilliantly chosen for
the role. In Cocteau's wise eyes,
there was a quest for something be
yond outward loveliness. There was
a need for shining innocence and an
intense feeling for all natural good
ness and in Mile. Day, the director
of "Beauty and the Beast” found
that which he sought.
It is in his conception of the Beast
that Cocteau magically manipulates
the acceptance of the story's un
realities into the reality for which
his film aims.
This cat-like creature, a complex
of sub-human and super-human
qualities, is no purely terrifying
monster. He can commit the foul
nesses of a soulless animal, but he
can agonize at the lack of a soul
which permits him to do these
things. Somewhere within him he
is aware of the transforming power
of Beauty’s love, and that he must
spare her if he is to become the
human whose shape he wears. She
is at once his single hope and great- j
est terror and in this relation be
tween them, he becomes an object
of dramatic sympathy and suspense.
The infallible casting instinct
which made Cocteau choose Mile.
Day brought him Jean Marais for
the role of the Beast. He could not
have found a more qualified man.
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The production of “Beauty and
the Beast” Is a singular compliment
to the collective Imaginations which
went Into it.
Except possibly in the case of the
Beast’s make-up, it has drawn upon
no recognized established sources of
Inspiration. It is a masterpiece of
integrated detail, of mantle figures
whose eyes rove knowingly, of
statues that smile suddenly, of
palace rooms and gardens which
alter from the eerie to the beautiful
with the speed of light, and of
candelabra held in hands that sud
denly become human and mobile
and Just as quickly resume marbled
rigidity.
Against the background of en
chanting contrasts, Beauty and the
Beast act out their story of the
simple country girl and the mon
ster who found the transforming
power of love.
It is a story of many moods, shift
ing in a rhythm that is unfailingly
dramatic. A dozen times, paralyz
ing terror bursts into tender pity,
and strident anger overreaches
Itself and turns into harsh comedy.
Cocteau plays his story for every
thing that is in it, which is much
more than any one ever suspected.
* * * *
An eloquent expression of the
universal imagination which Coc
teau has caught in “Beauty and the
Beast" is that although its dialogue
is in French, it is so understandable
that the subtitles seem almost
superfluous.
It would be bad Judgment not to
listen to what so eloquent a man
has to say in such an enchanting
story.
Star-Gazing Kept Star
From Getting Sleep
By Hit Altectatvd fr**t
HOLLYWOOD.
Actor George Sanders always
napped between scenes during the
i early weeks of production on "The
Pan." But after the picture reached
: te halfway mark he seemed wide
awake. This puzzled others in the
cast, and finally someone asked him
to explain.
Sanders said he and his brother.
Actor Tom Conway, had Just sold
their >10,000 telescope. Stargazing
had kept the brothers up most of
the nights before they gave up their
instrument.
Sanders and Conway built the
telescope themselves. Sanders was
a mechanical engineer before he be
came an actor, and he is known as
something of a mathematical wiz
ard. He writes mystery stories, too.
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MISS HUMANITY—Is the tre
mendous role Josette Day is
called upon to act in "Beauty
and the Beast.” Under the
inspired direction of Jean
Cocteau, she brings off the as
signment exquisitely.
Martha, Army Child,
Had Lived Her Part
By the Associated Press
Martha Hyer had no trouble por
traying the daughter of a United
States Army post commandant in
"Gun Runners."
As the daughter of Col. J. C. Hyer,
she lived at Army posts in Fort
Worth, Dallas and San Antonio,
Tex., long before she ever thought
of coming to Hollywood. Hyer was
judge advocate of the United States
Army in Germany after World
War II.
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Ambassador — "Beyond Glory”;
1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40 and 9:50 p.m.
Capitol—“That Lady In Ermine”;
11 a.m., 1:40, 4:25, 7:10 and 9:55 p.m.
Stage shows; 12:55, 3:40, 6:25 and
9:05 p.m.
Columbia—“A Southern Yankee”;
11:50 a.m., 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
9:45 p.m.
Dupont—‘‘The Good Earth”: 2:30,
4:50, 7:10 and 9:30 p.m.
Hippodrome—“Nais”; 2, 3:50, 5:30.
7:50 and 9:50 p.m.
Keith’*—‘‘Good Sam"; 11:15 a.m.,
1:30, 3:30. 5:40, 7:50 and 10 p.m.
Little—"Beauty and the Beast”;
11:25, 1:25, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30
p.m.
Metropolitan—‘‘Two Guys From
Texas”; 11:30 a.m., 1:30, 3:35, 5:40,
7:45 and 9:50 p.m.
Palace—“A Foreign Affair”; 11:25
a.m., 1:55, 4:30, 7 and 9:35 p.m.
Pix—"Will It Happen Again?”;
2:10, 4:55, 7:45 and 10:30 p.m.
Playhouse —“Escape"; 11 a.m..
12:25, 2:20, 4:10, 6:05, 7:55 and 9:50
p.m.
Trans-Lux — News and *horts:
continuous from 10:15 a.m.
Warner — “Beyond Glory”; 11:35
a.m., 1:40, 3:45, 5:45, 7:50 and 9:55
p.m.
AMUSEMENTS
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Hollywood:
Taylor Sought
For Top Role
In ‘Sirocco’
By Sheilah Graham
Robert Taylor is No. 1 choice on
Director Charles Vidor's list to play
the terrific top role in ‘‘Sirocco.” |
Now the question is, will metro loan
him to Vidor and Columbia? At
the moment the answer seems to be
yes.
Sonja Henie dashed off to New
York over the weekend to buy some
clothes—$350,000 worth— for her
skating troupe! Sonja, who starts
her ice tour November 20 in Indian
apolis, told me shell end it next!
spring in London and Paris. "Our|
transportation will cost us $100,000,’”
says Sonja. But that’s only a drop
in Sonja’s bucket.
* * * *
Now Burt Lancaster wants to do
a western! He say’s he’s played
every other type of hero and heel1
and his fans now clamor to see him
in the wide-open spaces. So Harold
Hecht and Norma Productions are
in the market for a horse opery.
Ray Milland is not yet back on
the Paramount payroll, although he
reported for work last week. He
soon will be, though. I understand
three scripts are now in prepara
tion. Ray hopes they’ll be good.
-Maureen O’Hara has made a
really big hit with the British crew
on her picture “The Affairs of
Adelaide.” On her birthday, the
AMUSEMENTS *
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hunt the west has
ever known
RUST SHOWING inj
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JOEL J
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LAST TIMES TODAY!
CORAL THEATER
Marlboro Plko at District Lino Hillside 5151
CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS • STARTING AT 4:50 AND t:50
boys gave Maureen a party from
thdlr own rations!
Robert Ryan Is wanted for the
i leading-man role in "Flamingo
Road” and he would be ideal for the
part—it's that of a rangy Irishman.
Everyone wants to borrow Robert
! from RKO these days. And it
couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.
* * * *
Did you know that A1 Jolson
originally offered Warners the
right to make "The Jolson Story”?
The studio’s refusal lost them
$12,000,000. Al. if you remember,
put Warners on the map with the
first full feature talkie, "The Jazz
Singer.”
Bette Davis, now in the East.'
wants to find out from Jack Warner
what cooks in her new deal with
him. I understand that Bette’s pic
ture price is $175,000. Now, the
question is, does she get more or
less? It will more or less depend
AMUSEMENTS
| Mumt
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on the reception given "June
Bride,” Bette’* comedy with Robert
Montgomery.
Dennis Morgan wants to see Mr
Warner to decide Us future in the
"Two Guys” series. "I don’t object
to making them,” Dennis tells me,
“when they have a good script.
Otherwise, what’s the point?" The
point seems to be the suspension
that follows refusal.
Linda Darnell’s “Forever Amber”
was murdered by the British press
which describes it—among other
choice things—as a distortion of
history.
* * * *
Jack Benny plans to go to Europe
again next year and this time he’ll
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Livingston took more than S80
pounds of food with them so as not
to eat up the rations of the British.
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Mary. Alice Faye, Phil Harris and
several of their hungry British
friends who came to breakfast every
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tax: Children Free.___
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“MOM AMD DAD.” Three show* daily:
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Admission: Metlnee, Sftc; nlfhts. 96c (tax
included). Tickets for all ehowe now on
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all aectione. Today-Tomor. "MILLIE'S
DAUGHTER," at 8:00. 10.40. Also
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