The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 2, 1953, Page 8

PogeS THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, Decembel 2, ™* Cary Grant Is Zanuck Makes Hemingway Well-Cast In Story Into Superb Movie Islander Show } For sheer entertainment Cary had a f at Ernest Hemingway had a lucidjand compassionate girl who loves ie ce il setae way with words; Darryl Zanuck)with consuming passion. She Sigay st The lalaader . Drive? has a keen concept of film making Peck’s true love and she delibera- ‘Theatre with Satuion Gee eppoaite and betweén them they have tely loses their unborn child and him Re en Ome achieved a superb motion piciure runs away with him rather than yo o4.. gunny charming and in “The Snows of Kilimanjaro,” hold back his career. Their scene suspenseful. by a cea abionad which opens Thursday night at the on the battlefield of the Spanish delightful ‘ee fie niga Monroe Theatre. They had capable Civil War is deeply moving and is ASR si bi assistance, of course from Director one of the high points in this ex- character his Henry King, Scenarist Casey Rob- tremely entertaning picture. Hil- being one of the ox inson and three of the most per- dergarde Neff is a cold and cal- sa take amas bead sonable stars who ever graced the culating Countess Liz, a woman «j0 0» i papery screen — Gregory Peck, Susan more desiring than desired who Haywerd and Ava Gardner and a paints, sculpts and sings for her racing _ capable cast headed by Hildegarde Riviera friends, who bored Peck to big gambling . pee ; e.- Neff and Leo G. Carroll. the point where he grows tired and , bicratine ae ti She s ; ‘ It is so easy to get ecstatic about leaves. She is the dilettante who erican waters. Wh <a + i “The Snows of Kilimanjaro” that become Peck’s interim interest be- . one hardly knows where to begin tween Cynthia and Helen. giving a big charity ball fo in describing the adult, haunting Thrilling Scenes War Relief assoc e love story which moves from Afri-| While “The Snows of Killman- them on the idea o gam 7 ‘ ea, with scenes of big game hunt- jaro” presents the most wonderful bling conce: je, ne ing, to Paris and its intriguing inner characterization of man and t Iie lects to expl a ate; TURKEY JOHNNIE BLACKWELL TURKEY FOOT PHIL STRUNK boites, through the French Riviera, woman relationship ever screened ype : = 3 seize the whole ‘‘take” for himself. the Spanish Civil War and back to jt also is an exciting adventure Wealthy and lovely Dorothy Bry- the African camp at the base of story. The scenes in Africa are ant (Laraine Day), a power in the Mt. Kilimanjaro. jbreathtaxingly beautiful and thrill- association, fina her con Brilliant Characterizations ing. Unforgettable is the scene sent for the gamb! A hectic This classic Hemingway story of where Heler brings down a mad- romance springs up between the @ virile writer, and big germe hun-|dened rhino who falls dead at her oddiy-assorted pair and Joe’s con ter, who while awaiting possible feet with a well aimed rifle shot science b to b h es death, reviews his life, loves, ad- 20d the frolicking hippos in an Afri- pecially as, to dodge th , he ventures and frustrations is told in can lake gives the audience a realjis using an alias which ' a series of flashbacks, each of insight into big game hunting. A police on his trail, des Doro which unfolds a story of its own./Twentieth Century-Fox camera'thy’s clever ruses to thrown them Gregory Peck plays the role of this Crew went to Africa to film these | off. writer with great assurance and is scenes and they brought back am-| How it all turns out makes for most facile in a difficult character- Ple footage of wild animal life to one of the most adroit climaxes ization which requires him to ex-|give the picture much of its au-lever filmed, with thrills and sus ALL AUTOMOBILES GUARAN TEED LOW FINANCE press conflicting emotions in hand. thenticity. ipense mixed with the romance in ~ . 2 ling the women in his life. | A Rare Treat |grand fashion. This is actually a three-in-one| It must be said without reser-- Miss Day is superb in her part, Yove story. There is Helen, Cyn-|\vation .hat the supporting cast and both principals receive splen. RATES d EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS SEE US thia and Countess Liz for Gregory. |which includes Leo G. 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