The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 35

Tkyriy, juii, ins focamtttf r-Pogt 35 A Hectic Vacation for xMr. Hobbs' who still find domestic Imbroglios diverting, 1 heartily recommend this movie. to a TV screen to the point of absurdity and the two married girls (Lilt Gentle and Natalie Trundy) fight constantly with their husbands while the grandchildren wreck the joint. But this isWald'i idea of good, clean, family fun and 1 auppose it is. For those Louclla Parsons Ariiia Ekberg in Bob Hope Film Bt DOROTHY MANNERS (Itrtmi far Ltutll Plrtant) HOLLYWOOD.

Jur 27. Still mora prizes for Bob Hope. He sets Anita Ekberg for his leading lady In "Come to Bwana." Five years ago, Anita was Just one of the pretty girls Bob took along on one of his GI junkets to Alaska. Now she has soared up the glamour list to rate $150,000 for this picture. Earlier this week Bob won the TV Guide award for best variety show so he's really dangling his feet off Cloud 9.

Literally, as well, Bob is up In the air today winging to New York for his first personal appearance in 12 jears. Saturday night Robin does a one night concert on Randalls Island, taking along Keely Smith for added sparkle. SfiTI i4Millf OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT 130 LAST It DAYS MATINEES SAT. -WED. 2:33 MATS NOW HI l-ttll latiiol rlnna iVNttT, JULT I.

IN Thi Thealn Guild and Don Schary Draaanl SOPHIA IOREN luppUi con-lidarablt lovt Inttrtit for Chorlton Hetron in th iptc-toculor "El Cid," now playing at tht Eiquir and Minion Drivt-ln Thtattri. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllll! mm By STANLEY EICHELBALM It doesn't take much ingenuity to predict almost all of the situation comedy that rains down on James Stewart in the new film, "Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation," which opened yesterday at the Fox and Geneva Drive-In. From the very first scene, wgj know that everything will be frustration and panic, as Stewart a griping St. Louis banker and father of four sets off with his brood for a month-long holiday in a rented beachfront house on the Pacific Coast.

Anyone who has seen these family pictures (from "Andy Hardy" to "Blondie and or those coz-ily domestic TV serials will certainly guess that papa is in for a hard time of it; pretty, red-haired mama (Maureen O'Hara) has the patience of a saint; that it was a mistake to invite two married daughters (with husbands and grandchildren); and that the summer house will turn-out to be a dud, with faulty than accomplishes Us purpose, a better, more original Job might have been done, particularly with such old pros on hand at Stewart and Miss O'Hara (who God bless her still doesn't look like a grandmother); and such entertaining types present as Reginald Gardiner, as a suave, older bachelor with a yen for mama; and Maria Wilson, as a hypocrite teetotaler who causes all torts of naked confusion. THE SCRIPT Nunnally Johnson'i script (based on tha novel by Edward Streeter, an old-hand with domestic turmoil) follows all the traditional patterns for household slapstick, with the exception that Hobbs' children are especially disagreeable types. The 14-year-old daughter (Laurl Peters), who has braces on her teeth, thlnki her parents are "insecure and positively weird" and never utters a civil word until Fabian comes along to sweep her off her feet. A younger teenager (Michael Burns) glues himself "MR. IIOBB1 TAKF.S A 2th tnlury-r film; produced hy Jrry Vftld; dlr(td by Ilnry Koatfr; acnrnilav hr John-m, from Kdward Slwler'a novel.

With Jamra titrt (Hohrm), Miurian OMar Ir). Kahlun, John Saxon, Maria WlUon, IUlnald 0rdl-nr, lurl IVtrra. Valeria Yard. At tha Koi and Gnav Drlve-ln. plumbing, collapsing bannisters and hideous furnishings.

NO REST We also know that papa, who needs the rest more than anyone else, will not have a moment'i peace; that everything he touches will explode; and that the sailboat in which he takes his teenage son for a rid will get lost at sea. In this way, producer Jerry Wald and director Henry Koster have given us a movie for warm-weather relaxation one that will appeal to the widest possible age bracket and provide the kind of laughs that have been popular since the Keystone Cops. While the picture more TAMMY GRIMES GEARY TONIGHT 8:301 "THE 1 01 I 4441 WTS ll MI at 1M Anna Maria Albcrghetti is putting every nickle she i makes out of Carnival," and it's considerable, into stock LM v-LUv-IX UlISIHXASlSk "UTTIILY ilftUILINa" t'Cilbuni, UAT AVAILAIU ft Mule 4 tyrl but not the Wall Street version. She Just bought 200 more head of cattle to add to the 3,000 she has now roaming the lands she's leased in Kansas and Texas. There's nothing like good steaks to keep a girl in caviar and champagne.

lee by WILLSON 1' MEREDITH Book by RICHARD MORRIS 4r. IHi a.j IT MOM OUT or vri, CO OUT TO A M0VII! AUXANOHIA "My Gtitht," 155. 4 2i. SJ and I p. Yaar it Marianbad," 25 and 24 m.

CLAY "Hack Orphaut," HI and 10 10 p. m. 140, 140 no I 35 p. m. CINERAMA -OMNIUM "Holiday In Soain," I JO m.

llLR Doves I I All ra tnaluM DORE SCHARY with HARVE PRESNELL Direct rrom 66 Wttki in N.Y 12 30. 4:30 and cid: I JO p. m. tlAXDEN COURT LILW HOAOWAY IOLI OTTO PRMINGR PRESENTS rTEMRV FONDA CHARLES DON MURRAY WAITER PIDCE0NiPETERlAWFORO GENETIERNEYirfrFRANCHOTTONE 1LEW AYRES BURGESS MEREDITH EDDIE HODGES ix PAULFORO rr GEORGE GRMINHSWENSON TONIGHT it 8:30 Boos Saata No Avallafcla Snapshots of Hollywood collected at random: SINGER JNE MORGAN, who recently swallowed a small iron bolt, has also swallowed her anger at Earl Wrightsman and will again appear with him in "Kiss Me Kate" in Chicago, July 9 to 29. Last time Jane and Earl were In the same musical, she belted him half across the stage in the middle of a performance.

Taul Newman was in Texas over Father's Day. so when he returns over the weekend. Joanne Woodward is having a belated Father's Day celebration for him running off her striptease scenes in "Woman in July." SEW FLYNN. in Taris, who has been cabling his agent in Hollywood "send money "won't believe the amount of the latest check winging his way. It's for $3,450, his earnings accumulated in court before his 21st birthday May 31.

CONNIE TOWER and Eugene McGrath, In town briefly, dining at Patsy D'Amore's popular Quo Vadis and doing a rave over the food and service to the delighted Patsy. Long stemmed (3 inch) Martilyn Tindall, voted Miss California just a fw days ago, had necks craning upward when she lunched in the Warner commissary after making a screen test. That'i all today. See you tomorrow! TONIGHT at 8:30 I -v. Last I Willi 1 2nd EXCITING ACTION-TACXEI WEEK! Saata far All Portormancoal COLI PORTI MUSICAL HIT "CAN-CAN" tyi 4 4...

imfm liM Iim4f i.M (Mm COMPLETE EVENING INCLUDING OINNIR AND SHOW kom v.i rmoH MOM SO fi. ANO SAT. lot. IX I JJ a Vol rWhioa FOK Mr. Hobba Takai i Vacation." 12 30.

4, and 11 p. m. COIDIN Touch of Mink," 12 50. 4. 7:10 and 10 20 m.

Niht.H 05. I IS and 10:23 0 m. lOfWI WAft'lllO "ioyi Nifht Out." II JO a 1:35. 3:40. 5 45, 7 50 and 10 p.

Ml TRO "Whistia Down tha Wind." i. and -50 p. m. MUSIC MAIL "Only Two Can Play." f. I and 1005 p.

m. PARAMOUNT "Hatari." 10 a Ml. 4 20, 7:20 and 10:24 p. m. MIJIOIO "A Taita of Honay," 7.30 and 130 p.

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4:51. 7:30 and 10 09 p. ITAII DOOR "Iwaat llrd of Youth." and 10 p. m. I I 0 ARTISTI "Watt Sid Story." I 30 p.

a Slam Darkly," A 45 and 10 p. m. YORK 24 "A Tait of Honay," 7 and 9 20 p. m. (Thata timoa aubiact to chanaa by tna thaaiara without notica.l IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIII WINNER OF 10 ACADEMY AWARDS warn sip liniiiimiii SUNDAY 7 00.

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Eyoa. imint ma i see naa aaorn a 001 ia ImM loov Calar Cartaaa BUTTONS OPEN 11:15 A.M. MARKET AT TH i dto L'Avventura At the Surf Michelangelo Antonioni's film "L'Avventura" is currently enjoying a revival at the Surf theater. It will be followed tomorrow by Ingmar Bergman's "Smiles of a Summer Night" and "The Five Day Lover." 1 "i frt7T 17 tTTT 1 It; rfit'A'j iidi I Starting TODAY NEVER SO MUCH FUN SINCE "THE APARTMENT" MGM and JOSEPH E. LEVINE PRESENT KIM I0VAK JAMES GARNER in a MARTIN RANSOHOFF production I I -T-NLTrftw 1THES Mr Li A.

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