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HOLLYWOOD l&Jlfill PUBLISHED BI-MONTHLY FOR THE HOLLYWOOD TOURIST and CONVENTION BUREAU, 6520 SUNSET BLVD., HOLLYWOOD 28 FRANK SENNES' MOULIN ROUGE 5th ANNIVERSARY HOLLYWOOD NOTABLES GATHER OCTOBER 8th TO HONOR FRANK SENNES WITH TESTIMONIAL DINNER-"WONDERFUL WORLD!" IS DONN ARDEN'S BRIGHT MUSICAL FOR NEW SEASON Hollywood civic and entertainment world notables will gather CINERAMA "SOUTH SEAS ADVENTURE" NOW AT WARMER HOLLYWOOD Brilliant Premiere for Benefit of Church Welfare Fund It was just six years ago that Cinerama was first introduced in the Film Capitol of the World, where its "South Seas Adventure" is now screening. "This Is Cinerama," the introductory presentation, ran for almost three years. "Cinerama Holiday," second in the new dimensional series, commanded almost two years of continuous presentation and "Seven Wonders of the World" closely followed the success of its predecessors. Viewed by 5,000,000 in Hollywood Over five million people have marveled at the element of personal participation, of being in the picture, during the Cinerama sojourn in Hollywood alone; and people from all over the world have attended the reserved seat showings. Great Business Boon From the standpoint of eco- nomica, Cinerama in Hollywood (Continued on Page 7) ?╟≤ COVER PHOTO: PAT WAYNE, young son of screen star John Wayne, and pretty Jean Schulze inspect the famous signatures which adorn the Wall-of-Fame at Frank Sennes' Moulin Rouge in Hollywood. The inset is renowned showman Sennes. "Wonderful World!" marks his fifth year. OVER A HUNDRED STARS IN SANTA CLAUS LANE PARADE NOV. 26TH Over 100 motion picture, television and radio stars will participate in the annual Santa Claus Lane Parade on Nov. 26, according to parade mar- shall Claire T. Grimes. Each Thanksgiving Eve the 92 Christmas trees lining both sides of Hollywood Boulevard are lighted just prior to the start of the colorful parade. William J. Denels, president of the Hollywood Merchantors Assoc, is parade chairman. ?╟≤ PRINCESS OCTOBER OF HOLLYWOOD ?╟÷ Beautiful Cecile Rogers, 21, a resident of Hollywood for the past 19 years. She attended Hollywood High School and is a graduate of Hollywood Professional School. She recently signed for the third consecutive year as a featured dancer at Frank Sennes' Moulin Rouge in Donn Arden's new extravaganza, "Wonderful World!". The "Princess" was selected by a committee of the Tourist and Convention Bureau, a division of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, to attend various affairs as Hollywood's representative during October. A new princess is selected each month. Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus Scheduled for Hollywood Bowl October 24 Through November 2 - Marks New Era for Bowl Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus, "The Greatest Show On Earth," is scheduled for the Hollywood Bowl, October 24 through November 2, according to announcement made by Ted Bentley, president of Ted Bentley Productions. John Ringling North, the presi- four new super-spectacles, "the dent of the circus, has announced (Continued on Page 2) October 8 to honor Frank Sennes with a testimonial dinner at his Moulin Rouge Theatre Restaurant, according to Elwood Inglude, president of the Tourist and Convention Bureau of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. Frank Sennes surpasses all previous Moulin Rouge musical productions with the October 9th, 1958 Premiere of "Wonderful World!"?╟÷staged and directed by Donn Arden, whose hit shows may be seen in Paris, Rome, Miami, New York, Las Vegas and Hollywood. Stars Anna Maria Alberghetti, Roberta Sherwood, and the Mills Brothers headline in successive order during the Premiere Season which entertainingly celebrates the 5th Anniversary of the Moulin Rouge in Hollywood. "Wonderful World!", budgeted at $50,000,000, reflects the confidence and vision of master showman Frank Sennes, a man whose "luck" is synonymous with sound judgement and good taste. The newly expanded stage, just completed at a cost in excess of $50,000.00, enlarges the previously largest nitery stage in the world, creating a panoramic effect which extends well beyond the footlights to embrace a large portion of the audience. It is typical of Sennes that no expense is spared to provide free reign for the imaginative sets by gifted young art director Harvey Warren; colorfully exciting costumes by (Continued on Page 2) STAY IN HOLLYW00D...THE WlWMmHING-