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Theatre 'Chase' Is Highlight of Film One of the most complex se quences ever done for a motion picture was completed for "Stage Fright," which opens at the Vic ear Theatre on Thursday This is the new Warner Bros, film di rected by Alfred Hitch-cock, stai ring Jane Wyman, Marlene Diot t it li Michael V> ache atu i K < ii.u o Todd It is the sequence which contains that staple of tradition al Hitchcock excitement - the “chase”—and it was filmed in its entirety within the walls of the famous Sea la Theatre in London. Miss Wyman has just discov ered that the boy friend she has been shielding from the police, is falling into a police trap | Todd, who is Iho man being chased, has come to the theatre where Miss Dietrich has been, holding foi-th on the stage. Wild ing, Scotland Yard detective, is leading the chase for the suspect. ; The Seala stage .is darkened ,h« the stage hands an1 busily I parking the equipment away for itio night. Marlene Dietrich has ; dunned her street ensemble, the I orchesta pit is empty and the last patron has long since gone. And suddenly, into this at mosphere of stillness and quiet, there comes a report—the fugitive has been seen! He's hiding out in the cavernous cellars where the props of past spectacles are stored. Quit kh the Scotland Yard men close in and the “chase is on.' A shouted warning, a veil that resounds eerily through the great amphitheatre and the fugitive leads the defectives in the cli mactii pursuit through passage way-, backstage dressing rooms, orchestra pit and finally the stage itself where the chase ends in a spectacular action. When the film is released it ' is believed this scene will take ! its place among the most thrill- j ing of the famed Hitchcock "chase” scenes. And that takes in those of ”3!) 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The Enterprise (Williamston, N.C.)
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