St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 73

Published Every Day-Weekdays and Sundays in the ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ay Magazine ryo Thursday, March 17, 1966 a.w)"-..".'' I 1 -Tvf it- i-i 'U Wi7 vu- 4 Promise Of Laughs English actresses Asa Maynor (left) Margarei Nolan (center) and Vivianne Ventura in a scene from the new motion picture comedy "Promise Her Anything," in which they portray exotic dancers working for a man who makes "art" films. The picture stars Leslie Caron as a young widow in New York's Greenwich Village trying to find a stepfather for her 18-month-old son. Warren Beat-ty plays her neighbor, the movie maker, and Bob Cum-mings, her boss. The film will open tomorrow at the Ambassador Theater.

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