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"Clark Gable was the kina of an empire called Hollywood." Joan Crawford once said ' The empire is not what it was. but the King has never been dethroned, even after his death " The amazing charisma of Gable still survives nearly 20 years after his passing and 40 years after his most famous film. Gone With the Wind. The unforgettable, classic, embodying all the grandeur that was Hollywood in the thirties, will feature at Mountain Magic Cinema at Washington this weekend at 6:30 P M . Friday - Sunday nights. Gone With the Wind marked the pinnacle of Gable's career, and it is possible that author Margaret Mitchell had Gable himself in mind when she created the character of Rhett Butler in the book Certainly his screen persona and the Butler rote were perfectly matched, and producer David Selznick delayed shooting the film for two years in order to secure Gable's
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Vivien Leigh serves as a perfect romantic foil to Gable She evokes with the Scarlett O Hara role a seemingly unsympathetic but actually mesmerizing personality—an unscrupulous, wily, kittenish beauty who uses sexual attraction to get her own way
Mountain Magic Cinema wHI serve delicious sandwiches, cider and cold drinks coffee, and lots of hot buttered popcorn before Gone With the Wind and during the intermission, so that patrons will have plenty ot energy tor viewing this epic. 3 Vi hour-long masterpiece
A second memorable classic features as the Mountain Magic matinee, at 1 PM on Saturday and Sunday In National Vehret (1945). Mickey Rooney is a bubbling lad who matures into a young man with a purpose after helping a young girl (Elizabeth Taylor) win the Grand National Steeplechase - __
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