May 16th    
The Man Who Knew Too Much*   

(US 1955)                            

An American family on holiday in Marrakesh stumble into an assassination plot at London's Albert Hall.
Leisurely, surprisingly laborious and indulgent Hitchcock remake of his own 1934 original (qv), with varied locations and a good star teaming of James Stewart and Doris Day, but otherwise the best scenes were those from the original anyway.

Written by: John Michael Hayes, Angus MacPhail.
Producer/Director: Alfred Hitchcock.
Starring: James Stewart, Doris Day, Bernard Miles, Brenda de Banzie, Daniel Gelin, Ralph Truman, Alan Mowbray, Carolyn Jones, Christopher Olsen.
Photography: Robert Burks.
Music: Bernard Herrmann, Arthur Benjamin.

Preceded by:
Pathe News (1954)
(Jordan's Arab Legion Parade - Comet III - The Queen Comes Home.)