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TIME Magazine, June 4, 1956:     The Killing (Harris-Kubrick; United Artists) announces the arrival of a new boy wonder in a business that separates the men from the boys.     At 27, Writer-Director Stanley Kubrick, in his third full-length picture, has shown more audacity with dialogue and camera than Hollywood has seen since the obstreperous Orson Welles went riding out of town on an exhibitor's poll. What's more, Director Kubrick made his entire film for a price ($320,000) that would hardly pay for the lingerie in an Ava Gardner picture, with the result that The Killing seems likely to make a killing at the cash booths.     The plot, worked up by Kubrick from a novel (Clean Break) by Lionel White, tells the familiar story of a stick-up. Led by an ex-convict (Sterling Hayden), six men put the heist on a race track, but even though the tote is $2,000,000, the script fixes things so crime does not pay...