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Drama News and Reviews
'Mr. Roberts/ Its Zest Intact,
Delights Gayety Audience
By Joy Carmody
Looking back on it last night from seat B-2 at the Gayety.l
it was a mistake on everybody’s part three years ago not to have
given all the season’s play prizes to “Mr. Roberts."
The winner that time was “A Street Car Named Desire,”
I and good as it was. it does not reallv eomnare with tho.Thnmas
Heggen-Joshua Logan drama of
Navy life in the Pacific in 1945.
This is a play with everything,
high and low comedy, truth that
is frequently fine and always
blunt, and pride in the uproarious
| energy, resourcefulness and indeli
cate decency of American seamen
No play in years, maybe never,
has provided a more hilarious
closeup of that side of war which
produces heroes in mobs, instead
of in small clusters of two or
three. Its characters are the crew
of the now famous AK-601, men
who triumphed over the boredom
of transporting equipment to the
i relatively fighting few who tri
umphed over the Japanese.
It is one of the theater’s fine,
soul-satisfying evenings and the
citizens who neglects to see it
might have a shiver of doubt as to
his complete loyalty. Loyalty to
the duty he owes himself, that is.
* * * *
It makes no difference to anyone,
except the fanatical Henry Fonda
fans that his old role of Mr. Rob
erts is now being played by Tod
Andrews. Mr. Roberts is a far big
ger man than any one actor and
while he asks a lot of the one
who impersonates him, it is an
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In two acts, by Thomas Heggen and
Joshau Logan, produced by Leland Hay
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tings by Jo Mielziner. At the Gayety.
The Cast:
Chief Johnson Ted Jacques
Lieutenant (jg) Roberts Tod Andrews
Doc _ Robert Ross
Dowdy _ Steve Morrowr
The Captain_ Rusty Lane
Insigna __Ted Beniades
Mannion _Steve Holland
Lindstrom _Gene Darfler
Stefanowskl_Prank Aletter
Wiley '_Don Dubbins
Reber •_ Metro Welles
Ensign Pulver___Lawrence Blyden
Dolan . _ Ray Parker
Gerhart _ Thomas Walsh
Lieutenant Ann Girard Sara Anderson
Shore Patrolman _ Louis Crlss
Military Policeman _Mendall Scott
Shore Patrol officer _Hal Riddle
honor and a delight that cannot
fail to inspire any performer.
Andrews is a superb Mr. Roberts,
a credit to a great average Ameri
can. and he is supported by as
lusty a crew as fought fate to a
standstill.
To a man. they are playing "Mr.
Roberts” to its original hilt, a pro
fane, unabashed revelation of how
it was with the men who saw
their jobs as one of transporting
toothpaste and toilet paper
through the watery wastes of the
Pacific. No group of players ever
created a more vivid impression
of enjoying the ribald jests that
kept them from going mad with
boredom.
This even created the vaguely
uneasy impression at times that
rhov nmrrv Ipcc ahnuf. tho temnn
jf the play than they should to|
?et the final curtain down at a
reasonable time.
If this sounds even faintly!
rhurlish, consider it never was!
said.
* * * *
The surprising freshness of “Mr.
Roberts” probably should not be
surprising at all. It stems from
;he fact that the Heggen-Logan
sharacters are solid individuals
rhey are an enormously busy lot
if men, fighting listlessness with
i fury that would do credit to men
lighting a more material enemy
They are led in this fight by
i remarkable human being in
‘Mr. Roberts.’’ He likes his fel
low men and the affection is mu
:ual. He respects their rights to
sum telescopes and other visual
aids on nurses’ quarters on a
nearby island, to hate the tyran
nical captain, to wreck any shore
an which they are given shore
leave, and their right not to work
when work is really not impor
;ant.
Anything they can do to turn
wretchedness into a wonderfu’l
;ime—especially for audiences^-is
ill right with him. The fact isj
ihat he will help them in all ways!
aossible, especially fighting back
with the captain, helping the
ihip’s doctor to make and con-1
lume explosive alcohols, and earn
ng an “E” for excellence in their
ifficial duties.
The dialogue accompaniment of
hese antics is a tribute to the
>lunt simplicity and expressive-,
less of the English language. Ail
hree-letter words are called!
hree-letter words and ever so
nany others of more letters come
langerously close to the same
ilunt treatment.
It would have been sheer injus
ice to such an honest, decent and
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has an important part in the
intrigue which makes up the
melodrama on “Smuggler’s
Island,” starting tomorrow at
Keith’s._
imaginative man as Mr. Roberts
to substitute any less accurate
speech. Playwrights Heggen and
Logan were even less tempted ini
this respect than the history-mak- '•
lng authors of "What Price Glory” j
after World War I.
The result is never quite so
shocking as it is funny, and this ,
is as it should be.
' * * * *
There is far more of depth to
"Mr. Roberts” than is suggested
in its renown as a comedy. It is
a play of many moods and with a
lot to say of the relationships be
tween men at war, of understand
ing and friendship, and of the
multitude of , differences whicr.
cannot keep nien apart from one j
another.
It demands more of its actors '
than a skill in uprorarious com
edy. It gets no less than it de
mands from everv one in the cur- 1
rent cast, most conspicuously to .
be sure from Andrews In the title :
role. Robert Ross is equally ex- '
pert in the simpler shading of the
ship’s Doctor; Lawrence Blydenj1
is riotously youthful as Ensign
Pulver; Rusty Lane is magnif:- '
cent as the despicable captain;
and a number of the others de
serve a mention that space will
not permit.
Jo Mielziner, the theater’s mas
ter-builder, designed the set ot
‘‘Mr. Roberts” and his drab
9K-601 is a Navy transport that
will be remembered when thou
sands of more spectacular wai
vessels have been permanently
zippered.
Where and When
Current Screen Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.
Arena—“Mr. Arcularis”; 8:30
p.m.
New Gayety—“Mister Roberts”;
8:30 p.m.
Screen.
Ambassador — “Raton Pass”;
1:35, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:35 p.m.
Capitol — “Inside Straight”; 11
a.m., 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 10:00
p.m. Stage shows: 12:55, 3:40.1
8:25 and 9:10 p.m.
Columbia—“Father’s Little Div
idend”; 11:00 a.m., 12:45, 2:30,i
5:05, 8 and 9:55 p.m.
Dupont—“Border Street”; 1:00,i
3:05, 5:15, 7:25 and 9:35 p.m.
Keith’s — “Tokyo File 212”;
11:45 am., 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45
and 9:45 p.m.
Little—“Kind Hearts and Coro
nets”; 2:30, 6:05 and 9:45 p.m.
Metropolitan—“The Bullfighter
and the Lady”; 11:25 a.m., 1:25,
3:30, 5:35, 7:40 and 9:40 p.m.
National — “The Mating Sea
son”; 11:15 a.m., 1:20, 3:25, 5:30,
7:35 and 9:40 p.m.
Palace—“I Can Get It For You
Wholesale”; 11:30 a.m., 1:35, 3:40,
5:40, 7:45 and 9:45 p.m.
PIX—“The Illegals”; 4:10, 7:10
and 10:20 p.m.
Playhouse — “Tales of Hoff
mann”; 2:30 and 8:30 p.m.
Plaza — “The Mudlark”; 11:00;
a.m., 1:10, 3:20, 5:30, 7:40 and!
10 p.m.
Trans-Lux — “Second Woman”;
11 a.m., 12:45, 2:35, 4:20, 6:10,
7 :55 and 9:45 p.m.
Warner — “Raton Pass”: 11:30
a.m., 1:30, 3:35, 5:35, 7:40 and
J:45 p.m.
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Robert Merrill Will Sing
In Musical on Broadway
-—-By Sheilah Graham ... ■ *
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HOLLYWOOD, j
Robert Merrill doesn’t have to j
worry too much about his future
at the Metropolitan. He will star j
on Broadway this fall, anyway,
in the musical version of “Casey
Jones.” Don’t get Robert wrong,;
though. He still hopes to sing at
the Met.
Victor Mature goes back to
Montana to star again in the pic
ture in which he broke his leg
it’s now titled “Red Skies of Mon
tana.” The date is July, and Dick;
Widmark and Jean Peters will go,
with him. This time Vic will let
a stunt man do the stunts.
Cornel Wilde is wild to have
bis new heart interest, Jean Wal
lace, as his lady fair in “Califor-i
nia conquest," ana wm maxe a;
iest with her directly he finishes,
•The Greatest Show on Earth.” |,
rhe new movie, a remake of the,
jld Douglas Fairbanks starrer,
‘The Caballero,” has just been:
jought from the Fairbanks es j
:ate.
* * * *
Since his wife left town, Clark,
3able looks much happier. And
lere’s some news about his "Lone
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ilmost, on record, a Texas story
s going to be filmed in Texas.
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:xcept Texas.
Deborah Kerr was praying for
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jeing sent abroad again to make
mother movie. The “miracle”
happened. Her expected Septem- ■
>er baby allows her to enjoy her
lew home in the Pacific palisades
hat she bought two years ago,
md hasn’t lived in for more than!
wo months in the meantime.!
Slizabeth Taylor may replace
Debbie in "Ivanhoe.”
Jack Benny has been asked to
io a weekly television show, come
all. Jack says "No”—not until
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STATE “T H K M a"c A R T H“UR
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RIS DAY, GENE NELSON.
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Patricia Neal.
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p Fontaine, "September Affair,” 7, 9:30,
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fair. 3:15. 6:20. 9:30. “Footlight
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SAVOY Ronald Colman. “Cham
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Holm “Champagne for Caesar.” 6:15.
9:35. Paul Henreid, “So Young. So
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SlUiMUAn Darnell. "Thirteenth
Letter." 2:25. «:1Q, 5:55. 7:45. 9:35.
t CII WFD Silver Spring. Md. Free
dill * bll Parking. Louis Calhern,
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- Gene Nelson. "Lullaby
of Broadway." 6:15, 8, 9:50.
TIVOLI Louis Calhern. Ann Hard
aavwata jng -Magnificent Yankee.”
1:30. 3:30. 5:30. 7:30. 9:30._
UPTOWN Charles Boyer. "The
wa a V Tv n Thirteenth Letter.” 1:40.
3:35. 5:35. 7:35. 9:30.
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