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IN ULINE ARENA
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' "The Regimental Band |!
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* A Fobulous Spectacle of
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Rousing Music and
Thrilling Dances!
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MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED !
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cert Bureav” and enclose self-od
dressed stamped envelope for return. l
SUN., DEC. 4—7:30 PM. |
IN LISNER AUDITORIUM l
) The Great Soprano
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A dramatization of the Paems and
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Associate Director FREDERICK ASNTON
LOEW’'S CAPITOL THEATRE
FIVE PERFORMANCES ONLY!
.Mon. & Tues., Dec. 12 & 13
(La Fille Mal Gardee); Mat. &
Eve. Wed., Dec. 14 (Swan Lake
—4 Acts); Thurs., Dec.ls (Les
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Patineurs) .
I Eve. Perfs. 8:30 P.M.
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Mat. 1.80, 2.20, 2.75, 3.30, 3.85
Mail Orders Accepted. Enclose self
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Hayes Concert Bureau.”
HAYES CONCERT BUREAU.
(In 'Cemrball’sg 1108 G St. N.W,
NAtional 8-7151 Steinway Piano
Four-Film Deal Pays
Shirley sl3 Million
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
North American Newspaper Alilance
HOLLYWOOD. Three
years ago, Shirley MacLaine
said to her husband, Steve
Parker: “I'll never make it in
Hollywood. I might just as
well retire and live in Japan
with you.” To which Steve
replied, “Sure I want you in
Japan with me (where he pro
duces pictures). But don’t do
it. There might be some
thing just around the corner.
You've been in show business
since you were 2; you might
regret it all your life.”
Three weeks ago, Shirley
signed the biggest deal of any
movie actress in modern
Hollywood history—a sl3 mil
lion package, to star in four
top Dpictures, - including two
replacements for Elizabeth
Taylor, “Irma La Douce” and
“Two for the Seesaw.”
But Shirley’s eyes were
tearful when I lunched with
her at Metro where she is
currently starring in ‘“The
Spinster,” with Laurence
Harvey. “Do you have a cold,
or aren’t you glad about your
new contract?” I asked. Shir
ley dabbed at her eyes. “I'm
practicing wearing brown
contact lenses,” she ex
plained, “for my next picture,
‘My Geisha,” with Steve.
There’s no such thing as a
blue-eyed Geisha. I go to
Japan to make it as soon as
I finish ‘The Spinster,’ and I
must get used to these
“~—lenses”— a slight swear
word escaped Miss Mac-
Laine’s rosebud lips.
But She’s Tricky
“It’s a good thing I'm doing
the picture for my husband,”
she continued. “I wouldn't
suffer so much for anyone
else. I don’t mind having to
| Performance tonight at- 7:30 @ ‘Box Office opens 1:00 p.m.
Premiere American (R with Williom Shust
Production ' :
“‘The Egg’ mokes Areng @ cen- g
ter of hilarity . . . a delight . . .
hilarious . . . a howling success ,
1 ... the audience gave Williom ¢
| Shust the loudest ovation in
1 Arena’s history.”
Carmody, Star
by Félicien Marceau
1 “Fresh ond funny .. . lots of §" tronslated by »
‘ loughs .. . Arena actors give it Robers Shluti, ;
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learn a fan dance, but I'll
have to wear a 20-pound
Katsura headdress, plus being
bound in with a kimono, all
that, and these damn lenses.”
An executive for “The Spin
o ke osk
: o e
the spinster was a little older.
.But as a young spinster,” said
Shirley, “it's .a little more
‘heartbreaking.” ;
'n"»'!ou seem to have solved
your problem of career and
marriage,” said this reporter.
“When I look back, sure, it's
_been ‘difficult,” Shirley con
?ded. “But,” she added.
wiping her eyes, “it’s nearly
Qver, Steve’s such a sweet-
From now on, I'll do
only pné picture a year, I'll
Just be with him. We've been
parted more than we've been
together in our six years of
marriage. He's been doing
what I love to do best—
travel. I just finished two
months in Europe. ‘The
Spinster’ was to be made in
New Zealand, but, when I
learned it would be filmed in
Hollywood, I went to Mexico
City for a vacation first.
And One to Go
She was pleased when I
told her that director Billy
Wilder had told me Shirley
was his first choice for the
movie version of “Irma La
Douce.” “I took exactly 20
minutes to make up my mind
to sign for Billy and Willie
(Wyler) for whom she stars
in the new version of “The
Chijldren’s Hour.” She made
her big hit for Wilder in “The
Apartment” with Jack Lem
mon.
“I have one more picture
COMING ATTRACTIONS
e T STAGE
NATIONAL THEATER—"HaiI the Conquering Hero,” starts
November 28. :
ARENA—“The Rivals”; starts December 13.
SCREEN
AMBASSADOR—“G. 1. Blues”; starts Wednesday.
APEX—"It Happened in Broad Daylight.”
CAPITOL—"Esther and the King.”
m-m of Life”; Lucille Ball, Bob Hope.
UR—“Left, Right and Centér.”
METROPOLITAN-—“G, 1. Blues”; starts Wednesday.
PALACE—"The Flaming Star.”
TRANSLUX—“Let No Man Write My Epitaph”; starts
Wednesday. :
TOWN—“The World of Suzie Wong.”
UPTOWN—“Embezzled Heaven”; starts December ‘l.
to make for Hal Wallis—it
will add up to eight years.”
on Broadway in “The Pajama
Producer Wallis: saw her as
understudy to Carol Haney
Game.” “We've had our
fights, we’ve had some- dillies.
But we're friends.”
“What this business needs,”
Shirley concluded, “is new
stars. No one wants to take
a chance. The thing is so
difficult that Steve and I,
having our own production,
have discovered this.” She
has Yves Montand for “My
Geisha.” “It’s hard to find a
man with - appeal, warmth
and a good actor, to boot. All
producers have the same
problem. The answer would
be that, when they find a
man or & woman with a good
potential, to put them in a
big picture with a good di
rector and a big star opposite
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THREE SPECIAL PERFORMANCES .
lo’rnav: NS KY'SsS .
€ ROSSIGNOL
conoucizo sy IGOr Stravinsky
preceded by
Schonberg's ERWARTUNG
- December 28, 289, 30, 1960
Lisner Auditorium / 8:30 p.m.
Tickets: 3.30, 4.90, 6.90, 8.90
Series discount subscriptions still available
f for Le Rossignoel, Idemenee, Carmen
he @ ”Seclety of Washington 1745 K Street, NW. /RE 7.0700
Washington's most lavish holiday banquet,
featuring the superb culinary artistry of
Chef Macerollo of The Presidential Room
Blue Point Oysters on Half Shell Shrimp Supreme
Chilled Tomato Juice Fresh Fruit ou Kirsch
Celery Olives Apple Cider
Chicken Vegetable Soup with Noodles
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Roast Vermont Turkey
Chestnut Dressing, Fresh Cranberries, Giblet Gravy
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Prime Roast Rib of Beef
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Garden Green Peas Red Cabboge Hubbard Squash
Glazed Carrols Creamed Baby Onions
Old English Roast Potatoes
" _Candied Sweet Polatoes
Mayflower Solad Bowl, Clear French or Roquefort
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Englhh Plum Pudding, Brandy Sauce—
Hot Mince Pies Vanilla Ice Cream Pumpkin Pie
Strawberry Ice Cream Raspberry Sherbet :
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Assorted Nuts Mints
Orange Pekoe Tea Milk Coffee and Cream
- 4.50 ‘
$2.50 for Children vp to 12
Served in the Luxurious Presidentiol Room
: Continvous Dancing from 9 P.M.
Thanksgiving Dinner is also '
L J served in the Coffee Deck of
The Mayflower . . . 3 full course
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on its face, they won't blame
the new star and kill off a
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THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
THE GERTRUDE CLARKE
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Tickets distridbuted beginning Mon
day, November 21, at 8:30 a.m.,
st the Hayes Concert Bureau, iln
Campbell’s, 1108 G Street N.W.
Ne mere than twe tickets to each
- person. Neo mall orders accepted.
Service charge for each ticket, 25¢.
Special telephone: District 7-4387.
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LAST 8 TIMES ° BEG. TOMORROW 8:30!
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$3.95, $2.80; Upper Balcony $1.75.
EVES. (Fri. and Sat.»—Orch. $5.75, $4.95; First Balc. $4.95,
$4.50, $3.50; Upper Balcony $2.25.
MATS. (Wed. and Sat.)—Orch. $4.75, 43.85; First Bale. $3.85,
$3.30, $2.50; Upper Balcony $1.75.
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