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"A work of rare originality."
—Taubman, N. Y. Times
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"The most original, disturbing, and
arresting talent in theatrical Lon
don. i —London Sunday Timet
■ Ticket Sales and Phon. Orders:
Jordan’s, IStk and O. 10-«.
DI. 7-5770
Prices: Tu«., Wed., Thurs., Sun. Evos.
3.50. 3.00, 2.30; Sun., Mot, 3.00, 2.30,
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Art Watts A Norma Jean
Jimmy Pinto A Walt Collins
HOLLYWOOD ——>
■ Mercy Escapes
From Movies
HOLLYWOOD. (NANA).—
Mercedes McCambridge has be
come chummy with U. N. Am
baaoador Adlai Stevenson. Mer
cedes recently replaced Shelley
Winters In "Cages.” All the
unhappiness of the last few
years In Hollywood is, I hope,
behind her. . . . Don’t invite
Stephen Boyd and Richard Bur
ton to the same party. Burton
told Gina Lollobrigida that
Steve had big feet. Not only
was Mr. Boyd “Cleopatra’s”
first Mark Antony, but as a
matter of fact he has smallish
feet. •
I’m not sure that Robert
Taylor will ever do another
series for the network that can
celed his sleuthing sow. He’s
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ORIGINAL UNCUT VERSION!!
“Among the BEST MOTION PICTURES
OVOT midOi” —Look Magazine
MARCELLO
MASTROIANNI
Ftotunt <rt 7.00 ams 10:00'
ttUwCFtIW WIN. AVI. Fl. MOM PARK FRII
“LOADED WITH LAUGHS!!!
It has real bounce and bite to it”
—Crowther, N. Y. Timos
DORIS DAY
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dupont lUI CORK. AVI' DU. 741 M WN
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
really mad because it was really
g00d.... In the same way that
Rex Harison stole “Cleopatra"
from the two more publicized
stars, I hear Richard Conte
does a neat job of stealing "Act
One” from George Hamilton.
This of course Is only hearsay
and I shall wait to see George
as the late Mom Hart. . . .
famed conductor Eugene Or
mandy Is being wooed by MGM,
and I’ll take bets it’s Joe Pas
ternak who wants to sign him.
With Bette Davis playing a
dual role in "Dead Ringer,”
wouldn’t it be ducky if she won
another Oscar nomination?
Bette’s had 10 already. But
which of the twin sisters she
plays would get the nod? . . .
The late Errol Flynn’s daughter,
Dierdre, has enrolled in a New
York acting school. . . . While
Ray Milland’s handsome son
Danny is still waiting for the
Hollywood moguls to give him
an acting break, he has done
something abroad. But he would
like to make good in his home
town. ... It was lucky for Da
vid Merrick that Robert Horton
was on the loose with the can
cellation of “I Picked a Daisy,”
TOIHBHT AT 8:30
©
American Light Opera Co.
presents
annie
get
your
gun
". . . tremendous cast . . . ex
cellent costuming and scenery . . .
fine dancing . . . excellent or
chestra.” Berliner, Dally News
"A splendid finale to Aloe's first
summer season , . . warmly ap
pealing." Evening Star
"... a score of sueh astonishing
delights . . . Judy Harris . . . ap
pealing Ingenue charm . . . Alan
Wagner . . . big. virile . . . rolling
baritone to match." Fest
AIR CONDITIONED OAL
LAIDET THEATRE. Flori
da Ave. and Sth St. N.B.
Ample, free, supervised on
campus parking beside
theatre. TICKETS: S3.M
SI.AO. CHILDREN accom
panied by adults. Si. All
performances. All loca
tions.
for reservations EX. 3*1789
The American Lifht Opera Ce.
announces
OPEN AUDITIONS FOR
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s
CAROUSEL
Principal "nd chorus singers bring
music. Interviews for production,
business staffs, crew and office
work.
Saturday Aft., August 24
at 1 p.m.
Parish Hall—St. Stophens
16th & Newton Sts., N.W.
Sunday Afternoon, August 25
Dancers only at 2 p.m.
Monday Evening, August 26
at 7:30 p.m.
Parish Hall—St. John’s
Potomac & 0 Sts. N.W.
Georgetown, Washington, D. C.
Information: EX. 3-3576
end available for his musical
version of “The Rainmaker.”
Sybil Burton has been dating
a chap by the name of John
Valve. . . . and a frequent duo
at Maud Chez Elie is Hugh
O’Brian and Shelly Andrews of
the Barry Gray staff. . . .
Dewey Martin is dictating off
stage to secretary Jane Fein
berg. . . . The Alan Ladds get
richer every day. There’s Mrs.
Ladd’s $1,000,000 inheritance
from her aunt and also Alan's
oil well, which has decided to
gush back gold. . . . Whatever
happened to the marriage
plans of Anna Maria Alber
ghetti and Director Claudio
Guzman? When I last saw
Anna she told me, “I’ll never
let him go again.” Well, she's in
the East and he's in the West,
and her dinner companion
the other night was that hand
some Peter Duchin.
A national magazine features
a close-up of Robert Cum
ming* with Cliff Robertson,
and they look like brothers. Bob
is 20 years older than Cliff but
he has the secret of youth for
ever.
Jack Cassidy never had it so
good. The matinee ladies who
catch him as the ardent Hun
garian lover in “She Loves Me”
seem to forget that he is mar
ried to Shirley Joneo, and wait
for him outside the stage door
and it’s hard to shake them.
Shirley gives him his head, but
apparently he isn't losing it.
oa a a
If you know where some of
the old-time movie stars are
living, contact Producer Jay
Ward (“Bullwinkle, ’’ etc.). He
needs motion picture personal
ities for his September 12 Coney
Island film festival. The theme
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* SHIRLIY BATON BRIC BARKER
is the 1920’5, to coincide with
his new TV series, “Fractured
Flickers.”
Forrest Tucker was pleased
with his new New York apart
ment. but since leasing it, he
has hardly been there. He was
just back from his summer
tour with “The Music Man”
and in night clubs, when the
call came from Hollywood for
a couple of “Rawhide” seg
ments. Tuck’s current ambition
is to play Barnum on Broad
way.
Jean Seberg, on her friend
ship with French writer, Ro
main Gary: “Writers spend
long, lonely hours cooped up
with a typewriter. And after
wards they want to relax. They
don’t want deep Intellectual
discussions at the end of a day.
That’s fortunate for me.”
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Forest Projects Fund
A Government allocation of
$485,000 for development of
A Government allocation of
roads and trails in southwest
forest resources and additional
Virginia was announced yes
terday by the Department of
Agriculture.
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At Shady Grove Road Exit, Weth
ington National Piko (Rte. 240),
near Rockville, Md.
LAST 3 DAYS
2 Shows Saturday, 5 and 9:30
FESS PARKER
"DAVEY CROCKETT"
IN
RES.: 948-3400
Ticket given free for child under 14
with adult ticket purchawd for Sat.,
S p.m. thow. Air cond. D. C.
Tran.it bui.t for Sot., 5 p.m. .how.
For info, call FEderal 7-1300.
Aug. 27-Sept. 1
DOROTHY LAMOUR
IN “PAL JOEY”
Tickets: All 100 Peoples Drug Stores,
all Suburban Trust Co. offices, all
First National Bank of Arlington of
fices, all offices of AAA.
Coming Sept. 9 Only
MAYNARD FERBUSON
“CANNONBALL” ADDERLY
THE EVENING STAR
Wnhington, D. C.
Friday, August 23, 1963
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Suudey A ttoUdeyt 12 Num to S:l* AM. 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY!
Mats. 2 p.m.—Eves. 8 p.m.—Sun. 7:30 p.m
SIAH NOW AVAILABLE FOR ALL PERFORMANCES
RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE ft BOX-OFFICE- M BY MAIL
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“A Mighty
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TONIGHT at PJW.
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