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ilpfl angelt0 Cimtg July 23, 1 90-Pirt II eA't Cljcatcts; Spoken MOVIE CALL SHKH'I! Silva, Wymi in 'Animals' i a. Rene Auberjonois have been added to the cast of MGM's "Brewster Mc-Cloud" now filming in Houston and starring Bud Cort and Sally Kellerman. Jim Gavin, former helicopter pilot for John F. Kennedy, has been set for a role in Warner Bros. "The All-American Boy" starring Jon Voight.

Thorn Conroy and John Hiestand have been set for Joseph E. Levine's "The Steagle" for Avco Embassy release and starring Richard Benjamin. BETTY MARTIN at i. Barbara Harris, now filming in New York for Cinema Center Films. Pauline Drake, Almira Sessions, Alan Baxter and Sherry Presnell have been set for roles in Bing Crosby Productions' a t-man's Notebooks." Nancie Phillips has been signed by producers Michael Pearson and nor-man Spencer to play, in "Vanishing Point" to be filmed in Nevada.

Angelin Jon, ex-foot-, ball player Dean Goss and TONIGHT (SATURDAY), 8:30 P.M. CONCERTO GALA CHOPlN Piano Concerto No. BRAHMS: Double Concerts; BEETHOVEN: Triple Concerto ANHE PREVIN conducts, with the ISTOMIN-STERN-ROSE TRIO (Eugene Isfomin, piano, Isaac Stern, violin, Leonard Rose, cello) TUESDAY, JULY 28, 8:30 P.M. LISZT RAVEL FALLA VIRTUOSITY! LISZT: Les Preludes, Piano Cone. No.

FALLA: Nights in th Gardens of Spain; RAVEL: Daphnis Chloe, Second Serlei RAFAEL FRUEHSECK DE BURGOS with brilliant Brazilian pianist NELSON FREIRE dollar heist in New York, where production will begin in late August. "The Money Gun" will be produced jointly through Ronnie Lubin's Harvest Productions and Jack Bloom's Thoroughbred Productions. It is an original western screenplay by Bloom and sequel to their current "A Gun-iight." James Garner's Cherokee Productions western, "Latigo," will be produced by Bill Finnegan and directed by Burt Kennedy from an original screenplay by James Edward Grant for United Artists release. John Phillip Law will star in "Von Richtofen Brown for United Artists. Roger Corman will direct and Gene Corman will produce the world War I ad- THURSDAY, JULY 30, 8:30 P.M.

SPAIN IN MUSIC Excerpts from CarmenThe Barber of Seville; RODRIGO: Concierfo Madrigal (World Premiere); FALLA: El Amor The Three-Cornered Hat' RAFAEL FRUEHSECK DE BURGOS conducts, with distinguished mezzo-soprano SHIRLEY VERSETT, and popular guitarists ANGEL PEPE ROMERO MY GRACIOUS A Southern belle finds that the graceful old has given way to the good gracious new in a sequence of "Show Me America," a new musical staged Monday through Friday nights at Disneyland as part of the park's 15th anniversary. Aug. 1 RODGERS HAMMERSTEIN GALA Selections from The King and Cinderella, Carousel, South Pacific, The Sound of Music, and Oklahomal "i John Green conductingPatricia Wise, soprano Marcia Baldwin, mezzo-sopranoChris Lachonas, tenor-r- Producer Richard Ea-kalyan has set Henry Silva and Keenan Wynn to ostar in "The Animals a western screenplay written by Bakalyan. This is the first film by the newly formed XYZ Productions. Ron Joy will direct the.

story which deals with a group of outlaws in the early 1870s. Ernest Borgnine has been signed to costar with Bette Davis in American International's "Bcttv and Claude." Gerd Oswald is producing and directing from a script by Stanley Z. Cherry. Robert Vaughn and Sherwood Price, through their Ferdporqui Productions, have formed a partnership with Ben Gazzara and writer John Wexley to produce 1 y' "Against the Wind" screenplay. Vaughn will and Price will produce on location in Alabama.

Stage, and television actor' Tony Bonner will star with Julie Ege in "Creatures the World Forgot," a Hammer Film production for Columbia Pictures. Michael Carreras is producing and Don Chaf-fey is directing the adventure into the past, filming in Africa. "The Old Man's Place" will be released by Cinerama and produced by Wax-manMinskoff c-tions. Robert Blake will star in the first film for the new company which Stanford Whitmore adapted for the screen from John B. Sanford's novel.

Robert M. Weitman has sighed Dyan Cannon and Martin Balsam to co-star with Sean Connery in "The Anderson Tapes" for Columbia Pictures. The story concerns a million- 3 3 HITS 3 NEVER BEFORE SHOWN OYVEm iBROADWAYatBih! BLOOD WHATIVtt SPIDER DECOR TOP HORROR SHOW Richard Fredrlcks, baritoneRoger Wagner Chorale i Wives of Windsor Proves Family Affair Auo. 4 BEETHOVEN Coriolan Overture, Piano Cone. Okko Kamu conductingJohn TOHITE 7 10 PM FUNNIEST SHOW IN TOWN AT SEA' renew your faith in theatre-going as a pleasant, happy diversion." Harford, l.A.

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Coon to write the screenplay of "Marine" from Burke Davis1 biography on the life of retired Marine Lt. Gen. Lewis B. (Chesty) Puller, winner of five Navy Crosses. David Burns will have a major role in Harry Kellerman "Who Is Harry Kellerman and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Things About Me?" starring Dustin Hoffman and FOR ADDITIONAL THEATRES PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 3, PART II I I iTiTiVVk'jiVfli 610 PETRE and MARIE LIUEDAHL ith Francisco Rabal Julian Mateos.Olivera Vuc Directed by ARNE MATTSSON Psieased by CHEVRON PICTURES (divisionofCinecomCoip Color Prints by Movielab (X; 1121 N0LIVW00B IIV0.ni VINE 483-6819 Special Midnita Show Tonight at 12 pm 656-1181 9:45 A.M.

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2:30 Hi Summer spawns a rash of outdoor evening things io do, not the least of is a near-epidemic pf Shakespeare in -1 e-ark from San Diego to Jsew York. Locally, Monterey Park If in its modest fourth A'car of presenting Shakespeare on the outdoor of a city recreation in conjunction with the theater arts department of East Los Angeles College. The result is a lively production of "The Merry vives of Windsor," more vorthy than artistically Successful which happens to be OK too. To set the record straight, this student production was well attended received by an audience that might not ordinarily go to the theater. It comprised some relatives and friends of the cast of course, but mostly people out for a breath of cool night air, who are somewhat locked into the community; families, Winning of West Theme of Ballet The winning of the Western plains by pioneers of Scandinavian origin will be the theme of performances by Burch Mann's Ballet America this week-, end at Universal Studios' Inter national Festival.

The group will perform at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. tonight and Sunday. The festival is being held Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 3 to 11 p.m. ihrough Oct.

4 in the International Village adjacent to the studio's tour Center. 4 GIRLS ON A UNTIL THE SHERIFFS INTRODUCED THEM TO sr Mm 3 mum IV Jl 111 V. mm i I (3 AHMANSON THEATRE" vcs. (exc. Sun.) 8:30 Mats.

Thurs. Sat. 2:30 BROUGHT BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Ruth Man Ind Wntnim lr FncaupaKid AT POPULAR young children "mostly attentive) and the elderly. That the production is basically unoriginal, at odds with particularly creative language and al-m i rmountable acoustics is not unimportant but in this context it is secondary. The costumes and the set (which approximates the Globe) are satisfactory, but the acting is unseasoned to the point of amateurishness.

Randy Clifton delivers a creditable Mr. Ford, while everyone else seems to aim for the caricature rather than the etching except for Slender, who should have aimed for the caricature but balked at playing the role with reckless effeminacy. And how Raul Garza, who plays the Welsh parson, arrives at a Scandinavian accent for the role is a mystery. Robert Eley's direction stops far too short of real fun and games in a play that provides ample opportunity for both. Broader, more inventive business would have helped rather than hindered characterization and given the intricate demands of language a smoother time of it by rallying more action in support of the word.

It is, however, a valuable experience both for students who may better realize how much they still have to learn and the community they serve. Performances continue through Sunday evening at Barnes Park, 400 S. McPherrin Monterey Park. Will Shakespeare would probably be pleased. SYLVIE DRAKE DAILY) MONTH RUM color 1044 S.

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