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r. Vntjtn Islands ruwd lor a short time tm Knights of Malta. 12 TIIK CINCINNATI KNQriKEK Thursday, June 1, AH CONDITIONS Theater E. B. Radcliffe MENS ft 13 ilol Off A Fravod Cuff 1 V'AIUU N' SUSANNAir Mil' viiw A I 1 'nil cot0" KALEIDOSCOPE greatest of all time flaws and all! MOVIE REVIEWS: "Hier-onvmous "The Oblong "Valley Of and "Death Of A Gunfighter" will be reviewed in Friday's Enquirer.

KENLEY TO MIAMI: John Kenley, founder of Kenley Players, will start a 20-week winter season at Miami Beach in December at the nightclub theater Jackie Gleason designed on the Miami Beach Hilton Plaza. The Enquirer's George Palmer, who got the story first, will give details Friday. ing cinematics in the battle of Borodino and burning of Moscow, but the original 100-year-old romantic novel lets him down with some schmaltzy vignettes of youth at war and death scenes that make the tubercular Camille's lengthy passing seem like a sprint Good news for moviegoers: "War And Parts One and Two, will return to Hyde Park Theater, for two weeks beginning Friday, July 11. Exhibitor Edward Salzberg is seeking extra weeks Picture ranks with the II a I a movie with Godfrey Cambridge and Kaymond St. Jacques.

l'LAZA THEATER, Norwood, reopens Friday with el low Submarine." House completely remodeled; runs nightly, with Sunday matinee: will show only and imature teen agers) movies. No "Ks" or Alpha VI people are operators. "WAR AM) Part Two at Esquire continues liireetor-Aetor (l'ierre) Serge Pxmd.irchuk's overwhelm Mif Diavhouse I IMI" i The C.asalous WYIconir The Kuilolfs Bordeaux rocked the walls of its Grand Theater Wednesday night June 4 when Robert Casadesus was guest artist for the CSO under Max Rudolf. Casadesus broke precedent; played an encore final movement of the "Moonlight Sonata." Here Mrs. Rudolf, the great pianist and his wife, Gaby (also a great pianist), and Maestro Rudolf joyously renew acquaintance backstage after the concert.

in the Park Patty Dulce Cleavon Little Season Jets On DUTCHMAN by LeRoi Jones Al Freeman, Jr. LAST PART II ACADEMY AWARD WINERS i Ul CvtvU Opens Tonight 8 P. EVERY "BEST FOREIGN FILM LADIES' DAY Ladies pay only 35c service charge for admission to Grandstand EVERY THURSDAY SENIOR CITIZENS' DAY Senior Citizens pay only 35c service charge for admission to Grandstand THE TWO PART PKOOOCTION OF LEO TOLSTOY'S MIMNTID IV TMf MAIM tM OftOM'UtiON Ijiiliiin: LUOIOW Features: THE FOUR LADS will open Monday night for a week at Beverly Hills. Jane Powell's present opener is strong so club decided not to go dark next week. George Carlin opens June ::3.

MOST TKAVIMN' actor in our town is Cleavon Little, opening tonight at 1 a Shelterhouse Theater with Tally Duke Le Koi Jones Little has been rehearsing; here and commuting: to New York for location work on "Cotton Comes To "THE BANK DtCK" 002S "NEVER GIVE A SUCKER ft ClCM CRT A If" 8 15 Mil liln 10 30 ALPHA VI Sri tPlNE ARTS CINEMA bnuo (EXCLUSIVE! FHL9L REuimnn TECHNICOLOR His for Continuous Every Day flora 1 f-Vi tYtf Vw In COLOR '(xTgi1'! 1' AIR CONDITIONED jiam 16 E. 6th call 721-6525 HI nH WED. SAT. SUN: Continuous from MON. TUES.

THURS. I FRh at 8 PM jf I HUdttll is 97 fTKl control 1 and 3 if emotlon-teM' flV 'V Yln iVTjLAE I EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT! IS is 97 fi control lyton BY GEORGE PALMER Of The Enquirer Staff SUMMER STOCK. Dow Jones averages, stock playersany stocks you might mention, plus the bonds of actor -audience rapport, soared Tuesday night at Dayton's Memorial Hall. Wow! "How Now Dow-Jones." mounted with a flair usually considered possible onlv east of the Hudson River, got Dayton's Kenley Plavers' season '69 off not Love. Murder.

Everything they do JORMIE iugqoumd i I llA IN CMM lLlIIOf COM'iNlHt TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. Features: IWAMtHINI PltTIIHfPPWSfNTS Bf Philip Roth, author of TOtTNOn C0MPUINI" Dtwnltmn-UI-0202 7:45 i 9:50 'LITTLE MISS MARKER'!" 683-309 708 CCC HIGHWAY IOUT1 -dt-M 1. Now thru Every Thurs. Pay One an THIS IS OFF UMITS! to a mere flying start, but more to a space shot. The pace of the show is as swift and sure as a salmon going home to spawn.

Spawning, as a matter of fact, is part of the spirit and fun of "How Now." The cast is huge, considering today's cost for the care and feeding of astors. But everyone plays his role like he's the lead. It was that kind of gang on that there stage. The leads actually are Dean Jones, a handsome devil who is heart and head; Jessica Walter, who looks very good in very little skirt; Kitty Sullivan, who has an abdominal problem, and Dean Ditt-man, a Wall Street maggot Who knows he's at least "taking" the country if not actually something stronger. The story line Is simple enough, and quite probably not really important.

"How Now" is pure freneticism like the Indy 500 or the Kentucky Derby: Stories lines are the same, but proficient casts punch out the excitement, year after year. I suppose today's hardcore hippies would find "How Now" an Old Fash ioned without benefit of alcohol. But then so's their grandmother an old girl who more often than not is comforting to have around. I must admit I often like "grandmas" in the theater. The new stuff is too far out to be thoroughly understood and appreciated now.

"Hair," for instance, might blow my mind when it turns a little gray 20 years from now. i ACADEMY AWARD I BEST ACTRESS! Exclusive First James Coburn LAST DAY! Hyde Park TONIGHT at at 8:30 nmnni nrnrinmn HAKHKAMK LAN lEChNiCOlOR'PmiilOII jgHgj I' I liT.ir I 3065 i.ihi'i.rri.rrm JOHN KENLEY, triguing five-piece an m- combo, toys with the mistakes made in the original Broadway productions. In the Kenley production, for instance, John took the show's smash song, "Step to the Rear," and made it the finale of the first act. Originally, David Merrick buried "Step to the Rear" internally in the first act. Rearranged by Kenley, who is a v1sp with a whip, "Step to the Rear," becomes a wild, wooly and wonderful climax.

Not only that, but thin, pink John Kenley added another innovation. He hired some 35 members of the Dayton Amer Shrine Temple Red Beret Drum and Bugle Corps to step from the rear of the hall at the final curtain playing "Step to the Rear." This group of inspired young Negroes added a touch that Broadway, and Merrick, might never have considered. The fervent kids will do their thing tonight and Friday at 8:30 p. m. Saturday and Sunday they curtain up at 2:45 p.

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