The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 14

-FRIDAY, JANUARY II, 1957 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 14 HETITF.ES THE ACTS Bv COKRIN PATRICK Deborah Kerr, Olivier Together 'Tender Trap' Is Sharp At Civic popular Broadway comedy of a couple of seasons ago, which is opening formally to the public tonight for a run through Saturday next. lONITethru sir 1 jSQ. fornia girl whom he met when he was a student at Stanford. He is a graduate of Stanford and speaks perfect English. He says President Bayar has asked him to assure Aaron Rosenberg, who will make the picture in Istanbul next summer, of every cooperations-He said everyone in Turkey wants to be an extra in the film, for they look upon Ataturk as the man who saved their country.

DENISE DARCEL, who is marrying George Scrimshaw Feb. 22, is picking up a quick $10,000 for an engagement in Florida before the nuptials. It rained all the time the "Pylon" company was on location, and Robert Stack, who expects to become a father any moment, was very glad to get home. One of the most deter II RICHARD A 1WV EDDIE Vou'r In tht show VICTOR DI STEFANO will use 17 different percussion instruments when he ploys Milhoud's Percussion Concerto with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in the free Municipal Concert Sunday at the Murat. Show Time CHILDREN URDU It jjjfl ii cars ma TAIRECTOR Howard Lambert -has arranged for a representative display of the Civic Theater's beauty charm and talent in "The Tender Trap," DOORS OPEN TODAY 12 MOON DOORS OPEN TOMORROW 10:45 A M.

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3 SHOWS SATURDAY 1:30 -J P.M. M. 3 SHOWS SUNDAY 1:30 P.M. P.M. THE TAKES ON DePaur Opera Gala Hooked At Purdue Lafayette, Ind.

(Spl.) The DePaur Opera Gala, currently in its first cross-country tour, wiJI appear in the Hall of Music at Purdue University tomorrow night at 8 o'clock (CST). Part of the Purdue convocation series, the program will include excerpts from three Broadway operatic successes "Four Saints in Three Acts," "Carmen Jones" and "Porgy and Bess." The DePaur Opera Gala is the successor to the famed de-Paur Infantry Chorus, directed by Leonard dePaur. The company is comprised of 60 members. Schedules Changed The box office at the Indiana will not, open until 12 noon today because of a private invitational screening during the morning. Continuous running of "Bundle of Joy" will start at 12:50 p.m.

Keith's will also be on a By LOUELLA O. PARSONS Hollywood (INS) I have heard Deborah Kerr more excited about any motion picture than she is about "Separate 'ables," which she will make with with Laurence Olivier for Hecht-Hill-Lancaster in England this summer. "I'rr. changed from the bathing girl routine to nlay the shy spinster in the second half of 'Separate My part is in "Number 7," and in that Laurence Olivier plays the major. The two Terence Rattigen playlets are knit together.

Olivier will also direct the second half. He gets here, as you Know, the last of February; and Terence will be here at the same time. "I expect to go to London and take the children right after school is out," said Deborah, "to see the family; and they will live there while we are making 'Separate Tables' at Pinewood Studios in August." CERTAINLY glad Charlie Laughton is going to play the role Francis X. Sullivan created in "Witness for the Prosecution." Sullivan was great, and Lavighton will be just as great. Arthur Hornblow made a special trip to New York to talk to Charles who is appearing in "Major Barbara" both directing and acting in it on Broadway.

Charles will be in mighty good company since the Agatha Christie murder mystery co-stars Tyrone Power and Marlene Dietrich. IN TWO WEEKS, Fred Mac-Murray and June Haver take off for the South to beat the drums for "Gun for a Coward" which stars Fred and is a "sleeper." This, in a way, will be a vacation as well as a business trip, but Fred was told he has to be back the middle of February to start "Decision at Durango," with the same groupGordon Kay, director, and Al Zugsmith, producer working with MacMurray. "Decision at Durango" is based on a magazine story by John Cunningham and has the same excitement as "Gun for a Coward." REPRESENTING the Turkish Government in the filming of "Ataturk," Adil Ozkaptah paid me a visit. He said after "Ataturk" is made by U-I in Istanbul, he looks to see other pictures also filmed in Turkey. Ozkaptah -is married to Eleanor Bernstein, a Cali Jazz Club Dales Art II odes Trio The Art Hodes Trio will be featured at the Indianapolis Jazz Club concert Sunday at 8:30 in the Studion Union building at the Indiana University Medical Center.

The trio played before 350 persons at the John Herron Art Institute in a program a year ago that led to the formation of the Jazz Club. With Hodes at the piano, the trio has Fred Moore on drums, washboard and vocal specialties and Herb Guy playing Finett nttrtainmtnt In I The play, as you may remember from the movie version or the Avondale summer production, relates the curious adventures of two Indianapolis boys, a bachelor and benedict, in the great, big wonderful city of New York. It was, and is, a diverting trifle. THE CAST headed by Hugh Miller, Rita Small, Charles Doseh and Margaret Roberts makes the most of its risible possibilities in a slick performance, as we saw last night at the dress rehearsal. It was alert, polished, and moderately well paced.

And handsomely mounted-Fredric Rhoades conception of a bachelor's apartment is a dandy. The bachelor is Charlie, who always had two left feet where girls were concerned before he left his Indianapolis home. His success with lonely females in the metropolis dazzles him. It also dazzles his friend, Joe, who comes to New York on business, but needs a vacation. CHARLIE, of course, is riding for a fall.

He finally is tripped, or rather trapped, by a designing young lady with a five year plan. Both he and Joe learn a useful fact the only way to have girls is not to marry them. When you marry them, according to the play's philosophy, they become wives, which are something else. Charlie and Joe are ready to settle down by the end of the last act. It's spicy, as farces usually are, but not vulgar.

The four leads are nicely supported by Jean Chappell, Fran Drury, Hugh Sample and Walter Pipp-ert in lessor roles. MUNICIPAL CONCERT Indianapolis Symphony Orchtstra Izler Solomon Conducting "Salute To Lisbon" Percussion Solo by Victor Di Srefono Jan. 133 p.m., Murat ADMISSION FREE "Maintenance Month" Begins Jan. 14 am willes BARBARA NICHOLS SARA SHANE XJ I -ITmmM1 tsk, sx? Only 3900 North on U.S. 52 Opn 5:15 Show Stntl, 6 P.M.

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LOEW'S "Teahouse of the August Moon," at 11:35 a.m., 2:05. 4:35, 7:05 and 9:35 p.m. LYRIC at 2 and 8:15 p.m. later schedule today because of a Town Hall program in the theater. The box office will open at 1 p.m.

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