The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 67

SECTION 5 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 25, 1948. THEATER RO AD A Ro nberg Troupe 1 Today and Monday Jon Hall Evelyn Ankers "LAST OF THE REDMEN" Ron Randall Pat O'Moore "BULLDOG DBUMMOND STRIKES BACK" Tuesday and Wednesday Weaver Brother and Elviry "GRAND OLD OPRY" Peggy Cummins Victor Mature "MOSS ROSE" Cohan Play Selected By the Little Theater npHE TAVERN," by the late George M. Cohan, has been selected as the Louisville Little Theater Company's final production of the season. The play, a revival, will be presented May 24, 25, 26 and 27. "The Tavern," first was presented in Louisville in 1935 as a production of the University of Louisville Players, an organization which since has been fused into the Little Theater Company to make one large organization.

It is the story of a vagabond who is sane on every subject except the drama. When he comes to a tavern on a stormy night, so many things occur to excite him that he has a very fine time. He also makes audiences have a very fine time watching the drama which he discovers in the tavern that night. Tryouts for "The Tavern" will be held at the Playhouse tomorrow night, beginning at 8 o'clock. Due Wednesday OINGERS new to Louisville who have made their mark under the baton of Toscanini and in the Broadway smash hits "Song Norway" and "Finian's Rainbow" will be presented by Sigmund omDerg, the man who wrote the songs you love," when he 60-piece-orchestra.

at Memorial Auditorium at 8.30 Wednesday night. concert of "middlebrow" music will be the ninth Romberg visit to Louisville within four seasons. In addition to his own music from such operettas as "Blossom Time," "Desert Song," New Moon," "Maytime," "Student Prince" and others, the popular mv.estro aso wil1 offer music by Tchaikovsky, von Suppe, Lehar, Johann Strauss, Ziehrer, Styne, Mascagni, Bizet, Schubert, Bagley, Victor Herbert, Misraki, Hahn and Malotte. There also will be music from the current Broadway success "High Button Shoes." In Kirsten Kenyon, Romberg will present the romantic lead of Song of Norway." She played that role in a successful run of several months on Broadway, and then toured the country with, the show. Previously, she had appeared in a revival of "A Connecticut Yankee," and was a Billy Rose choice for his spectacle "The Seven Lively Arts." Texas beauty Marijane Maricle's first notice-winning assignments were as Nancy and Hansel in Margo Jones productions of, respectively "Martha" and "Hansel and Gretel." After U.S.O.

work during the war, she sang with the Lynn Murray Singers in a revival -f "New Moon," and then was chosen for the "Finian's Rainbow" cast. Kirsten Kenyon is a soloist I CT.f Today Thru Tuesday Maraha Hunt William Prince "CARNEGIE HALL" Jackie Cooper Gene Roberta ii i ps HELD OVER! 2 AW IV ft? SHawnee 3812 Today. Tees. Double Feature William Powell Ella Raines SENATOR WAS INDISCREET" Diauey Feature Cartoon "FUN AND FANCY FREE" Tod it Ones At 12:30 P.M. Yvonne DeCarlo, George Brent "SLAVE GIRL" In Technicolor Jon Hall.

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