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HELD OVER 2nd SMASH WEEK 9- iiwT-ny NOT WALK Hh TO 'THE firm rntrrya' rt m.m 8C I Vic populai rucisi A CONDITIONED CLEOPATRA SHOWN AT 110 Oft I II Season Opener Town, Co untry Presents Farce By JEAN WALRATH If "Sunday in New York" was hardly a danler among gems in its original Broadway setting, it looked just about right last night on summer theater stage as the opener of the Town and Country Playhouse in East Rochester. FUNNIEST COMEDY OF THE YEAR! 0 ROttKT WA6KCK CAPUQNE. li I'l 4 ACADEMY AWARDS THE PINK PANTMERJJ 7 fxptricncc in I lifetime ill that OAUDUCARDINAlE TtouucoLM- nomawu' FRILWi Jt-tMITNtffl it is tniikely that yt wi3 jm win sec TUE lost rm Uvmc mtmmt MIMtAHMtlMTt HWV I liM CmH I IJ10-1 i IS-f ll I LOEW I ixtia IXHIIITIN6 ATTRACTION ADOIO r. -r2-i Tfc fbifei Norman Krasna's comedy, bordering on bed-in-a-living-room farce, arrived with the fifth season of Barry Tuttle's theater in the East Rochester School auditorium. The theater for the opening was well filled, and the audience, with good reason sounded pleased.

Kathy Nolan as the girl who can't say yes, is a pert, curving redhead, and plays rather sweetly the nice girl from Albany who runs into a rather familiar old story in New York. All on one rainy Sunday in her brother's apartment she begins the day without any man to call her own and ends it with two too many. She becomes the not altogether innocent victim of appearances that are not what they seem to be when her fiance bolts into the apartment (never locked, of course). At the climax ev-erbody is chasing around for scattered bits of clothing while the boy friend from upstate stands there, seeing nothing. The ageless setup for hilarity involves a youthful music critic from Philadelphia, played by Roger Smith of movies and tele- vision; an airplane pilot brother who owns the apartment (David Hull, seen on television and stage) and the clean living Albany fiance Russell Wilson, also of stage and television).

Music and dance are threaded ingeniously into the play the dance provided by Martha Webster, who plays all the woman roles except the lead, and George Riddle, the man of odd roles such as a sailor in a movie audience and a Japanese waiter. A swift and tidy job of direction was done by J.oe Brownstone, a veteran in summer and winter stock theater. Miss Nolan, whom televiewers will remember as Kate in "The Real McCoys." is more than adequately supported by Smith and Hull, while all the company comes through nicely. On the whole, it was as smooth a first night for a summer season's beginning as one could hope to see. An all-purpose set which serves for an apartment, a bus, a restaurant, an automobile and a rainy street was created with artistry by Carl Zollo.

The show runs through Sunday. ElUIFHIIAeBEnS wmr mm, EMPIRE I or "COUNTiT MUSIC" I I lt 10:10 IN I LiMlttt tlww I on Ridaowov Stodium C.roi 6 Aqunoi Morcklng land Si mil iT-Tn it it Is DRUM CORPS COriTEST SAT. JULY 4, 8 P.M. AQUINAS STADIUM STKACUSE IRIGADIERS Put N.Y. Stat Champions REILLY RAIDERS Pit National V.P.W.

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ADM $1.50 c.cr BUSES tram Lot Dewav Hww-itatSHftwita-i-itiVaaainfl IK rnOuuCllUR KotnHoocteg tester IkWIiniWUkWI rvtv School Of Music nnAflnii iiu WSWKOCH- DWoFsCrtWRIZ' FRANnSIMIRA- 60fiOOi DOuGLaS FROM WUWEB EROS. Trcumrninr.Mvivi'dnii' tM 'Iguana' Bows in Style M.l.MilillillllHliljlJrnTTTTTTTl STARTS FRIDAY Eastman TT of Fr. HoyridM tor tko bids ow rtarh at dusk PEPPARD A. LADD C. BAKER "THE CARPETBAGGERS" COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY" a lain ai 10:30 cotnploto ihow The University of Rorheslpr Exclutiv All-Color Holiday Show I I I Bott Picluro Of Tho Yoar 1 I "TOM JONES" Plui 2nd Hilarious Hit I I I Shirloy lonoi Giq Youna; "A Ticklish Aifair" NEW YORK (UPD A motion picture premiere, complete with such popular trimmings as Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, brought "The Night of the Iguana" to the public last night.

The gala evening-dress event was held in classy Philharmonic Hall in Lincoln Center as a benefit for the Heart Fund. More than 2,500 persons attended. HELD OVER 4 1 i CHILD 7Se rotontod VH4 Oram IMPIRI EMPIRE lin. com. BE i 792t Orkiul OCHISTCll SCOTTSVILLI RB.

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If tMHN0IME.il G. Lit Kirk HELD OVEB BY POPULAR DEMAND Burton, one of the stars of the picture, based on the play of the same title by Tennessee Williams, was working downtown on the stage in "Hamlet," so could not see the screening. However, Miss Taylor was there to represent her spouse, and he showed up for the later festivities. These included something labeled a champagne fiesta and a dinner dance. Three orchestras were on hand.

2nd BIG WEEK list run! GEORGE PEPPARD ALAN LADD Taylor Richard Burton Rox Harrison "CLEOPATRA" com. as lot. ai 1 1 and It all Kochostar Promior. Showing I I I Color Doualas-Mltii Gaynor-Iuli. N.wmar 'TOR LOVE OR MONEY" Also "YOUNG AND WILLING" I JttfV, BOB CUMMINGS TECHNICOLOR I I 1 BEJEWELED Shirley Mac-Laine, heroine of "What a Way to Go!" yearns for the simple life but wears gems and sables and wistful smile.

Ticture is showing at the Monroe. New Director jHendl to Take Music School Post Today Walter Hendl officially Jakes over as director of the Eastman School of 'iMusic today. Dr. Howard Hanson, who is at his summer island off the coast of JIaine, becomes "former director." Hendl last night opened 12th season as conductor of the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, playing -an all-Brahms program. He jvill continue in Chautauqua through the season, but is Expected to frequent visits here to organize his "office at the Eastman School.

Dr. Hanson will find a flew office ready for him in Cutler Union, on the old University campus, when he returns late in the summer. This will be his headquarters as director of the hew Institute of Music for the University and other Special activities in which tie is interested. Mary Louis Creegan, who has been Dr. Hanson's secretary since 1947, and Mrs.

'Janice Naccarella. assistant Secretary, will fill similar jposts in the Cutler Union office. r-u- 5 Showtimes Today STAGE East Rochester Town and Country Playhouse "Sunday tn New York," 8:30. 2 MOVIE THEATERS Loew's "Carpetbaggers," 12:20, 3:20, 6:15, 9:15. Palace "A Distant Trum pet," 2:10, 6:05, 10; "F.B.I.

Code 98," 12:20, 4:15, 8:10. 2 Paramount "The World of Henrv Orient," 11:30, 3, 6:30, "All in a Night's Vork," 1:20, 4:55, 8:25. Regent "Robinson Crusoe in Mars," 12. 3:15, 6:40, 10; Stage to Thunder Rock," 1:50, 5:10, 8:35. Cinema "The Best Man," 7:25 and 9:35.

Coronet "For Love or Money," 7:35 and 9:45. ii Capri "Tom Jones," 7:17 and "Snow Carnival," 7. Fine Arts "The Silence," 5:30 and 9:40. Little "Cleopatra," 1:30, 5, 8:15. Monroe "What a Way to Go." 12, 2, 4.

6, 8. 10. Riviera "The Fall of the Koman Empire," 1:30, 4:10, 6:45, 9:30. Waring "The Three Lives of Thomasina," 12:15, 2:35, 4:55, 7:15, 9:35. Lyell "The Three Lives of Thomasina," 12:15, 2:35, 4:55, 7:15, 9:35.

DRIVE-IN'S Z- Central "Cleopatra." Empire "The Carpetbaggers." "Country Music Holiday." Lakeshore "Carpetbaggers," "Peyton Place." North Park "Young and Willing." "For Love or Honey." Rochester "Tom Jones." Starlite "Cleopatra." Washington "Cleopatra." BUSINESS TOUR "Twelve members of the Japanese Data Processing Management Association will tour the Stromberg Carlson Co. and Corp. as guests of the Rochester chapter of DPMA Saturday. The groi is on a month-long tour of U.S. data processing installations in conjunction with the International Data Processing Conference and Business Exposition in New Orleans.

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A. I. McHose, Director1 EASTMAN CHAMBER ORCHESTRA A CLYDE ROLLER, Conductor July 2 Soloint: Daniel Patrvlak. Trumpet July 9 Marcel Crandjany, Harp; Waldie Anderin, Tenor and Verne Reynolds, Horn July 16 Soloist: Donald Knaub, Trombone July 23 Soloist: Daniel Slolper. Oboe July 30 Soloist: Ronald Leonard, 'Olio Ticket! $2.00 each.

Buy for complete teriei for $8.00 SAVE 20! CHAMBER MUSIC AND RECITALS July 7 Brass Chamber Music July 14 Woodwind Chamber Music July 21 David Craighead, Organist July 28 Millard Taylor, Violinist, Ronald Leonard, 'Cellist, and Jose Echaniz, Pianist Ticket $2.00 each. Buy ticket! for complete icriei for $6.00 SAVE 25 All concerts and recital in KILBOURN HALL except JULY 16 STRONG AUDITORIUM. All Events Brgla al SilS P.M. ARRANGERS' HOLIDAY DUKE ELLINGTON, Soloist RAYBURN WRIGHT, Conductor 45 piece orchestra Augtisl 6 Eastman Theatre Trkn 12.00 each, nn Mis st th offir. of Robert P.

Smtlfr, Conrfrt Mananr F.a.tman School ol Muiie, 26 Gibba Roeheaier. N.Y. IthOl. RUi-r SOIOfl' Mail ordira acceptfd Plfaw fnrlo.e arlf adrireaied, alamprd nflopf Vake rhrrka pavablt to the Eaatman School ol Muiic. HELD OVER Final Wook CLEOPATRA" Shown First at Dusk also "Philbert" corns as let cs 10:10 and sot a complsto show Pincuicnc ttucatoca LOVES A CONVINCED HE'S A HMmmutMWHiMiHW Air-Coolsd VXlAST JtOCHtSTM ptf RochiiUr'i Exoitint 'HlW sIaim tukitrks.

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