Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 19

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Ci 1 HIM. iialffjA he Helen Hayes Here Tonight IMva Hayes will te lure touitfht wltn her rrHTtory company at tl Auditorium Theater to clone the company'! firl tour with performance of "The Circle" and Shakespeare an bkrUhre. Tonighl'i performance will be tlie ftiit of three, through Saturday nicht. Hor tour hai taken the "first lady" of the theater to 18 citi through the East and Midwet. The Broadway Theater League local aporuwr.

"The Circle," itaged In tribute to the late Somerset Maugham, the author, start! Mlsa Hayes as Lady Kitty. In the second program of the evening, "Lover, Villain! and Fools," the actresi appear! In several key rolei from Shakespeare. AT iOTM 1 COLO. WINNER FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT FOUNDATION AWARD 24 110 HITI 0th Irrf HO HITI M.rttM 1.

V.m.nf M. i "WHO'S tLMPtHft All Cm'i IN MT SID" Color "toul or klftlllA" TH IE HEROES OPVTELEAIARK Tzmn. STRICTLY FOR FUN! AT 2 MARTINA THEATRES HURRY Limited Engagement ftftJ iUTKf HM tf.KM.K AM XwlTTWICEl I DAVIO NIVEN PETER 5EUIRS ROKRT WAGNER -CAPUatf CLAUDIA CARDINALE I if inii.ii-uiui ii annua innvri iuici iiuiu rauuiuiii irwiiaii, uurc lilvrr bo! iWrlbrd for ''outstanding con- tor of George Lafttman Ilout In crre tiihution to the art of motion pic mony of tribute brld at Drjdm Theater. 7T7 Eastman House Again Percussionists a Prove They Honors Gloria Swanson 9 r- mm By KAN WALKATII 7fr frit AUDITORIUM THEATRE 171 MAIN Sat. Mat.

2:30 Eva. 8:30 Melon Mayes "JIw Chcb" Semerttt Maugham's Claivit tht TntlM OPEN 10 a.m. to Curtain 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. "A SHOT IMTHE DARK" Tclcoor Comhq Rf nf lreaefroy Smaik Hit "STOP THE WORLD, WANT TO GIT OFF" BUFFALO RACEWAY'S 25th ANNIVERSARY SEASON THE SILVER SPECTACULAR YEAR I "ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOVIES EVER MADE!" Lift Utatlin the Dryden Theater that "my heart Is pounding very hard." An inscribed silver bowl was presented by Beaumont Newhall, director of George Eastman House, after a show of clips from a number of old silent films and then from the sound motion picture, "Sunset Boulevard." "It's very strange to look at your pictures," the star remarked with a tremble, and then remembering that the camera is a universal object, said she meant motion pictures, and particularly the old ones that she hadn't remembered "but are so much a part of me and you people have been so much a part of my life." Later she joined several hundred guests at a reception in Eastman House.

James Card, curator, of motion pictures and vice director of Eastman House, spoke of motion pictures as an art and "the most intimate of all forms of communication that brings us in exciting, astonishing contact with the face" and then recalled the famous line spoken by Miss Swanson as Norma Desmond in "Sunset Boulevard: had faces then." Gloria Swanson tearfully accepted the tribute of George Eastman House last night for her "outstanding contribution to the art of motion pictures." The attractive star of the silents, now three times honored by Eastman House, said as she accepted a trophy in TODAY'S SHOWTIMES Eastman Ella Fitzgerald and Oscar Peterson Trio, 8:15. STAGE Auditorium Helen Hayes and Repertory Company in "The Circle" and Shakespeare readings, 8:30. Community Playhouse "Send Me No Flowers," 8:30. MOVIES Paramount "Alphabet Murders," 12:30, 3:35, 6:45, "Kissin' Cousins," 2, 5:05, 9:15. Regent "Pink Panther," 12:45, 4:25, "A Shot In The Dark," 2:40, 6:20, 10.

WHERE YOU GOIN'? HIATIO GRAND STAND MEIRO-GOiaVYNMAYER PRESENTS A CARLO P0NTI PRODUCTION DAVID LEAN'S FILM COMING Miy 18, 19, P.M. May I 8:00 P.M. OF BORIS PASTERNAKS HAMBURG, N.Y.. POST TIME 8 15 P. M.

NIGHTLY. USE IHRUWAY EXIT 56 or 1 nr IDOiCTOR 'Got Rhythm' By IIAKVKY SOLTIIG ATE Percussion players, who beat the drums, cymbals, bongoes, chimes and so forth, are clanging their way to a distinctive new concert form. No longer content to stand in the back row of the orchestra to provide color and rhythm for the melody makers, they are now taking full stage in music written just for them. For the fourth year, students of WUliam Street. Eastman School teacher, put on a program last night in Kil-bourn Hall that showed the percussionists need no help or very little in providing interesting and intircate sound patterns.

Furthermore, a serious literature for this type of performance is growing up. It is still a limited repertoire, but when composers, of the stature of Alan Hovhaness write for it, one may be sure that it has a future. The program last night, however, all in all, seemed to us to have less variety than some in the past, although the ensemble work of the players involved was fully up to the best we have heard. Fourteen players made up thegroup. All did not take part in all numbers.

They were held to admirable precision by conductor John Beck, now tym-panist of the Rochester Philharmonic, and a one time Street student. WINNER OF ACADEMY AWARDS! feneludlna f' IN PANAVISIOfTAND METR0COL0R. RESERVED SEATS NOW BY MAIL PREMIERE WEDNESDAY, MAY 25th 8:00 P.M. 14S1 LAKE AVE. GL 1-1848 RIVIERA SCHINl THMTJIC PICTURE Of The Year! DIRECTION Robert Wise Musical Scoring Film Editing Sound Recording TONIGHT 8:00 P.M.

NOW 2nd YEAR finST TMf IN ROCHESTER! "THE NIGHT OF THE GRIZZLY" Clint W.lk.r Martha Hy.r T.chnitr.op Technicolor Eitro 2ND FEATURE J.rry Lawii Tony Curtit "BOEING, BOEING" Waring Rd. Pl.t. MO 7-1897 jhi THE STORY OF THE -Tl FAMOUS i iC4r METRO-GOIDWYN MAYER III rWtfCER5.HAMMER!TEIrS ANDREWS-" PLUMMER rsT LiXNOR PARKER ti, tsnssa khuakuhatuni ROBERT VISE I RODCERS I 0CAR HAMMERSTKIN II I tRNET IXHUAH MSERVEO SEATS NOW OW SALE AT BOXOFFICE OR SY MAW. "The Spy EXTRA! 2nd Feature PresleyYBest Cinema "A Patch of 9:25. Fine Arts "A Ship of Fools," 7:10, 9:45.

Loew's "The Chase," 7:05, 9:30. Little "The Silencers," 1:35, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35, 9:35. Monroe "Sound of Music," 8. Riviera "The Oscar," 7:15, 9:25. Coronet "The Slender Thread," 7:30, 9:45.

Stoneridgc "The Gospel According to St. Matthew," 7:20, 9:45. Towne "A Man Could Get Killed," 7:30, 9:30. Waring "Night of the Grizzly," 6:45, 10; "Boeing, Boeing," 8:25. Lyell "Harper," 7:10, 9:20.

Capri (E. Rochester) "Spy Who Came In From the Cold," 7:17, "Scenic Cue Master," 7, 9:09. Ridge (Webster) "The Spy Who Came In From the Cold," 7, 8:50. DRIVE-INS North Park "A Man Could Get Killed," 8:35, Agent for H.A.R.M.," 10:35. Rochester "Murder Mississippi," and "Whose Been Sleeping In My Bed." Starlite "Pink Panther," "A Shot In the Dark." Central "The Heroes of Telemark," 8:30, "Under the Yum Yum Tree," 11.

Empire "The Heroes of Telemark," 8:30, "Under the Yum Yum Tree," 11. Lake Shore "Night of the Grizzly," "Patsy," "Psycho." Washington "Night of the Grizzly," "Patsy," "Psycho." Srhine. ill ft l.Qfniin' VlQ.Culinairf inside thehrighUurbuIent world of todays Special sifja appiarancB BILLY GRAHAM AUDITORIUM THEATER, Uit M.in Roch.sttr, N.Y. Tick.H (2nd Floor Mid Town Plata nd North G.I. Plata); Mid Town R.cordt (T.rrae.

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and Hoi $2 00 Sat. and Hoi. JIM Tick.ti Alio C.nlral Trust, Saari, Manojar Hot.1 Who Came In From The Cold" (V MOM! (IE 5B5 Monroe Ave. CK 3-OfjMi mi Rinaw'sion IS 3 MfTroCOIPR HMhlYiWIf RICHARD BURTON MARTINA'S DRUMS OF VARIOUS kinds had the right of way throughout much of the program, setting rhythms and making crescendos of sound that testified to expert performance. There was a bit too much of this and too little of selections using other instruments, such as the Hovhaness "Burning House" overture (whatever that may mean) with its effective flute variation played by Sandra Seefeld.

It added a pleasant touch of melody to the drums. "Bali by David Gordon, also stood out through the recorder obbligato of Robert Eliscu, which added a melodic curve without damaging the Oriental suggestion of the percussive sounds. We liked, too, the witty "Pentatonic Clock," by Willis Charkovsky, in which marimbas, chimes and other light instruments entered into the clock-like tempo of the piece. Othe works were by Edward Vol, Lou Harrison, Philip Lambro, J. Kent Williams and Thomas L.

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