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ROCHESTER TDOCRAT AJID CKRON1CIE 4C Wednesday. May 27. 1 Kilbourn Lists Summer Concerts PtMAL WIKSI TODAY -uaiB OP TH Inao-14HAPCO ROOM" warn. 2 lie ADULT HITS Nnt Bes hi Beineeter mthj i '4 I' 1 I 1 DON KNOIIS JACK MSION cocx ANDPEW I OS HOPf I -I -t "I L-Shsped Rcca HBZil' "A CLODAL Mr Mil" 1 PIUS Brought BACKFiRsrmiB-UixvA AT REGULAR POPULA I we. at mmmmj A CwTZT! 1 JS 7 JS n-- raj b15 i III h' iff mm)! II LUfcu- II 1 I I i nfCw writ TfCHtVPCCXO POSITIVELY ROSSANO BRAZZi MUZIGAYNOR1 KFRR ID IM'tTPfT'T SPIES Sean Conner? and Daniela Bianchi are 8 aired in International intrigue ai start of "From aula with Love," to arrive today at Loew's.

Carol Burnett in New Show Wonder to Behold' I II tmi-UJi't Hi) Five concert by the Eastman Chamber Orchestra and four extra events are on the summer schedule at Kilbourn Hall, Dr. Allen Mcllose, director of the Eastman School summer session, announced yesterday. Dr. A. Clyde Roller will again conduct the chamber orchestra.

Dates and soloists are: July 2, Daniel Patrylak, trumpet; July 9, Waldie Anderson, tenor, and Verne Reynolds, French horn; July 18, Donald Knaub, trombone; July 23, Daniel Stolper, oboe; July 30, Ronald Leonard, All concerts will be in Kilbourn HalL Eastman School, except the one of July 16, which in accordance with custom will be given in Strong Auditorium, River Campus. Special concerts and performers are set for July 7, brass chamber music; July 14, woodwind chamber music; July 21, David Craighead, organist; July 28, Millard Taylor, violin; Ronald Leonard, 'cello; Jose Echa-niz, piano. The Eastman School also sponsors the annual Arrangers Holiday concert, set this year for Aug. 6 in the Eastman Theater, with Duke Ellington soloist and Rayburn Wright director. Chris Noel Cast In MGM Film HOLLYWOOD IUPD Chris Noel has been cast In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio movie "Joy in the Morning" May Heatherly, Hollywood girl who went to Spain to become an actress, returns home as co-star in Robert Vaughn's new television series, "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." Art Linkletter and his associates plan to open their new Valley Music Theater ir the San Fernando Valley outside of Hollywood in July.

Janet Blair will star in "The Sound of Music." "FROM HERE TO ETERHITY" WAS JAV.ES JONES' MIwVleIWii I II 12 1 Tl1 III lafBUN. STAX7S TODAY -C'JEEM CF THE FEMALES" ADULT INTfeTAlMMf taeliee Pree On Tkev. I MM 'Ilisncw y-w ffwV i. HMVIM1 Jdrivo-bsl RdeiMC thra UNITED ARTISTS 111 lr, i ttCZV 1 sX III. 'III: i C33COD i 1 HI It's the one about the girl who mistakenly wins a chance in films, gets a fast brushoff and then turns out to be a star sensation.

Ruby Keeler used to do it all the time. The whole thing is meant as jolly lampoon-but there isn't much mirth left in the blustering tycoon with a half dozen nephews for vice presidents, even when the role is played by Lou JacobL Other featured performers are Tina Louis, Dick Patterson and Tiger Haynes. Styne, the busiest tune-smith of the season with "Funny Girl" across the street and "Wonder World" at the World's Fair has come up with a score of mostly routine caliber. The first act finale for Miss Burnett, however, is a syncopated swinger. Two dance spectacles are provided by Ernest Flatt, a flashy violin sequence, and a lavishly costumed dream routine.

"Fade Out-Fade In" classes as splashy, brash formula entertainment. Except for Miss Burnett, who is someone very special. OS 1-3221 empire ESSTCE Ml S-72 OridHl scottsvillc to. CH 4-UI STARLITC ft ISCZTTI AM 1 1 TW UtBaiiiiuiiiTiit Great Books Make Great Motion Pictures! A DULLEASL-iWARDEN WMGM'bMtiunaini STARTS FRIDAY 130 ADQITURES OF SECRET far mr Aw. on i hut t7 ha.

mm His new 7 fri incredible rr7 iftri women. i ll Hill' incredible if a A Ff LlJ JJ IAN FLEMING'S I RICO PALACE THEATRE Rochester, N.Y. HA 4-3900 TOMORROW ONLY For the First Time on the Giant Screen i rail HoyrMM Hr Mm KM4I. Ux Office ipm of 7:10 Tony Kirk Annad Funlc.ll MISAOVINTURIS OF MIRLIN JONtS' larry Lwi Bina Merrill "DON 6IVI UP THI SHIP" BY WILLIAM GLOVER NEW YORK UPS All the high-spirited clowning that has made Carol Burnett a TV favorite comes in awfully handy during "Fade-; Out-Fade-In," a musical which premiered last night at Broadway's Hellinger Theater. As an ugly duckling on the loose in Hollywood of the 1930's, she is a wonder to behold gracefully gawky, clumsily sly, vocally terrific.

Helping out in the plus column is Jack Cassidy, the foil of much of Miss Burnett's rampage, and who all alone can whip up quite a storm with a song. But, darn that hoary plot upon which composer Jule Styne, author lyricists Betty Comden and Adolphx Green, and director George Abbott have concentrated so much energy. BradleytoQuit Boxoffice Job James 0. Bradley, box-office manager at the Community Playhouse for the last five years, announced yesterday he will go into merchandising accounting when he leaves the theater June 15. Bradley, a choir director, singer, actor, bookkeeper and "caterer on the side," was a research tester for a Rochester industry before he went to work at the Playhouse.

He decided to give up tne boxoffice, he said, after a recent illness forced him to seek a quieter life. He will join the- establishment of Henri Projan-sky, East Avenue furrier and clothing merchant, he said. However, he said, he will not give lip entirely his theater activities but will probably do some acting next winter. OUTING SCHEDULED Golf, basketball, badminton and horseshoe pitching will on the agenda of the Em pire State Furniture Manu- facturers Representatives' an nual spring outing at the Le Roy Country Club on Wednes day, June 3, at 8:30 a.m. LAST WEEKS WINNER 4 'ACABffif AWARDS! mctoDwoi Pir.TIIRPl RST DIRECTOR OCSf JCRIINPtAY rS AlBERT FlUIEYSUSWOUH YORK At 2:00 4:30 7:00 9:15 I owe? At 7 a to iast Rochester moo- N's Meaatala SmoocMr' id jnim r.avu MATINEE 1:30 Sf AND 4:05 I (U Reckurtr Premier ficf.shr.

Stewart Granger "COMANDO" JcrmM Maion lllll Palmer "TORPEDO IAY" SEAN CONNERY as JAMES Walt DUn.y'. All Family Show "Mlsadveatares ef MerMR Jonas" Debbie Reynold. Barry Iftlioa "MARY, MARY" rerytbiaf la celor FEATURE TIMES TODAYi 12:202:45 cgurence vsu frtittli WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S IIP 5 Cllataa 1 Caart SH. A S400S Op 11:41 A.M. AOEtlT 00? to 3.

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