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yii iimnniii pitir ij, 1 i 'T y' Hfy" lJ '1 1 "Ul ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Tuesday. Apr. 7, 1959 21 'P1 yt Pli i I Ii ii ftOr eli a 7 flf Theodore Si) A- if BLOOMFIELD Conductor Jo Slww Subir Bancrji who plays role of Apu, one of the stars in film, "Pather Panchali," which opens tomorrow at the Fine Arts Theater, looks sad in this particular picture. "Pather Panchali," which means Sons of the Road, is based on the novel of the same name which has been a best seller in India Mi ftf RONALD LEONARD, Xollltt Jl PROGRAM i IRAHMS: SympHenv if 4 LOCH: "Schelome1' Rhapsody for Cello Orchestra CRETRr-MOTTL: lallet Suite, BorgeConcerf Sef Apr7 19 THE VICTOR BORGE con-cert dato was rescheduled yesterday for Sunday afternoon, April 10, at 2:30 in the Eastman Theater. Word to this effect was sent to the offices of the Civic Music following the cancellation of last night's performance owing to the singer's illness in Chicago.

The change of date was authorized by his physician. Borge is reported to be suffering from a strep throat infection. A Sunday night performance in Buffalo was also canceled. Tickets issued for the performance last night (April 6) will be honored for the new date, the association announced. The house was completely sold out for last night's performance.

wepnai et rreerit Til I It SHAY A PHIL 9 8:15 P. M. SEATS NOWI $1.50, JI.75, $2, 12 25, $2.75. S3 25 r. I Eastman Theatre fv .4 Clvle Muife jltioclarlea Presentotle since 1934.

I II T0AT ni TA (AST ROCHESTER Doors open 4:30 Bobert Mltchum "TANK FORCE" Judy Hollldar "SOLID GOLD CADILLAC" 15 Nations Charting Ocean 'Dump' Study CAPETOWN, South Africa, April 6 (UPI) The United States, Russia and some 13 other nations are expected to par IT-. "4 ShowiimsA. Jodcup 1 af COMMUNITY PLAYERS Fred MacMuRRAY. Jean HAGEN fOMMY ANfffTTF fliNlTJI iH-Tiy CfmiHHt irvm morriH ON STAGE ticipate in an Indian Ocean survey to provide information on the best spots to dump atomic waste, it was reported here today. F.

P. Anderson, head of the oceanographic division of the national physical research laboratory, said about 20 ships probably would take part in the study, scheduled for 1960 and 1961. il-US Mi "The Missouri Traveler" Af EVE. Si APRIL 10th thre APR. llth i and Nltely eie.

SUN. SHAKESPEARE'S Happitst Comedy iUXVTJ NOW i "AS YOU LIKE IT" I Lm? Ud. Bet lev K.rfenledrRd. 0 A BEWITCHING COMEDY ABOUT AN ENCHANTING LAST TIMES TODAY Co A olorM lunai ham MUSIC Kllbeurn Hall-New York Pro Musica Antlquo, Noon Greenberg, director, Eastman Theater Naoel Moor travel-gut, "Song of Switzerland," :15. DOWNTOWN MOVIES Lhw'i-Marilyn Monro, Tony cur-tU and Jack Lmmon In Some Line It Hot." 11:45, 2:10, 4:35, 7, Palace Fred MacMurray and Jean Hogen In "The Shaggy Doo." 10:30, 1:20, 4:10, 7, 9:50.

Paramount-Alex Nichols and Peggy Webber In "Th Screaming Skull," 11:34. 2:10, 4:45, 7:25, 10. Regent Sllvona Mangano and Van Heflin in "Tempest," 11:35, 3, 6:25, 9:50. Cinema "Auntie Mame," 2, 4:35, 9:50. Fine Arts "Modemolsell Strlo-lease" 7:25, 9:30.

Little "Bell, Book and Candle," 1:30, 3:30, 5:35, 7:35, 9:45. Monroe "Sleeping Beauty," 12, 4, 7:30. NEIGHBORHOODS Lv-ll "I Mobster," and "A Streetcar Named Desire." Worina "I Mobster," ond "A Street-Co' Homed Desire." Rlolfo, East Rochester "Tank Force' ond "The Solid Gold Cadillac." DRIVE-INS Central "Buccaneer" and "A Young, As You Are." Emolre Mobster and "Harry Black ond the Tiger." Lake Shore "The Tender Trap" ond "Ten Thousand Bedrooms." North Park "Sheriff of Fractured Jaw" nnd "I Mobster." Storlite "Hiah School Hellcats" ond "Hot Rod Gang." Washington "The Tender Trap" ond "Ten Thousand Bedrooms." All Seatt $2.00 RES. GR. 3-4320 Ion Office Open 10 A.M.

P.M. 'lrt'ol (off JAMES S0ARJ Ml EXPECTING Kathy Grant Crosby, left, wife of crooner King Crosby, who has confirmed that she is expecting another baby, meets Lee Rcmick shortly after her arrival in Michigan for filming of movie, "Anatomy of a Murder." Mrs. Crosby, star in film which is being shot in Ishpeming, started work yesterday. Also a mother, Lee Remick plays a role in film. (AP Photo) wx Dean MARTIN TEN TUflflSW NOW Actor's Port Relives Wor Doys Frank I b.1 ATA UrVX IEMM0M ERNIE KOWCS Anna Maria ALBERGHEITJ Eva BARTOK 7J ClNEMAJtoPE Dewey MARTIN After tossing over the idea of being a sea captain Cliff starting acting.

His career has been slow but steady. That's the way he wants it. MA-Cor' Heaters F-R-E-Ei HHIfeJ and finally made it back to the States. "The Navy reported us sunk," he added. "You know, I was the first Gold Star in my home town." Robertson is wearing a mustache for his role and he grew the thing so he wouldn't look like every other Hollywood sub commander.

"We wanted our guy to be a sort of Maverick," he explained. "Not the polished and pink-cheeked officers some movie sub-captains are." BAT 1200 CAR CAPACITY NO ADVANCE IN PRICE Another Exciting NAGEL-MOORE Trove Film Tour Starts! Tonight! TONIGHT! MARILYN JCKARUS BCVER "SHERirr or FRACTURED JAW" Color Plm Al Capone would soy-Crime doesn't pay, if he saw MOBSTER" i MONROE 0 i i ijy of Tony CURTIS 1 1 till mw lid it 1 jj. COMJK TbUfUW By JOE FINMGAN If OLLYWOOD, April 6 (UPI) Cliff Robertson, actor who-was strafed in an open boat by a Japanese aircraft during World War II, relives his experiences for the make believe of Hollywood. "Only this time," he laughed, "I got paid more for it and can phone home every night." Robertson, starring in "Battle of the Coral Sea," gets shot at again while portraying a submarine skipper. Recalling his scrape with death off the Philippines, Cliff said he and crewmates left their merchant vessel in a sinking condition after it was bombed by the Japanese.

"While we were in the water, the Japanese bomber made a couple of passes over us," he said. "The plane's gunners took some shots but only one man was wounded. FTER THEY LEFT, we boarded the ship again Jack LEMMON nus 2ndWk. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii Rosalind Ivan, Actress, Dies NEW YORK. April 6 tVP) Rosalind Ivan, 75, an English-born stage and motion picture actress, was found dead today in her room in a mid-town hotel.

Police said the death was due to natural causes. Among her personal effects were letters from George Bernard Shaw and many newspaper clippings about her stage and screen work. In the movies, Miss Ivan appeared in "Scarlet Street," with Edward G. Robinson, with Charles Laughton in "The Suspect" and with Sydney Greenstreet in "Three Strangers." iTHOT" GEORGE RAFT PAT BR FN ROBERT HARtWOPPPi SCOTT 11 tJ0E E. BROWN "PORTRAIT of LONDON" Tueiday, April 14 "PORTRAIT of the PACIFIC" Monday, April 20 Series Seats Now! $3.60 (Center Orcheitr.

and Meneninel Prices for Tonight: 90c, $1.20, $1.50 Eastman Thoofre Presented by iht Civle Mutle Attoeiaflot LB HAMS" "ONE OP THE BEST SECOND TO NONE" THE FRANKLIN HOUSE 4CKOSS FROM THt NSW 552 CAR rARKIHQ K4MF 71 TICHWCOlOr FINAL TODAY Al Capons Would Say Crime. Doein't Pay Ii He Saw 'X MOBSTER" Plus America'! No. 1 Star Marlon Brando In "STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE" eeeeeeeeeeeee MNNMHUH HA 6-5300 WINNER OF 5 WORLD GRAND PRIZES! 72 Franklin St. HOURS: Pro Musica Concert Tonight "A UNIVERSAL EXPERIENCE APPROPRIATE TO THE SCREENS OF THE WORLD 11:30 'TIL 1 A.M. Daily P.M.

'TIL 2 A.M. Saturday! 12:30 'TIL 1 A.M. Sundays Closed Mondays LAST 2 WEEKS Perfs. at 12-2-4 P.M. Unreserved Seats Evening 7:30 P.

M. Reserved Seats 'Pather Panchali' is a picture of India of counter tenor in the person of Russell Oberlin. Director of the group is Noah Green-berg, who r.Iso comments on the various selections. Tickets are on sale at the Kilbourn Hall office, Eastman School. WAXT D1SNEYS a sort we have not yet had-not even in Jean Renoir's 'The River' nor in Robert Flaherty's 'Elephant This i3 a communication of First Time on a Rochester Stage! Cole Porter's "SILK STOCKINGS" German Club Aiid.

315 Gregory St. April 14, 15, 16, 17 Tickets at Sibley's Ticket Office and Rochester Co-Op Drug Stores. Mail orders: Curran, 241 Alfonso Dr. All Seats Reserved $3.00 PrmttmteH by Mutits Playhoutm benefit of David Smallinm Ckapt. Rho Pi Phi International Leukemia Foundation.

The New York Pro Musica Antiqua, a group which specializes in the performance of early period music on ancient instruments, will return to Kilbourn Hall tonight as the final event in the Kilbourn Chamber Scries. Twice in recent seasons the group has delighted Kilbourn Hall audiences with its command of the neglected art of musical interpretation of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Tonight it will devote itself mainly to early Flemish and Spanish music. The in ADVERTISEMENT Stop TBCHNICOLOfV. FUtl tTEPEOPHONIC SOUND human experience out of the heart and fiber of Bengal.

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