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THE PITTSBURGH PRESS TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1955 PAGE 23 Wmtt: I' 1'' Texan Secures Role HOLL YWOOD-Fess r. a tad Texan, makes Child Star Returns HOLLYWOOD Margaret O'Brien, who won an Acad- Royalty Titled HOLLYWOO D-Scren jk Lord once was if t4 1 "4 Show Shops White Barn Opens With Hit Comedy Able Cast AAakcs Most of Hilarious Study of Psychiatry by E. Chodorov By KASPAK MONAHAN Those shrewd old country squires, Clay Flagg and Carl Low, are not ones to take chances when they open a summer theater season. They around for something that has proved ffs worth as an audience-pleascr, a show usually de-si cried for hrli busting a (if 1 -f 1 i win iWigiiTi mm Air4 SLAPSIK MAXIK ROK.VRr.OOM and 1VA U'lTHEKS Start in Civic Light Optra't "Guys and Dois." and a most comical one, too, as played by Colleen Dew-hurst. Miss Dewhurst had the fii similiters practically in hysterics ere she had finished a long and ludircrous harangue from the psychoanalyst's couch.

Cor Wows 'Em Hut with all due respect to the other able performers it Is Carl Low who all but walks off with the show, As the actor who feels that his wife's imaginary ills spring from her fanatical obsession for psychiatrics, he schemes darkly to take revenge on the psychoanalyst. by alcohol he launches into a droll discourse on "Doll to prove that Ibsen in this play had provided a blueprint for the "couch Hade," James Vickery as the be-leaguicd psychiatrist has a rather thankless role In that he is the bull of the joke, but. equips himself admirably, -as do Lin Pierson, Al Hedison and the veteran Nat Horns. erny Award for her pet form- aijce In "Mvd Me In St. Louis," will return to motion picture work as one of the ierformers in "THE KING OF HEARTS" tunnlnt Comtty or Ihi YinU In lf.Ciiilliim trill Art.

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All Trlpt I MOOKLITE ST tvs nil At sn MIDNITE tvv 12 10 AMPt, I 10 AM ipii mil im iiw 'at tint i f- 1. 1 1 iTTI a 1 1 k'ZITTTHtTB hi 1 1 'B a ft Tv rt, kn .1 SVU 'Vl 'J fl III wl ItliilNM A 1 A 5 i J- ,1 'W, k(. i'i H.f t' h'd I 1 .1 I JMa ,1 1 IL, 1 1 ft, e.c ,.1 laughs. A fl they wouldn't have chosen a hotter attraction with whirh 1o launch their season at tlir Whim TUm than "Oh, Men! Oh, Women!" Not only is this play by Edward Chodorov a first-ratjp, piece of farcical foolery, it has the added advantage rf being a brand new show for Piilsburghers, It made Us bow late last season in New Ywk but didn't go on tour. Able Company Messrs.

Clay and Flags, err the basis of the season's performance have come tijvith a very able company cf'jilayers, Mr. Low, of rowvc, will lie available as iistijl to take over important ai'tuig chores as he dues with r.xeeodinff eclat in the opener in addition to has backstage duties. AH the others are new to Ham patrons, and now is the time to hail a most, charming and talented young player, Lynn Bailey, this season's Ingenue. Though mighty young, she has a wealth of rich experience behind her, beginning with the leading role of Virginia Dare In Paul Green's celebrated "Lost Colony" Roanoke, N. C.

She" lias played in summer and winter stock, appeared wit! Eva Le Galliene, has understudied leading actresses in Broadway hits, as well fill, the customary assignments on TV. She is a standout in "Oh, Men! Oh, Women!" as the dizzy young thing with a most lurid past, a past that Is immediate, too! For she is just shaking loose from a passionate affair with a neurotic young fellow In order ta go on a honeymoon with a successful psychiatrist. Stunning Blow On the very ev of the ceremony the psychiatrist is listening not too attentively to the raving complaints of the young man. Then the bombshell. Suddenly the psychiatrist realises that the girl the patient's companion In JUiet dallying Is none other Hian his psychiatrist's) fiancee! The first act tends to dawdle.

However, Playwright Chodorov Is painstakingly lajjng his groundwork, and once the show swings Into high gear which it docs rather explosively it romps hilariously through to the final curtain with very few Iai'. Now this central situation is "sufficient for a deal of fun. However, Chodorov was in 'a generous mood when "Tiring his play, for he pro-vides another salty situation: a noted actor is at odds with his wife who Is also one of Hie psychiatrist's patients REGULAR value GOOD ONLY COLGATE DENTAJ. cunt size vanw Max Srar VIV-4VIU Ul Ul In Opera The Civic Light Opera's lentil season opens next Mondav night in Pitt Stadium with Damon Runyon'fi "(Juys and Piolls" and starring personalities from the stage, screen and the boxing ring. One ho can boast of roles in all three is Slapsic Maxie Rommi- liloom, light heavyweight chnm- pion from and veteran of ill bonis, In "Guys and Dolls," Slapsie Maxie plas "Pig Julie," a lough guy from Chicago.

The rast has Norwood Smith as "Sky Maslerson," the gambler: Rflt a "R.ii-ah lassie who reforms "Sky Mas-terson" and wins his heart; Iva Withers as "Miss Adelaide." the cabaret dancer, and Sammy M'liwaru as "Nathan Detroit, the ganihluig impresario, "Guys and Dolls," which ran on Broadway for three ears and three months, is based on Runyon characters. Actually, Runyon gave Slapsie Maxie his moniker "I was fighting in New York In and broke my hand," said Maxie. "But I continued the tight, which I won, hy (dapping Instead of punching, Runvoii, who covered the fight, called me Mapsle Ma.xke' In Ills story ami the name slink." Miss Withers, of Winnipeg, Canada, Is a Broadway veteran with roles in 'Oklahoma" (she was the third "South Pacific" and "Carousel." anrl Dolls." u-ith nuicrir. rraiiK i.ocsscr, runs Jor one week. Other productions to lollow are; and llHiiimerMrin's "Mp and Juliet, 1 hf Wizard ot Oz," "BriRadoon," the fabulous KodRf-rs and llaminer.stcin "South Pacific," "Rest Foot Forward." Cole.

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