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Trie Pittsburgh Press, Sunday, Nov. 26, 1967 See. 7 Pg- 3 Looking Af Broadway The Lyons Den By LEONARD LYONS Pearl Puts Zing I NEW opening at the AnU Dec. 14, will mark the Broadway debuts of three daughters of Illustrious men. 1 The cast Includes Penelope Windust, daughter of Bretalgne By JACK GAVER NEW Dolly!" received a new lease on life on Broadway when Pearl Bailey and an all-Negro cast took over the show at the St.

James Theater. The words, the songs, the dances and so on are the same, In 'Hello dergelder's senior clerk, Cornelius Hackl. He is a powerful singer. Winston DeWitt Hemsley, a dancing fool who has a couple of Broadway shows to his credit, is fine as Barnaby, the a chill little tale all too real!" ible sen alive motion Wbti ft- 1 fe as the milliner's assistant. Another is Emily Yancy, a fine new singer who plays the milliner, Mrs.

Molloy. Jack Crowder, an experienced singing actor but new to Broadway, is a tower of strength in the role of Van-- DANCES OF SPAIN will be performed by the Ballet Granada which will appear on the Harry Belafonte show tonight and tomorrow night at 8:30 at the Civic Arena. Featured with the ballet are Estrellita and Raul, above. 11 1 Sl-iows To See And When Mefro-Goldwyn-Mayerond Filmwayspe DiYk Bogarde r. Jack Clayton's Him of Starting timet ere the $ame unlet otherwite indicated.

in wilnui srmer mu.i isci doing the script of Andre Mal-raux' "Man's Fate" Truman Capote mails his script and lyric changes for "House of Flowers" to Harold Arlen who lives on Central Park West: Mr. Capote is "superstitious" about going to Manhattan's West Side. It's Shooting Season Kirk Douglas often is unrecognized now, because of his darkened hair and thick mustache for his Mafia in "The Brotherhood." arrived somewhat late at a party given by the Nelson Rockefellers. He greeted his wife, then apologized to the others at the table: "Sorry I'm late, but I was "Shooting?" said a dismayed socialite at the table. "But this isn't the season.

What were you shooting?" "I wish I could tell you something more interesting," replied the film star, "but I was only shooting a movie." Joseph Rapp, founder-head of the New York Shakespeare Festival, was the principal speaker at a private club session. The guests were invited to ask questions on Shakespeare, and only one was able to stump Papp on Shakespeare Alger Hiss. Anita Loos' 9-year-old Negro ward, Gladys Moore, will make her debut Dec. 7, in "Nutcracker," for George Balanchine and the N.Y.C. Ballet company When Vince Edwards resumes film-I "Hammerhead," he'll wear specially designed bell-bottom trousers, to cover the cast on his broken ankle Cameo Rofc For Gfeoson Roddy McDowall is in Miami, for a film in which Jackie Gleason will play a cameo role.

The last time they worked together was at the Roxy, in '45, when McDowall got the top billing John Fowles. author of "The Magus." will play a Greek sailor in the film a a Streisand's manager, Marty Eriichmann, is flying to London to meet with Beatle John Lennon about the songs for Streisand's next album Rosalind Russell owns the TV ri'jMs to "Mame" gift from Zt author. Wiodust director 01 xue With Father" and "Flnian'i and Jan DeVries, whose father, Peter DeVries, is the author of "Reuben, Reuben," the novel on which the play Is based. fe third girl, Lola Shum-is the daughter of Herman Shumiin, the producer-director who wrote "Spof-ford." Lola doesn't appear onstage. She's the stage manager.

Woody Allen refused permission to have his "Don't Drink the Water" produced in South Africa Hal Wallis is in New York to bid for Barbara Ferris of "There's a Girl in My Soup" The only "Chappaqua" cast member not invited to Conrad Rooks' opening night party at Trik's was Ravi Shanker, the sitar player because Shanker asked $5000 1 for an extra day's work. Vincent Price, star of the new musical, "Married Alive!" says that for the role he's grown "an Edwardian beatnik board" Leni Poof Addict The new young leading man in "Cactus Flower" is Rick Lenz, a pool addict. The youngster held his own in a three-day marathon pool tournament: he left the game only twice to report to the Royaie Theater a half-hour before curtain time. Maria Callas met S. Hurok and told him: "You are an Impresario? So let me see you produce a divorce for me from my husband." Rudolf Nureyev and Zizi Jeanmaire are discussing the formation of a new ballet company, to be directed by Roland Petit.

They'll start in a New York theater Harry Silverstein, who tried to buy control of 20th Century-Fox. saw Ira Moskowitz' art exhibit at the Washington Irving Gallery and bought the entire exhibition The "East of Eden" musical will go into the Billy Rose Theater and "Staircase" into the Biltmore. MocBrd' FJminj Off Sidney Glazier, producer of the "The Producers," decided against producing the film version, of "Miiird" Glazier has arranged for his mother-in-law, Han Suyin, to meet director Fred Zinne-mann in Paris to discuss her iW 3.s NOT SINCE 'DIABOLIQUE' HAS SIMONE SIGNORET PLAYED SUCH WARNER "Gone With the Wind," Clark Gable. Feature: 2, 7:30. Monday at 8.

SHADYSIDE "Our Mother'i House," Dirk Bogarde. Feature: 2:20, 4:15, 6:10, 8:05, 10. Monday 8:05, 10. FORUM "To Sir, With Love," Sidney PoitYr. Feature: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10.

Monday 6 8, 10. DENIS-ENCORE "To Sir, With Love," Sidney Poitler. Feature: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Monday 6, 8, 10. GUILD "Carmen, Baby," Ua Lala.

Feature: 2:25. 4:25, 6:25, 8:25, 10:25. Monday 6:25, 8:25, 10:25. ART CINEMA "The Love Rebellion," 3:45, 7, 10:15. "Sweet Skin," II, 2:20.

5:25, 8:40. Monday "Rebellion," 12:50, 3:55, 7:05. 10:15. "Sweet," II, 2:20, 5:25, 8:40. CASINO Monday Bjrlesaue shows at 2:30, 8:30, 10:30.

Also mov'es. PLANETARIUM t- "Eiplorina the Universe," shows 2:15, 3:15, 4:15., 8:15. Monday 2:15. 8:15. MANOR 'The Producers," Ze-o Mostel.

FeaVe: 2:35, 4:30, 6:25. 8:20, 10:15. Monday Feature: 6:25 8:20 10:15. HOLLYWOOD "The Pro. dueers," Zero Moi'el.

Feature: 2:35, 4:30. 6:25, 8.20. 10:15. Mon-day Feature: 6:25. 8:20, 10:15.

PLAYHOUSE "Born Yester. day," Ham'et Street TheVer, cur-ta at 7:30. Monday dark. PLAYHOUSE JR. "Rapunzel and the Witch," curta'n ar 2:30.

Monday dark. Junior clerk. No matter how many lea ing ladies you may have seen in the various productions of this show, you owe it to yourself to see the Pearl Bailey version. f. about children incred- Knp MonaAori, reu picture quite a film!" Oeboro Uttlt, Poir-Goietto i Metrocolof TODAY AT: krd GREAT WEEK! Ploys Frl.

Dee. 2, plus Dee. 7, 10 end I New Year's Eve, In Craft Avenue Theater. THE 'FALL" Stephen Pearlman SYRIA MOSQUE Pittsburgh Symphony Concert. Today at 3:10.

HILTON HOTEL Welt Har-par Jan Workshop with Dionna Warwick. Today only at 4. CIVIC ARENA Harry Eala-fonta. Curtain at 8:30. NIXON MFar From tha Mad-ding Crowd," Julia Christie, Tar-anca Stamp.

Feature: 2, 8:30. Monday at 8:30. STANLEY" "Cool Hand Luke," Paul Newman, Jo Van Raat. Faa-tura: 2:25, 4:50, 7:25, 9:50. 2:35, 5, 7:25, 9:50.

GATEWAY "Tony Roma," Frank Sinatra, Jill St. John. Fea-tura: 2, 3:55. 5:55. 8, 10.

Monday 12:45. 3:10, 5:30. 8. 10. CHATHAM CINEMA "Ra-flections In Golden Eye," Elizabeth Taylor, Marlon Brando.

Feature: 2. 4. 6. 8, 10. SQUIRREL HILL "Cemelot," Vanessa Redgrave, Richard Red-graa.

Feature: 2, 7:30. Monday 8. FIESTA "Roile," Rosalind Russell, Sandra Dee. Feetu'a: 2, 4, 6, 8. 10.

Monday 1:45, 3:45, 6, 8, 10. KINGS COURT "The Come-dians," Elizabeth Teylo', Richard Burton. Feature: 2. 5:15. 8:30.

Monday 6. 8:50. FULTON "Happiest Million, aire," Fred MacMurrey, Les'e Ann Warren. Feature: 2, 8. Mon.

day at 8. Buzzanca Joins Mafia Film Satire SYRACUSE, Sicily Lando Buzzanca. Italian stage and screen actor, has been signed for a role in Universale satire on the Mafia, "Better 4 Widow," starring Virna Lisi and Peter McEnery. He will portray a Sicilian newspaperman on the payroll of the local Mafia forces in the picture being shot on location here. Lee Marvin Stand Up Actor HOLLYWOOD A decorated World War II Marine, Lee Marvin, starring in Universal "Sergeant Ryker," cringes whenever anyone asks him about his war injury.

"I tell them I got shot in the spine," quipped the actor, "but actually I couldn't sit down for weeks." PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA "GAMES 1 cy STARTS yallgJ WMMESDAY but this production has flavor all its own, and that Is not simply because the players are Negroes. It is because of Miss Bailey. This star has the knack of subtlely "taking over" in any entertainment circumstance. Not that she bends the script or the character of Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi out of recognizeable shape, but her inimitable style gives both a different and most enjoyable dimension.

Not far behind her in this matter is her co-star, Cab Calloway, who frolics through the role of Horace Vandergelder with his customary verve. Producer David Merrick happens to have put together a cast that has some remarkable new young players. Among them is Calloway's daughter, Chris Calloway, making her Broadway debut SIA1S iELUNH MPIDLU CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL THIS SAT. EYE. 8:30 VICTOR B0RGE ll nets etunea: JJ JO.

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FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS; ifts Tickets To Carnegie Hall MONDAY, PEB. ROYAL WINNIPEG BALLET Co. of 60 with orchestra FRIDAY, FEB. 16 i FRULA Yugoslavia's Best Folk Dance Co. of 80 SATURDAY.

MARCH 9 THE CLEBAN0FF STRINGS The World Renowned Artists SATURDAY, MARCH 18 BALLET SPECTACULAR Returning by popular demand FRIDAY, MARCH 22 JOSE GRECO his Company of Spanish Dancers, Sinqers Musicians SATURDAY. MARCH 30 ISRAELI MIME THEATER Direct from Israel FRIDAY, APRIL 5 LOS INDIOS TABAJARAS Those 2 Magnificent Guitarists from Braril SATURDAY. APRIL VAREL BAILLT CO. Brilliant young men with the songs and dances of Paris SHOW HOLD HER-HIM! IT'S THE NEWEST DANCE CRAZE! Enj'oy a sudden surge of popularity! Dancing the Arthur Murray way is your "open sesame" to delightful new friends-new-found confidence -and evenings of fun the year-round! BE WITH THE NICE SET T0NIGHTI One personal demonstration will convince you that party-time fun begins-and lasts -at your Arthur Murray Dance Studiol in tKe Iheotcr of the itori EXPLORING THE UNIVERSE 2:15. 3:15, 4:15 8:15 P.M.

if if it Miniature Roilro-if and Village Play! I :0 LOVELACE MARIONETTES at 2:30 seats 99c 58M jMlnrerih tTrm.Him J61-48J3 PETER PAH T-i'i-Jiiri 1 rw ixcrriNO hit- pttbI Carnegie-Mellon University Department of Music announces spec'o performance of the WAR REQUIEM by Benjamin Britten "My subject is War, and the pity of War. Tha Poetry is in the pity. All a poet can do it to warn." Wilfred Owen wit: College-Community Orchestra Carnegie-Mellon Chorus Under the Direction of Donald Wilkins Chamber Orchestra and Organ 'Boys' Choir from St. Paul's Cathedral Under tha Direction of Paul Koch Margaret Ross, Soprano Francois Clemmons, Tenor Thomas Pellaton, Bass-Baritone conducted by: SIDNEY HARTH Sunday, December I it 8:30 p.m. Carnegie Music Hall This concert Is free and the public is invited.

The Pittsburgh Opera, Inc. Richard Karp, General and Musical Director Presents a New Production of Bizet'a $rmen with REGINA WILLIAM RESNIK OLVIS HeatherThomson JoshuaHecht Thursday, Dec. 7 Saturday, Dec. 9 Syria Mosque; 8:13 p.m. Tickets at Home's, Gimbeli, Kaufmann'i, Pitt Union and Pittsburgh Opera, 1414 North American Rockwell Bldg.

Phone 261-5294 Metropolitan mm SKOAL INTRODUCTORY COURSE NOW IN EFFECT 6 Private Lessons $10 This offer good until Dm. Hth 261-2947 SRHBS mm Craft Avenue at Hamlet Street WANTS YOU TO ENJOY THE BEST, LIVE PROFESSIONAL THEATER IN PITTSBURGH. CLIP THIS PLAyHOUSE PLANNER AND HAVE ENTERTAINMENT AT yOUR FINGERTIP HANDEL'S Playhouse THE INTERNATIONAL poetry Fonun Preenfs SAMUEL HAZO in a reading of his own poetry Carnegie Lecture Hall, HENRY MAZER Conducting Wednesday, December 13 Civic Arena 8 P.M. MENDELSSOHN CHOIR of PITTSBURGH Soprano Mezzo-Soprano Tenor Bass Ploys Wed 8:30 p. m.

Also. Dee. 3, 6, 28, 29; Jan. 3. 9, 10, I 24, 28 in Crafl Avenue Theater.

at ana Oakland Wednesday, December 6 8:30 P.M. Tickets: $1.50 Students $1.00 Jeannette Walters Helen Vanni John Craig John Macurdy Playing Tonight At 7:30 P. M. "AFTER Tickers ere available at Kaufmann'i, Cimbels, Horna'i and th Pitt Studant Union SPONSORED 17 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH Tickets: $2.75, $2.20, $1.65 at Kallmann's, Civic Arena, Cimbels, Home's, Pitt Student Union. Croup Discounts Available call 261-5853.

Mail Orders 207 Rockwell-Standard Bldg. Please enclose payment and stamped, jelf-addressed envelope. By Arthur Miller BRING HAPPINESS TO MILLIONS Mil (ft Wtod Irene Bunde AND THE PLAYHOUSE PROFESSIONAL COMPANY Also plays Tues. and Thurs. Eves, and Dee.

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IN CIVIC CENTER, OAKLAND IN COOPERATION WITH THE MAURICE FALK MEDICAL FUND PRESENTS A SERIES OF LECTURES ON COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH AND THE HUMAN POTENTIAL 8 WEDNESDAY EVENINGS AT 8:15 P. M. STARTS THIS WEDNESDAY Nationally Famous Psychiatrists 6 Pichoanafysti NOVEMBER 29, 1967 JAN0S A. SCHOSSBERGER, M.D. "THERE IS NO NEXT TIME: TEE ADVENTURE OF HIT' JANUARY 17, 1968 ROBERT COLES, M.D., HARVARD "CIVIL RIGHTS" JANUARY 31, 1968 PROF.

BERTRAM M. GROSS, SYRACUSE "URBAN LIVING" MARCH 20, 1968 DANA L. FARNSVYORTH, M.D., HARVARD "IDENTITY" APRIL 3, 1968 HAROLD D. LASSWELL, Ph.D., YALE "WORLD CONFLICT" APRIL IT, (968 ROY W. MENNINGER, M.D., Pres.

Mennlnger Foundation "The Role 01 The Adult" MAY 8, 1 968 ROBERT S. WALLERSTEIN, M.D., SAN FRANCISCO" 'THE HIPPIES' MAY 15, 1963 JOHN P. SPIEGEL, M.D., BRANDEIS "VIOLENCE" M. HODEN C. ASTLEy, M.D., CHAIRMAN MODERATOR SERIES REGISTRATION $5.00 SINGLE REGISTRATION $1.00 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC And, Plan New Also to See "Born Yesterday," a bold, brassy comedy by Carson Kanin, about wheeling-dealing Washington, D.C.

NOW PLAYING! THRU JANUARY 7 Hamlet Street Theater Starring Kathy Barr and Don Fenwick aee a movie at your convenient, Friendly, Naborhood Theater. AIRPORT (AMhfnt 4-27(111) John Wayne. Kirk Doula In "The War Wagon," color. ARCADE (HE. 1-1827) Open 1:45 P.M.

Halev Mills In "The Family Way" color; also Peter Sellera In "The color, BELLEVUE (PO. 6-1254 B. Taylor Richard Burton, "Taming of The Shrew," color, 145, 4:15, 6:45 and 9:15. CHESWICK EAST (JM-71SM Jane Fonda, Robert Red ford "Barefoot In The Park," 3:15, 6:35 7:55 and 10:06. CHESWICK WEST (3fi2-77B5) Held Overl Paul Scholleld.

Mnn For All Seasons," 2.40, 6:10, 7:35 and 10:00 p. m. RAFTON (WA. 1-365(1) Bophle Loreh, "More Thau A also Tony Curtis In "Don't Maka Waves," color. tRAFTON (WA.

l-SfiBR) Kiddle Mat, Today, 3:00 p. "Tartan and the Great River," also Hugh O'Brlan, "Africa Tax a I Style." poth In color, DATTOLA (New Kennln(ton) Most Talked About Motion Picture I. 3rd Week? "1, A Woman," 3:10 5:20, 7:30 and 9:40 p.m. IASTWOOD (East Bills, 171-5000) Mat, Today, 3:00 p. "Tarzan and Valley of also "Frank, anstaln Conquers The World." PANORAMIC SCREEN EASTWOOD (East Hills, S71-SOOO) E.

Taylor. R. Burton, "Taming of The shrev," eolor, 7:05 and 9:30 p. GARDEN (North Ride) Lea Mar-Tin In "Point Doris Day In "Caprice." Botb In eolor. Ends Wednesday.

LIBERTY (New Kensington 8S5- 81121 Root. Redford, Jane Fonda, "Barefoot In the Park," color, MT OLIVER (EV. 1-2591) Best Picture of the Year Paul Scho-field. "A Man For All 6easons," 7 00 9:30. MT.

OLIVER (EV. 1-2501 )8pec. kid show today. "Batman," alto "Dracula." Open 1:30, PARKWAY (McKees Rocks) Jane Fonda. "Barefoot In The Park," 6 15 and also Calne, 'Funeral In Berlin," 8:10.

PARKWAY (McKees Rocks) Kiddle Show today, 3:00 p. m. Direct from TV, "Allkaiam the also "Godzilla vs. The Thing." REGENT SQ. (CH.

1-2882) Hay-ley Mills. John Mills, In "The Family Way," color, 3:43, 5:03, 7:23, 9:43 REWICKLET (741-S550) Winner 6 Academy Awards, P. Behofleld, "A Man For All Seasons," eolor, 2:30, 4:40, 6:60 and 9:00, Playhouse Prices- Tues. Wed. Aft.

NEW LOW $1.65 ell scats Thurs. and Sun. NEW LOW $3.30 ell seats Frl. $3.30 and $4.95, and Sat. all seats at $4.95 every price a bargain! Arthur AJMurray FRANCHISED STUDIOS 136 Sixth Pgh.

22. Pa. (Atrosi from RmmvcII Hoftl) Ntw Ktnslngrton Itndl. 411 It Itrtf ID. I-V8S1 Curtains Evenings at 8:30 p.

m. Excepting Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Matinees at 2 00 p. m. In both theaters it.