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(Section ALL EDITIONS Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. November 1,1959 Kager For New Musical Martin To Play Baroness Role By WILLIAM GLOVER NEW YORK (AP) Mary Martin is extra eager over her new Broadway adventure. "At last I can be all woman!" she exults, looking back at 10 years of tomboy, curl-cropped roles. Her pleasure concerns "The Sound of Music" and the excitement is proving contagious. The show bids fair to become a Broadway landmark for several reasons.

It is notable as the first joint creation of the theater's two most famous hit making duos: Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, songwriters extraordinary; Howard Lindsay and I Grouse, the doyens of team authorship. AT THE BOX office, TICKETS NOW ON SALE! NOV. ii Guy Lombardo 1 RIVERSIDE PARK "The Sound of Music" is causing notable By opening night at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater Nov. 12, the advance ticket sale is expected to reach $2 million, a Rialto record. Along With husband Richard Halliday, Miss Martin has had her sights trained on the venture for almost three years.

"I absolutely adored it from the start," says Mary of the book which inspired the show. Written by Baroness Maria von Trapp, it is the life, account of the Austrian family which fled Hitler in 1938, then sang its way into the hearts of concert audiences across the United States. There is a special Mary-Maria affinity, Miss Martin notes. "The baroness first saw me in 1957 doing 'Annie Get Your says Fabulous Offer! Dance Course 24 LESSONS For $COO Only Dale Dance Studios 509 W. Thomas Rd.

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J. W. Keating; members-at-large, Ralph Hess, Al Becker, and Miss Doyle. wartime nurse in "South Pacific" and hoyden "Peter Pan," Miss Martin is revelling in fair-sex finery and a coiffure other than boyish bob. Although the part won't have quite as much dancing as some of her past roles, her energies are finding new outlets.

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