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2A Oct. 23, 1964 To Singe Frfs 'The Ladfs Not for Burning 11 Ready for St. Paul Theatre Debut to marry Humphrey Devis. The part of Richard, the role done by Richard Burton in the original New York production Brian Kelly Almost Flipped, will be played by David K. Focht of Minneapolis, also a student at the University of Minnesota.

Is Doing Fine is still enough footage over for him. He likes to stress that "Flipper" is suitable for the whole family, not just the kiddies. "I think adults will be inter-ested in the research aspects of the work with dolphins," said BRIAN KELLY Kelly. "The United States government is spending a total of $750,000 for research with dolphins this year along, and I believe scientists are close to a major break-tlirough. "Already they have detected 1,400 different sounds the dolphins exchange.

There can be no doubt that they communicate with sounds among each other." Kelly is the son of Harry F. Kelly, former governor of Michigan and now chief justice of the State Supreme Court. f5 sickened and bored with life, and the leading female role of Jennet Jourdemayne, a young woman of the town condemned as a witch will be played by Larry Linville and Kate Geer, man and wife team from New York. Both have done work in professional theatre including the A. P.

A. (Association of Producing Artists) company in Ann Arbor, the Fred Miller Theatre in Milwaukee, and the Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Va. The part of Nicholas Devise, a happy-go-lucky young man will be played by Bernard Mc-Inerney also from New York. Mclnerney has appeared at the 8:30 () Hollywood Palace. Hostess Betty Grable is joined by her trumpeter-husband Harry James and his band; dancer Dan Dailey; the Smothers Brothers; singer-actress Diahann Carroll; and comedian Henny Youngman 10:00 (11) Movie: "Blowing Wild." (1953) Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck, Ruth Roman.

10:30 (4) Movie: "A Cry in the Night." (1956) Natalie Wood, Raymond Burr. 10:30 (5) Movie: "The Amazing Colossal Man." (19-57) Glenn Langan, Cathy Downs. 10:30 (7) Movie: "You Can't Run Away From It." (1956) June Ally son, Jack Lemmon. 10:30 (9) Movie: "Conqueror of the Orient." (1960) Gianna Maria Canale, Rik Battaglia. Arena Stage in Washinton, D.

and participated in an invitational White House performance of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" in Washington, D.C. Nicholas brother Humphrey, the brutish town counselor, will be played by Richard Klein, a resident of St. Paul and instructor at St. Thomas Academy. Zoaunne Henriot, member of the resident company and director of the Theatre Saint Paul Children's Theatre, has been cast as Margaret Devise, mother of Nicholas and Humphrey.

Mrs. Henriot has twice won the Best Supporting Actress award and three times won the Best Actress award at Theatre Saint Paul. The Chaplain, Edward Tap-percoom and Hebble Tyson, three ineffectual, bungling town officials will be played by Sandy McCallum, Alan Peabody and Gary Gage. McCallum is presently in the professional company at the Tyrone Guthrie Theatre. Peabody, a resident of Minneapolis and supervisor in the Hennepin County Welfare Department won the Best Actor award for his role in "One Whole Million" in Theatre Saint Paul's 1963-64 season.

Gage, from Florida and a member of the resident company, has theatrical experience as an actor and a director. He played Alfred P. Doolittle in a summer stock production of "My Fair Lady" at the Wagon Wheel Playhouse in Warsaw, Indiana, this past summer. Jess Larsen a resident of St. Paul and member of the company will portray Mathew Skipps, the town drunk.

Linda Kelsey, a student at the University of Minnesota, will play Alizon Eliot, a convent-bred young lady scheduled MORNING But 'Flipper By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-TV Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) When Erian Kelly's agent suggested the actor try out for a television series based on "Flipper," Kelly replied, "What's a flipper?" The agent educated Kelly about the MGM box office success starring a dolphin. "Are you crazy?" Kelly replied. "Me do a series with a dolphin, two kids and a lot of fish? Nobody would ever know I was in it." The agent prevailed and escorted Kelly to MGM for a chat with producer Ivan Tors and his staff. The actor warmed to the project when he heard their interpretation, but he insisted on his own terms for the widower father in the series. "I won't play him as the usual type of television father whom who wants only to sec that his family is happy' he said.

"This guy will have to be a real disciplinarian. The kids must know that if they don't toe the mark, they'll get taken behind the woodshed." On that basis and with some salutary terms Brian Kelly signed for "Flipper." You can see the results on NBC every Saturday. Judging from the ratings, the series has hope of surviving the season. That's fine with Kelly, despite the competition of the small fry and finny folk and a hammy pelican t3 boot. He figures there Cast of ST.

PAUL Rex Henriot," managing director of Theatre Saint Paul, has begun rehearsals for the theatre's opening play of the 1964-65 season, "The Lady's Not For Burning" by Christopher Fry. The poetic comedy, will be presented Oct. 30 at the theatre's debut. The resident company of seven professional actors will be introduced on the new stage in the St. Paul Arts and Science center at this time.

The company members, combined with four local performers, make up the cast of eleven for the Fry Comedy. The leading male role of Thomas Mendip, an ex-soldier SATURDAY 11:00 (5) Hobby Showcase. (Debut) Daryl Laub is host for this weekly show which features a look at new and interesting hobbies. 12:15 College Football. Minesota Gophers travel to Ann Arbor for a game with the University of Michigan Wolverines.

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