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Independent from Long Beach, California • 10

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Independenti
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Long Beach, California
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10
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7A i c' ApKMNDEPENDENT 14 MM Police Caught in iw'osvw 4eii amne 3lt ers gqp 0 gg nu of Aussie Beaue-Nuts in Seasons Final EASIEST, quickest way to get tenant workers buyers Is with Classified ads. Dial HE 2-5959 now. By SAMUEL A. BOYEA i MELBOURNE, Australia IB Police and troops wera almost swept away by a surging mob of nearly 50,000 wheq the Beatles arrived from Adelaide Sunday. police estimated welcoming throngs throughout the city at 250,000 and Inspector $1 Patterson, In charge of 300 police controlling -them, said the crowd was "bigger than on any royal visit.

Tr 1 ln The Philadelphia Story1- the season's final play Palos Verdes Players nuke a half-spirited attempt to bring back Philip Barry, the drawing-room playwright darling of the thirties, double-breasted suits and privileged ladies who react to reality like virgin goddesses. In. spite. of an attractive V- L'rs A AMAZING BARRIERS VVERE FLATTENED, gjris trampled under i Cs Christine. N.Y.

Fair Not Sold TnrNudes iKanfinann pC.r; i vrr'i 1 I 'X v-y 'lii I sol bot and traffic held up as screaming, chanting, struggling -fans surged outside the Southern Cross. Hotel where the. Beatles were staying. some policemen were knocked off their motorcycles as -they tried to hold the crowd back and other policehiounted on horses, were caught in the human tide and were helpless to restore order. Diymmar Ringo Starr, left behind in London With a throat ailment when the Beatles came to Australia, arrived in Sydney earlier in the day and got his own welcome from 1,000 screaming fans.

color! llonstarCbjuc' SANDRA DRI-LAMA TURNBa Inltatlas ef NS MM2 Roan rar.i Feather Your Nest with Mom FDinimHE GORATH. The Best of the Bunch UP ARKINO CWiiv IKanfmanri titutmui COLORl run WHAT WELL-DRESSED GREYHOUNDS WILL WEAR TO DOG SHOW OKLAHOMA and talented redhead, Pat the Katherine Hep-bum lead of Tracy Lord, the production seems unlikely to achieve any of its three monumental aims. Sane of Barrys lines, still arry-theirurbanity-weiir Director Robert Foulk, a former aide to the great George Abbott and now the sheriff the "Lassie" series; strad-les the old Philadelphia Mainline with a quaint mixture of styles. He tries to make the play believeable silly word that a presort day comedy of manners and also a period piece which was fun in Its lay and the fountainhead of easing; minor sex-plays like "Under the Yum-Yum Tree." This mixture fails to jell and handicaps, most of all. Miss Lesters breezy performance as the sharp-tongued, reartless Tracy which promised so much in her funny opening scene with the two bored reporters from Destihy magazine, Rosemary Buell Elizabeth Imbrie) and Dick ordahl (Macaulay Mike Connor).

Subsequently, Miss Lesters xrrtreyal kept rolling down-rill in a blob of sentimentally. bad, because she is gifted performer with classy sense of comedy. As former high priest to Tracy's virgin goddess; Pat Schlff man teemed pleased with C. K. Dexter Haven.

I wish could say the same of my reaction. Tom Finucane fills" his tight-fitting dou-de-breasted suit better than te fulfills his roles as the lower-class bridegroom-to be eft at the swimming pool. Ed Siani (Seth Lend) and Ruth Ayres (Margaret Lord), a House-and-G a hand-sane couple, are impressive in their 'supporting roles. Hancel McCord as brother, is rather wooden in this production, but 'he Is still a fine actor with nice stage presence a good man for the Leslie Howard role in "Petrified Forest" In a better paced and less patronizingly self-conscious production, the entire cast could make Barry, at this late date, bearable. But those double-breasted suits! r-.

The play continues at 2514 Via- Tejon, Palos Verdes Fridays and Saturdays through June 26 and 27, Saturdays pre-judging enter-1 tainment. For the girls there are such NEW. YORK OR Attendance is sagging in the amusement area of the World's Fair, but undressed girls arent the remedy, the fair said Sunday. It plans to cut some prices and install brighter Thomas Diegan, chairman of the fair corporations executive committee, said daily raffles, band concerts and circus parades also would be held to Increase attendance. He insisted the slump "has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that we doit have undressed girls there." THE LAKE amusement section has exhibits, shows, rides and other attractions, most of them charging admission prices.

"The pattern for, our amusement area is that of the Tivoli in Copenhagen, which has been running successfully for 122 years without any undressed girls," Deegtn said. He attributed the slump to the-beautifiH and fretf- foreign, state and industrial pavilions that attract visitors before they think of the amusement section. The new lighting project will cost about $100,000. Captive balloons also will float over the amusement section. BOX OFFICES prices will be cut for the shows "To Broadway With Love" at the Texas Pavilion, Wonder World at the Amphitheatre, the circus and the' puppet show Toupees de Paris.

Prices at the shows now range from $1 tp $4.80. The new scale has not yet been aet For the fair as a Deegan said, 'attendance right on target with the 5 million mark expected to be crossed today. The high-fashion models of the canine world, Italian greyhounds, -will display the latest high-priced dog togs at yjj amt OPEN a costume promenade-during eye-catchers -s-a jeweled -ppm Arts Ktf PAMtm I CONNERY "Frra Rsssla With UvsN ca-Mna SOLDIER la the RAIN I MCQUEEN YYmRW WILD "Saliltr Is tin Rala Cleopatra gown, while the well-dressed male greyhound will strut In such outfits as a Bavarian Alpine suit. The dog show will attract 3,250 pedigreed entries of a hundred breeds competing for $50,000 in trophies, richest purse ever offered U. S.

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