Star-Gazette from Elmira, New York • 27

In '59 Imperial Conr. fl 5 to a. a -o K) Robert Milclium, Elsa Martinclli In 'Rampage' HOLLYWOOD Robert Mit-chum will play the top role in "Rampage" which Warner Bros, is to put into production early in October in Hilo, Hawaii. The picture is being made in association with Seven-Arts and will also star Elsa Martinelli, Jack Hawkins and Sabu. Sabu, who gained overnight fame 25 years ago in "Elephant Boy," will portray a Malay hunter.

He has been inactive in films since his brother, Sheik Dastigar, was killed by burglars two years ago and "Rampage" marks his return to the Hollywood screen. "Rampage" is from the Alan Caillou novel of the same name. Ray Stark will produce the film and Phil Karlson direct Corning Duct Lupe Serrano and Royes Fernandez will appear with the American Ballet Theater in the performance of Swan Lake at the Corning Glass Center Thursday, Oct. 4. Case on Casey Newcomer Peggie Addams might well be that new Ben Casey regular the producers have been talking about.

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Water St. BEAUTIFUL FALL FABRICS ARRIVING DAILY Thcy'ri coming thru th windows They'ro coming thru lh floor They'ro coming down tho chimney And they'r coming in both doonl HURRY TO THE Open Mon. Frl. Nites 'Til 9 P.M. I 1 CORNING Just as the dance cquircs the best characteristics of its national origin, so Lupe Serrano brings to her ballet roles the charm, vivacity and intelligence of her native Latin America.

Recognized as one of the world's leading ballerinas, she will be seen in Swan Lake during the performance of the American Ballet Theater at the Corning Class Center Thursday, Oct. 4. Raven-haired Lupe Serrano was born in Santiago, Chile, where she lived until she was 12 years old, studying dance from the age of four. When the family moved to Mexico City she began the serious study of the ballet with Nelse Dambre. One year later, at the age of 13, she made her professional debut in "Les Sylph-ides" and her start toward international recognition.

DURING the eight years with American Ballet Theater, Lupe Serrano rose to the position of ballerina in the company, ex- iTiqimr- celling in both classical and contemporary roles. Dazzling audiences throughout the world, she received a remarkable 12 curtain calls during her performance at the Stanislavsky Theater in Moscow. This marked the first time an American ballet company had toured Russia, the traditional home of classical ballet. Members of the world-famed Bolshoi came backstage to greet her and communicate their joy. Hundreds of men and women waited for her in the rain and cold following her startling performance.

BUT HER finest hour came at a farewell party given by the U.S. Ambassador to Russia, Llewellyn Thompson. It was during this memorable evening that Galina Ulanova, prima ballerina of the Bolshoi told her: "you have a nice, easy and light technique. You are to be admired. I have learned much by looking at you." Lupe Serrano had captured Moscow.

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