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The Central New Jersey Home News from New Brunswick, New Jersey • 52

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52 THE DAILY HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK. N. FRIDAY, NOV. 29. 1908 The Theater Peyton Place Is To Be Ho More After June Eden Nice Place to Visit but Not Mack New Such letters, can be effective, may be directed io.

and if you so desire, letters 1330 Avenue of the Americas, protesting the network decision New York, N.Y. 10019. ingly rhymed. The songs are derivative, yet indistinguishable one from the other. It wants i' On Feb, 2, 1969, television viewers wil suffer a loss.

"Peyton Place," the long-running ABC series will be cut back to one episode per week, airing only on Monday night at 8:30. but the fatal blow will be struck in June, when the net' work plans to terminate the series. Many viewers are not yet aware of the proposed June cancellation. Those who are Ladies' Ldie' The plot of "Up Eden" is about a town called "Beam," a wilderness Utopia people have never known the corrup- Visitors to recent tapings of NBC's daytime game shows "Concentration" and "Eye Guess" got some unexpected pre-Thanksgiving cheer each member of the studio audience received a 10-pound turkey. Nearly 600 birds were 8:15 LAST 5 DAYS DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY AT 2:15 5:15 Saturday at tion of civilization.

The founder's brother, Hannibal Beam (Irving) returns from exile with a trunk full of troubles (literally). Hannibal's box contains sophistication. In order to wreck the town and grab up the valuable real estate, he tempts the town's innocents into leaving. He shows them that Beam is drab, dull and humdrum. The world is glittering, exciting and exotic.

But as I've already said, the musical succeeds only in making everything look dull and monotonous. The off-Broadway theater simply cannot try to chop up and stir the pieces of every other musical that ever was and hope to come ud with anything digestible. After all, as Robert Rosenblum and Howard Schuman so aptly say in their musical's book, "What the ant chokes on, the python eats." And let me hasten to add that the python falls asleep while digesting, anyway. (Two free tickets to the first anniversary performance, "Up Eden" to anyone who solves that riddle.) nave oeen deluging newspapers, TV station and the series executive producer, Paul Mon-ash, with letters of protest. The H-acre Honolulu estate and 20-room Florentine mansion of the late industrialist Walter Dillingham will provide the locale for a future episode of "Hawaii Five-O," Thursday-night drama series starring Jack Lord on CBS.

La Pietra, the Dillingham home, is the setting for the story of an elderly descendant of Hawaiian royalty who is harassed by opportunists anxious to obtain the property. Unlike other classics West RICHARD BEYMER "KST ncrntr tO Academy WttVISION TKHNICOIOR Advance Ticket Sale for Saturday Evening in Our Loge Call 549-6767 Will Geer beads the guest cast as a sea captain who woos Frances Bavier as Aunt Bee, in a two-part story on "Mayberry R.F.D.," filming for future broadcasts on the series. UP EDEN A musical farce by Robert Rosenblum and Howard Schuntan, at the Jan Hus Theater, 351 E. 74th New York City. By ERNEST ALBRECHT Home News Drama Critic The object of the musical "Up Eden" is to make paradise look dull.

It succeeds. The jokes are cute or campy or coy. The lyrics are grudg TONIGHT AT 8:30 Final Performance THE VILLAGE: A Party A new play (bout a model integrated community by Charles B. Fuller, Jr. "McCartar it to be congratulated" Sullivan.

New York Times Tickets: S5, $4, $3 TOMORROW at 11 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. A special treat for children KING TO BE Mafic, and fan with Kin Arthur Camelot and the Sword in the Btono. Tickets: $1.50, Sl.Oe. Me PHONE FOR ALL SEATS NOW PLAYING Due to length of show there will be onTy one show weekdays.

At 8:80, doors Open, 1:00 p.m. 'BEST WOW Winner of 10 Academy Awards! MIRISCH PICTURES NATALIE WOOD RICHARD BEYMER RITA MORENO i i WttVWIOK TKHWCOIOR mfesMnwa United Artists Saturday Shown at: Sunday onsen air very much to be a suck Broadway musical and has used for its recipe a pinch of "The Music Man." a dash of "The Fantasticks" and a helping of "The Boy Friend." What it never puts into the pot is originality. Late in the evening (and it seemed much later than it really was) one of the characters says, "I'm glad I got that out of my system." And that is rather the feeling I imagine the creators of this show must have about their creation. The wonder of it is that we were invited to the blood-letting. Clean-Cut Cast Because the nature of the show is so relentlessly scrubbed and sunny, the cast is one of the most delightful group of clean-cut youngsters to be seen in a New York theater, and I suppose the show does serve a purpose in getting all this bright talent seen.

The cast plays with an en thusiasm that far outshines the Joanne Woodward James Olson "RACHEL, RACHEL" Starts DEC. 4th "SOUND OF MUSIC" (Korvette Shopping Center) HELD OVER! PARAMOUNT PICTURES presents A DINO DE LAURENTI1S Production PANAVtSIOM TECHNICOLOR Reservations for Sat. Evening for Loge. MOVIE AUDIENCE GUIDE A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS AND THEATERS. i These rating apply to films rslssssd aftw Nov.

1, 1968 THIS SEAL In ads Indicates the film was submitted and approved under the Motion Picture Code of Self-Regulation. Suggested for GENERAL audiences. Suggested for MATURE audience (parental discretion advised). RESTRICTED Persons under 18 not admitted. Unless accompanied by parent or adult guardian.

Persons under 16 not admitted. This age restriction may be higher in certain areas. Check theater or advertising. Printed as public service by this newspaper. Side Story'grows younger! 3 NATAL IB WOOD Outlet! ArreH BARGAIN MATINEE Monday 60c 'til 3 p.m.

For Ladies No Bargain Prices This Thursday HELD OVER Bargain Matinee Men. It Thurs. 60c till 3 1 hf EUJ FRANK SINATRA RAHUEL WELCH DAN BLOCKER mm Ravrttttnd Sin WWW PCWS couple outwit a computer, a fortune, and live ever after-almost! mi FAMILY FILM OF THE TEAS" i i naE(5UOXaiWm Ustinov. Maggie Smith Karl Fancy meeting you here Marc Copage, who stars as Corey Baker, son of NBC's "Julia" (Diahann Carroll) had lunch with his father, John Co-page, at 20th Century-Fox studios recently. Marc's father was the guest-star in "The Ghost and Mrs.

Muir" episode entitled, "The Monkey Puzzle Tree" seen Saturday, Nov. 30. Lydia Bruce, who portrays Dr. Maggie Powers on NBC'S daytime drama serial "The Doctors," admits to being below par in her knowledge of. medicine.

When her first show required her to check a patient with a stethoscope, she couldn't understand why she had so much trouble detecting the heartbeat "It might be easier," suggested director Bob Myhrum, "if you take the earpieces off your neck and put them in your ears." Timetable 7:00, "Prudence and the Indoor. "Lady in Cement," 7:30, "Prudence and the Pill," 9:10. PLAZA (Linden) "Short Subject," 1:45, 7:30, "Hot Millions." 1:56, 7:41, 9:41. STATE "West Side Story," 12:25, 3:20, 6:15, 9:15. SOMERVILLE DRIVE-IN "Lady in Cement," 7:10, "Prudence and the Pill." 8:55.

TURNPIKE DRIVE-IN-Outdoar, "Barbarella," 7:00, "Five Card Stud," Indoor, "Barbarella," 7:30, "Five Card Stud," 9:15. WOODBRIDGE "Xmas Almost Wasnt." and "Rudolph the Red Nose Reinder," "Barbarella," 6:00, 8:00, 10:00. NEW BRUNSWICK ADULTS ONLY Diary of Kissme McCalla ALSO UNHOLY MATRIMONY CALL 968-2565 THRU TUESDAY PAUL NEWMAN JOANNE WOODWARD RACHEL RACHEL 2ND BIG HIT Peter Sellers THE PARTY Matiness Fri. Sat. Sun.

Gulliver's Travels in COLOR CnBcnv.S ALSO Walt Disney's YELLOWSTONE CUBS 058-B78T dim-witted material. Blythe Danner and Deeble are a pair of dewy ingenues i. i i i woo, nappuy, aisu uispiay ime senses of numor aoout oeing professional innocents. Bob Balaban is cute without being cloying and Denny Shearer who recently appeared nearby at Club Bene is a juvenile bundle of versatility with discipline and a comic detachment that makes him easy to take. Those last named qualities discipline and detachment are what save the show from being a complete disaster.

Karr, for instance, always looks on the verge of breaking loose, but she always stays within the material and John Bishop's staging which, in keeping with the book, is very stylized. (In this case that is a polite way of saying cornball.) But Bishop and his cast never betray the slightest condescension toward the material nor seem to say, "Aren't we cute?" or, "Isn't this a camp?" -a If there is any temptation given in to, it is on the part of George S. Irving, the most established name in the cast. But then the character he plays, a dastardly corrupter of innocence, is a bit tough to take in its own right. Theater Friday AMBOYS DRIVE-IN-Car- toon, "West Side Story," 7:06, "On The Way To The Forum," 10:07.

BROOK (Bound Brook) "Eight on a Lam," "Rachel, Rachel," 7:00, 9:00. BRUNSWICK DRIVE-IN "West Side Story," 7:00, 9:45. DUNELLEN "Yellowstone Cubs," "Gulliver's Travels Beyond the Moon," "The Party," 7:00, "Rachel, Rachel," 8:35. INTERNATIONAL 70- "Camelot," 12:00, 3:00, 6:00, 9:00. MADISON "Barbarella," 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 7:55, 9:50.

MENLO "West Side Story," 2:55. 5:15, 8:15. PLAINFIELD-EDISON Outdoor, "Lady in Cement," Feature Shown 4:15.9:15 Al i X. i Lt NOW SHOWING Unlike other classics" West Side Story'grows younger! I FUNNIEST Peter BobNewhart AMBOYS "S.T DRIVE-IN PA 1 3400 1 AND ZERO AVOSTfcL A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAYTOTrlEFORUAV WED.THWISAT." Show White Seven Dwarfs Wad. Thurs.

2:30 7:30 Fri. Sat. 1, 2 30, 7:30 SUN. mo TUES. OrctopfKr JONES STREETS Daily 30.

7 IPS hi I'll T1 t.i. 1 W.itw mm i Watch this embezzle hapDily UNOEN I I I irk jCV is i DEBORAH KERR DAVID NIVEN "PRUDENCE thi PILL" JJ Essl afasm fcssssA Sttf IN COLOR laaaar Starts it 1:3 P.M. Cant. Sua. fram Offlr Opens at i OiUmi starts al 7.

Bax Offirt Ossas (: P.M. 8haw Starts at Dusk Igdaar Starts at P.M. Coat. Sat. Sua.

(ram 1:30 Bos Office Opens st P.M. Outdoor Starts at 7 P.M. Dean Martin "5 CARD Dally at 7 Coat. Hat Sob. tram I P.M.

9m Office Opeaa P.M. fbsws SUrt at Dask T.M.I Starts at 7 P.M. Also 4ft N. Waai At. 'LADY III CEMENT RAQUEL WELCH jDAN BLOCKER HEHinTTOHBa HELD OVER FOR A 4th SMASH WEEK! "THREE HOURS OF MAGIC!" aktv mnio i IIKtESTCD FOR UW.IS MS MHMt K0U Evas.

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p.M NEW BRUNSWICK JTnTCTC'' ll DRIVE-IN 264-2200 TaTT J. II I SI i.sij tr nTWEST SIDE Robert wise. I NATALIE WOOD 8EYMER-RUSSTAMBLYN-RITA MORENO-GEORGE CHAKIRIS aw JEROME IWBBJflSjsaiaausfRNEST IEHM4U nxmm tAim CM Piirr-i -4 OiM gggggjBO! I STUD" Robert Mitchum NATALIE WOOD RICARD BEYMER RUSS TAMBLYN Ml n. liilJI: af Kdatv mmm a. mm 1 I HELD AMED for the first time I popular prices.

-BIST picruur Winner tl at FEATURE SHOWN TsSSflfi- VANESSA FRANCO aggfcgpT RICHARD ojibib t. ROBERT WISE Now its 3 Direct from reserved-seat THEATRES onngnomanl' VAAgUgvJLUvAllo KIDDIE SHOW FRIDAY SATURDAY and SUNDAY, NOV. 29 30 4 DEC 1st! I I l.i.. I lossiMKua-piiiiniFf -T- Unlike other classics 'West Side Story grows younger! urcr i PKTURtr i Winner of 10 Academy a aTZlA 7 I till i J5M1 Indoor Starts st 1:3 P.M. Coat.

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train 2 P.M. Academy I 14." i 1 STATE WO. BRUNSWICK BRUNSWICK D.I. MENLO PARK CINEMA SOMERVILLE CORT SAYREVILLE AMBOYS D.I. (mwiTTjaiHTtuiietwnaismiiasM "RUDOLPH THE RED MI mm DAVID LIONEL mm MM.

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