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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 76

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6 SeC.G-S"N-J"NE",l960 tOflflntfUfmfg ttasy walking distance, tow a. CjiiUwiiga Pasd be-Then I'm planning a big fore I realized that we had Ci'jcatcts--poaen Dtama Chouinard Arts Ball for never even mentioned an- Walt Disney Held His Dreams next April 15 other little enterprise, name was well on my way of Disneyland. Cbcaterg Spoken Drama. BILTMORE THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED 4 WEEKS Only Beg. JULY 12 LAST 2 WEEKS lm 1:10 PM Mats lilO P.M.

MAIL ORDfRS kCOrpfrtS fneloea stamped, tlt-tidruu4 'March of the Toys' will be done in animation. "I'll be using fantasy with 'live more and more," Disney inserted parenthet-ically. "I've decided people should play people and shouldn't be animated only the effects should." But full-length cartoons are not being abandoned. For release in November is the completed "101 Dalmatians." Still on the drawing boards are "The Sword and the Stone," Arthurian legend, and Edmond Rostand's classic "Chanticleer." "And that's all?" I asked, finally. "Well, no," Wait said.

"Not exactly, I'm gradually turning this whole 'front lot' into our back lot, building permanent sets western, Spanish, midwestern, New England all within nvaioparor return of ticket tt MO W. Jth St. 1 xrk TS IS I it ST Vv j- Cbeatcts Spoken Drama No ens seated during first seem tal 1 TT l' i-J I 4 76 TROMBONES LEAD The BIG PARADE" to Trtniut4 4 uERWALE MEREDITH WILLSON'S tion of "Pollyanna," will play twins whose parents are separated and who switch places in order to effect a happy reunion for all. Their mother will be Maureen O'Hara. David Swift is writer-director.

Fantasy and 'Live' Being Combined In October "Babes in Toy-land," which Walt calls his first live-action musical, will team Zorro's Henry Calvin and Gene Shelton for laughs. "We're updating the lyrics; the music, of course, is Victor Herbert's. 'South Pacific' in Fullerton Rodgers and Hammer-stein's "South in Sherwood Price's 10-week summer theater season tomorrow night at the new Fullerton Music Playhouse. In the cast of the musical, which will be presented for two weeks, are Mary La Roche, Ned Romero, Bert Convy, Virginia Paris, Dave Kethum and Christin Mc.Math. Joseph Sergeant is directing.

Barry McGee designed the set; musical supervision is by Amerigo Marino and dances choreographed by Lee Scott. Following "South Pacific" will be "Kiss Me Kate," "Damn Yankee" and "Can-Can." r.i..r.te4 Continued from First Page is buried and the dog a Skye terrier, who won't leave his master's grave. Don Chaffee is directing the kids one of them from 'The Little Kidnapers' and another, Julie Buck, daughter of the London producer. "Another movie for England, in August, is 'The Miracle of the White This is based on a war incident. The I.ippizaner stallions had been got out of Austria before the Russian advance but the mares were in Czechoslovakia.

Gen. Pat-tnn turned his back on the Allied commission and sent a whole battalion up there to rescue the mares. Part of Film Will Be Shot in England "We've done preparatory work in Vienna but will shoot our riding-school part in England. Janet Munro, Tommy Kirk and Annette Funicello will be in that one. In one series Walt hopes to cover the traditional dances of the world.

Those of Spain have been completed by Jose Greco. Steve Previn (brother of Andre) is now lining up the Italian: "Rome, Naples, Sicily, the Adriatic six spots in all." lie grinned. "They sing, too and every one of 'em ends up like Italian opera." Editing now is James Oliver Curwood's "Nomads of the North," about a dog and a bear, on which a camera crew spent three years in Canada. Closer to home, Disney will roll "We Belong Together" next month. Hay-ley Mills, the main attrac Entire Production Staasd bv fitttnltj Thl SrMk Theatre Auocljtion )omn A.

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Balcony JJ 30, J.ti. 2 10 All nrices incurfe lo. Please aive alternate dates. Fnrlose sfomnfd aWresirc' tnve'ope for ticket return. BILTMORE THEATRE 3 WEEKS ONLY-JULY 13 thru JULY 30 THE ROYAL BALLET SHERWOOD PRICE PRODUCTIONS FULLERTON MUSIC PLAYHOUSE FULLERTON, CALIF Pram I A.

loke Santa Ant freeway MAIL ORDERS NOW "A MARVELOUS PLAY." -ATKINSON, N.Y.TlMf a 1:39 p.m. GALA OPENING JUNE 27 FORmeKLT SADLERS WELL'S BALLET SIIIUM AUDITORIUM NOVEMBER 18-29 For Information Call MA. 2-1644 or MA. 4-2689 flojtHaiaoAnrctins 427 Wjt Friday Morning Club Th Uniqut Jan vint of tht Ysar NEW JAZZ CONCEPTS Frl. hily 15 8:30 d1'1 vwl," Tkti.

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Plias five altarnata datas. Enelesa (tamped, addrasted envelope far ticket return. PrtttnltH hy Crwrh Tkmatra Doolittlm, General Director WiBrsx'oraifcoiinuiun wunwunriiiin DIRECTORY ADS FOB 2nd FEATURES Directed by JOSEPH SARGENT Musical Olfaction i AMERIQ0 MARINO Chonographyt LEE SCOTT Sets and Lighting, BARRY MeGEE Special pricis opining night Regular prices for limited two week engagement) $3.65 $3.00 $2.00 (tax included) FOR RESERVATIONS phone LAmb'ert 6-8341, Fullerton, Calif. ALSO Orange County Theatre Ticket Agency, Santa Ana Klmberly 7-S77T. For information about coming attractions, write P.O.

Box IS, Fullerton, and enclose self addressed stamped envelope. "BEST MUSICAL REVUE Vf1 SINCE 'BLACKOUTS' 11" VARIETY TT.iKri LA PACKED 3rd SMASH M0NTH1 KISHUYlEiTllaM 2SH0WSSAT.l-1l.ti Pfi-M $2.20, 3.30. 4 0 In Office. Si UMKat caWHtfHlApw mm men MOW MUSICAL SATIRE OF THE 1 930's 39th SEASON JULY 5 THRU SEPTEMBER 3 LOS ANGELES I BEVERLY HILLS I SOUTHSIDE Thl BEVERLY PL H91 CR. 5 448 E.

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JULY 10. at 8:15 p.m. BARNUM HALL, 601 Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica (Santa Monica High School) Tickt at Bay Cities Jtwith Community Ctnttr 2601 Santa Monica Slvd Santa Monica EX 3-0223 Wotiid Jewish Community Center, 5870 W. Olympic Boulevard, l.A. Bn' Music Center, 1CM W.

Pico West Lot Angelet Norty's Music Center, 34 N. Fairfax Avenue, los Angelet Admission HOLLYWOOD BOWL "POPS" Saturdays MUSIC FROM THE THEATRE'S MOST POPULAR COMPOSERS MAIL ORDERS NOW! SPECIAL POPULAR ATTRACTIONS Fridays PRICES: Sunday thru Thursday $3.30 $2.20 $1.65 Friday and Saturday $3.85 $3.30 $2.20 ALL SEATS RESERVED Nightly at 8:40 except Saturday 1 2 HOLLYWOOD BOWL "EXTRAS" TEBALDI NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC BERNSTEIN I 2 Shows Saturday Night at 7:30 and 10:30 Tickets tomorrow at IB YOU'LL BECOME DESPERATE Mi OPERaV Philharmonic cZt 7 Box Office, So. Calif. Music 737 So. Hill Street and all Mutual Agencies aaaRRaOTWBaadRRRRRIMHBMBRVfflVRIBBBRaBBBlHBHtX I Box Office Open Daily 9:30 to 9:00, Sunday 10 to 5 Beginning Monday, June 27 Eve rttc Sun.) 8 30 Mala.

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