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Greco Will Dance THE SOU DISC BOARD rama Strange Music Heard at Monday Concert day nighU and Sunday matinee, March 22, 23 and and 21. and in Pasadena Civic Auditorium the next night. Greco himself dances th leading role In the vivjd "Fantasia," his own arrangement of dance sequences of color, excitement and tradition originating in the provinces of Valencia and Aragon. Vivid 'Fantasia "Fantasia de Valencia ragon" is one of the high lights of the new program that Jose Greco and his Spanish-dance company will present when they come to the Wilshire Kbell Theater Friday, Saturday and Sun a species of higher mathemat 'TONIGHT iTfTOifr2iry VLt angtleg imw 1 27 11 Wtynn Joins All-Star fZanuck Cast; Skelton Western on Schedule iU IT SVf ACADEMY (Inglawood) CAll THIATRf DUiCI it. 1 .41 1 1 LAST 2 DAYSI tn OilhySliiMr R(n-0W NlfMltrktrt m-Th MNfGRID BfcBGMAN rf LAST DAYI AN KCITIWO NIW TRIUMPH PON ROCK HUDSON I NEWCOMER II ope Lange portray Mrs.

Jesse James in "Tha Tru Story of Jesse James," due tomorrow at Los Angeles, Hollywood, L'ptmrn and Loyol( Theaters. Robert Wagner and Jeffrey Hunter play James boys. BY EDWIN SCIIALLERT Errol Flynn will star as Mike CampbelLin "The Sun Also Rises," and that just about completes the big-time lasting except for Romero, the bullfighter, In the Darryl Zanuck production which will start March 18 with Henry ing directing. Tyrone Power as Jake and Mel Ferrer as Robert had previously joined Ava Gardner in the main 'Jine personnel, with Eddie Albert, appearing as a philosophical nsherjnan who is probably a counterpart tf Ernest Hemingway, the author. All four male assign-ments, including Albert's are 'highly important Red Skelton and Director Norman Z.

McLeod ars Close to a deal for a picture based on McLeod's story, Order Cowboy." They have had the idea for- such film for approximately a decade, and recently revived j3t when Skelton starred in "Public Pigeon No. 1" with McLeod directing. Originally the two thought of this 'semiwestern subject when McLeod directed Skelton in Be Good," his first film at MGM. The story deals 'with a cowboy who runs his life practically out of mail 'tjrder catalogue witl various amusing complications en-Uuing. "Public Pigeon No.

1," made at RKO, will be 'Teleased by U-I in June. jpETER LORRE 'SAD SACK' MENACE Peter Lorre, recently in "Silk Stockings" at MGM, will be a first-line menace in "The Sad Sack" with Jerry 'Lewis, David Wayne and Phyllis He will be seen as El Mulai, an Arabian, in the picture which will start at Yuma next Mo'n- day with George Marshall directing. 1 1 Reported considered for I BY ALBERT GOLDBERG What Virgil Thomson used to call the intellectual au dience" turned out en masse for the Monday Evening Con cert in County Auditorium last night, the magnets being the first local performance of Pierre Boulez Le Marteau sans Maitre (The Hammer Without a Head), which the composer conducted, and an electronic tape designated as a der Jungnnge (Song of the Adolescent) by Karlheinx Stockhausen. One would like to stop there, for this sort of thing pretty well beggars descrip tion. Boulez is a 32-year-old Frenchman who in a short time and with comparatively few compositions to his credit has forged to the front among contemporary extremists, a position he shares with Stockhausen, a 29-year-old Ger man, and Luigi Nono, an Italian in the same age group.

Group of Poems Le Marteau sans Maitre" centers around a group of three short poems by Rene Char, which were printed irt the original French in the program presumably because they are untranslatable. In Boulez's composition they are sung, if that is the word, by a soprano, with before and after commentaries by an instrumental ensemble consisting of alto flute, viola, guitar, vibraphone, xylorimba, and various percussion in-f struments. It is said that some GO hours of rehearsal were required to prepare the work and that is entirely credible, for while the technical difficulties of execution did not appear to be excessive except for the singer, the problems of getting the right notes in what the composer considers to be the right places must have been formidable and involve Opera Star Italo Tajo Signs for Taimy Here the role of Griselda in "God's Little Acre" is Arlen, recently appearing in "The Big Caper" and "The Helen Morgan Story." "God's Little Acre," Security Production, is to be directed by Anthony Mann, for Producer Sidney Harmon. Robert Webb, director, sf SHOWING i i ics. Plainly there are ingen ious organizational proced ures in this music, but if there is any meaning in a musical sense it evaded us completely.

It sounded more like Webern than anyone else, with a minimum of un related notes carefullv dis tributed and no doubt artful ly calculated, but combining a way that relates to noth ing in past experience. Catherine Gayer, sang the solo, and the instrumental-1 ists Arthur Gleghorn, Mil ton Thomas, Theodore Nor man, William Kraft, Dorothy Kemsen and Lester Remsen semed to function accur ateiy under tne composer direction. Assorted Sound Stockhausen's "Gesang dcr Junglinge" was' a collection of assorted sounds assembled on tape, with a boy's voice as the only recognizable ingredient. There were noises like the croak of frogs, the plash of water, the rattle of sheet metal, gastric disturbances, or what have you? and this is music it's time to drop the H-bomb. The program began, not unsuitably, with Thomas Tel-lis "Lamentations" I and II, a pleasantly archaic exhumation euphoniously sung by Joyce Ferrin, Cora Lauridsen, Richard Robinson, Howard Ghitjian, and Robert with Robert Craft conducting.

WWWI SMI Jtiriim.i CXI SHOW wjwowwcu HO 34191 Iu lififlt Mm Im tmt. fea UM TUB WNW lMI Ml Mil St Ml Hunt Ct. fe Ml St KiM WX1I Kiiinna The kind of and Joseph Petracca, writer, have come up with a story titled "Crazy Boy" concerning the friendship of a young southern lad with a Negro singer. It is said to be inspired by the success of country and western warblers, who are enjoying such a vogue. Webb worked on this during his spare time while directing "Way to the Ha, was the director of "Love Me Tender" with Elvis Presley, but there is no indication that the new picture is as yet designed for the rock 'n roll champ.

Dave Siegel has engaged Judy Garland for three weeks, beginning May 3 at the Flamingo in Las Vegas. TV PRODUCER PLANS 'VICIOUS CIRCLE' Shifting from TV to feature pictures as various people have done lately, Bud Yorkin, of Tennessee Ernie Ford's show, has formed Nickroy Pro y1r'VOODOO ISLANO 4 ico. th r-t-t-t yl Roxanne ductions, which will make? "The Vicious Circle," a mystery drama about a Beverly Hills psychoanalyst. Yorkin, who wrote the story and screenplay himself, is being granted a leave of absence by NBC and expects to tie up with a major studio. He has produced shows for Martin and Lewis, George Gobel, Tony Martin and Spike Jones in the video medium.

Anthony Franciosa is so well liked in "This Could Be the Night" at MGM Arlen harmonic Auditorium August J9 and is limited to five weeks. Clare Luce Pens Play for Gishcs NEW YORK, March 11 W) Clare Boothe Luce, both a diplomat and a Broadway hit playwright, has completed a new play for October presentation on Broadway with Lil lian and Dorothy Gish in the starring roles. Mrs. Luce is now finishing the script on this new. play, "The Little Dipper," in Phoenix, where she re cently saw the Gish sisters do a performance- together in 1 he Chalk Garden.

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Several members of the original cast will participate and negotiations are now being conducted for 6ther impor tant personalities to give the California performances ad ditional distinction. "Fanny" will open at Phil Tononnoiv in 11 ilmi Hill 'fWi' i i v. ir i i ffn'. VMPIA vi? TMMAOH'S CUHtr will i lit 1 .1 "Company of Cowards," written by Jack Schaeffer, author of "Shane" and "Tribute to a Bad Man." In thjs picture, Franciosa would have a tense dramatic part in contrast to his comedy role in "This Could Be th Night." Genevieve Aumont, who just visited the set pf "An Affair to Remember" at the invitation of Actor Louis Mercier, now has a part in the film as a French siren who is Cary Grant's girl friend before he meets Deborah Kerr. 7 CHARLES BiCKFORD KATHRYN GRANT WILLIAM REYNOLDS -RUSS MORGAN BllKE EDWARDS lam ir BLAKE EDWARDS I ROBERT ARTHUR SMASH ADVENTURE HITS! refill 0l5l 1 1 urn at W'-f pfirM i 3 HOLLYWOOD ADVENTURE very girl lives in her dreams! mSM IU rum VMS- LI mm rlf 7 I I liM STUDIO VERMONT CCMPTOM ZV -J it IWWlt WMITTirt Sf ft CtrU IIS SKY VIN UTI FICXWICX totttW IM 0Mlwi IM WlVft IM BfiiVf (M i i 1 '-k bM I' tw 1 assess "am "WJ W'tiiir1 I TODAV III VINtNf n9'utusf 1 1 I fib ClOm NAOCR'JUUE ADAMS MARIANNE (C0K-I15A MARTIJinil-CIA SCAIA SYCNCY CHAPIUKRANT VIUIAWS'JOHN CAVIM rmvsnmmmuMi t'fl e.iei- tlllMMl mm 1 1 'la.

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