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which neither composer nor THE SOUNDING BOARD Marlon States Liz CW. 4iQ4tt 'Ballad of Baby Doe' Not Too Successful Will Go On as Cleo dramatist could, discover anything particularly distinctive, the others were stu dents of varying degrees of capability stuck with ardu-i ous and not very rewarding assignments. 'twin! 1.1 is the earthiest and conjures TH VI iM I 'I iH J-LJrh' ijs ntAitinn COlilrNS-RiCHAHfl EGAK-DENIS O'DDi CALL THtATWg i js I Swell 8MWs nf'tl AIM )ri A I U4 iff jy tmm 3 tnm Am U4 COtaMetroctuxC KXCL.USIVECY hi UV Amh Im4 ONE WEEK DEC.1-7 To Qualify ACADEMY AWARDS "Hollywood taki not Smith sings sturmingiyr 'V Vlf INK Ths Convsrsatlon Plies ths MELINA MERCOUR! F9M af "flhetii 2 mm JOAK Bernard Bollinger did the best he could with Tabor, but the part take more voice than he presently ha a and something more than an olio type of acting. Diana Smith Yeaman wai as pretty as Baby Doe undoubtedly was, but her singing was too pallid to realize all the musical possibilities. There were nearly 35 other singing parts and none of them got far above the average student level.

Except for Miss Bliss, very little of the text could be understood, so the performance did not accomplish much for the cause of opera in English. Walter Ducloux staged the opera and conducted with his usual skill an orchestra that for the most part played very well. There will be ad ditional performances on Fri day and next Sunday, Dec. 11. Maybe by that time the curtains will work and the 11 scenes can be shifted without intermissions long enough for a full course din- atmosphere by means of au thentic tunes and dances of the period or reasonably good imitations of 1 m.

Now and then, principally in Augusta's scenes, it achieves convincing dra matic force. But there is too much hoopla and too little logical procedure from point to point, and the final scene in which the ruined Tabor suffers delusions on the stage of his opera house in Denver reaches for conven tional grana opera with a pseudo pathos that is anything but native. Fine Vocal Power The performance was for tunate in having in Sharon Bliss a singing actress with the voice and the acting ability to carry the principal role of Augusta. It is a meaty part, and Miss Bliss endowed it with fine vocal power and a miry professional charac terization. 1 With the exception of Wil liam Vennard as William BY ALBERT GOLDBERG "The Ballad of Baby Doe" is an American opera all the way down the composer and librettist, Douglas Moore and' the late John a are American born; it deals with one of the lustier episodes of Western history, and it was given its first local performance by the young Americans of the SC Opera Theater in Bo-vard Auditorium Saturday night.

It also was sung in the language Americans most commonly use, though there was often considerable doubt about that. i As an entertainment "The1 Ballad of Baby Doe" has its points, but it spreads put in too many directions to be a really successful opera. When it sticks to its. main dramatic line, the story of Horace Tabor, the Colorado silver king who abandoned his strong-willed first wife Augusta to marry an ambi tious baggage named Baby it sustains the interest. although only the character of Augusta is fully realized.

Sometimes Soggy But all this has a compli cated background, and when William Jennings Bryan and his doctrine of free silver, the failure of which was the ruination of Tabor, has to be expounded in detail the dra ma becomes soggy and diffuse. And the dialogue suffers from t.h disease that af "Never on Sunday1 Jennings Bryan, a role forner. I LONG BEACH ORANGECOUNTY t. TOWNE Tracy-F. March N.

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Thrillers! La Pnte THE BLOB ED 8-2463 It, Ter. fr. Outer Sp. flicts most American libret-hAr i a i i-. battle! Director Tells Why i He Believes Epic to Resume BV PHILIP K.

SCHEUER 'Andrew Marton is one man who still feels confident that "Cleopatra" will get under way "I think after the holidays, which Elizabeth Taylor, will spend -with the kids." And who is Andrew Marton? He is a first-unit director who can't seen? to escape being a second-unit director, simply because the moviemakers know he can be depended on to deliver first-unit quality to even the biggest spectaculars. For William Wyler, the husky, graying, Marton staged the Dunkirk evacuation in "Mrs. For Wyler, he staged the chariot race in 'Ben-Hun" For producer Walter Wanger and director Rouben Mamoulian, he will put on the battle scenes for "I'm working on them right nowpreparing, breaking down the logistics. Three fleets are involved at Actium Roman, Roman rebel and Egyptian. It'll be bigger than the sea battle in Marton believes "Cleopatra" will resume because "a great deal" already has been shot and because the "tremendous, authentic" sets are already built and standing at Pinewood outside London.

Cast and crew "have not been fired fired is an ugly word -but are on 'temporary Liz should eventually be able to go to work has put on weight but this is no obstacle who knows what Cleopatra looked Stephen Boyd, the Marc Antony, is under term con-' tract to the studio (20th) anyway, and if Peter Finch, the Julius Caesar, can't or won't be recalled, another Caesar will be found. Simple. As for the exteriors to be filmed in Egypt, they will have to wait regardless it's cold there now. In Athens He Bossed Ail Units In Greece, Marton recently finished "It Happened in Athens," which he directed all of. The year it "happened" was 1896, when, after a hiatus, the Olympic Games were renewed.

Marton drew a willing audience of 60,000 "extras" to the white-marble stadium, completed that same year on the site of the original games. They all got to see Jayne Mansfield for free. Marton worked on the MGM lot 14 years; he has known Liz Taylor since she was 9 and came to the studio with her pet chipmunk. Although his contract said he was ajeature director, he didn't mind taking second units (he started with Garbo's "Two-Faced while he was a company man and "the good will was there." He wasn't a company man when he agreed to direct the "Ben-Hur" chariot race, and the late producer, Sam Zimbalist, promised him chariot-race screen credit. But all he got was divided second-, unit credit.

On "Cleopatra" he has it written into his contract "battle scenes (or equivalent wording) by Andrew Marton." Hecht and Mahin-Birdwakhers Because it deals with bird migrations in Northern Canada, Harold Hecht and John Lee Mahin expect to take two years to color-film "The Strange One," a Literary Guild book by Fred Bodsworth to which they have just obtained rights. Mahin will script it. The human story concerns a young white naturalist and his Indian sweetheart. Production will follow Hecht's "Bird Man of Alcatraz this bird (Burt Lancaster) being of a different feather. Steve Cochran will co-star Maureen O'Hara with himself in "The Deadly Companions," with Charles FitzSimons (Maureen's brother) as producer, in Arizona.

After that: Cochran again in "Terrible Too-hey," also for his own company. Glenn Ford has optioned a novel, "The White Rabbit," by British Comdr. Yeo Thomas, for his own (Newton) outfit. It's a spy thriller of World War II. DRY BUT DROLL Mr.

Donald Swann appears with liis compatriot, Mr, Michael Flanders, in their two-man revue, "At the Drop of a Hat," now hold-ing over at the Hartford. Spanish Dance Team Lively Pair Though the high rate of interest in Spanish Dance is gradually falling off, Maria Rosa and Martin Vargas managed to collect some dividends for "Danzas Fla- menco" in Philharmonic Auditorium Saturday night. 1 ne pair, particularly Ma ria Kosa, is skilled in all phases of its specialty. It has temperament and imasr ination that are put to work in traditional flamenco piec es, in 18th century ballet and in free choreographies au of which found a place on me long program. Lively Show While this variety did not add up to richness, it made tor a lively and swiftly- changing show.

Maria Rosa is neither the fierce nor spe cially sultry type of Span ish dancer. Yet she is capa ble of generating quite a bit of excitement by means of rhythmic precision and graceful flexibility. She also exhibits an attractive seren ity denoting the ease with which she performs some rather complicated and intricate configurations. Mr. Varga, too, is light on his feet but has not yet developed the snap and the commanding presence characteristic of the best of his Handsome Scenes As a partner for Maria Rosa, however, he functioned well indeed and the couple made handsome scenes of "Escuela del Baile Espanol," "Viva Navarra," "Los Caracoles," "Malaguenas Ver-diales" and "Siguiriyas." Manolo Leiva was as authentic a flamenco singer as they come, and the contri buttons of Adonis Puertas on the guitar provided the proper atmosphere.

The pi ano accompaniments were cleanly played by Adrian Ruiz, as was his solo, "Navarra" by Albeniz. WALTER ARLEN. Man at Work George Duning Is dubbing the score of "Cry for Happy," the William Goetz-Columbia feature, using 47 men. S-30 pm CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY CANOGA PARKynnerS McQueer, 01 8-C2II MAGNIFICENT SEVEN Caneta Par WALKING TARGET I AIIRFI T. Brynner-S.

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