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JJL i-L iiha4hL UL THE SOUNDING BOARf Mitchell Buys tOJflnafifflClmffi 1) MON.JULYl,lW2-PartlV i Ghost Town James Mitchell is bringing ghost town back to life. Mitchell, who stars in ghost town in Mendocino County. With the help of his father and eight remaining residents of the old gold Rodgers and Hammerstein Fill the Bowl to Capacity With Vitality "Carnival" at the Philhar Mitchell is restoring it a as an historical attraction. monlc, recently bought Douglas Will Star in 'Cuckoo's Nest' He'll Do Play on Broadway, Then Film Dramatic Subject BY JOHN L. SCOTT Kirk Douglas began his theatrical career on the stage in what he frankly admits were "nine consecutive flops," but since he's both brave and stubborn man, he has arranged another attempt in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" come next January.

After the play, DY ALBERT GOLDBERG CAtL THfATWf ar C. 4-0411 no-nonsense manner mat One of the beat cures for sound like those old masters. She gave it the wistfulness combined with charm and THE fiACt ta SOI ennui and jaded spirits ever) thought up is 1 lolly wood humor in "Climb Every Mountain," the "Carousel" ''Pounds at ens's emotions like a slant sledQs tiawrl" soliloquy and "The Surrey With the Fringe on Top." 6 Hi WMUWCHTMHrmt BUilTUraSTEfl mnnriAM Since Rodgers and Ham for "Hello, Young Lovers," the Joyousness for "June Is Bustln' Out All Over," the happiness, of "A Wonderful Guy," and something seriously beautiful for "The Sound of Music." Peggy Coburn was new to this listener and a pleasant surprise. She has a true plushy contralto a great rarity these days and it curled snugly and securely Bowl's annual Rodgers and Hammerstein concert. The mere sight of the big theater filled to capacity, as it was again Saturday night, is a sort of tonic in itself, and rarely have the memorable tunes been dispensed as joyfully and briskly as they were by Roger Wagner conducting the Hollywood Bowl Pops Orchestra and Roger to be co-produced by merstein never cast a tenor in their principal roles, that type of voice always seems a bit out of place, but Carl flP AIPATT1A7 01 sen was persuasive and SlUAMMHtASCUYTHOyUl A agreeable in "A Fellow Needs a Girl." "If I Loved about such tunes as "Love, N0W MCWSIVIIY ff illlfijlll CONTINUOUS PtRFORMANCES VSL 0'y 2:10 5:00 7:45 103S flJ m'm-r OLa-oaes Ota-1303 Look "Bait HaV Wagner Chorale with the as You" and "Oh, What a Beau tlful Mornln'." and "Out of My Dreams." sistance of a quartet of first- LOVELY Marion Stud, holme appears in nautical comic'opera "HMS Pinafore," starting wrrk's run at Grrrk Tlic.itrr tonight.

The singers were equally But her singing would be A0UUI ONIV Douglas company, Joel Productions, Kirk will star in a film version of the subject. Dale Wasserman has written the drama from a novel by Kenneth Kesey. Douglas plays the dramatic role (with comedy overtones) of a mental institution inmate who battles a tyrannical female ward nurse. George Roy Hill directs both stage and motion picture versions. The star's return to jolly in several duets and uat as enjoyuble without so it 'J ensembles, and when the Lido many aimless gestures a Ml fault in which she was by 0L.

5 8396 RITA TUSHINQHAM MURRAY MELVIN 'Pinafore' no means alone. Canna Film Festival Wlnnara rate soloists. Even the jets kept at a respectful distance their real affinity seems to be for the softest passages of symphon-ic music and we hope someone kept a blueprint of the rigging of the sound system for it was the best it has ever been. MMT. IUN.

1 41 Stalwart James Hurst is a Laak whole shootln' match got together for the final "Oklahoma!" it went with such a bang that the audience stayed put until they did it all over again. natural for a fellow with a manly figure, a virile Under Sail Kirk Douglan lyfttho miracle vori(er5s MfmuciMMmwiK iaei whf iiT3 a urn ii nwirt voice and a straightforward, Broadway will mark his first appearance there about last effort was something called "Man at breek 16 years. His Bites Dog." Lasting Freshness It seems a bit Idle to en Cary Grant, Doris Day Star in That Touch of Mink' "HMS Pinafore," under thuse over Rodgers ana ANGELES Sg Hammerstein at this late WIST BIDE STORY1 CHINESE the direction of Sir Tyrone Guthrie, opens tonight at the date but the lasting iresn Today 1 a 1.10 PkJ -A EL FEY I ISIJ wiuitlrt Lwt -1 ioi mi Wilt Dlmif Hltt! BIG R(0 LIVING DCSERT t-1211 0 4-IHI Cary Grant and Doris Day RESERVED SEAT! ness and vitality of both mu be a rabid, frantic and dedicated Los Angeles Dodgers (COOLED BY REFRIGERATION) Greek Theater for seven per star "That Touch of hiwmin-Pi. IwEET Hoi i ii. BIRD OF YOUTH) Sunt- fan! Gig Young and Audrey sic and lyrics never fans to astonish.

You just don't get formances through next I t.ai. TALES Or TERR0R I Burn Witch. Burn Butty. ll Ull Down Meadows co-star in this ro Mink" opening Wednesday in a city-wide multiple run Sunday. bored with them.

At its best OPEN All NICHT-UNTIL SAM. DAIIY mantic comedy. K. Douflii, L04ly Alt Th Bnvti V. Brynntt.

Eicttx From Zihriin (COOLED BY REFRIGERATION) IEFHICE and there isn't much that Originally produced for "That Touch of Mink" and IRIS Walt Duney- 6CC that includes Warrens downtown, the Iris Hollywood and is not top-notch it Is gen JU M. Hltll BIG RcO A TnttOf Honty, with Ctnnti Wlnntrt, Rita its companion feature. "In the famed Stratford Festival in Canada, it has been J-2181 IJ II wyitnou tiling uinely inspired, nam- Ok t-m iHi Tuihtnhim-M Malvin (COOLED BT REFRIGERATION) the Studio and Canoga Park 'CUOICO BT REFRIGERATION' formation Received," will also screen at the Torrance nwstpin mav have Deen a Stiwirt-M. O'Hirt, VOGUf Drive-ins. 7i mmwm4 in.

hubbs homelv ooet but in his way brought directly from London where it was forced to Miss Day faced the hardest 1 5s cmhw IMtll II J9 VlIIUN: jctiici Burn Witch. Rum Drive-in, San Pedro Drive-in, Compton Drive-in, Gage (COOLED BT REFRIGERATION acting assignment of her ca terminate a successful run he was a real one; and the best of Rodgers' melodies are as spontaneous as those SAN FERNANDO reer when she was called Drive-in, La Habra Drive-in, in favor of the West Coast IEVEXLT RtLLSWESTW000 1 Edwards Drive-in, Edge upon to root for the New tour. It is the first British CUIYEKCITT York Yankees a baseball musical to be flown intact 7-II7T cntvaiitr, jtitKl wood Drive-in, San Val Drive-In and the Sepulveda Drive-In. rWlLSHIRE (COOLED BY REFRIGERATION) of Schubert. The songs strike a fundamental note In the American consciousness; they have virtually become to American soil.

sequence for "That Touch of Mink." Doris just happens to Harold HicM PraunU Burt iMcaitar In BIRD MAN OP AICATRA7 i. tltwirt. MR. H0BSS The all-star cast includes Iim4 lArtts tnoii NP 1DTC Anna Sincroft Patty TR 7-24U 12:11 l. Caron, Fanny Marion Studholme, Irene folksongs.

wTitr. Ouka In THE MIRACLE Byatt, Eric House, Andrew (COOLED BT HF.FHIGEHAHON) lUlLtr wiit Diiwy 1 NOW rOL l-UH WORKER: Op. 145 Dally O0 (COOLED BT REFRIGERATION) Wisely, the management has always procured the best Downie, Harry Mossfield If you believe in Sex end til ttKkmtilw Kim Novak-Janwi LAVllTAG! r0 t-2272 HI LIVINQ DESERT (COOLED BY REFRIGERATION) and Howell Glynne Wniwt birntr-iony Kanoin talent it could find tor these 'BR I-M41 ill in nury mum uui Following the amphithea fun by all mans see- fTTEINA" J. twart. MR.

H0IBS h. VACATION, (COOLED BY REFRIGERATION ter engagement, the produc 1. Stawirt. MR. H0BBS Li BRUIN l.J")a 11 "9ma navamura occasions, and this was no exception.

Mr. Wagner was new at the job, but he (COOLED BT REFnlGERAI ION) tion will be given in Santa Barbara at the Granada Wntn4 lAritl VAUAiiun: fiR 7-2447 MS Chvlllr. Mtllca (C00LE0 BY REFRIGERATION Hilr-Ralilng! Chlllsl FOX BOYg' TALES OF TERRORi went at it like an old hand MGM JOSEPH IEVINE mimst KIM NOVAK e-Hit 12 4S a Burn Witch. Bum CULVER He made the orchestra play (COOLED BY REFRIGERATION) new; nuiiunrivnii. Vt I-H24 Horiiontil lltuttnant CAPRI Wilt Dlsney'a BIO' with more dash and spirit than it sometimes displays at (COOLED BT WEFRIGtRATION) NiGHr OuT 2IVwllim livia rreiiT.

Theater on July 24 and in Pasadena at the Civic Auditorium July 26. 27 and 28 and in San Francisco opening July 30 at the Opera House. ITa-38111243 ronow mwi (COOLED BY REFRIGERATION) symphony concerts, a no one else can get the zest and Mf GLENDALE JAMES GARNER TONY RANDALL IN A MARTIN RANSOHOFf PR00UCTI0N AN MGM RELEASE CINEMASCOPE METR0C0L0R color and perfect articulation LOYOLA IM0 6uul It's a Calculated Risk suppose I must be called a product of the theater despite the flops," Douglas said, "and I still feel a strong desire to go back and take another crack at It. "There's always a certain amount of risk in doing a play, because if it fails you're to blame. But I don't think anyone should become an actor with the sole aim of security.

There must be some challenge or the whole thing becomes meaningless." The star continued along the same vein. "You have to have enormous self-confidence to want to be an actor," he opined. "Fear of failure has no place in a player's mental makeup. That's why, though Hollywood has been exceedingly good to me, I've wanted to have another go at the stage medium. If I'm a success this time, I'll not blame the stage.

I'll just wait for another opportunity." One of the busiest stars in the theatrical business today, Douglas is winding up his starring role in "The Hook" at MGM, and reports early next month to Universal-International where he'll do a comedy, "Three on a Match," with Mitzi Gaynor and Gig Young. Other projects on the star's calendar include "The List of Adrian Messenger," which John Huston will direct for Joel Productions with Edward Lewis producing; and "Montezuma." for which Huston also is mentioned as director. In addition, Douglas is mulling other properties in which he may or may not star. Incidentally, Perlberg-Seaton's "The Hook," with Korean battle scenes eliminated, could easily be a platform presentation, Douglas says, since most of the drama takes place in a rusty old freighter. Director George Seaton makes the confinement deliberate to tell this story of men in wartime.

Steiger Paged for Play, Film There's a deal in the making whereby Rod Steiger would star on the London stage in Fred Broughton's production of "Who Saved the Plowboy?" and in a subsequent film based on the show. Frank Gilroy, who authored the drama, is now writing the screen version. Meanwhile, director Bill Colleran is en route to London for discussions with Steiger regarding "Posture of Triumph." which Colleran is to direct for Dennis McDonald and Michael Lawrence. Story deals with the activities of a CIA agent who shadows a Soviet spy at a famous hotel in New York. It isn't often that a player in a New York show is tabbed to repeat his role in the film version.

However, James Mitchell, who portrays Marco in "Carnival," has been informed by film producer Arthur Freed that he's interested in having the actor re-create his role for the MGM picture. Mitchell is now appearing in "Carnival" at Philharmonic Auditorium with Anna Maria Alber-ghettl. They'll return to New York after the local run to complete commitments; then Mitchell will come back here for the picture. Philip Barry Jr. has acquired rights to "Outside the Gates," a three-act play by Lorenzo Semple.

Barry plans to meet Frederick Brisson in Paris regarding production of the show on Broadway next winter. i. Stewart, MR. H0BBS TAKES A VACATION) Bqma Sptmbr ALEX H0Bls SR. of words out of a chorus than 0 CM a-H2I Chevalier, ieesiea (COOLED BY REFRIGEKA1IOH) Cinema Books 'Connection he does.

Singing Excellent GLENDALE Wilt Oitney'a BIO REDi Pitta The MegleSwortf 0. 12:41 CM I-2II ACADEMY mr. hobbs If you should think that an opera singer like Marilyn Tivra uiriiinu. PL 1. Com Septtmthir Shirley Clarke's film adaptation of Jack Gelber's Home is wasted on (COOUD BY REFRIGERATION) Nsvak-Randill-Gamer.

ACADEMY FOX you are mightily mistaken, play, Connection" Hllr-Ralllntl Chillll TALES OF TERROR A BOYS' NIGHT OUTi Ride Cnt II Aft ith OR 1-2123 Burn Witch. Bur opens and exclusive engage (COOLEO BY REFRIGERATION) (COOLED BY REFRIGERATION) ment at the Cinema Theater It brought something new and different from her, for that is the versatile kind of artist she is. The voice sounded as gorgeously lush nek. ROAD TO HONS KONGi CHavaller leitiea Wednesday, July 25. This controversial film 7-im niiaa TH Caantrj" at al tktriru atciat YiHn, WaitaMi tta.

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SWEET 1 JAMES MASON-SHELLEY WINTERS PETER SEliERS wSOE LYON mm Apprftrad by the Product ion Coda AdrninittrationaB ONTARIO CLAREMONT 0 BIRD OF YOUTH! Saint ALCAZAR 442 Ei GtH LU 1-3308 :4 Beatty. All Fall Down Hair-Raiiingl Chills! TOWER tnY 2 Wilt Dlsnay Pom.aa Hits! BIG RED 1 NA 2-1358 IKW LIVING DESERT i 1'C00LED BY REFRIGERATION TALES OF TERROR Burn Witch, Bum comftoe-M-m NE-I3I6S0 0- (COOLED BY RtfRIGcHAI IUN) Beverly Dr. at Wllthirt CR S-44S4 Dally 1:30 p.m. Sat, Sun. Ii00 f.m.

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