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ttwmihoMG iowa) AN ALLSIERJiOf WALT Wilt MOOT. WHIS7LC. PLUNk KQnU' l)Hyi ORANO CANYON BIST MOTION PICTURE ifST ACTOR-ORISORY BEST DIRECTION BEST SCREENPLAY BEST MUSIC SCQRi mmrm im mihmiiiIIU "I tll WALT fl pisNETsrantasia full 6. Donald O'Connor mentioned here a' while back, one of the best and oldest old-fashioned saloons (dark beer on draught, stand-up rib roasts, etc.) is Cole's, on 6th beneath the old PE Station, between Main and Los Angeles Sts. MKKtdtrit YolIT Atld.mv Cirrf iHmiH mi anil itfIPSYr't IT V'tniw J0 F.XTR4? rFTVTT A mm VITTO EASSI'lS (gj ACADEMY AYAHD KSINEES 1 SEVEN KSATISSS There's more to putting on a night club show than having the orchestra blow a fanfare and walking on stage.

For instance, talented Donald O'Connor has been rehearsing for weeks for his opening Tuesday night at the Cocoanut Grove. Donald has been away from the night club circuit, for a while. So he's put a new show together, With him will be the a dancing group. And hell do solo bits, or course. vvnat does au this re quire? Well, there's a musi cal arranger, a choreogra pher for himself and the Wellingtons, two writers, a wardrobe person (for the quick changes) and an assis tant wardrobe person (to help with the quick chan ges).

it was at least a weea ago that I had a drink with Donald at Frascati's out on the Strip. He'd spent the day rehearsing. And believe, me, he looked beat. But pro that he Is, hell be fresh as a daisy Tuesday and put on a great show. how mucn does ne get lor all this hard work? A guarantee of at least $5,000 a week, plus a percen tage or the house.

So it not exactly in vain. Darnedest thing as stated 'In Harris unmistak able musical terms. No. finer esthetic fusion than that by the ensemble could be imagined: The mar vellously inventive, fiendish ly difficult cadenzas by Mrs. Harris, Miss Shapiro, Mr.

Schonbaoh and Mr. Lustgar ten, and the concerted co-op eration Including Mr. Ross in the rest of the opus. Harris' position in musical history was unforgettably re affirmed. -WALTER ARLEN.

TURN TO PAGE 10 PART 4 FOR ADDITIONAL THEATRE ADS i ill hit 43" TIVOU-riZA. it 3-1S2S Ice Age Reverses Black, Roles Nazis' A-BoiiTib Plot Bared; I Palance, Montgomery BY PHILIP SCHEUER Race relations in-reverse! Fielder Cook, who specializes in directing the offbeat In'TV and motion pictures "Home Is the has another one coming up: Long Winter," by John Christopher. In it a new ice age descends on Europe and a small band of survivors flees to Nigeria. Cook expects to shoot in England "and the lattef country. ilo message, he says; an adventure story.

"The struggle for survival of the whites is the main theme, but below the surface is the drama of what happens when the social-economic roles of white and black are suddenly reversed by an accident of nature." glorified the dolphin in a. forthcoming MGM novelty, producer Ivart Tors will go on next to "Rhino." He is now in London confabbing with big-game experts from both Africa and India. "We plan a safari" he sends word back, we will (hunt with guns loaded with tranquilizers, not bullets. During the 'tranquilizer period the animals will be equipped with painless 'transistor trackers' so that it will be possible tq them into secret lairs heretofore unobserved by man." Hmm. Mann, Bares Nazi Grand Plan- Producer-director Anthony Mann and British producer Benjamin Fisz will spend $8 million on "The Unknown Battle," by CoL Knut Haukelid of Norway's science-security research based on the actual attempt of Nazi Germany (that's right) to develop an atom bomb before WWII's end.

They expect part of the $6 million to be contributed by the American Congress of Exhibitors. Ben Barzman will write the screenplay. Allied Artists will distribute. What of "The Greatest Story. Ever While United-Artists brass allegedly burns as perfectionist George Stevens the troupe headed by Max von Sydow.

as Christ has returned to Desilu in Culver City, leaving the second unit in charge of Richard Talmadge for two more. weeks in Glen Canyon, Ariz. This area has never been utilized as a location before and never will bi. again after the nearly completed dam forms 180-mile Lake Powell. 4 In May, Stevens will take his principals to Pyramid Jack Palance has signed oh for one more role abroad before he embarks-on Desilu's hour-long "Greatest Show on Earth" here June 10.

He will co-star with Brigitte Bardot in "The Ghost at Noon" for Carlo Ponti in- Italy and France. This is a romantic comedy by the ordinarily realistic Alberto Moravia. The gaunt Palance lias ben working in Europe for most of the past five years. Also due abroad later this-year is George Montgomery. He will take the lead and also co-prodace (with David E.

Rose) "The Big Killing," a London play by Philip Mackie. Montgomery has played it in stock in America. The actor also owns "Treason" by Ben Mark-son and "Red Blizzard" by Clay Fisher. He is returning from England to appear in "King of Hearts" at Chicago's Drury Lane Theater April 16. Miss Dandridge'Senegalese' Dick.

Benedict will both Bcript and direct his original, "Senegalese," for' Mark Lipsky's Benmark Productions. The locale is Paris but shooting will take place at Paramount here acting leads to be Dorothy Dandridge and Rafer Johnson. Lipsky is also prepping "School for Strippers." William prosecuting attorney of "To Kill a Mockingbird," will portray Rev. Clifford Peale, father, in lThe Norman Vincent Peale Story." The young Peale's wife, Ruth, is Diana Hyland, known for TV thesping in New York, and Peale is, of course, Don Murray. Frank Ross is producing arid Denis Sanders is" directing at Columbia for United Artists release.

"Simon Bolivar," on the future agenda of A. Ronald Eubin, is to be developed from a detailed treatment of the South American liberator by Robert Presnell Jr. Lubin and Glenn Ford will first proceed with "The Story of Peter Hurkos," the psychic wonder. Michael Cacoyannis, resuming his Euripedes trilogy, will follow "Electra" with "Iphigenia" in Greece shortly! The star will probably be Ellia Lambetti of his "Girl in Black11 and "The TONIGHT SHOW 8:30 MATINEES EVERT WEOSAT, SUN. i a.

iii ly A on Well, upstairs (in the station itself) Is another "sleeper the Terminal Huddle. Great" for breakfast or buffet lunch. Phil Ahn's Moongate Res taurant in Panorama City (where Philip happens to be honorary mayor) is a fine place, but it Bays here they have a new entree that Is "an intriguing concoction of celestial vegetables de lectably blended with beef tenderloin, then masterfully cooked in wonderful oyster sauce." It's called Ng Gow Kow. And I wish they, hadn't said THAT! How many in your party? J5L i03 0PJ THE bouot JUrAICOUKCTDU TDT FUMES 1M IttTKA MNAV1SIQK 70 TftHNICOLOR Com. Mon.

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StStt. "WCHLD PEJik SELLERS WITHOUT Also "WALTZ OP THS StlAWS" TOREADORS" Birthday, of Roy Harris The latest institution of higher learning to join the Los Angeles area's cultural boom officially is Loyola University whose spring music series contributed a concert in honor of Roy Har ris' 63th birthday la St Robert's Auditorium Saturday night. It was a gala event and no effort was spared to under- score the observance. The composer, practically a native Califomian (he arrived by covered wagon in San Gab riel Valley at the age of 5) was on hand to give a brief autobiographical sketch and to listen to three of his most important chamber music creations which also happen to be among the most Im portant produced in the United States. No less impressive was the roster of participants brought together for the oc casion: Johana Harris, pianist; Eudice Shapiro, violinist; Sanford Schonbach, violist; Edgar Lustgarten, cellist, Nathan Ross, violinist Wife Plays Piano With Mrs.

Harris, the com poser's wife, playing the pi ano, the authenticity of the performances was assured. The music of the "Soliloquy and Dance" (1939), the Violin Sonata (1942), and the Piano Quintet (1936) is second nature to her, and her way with the rugged demands of the rhythmic shifts, the split- second timing and the fili gree passage work was pia-nistic perfection. Her support of Mr. Schon bach in the meditative "Solil oquy" and the exuberant Dance contributed not a little to the high level of the violist's interpretation, and was mirror and foil to Miss Shapiro's dazzling artistic spectrum. Quintet a Monument If the program's duos were splendid milestones on Har ris' creative trail the Piano Quintet is a monolithic monument Sharing the timeless-ness of all great works, it has lost no vigor or immediacy.

Every measure of the Passa- caglia, Cadenza and Fugue reveals irrefutable logic based on polyphonic princi ples fused with passion re flecting modern man and Bf ST PICTURE EESTACTOj? BIST DIRECT! BEST SITPC3T3S3 ACTC3 BESTSCRFEKPLAY' BIST BEST MUSIC SCORE BEST ART DIRECTION. BEST FILM ESITIKa EESTSOUND HKttiHKvXM VI STAN Lnr-WARN ESS KfttinLV mix RtMtvtd Sut Tickttt tt Bex Offlc or Mill Onitr er So. Calif. Minle Ca, So. Hill, H.

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