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JLoi jansrlr Zimti AUG. 28,1 M-Pv tv 15 Younger Cinema Set Frolics in "Wild Surf la Revue Parisienne Gav and Effervescent BY MARGARET HARFORD Tin Statt Wntr Call il flair. tle or just bv tJeorses Simenon with Mage PeiT inner Also urking in TV Ken Berry, co-star of "Billy Barnes' Hollywood" ai Las Palmas Theater, has played sruost roles on some jittery music by Ceorges Auric, and later she turns up as a lively bride in a wedding dance with music by Maurice Thirtet adapted from Offenbach's "Valse Chalou-pce." Zizi Bubble "Quail on Toast With Pink Champagne" is a dance sketch bv Roland Taylor's direction none of the three romances develops with any originality. Completing the bill at 27 theaters and drive-ins is another Columbia relea-e in color, "Devil Ship Pirates." KEVIN THOMAS HERE AM) I0V at.w.v. "dark of the moon'." Studio West, Tarzana, 8:30.

LAURA." San Gabriel Lit tie Theatre, 8:1.1. "TARTUFFE." Actors Theater. San Francisco Mime Trmipe. Midnight. Ml SIC FESTIVAL OF ft A "Cosi Fan Tiitie." Irvine Lacuna A'i Saturday, DIEGO ft XI.I.ET, l.tml Bowl.

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8:30. Free. ACCLAIMED as Walt Disney's run into some stiff competition from a group of regulars, headed by Jim Mitch um, the local king of the surf, they fall in love with a trio beautiful girls. Fabian, whose poise is equal to his good looks, pairs off with lovely, blonde Shelley Fabares. Brown, an accomplished actor on his way up, and Barbara Eden, a good comedienne, provide the humor.

Likeable Player An old hand at this kind of mov ie, Hunter winds up engaged to pretty Susan Hart. Fortunately, those six are likeable performers, because under Don motion achievement! WM CORPORATION Wl WIIMIIIIilll mil '-V JaSlliJ pink champagne tf French have more of it than an one else. When Zizi the sultry Carmen and cruncher of diamonds in ballets past, promises her public a revue, she gives them a revue that bubbles like the very best French champagne. Not everyone would want to follow the New York City Ballet into the Greek Theater. But Zizi is tiny and potent and when she follows as lodestar of Roland 1'etit's Ballets de Paris, n's in a swirl of pink feathers that work almost as fast as wine.

They can make you think you're drinking the bubbly stuff at Maxime's or the Lido. Much of the choreography in Mile. JeanmaJre's "La Revue Parisienne" is hybrid but with the fresh appeal of something different. Best of all. it looks so gay and effervescent, the dancers surely must le dtv ing it for fun.

This typically Parisian revue is a lighthearted blend of ballet, jazz, night rlub and music hall dier-sion. and it makes a glittering package. Designer Score Credit Yves Saint-Laurent with the visual lau-ty and glitter; his costumes establish some sort of record for lavishness Thoe ostrich feathers alone would bankrupt an American producer. This is the young Dior designer's first show and if they can afford him in France, let hope not his last. After the prologue, a fiesta for girl-watchers who can appreciate loely, long-stemmed extensions, there's Zizi.

an eyeful herself in black leotard and stockings. Felix Blaszka exjKTily partners her in "La Cham-bre." a narrative ballet plucked from a crime story Tf TMKATRE or CR, -0411 BR. 9-9261 i "HUMOROUS, SATIRICAL!" I mh j. SEDUCEDad 3n liHIBw i ui.flBflnMfiED iiiBiilf KTI i'fef 1 nuntnln 1 SVNDRA DEE wears wool coat with wolf-lined hood and wolf vuffs in picture -I K.tln-r Be Ru-h." due cit id next M'edrtPMla). KvParatroojMT Creates Hairdo.

for Film Flacr Six- new hair styles are introduced by Schneider in "Good Neighbor Sam," showing at 1" citywide theaters and drive-ins. Miss Schneider's hails' I tv were neaK-d by -1 i pai ooper l-'rodenc Now York hair stvlist ho designed the hairdos fiomv wore in "The Car dinal." the new Miss Schneider ortrays the "other wife" in the life of Jack Lemmon. who is hunnilv marriwi to Mw Provine until Romy moves in next tioor. THE BEST" 4- 2 ACAD. AWD.

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bubbling up out of a mass of Saint-lurent feathers as a glass of pink champagne. The sketch also has Blaszka. who has a superb flair for comedy, doing a lino pantomime as a clown. Mile, has bk-omed as a chanteuse since her last visit here so the second half of the show is titled "Zizi Sings." She's not another Piaf. perhaps, but she can turn the voltage sky high on a love song and her impislmess flares up in "Les Tatou-ages" i The Tattoos I with Felix Blaszka silently breaking up the show as "the beautiful tattooed one." Frank ie and Johnrn" is an amusing French version of the old American song, is pistol-packing Frankie in a gown Dombrowski, another excellent featured dancer in the company, plays hapless Johnny, and Blaszka rushes in to claim the corpse, white wings stuck on the back of his undertaker's owl.

All the dancers expend vast energy and style to give the petite star lots of assistance along the way. If she is a tonic, so are the pretty girls and husky men in the corps de ballet. Michel Mention conducts the Creek Theater Orchestra with Gus Wallez. percussionist, and Jean Car-don, accordionist as solo artists. "la Revue Parisienne" stays at the Greek Theater through Sept the huge Fisher Theater in Detroit.

The show moves on to Washington and will open here at the Imperial on Sept. Jo Mielziner will dt-ign the settings and lighting for the new comedy. "The Owl and the Pussycat." which goes into rehearsal in October. "Love on the Moon." which has been scheduled for off-Broadway this fall, has been postponed until next spring. Frank Schofield and Bon Ali.a have been added to the cast of "The Sign in Sidney Brutein's Window." Ila)pr Loaned Hillary Hunter, under contract to Anthony Mann's independent company, has loen loaned to 20th for "Epitaph For An WHERE BARE meets the sand.

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rM Hi MmL. ni An if "Ride the Wild Surf" skims along tine at sea but is nagged by script cliches on shore. Not concerned with the cult aspects of the sport that i have given it greater interest, it is wholesome, routine entertainment that should please the younger set. It has an attractive, healthy-looking cast, some exciting shots of expert surfing and a lot of lush Hawaiian is ands scenery in color. Trio of Surfer Fabian.

Tab Hunter and Prior Brown play a trio nf handsome surfers who forsake Malibu for the greater challenge of the giant waves of Waimea Bav. Just as sure as thev COLOR iai hwomr Honom Ki iia al 1 1 so i 4 SofMfKTltt II HOW TlMl' i Nif II HOKif STAUUTE OtIVI-IN gi ttn WYI SErULViCA DIIVI-IN ST 520 --f jtKTAIN OIAXCE MIVi.lN 3 W0NR0YIA 10 iKY DtlVkVIN El lbbi si.joii mm FOR STUDIO TOURS Mm. tkm Fri. CALl TN 3131 JSSaBmK I Sll? li UPROARIOUS wmj "Stands up as one of 1 comedies of the 1 .1 ei a 1 mmzt SAGE CUVE-IN I bllVE-IN Wm M94I I T0 2-7HII I Kill i' A I KM LOS FELIZ ESQUIRE lit) VtnMt JI70 Ctlt fit. NO 4-J It IT.

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Henry Miller's theater on Sept. 16 A bar will be in operation from opening night on but, until the new law permitting the isale of alcoholic beverages in theaters becomes effective Oct. 1. the drinks ill be on the house, meaning producer Arthur Cantor. "The Committee" had an IS-month run on the West Coast.

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