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2tQgflngtltflanug SAT FEB. 2 1 966-Port III 7 E. J. Andre Is Strong Jeeter in Laundered Tobacco Road' tress; Shelley Winters, best supporting actress; Jerry Goldsmith, best musical score (original); Robert Burks, best black 'Patch of Blue' in Record Run MGM's "A Patch of Blue," in the 12th week of its engagement at the Westwood Crest Theater, has played to more than 70,000 patrons to establish all-time records for the 769-seat house. The Pandro S.

Berman-Guy Green Production opened Dec. 10. The film was voted five Oscar nominations, including Elizabeth Hartman, best ac- NATIONAL GENERAL CORPORATION tered old Jeeter Lester and his sharecropper clan recently, the Masquers are offering a fine opportunity. There are good performances on view and the play cleaned up is worth seeing again. call THEATRE TOBACCO ROAD A pliy bv Jack Klrkland from ttt ttovtl by Erikin Caldwell produced by Allan Heritolt at th Masquers Theater.

Directed by Alan Jay Factor with lighting by Jamet E. Mc-Larry and production design by Mar-ahall Reed. Jeer Lester E. J. Andrt Dude Lester Martin Lair Grandma Lester Lisa Christopher Ada Lester Marorie Davenport EllieMay Elizabeth Rooen Lov Bensey Gen Tyburn Sister Bessie Rio Phyllis Brill Henry Peabody Harry Antrim Pearl Stacey Maxwell Captain Tim Charles Cabaness George Payn E.

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LANGUAGE FIU.II tVCLUSIVlHY PICOATIACISNEQA Open Daily 5:15 P.M. Sat Sun Open 12:30 I ATTtHTKXt AUOCWY MtMUm YOUR CAM ADMIT TOU AND UT niPTiinRi Ha; -w Academy Members your card I a I a 'WESTWOODIHUIK II 03 ttf the snnp MAUI STREET BY MARGARET HARFORD Tlroo Stiff Writer Jack Kirkland's "Tobacco Road" is a bewhiskered period piece which ThS Masquers have revived as a showcase for E. J. Andre, a fine actor and one of the Hollywood club's regulars. Andre is the chief strength of this production, though director Alan Jay Factor has surrounded him with good support.

In its unexpurgated version, "Tobacco Road" is one of the dirtiest plays ever written. Producer Allan Hersholt has laun-d this melodrama from the Depression 30s and given it an excellent staging against Marshall Reed's seedy cabin on Jeeter Lester's farm. Andre gives the shiftless Jeeter human dimensions and dominates the drama. He is a very good reason for seeing "Tobacco Road" again after all these years. Good Support But to praise Andre is not to slight the others, all of whom contribute their share to the over-all excellence of this production.

Marjorie Davenport as the long-suffering Ada, her soul suffocated by poverty, must be allotted special mention. She brings dignity and quiet humor to the role. Her death scene Ada is accidentally run over by her son Dude in his wife's new car is still a poignant moment. Martin Lair plays Dude, the lazy son, with convic- ACADEMY AWARD NOMINE! BEST CARTOON THIEVING MAGPIE" Academy Award Nominations 9. IfJ; YZiZi- WOMAN'S WORLD Paulene Myers will present her one -woman show.

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The show offers songs and dances of the Pacific Coast Indians, music of the early pioneers, songs and dances from isolated parts SEE ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEES Al l-OX WEST COAST THEATRES MARKED WITH A BELOW! mm 1 HTf im lineman i 'aLtitaiit'tttit 2t HIE MOST HONORED PICTURE OF 1966! DO S5KRD MCLUDm BEST PICTURE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS PICTURE fti IMPORTANT MAJOR STUDIO PREVIEW rfi fl When raw courage 13 ACADEMY AWARD 4 Ih, VH't HI METrO-GatWWMAYER -turn AOa0IWIrTO0UCICN iJ Al v.j PICTURE! WmLMAogclM tw.n1-" aT admits yes a gutm SAT.4UN. DOOM OPEN 12 45 Fi ilviiv. mmmh NOW PLAYING! TVrU HO. 221 BOORS OPEN IJ FEATURE 12:10. 2 I 30 10:30 P.M.

In SHQCtlut tiV BEVERLY HILLS WESTWOOD CULVER CITY WILSHIRE 10 Acad- Nominatlent! 8440 Wllanlre Sound Of MuilO PL 3-0863 Today at 2 8:30 PM FINE ARTs 8556 Wllihira OL 2.1330 I I HE LOVED ONE at 5:50 LID0 12 an Academy Nomineel 652-8087 Par Shop on Main St. at 5 35; 8 10:25 PM VILLAGE 4 Acad. Nominations! Si WwiworMl ri. GR 3-3042 1:00 at 5RRIIIM a nuuaai.u uiwwni I 8:05 10:20 PM Best Actor Nominee! Wcatwoou Steiger, PAWNBROKER! nqgaroe, atrrvHm CULVER in oka VE 8-3124 6 Acad. Nominations! Christie.

DARLING; Marriage Italian Style SAN FERNANDO VALLEY LA REINA 5 Nominatlonal mfflo THE GREAT RACE FOX N'RIDGE Ugly Dachshund 0 1 9-7495 Op. 12 WINNIE THE POOH at 7:20 9:40 PM STUDIO CITY Best Actor Nominee! Oo I "oJ-Par" Steiger, PAWNBROKER 769-4441 Bogarde, The Servant EL PORTAL Ugly Dachshund 769lVo4l 12 WINNIE THE POOH at 12 20: 2:40: 5: 7 20 9:40 PM GUILD Academv Nominee! aibl Laukorahlni MAGNIFICENT MEN IN PO 2-2272 1:45 THE FLYING MACHINES at 2: 7:15 9:45 PM F0X Bes Actor Nominee! Van "uya Steiger, PAWNBROKER! 7B5-(i9 Bogarde. The Servant CAPRI Stewart-O'Hara In 6258 "in Nav THE RARE BREED; ST 5-3919 I Stewart, SHENANDOAH CONEJO VILLAGE THOUSAND OAKS CONEJO Oo.n 12:44 499.7008 Spec. Kid Show 1 PM Eve. 6:45 ZORBA THE GREEK THE NANNY GLENDALE PASADENA ALEX 5 co'.

Gl.nelal. THE GREAT RACE! CH 3-1525 I2a 4: 7 9:50 PM GLENDALE Arademy Nominee! a MAGNIFICENT MEN III THE FLYING MACHINES CH 1-2815 9-3Q pm I ACADEMY Ugly Dachshund at 7:20 8 9:40 PM TATE Best Actor Nominee! is Steiger. PAWNBROKER, 2-7139 Botarde. The Servant RIALTfJ Aceil. Nominatioml a.np.r.'"a Christie DARLING, SY 8.3161 Marriage Italian Stylo.

1 POMONA LA VERKE ONTARIO CLAREMONT FOX Ugly Dachshund WINNIE THE POOH at 10 AM; 2:40, a rm Ri nv Family Fun Hour e-7 Pel. BREED 3.ani 5.45 Dr. Go'dfoot Machine DISNEY'S DARN CAT, ennt.na u.wlaw UHi In Fnh, Teenage orer VIIIARF Childran'a Show 12 45 n.r.m.nt Prf- 3-CINCINNATI Sa 4 wi KID a Young Canidy tion as a teen-age rebel; Phyllis Brill is splendid a3 the earthy evangelist who marries the much-younger boy and Lisa Christopher deserves praise for making so much out of the 6ilent old grandmother'a role. Strong Impression Elizabeth Rogers delivers a strong impression as retarded Ellie May who has a hare lip and no prospects for a husband. Gene Tyburn, new to the Masquers troupe, cuts a strong figure playing Lov Bensey, the husband of the beautiful Pearl, love-child of Ada and a passing stranger.

Stacey Maxwell plays the child-bride, a role that hardly demands more than a pretty face. Miss Maxwell fills this bill perfectly. Harry Antrim, Charles Cabaness and E. W. By-Ington come up with effective smaller bits in this play taken from Erskine Caldwell's novel.

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Christie, DARLING; Marriage Italian Style WESTCHESTER INGLEWOOD LOYOLA 910 Snulvfdt SP 6-1410 Par 12:41 Acad. Nominations! The Great Raci at 7 9 50 PM ACADEMY" UfHv Dachshund i5 i PL 1-5151 WINNIE THE POOH at 2:40: 7:20 i 9:40 PM i TMY 13 Ar.Arl. Nnmintinns! 1 Irgltwuod L. Marvin, CAT BALL0U; OR 8-2323 Slgnoret, Ship Of Fools i r5THAVE Best Actor i Sth-Mancn. Steiger, PAWNBROKER, i PL 9-9966 12:45 Bogarde, THE SERVANT INGLEWOOD Stewart-O'Hara In THE RARE BREED; Where The Spies Art 103 N.

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