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THE SOUNDING BOARD 2 JAM. 16,1961 -Port IV The Young One', 'Campobello' Due to Show Gene Barry to Film Beefsteak Raid' on International Spree; Miss Fuschi Shows Great Piano Talent WBVCHELL Continued from Tenth Pags) ert3 and TV actor John jStrong, NEXT STOP Via Ve-neto's. Met the new man- pcrience will add to the charm of her playing. "Sunrise at Campobello," starring Ralph Bellamy and Greer Carson, as Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Elca nor opens Wednesday in a city -wide multiple run at the Warren's, Ins, drive-ins Studio anfl' One of -'Dolls' Marie Wilson s. BY ALBERT GOLDBERG The supply of brilliant pi anists from the studio of Ro- sina Lhevinne appears to be inexhaustible.

The latest, and Slated Friday Directed by Luis Bu-nuel, "The Young One," starring Zachary Scott and introducing Key Meersrr.an and Bernie Hamilton in key roles, has been booked to open Friday at the Los Angeles and Hollywood Theaters. Presented by Joseph Harris and Sig Shore, the new picture is Cannes film festival winner. A Mazurka and the Ei ager "Mr. John. He so so full of the second one of the Fugue in Flat Minor is.

Even now it does not se riously handicap her temperament or taste. The Prelude irum dook i oi cacn wen Tempered Clavier" was as meticulously clear as it should be and as sensitively introspective. Mozart's Sonata in Maior. K.330. also Dore Schary's dramatic cJnarm 33 weI1 33 umpteen account of three courageous ldeas for improving this aland crucial years in the life eacl' attractive Italian cot-of the Roosevelt family i President may also be seen at the Academy By pILIp SCIIEUER Gene Barry, the Bat Masterson of TV, isn't going to.

let the Civil War centennial get by, without doing something to salute it. After he completes his present television series (16 out of 39 still to go) he intends tp; produce ''Beefsteak Raid," by historian Edward Boykin, about a Confed-j erate foray prompted by i hunger in September of 1864. Barry sees himself Dni and ti10 had more than serupulous'soar, Bruin drive-ins Bigf novt ,1 Major Nocturne had Reseda more romantic aura, and the octave Etude of Opus 23 be-On the Sound Track June Forav has taDed voices for the MGM been set for 3 t0P featured "The i starring role in "Mad Dog Coll" roll-Shirley MacLaine. ting at MGM. HAVE RUN out of space.

Wp'11 toll vnil ahrmt Tlia Sampson Gets Role Actor Robert Sampson has 2 28t CR. 4-0411 kA. Paul Wallace, I p1 fl A DwiilOn Of NATIONAL THUTDK A TCI i. neatness to recommend it; it was nicely laid out in matters of balance and proportion and it was phrased with becoming gracefulness. Energy and Fire Beethoven's "Appassiona- ta" Sonata was on' the whole rather too purposeful.

Miss Fuschi knew exactly what she was after, and she had the energy and fire to carry it through on a big scale. But in the process it lost some-thing of the mystery and brooding drama that Beethoven put into the music. There was much to admire and to. hold the attention, but by and large it was just a bit too efficient and not sufficiently imaginative. The same reservations be applied to Chopin's Fantasy in Minor; the only exception one could make was that it did not quite No more exotic places or stranger moralities have ever reached came a bravura display that any pianist would be proud to claim.

All of the pianist's' best qualities converged on the closing Sonata No. 3 of Pro- kofieff. It seethed with a fine clash of color and pianistic brilliance, and it enjoyed a degree or abandon that made it the most exciting incident of the program. Ifffi "SHOW OF THE YEAR!" HUF K. SCHtUBK pko PANTAGES 111) HtllfKt tht.

MO lHt rsnvtO SCATS teioiiKt Oetnt to i m. i. TKKITS ALSO AT MUTUAL AGINCItS i Am the screen! flWm wmm -rr-fynr exctusive eNAoeMeNT 5th WEEK1 AJST Foreign Picture, Best Actress!" overonSunday JfyC--Dy of th PAINTER" His scandalous affairs shocked the world! i jji. i I 'r I I Li niRCLE Hollywood after 600 times with Ethel Merman in roadway's "Gypsy," hints he will be repeating his role in the musical this season at the Philharmonic, -though the Civic Light Opera office here refuses to confirm that it will be staged, Wallace will first go, irt either event, London to fill one of three key roles in ''Tonight at Chelsea," also a musical, for J. Arthur Rank.

It is from a popular British TV show and will be directed by Phil Karlson. Patricia Morison is all but signed as Cyril Ritch-ard's co-star in "The Happiest Girl in the World," set to Offenbach music by E. Y. Harburg, Fred Saidy and Henry Myers, and going into rehearsal this week. Exhibitor Pink Lining Up Stars Hollywood's Sidney Pink, exhibitor turned producer, is going great guns at Saga studios in Copenhagen.

Briefly in town last week, he found occasion to account for three of his multifarious projects this year: "Journey to the Seventh Planet," to co-star John Agar and Greta Thyssen with Dany Carrel; and Philippe Leroy, this month; "The Invisible City," with Jack Palance, Francoise Rosay, probably-Gloria Grahame and possibly Broderick Crawford, in May, and a co-production of "The Black Pirate," to star Ricardo Montalban. Pink's German partner is UFA-Hansa. Marie Wilson, touring now with Ken Murray, will go, abroad to play one of Dino De Laurentiis' "Four Dolls" this summer. Two others: Joan Collins, 'Stella Stevens. David Niven is a prospect for the dolls' manager.

Dean'. Jones, starring in "Under the Yum-Yum Tree" in Manhattan, will repeat in the picture of same when Fred Brisson films it at Columbia next fall. Larry Roman is scripting. Jeffrey, Hunter and Van Heflin arebeing pitched by, William F. Claxton, director, and" Charles Lang, writer, respectively, of "Desire in the Dust," to take the leads in the pair's "Tent of the Wicked," Robert i EXPRESSIVE Marcel Marcrau, internationally famous French mime, returns to Los Angeles tonight at Hartford Theater.

Jorge Bolet Plays Gliopiri With Gusto When a pianist schedules the four "Ballades" by Cho pin for one sitting, he auto matically puts himself into the big league. Played in nu merical sequence, as Jorge Bolet played them in Bev erly Hills High School Audi torium for the Beverly Hills Music Association Saturday night, they are like one Huge sonata witn the most im probable musical and tech meal problems in every movement. As a pianist of great en ergy and even greater re serves of power, Mr. Bolet had what it took. He gave unstintmgly from the outset and was still going strong at the end, after having encom-i passed nearly the entire gamut of Chopin's pianistic palette.

Great Tone Color The only attributes some what lacking in Mr. Bolet's interpretations were a sense of lyricism and certain in flections of warmth and mel lowness. But his technical equipment was always im pressive, as was the variety of tone, color, his control of dynamics, the grand sweep ii which he outlined the form, and the scintillating range of his flashing passage work. The fragility of Mozart's Sonata in Major, K. 576, Esemed constantly in danger of being shattered under the impact of Mr.

Bolet strong fingers, for he played' it for virtuosic values which it did not always contain. But it had moments of charm in the, Chopinesque slow move-mentand strong brilliance when speed was part of the composer's intention. The final group of works by Liszt had every thing and represented the kind of piano playing in the grand style of which little is M-O-M mttwt ELIZABETH TAYLOR LAURENCE HARVEY EDDIE FISHER JOHN OTURA-S BUT1ERFIELD CmScnMlKTmC0lM 1 OINA MERRILL m. MY A -4 i aLwEi.iioi: 'VK If FAIRFAX I r-J r- '1 LFIGUEROA 'fit Fia. Gi HIGHLAND 1 aW 500 H.

Fit. wm-ww-, 'J I CL 8-9648 6:45 1 1 A CR 6-2083 Wherever he went women to be held in his longed for hit level begged 'T aT- Tip6 k- L1 1 cooBiiPicmiEs J- ill I mi fUTll nnnmTWiAkt I bt af' SONG hi was Olegna Fuschi, a former Angeleno, whose Saturday night recital in Wilshire Ebell Theater bore the characteristic stamp of fine na tive talent and well-round ed schooling. And the addi tional tact that sne is as pretty as a Hollywood starlet is not going to hurt her career at all. But Miss Fuschi has more capital in her bank than good looks. She has, a flair for her instrument, and a secure and poised command! of it.

There were no uncer-1 tainties and no, wavering; everything obviously came off precisely as had planned it. Even when a light bulb exploded and showered the with glass in the middle of the slow movement of a Mozart Sonata her aplomb was equal to the occasion and not a note fell by. the wayside. Definite Ideas Valuable as this kind of poise is, it also has certain drawbacks. Miss Fuschi has clear and definite ideas about her music and they were always interesting but they were also sometimes a shade over-calculated.

This is bet ter, of course, than trusting to luck, but it precluded the sort of freedom and spon taneity that with more ex left today. "Funerailles" was built up beautifully from the subdued, slow beginning to the tremendous double-oc tave climax which finishes the piece. The "Un Sospiro" Etude sounded as though Mr. Bolet were caressing the music in the palm of his hand, and. the "Mephisto whirled and swirled in dizzying rounds to an ex hausted halt.

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