Daily News from New York, New York • 46

smashing a previous high at the Record Run for Siovons Colbert Back I HaaaaW aaaaV 1 MOT 1 I i WWt jUBag 4 TONIGHT I narks thw TRIUMPHAL RETURN of DUODY OAIR his' Grut Orcantra ARGUESO His Latia Maytfeais KXTM 1A00E3 1ATT1ACTI0N MANOR MIGNON For 'Marriage' Claude tte Colbert arrives from Los Angeles tonight to resume her starring role opposite Charles Boyer in "The Marriage-Go-Round," reopening at the Plymouth Monday after a 12-week vacation. "Happy Town," musical headed by Henry Hull, Biff McGuire and Cindy Robbins, opens in Boston tomorrow evening. The show is due at the 54th Street Theatre on Oct 7. Maurice Evans and his all-star production of House" are off to a flying start in Washington. The show's first pre-Broadway week grossed $42,250, 1 i -3 in Cd 50 oo to to PARK OPEN DAILY THROUGH 13tk MARGARET BREWSTER is Queen Elizabeth, Carole Teitel plays the Dark Lady and Charles Macaulay is seen as William Shakespeare in Shaw's "The Dark tady of the Sonnets," at the Province-town Playhouse.

With last weekend's performances at the Prov-incetown, the Shaw group there became New York's longest enduring repertory company since Eva LeGallienne disbanded her Civic Repertory Company in 1933. The Provincetown players have given 124 performances since opening May 26. UCITINC HIV TtaaAca restaurant canrmvam bamcins caiaT banbi ihnhks tictpr aaati matinms num. aas ut. sua.

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ccari.i branch A laaimjtawat S3ral at. S4J00 2 PERSONS FOR THE PRICE OF Yo bvy on ticket for yevrtcll and yawr bwddy ridai FEt! Mm HALF rtlCI SrKlft IN KIDDIE PARK 10 Kios; thi. sctoat. PAUL 1 MART ia SETT. Ut lm frsa JfcHr JvaMe ri aKVa- If I' baling breatb-takinf Open Again The renthouse Club reopens tonight after being shuttered for renovation Kiccardo Uini, an Italian import, begins a stand at the Piccolo this evening.

Angel Food Martha Davis Spouse will head the Blue Angel fall show SEPT.24thn0a.12 1 STARRING pMSON ANNIE OAKLET GAIL CAVIS I777T71 tS-lW JOVJ- Limited Engagement thrv SEPT. 20 OZsJ RIN TIN MlweiJ Frl. Sat. Sun. BOtL 12-2 PM I Jun.HitaSfiowiMon.tvj Oct.

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21. Ballet Presents Revival Tonight The New York City Ballet will offer its only novelty of the season tonight when "Jeaux d'En-fants," a collaboration by George Balanchine and Francisco Mon-cion, is revived. Set to the music of Bizet, the work was first done in 1955. Allegra Kent and Roy Tobias will have the principal roles. The balance of the program will be made up of "Divertimento," "Agon" and "Bouree Fantasque." RITTSJ rittsc taw I rPlM i nst, Hers'd Tr'b.

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-p LEE GRANT Tta. BOOTH.W 4V Sfl. Ta1at.Taai.SI.Ci TIC FREE DANCING 1 jLecuona Cuban Boys! 3 JOE ucata otCH- ITTwTTTTTirrA fJJ 1.1.1 JM CBWDITIOWtOg 1 1 1J a. I Kl' hwi" vi 'J I I when the club reopens Thursday. Also on the bill are Phil Leeds, the Tony Marks Duo and Buddj and Travis, held over from the summer show.

Cohan Memorial The George M. Cohan Memorial) at Broadway and W. 46th St. will! be dedicated at exercises Friday night starting at 11:30. George! Jessel will be master of cere-' monies.

Oscar Hammerstein 2d: will present the memorial to the city. Two for One Palisades Park will go on twofers'for its final week. Beginning today and continuing through Sunday, the Park's closing day, all rides will offer two tickets for the price of one. General admission. 12.00.

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1 EDWARD MULHARE PAMELA CHARLES MY FAIR LADY AMERICA'S l.KKATFT Ml S1CAL ati6rWcaa.a;:s at. laat i w. iw aa am aa laa u.r AtrTomd MARK NEILINCER, SI StW.af THE BIG A OPENS SEPT. 14. wonder track of thoroughbred racing! See great racing in spacious comfort from the largest covered grandstand of any track! Ample parking! Fine restaurants and gardens! New York's most fabulous show place! EASY TO REACH: Take IND subway train to track-side station.

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