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Best Sellers Joan' Gets Furse Otto Preminger has signed Roger Furse as production designer for "Saint Joan," which Preminger will produce and direct in London from Graham Greene's adaptation of the George Bernard Shaw play. Furse is currently designer of "The Sleeping Prince," and his credits include "Hamlet," "Henry "Richard III," and "Ivanhoe." Anions Books "A BRILLIANT, ABSORBING MOTION PICTURE! to smci 'Gone With The Wind has a film held an audience so spellbound!" FASCINATING!" KkAMUuDI AUDBIY ill 1 1 ml I Mnif ftr FICTION Don't Go Near the Water, by William Brinkley. The Last Hurrah, by Edwin O'Connor. The Mandarins, by Simone de Beauvoir. A Thing of Beauty, by A.

J. Cronin. A Single rebble, by John Hersey. NON-FICTION Arthritis and Comifion Sense, by D. D.

Alexander. Love or Perish, by Smiley Blanton. Cuestward by B. Hooton and P. Dennis.

Eisenhower: The Inside Story, by R. J. Donovan. Profiles in Courage, by John F. Kennedy.

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"SPECTACULAR EXCITING!" Aay All Boats lliH I Straus, Bloomingdale, Double-day, Gimbels and Macy's book stores.) JEFF lm GEORGE GEORGE JULIE LEX ffl! 5K JMS CHANDLER NADER ADAMS BARKER the above-named musicals needed more luck than the Gypsy Robe Drought them, but the negligee presence may have helped some others. It has a bunch of Julie LOEWS (N.j.Rt.35) 35' DRIVE-IM THEATRE 1 1 1 LuJ AIR CONDITIONED GUIDE 7 H7N Andrews' violets from "My Fair Lady," gold anklets from "The King and a pair of swim flinrp 'Rl flPKRnaRn IIIKiP.I P' THE TRUTH iOUT FLYING MET. 'cnMPPnnviiDTHtPt mtz ut'ii SAUCERS' trunks from "Wish You Were Here," a pirate mask from "Peter fULTON ST BROOKLYN PAUL NEWMAN PIER ANGELI UtU I iM Mtit tiimr Pan and Lilo panties from "Can Can." Also affixed to the garment are: a sleeping cap from "Pajama Game," Arthur Ponwell's purple eg TUC HDAMX C- A PARADISE AMERICAN Itflll STREET POST ROAD WOMAN BETRAYED'i yBOULEVARD kFAIRMOUNT VALENCIA shirt from "Mr. Wonderful," a GRAND HILLSIDE; NATIONAL I A Krt STWEI nm STREET SI pair of phony sideburns from "Plain and Fancy," a pink pigeon from "Fanny," a pennant from "Of Thee I Sing" and another from "Hazel Flagg," and a first 175 STREET COMMODORE HOPE EV MUtt CtORGE SAINT SANDERS in Paramount' DEUNCET 1000 LEXINGTON Female impersonator T. C.

Jone (right, natch) and Suzanne Bernard of "New Faces of 1956" inspect the good-luck gypsy robe. Chorus boys, among other things, are called gypsies. Back in 1949, when Florence Eaum was dancing in "Bless You All," she gave a beat-up negligee to gypsy Bill Bradley, a boy dancer who was about to open in "Gentlemen Prefer; which it has been parked. T. Blondes." Bradley kept it before he relays it to "Li'l Ab-then passed it along to another ner," will sew on one of his wigs, gypsy who was in a rehearsing Other mementoes which are musical.

As both stuck, sewn, pinned or otherwise and the musical which followed it! secured to the good-luck robe to- baseman's mitt from "Damn 01TMPI 1 im 0MEUM That Certain SHERIDAN lii 1 If Profane ICT0RI llttt STREET in VISTAVISION 0 Feeunq VISTAVISION TECHNICOLOR A THE SCARLET HOUR' IN VISTAVISION IH STREET I I IREVOORT were hits, word got around that, day include CONEY IS the garment was good luck. StTES Starts TOMORROW 0 KINGS A WARM WONDtRfUL PICTURE' ANN STEVE Jm Theatres ChecHed ORIENTAL PITKIN Yankees." A recent item here stated that the Out of This World Inn, in East Hampton, L.I., was looking for an old player piano. Couldn't find one. Seems there's actually no shortage of pianolas; co-owner Bob Loewi received 376 letters and 103 phone calls, all from pianola owners anxious to dispose of their period pieces. Most of the writers and callers said they had held onto their pianolas for sentimental reasons.

Old Rolls Free Almost all the bellows were shot. Most were in need of other repairs. Several owners offered to throw in their old rolls. PREMIER THE SHOCK SHOW OF THE YEAH BRUTE FORCE' NAKED CITY' Vera Zorina's slippers from "On Your Toes," Jeanmaire's tights from "Pink Tights," Carol Channing's cigaret holder from "The Vamp," a sailor hat from "Ankles Aweigh," Coney Island banners from "By the Beautiful Sea," a piece of Incite from the glass mountain in "Shangri La" and some, sea-shells from "Pipe Dream." MT VERNON NEW R0CH The negligee, called the Gypsy Traveling Robe, is still on Broadway and currently is in possession of T. C.

Jones, the female impersonator in "New Faces of 1956." Jones will pass it on to a dancer in the next musical scheduled to open, which will be "Li'l Abner," coming to the St. James Theatre Oct. 13. The robe is adorned with nouvenirs of the shows with PLAINS jsoSSiZ PA KISS BEFOREmRobertMITCHUM TRIBORO BAY RiDGE dying' 'p-JSSSrU'FOREIBS IHTRICUE' B0R0 PARK 'ANIMAL WORLD ISPOONErI'TOY TIGER It will be noted that most of vvy L-uT isniiMHrnn CONGO CROSSING One man, who wrote from New "SEE IT, YOU'LL BE JOHHKUSTOK'S MIGHTY PRODUCTION OF If you havenMseen v- WARNER EROS. at the WaVmgtf heatrc you haven'tseenjciaerama! The only 3yedscd wonder of the enfertaanmenvorld! ORDER YOUR TICKETS TOOAVI Critehoh J.CW UtI TECHNICOLOR 'Fmim 11 12 lis.

3 55 5 55! 1 55 55 "Quite a bargain Htrold Tribvna ninin titv mi'sip iiiii ll Showpiece of the Nation Rockefeller Center the LOWELL THOMAS production me luntn. ini, London, had a roll called "Trudy" about Gertrude Ederle swimming the Channel. Another had a roll put out at the time Rudolph VTalentino died called "There's a Xew Star in Heaven Tonight." One lady wanted to trade her pianola for a TV set, A young fellow confided that his father-in-law had a player piano for sale, but added: "If you call him please don't mention my name. I don't speak to the bum." Loewi hasn't bought anything yet. Still going through the mail.

Ever wish there were more legal holidays? Here are a few you can celebrate if -ou happen to be in the right place at the rigkt time. No good here in New York: They set aside Jan. 19 for Robert E. Lee in N. S.

Tenn. and Texas. Confederate Memorial Day is observed April 26 in Ga. and and on May 10 in the Carolinas. Louisiana marks Huey Long's birthday on Aug.

30 and Tennessee observes Nathan Bedford Forrest's birthday on July 13. Repudiation Day comes Nov. 23 in Maryland, and Oklahoma sets "Everybody has a good time!" ZINSSER, her. trib. OF SO WOP if BiNG CROSBY GRACE KELLY FRANK SINATRA UU THE vi mm COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR es seen through the greatest wonder 3 PERFS.

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DnemaScoPc-WarnerCOlor aside Sept. 16 for Cherokee Strip Day. (Maryland is still celebrating repudiation of England's stamp act levying taxes from the Opens 11:15 AM LATE FILM AT 11:291 A.M. colonists in 1765.).