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DC GBOV BUSINESS posers for the musical of Aldous Huxley's New World," which is scheduled for next October. Lacev is makiner Concert Luciano Virgili, Italian baritone, headlines in Saturday night's Italian pop concert at Carnegie HalL the stage adaptation. Beatrice lillie, Tammy Grimes In Beguiling Show, 'High Spirits1 I By JOHN CHAPMAN If you happen to want a sorceress, you might as well featured in the cast. Gerald have the best a id get Beatrice Lillie. If you have the urge to summon a ghost, better summon Tammy Grimes, who never did look leil anyway.

mn 8-12 NEW YORK COLISEUM As a matter of fact they are rreeaman staged the work. I "Cafe Crown" has moved its opening date up three days to April 17. Sam Levene heads the -cast of the musical. The show is now-giving previews at the Mar-! 3 Over 1QQ Feature Attractions! Great Staod hnw i i int I moto salon Kennedy Family Album A Hall of Learning Little Theater AS to oo C3 ready here, charmingly supported by Louise Troy aid Edward Woodward, in a happy musical called "High Spirits" which opened last eveninsr at the Alvin Theatre. "High Spirits" has elevated by-several notches the tone of Broadway's current musical theatre simply by being beguiling.

It is iii.iuEc iduiig uppwi tunnies newest liys in cameras and photographic equipment "HIGH SPIRITS Musical with book and songs by Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray, based on Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit," produced by Lester Osterman, Robert Fletcher and Richard Horner at the Alvin Theatre, April 7, 1964. THE PRINCIPALS tin uecK. Laurence Rosenthal and Franklin Lacey have been set as com- Oaily I PM 10 Ml; Sat 1 1 AM 10 Sits. 1 fU I PM; Malts $1 CMC 75e greatest auto show since the invention of the wheel Carol A-thur 3. Louise Trov 8th annual K.lith Ruili Comtitmine Charles Mrs.

Brariaiaa Dr. Bradman i.l, Arcati Elvira Rupert Eiiwanl Wutvl iri Mirearei Larnn-e Ketm Tatnmv Gn Gtae Ca-tle i i ri i 5 MORE DAYS! "West Side Story' At City Center "West Side Story wilt be revived at 7:30 tonight at the Citv Center to open the spring: season of that establishment's Light i Opera Company. Don McKay MirPTi3 anil T.nha T.isa ora I Larger and more stunning than ever! Cars from Canada. Cxechoalovakia, England. France.

Germany. Italy. Japan, Sweden and the U.S.A. Sport cars. standards.

wagon. Many never before teen anywhere. Plua motorcycles, scooters and automotive accessories. And be sure to see the cavalcade or THK cak '64. milestones in design featuring the great cars of yesterday, today and presented by SporU Illustrated.

Exciting movies in the Shell Theatre. NEW YORK COLISEUM WOWoITl'MAYIO at GAROf BOX OfflCE. SOtk St. Aa. Seats AnitaMt Duly at ta tSaawTime mil I a 2PRIL4-12 11:30 m-'U S- m- Sun- 1 m-8 $2.00.

Children- $1 00 rascnATiNq iu.oTOA,Hr Beatrice Lillie happy medium ba3ed on Xoel Coward's well-remembered comedy, "Blithe Spirit," and it has been directed by Coward in a blithe spirit. I was grateful last evening that nobody was trying to overpower me. Lillie did overpower me, but it wasn't her fault. AH she has to do is give me one innocent leer and I'm a goner. Summons a Ghost The Coward plot, fashioned into songs and libretto by Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray, concerns a medium.

Miss Lillie, who holds a seance in Woodward's home and materializes the ectoplasm of Woodward's seven-years-dead first wife, Miss Grimes. This sets off some charming complications, for Woodward is now the husband of the beautiful Miss Troy. Miss Lillie is the best medium (she calls herself a happy medium in one ridiculous song) because there is none other like her. She rides a bicycle. She wears horrible shoes and hats and pants and wrappers and is generally uncoordinated but always and forever a lady.

Miss Grimes is an oddly seductive spook wjth a crackv voice, a rC'M'ii' MEREDITH WILLS0N we Adult Prices imcl. an MATS. I EYES. 2 3 4 5 650 CHILDREN UNDER 12 AT HALF PRICE Utot. tfire Fri.

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7ms) rmh domineering nature and the habit of flying faster and farther than Peter Pan. Woodward, who has longed for his lamented first Lride and now regrets that he has her back, is a good actor who sings agreeably. And Miss Troy brings style, both in appearance LOWfiACRE THEA, 22 St. Cir -5S39 SHOWS EVERT SVS. at 30 4 7:30 AMEKICA-S FT.

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Sat. A Sua. at 2 3J MATINEE TODAY P.M "DFLIf.HTFt MISHAI. A HAPPY Et'APIST EVENING." McClaia. Jrl.Aanr.

SHUBERT THEATRE 227 W. 44 ST. MATINEE EVERY SUNDAY at 2 30 Read Hedda Hopper's Column Theatre Directory KtMlLIV ANGELA I.ANSBIKV and method, to the role of ife No. 2. Carol Arthur is funnv as HABBY ARIIIVO in nn ji jirnl a servant who is fuddled bv all NTOXE CAN WHISTLE 4TH RIIJsRIOl'S YEAR PERr.t.

EV'ERV St NO AY 4) P.M. PE MAJE8TICjrMW44.E. 1 JO. CI 67M MATiyFF TOO A at 2 sA 2 i'l -UfcLlGHTf ILLY WHACKY COMEIIY" the spook business. High Spirits Indeed AMERICAN 4 I 4 UMEDY SMASH JEAN KERR'S Irratiatikla A A Cir A-Aiaa BO OFFICE OPEN DA II AT IS AM.

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34.30; Bala 33 00 BE LA SCO THEA, Ml W. 44 St JU S-733S MATISEE TODAT at P.M MAT. in "ROUSING. HILARIOUS HIT." A PAI MAIREEN OK.XIN Matin Saturday Mtifav nt Thr irtatnai noutn a mean cast at Products AJIIHH I JIIXU MIMICAL! SP Pla with Ba: ky ALAN PAT0N a.4 ky ALAN PATON mmd antD tufif aivt Ik.i 'High Spirits" good humored or melodious as the need arises. And when Miss Lillie, expecting a visitor from Beyond, gets going on a number called "Something Is Coming to Tea." we have a fine example of a great comic artist at work.

High Spirits" is not a bold knockout, a boffo, a brassy spectacular. It is, simply, high spirits and when I left the Alvin last evening I felt better than I did when I went in. So, I hope, may you. HUM aa auau ERK'S L.OVE 9tarrina GOLDEN THEA IS2 W. 45tl St.

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