The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 15

ENTERTAINMENT THE GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1967 15 yjffiMax Von Sydow To Mace Broadway Debut In Musical, Love Match 7 at the Shubert Theatre in New Haven on Feb. 26, 1968. This will be followed by a four week pre Broadway warm-up at the Fisher Theatre in Detroit beginning March 11. The New York premiere Is set for mid-April. agog, and the result is a witty view of that era.

The 6'4" tall, blond-haired Von Sydow will make his musical debut as Albert. He is currently starring in Ingmar Bergman's new film Dreams of Shame. Von Sydow can now be seen on motion picture screens across the country in Hawaii. His other major film credits include The Greatest add anoiher link to the evergrowing chain of productions under his aegis. He has presented such critical, artistic and popular successes as Anne Jellicoe's The Knack, The Mad Show, J.

P. Don-leavy's The Ginger Man, A Hand is on the Gate, Arnold Wesker's The Kitchen and John Arden's Sergeant Mus-grave's Dance. The latter won the Drama Desk Vernon Rice Award "for outstanding achievement in off-Broadway theatre," and Mr. Balding was honored by being chosen as recipient of the Lola D'Annunzio Award, off-Broadway's most distinguished prize, for his "outstanding contributicn to off-Broadway theatre." Mr. Balding is also executive producer of The Establishment Theatre Company.

Love Match goes into rehearsal on Jan. 15, 1968, and will have its World Premiere fSaft (3 OTTO Y- Stoddard (Jessica Walter) awaits Pete Aran's (James verdict on her writing talent. GOING STRONG: The Cinerama film Grand Prix is in the midst of a long run the imperial theatre. Above, Pot Story Of Young Actress 25th Record Week! DOC CIRCE NEW YORK'S FAVOURITi COUNTRY PLAYBOY WALLY ASPELL MONTRIAL'S FAVOURITE SINGING M.C. ir ROMEO FORTIER ORCHESTRA ill! -A AS i i ii if 1 1 NO COVER, MINIMUM OR ADMISSION (EXCEPT FRI.

A SAT.) 7ZA I Max Von Sydow will, play Match. TONIGHT AT MiWifi lue Cinderella HOLLYWOOD Sondra Locke, a slender, 17-year-old, hazel-eyed blonde from Shelbyville, Tennessee (population 10,466) has proved the Cinderella story with her selection, in a nation-wide search for an unknown actress, to appear in the Warner Arts motion picture version of McCullers' novel, The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter, starring Alan Arkin. Miss Locke was cast by producers Marc Merson and Thomas C. Ryan and director Joseph Strick to portray teenager Mick Kelly, the sensitive focal character in Mrs. McCullers' tale of brooding emotions in a small Southern town.

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Address with cheque payable to Canadian Concerts Artists with stamped return envelope. Retervotions: Bonnets Sunday 2:15 P.M. No races Thursday Story Ever Told, in which he played Jesus, The Quilier Memorandum- and such other Bergman masterpieces as The Seventh Seal, The Magician, Winter Light and The Virgin Spring. He will soon be seen in the ABC-TV special, The Diary of Anne Frank. With Love Match, 28-year-old Ivor David Balding will Albert in the 8:15 VJ" cmrMcFestml OF ENTERTAINMENT play, Love NEW YORK Max Von Sydow will make his Broadway debut in Love Match, the new musical about Queen Victoria and her consort-lover Albert, to be presented on Broadway in April by Ivor David Balding.

Noel Willman. prominent director, acclaimed on both sides of the Atlantic for A Man For All Seasons and other productions, will be at the helm of the musical which goes into rehearsal in January. The book and lyrics for Love Match are by Christian Hamilton and the music is by Milton Kaye. Love Match is a light-hearted musical comedy presented in an irreverant and unconventional way. It is a completely new picture of Victoria and Albert, which takes an astringent but affectionate look into the usually thought of stuffy queen and her sometimes unwilling consort.

Their personal tug-of-war, delicately handled because of their positions, sets the royal court with the youngster's appearance and talent, casting director Marian Dougherty took the girl to New Orleans to meet director Strick. Shortly thereafter, Miss Locke won the choice role. The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter will be filmed in color entirely on location in the South, beginning in Selma, Ala. Strick, who recently directed the much-praised new film of James Joyce's Ulysses, will direct from a screenplay by Ryan. Science Fiction The Lost Continent with a shooting schedule of three months, follows the fantastic adventures of the passengers and crew of a motor vessel which becomes trapped in uncharted seas.

PLACE VICTORIA 8781451 with srr LOUIS BELLSON and his orchestra 7 1967-68 Last A INVENTIVErM A WILD J0 FUNNY fW FILM!" -Newsweek rr-st 10UIS MULE'S MQ- VW1 an? venind Jmrl 4' 8 P.M. Place des Arts Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier VIENNA STATE OPERA Tonight: "Woxiek" BergHeinrich Hollroiiar Thursday: "Der Roienkavalitr" Strauss Josef Krips THE VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA TOMORROW: KARL BOEHM, Conductor THE ENGLISH OPERA GROUP 1 theatre ma'sonnruvi 8:15 p.m. Tonight through Sept. 23 FRIDAY AT 8:15 p.m. "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM" Brtttan Tonight It Tomorrow 8:15 p.m.

THE BEGGAR'S OPERA" Brltttn At the Autostade September 17th-October 1st WorldHoiie $pecMctilar I Miss Locke's only acting experience was gained in community theatre productions and school plays. She wasv recently named best high-school actress in a state-wide contest conducted by the Tennessee Board of Education. Driving all night from her home in Shelbyville, near Nashville, Miss Locke tried out in Birmingham, for the coveted role at one of the area casting calls in which some 1,500 hopeful competitors participated. Impressed Shooting Begins LONDON. The Lost Continent, a spectacular adventure tale based on Dennis Wheatley's novel, Unchartered Seas, began production here recently.

Starring in the color attraction are Eric Porter, Hilde-sards Kneff, Suzanna Tony Beckley, Nigel Stock and Jimmy Hanky. TONIGHT TO FRIDAY ONLY Federice "8V2" Fellini'i with Claudia Cardinal at 5.33 9.33 Alain Renais' "HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR" with Emanuelle Rlvo at 8.00 Both Fllmi O.V. Eng. title on same program EXPO THEATRE WHERE THE BIG HITS PLAY! COMING SEPTEMBER 24 THROUGH 30 EVENINGS AT 8:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 30 AT 9:30 P.M.

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