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Amusements THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 19G1 Thirty-Four Kids With Black Hearts And Radio Active Eye Stage, Music Today you begin to realize the terror' Bj MARJORY ADAMS PYOTR GLEBOR questions Zinaida Kirienko as Vladimir Vassilly listens with timidity in "And Quiet Flows the Don," Russian film at the Fenway Theater. Stokowski to Conduct Turandot' Here The Boston Opera Associa tion announces that Leopold Stokowski will conduct the performance of Puccini-'s Tur andot" when the Metropolitan Opera presents the opera Apr. 19 at the Metropolitan Theatre. The revival of "Turandot" this season marks Stokowski's first appearance" with the Metro politan. As previously announced, Birgit Nilsson will have the title role.

Film Times ASTOB cus." Mat. Wed Sun. 3 p.m. Eves. 8:15 p.m.

BEACON HILL "Tunes of 9:55. 11:55, 1:55. 3:55. 5:55. 7:55.

"Harvest of Ships." 11:40, 1:40, 3:40. 5:40, 7:45. 9:45. BOSTON THEATER "Stven Wonders of the World," 3 shows, at 3:30 and 8:30 p.m. CAPRI "Ben-Hur." Mat at 2:00 p.m Eve.

at 8:00 p.m. CASINO State, 13:00, 3:45. Noose for a Gunman," 9:00, 5:10: High 10:00, 6:19. CENTER "Swiss Family Robinson." 9:30. 1:23.

5:20. "Ulysses," 11:45, 3:40, 7:40. EXETER "Two Way Stretch," 3:15. 4:10, 6:00, 7:45, Shorts, 3:40, 5:30, 7:20, 9:10. FENWAY "quiet Flows the Don," 1:20, 3:27.

5:34, 7:41. Shorts, 1:00, 3:07. 5:14, 7:21, 9:28. GARY "Pepe," 11:15. 2 30.

5.30. 8:30. KEITH MEMORIAL "Cry for Happy," 11:05, 2:30. 6:00, 9. 30; "Sword of Sherwood Forest," 9:40, 1:05.

4:35, 8:00. KENMORE "Ballad of a Soldier," 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40, Short Films, 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:10, 9:10. LOEWS ORPHE I'M "Where the Boys Are," 10:05. 12:05, 2:00, 3:55. 5:55.

i mayflow ER-'Giant." 9:45, 1:10. 4:40. 8:10. MAYFLOWER "Giant" 8:45. 1:10.

4:40, METROPOLITAV "Millionairess," ,.5. Rld." :45, 12:25, 3:05. 5:45. 8:25. pakamoi'nt "Operation Etch- mann," 11:25, 6:05.

"Sereneeti," 8:40. 1:00, 4:20. 7:40. PILGRIM "Village of the Damned," 8:30, 12:30, 3:35, 6:40. "Five Bold Women," 11:00, 2:00, 5:00, 8:00.

SAXON "Exodus." Mat. daily 2:00 p.m. Evenings at 8:00. TELEPIX 11:30, 1:30. 3:30.

5:30. 7:30. 9:30. I Zaretnba Grown-Up "who sort of became my must cal godfather." She went to the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia and spent a decade under the guidance of Isabelle Yenge-rova, that Russian-born pedagogue who seems to have taught, more than any other teacher, so many of the world's eminent musicians of today among them Lukas Foss and Leonard Bernstein. In 1953 Sylvia became artist- m-residence at the University of Oklahoma, a position she re tains and cherishes because "I During most of "Village of the Damned" I sat wishing that some of the little monsters with the radioactive eyes would walk off the screen and take on the older and less at tractive monsters in the audience at the Pilgrim Theater.

The evil-drenched, weirdly wise children in the film had black hearts but polite man ners. The teen-agers who catcalled and laughed in the wrong places with donkey-like brays never heard of courtesy or social restraint in public places. "Village of the Damned" is an English horror story told with an unexpected mildness you are well into it before PW 111! VJ1 livriivnr- AMUSEMENTS DOOS OPEN AT I5 AM 15 AM WOW TrUartoueineideetory Boys ars 2 SHOWS TODAY 2i30 (r 8:30 P. M. SEVEN WONMESrS WORLD sm through I tmmm TfCMMCnM 1 IBERVED SEATS MOW ON SALE Mail Orders Filled Promptly OKici Opin 10 p.

m. 7 '1 '1 Sl" 12-2 JO 10 SALLY THE SHAPE IHn TORINO tILLY AINSLEV BOBBI MACK NEXT MOnWei lee Marline is 1 1 1 ijiffi niiicr a iiflfltf (Ufa. "Com Witt si mill till Win THE DOM V7A I and the fear that these blond, brilliant and quiet children are capable of inflicting on an unaware world. Born to a group of village women who are wholly amazed at their preg nancies, these beautiful little devils mature at an astounding pace, can reaa aauus minas, and are capable of causing death to any who oppose them. George Sanders, the "father" of one of the boys the leader of the group, in fact tries to understand them and become their friend.

Eventually he must make a serious decision if the children are to be foiled in their determination to take over the world. The final intimation in the picture is that we may expect more visitations irom an unknown planet but nobody knows for sure. The picture is an excellent chiller-thriller, and the fact Ithat the dialogue is serious enough so the story sounds as if it could happen in reality makes "Village of the 'Dammed" one of the more ef- Reruns at the Met Two rereleased films will open a short engagment at the Metropolitan Theater Friday. The double bill will include "A Summer Place," with Dorothy McGuire and Richard Eagan, and "Bramble Bush," with Angie Dickinson and Richard Burton. TOMIOHT THRU SUNDAY 1 A Is iuitday Matinee Dim GILLESPIE plus ETTA JONES MINIMUM CHARGE $1 (Fridtf Situtdty t.50) (Sundtf tlttmtt $2.00) COUNT BASIE 1 HIS ENTIRE ORCHESTRA AARON RICHMOND PRESENTS THIS SAT.

$TLr CHOIR BOYS NEXT WED. EVE. SYMPHONY HALL ORMANDY. COND BALDWIN PIANO AMUSEMENTS rc i as VIENNA VIILAGt OF THE DAMNED" by Merlin Sillmhant and Wolf Rilla. Based on John Wvndham'i novel, "The Midwich Cuckoos." Directed by RUla.

MGM release. The cast: Gordon Zellaby Georce Sanders Anthea Zellaby Barbara Shellev Major Alan Bernard Michael Gwynne Dr. Wilier Laurence Naismith General Leichton John Phillips Sir Edgar Hargreaves Richard Vernon Mr. Harrinston Jennv I irri Mr. Warrington Thomas Heathcote David Martin Stephens SYMPHONY Wit CO 6-1492 BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CHIRM? MFNCH Mutio Director OPEN REHEARSAL TOMORROW AT 7:30 P.M.

THOMAS SCHIPPKRS fiweat f'onM-for All seats unreserved, $2.00 AMUSEMENTS NOMINATED 7 FOR ACADEMY AWARDS r4 TIM wand ttn DAN DAILEY SHIRLEY" JONES JACK lEMMOK-Debbie Reynolds JANET LEIGH FRANK SINATRA A PR I CIS CHILDREN ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE (Best screenployf LAST DAYS ALEC GUINNESS JOHN MILLS WAV WAHH. Opposite Parker Mctux SEATS AVAILABLE TODAY AT 2 I P.M. OTTO PREMINGER PRESENTS EXODUS BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to P.M. i a -o i STARTS TODAY if r-iJLit)r, tf OP mniv IT f.

B. If. iiiniiiiiiu I ALL TIMES 90C II Hey M. 1 I 9030 sQlllli wn no think of only giving Xj 1 Pianist Sylvia Prodigy Now By CYRUS DURGIN The last time Sylvia Zaremba was in Boston to give a con- cert, she was photographed I snooting marbles witn a pageboy in the lobby of the Statler. That was 22 week a en.

and in Sylvia then was all of i seven and a prodigy of the piano. Miss Zaremba is back in Bos ton, to give her i lnnnl Ann -V-' iixat iui.ai luxi- cert as a ma-f lui ai txoi, ill Jordan Hall SYLVIA Thursday night. Her irk tviifklaf? rinp ttrnriA4 inrl pKa won't shoot them in a hotel lobby hie time. Since she appeared in a Mozart piano concerto with the; Women's Symphony under Stanley Hassell, Mar. 8, 1939, the skinney, curley-haired youngster has grown into an attractive woman, but she is still on the slender side.

Much musical water has flowed under the pianisticj bridge in 22 years. When she was 10, Sylvia plaved in New; York, and won the admira tion of that late Nestor among critics, Olin Downes. A 12-i month thereafter, she wasi soloist with the Cleveland Or chestra under Artur Rodzinski, IriUtf. iKRU SUrf. A SMART, NEW FLOOR SHOW 2 Shows Nightly No Cover Johnny Archer's Danes Orch.

anothmsun7atinee DINNER SHOW Brine the Dine out Sun. Enjoy a Surerb Dinner amtly i 1 i 1 "Carry On Nurse." 11:05. COIlCGrtS anrl nnt tparhinir teaching helps my own play- inc. and mv performances hem my leacning. Last June, Sylvia became Mrs.

Robert Preston. Her hus- band is a musicologist, also of tne university or Oklahoma. That is where they met, and when they did they discovered they had been born within 45 miles of each other Zaremba in Chicopee, iPrestn iniL Worcester. His parents, Dy xne way, xoaay live in Wellesley. In recent years Miss Zaremba has toured South America and Europe.

Her memories of Venezuela are less than happy, thoughnow she can laugh them. In Cartagena she was poised to play the Grieg A minor Concerto, but the orchestra blithely came in with the introduction to Brahms' Double Concerto. It was also in Venezuela that, as she left the piano following a performance, "my foot went wrong and caught in the hem of my petticoat, which tore and began to come off. before I could leave the stage." Miss Zaremba will include a world premiere at her Jordan Hall Concert tomorrow night. pieces Prelude, Nocturne and Dance by Leonard Kastle.

He is the same Leonard Kastle whose opera about the Mor-i mons, "Deseret," had its pre-1 miere on TV last New Year's AMUSEMENTS fective melodramas in the category of science-fiction. Sanders plays his part as if it were tremendously impor tant in the scheme of things- he never wavers in putting over the characterization of a hara-working scientist, despite the plot's incredibility. Barbara Shelley is pretty as the unhappy mother of an inhuman baby and Martin Stephens gives a remarkably strong portrayal of a child villain, who sneers at human emotions. Also on the screen is "Five Bold Women." Comedie Francaise Mayor John F. Collins has officially declared Saturday as "Comedie Francaise Day" as a welcome and tribute to the famed French company making its Boston debut this week-end at the John Hancock Hall, under Cambridge Drama Fes tival auspices.

Chamber Music Series at Brandeis The first American performance of a concerto by Roberto Gerhart, recently named visit ing composer at Tanglewood for 1961, will open the Spring series of chamber music con certs at Brandeis University, Mar. 17, at 8:30 p.m. Slosberg Recital Hall. Works by Corelli, Weber and Haydn will be in cluded on the program. Addtd "TARTUFFE" Sat.

Mar. 18, 2:30 p.m. $5 50. 4 .10. 40 CAMBRIDGE DRAMA FESTIVAL i amort COMEDIE i FRANCAISE frl I Sol.

1:30 '1'lwpremplii Jcop.a Sun. 3 P.M. 1:30 "lortu" SEATS NOWI A thMlrs; Uovirf Peirca, Harvard Sqvan, Filana's and oil ogncii. Phone Res ns: HA 6-3680 JOHN HANCOCK HALL AMUSEMENTS THE OPERA GROUP Saraa Caldwell Artistic Director prtstatt LA BOHEME Uit Elaine Inn IAISHAU. MALBia SCBDELLO loait SGAR80 SEATS ROW! salt at theatre; Opera (roup, Park Fileot's and Tyson's Phone Bes is: CA 7-1044 or CO 7-5171 lllirifl rltjHr PKTUREl "iJiiil? I 'ALL MY SONS -Charles Playhouse, 76 Warren ton st- at 8:30.

Arthur Miller's early drama about a wartime profiteer, with iohn McQuarte, Sylvia Davis. Ray Glrardin and Gayle Chandler. "FAR COUNTRY" Wilbur Theater at 8:30. A drama by Henry Denker about Dr. Siimund Freud and hia Initial experiments with psychoanalysis, with Steven Hill, Kim Stanley.

Sam Wanam.ker and Salome Jens. LA BOHEME" Donnelly Memorial Theater at 8:30. Opera Group production of Puccini's opera, directed by Sarah Caldwell, with Lois Marshall (Mimi), Robert Bennett (Rodolpho), Enzo Sordello (Mar-cello) and Louis Sfarro (Colline), "MY FAIR LADY" Shubert Theater at 8:30. Lerner-Loewe musical adaptation about a Cockney girl transformed into a lady, taken from Shaw's with Caroline Dixon, John Cunningham, Charles Victor and Hugh Dempster. "ONCR I'PON A MATTRESS" Co lonial Theater at 8:30.

A modern musical variation about the Princess and the Pea, with Buster' Keaton, Dody Goodman and Harold Lang. 'PILATE" St. Alphonsua Theater, Roxbury, at 8:30. Lenten successor to "Pilate's Daughter," produced by John R. Watts, directed by John O'STiausihenessy.

with Ramon Biert and Paula Bauersmith. STAGE IN TOWN TONIGHT AT 8:30 Eves. 8:30. Mats. Wed.

A Sit. f.in SEATS AVAILABLE MAT. TODAY 2:30 AWCIMEl CAROllrYf MNS D'XON fB.wotvo's,EATisu$,C4 CHARLES HUG VICTOR DEMPSTER MATINEE TODAY 2:30 LAST WEEK COLONIAL 8 9X Cm. 8 JO Salt ill. tt.

1st. 2 JO It. 8:30 Matt. Thru Mar. 25 i ttmitr is (HIE Tint rit tit.

trily Kii KIM STEVEN STANLEY HILL WANAMAKER 'continually exciting" Norton. Record Evea. 8:30, Bat. :30 et Wed. 2:30, Sun.

$1 SO Rea. OE 8-8393 Mat. Today AMUSEMENTS SELIERS DORCHESTER Uphams Cop. OUnry-i "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSOU" STRAND Dorothy ttcGalra John Mills Technicolor Today at "Hoind That ThooiM He Wa a Raccooe Tothnirolor! Shown at 05-10 NEWTON PARAMOUNT M. .1 JO E.

7:45 LA 7-410 D.f SWISS r3ITIlly RODinSOIl Piw FEATURETTE 4 SHORTS 1 30-7 GLOBE ADS PAH BUST TRY ONE AND SEE! ArVAAM i umpm no "dm chare A'iaiThe music is a Suite of three 2:45, 6:20. "Sons ana Lovers, 12.50, 4:30, 8:05 p.m. ROBINHOOD'S Now thru Saturday I i.y..Mfl?nWli:M;i No cover No minimum Dancing Every Night Mon. thru Sat. ALL NEXT WEEK recording star A MARTINO (Her in My Heart) ROBINHOOD'S lite.

20 Near 128 Wayland EL 8-2691 GOOD DANCERS ARE VERY MUCH IN DEMAND ARE YOU ONE OF THEM? Men Women All Ages i rim ti GAIN WALTZ CH-CHA FOX TROT POISE Tareeeh I'tter DANCING Gala Stedtnt Dance Parties Trial 100 Lessen NO CONTRACTS- i I HOUR MIVT COUISE BOSTON BALLROOM CAMBRIDGE CO 7-4SS4 DANCE STUDIOS UN 4-6868 169 Mast. Ave. BS0 Mass. Aye. Boston Cambridge Studios open daily 1-11 AMUSEMENTS KSOPHIA LDREN PETW vm FOUR U.S.

SAILORS TAKE OVER A GeISHA HOUSE no cover 2 "D- four5e Children price. Only Monticeilo can do Dining Room Opens 1 P.M Show time 3 P.M. For Reservations tel. Boston Area CEdar 7-00S0 Framingham Area TR 2-3659 AMUSEMENTS MliJ-l-H-i-- VU Ml i LAST 14 DAYS to see IbJ oowntown wash st, bosion Mty a-af Emm Due to boding commitments this highly acclaimed motion picture, nominated for six Academy Awards, will terminate its engagement at the Astor Theatre on March 29, thus concluding a most successful 6 month run. SPARTACUS will not be shown again anywhere in this area until June 29, when it will return to this theatre to resume its exclusive engagement.

To those of you who have seen SPARTACUS thanls for your patronage. Tielets are now available for those who wish to see SPARTACUS during these next 14 days. The Management ASTOR THEATRE Tremont at Boylston St. Liberty 2-503O TRACKDOWN THAT RAGED ACROSS HALF THE WORLD! The Story The Trial Will Never Tell! Movie Bulletin AMERICAN THEATRES CORP. ecr modi our or tiff.

GEORGE SANDERS BARBARA SHELLEY. jllik HUDSON GGffiSI! 3 Those yum-yummy girb Jrom "SoyvnaTa" FTliJ rill) I ere bock in a neu hUJrm COLUMBJAJCTURES I Jlql I 1 thtsamt A WILLIAM GOETZ lfDVl trith the eomedy star PRODUCTION fSytj VaVV I of "Teahouse of the August Moon'1! Cl (PVfJZfn rssi mi fikZil ft JAMES SHIGETA WERNER KtEMPERER MjUll DONALD BUKK GRAVERS oo our to a Movtcr OF THE MATTftPAN B.lrlih0 at 6:15 lat Comsleti Show at 8:20 SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON" 'Hound Wa a Rattnnn" (color) ROSLINDALE RIALTO HELD OVER ENDS THURS. Cary Grant-Deborah Kerr "GRASS IS GREENER" 2:55 "COLLEGE CONFIDENTIAL" 120 8:00 WALTHAM CENTRAL Gerard hiliett Lllll Palmer "Modigliani Of Montparnasse Shorts Program Starts at 8:30 EMBASSY TW 4-3840 Dersttir NcGelrr "Swiss Family Robinson" (cl Hoind Wat Raeuoa" (e) WEST NEWTON NEWTON Elizabeth Taylor Academy Award Nominee "BUTTERFIELD 8" Color 2.10 8:40 "MYSTERIES Of THE DEEP" 1:30 8:00 Friday "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON" I i liwm mm. mm IOHaiSL Rl ITj IUi mm sm iniTtTi im ELIZABETH TAYLOR -JAMES DEAN ARLINGTON CAPITOfc "I Aim At T. St.r," (Nnminatrd For Atadrm Award) 3:10 "INHERIT THE VrlKD" Spencer Try CLEVELAND CIRCLE CIRCLE 10 6-4040 Nat.

1 JO Em. SflO "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON" Featured! "HoinS Wa a Raccoon'' Color Starts Friday "FACTS OF LIFE" Boa Hope DORCHESTER FRANKLIN Hrld Over Ends Thirsday CARY GRANT DEBORAH KERN "GRASS IS GREENER" 6:15 9:40 "COLLEGE CONFIDENTIAL" 8:00 HANCOCK VILLAGE HANCOCK Cent, rem 400 0r Open 3:30 0. MeGiire rsmiu Dnhincnn" A John Mills OWliS Ifillllljf nUUIIIbUII Serrrned at 4:00. 605 and 9:15 P.M. la.t Cnnglete Eve Shmt Starts 8:10 Short! aMBBBHMaMBBBMaHBBiiaHMBHKMHV IHIIfl TIV1 liilflCUl greatest adventures of Robin Jnd min' Screenpiajr IKVIMU CKLtMLK ALLSTON Comm.

Ave. CAPITOL AS 7-0225 Dorothy McGiirt "Swiss Family Robinson" Hoand That Ttieaaht He Wai Raccmn" 'Sain Family" on Screen at 3:00 A 8:40 CAMBRIDGE Goorat Sanders ilil I ipr OF niUUrn" CENTRAL SQ. Wats tf Stranaer JO CHELSEA Walt "Swiss Family Robinson" Oitney'l OL VMPIA 'Hoind Thonht He Wai Raccoon' rAiaiM remvs RKHMtD GRSXE PETER CUSHIAG UlCAXOn-lmmmHa a the soys' br UORCE CAWiu Directed by GEORGE MARSHALL STARTS TONIGHT PATTERSON vs. JOHANSSON BlUrV-Dr-BlUW I.