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Business Greats Attend Shubert Funeral In 'Sing Till Tomorrow' All Is Unforgiven By JOHN CHAPMAN In "Sing Till Tomorrow," which opened last evening at the Royale Theatre, there were long stretches which were inaudible. But now, when look back upon the thing, I'll be a monkey's uncle if I can remember which stretches. Whenever an actor defied the director and came right out with line, the line was so burdened with symbolism, poetic fancy and fouled-up syntax that it wasn't understandable. Which may have been just as well. Maybe if I understood the drama I couldn't have stood it.

It's No Epic. ployes who had Lee" in his century or more. Salem Fields In his eulogy, Perilman said had been one worked for "Mr. theatres for a quarter Interment was at Cemetery, Brooklyn. Rabbi Nathan L.

of Shubert that he of those who "becomes a legend in his own lifetime." "There was," said Rabbi Perilman, "an essential sim plicity in the life of this complex man. He was reverent in the presence of talent and he had a keen understanding of what was enduring and what The funeral of Lee Shubert was held yesterday afternoon at Temple Emanu-El, Fifth Ave. and 65th St. Among the thousands attending were many distinguished -people of the theatre and many undistinguished ones--the latter being em- was of the moment." Members of the late family who were present the surviving brother, J. J.

the widow, Mrs. Marcella and three 'nephews, John Milton I. Shubert and Shubert Lawrence. Among 87 honorary were Bernard Baruch, Irving lin, James A. Farley, John Oscar Hammerstein 2d, Vincent R.

Impellitteri, Miller, Richard Rodgere, Sarnoff, Nicholas and Schenck, Irwin Untermeyer, and Harry Warner, DeWitt lace and Adolph Zukor. The late Lee Shubert "In the Summer House," a first 'Summer House' Opening Tonight: Carpenter Quits play by Jane Bowles and starring Judith Anderson, comes to the Playhouse tonight at 8. Mildred Dunnock heads the supporting cast. Jose Quintero has directed it, the three sets are the work of Oliver Smith and background music has been provided by the author's husband, composer-novelist Paul Bowles. Oliver Smith and The Playwrights are sponsoring it, in association with Lyn Austin.

After playing the role of Anna Leonowens 560 times, Constance Carpenter has quit the cast of "The King and Annamary Dickey, AMUSEMENT YEAR'S EVE! (NEW DANCE 2-BANDS-2 EVERYTHING ALL -STAR SHOW FREE Noisemakers, Rats, Bar Service SPONSORED BY GREATER NEW YORK DANCES. INC. GRAND BALLROOM HOTEL ST. GEORGE CLARK HENRY BKLYN. 00 IS ALL YOU SOUVENIRS FAVORS.

MATS INCLUDES EVERYTHING MANHATTAN CENTER ST and 8th AVE NEW YORK TICKETS IN ADVANCE! 1650 Broadway at Slat St. SPEND EVE NEW SHOW TILL RADIO YEAR'S DAWN CABARET BANDS- FREE SERVICE NOISEMAKERS One in 100 VICTOR BORGE gives his oneman show, "Comedy in Music," for the 100th time, tomorrow afternoon at the Golden. who has gone on for Miss Carpenter several times in the past, has taken over the part Arthur O'Connell, who plays the part of the reluctant bridegroom in "Picnic," is in Mt. Sinai Hospital recovering from pneumonia. He has been out of the cast since last Tuesday.

Joseph Sullivan, Franchot Tone's understudy in "Oh, Men! Oh, Women!" has quit that job and joined the cast of "Mardi Gras," rehearsing for a Jan. 13 premiere in Philadelphia. Other additions to the cast are Thelma Vernon, Trida Schubert, Jean Free, Pat Baker and Joseph Bernard. STAGE PLAYS Joan Diener RICHARD KILEY ZIEGFELD 6th Ave. at 54th Street 0:30.

Matinees TOM'W SAT. "FUNNY News HERMIONE BILLY GINGOLD DE WOLFE JOHN MURRAY ANDERSON'S A THE MUSICAL HARRY POLLY ORSON NANCI BELAFONTE BERGEN BEAN CROMPTON IMPERIAL 45 St. W. of B'y. CO.

5-2412 Evgs. at 8:30. Mats. TOM'W and SAT. at 2:30 Opens TOMORROW EVE.

at 8:30 Negro Drama Group YESTERDAY Starring Edna Mae Robinson (Mrs. "Sugar Ray" Robinson) with Powell Lindsay B'way Actors PRESIDENT 48 St. W. of B' way CI 6-5595. Eves.

$2-3. Mats. "MUSICAL SMASH!" Coleman, Mirror COLE PORTER'S CAN Book Direction and by ABE BURROWS S. SHUBERT Thea. W.

44 St. Circle 6-5990 Eves. at 8:30. Mats. TOM'W and SAT.

at 2:30 Only 8 More Perfs. "Makes good holiday Very funny Indeed." Times JOSE FERRER Peggy WOOD Kent SMITH BRANDON THOMAS' Comedy N.Y.CITY CENTER. 131 W.55. Evs.8:30. Mats.2:30 Evgs.

Incl. Sun. Mats. Sun. "FUNNIEST ENTERTAINER IN THE WORLD.

Times VICTOR BORGE IN MUSIC GOLDEN Theatre, 45th St. of B'way Evgs. at 8:40. Mats. ToM'W and SAT.

at 2:40 "BETTER THAN SPILLANE. EXCELLENT." Chapman, News PIGE EON with Lloyd Juan James BRIDGES LORRING GREGORY VANDERBILT Thea. 48 St. E. of B'way.

C1.5-7175 Eves. at 8:40. Mats. TOM'W and SAT. at 2:40 "Excellent fun, expert entertaining" Watts, Post MAURICE EVANS in DIAL FOR MURDER PLYMOUTH 45 St.

W. of CI. 6-9156 Evgs. at 8:40. Mats.

TOM'W and SAT. at 2:40 wallopy drama with Ben Gazzara providing the heavyweight Winchell ND AS A MAN LYCEUM, W. 45 St. Evs. Inel.

Sun. $1.20 to 4.80 Mats. Sat. Seats New Year's Eve Opens TONIGHT at 8 Sharp Oliver The Playwrights' Company present JUDITH ANDERSON new by JANE BOWLES IN" SUMMER HOUSE with MILDRED DUNNOCK Directed by JOSE QUINTERO PLAYHOUSE. 48 St.

East of B'way. CI 5-6060 Matinees This Week: FRI. SAT. 2:10 "A Delightful Evening! -Sullivan. News Mary MARTIN Charles BOYER SIR Comedy by NORMAN KRASNA ALVIN, 52nd St.W.ofB'way.

No Mon. Perfe. Eves. Inel. Sun.

8:40. Mats. Fom'w Sat. SMASH -WINCHELL ALFRED DRAKE In a Musical Arabian Night with DORETTA MORROW STAGE PLAYS STAGE PLAYS 98 LIVELY! DAILY LUSTY! NEWS, FUNNY! TUESDAY, "SALTY DIALOGUE. ACTION CLOSE TO HUMOR.

"BETTER "AUTHENTIC 1 THAN HAD A MELODRAMA GOOD SPILLANE. TIME." -McClain, WRITTEN EXCELLENT." -Chapman, WITH News DECEMBER BAWDY." -Colby, Jrl. of Commerce "DIVERTING MELODRAMA PLUCKED FROM 58 HEADLINES." -Hawkins, W. Tel. Sun "TERRIFIC MELODRAMA, TAUT, TOUCHING." 1953 Telegraph "ALL THE ACTING IS ADMIRABLE." -Atkinson, Times "THIRD ACT FIGHT FIRST ENJOYABLE FIT OF VIOLENCE I HAVE SEEN SINCE 'DETECTIVE STORY'." -Chapman, News DEAD PIGEON LLOYD JOAN JAMES with BRIDGES LORRING GREGORY MAIL ORDERS FILLED Evgs.

$4.80, 4.20, 3.60, 3.00, 2.40, 1.80. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday $3.60, 3.00, 2.40, 1.80. SEATS AVAILABLE FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE $6.00, 4.80, 3.60, 3.00, 2.40. Tax Included. VANDERBILT 148 W.

48th N. Y. 19 showman's included Shubert; Shubert, Shubert, Lawrence The author, Jean Lowenthal, appears to have written a play about Philadelphia druggist who goes nuts from frustration because he can't catch any fish. (So help me!) The author may have thought she was writing an epic like "Death of Registered Pharmacist." The producer, Dorothy Natter, may have thought she was producing an epic; anyhow, she gavethe play a fine and dingy setting by Ralph Alswang. I can't guess what Basil Langton, the director, may have been thinking during rehearsals, if any.

And all but one of the actors were simply awful. I won't say which one, so each member of the cast may think this rave notice is meant for him or her. "SING TILL TOMORROW" Play by Jean Lowenthal, produced by Dorothy Natter at the Royale Theatre, Dec. 28, 1953. THE CAST Evie.

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MADISON SQ. GARDEN pallbearers BerGolden, Mayor Gilbert David Joseph Albert Wal- ARLENE FRANCIS LUCILE WATSON NEIL HAMILTON ATE LOVE BOOTH. W.45 St. Evs.8:40. Mats.

N. Years Sat. NEW YEAR'S EVE. TICKETS NOW! LAST 2 Jan. 10 "IMAGINATION FRESHNESS -Watts Post JESSICA TANDY HUME CRONYN In SIDNEY HOWARD'S Comedy MADAM, YOU WALK PHOENIX 2nd Ave.

12th St. Evs. Inel. Sun. 8:40.

Mat. Sat.2:40. Sun.at 3 AL 4-0525. Phone Reservations Held. No Mon.

Perf. "Affectionate, Exciting!" Life RODGERS HAMMERSTEIN'S NEW AND MUSICAL COMEDY JULIET HIT MAJESTIC 44th St. West of B'way Eves. 8:30 Sharp. Mats.

Tom'w Sat. 2:30 Sharp LAST WEEKS! IM by SAM SPEWACK starring WALTER SLEZAK JEROME CARMEN HENRY COWAN MATHEWS DANIELL Directed by JOSE FERRER MOROSCO. W.45 St. Evs.8:40. Mats.

Tom'w Sat. "HAPPY, HILARIOUS AND HUMAN." -Chapman, Dandy Show!" Kerr, Herald Tribune FRANCHOT TONE in OH. MEN! OH. WOMEN Comedy by EDWARD CHODOROV with GIG YOUNG, BETSY von FURSTENBERG HENRY MILLER'S Thea. 124 W.43 St.

BR.9.3970 Evgs. at 8:40. Mats. TOM'w and SAT. at 2:40 Mats.

Dee. 30 Jan. 2. th'ftr Thurs. Sat.

Pulitzer Prize Play- -Critics' Circle Award I New Play by I WILLIAM INGE with RALPH MEEKER Directed by JOSHUA LOGAN MUSIC BOX, W. 45 St. Evs.8:30. Mats. Sat.

"A BEGUILING COMEDY' Atkinson. Times MARGARET JOSEPH SULLAVAN TAYLOR'S Romantie Comedy FAIR NESBITT JOHN CROMWELL NATIONAL, 8:35. Mats. Tom' Sat. SING TILL TOMORROW A New Play by JEAN LOWENTHAL Staged: Basil Langton Designed: Ralph Alswang ROYALE THEATRE, 45th St.

W. B'way at 0:30. Mats. TOM'W and SAT. 2:40 LAST 3 WEEKS! SUNDAY EVE.

8:30 Martha WRIGHT George BRITTON Pulitzer Musical Play PACIFI Mall Orders Filled No Mon. Perfe. Sun. thru Fri. $4.80 to 1.80.

Sat. $6.00 to 1.80 Wed. $2.40,1.80,1.20. Sat. $3.60, 2.40, Tax Incl.

Enclose stamped, self-add. env. BROADWAY THEA. B'y 63. -Hawkins, Sun DEBORAH KERR in ELIA KAZAN'S PRODUCTION TEA AND with JOHN KERR- ERICKSON BARRYMORE, W.47.

Evs.8:35. Mats. Tom'w Sat. -Georgelean Nathan MENASHA RICHARD SKULNIK WHORF THE FIFTH SEASON CORT 48th St. E.

of B'y. Circle 5-4289 Evs. Incl. Sun.8:40 (No perf. Mon.) Mats.

Sun. "Something rare to Yul Brynner Rodgers Hammerstein's THE AND ST. JAMES 44th St. West of 'was Evgs. 8:25.

Matinees TOM'W and SAT. 2:25 LELAND HAYWARD presents KATHARINE CORNELL The PRESCOTT PROPOSALS by HOWARD LINDSAY RUSSEL CROUSE BROADHURST Thea. 44 St. W. of B'y.

C1.6-6699 Evgs. at 8:40. Mats. TOM'W and SAT. at 2:40 Opens TOM'W Evg.

at 8 Sharp BURGESS MARTHA MEREDITH SCOTT THE REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER A New Comedy by Liam 0' Brien New Year's Eve Prices: CORONET THEATRE, W. 49th St. Ci. 6-8870 than a Winchell EDDIE ALBERT THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH VANESSA BROWN FULTON 46 St.

W. of way. Ci. 6-6380 Evgs. at 8:40.

Mats. TOM'W and SAT. at 2:30 Ton of Laughs." Earl Wilson, Post JOSEPHINE HULL THE SOLID GOLD Comedy CADILLAC with LORING SMITH BELASCO Thea. 44 St. E.

of B'way. JU 6-7950 Evgs. 8:40. Matinees TOM'W SAT. 2:40 News.

Her Tribune DAVID WAYNE JOHN FORSYTHE THE TEAHOUSE AUGUST MOON the MARTIN BECK, 45 St. W.of 8 Av. CI. 6-6363 Evge. at 8:40.

Mats. TOM'W and SAT. at 2.0 BEST MUSICAL-1953 DRAMA CRITICS' CIRCLE AWARD ROSALIND RUSSELL WONDERFUL TOWN 50.C1.5-4878 8:40. Mats. ToM'W and SAT.

at 2 2:40.