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HOP ALONG CASSIDYiJ" njLU ire TP'S IS VOU WE SURE I TOSSED A NOTE OFF THE THAN "NT COME CPP TH' I V. DID AS WE 5FcD THROUGH LOSE BOJFP, ALOG, 'POISS' SONHOW 1 AS4CN3 THE STATiONJ AGENT TO GENTS. TELEGRAPH THE WRSwAl TO THERE'S KBO CP MCSSEs' A30ASO THS TfcXN THAT'S GOT TO REACH A3-LENE BEFORE a to fts i i-i 1 i i i i III kl zz mi vism Donn Driver, coming in from the Pair Set for 'Carouse'; A New Post for Whorf By DOUGLAS WATT John Conte and Winifred Heidt are the only name players set for the June revival of "Carousel" at the City Center. Conte will play the villain, Jigger Craigin, a part he's done -1 53 53 to CI TRA1M, B-T I'A OM A 04AZSE OP APPROPRIATING BAit- eoap pROPeerv Fifth Season" and winner of an Antoinette Perry award for his "Ondine" costume designs, is slated to be a top director-producer in Leland Hayward's big TV scheme for the future. Hayward will probably reopen the old Warner Brothers studios in Brooklyn.

Although Bob Fosse is the nominal choreographer of the forthcoming "Pajama Game," director Jerome Robbins has just created and inserted a ballet, "7 Cents," named after the book on which the show is based. Harold Lang's reason for quitting the title role in the current London production of "Pal Joey" is a sad feeling that he unnecessary to the show. Although he Jakes the final bows, opening night the gallery was yelling for Carol Bruce to come back when Lang was trying to make a curtain speech. Miss Bruce, the toast of the town, is being presented to Princess Margaret shortly. Charles Goldner is reportedly leaving the cast of "The Girl in Pink Tights" the end of next month, when his contract expires, to return to Europe for movie work.

David Brooks, who was replaced in the male lead in "Tights" before the show came here, still draws a $750 weekly salary. Johnny Perkins, Ralph Meeker's understudy in the touring Picnic, is expected to step into the lead once the play reaches the West Coast. Mario Alcalde, young actor who played the matador in the recent off-Broadway production of "Bull fight, is practically set for the same role in the movie version of the play, to be shot in Mexico. Thomas Mitchell, a restless fellow, nav wants to write a plav. The most unique jazz band in town is the eight-piece outfit at the The atre de Lys, where "The Threepenny Opera" is running, and in one man's opinion it is also plav- ing the most fascinating musTt in town.

Greek Songstress Aliki, Greek singer, bowed at the Cl.ateau Madrid last night. Buddy -Harlowe's Latin Quarter dance band will double weekends this coming Summer at the Shore-haven Eeach Club, in the Bronx. Follow Elinor Ann' The Correct Thins; appearing "'ry day and Sunday in THE NEWS. AMUSEMENT 7 Tv Uf tTrip to Bountiful" and to Bibi Os- terwald for the "best performance in a supporting musical role" in "The Golden Apple." Martha to England Martha Lipton, Met mezzo-soprano, leaves for England tomorrow to sing 10 performances next month, in June and in October in Benjamin Britten's "The Rape of Lucrece" with Britten's own Knglish Opera Company. Saturday Jazz Buck Clayton, Sol Yaged, Oscar Pettiford and other jazzmen play the Shelton Hotel's Tump Koom tomorrow afternoon.

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Rehearsals of "The Girl Most Likely," Irving Brecher-Jo Sterling comedy that Albert Lewis is producing, are scheduled to start in mid-August for a Boston opening a month later and a Broadway bow in early October. Outside Choice "The Caine Mutiny Court Martial" has been picked as the season's best play by The Outer Circle, organization of Broadway reviewers and correspondents for out-of-town papers. "Kismet" was chosen the best musical. Other awards went to Eva Marie Saint for giving the "best performance in a supporting dramatic role" in "A KTAl.K I'LAVS A WHOPPING II G1NGOLD DE WOLFE JOHN MURRAY ANDERSON'S Almanac JcWSl HARRY TONY OHRON A NCI BELAFONTE 6AVAAR BEAN CROMPTON IMPERIAL. 46 St.

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41 leele 3i Mete T. A Wed Sunday Rogue ALFRED DRAKE, the resourceful rogue of "Kismet," leads the players through an extra performance of the musical, Sunday night at the Ziegfeld, for the benefit of the Actors' Fund. Magician Fading; Comedy Schedule Milbourne Christopher closes Ms one-man magic show at the Longacre tomorrow night after a week of it. Jack Albertson won't repeat his role of Frank in next month's performances of "Show Boat" at the City Center. AMISEMENT TWICE DAILY thru May 9: Daily 2:15 8 30 Sundays.

2:15 4 7.00 M. "Gay as laughter, bright as sfardost'-VVAlTrt WIN(MU PR I CFS Tx incl.) NIGHTS MATINEES: UllliZ $1 50.2 50.3 00.3.50.5 00.6 00.6 50 Tic kets admitting to everything (including seats) CHILDREN UNDER 12 HALF PRICE Every Afternoon except Saturday and Sunday MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY Send check er money trder wita sell addressed stamped emelupe HIHSUN6 CIRCUS. Wjdtsea Square Gardes 7 THE ORIGINAL and GREATEST JAZZ at Stuyvesant Casino 140 2nd near N. Y. IN OUR NEWLY ENLARGED BALLROOM fonite (FRI.) 8:30 P.M.

to 1 A.M. BOB MALTZ preaenti The Cttaleit Namti in Jazz! JIMMY RUSHING aOBBT FACKETT WILD BILL DAVISON MIFF MOLE FEE WEE RUSSELL JOE SULLIVAN CLAUDE HOPKINS HENRY GOODWIN ARTHUR HERBERT FRANK ORCHARD KEG FURNELL Many Other Famous JU2 Start DANCING BAR Jl Adm. aV Tax DANCE 2 ORCH. EVERYFRI. SAT.

LA CASI1VA orch? A ED DE LUNA'S SOCIETY ORCH. IT ft 1ICT BALLROOM 177tri St. 4 I A (1 Li I Trtrnon A V. Fms Be. before; Miss Heidt, wife of the Met's Eugene Conley and an opera singer in her own right, will take the role of Nettie Fowler, who Eings "You'll Never Walk Alone" and "June Is Bustin' Out All Kit-hard Yhorf John Conte Over." Jean Kerr, co-author of "King of Hearts," may's adapt "Pygmalion" for the Theatre Guild's contemplated musical version of the Shaw play.

The script-writing team of Nat Hiken and Billy Friedberg and the song-writing' team of Lyn Duddy and Joan Edwards are cooking up a Fall show. Richard Whorf, co-star of "The AMUSEMENT LV NEWARK KAY HANNA I DIXIE EVANS IHSi TONiVe I Orteof rtw o-ld If it Oxt5f I with 30 ft I women' Earl Wi lson. 1 Post 11:30 Show. V-ABRITYOH Her Umm Shorn "Red Hot Beautiful" with cast of 50 Union City, N. J.

48 St. Broadway UN ion 4-6550 Mats. 2:30. Eves. 8:30 Tak Bui 61 from Pert Authority Term.

Platform 60 (12 min. from N. I 4 Shova Every Sat. 2:30. 7:30.

10 1 Midnita :30 Shaw Every Friday 10 MINJromTIMES SQ I Torrid Temptres mm I TAIKA KAY HANNA I SPECIAL LATE SHOW TO-NIGHT. 11:30 P.H How EATER oatrDesDc UNUM (ITT MW JUUI li'iea i-V12 ATUtlNG I LYNN YORK MATINEE DAILY 2 30 PM: SHOWS EVERY SAT. 2:30, 7:30. 1ft, MID. t- IU I EVE SHOWS PMl.