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THE PRODIGAL' rwrzm Pocng Fun of The Classics Page 22-. Examtarr Tu.id.y, Fib. cccc Candide: A Witty, Literate Musical i -V VV- -f Jk. Jrl i'' "Candide" Bella Pacific good lines were wasted in this way. The beginning of Act 3 a scene between Orestes and his low-born fiancee, Praxithia (Joan Sheinberg) was a 1 audible.

Otherwise the cast especially Eileen Earle as Penelope, George Hitchcock as Agamemnon and Thelma Gilland as Cassandra performed with great zest. There was hardly a "sore thumb" amongst them. EARLE MARSH'S direction in the rather cramped theater left little to be desired. Even in crowded scenes, the small stage did not appear overlittered with people. And Anthony Martin's sets were simple enough to be effective, yet unassuming, thereby giving all the room to the actors.

In spite of an anticlimac-tic third act, Richardson's satire provides an excellent evening of entertainment. His ironic evaluation of two conflicting political philosophiesas personified by Agamemnon and Aegisthus is witty and provocative. Knlckerbocker'Chronicle By MARTIN RUSSELL AT THE END of the second act of "The Trodigal," Agamemnon's death cries thunder across the stage; his wife, Clytemnestra, beats her breast and laments her qualifications as a murderess; daughter Elektra howls unmodified accusations in all directions; finally Orestes appears somewhat affected by the proceedings. "You seem to be more interested in family affairs," Cassandra, the prophetess from Troy, remarks. It is an hilarious moment, demonstrating playwright John Richardson's ability to poke fun at the classical drama while he uses it to the full for his own theatrical" purposes.

Comus, the group that presented the play on Saturday night at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, was apparently well aware of this. THE ACTORS combined this grasp of the materials Intent with generally pleas- J9 tiBAn sam, you FILM 'CUSSiCS "The Trodigal" F. Conservatory of Musle A play by John Klchard-nn, presented by fnmu, Directed by Karle Marsh, net deftlgn by Anthony Martin, costume by Klvka Bern. Orlslnal acore by Kobert Sheldon. With Frank Smith (Orentex), 1'on Iloeilem (Aejluthin), Georee, Hitchcock (Agamemnon), Klleen Karle, Eva Hitchcock, f'aul Schumacher, Kthel Soko-nw, Thelma Gilland.

ing performances. For, at the same time that they were enacting a satirical version of Agamemnon's return from Troy, they gave the event a lively spontaneity and local color which was more than pure history. It was a pity that Frank Smith's presentation of Orestes, the prodigal son who hated his father and scorned Aegisthus, the priest-usurper of the throne of Argos, should, after a good start, trail away into truculent mumbling. Some mate the too long' S. -r lllfll I ESKIMO DESPAIR Anthony Quinn In 'The Savage a film about the frozen North, Friday at Paramount.

SAN FRANCISCO mum MONTH ADULTS ONLY THEATERS SUBURBAN THEATERS By STANLEY EICHELBAUM IF YOU ARE an admirer of Leonard Bernstein's enchanting and lilting music for "Candide," then I heartily recommend the fine production that the Company of the Golden Hind has just opened at the Bella Pacific Theater. Though it is done with a single piano and only 11 performers (most of them in multiple roles), the musical still comes off as a rich and pleasurable experience. Rachmael ben Avram decided to stage the show like an ambitious dramatic reading similar to the concert version that visited the Opera House two years ago and it worked beautifully. THE SINGERS appear in evening clothes and perform with props and bits of costumes (hats, veils, masks, There is no scenery to speak of. Ben Avram moves his cast around with graceful ingenuity on a series of platforms so that the show has a brisk style and even a sense of grandeur.

I am convinced that this adaptation of Voltaire's bit- TURA SATANA, "Mis Japan Beautiful," headllnei show crt Preildent Follies for two weflla 'I- fjhti- I 'J'? EAST BAY MIiWAIgWJHW.BIfd'fcsl NAPA lonard Beratteln'a mu- ileal baaed on Voltaire's novel: book by Lillian IMIinan; lyrics by Richard Wllhur, John Latnurhft, Dorothy rarker: a Golden Hind production; directed by Rarhniael ben Avram; musical direction by Paul Vermel; piano accompani ment bv lon Jonna. With Kolwrt Hush (Can dide), Kathryn Da Haven (tuneeonde), Aldo Cal- ragno (I'an Ion), Ku Slarck (Old Lady), Ron Mitchell, Warren Austin, John Mcllale, Elinor (ef- fert, Henry Dreger, Carol LaSalln, Louis Itcthen- court. Ing and pessimistic novel will some day be recognized as one of this generation's most important musicals. Though a handsomely lavish production failed on Broadway five years ago (because it was too off-beat), the work has already won an army of ardent supporters. Certainly, the score Is Bernstein's finest to date and the lyrics are the wittiest and most literate ever written for the theater.

If Lillian Hellman's book seems a trifle overloaded, it is because Voltaire's original defies dramatization. We follow the foolish and simple-hearted Candide around the world from Westphalia to Buenos Aires as he undergoes one natural or man-made disaster after the other (a shipwreck, an earthquake, a war and so forth). He is convinced that there is human goodness left on earth, but is forced to change his mind. THE GOLDEN HIND performances were generally excellent, especially those of Robert Bush (as Candide), Kathryn De Haven (as his fickle sweetheart Cunegonde) and Aldo Calcagno (as the optimistic philosopher, Pan-gloss). The supporting cast was no less outstanding and highest praise is due Ron Mitchell, John Mcllale and Elinor Geffert for their various roles.

There were a few careless unsubtleties. In such a top-notch production, they oozed out like molasses. Sue Starck, as a worldly old woman, sang wonderfully but she overdid her bumps and grinds in the "Assimilation Tango." And, is fhe same way, I saw no reason for Warren Austin's tasteless mugging in his characterization of Cune-gonde's epicene brother. He might have made his point without being grotesque. This is the third Inge play to be produced by the company.

TWO MORE weekends remain for the run of "Sight Unseen" at the Richmond Community Theater at the Village Playhouse in Point Richmond. The comedy about ghosts, which plays Friday and Saturday nights, ends its engagement on March 11. "Twelfth Xighf is the next production. Miroh 4, 8:30 P.M. Mon.

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SAN MATEO Phnre DI 3-5651 "BLACK srNDAY" B'iown At 7:05 and PM "I irTLF, SHOP OF HORRORS" Shown ONIB ONLT at :45 PM ORINDA ADIUni TUNNEL HIGHWAY AT VJKIrlUA ORINPA CROSSROADS TELEPHONE (I.IFFORI 4-2233 "I'M ALLRIGHT, JACK" Peter SELLERS TERR V-THOM Tan CARMU IIAEL MarKHret Rl'THERFoRP "CONSPIRACY OF HEARTS" Llll PALMER SHOW STARTS AT PM PITTSBURG VOGU2 HEmpsteeil 9-9141 I "BLVt SI'VOAV'-Berbara Steele "LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS" RHEEM DUCCaJ Calif. DR 6-4466 4 Mllea from Orinda CLINT WALKER OF SEVEN SAINTS' with Roger MOOR Plua WALT DISNEY Jana YMAV Richard EGA.V Trre I ree Parkinf Area' HOW STARTS AT 7:00 Mf RICHMOND CfY Sventh-Macdonald. BK 2-3129 i Donre Open Free Rnmlind I I AME" "NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS" OVVev WALNUT CREEK EL REY Yellowstone 4-446S im-niasroi Color "THE SI'NDOWNERS" Roo.t MI'K HI Deborah KERR trrirrXeWevweyWnrV FAIRFAX A IDC AY GLenwood 3-6444 rAIKrAA CLOSED TONITEI ftarta Flidnyl "THB RAT RACE" Walt Dleney'a "TEN WHO DARED" LARKSPUR LARK Phone A hash 4-3311 TERRY THOMAS "SCHOOL FOR BCOl NDREL8" "BROTHERS IN LAW" MILL VALLEY CCOIIfMA Phone Punlap 8-4862 JCyUUIA dirk ROGARVE "stisti nniioi e.sii' CAPK INK and Genevieve PAGE NOVATO klAUiTA TWinbrook 2 2424 DWTHIw oina I.ollnhrlslda "WHERE THE HOT WIND BLOWS" "Day They Robbed Rank of England" SAN ANSELMO TAMALPAIS Tdo3v THE WORLD OF SI'ZIE WONG" William HOLDEN-Nancy KWAN SAN RAFAEL DACACI Olenwood tvATACa. Held Over 2nd Week WALT DISNEY'S "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON" SAUSALITO aJABIeJ EDgewater 2-0654 mMrVIII e-CAN CAN" F-ank sINATKA-FhIrley MacLAINE Maurice Chevaller-IvOUis Jourdan erNeMSawweweeeae TIBURON Dl AVUOIICC GEneva 5-1234 rLAinUUdC Charlton Pe.toa "THK TEN COMMANDMENTS" 8hown ONCE ONLY at 1:40 P.M. ninieneai" NAPA IIBTAVaavl BAIdwIn 4-2355 WriWITPl WALT DISNEY'S "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON" JOHN MILLS-DOROTHY MrGI'IRK NoesaeeeeeerSa neeVMeVMeveeaseeee BELMONT DEI kirtklT Phone LYtell 3-fl405 DCLMUni SIMONE SIONOKET "ROOM AT THE TOP" Plua "DOIJ.Y'S HOLIDAY" MeffeeWeeeevaerr BURLINGAME rNV Phona Diamond 2-5751 rUA "CAN CAN Frank BINATRA-Shlrley MacLAINE Shown ONCE ONLY at Ut.TO PM "I RAY FOR LOVE" gtarring BBIGITTB BARDOT Bnown At 1:00 an 10:19 FM AFTER 14 YEARS of retirement, the popular film star, Eleanor Powell, has emerged for a stage engagement in a musical revue at the Sahara in Las Vegas.

Miss Powell, Hollywood's top female dancer of the 1940's, opens tonight at the Nevada spa. "BUS STOP," William Inge's drama, will he staged by the Ross Valley Players at The Barn in Ross, beginning March 9. iMAiORiC AUDITORIUM, ina world I Greeteet Gotpel Smgr iiaEidlia iciclxscisi Ticliett, ll.jO. 3 00, I V), i.00 Sherman Clay, EX 7-0717 niLUHM a. MNU AITNACTION i mm TONITE AT 8 Eves, at 8 (Sun.

at 7) Mats, at 2 Wed, Sat, Sun. Ckildraa Under 12, $1 00 II parfi. if accompanied by a adult. mm ja STAGE HURRY! Alee GUINNESS DOOR LAST 8 DAYS! MILLS "TUNES cf GLORY" HERCOURI STELLA Bargman'a "SUMMER WITH MONIKA' iMaaon Nr. Geary L7U M767 Sol Hurok prerrt Franca CorB N.

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