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Page 1 6-j. 3f. Examtnrr Tua.daY, Jan. i96j sc How Bermuda SchwartzBegan At fhe Purple Onion A Clever, New Macaroni Show i Vr If -v av innilMnminMil(teffliM engaged. June Allyson hasn't been able to get over Dick Powell's death, and is ill.

Dick was convinced that he could lick cancer and had bought Claire Trevor's beautiful home on Lido Isle, six weeks before he died. CBS TV brass is determined to give Paul Ford (of "Never Too his own show. As Larry Lip-skin says, "Never Too Late, hey, Paul?" WISH I'D SAID THAT: "The report that there are more men than women in mental hospitals shows who's driving who crazy." M. W. Larmour.

EARL'S PEARLS: The reason for nepotism ih Washington or Hollywood, says John F. Isard, is simple: "It's cheaper by the cousin." QUAINT QUOTES: "When I first went to New York I was warned to look out for the pitfalls, and I did, but it was Sunday, and they were all closed." Robert Benchley. Then there was this NEW YORK, Jan. Tony Curtis was still Bernie Schwartz from the Bronx, comedian Larry Storch used to call him "Bermuda Schwartz" and would yell at him, "Never Ret into show business! Don't get caught in the quicksand. They'd met on a submarine in World War II and in '47, when Larry was playing the Paramount with Perry Como, young Bermuda Schwartz came backstage, all amazed at what he saw.

"I let him peek through the curtain at the audience and he was in heaven. 'Don't get I repeated. "He said, 'I'm afraid I'm caught, I'm going to So Bermuda Schwartz became a star, married Janet Leigh, divorced her, and is now making headlines with Christina Kaufmann but he's also cast Larry Storch in three movies. "Just the other day," Larry told me at Toots Shor's, "Tony said, 'What ina mMnwiM imii "is amnii) i 1 lvK AT i sk T- i i "THE MACARONI SHOW," David Davenport's musical rev directed by Arthur Conrad; et by Vincent Brown; costumes by John Blythe; musical accompany by Dan Dem-aree and Taul Gemignani. With Elinor Anderson, Khmla Gemignani, Douglas Reynolds, I.lz Otto, Alan Herman and Dan Sullivan, At the Purple Onion.

Jack's It's really a panic. Miss Gemignani, incidentally, is a fantastic comedienne and her timing is impeccable, as she demonstrates in a sketch about a nagging, garrulous wife out for a Sunday drive. Miss Otto and Miss Anderson, on the other hand, are only slightly less lunatic and just as brilliant. They are at their best in a very funny satire on the drama of Tennessee Williams (revamped from an earlier revue skit by Davenport), in which they play two Williams' heroines in "Sweet Apple of Desire," as presented by the Lincoln (Nebraska) Drama Festival. EXPENSE ACCOUNT The men Alan Berman, Douglas Reynolds and Dan Sullivan are all extremely versatile.

They are most outstanding in a song-and-dance lament about the disappearance of the expense account. To bridge the numbers, Davenport has included another series of tape-recorded zaniness, running from an untethered take-off on lurid movie ads such stars as Richard Beymer clawed to death by rabid to an interview with a suburban housewife who has won the San Francisco Symphony in a contest and is now ready to try for the Oakland Raiders. The show has been jauntily staged by Arthur Conrad; modishly designed by John Blythe and Vincent Brown; and it is excellently accompanied by pianist Dan Demaree and percussionist Paul Gemignani. Suburban Theaters By STANLEY EICIIELBAUM My allegiance to "The Macaroni Show" and to its ingenious young author, David Davenport, goes back more than two years, when the musical revue first set up shop in a tiny side room of the Old Spaghetti Factory and I was convulsively attracted by its sharp, impudent satire and stylish frivolity. Since then, the show has undergone innumerable transformations (Davenport being as prolific a writer and composer as he is restlessly talented) and I soon became part of a growing "Macaroni" cult, which was out in force the other night at the Purple Onion, where a new edition of the revue has just opened.

Happily, I can report that the revue is still uniquely hilarious and wildly clever; and that very little of the original pungent flavor has been lost by the move to a night-club atmosphere, despite an alien, cramped stage and new material. SIX NIGHTS The ''Macaroni Show" is being presented six nights a week (dark on Monday) for the first time and the 75-minute program consists of a dozen or so skits and songs performed by six attractive and superbly gifted youngsters who make quite the best team Davenport has yet assembled. As usual, the show is a grab bag of timely comedy, much of it searingly geared for San Franciscans, with a sarcastic waltz that eulO' Marines PR 5-4232 Sutler Miison TOMORROW AT 8:00 P.M. "TELEGRAPH HILL" BY HERBERT BLAU ONLY 2 MORE WEEKS! and p.m. FRI.

and 1:30 P.M. SAT. MATINEE, 2:30 P.M. BY POPULAR DEMAND "TWELFTH NIGHT" FEBRUARY IS THRU 16th EVES. SAT.

MATINEE 5 PERFORMANCES ONLY! Encore PR 5-4232 Mason near Oary ''SLICHTTCHEM "DUMBWAITER" By Harold Pinter author ol "Birthday Party" "Engrossing!" Chron. THURS. and SUNDAYS, i P.M. FRIDAYS and SATS. :30 P.M.

Tkksti 8o OMIci. sol Sutter and Brsustn Berkclsy, Oakland di LIZ OTTO AND ALAN BERMAN Gifted clowns of 'The Macaroni Show' gizes such features of Los Angeles as "skunk-lined toreador pants" and a skit about the Highway Planning Commission that suggests building a clover-leaf around Coit Tower. The revue is not as varied as the last one. There is an overdose of political satire from presidential candidates to the Birch Society and not all of it is equally effective. But quite obviously, Davenport is already working on this unbalance.

He has announced two new num Rheit CLARK GABLE the lots actor may bo seen in his cel-brated role of Rheft Butler in the movie classic, "Gone With the Wind," which opens a 14-day engagement tonight at the Stage Door Theater. This is film's last re-run before it is withdrawn from circulation. Texas millionaire, says Euddy Greco, who had so much money, he had to have it mircofilmed That's earl, brother. (All Rights Reserved) (Distributed by Hall Syndicate, Inc.) Today PENINSULA SAN MATEO i I 17th Palm. FIreaiae 5-1015 un lnnesT on ird jAaNK KOM TON KKAM IOSA "PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT" dhown ONCE ONLY at 8:40 p.m.

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Larry's in "40 Pounds of Trouble," now "saturating" the East, and was previously in "Who Was That Lady?" "Naturally, I think Bermuda Schwartz is quite a guy," says Larry. "And I'm glad I became an actor. I studied law, you know, and took my bar examination. Unfortunately, I flunked martinis." MIDNIGHT EARL Alan Drake, the New Jersey comedian whose wife was slain in that "Little Augie" Pusano assassination, announced at Danny's Hideaway that he and Barbara Redloff, a lovely Miami Beach "Bunny," are EAST BAY OAKLAND CINE 7 MacArUiur at 38th Ave. Phone AN l-338i "A COMIVG-OrT PARTY James Koberisun Justlre-Lealie Phillipa PIEDMONT Piedmont at 41st ol 4 saa LAST TIMES TON Hi HT Adult Fntertainment In Technicolor! Shelley WINTER Efrera JR.

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von jarajan wm direct a performance of Puccini's "La Boheme" on Jan. 31. Di Stefano says he had been promised the role of Ro- dolfo by the La Scala management, but the published cast lists Gianni Raimondo. Italian newspapers quoted DiStefano as saying La Scala officials told him Von Kara jan "doesn't want you for this opera because he wants a tenor who sines in tune." Von Karajan replied at a news conference that he had no objection to Di Sefano. The maestro said so far as he knew Di Stefano had never been mentioned for the role.

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2 MILAN (Italy), Jan. 28. (AP) Italian tenor Giuseppe Stefano and Austrian con ductor Herbert von Karajan P.M..J P.M. RING PHONE UN 11201 Schubar Elliott Carter 2:1 SAT. FEB.

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