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THE RECORD, FRIDAY, MAY 26. 1961 77 Movie Timetable WANTS TO SPLIT decided upon and the school heads then had ample time to prepare a case against whatever change was under consideration. WRITERS TO TAKE CUTS IN ROYALTIES A. Head Say Tachers Upset Plans For Group 8 Action Portland, Maine, May 26 (L'PI) An official of local Parent-Teachers Association would like Susan Kohner Signs For Film On Freud a a Will Costar With Montgomery Clift; Off To Europe With Her Family x- By LOUELLA O. PARSONS' (U.

P. I. Hollywood Writer) New York, May 26 Ran into vivacious Susan Kohner, an excited girl over just signing to play Martha Freud, wife FUND FOR SGT. YORK Washington, May 26 (LPD Financier S. Hallock Du Pont of Wilmington, has sot up a trust fund to pay $300 a month to World War 1 hero Sergeant Al-vin York for the rest of his life.

York, who earned the Congressional Medal of Honor for his heroism during World War has been broke, partially paralyzed, and confined to his bed at his farm near Pall Mall, Tenn. during recent years. to take the out of A. Mrs. Mitchell Cope, a member of the executive board, said that constructive steps to change certain school-system practices were impossible because the association's every act is reported back to the school administration.

Mrs. Cope charged that the teachers informed top school officials well before any action was il Drama Guild Agrees To Action To Help Play Cost Cuts New York, May 26 Ifh-Members of the Dramatists Guild will take voluntary cuts in royalties to help Broadway producers weather the current economic crisis. Acting on a plea by playwright-director Moss Hart, a Guild spokesman agreed to a royalties cut for one year if actors, directors, choreographers and producers also take cuts. The current theater season saw widespread use of twofers, the sale of two tickets for the price of one. 1 of the father of psychoanalysis, in "Freud" with Montgomery Ulift.

(This tin tdwduM publish' far Ua emmienc at our raacars. IntormMM ti suephro bt tlw thtattrs in wbjtct change) ADAMS (Nrwarr.) Ban Hur, 1:30, I BELLEVUE (Upptr Moitclilr) Carry On Hun; 7, 9, 10:30 BERGEN (Ttnafly) All 1 A Night's Work, 3:05, Savaga Innocants, 1:33, 7, BROADWAY (Hivmtnw) Tha Alamo, MO, 7:10, :30 CAPITOL Udion City) A Plata In Tha Sun, 1:15, 5:30, Band Of Anjsls, 1:25, 7:40 CENTRAL (Passaic) Return To Peyton Place, 1, 3:15, 5:25, 7:40, :50 CLAIRIDGE (Montclair) Seven Wonders Of The World, 30 EMBASSY (North Bergen) All In A Night's Work, 1, 4:05, 7:15, Savage Innocents, 2:30, 5:40, C45 ENGLEWOOD The Hoodlum Priest, 2:45, 7, Counterplot, 1:30, FABIAN (Paterson) One Eyed Jacks, 1:25, :1, 7:11, :54 FOX (Hacktnsack) The Hoodlum Priest, 2:15, 5:15, 8:20, Counterplot, 1, 4, 7, 10 CARDEN (Peterson) Return To Peyton Place, 1, 3:10, 5:25, 7:30, 9:43 GRANT-LEE (Fort Lee) Elmer Gantry, The Apartment, 10 HAWTHORNE Cimarron, Short, 7:30 HYWAY (Fair Lawn) The Great Impostor, 1:05, 7, All Hands On Deck, 2:55, 8:55 LAFAYETTE (Suffern) The Alamo, 2:10, 7:10, 10 LEE (Fort Lee) Counterplot, 1:30, The Hoodlum Priest, 3, 7, 10:10 LOEW'S (Jersey City) The Alamo, 11:15, 2, 4:45, 7:30, 10:13 MALL (Paramusl Virgin Spring, 7, 8:45, 10:30 MONTAUK (Passaic) One Eyed Jacks, 1:15, 4:10, 7, 9:50 ORITANI (Hackensack) One Eyed Jacks, 1:30, 4:20, 7, 9:30 PALACE (Bergenfleld) All In A Night's Work, 3, 7, 10; Savage Innocents, 1:30, 8:30 PARK LANE (Palisades Park) The Absent Minded Professor, 1:39, 7:29, Shorts, 1, 7, 9:05 PASCACK (Westwood) The Absent Minded aue i -art t'tn a-A DON MURRAY night Devil" will be Pascale Petit. The picture starts any day now. A romantic duo at O. Henry's restaurant in Greenwich Village was authoress Rona of Jaffe and wealthy publisher Stuart Meyers.

HQ 1 Unfirimm 11UUU1UUI M. HOW; laVMnKviwraw aster rv DnniiDO the popular Hazri cartoon, has written a movie for his producer brother Leonard Key. It has the same hilarious ingredients as "Shaggy Dog" and "AbsenUMind-ed Professor" and he's calling it "The Biggest Dog In The The story is about a playful puppy who' is as big as King Kong without" any of his mean attributes. Snapshots of New York and Hollywood collected at random: Our beloved Cole Porter, who is still in Harkness Pavillion, returns to Hollywood next week to his home there which he loves so much. Everyone who loves Francis Cardinal Spellman and that means all who know him, will be happy to learn he will be allowed to return home from the hospital this week following eye surgery.

I had a brief note from the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edwin B. Brod-erick, his secretary, giving me this good news. Just heard from Paris that Charles Boyer's costar in ''Mid- TUCKER im "EXTRAORDINARY!" WW1HOWMQ MftRUSf "PI PLAY SCENE: Jeffrey Lynn and Leon Janney of West Englewood, N.

in the new play, "A Call On which opened at the Broadhurst Theater in New York last night. 'Kuprin' A Thriller With Topical Theme Lawrence -Lee Drama Tells Newsman's Efforts To Win Soviet Scientist By HOBE MORRISON (Drama Reviewer) New York, May 26 For topical vitality, it would be hard to imagine a more natural thriller than "A Call On which opened last night at the Broadhurst Theater. The Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee melodrama is based on a novel by Maurice Edelman about an American PLAZA (Englewood) One Eyed Jacks, 2, 7. 9:32 QUEEN ANNE (Bogota) The Cat, I fl Tkai Ci.m 1 A-1 ft RIALTO (Ridgefield Park) All In A Night's naaaiaaaia rs-miaK ntllfQWr TOMORROW MATINEE Work, 7, Ferry To Hong Kong, 8:34 ROCKLAND (Nyack) The Alamo, 2:13, 7, 9:45 STANLEY (Jersey City) Cone With The Wind, 12:15, 4:40, 8:45 TEANECK Elmer Gantry, 1:20, The Apartment.

3:40. 9:20 WON'T SEE BOY FRIEND Susan is in New York with her parents, the Paul Kohners, and the family leaves for Europe in 10 days for a vacation before she starts the John Huston picture I said: "Of course, you'll take a little fling down to Italy to visit George George being her boy friend, now' making "Light In The Piazza" in Florence. Surprisingly Susan answered: "I don't know whether we'll have time to get to Italy. I feel it's important for me to spend most of my time in Vienna where I'll visit Freud's home, and soak up some atmosphere." That's interesting. Told Josh Logan when he said he wanted Peter Ustinov to play George Kaufman in the Moss Hart movie, "Act One" I couldn't jmagine two men more dissimilar.

1 "In looks, yes)" he said, "but in wit and brains and personality they are alike." As has been printed. Josh wants Warren Beat-ty to play Moss as a young man. Meanwhile, Ustinov is in London where he introduced his find for his "Billy Budd" picture at a press party at the Savoy Hotel. The lucky young man is 21-year-old Terence Stamp, a London dock worker who has had only little theater experience. Leave it to Peter to introduce a dash of showmanship while the London press was gathered, he brought in a barber and had his beard' shaved off.

Hear it makes hint look 10 years younger. Carol Lynley is coming back to Hollywood. She and her husband Mike selsman are moving there June 5 when Mike joins the Arthur Jacobs publicity company. He, telephoned me this news and said: "Carol will then be free to continue her motion picture career." I asked: "Did you give up a good job so that you and Carol could be together, and so that she could continue her flourishing career?" "No," he said, "I have a better job." I am very happy that Carol. MB SJSM SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW SATURDAY MAT.

ONLY "SIGN OF THE GLADIATOR" "THE LOST WORLD (Both ia Trchairolor) WARNER (Ridgewood) Absent Minded Pro Don Murray Tf THE newspaper man's attempt to persuade the top Soviet sciert' Sa jr mucnr Vic Morrow "PORTRAIT OF A MOBSTER" "THE HOODLUM PRIEST" ust to detect to the west. jl SMttMUKKAY-ULoUN'WYNrl Kartoon Karnival at Dusk! VJOW! Brer PICTIIRF (IF THF YFBBT Jack Lmmo I Mid: "Tha Electronic Monster" aat uan aaat aaraniaai ail.u laHamaai alfaal MARLON BRANDO KARL ALDKN "ONE EYED JACKS" Plus "LIFELINE TO HONG KONG" I fessor, 2:15, 6, 8. Danube, 1:40, 7:30, 9:40 NEWARK DRIVE-IN Cartoons, Portrait Of A Mobster, Hoodlum Priest, Electronic Monster, 12:05 PARAMUS DRIVE-IN Bridges At Toko Rl, 8:35, Country Girl, 11:35 ROCKLAND BRIVE-IN (Monsey) The Absent Minded Professor, 8:40, Island Of The Sea, 10:38 ROUTE 3 DRIVE-IN (Rutherford) Cartoon, 8 25; The Absent Minded Professor, 8:30, Horse With The Flying Tail, 10:45 ROUTE 46 DRIVE-IN (Saddle Brook) But-terfield 8, 8:27,. Where The Boys Are, 10:35 ROUTE 303 DRIVE-IN (Orangeburg) The Absent Minded Professor, 9:10, Island Of The Sea, 8:30, 11 TOTOWA DRIVE-IN The Absent Minded Professor, 8:30, Horse With The Flying Tail, 10:35 rt tuo PULASKI SKYWAY toll er UNO Tke HasMwrur 3 Krwjrk bit arNJTWtHir unj OATIO HU RIALTO MXtiUilK "A CALL 0V KUPRIN', a play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee.

based on Maurice Edelman'a novel. Staged by George Abbott; presented by Robert E. Griffith and Harold S. Prince: scenery and lighting bv Donald Oenslager; costumes by Florence Klotz; production stage manager. Ruth Mitchell.

At the Broadhurst Theater. 235 West Forty-tourth Street. New York, with the following cast: Head IntourUt Clerk Rita Karin Mr. Kendall Nicholas Saunders Mrs. Kendall Marie Baratoff Intourist Aide Victor Merinow Holloway Claude Horton Jonathan Smith Jeffrey Lynn Nina Halvna Harcourt Tourist Guide Edmund Shaff Old Woman Ludmilla Toretzka Flower Peddler Gedda Petry Professor Trifanov Leon Janney Madame Kuprina Eugenie Leontovich vera Kuprina Lydia Bruce Arthur Harrington John Allen American Ambassador William Swetland Prof.

V. V. Kuprin Main Mrret RidlfflHd rrk Now thru Juna 1 a Fred MirMurny Naacy Olsca Dtiney's Greatest Fun Riot I "THE ABSENT I I MINDED PROFESSOR" i also, short 'The Blue Danube' Dcaa Martin Shirley MacLaina "ALL IN A NIGHT'S WORK" Also Curt Jut-Kens Orson Welles "FERRY TO HONG KONG" SU 1 NOW! -1 George Voskevec Col. I. L.

Makarov John Garson CELEBRITES WED San Francisco, May 26 IT) Ronald Young, Wally of the Oz-zie and Harriet Nelson television show, and Hollywood actress Carol Whittaker were married at the Skyway Baptist Church ihere last night. David Nelson, a son of Ozzie and Harriet and a recent bridegroom himself, was best man. DEVELOPED SPACE SHIP The extra timely angle is that the scientist, who was the American's astronomy professor years ago at a Midwestern college, is almost solely responsible for the development of a space ship in which a Russian is circling the earth, completely under his own control, and broadcasting to various world capitals as he passes overhead. Although the play is old fashioned in form, it is skillfully done and, because of its up-tothe-sec-ond topicality, it's good entertainment. The plot is synthetic and there are a number, of implausible elements, including a glib ending that seems a letdown.

But in general the combination works. It's an engrossing show. "A Call On Kuprin" is an unusually elaborate production by today's budget-conscious theatrical standards. There are eight changes of scene, including at least three lavish and heavy settings. These shifts of locale not only provide a sense of story movement, but help to create atmosphere.

BELIEVABLE The- essential premise is believable, the characters are generally lifelike and interesting and the dramatic tension builds K. G. Interpreter -ltaBlltUIttTT Victor Merinow afVaaifestf The screen has never known a love itorv to comoara with this! Nraca MOV hen' 12 million dollar spectacle! Jaunauif warn NOW THRU TIES. tea1 ILmwiW 1-300 Jnam Vaoaw one of our most popular ana r-S LESLIE HOWARD mmded talented actresses isn't going to give up her career. Almost every night, thrush Maria Callas and her very rich a ms- COWBOY CITY "FINEST WESTERN TOWN IN THE EAST" (hatwaea Freehold Aibary Park) Route 33i Farmingdala, N.

J. OPENING MAY 27 "THE DANUBE suitor Aristotle Onassis occupy a corner at El Morocco. Maria is done up like a little girl with a very young hairdo, so it.isn curnrisinrs that when thp Dnphpss orful, if largely incidental scene in Gorki Park, with the Soviet citizens watching the progress of an international chess match on a large, animated board, and a well arranged, taut scene in the secret police office as the American and a visiting British business man are grilled. WOULD HE FALL? The romance between the American and the 'scientist's pretty cousin tends to be more a gesture toward theatrical tradition rather than a key element in the story, but one of their scenes succeeds in making a per-ceptive point about the relationship between love and patriotism. After that, the girl and the old lady tend to impede the main plot thread.

Several of the situations and incidents seem of dubious credibility. There is, for instance, the curious failure of the Soviet authorities to have the old lady's apartment or the scientist's Yalta cottaee bueorl Tha find Richard 1 ir ElEESIf LAURENCE mw aVSO of Windsor before she left for Venice) danced by their table to a gripping third act. The play Popular Prlceil Special Group Rates Continuous Showing! also profits by the fact that, with "THE ALAMO la Color out even slightly suggesting anything un-American, it does not seem unduly partisan. There's no 1 question of where tne t5 Tom'row Wolr Ditney'i 'ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR' "HORSE WITH THE FLYING TAIL" Ends Tanitht "BLTTtBULLD 8" "WHERE THE BOYS ARE" and spoke to Onassis and George Schlee, who was dining with them, she completely overlooked Maria. Wallie later asked who the woman wasr and when she was told it was Callas, she went back and apologized for not recognizing her.

The big question New York ALL COLOR SHOW DEAN MARTIN SHIRLEY Marl. AINE authors' sympathies lie, but in the final confrontation, the Rus Tie enly place 'ALL I.N A NIC.HT'S WORK' and ANTHONY QUINN sian scientist's arguments sound "SAVAfiK INNOltXTV reasonable for him and one or two of his points are telling. whin YOU em bi a REAL Cowboy for-a-diy FISH STREAM ANIMAL FARM is will Callas leave Onassis long enough to keep her concert en Speciol Holiday Mat. (Tues.) May 30 lapse from duty of the chief Continuous from 2 P.M. gagement in Europe? Lunching with two men at the a MH INDIAN V1IXAUE ivtf BDnivrltin v.

tar ii FRED MarMURRAY la WALT DISNEY'S "ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR" 'Hone with the Flying Tail' Va NO RESERVED SEATS iii Cote Basque was Darryl F. Zan-uck whom I hadn't seen in several years. He has put on weight and looks very well. I asked him MX I I aft aft Disnei WtDiSncr) The action opens in the Soviet tourist bureau in a Moscow hotel, as the American, like the other foreign visitors, is vainly trying to unravel Communist red tape. He's prevented from getting to see or even telephone his old friend, but he has the address of the man's mother, and he goes to see her.

She's a wonderful old lady, only vaguely aware she's not still living under the Czars, and constantly terrified by imagined plots on her son's life. She's cared for by her great niece, the scientist's cousin, who brings the two men together. That's when the play picks up pace and vitality. There's a col- if things had been straightened 1 Hon. thru thurs.

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MAY 27 FREE Parking Shows Plmlo flrennds Bottle varmlnr aarrfca Gaaiee Print Children 50e asked for a meeting to discuss this picture in which he is more interested than any he had made in a long time. He will remain in New York for only a few days before he returns to Paris. His son Richard, and Jose Ferrer, who is directing "The Chapman were meeting him later. Cartoonist Ted Key, who draws It seen tnrouih ins I'litest wonder CENTRAL PASSAIC PR 7-3800 FORT LEE, WI4-nOS Ml (vas. 30 Sun.

7:30 f3f'lTiTrl Wd Sat. M. vUgliL-llJJ Sun. 1 iicmcsiN FULL WEEK! May 24. 30 PAJKIKC tff.lKaM Carol l-ynlry Jrff Chandlrr Plrnnor Parktr NOW PLAYING sleuth also seems questionable, since he'll presumably be answerable to his superiors.

These are minor reservations, however and do not seriously mar the Play. Under George Abbott's know-ing, economical direction, the performance is smooth and taut. Jeffrey Lynn, as the American writer, has a workhorse role giving a competent portrayal where a major star might provide greater dimension and personal color. Eugenie Leontovich, as his nutty mother, gives such a vivid characterization she tends to pull the play out of balance. George Voskovec has impressive bite and drive as the sclen-tist.

Leon Janney gives a shrewdly dimension performance in the meaty role of the head sleuth; Lydia Bruce is effective as the Cirl, and Claude Horton is credible as the British business man Donald Oenslager has designed the stunningly atmospheric scenery and Florence Klotz provided the appropriate costumes "A Call On Kuprin" is essentially a commercial pot boiler, but it's a workmanlike Job with subject, without being important or chal-lcnging, it offers an Interesting change of diet for warm weather diversion. NEW FORMULA II RETURN TO SINGLE-O-CLUB For Single People over 21 DANCES Frl. Sun. 9 P. M.

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