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nyeny.tyy4gns B-8 SAN BERNARDINO SUN-TELEGRAM Hobby Paying Off NEW YORK (AP) Abe Ein- Austrian Gets Lead in Spy MoWe 81 I fl 1 1 fir iiiiiiTnnii iinirirririimiiil: 4 wmmmmmimmmmi lilBMIIpliiMilf Neale Adair photo PATTI KARR AND RUSSELL ARMS in a scene from 'Bells Are Ringing' 'Bells Are Ringing Civic Light Opera Stars Patti Karr NEWLYWEDS Portraying the happy newlyweds in Colton Little Theater's forthcoming production, "Lullaby," are Jess Pearson and Terry Messier. The comedy will open at the theater in Colton Municipal Park Thursday and will be presented two consecutive weekends. Directing is Ilarley Akers of San Bernardino. Reservations can be made by calling TA 5-9136 after 7:30 p.m. on weekdays.

Burnett, Chita Rivera, Nancy Two N.Y. Companies NEW YORK (AP) An agen da of eight productions has been prepared for the 11th season next summer of New York's free Shakespeare Festival. Three of the bardjs dramas are to be performed in the com pany's home theater in Central Park. The other events, including a Spanish-language version of a Shakespeare play and an entertainment for children, are to be performed by a mobile unit touring city neighborhoods. As an Army Air Force pilot in World War II, Ward Costello of "The Secret Storm" was awarded four Distinguished Fly ing Cross citations.

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The Minnesota-born and Texas-reared Miss Karr has ap peared in many summer stock productions and has been seen on television in "The Best of Broadway," "Mardi Gras" and the "Polly Bergen Show." Dur ing the New York World's Fair she was in the show "To Broad with Love." Tickets are available at the Civic Light Opera Box Office, 2079 N. San Bernar dino TU 2-2545), by writing to P.O. Box 606, San Bernardino, or at The Harris Co. in San Bernardino and Riverside; The Library at Norton Air Force Base; Valley Music Center in Hemet; Record Galaxy in Ontario; and Arrow Travel Serv ice in Fontana; Victor's Music and Camera in Barstow; and Speak English On Norway Stage NEW YORK (AP) The American National Theater and Academy is helping out in es tablishment of an English-speak ing drama company that plans to start operating in Norway next summer. The enterprise, currently rais ing $400,000, is to function on a year-round basis, dividing ac- tivities between a home theater in Oslo and on tour of other cities.

The opening repertory is to include "The Importance of Being Earnest," "The Tempest," "The Rainmaker" and a program of one-actors by Arra-bal, Fry and Shaw. esiry 1 4 J-y Am In the starring role of "Bells Are Ringing" will be a titian- haired package of talent named Patti Karr. San Bernardino Civ ic Light Opera audiences will remember her as Gladys, the secretary with the "mostest," in last season "The iaiama Game." As Ella in "Bells Are Ring ing Miss Karr portrays an op erator for a telephone answer ing service who can't resist being a benevolent little Miss Fix- it as she juggles messages for her various customers. She in sists that if she'd been hand ling an answering service for Romeo and Juliet, and had got Juliet's message through to Romeo about her sleeping potion, "Those two kids would be alive today!" Among her many assignments in the show she sings Party's Over" and dances the exciting "Mu Cha Cha." The hilarious "Bells Are Ringing" opens Feb. 4 for a nine-day run in San Bernar dino High' School Auditorium, 18th and Streets.

Curtain is at 8:15 p.m. Miss Karr has just returned from Tokyo, where she per formed the role of Anita in the Jerome Robbins production of "West Side Story." An extreme' ly popular performer with the Japanese, she appeared regul arly on Japanese television and also did a number of variety shows during her nine-w stay in that country. Among her theater credits are 12 Broadway musicals, in cluding "Bells Are Ringing." She has been standby for Carol Santa Fe Federal Savings of his acquired broad Cock- Hal Wallh Is Winner Again Hal Wallis' "Becket" is selected as the best English language film of 1964 in the current issue of America Magazine. The selection was made by America's film critic, Moira Walsh. Richard Burton and Peter O'Toole star in "Becket," under direction of Peter Glen-ville.

Edward Anhalt wrote the screenplay for the Paramount Pictures release, which is based on the international stage success by Jean Anouilh. Jo es! I I 7 Times ow SUNDAY BASELINE DRIVE-EM Show starts at 6:30 p.m. "Hush Hush, Sweet Char lotte" "Back Door to Hell" BEL AIR DRIVE-IN Show starts at 6:30 p.m. "Return to Peyton Place" "Peyton Place" CALIFORNIA THEATER Open at 2 p.m. "Return to Peyton Place" 2:30, 7:40 p.m.

"Peyton Place" 4:40, 9:45 p.m CREST THEATER Box office opens at 12:30 p.m, "Hush Hush, Sweet Char lotte" 1:05, 4:55, 8:44 p.m. "Back Door to Hell" 3:35, 7:20, 11 p.m. FOOTHILL DRIVE-IN Show starts at 6:30 p.m. "Send Me No Flowers" "Island of the Blue Dolphins" FOX REDLANDS Continuous from 2 p.m. "How the West Was Won" Disney's "Yellowstone Cubs" MT.

VERNON THEATER Show starts at 6:30 p.m. "A House Is Not a Home" "Secret Invasion" RITZ THEATER Continuous from noon "EscaDe from Hell Island" 12:06. 3:06 6:06, 9:06 p.m "Tomb of Ligeia" 1:32, 4:32, 7:32, 10:32 p.m. STUDIO THEATER Continuous from 1:15 n.m. "A Shot in the Dark" 3:10, 7, 11 nm.

"The Pink Panther" 1:15, 5, 9 p.m. TRI-CTTY DRIVE-IN Show starts at 6:30 p.m. "Tomb of Ligeia" "Escape From Hell Island" Tfco ALPINB EeellMt Food dor rWos) tVaoroo ot the Piono-Oroan or Conor Ronclio and Riolto Avo. BINtVS CATHAY INN 4t W. Hlghloiid TU 4-U07 Chinese nd Amerleon Food.

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11 JO A.M. to P.M. Sh I Dining Out Today? 1 Prqducer director Martin Ritt has signed Austrian actor Oskar Werner for a leading role in the espionage thriller, "The Spy who Came in from the Cold," in which he co-stars with Richard Burton and Claire Bloom, Werner, born in Vienna, has headed his own "Theater En semble Oskar Werner as pro ducer-director star since 1959, making many successful European tours. Like co-star Burton, Werner has been acclaimed for his in terpretation of a 1 throughout Europe. He also played Becket in Anouilh's "Becket" at Vienna's Burgthea-tre.

Cockney Loss Takes Three Months Unlike Julie Andrews in the Broadway musical production of 'My Fair Lady," it took Fergus McClelland three months to lose his Cockney accent. Fergus, ap pearing with G. Kob-inson in "A Boy Ten Feet Tall," plays the adventuresome lad who makes an exciting journey all the way from Port Said to Durban. Living in Paddington, Eng land, the 10-year-old fair-headed tyke attends Holland Park School "I didn't tell them about be ing in the film because I don't want my classmates to get the wrong impression," Fergus said with an impish grin. "So I began to talk Cockney at school all the time.

Otherwise they might have thought I acting uppity." Fergus fell so much into the speech habit that it took a diction teacher three months of in tensive speech training to rid ney accent. Dennis Hopper Gets Film Role On First Day Back On his first day back from a television assignment in Eng land, Dennis Hopper was handed a co-starring role in Hal Wal-lis' "The Sons of Katie Elder," teaming John Wayne and Dean Martin. He is cast as the weak son of a Texas empire-carver in the screenplay by William Wright, Allan Weiss and Harry Essex. The release, in Technicolor and Panavision, is being filmed on location at Durango, Mexico, under the direction of Henry Hathaway, with Martha Hyer, Earl Holliman, Michael Ander son Jeremy Slate, George Kennedy and James Gregory also co-starred Father of 6 Sons Finally Has a Girl Jerry Lewis, who is the father of six sons, finally has a "daughter." She is 8-year-old Donna Butterworth, who will be Jerry's only "leading lady" in his new "The Family Jewels." The little entertainer, brought here by Jerry from the Hawaiian Islands to make her movie debut in the film, told the comic she- will be glad to substitute for a daughter until he acquires a "real one." That's why Jerry is introducing her around the lot as his "seventh child." GEORGE'S SMORGASBORD Fine Foods In a Family Atmosphere SUNDAY DINNER SERVING 11 A.M. 8:30 P.M.

100 Children 6 to 10 1 35 Adults 25 DELICIOUS SALADS RELISH TRAY JELLO HOT DISHES PRIME RIB BEEF FRIED CHICKEN SELECT YOUR FOODS ALL YOU CAN LAT Fnjny Our Grnrinn Hotpitality Loan in Palm Springs. Joan Baez's Tax Debt Taken From Her Bank Account MONTEREY (AP)-Folk sing er Joan Baez of Carmel Valley said yesterday the government has taken from her bank account in New York "in the neigh borhood of $50,000 and about $3,000 in fines." This, she said, squares the debt she owed the Internal Rev enue Service for federal income taxes in 1963. She said she had refused to pay 60 per cent of her income tax as a protest against use of tax money for armaments. She said she figures that much goes into arms. Miss Baez said, "I will con tinue to refuse to cooperate with armament and hope that some day the people will see the light.

Serving l.unrhenn, Dinner and V.ocUlnils i P.M. to JO P.M.- 2 50 TU 2-9023 TU 3-2613 tmam Con tinuous From, Noon 1 on i ii "TOMB OF LIGEIA" tk(j our met Companion Feature -SUNDAY DINNER Come you ore, relax ond enjoy the excellent service ond lovely otmosphere. A fine selection of dinners that include soup and salad, potatoes, French pastry and coffee. Henry Jolles, "titan of pianists," will perform in San Bernardino concert the California Theatre, Tuesday, February 2nd at 8:15 p.m. A great pianist, Jolles has been noted for his ability to capture the complete attention of his audiences by his quality of playing and selection of program.

Tickets are available by mail order with a special 50 per cent discount to students under 16. Tickets may also be purchased at Sage's Base Line, Del Rosa and Redlands and tomorrow at Harris' San Bernardino and The Sun-Telegram circulation counter. (Make mail order checksmoney orders payable to The Sun-Telegram.) 1445 East Highland FLEEING FROM TERROR Sharing a Love That "ESCAPE FROM Continuous From 12:30 BETTE DAVIS OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND JOSEPH COTTEN The Inland Empire's Own San Bernardino CIVIC LIGHT OPERA Prespnls Miss PATTI KARR it RUSSELL ARMS FUN FOR EVKRYONK! i COLOR FIGHTING FOR SURVIVAL Wan Not Their to Take HELL ISLAND" DRIVE-IN as2i3c esztiM I OPftHtBOnni. "HUSH HUSH, SWEET CHARLOTTE" 562 Fourth Rtrt i San Bernardino TU. 9-267S Continuous Sat.

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