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18 The Herold-Newi, Tuesday, January 26, 1971 TVff limetable II I II I II I I II I MUM swwruet or rue urn Nanette9 May Be Another Oklahoma ovie rt KCKEflUEI KKTH 757 3109 MTHCSCt(E 3rd BIG WEEK "OfJE OF TKE FUfirJIEST FILMS YEARS!" Broadway Beat Hy Hobe Morrison ence book. Who Who in the Theater," whereas it's spelled Edgington in "Who's Who in the AmericaR Frazee, who produced and staged the play and the original Broadway "edition of the musical, is also deceased. stcgTTB-Kiig MMwrr-immrr ncstnu AGEMr fkja 1 1 DOORS OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SATURDAY 10:30 A.M. SUNDAY 11:30 A.M. Herald-Netcs Theater Critic i sum.

sm hrtudiw A Mel Brooks Film MOODY color COLONIAL CINEMA! kBM UK. t1 on thi mail In connection with the 50th anniversary of Sardi's restaurant, Adele Grasey (Mrs. Vincent Sardi Jr.) is editing a book of recipes of the estab-lishmentis customers. It's to be called "Mrs. Sardi's Cook Book of Disasters, or What to Cook When You Can't Go to Sardi's." Although Henderson Forsythe is an excellent actor, that's not sufficient inducement for me to see the scheduled off-Broadway revival of "Waiting for Godo Samuel Beckett's Nobel Prize drama is my idea of a dull toothache.

If it comes to a choice, I'll watch Hank on "As the World Turns," the television daytimer. tomorrow, Ann ond Eve 7:10, How to Seduce A Ployboy 8:40. RIVOLI (Rutherford) Today, Lovers ond Other Strangers 7:14, tomorrow. Diary of a Mad Housewife 7:20, 9:20. RKO TWINS (Wlllowbrook) Today and tomorrow.

Twelve Chairs 7:15, 8:15, 9:15, 10:15. ROUTE FOUR (Paramus) Today and tomorrow. There's A Girl in My Soup 1, 2:40,4:20,6, 7:55,9:55. STANLEY WARNER (Pammus) Today, Twelve Chairs 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 8, tomorrow. Little Juss and Big Hal-sey 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6:05, 8:15, 10:20.

TOTOWA CINEMA (Totowa) Today, Perfect Friday 2, 4, 6, 8, 10; tomorrow. Little Fause and Big Halsey 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. VERONA CINEMA (Verona) Todqy and tomorrow Joe 7:25, 9:30. WARNER (Rldgewood) Today, Twelve Chairs 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6,8, tomorrow. Little Fauss, Big Halsey 1:40, 7:40, 9:40.

WAYNE (Preakness Plaza) Today, Mash 7:30, 9:30. WELLMONT (Montclalr) Tomorrow, Little Fause and Big Halsey 2, 7:40, 9:50. WILLOWBROOK (Wlllowbrook) Today, Lickerish Quartet Carmen Baby 7, 10. DRIVE-INS -ANTHONY WAYNE Route 23) Today and tomorrow, Joe 7, Medium Cool 8:55. MORRIS PLAINS (Route 10) Today, There's A Girl in My Soup 7, Professionals 8:45.

NEWARK (Newark) Today, Joe 7, Sterile Cuckoo tomorrow. Beast of Blood 7, Curse of Vampires 8:30. ROUTE (Rutherford) Today, Joe 7, Sterile Cuckoo tomorrow. Little Fauss and Big Halsey 7, Molly Ma-gulres 8:45. ROUTE 4 (Paramus) Today, Joe 7, Sterile Cuckoo tomorrow.

Student Nurses 7, 10; Love Doctors 8:35. ROUTE 46 (Hnckensack) Today, There's A Girl In My Soup 7, Land Raiders tomorrow. Beast of Blood 7, Curse of the Vampire 8:30. TOTOWA Route 461 Today, There's A Girl In My Soup 7, Professionals tomorrow. Beast of Blood 7, The Curse of the Vampire 8:45.

TROY HILLS (Route 46) Today, Hornet's nest 7, Cannon for Cordoba tomorrow. Little Fauss and Big Halsey 7, Molly Moquire 8:45. lisher's three suspected sweeties. The same play was done in London the following fall by Frazee, under the title, "His Lady Friends." It had a 135-performance run at the St. James Theater, but although Charles Hawtrey may' have been in it, I have no record of the cast.

Irving Caesar is the only survivor among the authors of "No, No, Nanette" or the previous play version or even the original novel (whose name, incidentally, is spelled Edgih-ton in the English stage refer- ii 'sfliy! Vj iiKs 1,1, AfJlWtVCH Ri PETER SELLERS IX G0LD1E HAWN 7 I VforGaQuf TSSX vftSoup frT' iMtNuvmgiM tuam "No, No, Nanette" is not onjy Broadway's newest musical hit, but appears to be the biggest sleeper since "Oklahoma" surprised and captivated first-nighters in 194243 and bailed out the then-floundering Xheater Guild. The new song and dance revival delighted its initial audience at the 46th Street Theater last week just 4s it had previously won showgoers in Boston, Toronto, Philadelphia and Baltimore. 'There's a good deal more background to "No, No, Nanette" than is revealed in The Playbill. As everyone knows, the original production was a hit in 1925-26, but cursory research discloses that the show was done in Chicago, Philadelphia and London before Broadway each of the previous presentations having been a different edition. It was a hit in all four cities, having a 329-performance run here and playing 321 performances in London.

s' The role of the Bible publisher, now played by Jack Gilford, was originally acted by Skeets Gallagher later a movie star) in the Chicago company, by Cecil Lean in Philadelphia and by Charles Winninger at the Globe Theater (now the Lunt-Fontanne) in New York. The wife, now portrayed by Ruby Keeler, was played in the previous Broadway production by Eleanor Dawn. The lawyer-fixer, now acted by Bobby Van, was done by Wellington Owen. His wife, now played by Helen Gallagh- ALLWOOO (Clifton) Today, Diary of a Mad Housewife 7, Two Mules for Sister Sara tomorrow, I Never Song for My Father 7, A Walk In the Spring Rain 8:30. BAKER (Dover) Today, Diary of a Mod Housewife 1:45,7:25, 9:35.

BELLEVUE (Upper Montclalr) Today, Aristocats 7:30, 9:20. CENTER (Bloomfield) Today and tomorrow, Joe 7, 10; Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here 8:45. CENTRAL (Passaic) Today and tomorrow, Season in Tyro 1, 3:05, 5:15, 7:25, Joe 1:20, 3:30, 5:40 7:45, 9:55. CENTURY (Paramus) Today, Perfect Friday 1, 3:05, 5:15 7:25, tomorrow, Brewster McCloud 11, 3:05, 5:15, 7:30, 9:35. CINEMA 23 (Cedar Grove) Today, If It's Tuesday, It Must Be Belgium Diary of a Mad Housewife 9:45.

CINEMA 44 (Totowa) Today qnd tomorrow, Cromwell 7, 9:25. CLIFTON (Clifton) See theatre ad tor feature time schedule. FABIAN (Paterson) Today, Halls of Anger 1:10, 4:50, Joe 2:45,6:30, 10; tomorrow, Where's Poppa 3:20, 4:50, 10; Landlord 1:30, 5, 8:30. FOX (Hackensack) Today and tomorrow, Cromwell 1:25, 4:20, 7:10, 9:35. FRANKLIN (Nutley) Today, Diary of a Mad Housewife Two Mules for Sister Sora 6:50, tomorrow, A Walk in the Spring Rain 7, I Never Sang for My Father 8:45.

GRANT LEE (Fort Lee) Today, Do Me, Do Me 7, House of Cats 8:15, tomorrow. Private Arrangement 7, Peddlers of Sin 8:10, 10:30. HAWTHORNE (Hawthorne) Today, Airport tomorrow. Diary of a Mad Housewife 7:20, 9. JERRY LEWIS CINEMA (Wayne) Today, Lovers and Other Strangers 7:30, 9:30.

LITTLE CINEMA (Wlllowlbrook) Today and tomorrow Joe 7:30, tomorrow, Joe 7:30, 9:30. LOEW'S (Porsippany) Today and tomorrow. Five Easy Pieces 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. MALL Bergen Mall Today and tomorrow. Passion of Anna Wild Child 7, 10:15.

MONTAUK (Passaic) Ann ond Eve 1, 4, 7, 10; Shut Up and Deal 2:45,5:45,8:45. NEW CAPITOL (Passaic) TodoV and tomorrow Daisy Chain 1, 3:35, 6:15, Hard Man Is Good to Find 2:30, 5:10, 7:50. ORITANI (Hackensack) Today, Cannon for Cordoba 1,. 4:35, Hornet's Nest 2:40, 6:20, 10; tomorrow. Curse of Vampire 1, 4:05, 7:10, 10; Beast of Blood 2:35, 5:40, 8:45.

ORMONT (East Orange) Today and tomorrow Wild Child 1:45,7, Passion of Anna 3:10, 8:25. PARK (Caldwell Today, There's A Girl In My Soup 7:20, 9:20. PLAZA (Paterson) Today, Diary of a Mad Housewife 6:30, Two Mules for Sister Sara tomorrow, Italian Show, call theatre. QUEEN ANNE (Bogota) Today, Student Doctors 7:10, Love Doctors KOUTE It WAYNf ON THf MAIL U6-J919 COLON ACUKMrUIsM Film Festival Opens Tonight NORTH ARLINGTON sored by the Adult Education IUCTWC M-A-CAI KUTIRSAVAkAJII IT WUOWIWWt, WAYNf 15 6-709 er, was portrayed by Josephine Whittell, with Louise Groody in the title role now done by Susan Watson, Jack Barker in the juvenile part now acted by Roger Rathburn and Georgia O'Ramey as the maid now done by Patsy Kel- ly. In the Philadelphia company, Ona Munson played the title role, with Donald Brian as the lawyer and his wife portrayed by Cleo Mayfield, the offstage wife of Cecil Lean.

No records are available in the litter-crammed corner where this is being written as 'to the cast of the London production. Further investigation discloses, however, that "No, Nanette" was not an original musical, but was based on a farce, "My Lady Friends," by Emil Nyitray and Mandel, adapted from a novel, presumably of the same title, by May Edgington. "My Lady Friends" was produced in 1919-1920 at the Comedy Thea--ter in West 41st between Broadway and Sixth Avenues (it was subsequently the Mercury Theater and was demolished in 1939). The play was produced by H.H. Frazee (who later also presented "No, No, for a 214-performance run, with Clifton Crawford as the Bible publisher, Mona King-sley as his wife, Frank Morgan as the lawyer, Theresa Maxwell Conover as his wife, June Walker as the ingenue, Robert Fiske as the juvenile, Rae Bowdin as the maid and Edith King, Jane Warrington and Jessie Nagle as the pub also "Medium Cool" Board of West Hudson South Bergen.

Serbe Bourgouinon's "Sunday in Cybele" in French with Hardy Kreuger and Nicol Courcel, Henri Vernuil's "The Twenty-Fifth Hour" with An thony Quinn and Verna Lisi and Ingmar Bergman's "The Seventh Seal" with Max Von Sydow will be shown next month. The French film, "That Man From Rio," with Jean Paul Belmondo and Francois Dor-lac will be the first of a number of films scheduled to be presented at 8 p.m. Tuesdays in the Queen of Peace Grammar School auditorium in the first annual International Film Festival beginning tonight. The festival is spon CENTER Bloomfield Phone 748-7900-08 Thru Feb, 7 "TAKE A TIP FROM A FRIEND DONT DELAY IN ORDERING YOUR TICKETS!" Ken Wallace, The Record ANN CORIO'S 1971 EDITION OF Also Starring DICK DERillE IMttMintlMrt. "JOE" ROPT.

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Andy Griffith's new show on CBS pushed "him into 14th place and "all in the Family" was in 43rd place. Griffith did not reach the top 20 with his Here are the top 10: 1. Bob Jlope Christmas Spe-" Beatles Top Bing In Record Sales The Beatles have sold over 56 million LPs, placing them ahead of any other artist, the Music Research Bureau in Britain revealed. Their nearest rivals are Mantovani, with 43 million, Herb Alpert, with 30 million, and EMs Presley and Frank Sinatra, each with about 25 million LP sales. Joe Murrells of the bureau pointed out that the Beatles have chalked up over 74 million singles sales, and 3 million sales of extended play discs (EPs).

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Times PU I A New Musical Comedy Based on the Play PURLIE VICTORIOUS PRICES: Tues. thru Thurs. Orch, $9, Loge $8, Mea. $6, 5, 3. Frl.

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