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ENTERTAINMENT 10 The Morning Call. Monday, October 5. 1 961 Old Age Means Money For Her Enjoys Her Wrinkles The New York Beat I Busy Steiger Keep Traveling 1 regardless of what the T. V. Jeanette By HAROLD IIEFFERNAN Hollywood (NANA) In a (own where eternal youth is the women and men pat away 24 hour a day watchword, where wrinkles and massage telltale tummies, character actress Jeanette Nolan is one rare and happy exception.

"Now just tell me what other gals in this business have played a 104-year-old woman lately," she says with a twinkle in her not-too-old eyes. She was re ferring to the aged part she, was for in two episodes of eSons first of which made up -my inreens ursioi wnicnia, i goes with me," says Rubin. "I'm a dialectician and can play people of almost every breed and type, but which of them I play seems to depend on whom I'm working for. Goes like this: for Red Skelton, I'm always a tramp; for Jack Benny, I'm always an Arab; for Joe Pasternak, it's a German and for Frank Capra I'm a gangster. For any one else I'm most likely to play an Italian." Now hugging 70, Benny's been bc(ore tne pubiic since ne was wnen he broke int0 tne game clog-dancer.

During one ne took fUn al professional boxing, fought 30 bouts and lost them all: But he boasts of a time when he ap- peared on the card with World Heavyweight Champion Max Khr Mna. a W00(en sn0e If tixX'sP: iiYMYYuYk 'Lovely War' Pretentious But Occasionally Livens Up Baer. "We were partners in a vaudeville act," he said Merely changing hair color can perform miracles for an actress in a mood-rut, says Shirley Jones, sunny side of the street heroine of "The Music Man" and "I had to change my image from a goody-goody to a baddy-baddy." She wants to forget that fallen woman she' played in "Elmer for one thing and says it was. Bob Hope, with whom she'll appear in his November 6 Chrysler Theater T. V.

show who was instrument tal in molding "the new Shirley "I really can't explain how much changing hair color' can do for a girl," she said. "But I can vouch right now that blondes don't have more fun, rot show continues its mad course in the foreground. A screen shows war recruiting posters, advertisements and photographs of men at the front. Most of the humor riccochets between vaudeville or music hall japes and that belonging to the dancing-on-a-grave category. Miss Littlewood is trying to show us the foolishness of it all, the blunders in high places, the frenzied whipping -up of patriotism in moments of crisis, and the horrid waste.

She makes her point, but there are too many frills and embellishments. BELLOW FARCE With the book world firing joyful salutes for Saul Bellow's latest of six novels, it would be a pleasure to give him a double triumph by acclaiming his first play at the Belasco. But I'm afraid "The Last Analysis" rates only a few scattered hurrahs. Mr. Bellows can write, no doubt of that.

He knows how to conceal serious purpose beneath the gloss of humor, and his dialogue is sharp and rich. But he has not yet mastered the elements of dramaturgy. His farce never reaches the Broadway NEW YORK (UPI) Current Broadway attractions, their leading players, theaters and ticket situations: "ABSENCE OP A CELLO" Fred Clark, Ruth White; Ambassador: needs ol a biarre family force dedicated scientist to traffic with big business; available. "ANY WEDNESDAY" Sanflv Dennis Don Porter. Rosemary AAurphv; Mustc Bok; Hilarious comedy of complications Involvin tycoon, his wife, his mistress and business rival.

Some available. "BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" Mildred hlarwlrk. Rnhert Reed. Bill- i M-voun Smash hit, plan well ahead. "FADE OUT FADE IN Carol Bur.

i plain gi pirl's movie stardom triumph in lush Hollywood era of near capacity: plan ahead. "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" Zero Mostel; Imperial; musical comedy of Jewish father in Ciarist Russia with problem of marrying off several daugh- ters; smash hit. Plan ahead. "FOLIES IERGERE" Paterhou: 1 i airs over A. B.

October 8 Actually, the actress is on mis aiuu ui du aiiu wnt-ii ui-i makeup is applied in reverse, she looks a pert 30. "But I'm telling you it's a real job and it takes something out of you sitting there all that time getting the plus-100 treatment. Feels almost like you've lived that long. They worked on my face more than 2 hours each morning before I started work and then after lunch and a few odd times during the day they'd step over and wrinkle me up some more. I haven't a clue on how they did it.

I was afraid to look in the mirror while it was going on." One thing it did do for her in addition to receiving a rewarding pay check Jeanette knows now how she'll actually look if she makes it to the 100-year mark even without the freeze job. How did she like herself? "Let's just Say I'm all for eternal youth." she grinned as no 104-year-old could grin. Jean-ette's got all her teeth. "If Paul Henning is a producer, I'm an Indian," says veteran character actor-comedian Benny Rubin, and when he says it, he's not being a wise guy-simply stating a fact: "Paul's partial to me as an Indian, so I play only Indians for him and -sure enough Benny is decked out as Chief Fleet Eagle in the i October 13 episode of Henning's "Petticoat Junction" series on! I -T "That's alwavs the way it Playbill The gifted Menasha Skulnik. whose talents were too great to i keep confined to the Yiddish i Theater, comes into the Play house on the Mall in Paramus tomorrow night to star in the 2-week run of "Seidman and Son a former Broadway hit.

The Meadowbrook Dinner-Theater, responding to popular demand, has brought back "My Fair Lady" for another fling, with Zachary Scott as Professor 'Iggins and Karen Shepard in the title role of Eliza. It opens Thursday, with dinner preceding the show as usual. As for the Paper Mill Play. house, it will be another week I of the resounding musical hit, "The Sound of Music" with Barbara Meister and Webb Til- Inn in thp foArfinp' rnlee i JULIE ANDREWS Two More Films and I'm looking for Pacific Highway They had just shot off a rocket there and they thought he might have been some kind of spy." Another time Rod took their daughter, Anna, with him to visit Claire (it was last Christmas) on location in the Arizona desert. It didn't seem right to be in the desert at Christmas time.

"So we went upon a mountainup to Mt. Lemmon and had our family Christmas party." Claire '11 probably take Anna with her to Europe to do "The Spy Rod'll be Heaven knows where. But some time some of these days they'll all be home together in Brooklyn Heights, U. S. A.

Margaret Whiting starred at the Copa and followed immediately at the Latin Quarter (but they're both cafes in Tokyo) rthur Fiedler, who did the Beatles' "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" with, his Boston Pops orchestra, told Tony Bennett he'll do the same with "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" Due at Tower East: Carol Burnett's sister Chris with actor Will Hutchins Execs from N. B. which dropped Mitch Miller's T.V.er, journeyed to N. J. to watch his cafe act at the Latin Casino Joan Crawford phoned Van Johnson, now in New Orleans, to reserve a table for his Oct.

14 Latin l4 opening. June Allyson, Jane Wyman, and June Havoc will be there too. A new teen group is called the Lyndonbirds Teresa Brewer's Las Vegas Sahara hit got her four film bids Sammy Kaye returns to T. V. this fall with a musical quiz show Vincent Lopez is hunting a society girl to sing with his Taft Grill band Don Rickles's wardrobe in "Pajama Game" includes a $3,500 set of mink pajamas Ex-kid star Bobby Breen is writing his memoirs Julie Andrews follows "Mary Poppins" with two other big films: "Sound of Music" and "Americanization of The Lyons Den Director's Post Goes To Quintero New York Producers Jay Chase and James Walsh have purchased the dramatic rights to "Matty and the Moron and Madonna" a new play by Herbert Lieberman, and have signed Jose Quintero, one of the theaters' outstanding directors, to stage the work.

Chase and Walsh will put "Matty and the Moron' and Madonna" Into rehearsal on February 15. It will open off Broadway four weeks later after two weeks of previews. The new play, which is set in New York City, has a boy of 10 as its central character. Playwright Lieberman is 31, married, and lives in New York. He received his B.

A. degree from C. C. N. Y.

in 1955 and his M. A. a year later from Columbia. Lieberman first worked for the New York Times, later for Macmillan Publishing. C.

B. S. Television Workshop used a number of his teleplays and his last script was produced in March 1964, under the title of "Goodnight Grace Kelly Wherever You "Matty and the Moron and Madonna" won first prize in the University of Chicago's Play Contest in 1963 when it was awarded the Charles H. Sergei Drama Award, judged by Kenneth Tynan, who said of it as being a play of hallucinating power. The play was later published in the Chicago Review and by Hill and Wang in their dramabook series in hard and soft cover.

Stardom For Booth James Booth, the British actor singled out for his' outstanding performance in will star with Shirley Jones. Stella Stev-ens, and Honore Blackman in M. G. "The Secret Of My which Andrew Stone will produce and direct from his own original screen play in England and on the Continent. The comedy is scheduled for a November starting date.

Theater Timetable ELLEVUE (Upper Montclalr) Beckft," 7 00. 7.00. CAPITOL (Passaic) "Looking For 1 00, 4 00, 7:00. 10.00; 5:15, I 35 CENTRAL (Passaic) I 20. 4:50, 8 30 CINEMA 44 (Totowel "Of Human 7:00.

"The a 40 CLAIR IDOE (MonlcUir) "It's A Mad, Mad Mad, i 00 FABIAN (Peterson "Behold A Pale 2.40. 9.50; "A Pair Of 1,10, 4:4, I FINE ARTS (Passaicl .00. 7.3', 10. 1 GARDEN (Peterson) 1:205:001:35 "Comolete HAwf HORN'S "A Hard Day's 1.30, 3:15. 7:10.

1.50 PLAZA (Patenon) "House Is Not A 7:00, "Bedllme 8 40 (Peterson) "Lookmt) For 1:00 4:00, 7:00, sVSOi "Ta- 2:35. 5.35. I 25 WAYNE "Of Human Bondage' 1:50. 7:25, t.35 DRIVE-INS HACKENSACK (Litlte Ferry) 'Who's That 7 00; Behold A Pale il PARAMUS "Shot in The 7 00, 10 50; World of Henry Or- 9:05 ROUTE 3 (Rutnerfera) "The. Strip.

7:00. The I 45 ROUTE 17 (Upper Saddle River) "Behold A Pale Horse 7 oo. -Who's That :10 ROUTE 44 (Saddle Brook) 'Kisses For My 7:05, "A Distant 00 TOTOWA "Who's That "Behold A Pale Horse," :00 SSUlt 44. T4TIM4. 4 S-44 Kl NOVAK- LAURt Mi HAMV.

IT 6 "wnwiDa08 i Hill HLnHlHn Tf EltSSMMSl COMA ItK if mi tAtiDtiirt uAmrrv IN SOV VAL 3V- AM i nKMksJ CLEOPATRA Shown at 1:20 5:00 I 30 MISJU I LssT I I TkV COLO BY DE LUXE 1 W'u TU ES." ALSO NOW 700 CAMB plugs say. I find myself freer in my work and in my personal attitudes." She's staying brunette for her coming movie, "The Secret Of My shooting in Europe and the title may be prophetic. T. new season, with a record number of debut shows, is only a month along and already the axe is being honed if not actually swung. It is distressingly apparent in front offices of the three major networks that at least five highly-touted starters have fallen far short of early hopes especially with critics across the country.

No less an upper-brass than James Aubrey, president of C. B. observed even before the season began "When they start falling, they fall fast." zany, breakneck pitch that whirls us to roaring acceptance of its implausible content. He examines a famous television comedian, Philip Bum-midge, who has retired from the cameras to put himself through self-analysis. He has read Freud and the' other boys, and he appears to have had some experience with live psychiatry, for he dutifully leaves a fee '(for himself) after a couch session.

Bummidge is trying to "squeeze the meaning" from his experiences, and to find "the real Sam Levene plays Bummidge and if his role is long, his art is equal to it. His eyes jump about like small agitated ovals of anthracite, he is most comic when most serious, and his anguish in self-discovery strikes at the heart of the human predicament. But Mr. Bellows stays too long at the psychological fair. He devotes his play to Bum-my's search for himself, and a whole evening of it is too much.

Among the large cast Ann Wedgeworth of Abilene, Texas, exhibits beauty and exudes sex as Bummy's kept woman. Box Score Ames; drama about soldier's problems in lo family life; Available. "TRAVELLER WITHOUT LUGGAGE" Ben Gaiier-a, Mildred Dunnock; Anta! amnesia victom finds real identity repulsive, decides he better oft as available. "WHAT MAKES SAMMY Lawrence. Sally Ann Howes.

Robart A Ida. 54th Street; Budd Schulbera'i adantatlon Into musical of his cele brated novel about a heel who becomes a big shot In movia Industry; Available. REPERTORY THEATER OP LINCOLN CENTER Anta Washington Square Theater; Arthur Miller's semi-autobio-graphical "After The a man's search for truth with Jason Robards Barbara Loden; available. CLOSED; Sept. "A Girl could get lucky" performances), Oct 3 "The Three Sisters" lit perform ances); "Wiener Blut" 127 performances.

BROADWAY OPENINGS THIS WEEK: Wednesday "Beekman Morosco; Thursday "The Martin Beck. Shirley Bonne In 4My Sister Eileen' Shirley Bonne, who starred in the T.V. Series My Sister El- has been set for her first major film role in M.G.M.-Filmways' "The now filming in northern California with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton starred. Miss Bonne previously was at ft fnr nnicru-loc nf thn "TW x- i i Klldare and Mr. Novak tele- vkinn corinc Shelley Winters Robert Taylor "A House Is Not a Home" Adult Entertainment Marlon Brando David Niven Shirley Jonei "Bedtime Story" In Color NEW TRANSLUCENT CHINA, CRYSTAL, GLASSWARE; AND STAMP LAN STARTS TONITI Tuesday Wednesdoy Absolutely free to Ladies FREE Door Priies To Lucky Ladies fife STV 1 -Wt ssW-.

i ii With EARL WILSON Get out the atlas we're visiting Claire Bloom. From her pink house in pleasant, leafy Brooklyn Heights, the beauty will soon he leaving for Dublin and Munich nd Amsterdam to star with Richard Burton in "The Spy Who Came Out Of the "But before Jt go," she says, "I hope to have a little time in the pink house with Rod" her husband, Rod Steiger, who's been off in Hollywood filming "The Loved about the burial business. "We try to get together whenever we can, but She had been busy making "The Outrage" in Chatsworth, N. M. To make it all more cosmopolitan, Claire used a Tennessee accent when she was outraged by Paul New--man in "The Outrage" which she learned from voice coach Julie Bishop In Los Angeles.

1 Yes, we live in Brooklyn Heights. I come into town most every day." By "into she meant Manhattan. When Rod and Claire got married, they thought of taking a home in Greenwich Village but somebody told them: "All the Greenwich Villagers have moved to Brooklyn Heights." Upon finding the pink house, Claire swooned, in a refined way. Brooklyn Heights seemed to her to be much like London's Kensington. "We make a point of not seeing each other when we're actually acting," Claire told me the other day.

"It's too personal. Rod can tell by my manncrisims if I'm nervous and probably make me more nervous. You can hide things from people but not from your husband." Joe E. Lewis, sipping a drink, told the auidence, "I resent being called a big drunk I'm only 5-foot-8." But there's no reason for not visiting each other without watching some filming and so Rod drove to New Mexico to see her during the outraging. "Rod had lunch with me and then drove off.

There was a terrific fog and he heard a terrible explosion. Suddenly police swarmed around him demanding to know what he was doing there. "He said 'I'm Rod Steiger Six Lovelies Signed For 'Hang Head' New York Six beautiful young girls have been signed by Marion Javits for her musical entertainment, "Hang Down Your Head and the revue which opens Thursday, October 15, at the Mayfair Theatre. "Hang Down Your Head and which has a circus background, was the recipient of the Critics' Award as the best revue of 1964. All of the girls were especially chosen for their beauty and singing and dancing prowess and have appeared in major Broadway and off-Broadway productions.

The six are Virginia Mason, Teri Phillips, Jenny O'Hara, Jill O'Hara, Ria Tawney, and Nancy Tribush. They complement the other characters in the revue, all of whom appear as circus performers. They include the ringmaster, the clowns, the strongman and, of course, the circus band. Miss Mason was in the Lon don and New York productions of I to Get Miss Phillips was in the off-Broadway production of "Alice With and the Sisters O'Hara (Jill and Jenny) and Miss Tawney have all appeared on Broadway and major T. V.

musical productions. Miss Tribush last was Teen in New York in "Riverwind" and prior to that as the ingenue lead in "Bye, Bye, "Hang Down Your Head and Die" is the first producing effort of Mrs. Javits. wife of Senator Jacob K. Javits.

RENT A FOR PARTY OR DANCE MARDI CRAS COSTUME SHOP 9 ORIENT WAY RUTHERFORD WE 9-1152 Open 9 To 9 i New Film On Kennedy To Premiere WASHINGTON (UPI) An estimated 1.700 persons will attend the world premiere here Tuesday of a new documentary motion picture on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. It is called "Four Days in November." Leaders, from all three branches of the federal government and officials of numerous foreign embassies have accepted invitation to the black-tie affair at the Keith-Albee It is being shown as part of United Press International's annual National Conference of Editors and Publishers. The movie was drawn from many thousands of feet of film taken during Kennedy's life. Some of it has never been shown publicly before.

The two hour picture was produced by David L. Wolper, who turned out a special Kennedy film for the Democratic National Convention. About 400 delegates and their wives attending the UPI conference will attend with the government and foreign representatives, Earlier Tuesday, UPI conference delegates will hear speeches by Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, Republican nominee for president, and New York City police Commissioner Michael J.

Murphy. Program Tickets For Children Are On Sale Ridgewood Tickets for the series of four Tic Toe, Programs (To Introduce Culture To Our Children), for Young People are now on sale to children in elementary schools in Ridgewood, Ho-Hq-Kus, and Mount Carmel School. The series, which consists of programs of high professional caliber in the, fields of music, drama, and dance, brings culture to the child's level in four offerings. The programs in the sixth annual series are "Princess Qua a classic Russian Fairy tale; Mozart's "The Magic "The Children's Mime with sketches in pantonine produced and played by Tony Montanaro who studied with Marcel Marceau; and "Young a musical play based on Thomas Jefferson's first year at college. The first program will be given October 17 at 2 P.

M. at the Benjamin Franklin Junior High School. Tickets for the children's series may be obtained from Mrs. William N. Sweet of 359 Prospect Ridgewood.

Seating is limited and no single-program applications will be accepted. Sign Youngster For 'Black Spurs' A. C. Lyles has signed moppet Manuel Padilla for a role in "Black outdoor-action drama he is producing for Para- mount with Rory Calhoun, Terry Moore and Linda Darnell co-I starring. Padilla is youngster who Lyles launched on a promising Uilm career in his film, "The 1 Young and the which also starred Calhoun.

He also re-Icently appeared in "Sylvia" at I Paramount. Molly Ticon to star in "Hello, Dolly:" in Israel. It will be in Hebrew. George Jessel entered Toots Shor's just as the telephone on the reservations table rang. Jessel answered the phone and exchanged a few wittTcis ms witrF'Hne tady caller, who asked his name.

"I'll give you a hint," said Jessel, and then sang "In My Mother's Eyes." theme song for the past 35 years "Now I know," the lady guessed. "Nat King Cole, right?" Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy will be guest of honor at the Westchester home of Jim Farley Jr. on Sunday.

The party is a rally for Frank Conniff, the Democratic nominee for Congress Muriel Resnik, author of "Any is completing the long about the fantastic comedy hit. Stein Day will publish the with photos by Wallace Lit-win, the author's husband Fran Jeffries will join Jerry Lewis's act In Toronto and Detroit next week. Leopold Stokowski returned from Europe last week and started rehearsals immediately. His American Symphony Orchesra will have its opening concert at Carnegie Hall tonight At the rehearsals invited school children always are urged to ask questions. One 5-year-old asked the maestro: ''How can you tell if there is a mistake, with all that noise?" Jean-Paul Sartre will give the major address when the PEN's first international conference in an iron curtain country opens in Budapest Oct.

14. The volume of his autobiography. "The Words," will be published by Braziller on Wednesday The Italian Fair in St. Louis next week requested that two u. the war moves along "Half PLAYHOUSE ON THE MALL IBeroen r- r- Mio, Piramm: ciod toniom I British Expeditionary Force TUESDAY: Opens, "Seidman and' U'lnad flnf" u-hilo tho Pir.

Son starrino Menasha Skulnik; nisht-! Pea UUI ttniie me I ICr-IV. Tuesdav throuon. Friday, 1:30 P. i matinee Thursday at 2 two shows on Saturday at 5:30 and 9 P. Sunday, 7:30 P.

M. i Broadway; special export edition of i famed revue, Available. SOME POPULAR OFF-BROADWAY AT- "FUNNY OIRL" Barbra Streisand, TRACTIONS AND THEIR THEATERS: Sydney Chaplin; Winter Garden: mu- "The Fantasticks," Sullivan Street; "In sical about early career and romance White America," Sheridan Souare; "The of comedienne Fanny Brice; Capacity. Troian Women." Circle In the Souare; plan ahead. "Dutchman" and "The American Dream," "HELLO DOLLYI" Carol Channino, o'Jt "Ci'ndy" "oohe'Jrn-David Burns; St James; Farcical Burfefou." im T.

musical about female matchmaker who i editionl, Ca-reserves wealthy client for herself; sln0 meadowbrook dinne theater, New York "The Subject Was Cedar Grove: Closed throuon Wednes- Front Ti fiilrnu'c hit day THURSDAY: Ooens, "My FairKOSes ranK U. Uliroy Hit musical brouoht back by df 1 rlrama starrinff Jack Alhcrtsnn mand, starrinu Zachary Scott and orama siarring jacs Aioerison, Karen Thursday through sat- Irene Dailey, and Martin Sheen, urday about P. M. toliowlns din-1 nr; Sunday, about 7:30 P. M.

I Will play its 150th performance paper mill playhouse, tohight at Winthrop Ames Thea- Ciosed tonight; TUESDAY: Resumes, tpr Thp awflrrl-winninf nlav "The Sound of starring Bar- Ier- lnB awaru winning piay bara Meister and Webb Tilton: niohtly, was DrodllCed bv Edcar E. Tuesday through Friday at 8 30 P. V. j- tti matinee, Wednesday at 7 two; Lansbury and directed by Ulu shows. Saturday at 6 and :30 P.

Sunday, I I'TOSDara. By WARD MOREHOUSE New York (NANA) David Merrick, once a St. Louis attorney, has the looks and suavity of an oldtime Mississippi riverboat gambler. And he has had jackpot success in the biggest casino of them all, the Broadway theater. With each success he becomes more fanatical in his raiding of the London stage, drawing upon the West End with all the rapacity practiced by Hollywood upon the New York stage in the 1920s and 1930s.

His new importation at the Broadhurst, "Oh What a Lovely by no means hits the jackpot. It belongs more to Shaftesbury Avenue than ir ftrnaHurfiv whllo has some documentary va jt often seeras (iown. If." Under the guise of a Pierrot snow. Jan Littlewood has de- visea a mocmng anu-war mu-. sical which intermingles the events, places and people of the first World War.

It documents the horror and humor, the sacrifice and blunders in high places of 1914-18, and it is best when it turns to the old. familiar war songs, like "Pack Up Your Troubles" and "There's a Long, Long Overlong and overstated, it does occasionally come to life vividly and imaginatively, but it is mercurial. The arrival of the wounded in London "Ambulances for Officers is effective, but the chatter across No Man's Land between the British and the Jerrys belongs to a time that is far, far away. In the nuclear age enemies at war will not see one another, -as they did at Somme or Verdun, and there will be no tune for banter. icTnc A fast-moving electric gives the appalling news as 150 FOR 'ROSES' anxious to have Orson Welles come here for a deal with him that Gleason vows his no-limit offer will include "plus $600 for Quentin Reynolds just completed his biography of Jennie Grossineer and is now on "a 10-city arena tour1 as nar- rator for "World of In Toronto last week Reynolds smashed while he worked.

Someone asked him about his tesimonial for the drug that he said helped him quit smoking. "I quit smoking for a year," Reynolds replied. "I proved it could be done. I gave my fee to the Cancer Society, and started smoking again." Ray Stark, head of Seven Arts, just bought the film rights to "The Deep Freeze a novel about European finishing schools. "It's all about the three Rs," said Stark: "Romance, Romance and Harry Hcrshficld dined on shrimp and steak.

He then deplored the new custom of having candidates launch their political campaigns by eating knishes, blintzes, and gefilte fish. "A candidate who samples all that strange food, "must wind up either winning or else an anti-Semite with indigestion." Gina Petrushka and Roberta Lean, ushers at the Brooks Atkinson, where "The Deputy" is playing, paid heed to what was going on onstage. They auditioned so well, when two small parts became available, that they stepped into the roles Thursday night Rex Harrison portrayed Pope Julius in "The Agony and the On the final day of shooting, he was hounded by the paparazzi. He waved his scepter at the cameramen and said: "Go away or I'll have you all Molly Will Do 'Dolly' In Israel A I With LEONARD LYONS Sen. Kenneth Keating tries to use a different campaign speech at each rally.

He tells of the late Sen. James E. Murray of Montana, who said "I have just one speech. I use while other use 18 speeches. Saves me a lot of trouble and work." Nor was he afraid someone might hear him say the same thing over and over again.

one who hears my speech once," said Sen. Murray, "doesn't come around again." The Beatles now collect $25,000 a month in royalties from the sale of Beatle buttons, such as "I Love Ringo" The Beatles, incidentally, may make a cartoon tieup with AI Capp Walter Cronkite and Mrs. L. B. J.

will receive the Univ. of Texas Alumni Awards Saturday The Liston-Clay re-match in Boston Nov. 16 will be scaled at a $50 top David Merrick has signed smash nit, ptan wen ahead. i "HIGH SPIRITS" Beatrice Lillie. Tarn-my Grimes, Edward Woodward.

Alvin: Musical version of Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" about remarried man beset by ghost of first wife; Available. "HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS iAd I TUM I BEil 1 TIWIilAfl 0rrv) Hickman, RwJy VaMw; 46th Anei th mi-rail auniirNmai Auailahl' I "MARY, MARY" William Prince, Mtrtdv Carbon: Have: Comdv of di I vorced coup'e'i exponent befort t-firm bKk togathtr; Available. "NEVER TOO LATE" Oennls O'Keefe. Martha Scott; Playhouse; Hilarious comedv of middleaged couple with married daughter who discover they're to have a baby; Available. "OH WHAT A LOVELY WAR" Victor Spinetti, Barbara Windsor, Broadhurst: unusually conceived English musical World War available.

"OLIVER!" Judy Bruce, Robin Ram- i sev; Shuberl; British musical hit soectacu' Bated op Dickens' "nilvr Twist" is metut show; Available. THE COMMITTEE" Henry Milter's; I company of eight from San Francisco where satirical revue ran II months; limited engagement through November 14; available. "THE DEPUTY" Robert Harris; i Atkinson; Internationally controversial drama of voung priest's losing struqgle i to get Pope Pius XII to denounce Hitler's treatment of the Jews; Avail- able. "THE LAST ANALYSIS" Sam Levene; Belasco; Farce about television star's involvement in psychoanalysis; availabie. "THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES" Jack Albertson, Irene Dailey; Winthrop Ample Free Porking HAWTHORNE 7.2121 LAFAYETTE HAWTHORNE I I I NOW THRU WEDNESDAY "Ont of thf freshest, funniest films ever made." Times Mag.

BEATLES A HARD DAT NIGHT Mali StiiniUv A 3 nil Starts Thursday Disney's "Th MOON-SPINNERS" with Hilv Mill. I "The Incredible Mr. Limpet" NOW THRU TUES. (Highest Suspenseful and exciting action!" -Nm ror Dly haws OUWIfWiM fred Z1NNEMANN GREGORY ANTHONY 0MAS PECK QUINN SHARIF MICHAELCRAJO MARV PEACtJ r-VIBlli IV I i i LI.IXABt.ir, I ATLUK Rich. Burton Rex Harrison it GEORGE JESSEL Guess Who? prominent Italians be there as representatives.

The two will be Gina Lollobrigida and Mike Stern, author of "An American in John Secondari, who wrote. "Three Coins in the is the executive producer of the A. B. V. series "Saga of Western His wife.

Helen Jean Rogecs. directs the network's documentaries. They're expecting their first baby before spring. She told her documentaries staff: "The baby should arrive sometime between "Leonardo da Vinci' and 'George Armstong Custer'." Simon Schuster is publishing Herblock's prizewin-ning cartoons in one new volume, "Straight Herblock" Jackie Gleason is so TOM TRYON in THE CARDINAL Richard Widmark Sidney Poitier "THE LONG SHIPS" ChanorS Supptr C-lul ilaff -Announces with Jeep priJe, a Iwofofcl ccfelralion parly, 0,1. IQllr affJaJDL "JJcl Dwini" and llteij officiality join llieir 11 jollier, feanor" in lite manaijeinenl of llitcluL Alt our leil lo TJoren and JSilfy and llieir 11 join who is So proud.

Pe9fl'J' Ijjargie, Jaije, ifeilf, Liberia PA RAMI'S ROAD, PA RAMI'S Fred MacMurray Polly Bergen "KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT" Troy Donahue "A DISTANT TRUMPET" Peter Sellers Elke Sommer in "A SHOT IN THE DARK" olio "WORLD OF HENRY Paul Newman Jackie Gleaton "THE HUSTLER" Joanne Wpcidword "The Stripper" excommunicated." 1.