The Portsmouth Herald from Portsmouth, New Hampshire • Page 16

16 THE PORTSMOUTH HERALD, PORTSMOUTH. N. H. Wcdncidoy, July Straw Hat Circuit Foxes Thrill for Geraldine Page BOSTON (AP)--Toppers from New England straw bat circuit: Geraldine Page says her tour as Regina iu "Little Foxes" is the first time that the thrill of playing a long-sought role hasn't been mixed with a ment. disappoint- Trio Held In Killing Of Youth BOSTON (AP).

Two youths and a juvenpe were held today without bail at Suffolk County Jail on murder charges in the death March :29 of John who at first was thought to have'been killed by a train. An inquest report Monday by District Court Judge Sadie L. Shulman said the Richards boy beaten and stabbed by four members of a youthful gang, and left near the'railroad tracks in "the Dorchester section. Charged with murder were Joseph 18; Herbert Spencer, 17, and an unidentified juvenile LL James McDonald of the police- homicide squad said a fourth youth, now a U.S. Marine at Parris Island, N.C., will be, returned to Boston to face was a juvenile at the time of Richards' death but has since become 17.

Because of his "juvenile status at the time of Jthe crime he was not identi- All-four reside in the Dorchester district near the Richards family home. Winners Listed At dard Party ELIOT Winners have been named for special awards and high scorers announced after last week's card party sponsored by the Southern Maine Fish and Game Association. A special award was won by Samuel Grossman Portsmouth. Other winners were Oren BaB, Alton Miller and Kobert BancourV all of Mrs. Gertrude Zeidman of Ports- month, and Grossman; Mrs.

Erma Coakley of Greenland and Harry Lantz of High scorers were Mrs. Marv Rose Lfljehulf, Joe Heaney, Mrs. J.H. Smith anc Mrs. Gertrude Schmigle, all of Portsmouth; Mrs.

a Myers, Mrs. O.W. Myers, of Nottingham: Mrs. Bob Keller and Mrs. Natalie Rancourt, all of Kitterv, and MrsfrCoakfey; Mrs.

Mae Graves of-Portsmouth and Mrs. Alice Miss Joyce Goodwin and Mrs. Roland Goodwin, all of Eliot. Consolation prize went to Albert Bice of Exeter. The aest card parry sponsored by-the Southern Maine Fish and Game Association will be Thursday at the clubhouse oh Martin Road, in Kittery.

at 8 p.m. Planners Urge Rail-Truck Road HARRISBURG. Pa. (AP) LItlle-used rail lines should be payed so; both trucks and trains could use them, a Pennsylvania Seriate mvestigating committee cfo rl! fa wasitold Tuesday. A lo fa can Eric 3.

Van Hausswolff, a who decided to "just make "I've been fortunate to play many of the parts I've always wanted to play," she said in an interview, but the joy of having them was lessened because of casting problems with other roles. "Regina is one of the great roles and it's' marvelous to be in a cbmpany that's so exciting to work with that I can go ahead and play the role as I en- jisioned it," she said. Regina is a cold, greedy Southerner who takes advantage of her wealthy husband's sickness to out maneuver her broth- irs in a 1900-era business deal that will make them rich by setting up a factory near their cot- ion plantation. Originally presented in 1939. the Lillian Hellman play was revived 'in New York last and later went on tour.

After the touring company left Boston in late winter, Miss Page, who has played numerous starring roles in the movies and on stage, took over as Regina for engagements in Detroit and Cleveland. A summer tour had not been planned, but the cast several members of the 1 New York production and others who had recently joined as replacements continue. "We fought hard to stay together," Miss Page said. "The summer tour wouldn't have come if we were not determined to stick together. It was all for one and one for alV we refused to go on tour unless we all went." The, company, now at the Ogunquit (Maine) Playhouse, has stops at the Lakewood Playhouse in Skowhegan, Maine, and the Cape Playhouse in Dennis.

left on its New England New England's Estelle Parsons says a feeling of "bigger responsibility" is the principal difference she notes as she stars for the first time in a play on summer tour; An Oscar winner for her role as Clyde's sister-in-law in the movie "Bonnie and Clyde," she is appearing in "A Taste of a bittersweet drama about a promiscuous English woman and --her desperately lonely teen-age daughter. "The money is better course," she said in an interview, "but the big difference is the responsibility." "You feel like you have to be good all the time because these people have come tp see you Your performance may not be better, but you w.ork harder and spend a lot more worrying abou it than when you're in a subor dinate role." Miss a former resi dent of Marblehead, Mass, wh was a-member of the inaugura season at the Berkshire Thea ter Festival in Stockbridge Mass. In previous summers, she also has toured-in shows as a supporting actress. Richard Dysart, a. New Eng land native on tour as one the.stars in "Little Foxes," is combining his love of camping with the tour.

Dysart, born in Boston am raised in Skowhegan, Augusta and Gardiner, Maine, travels with his tent, air mattress sleeping bag. gas stove, cooler and other, gear in the back Pennsylvania Highways Department planner, said his depart- a vacation out of the tour." Dy sart then finds a convenien campsite while other company go to indoor accom- rigbt-of-way from the Lehigh Valley Railroad. sinful to see this right- of-way lying around there not being used." said Sen. Albert Pechan, committee chairman. He said allowing trucks and trains to run over the same' routes "would "alleviate the ever-increasing traffic congestion OB our major "highways." 'Many Portsmouth persons be- to a prophecy that the! world was to come to an end in SAVE THAT RUG! WANT $50OO? Come to where the money is! Get more money st Bew-final, CtH up or come to where tfie money is now.

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