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-vAv 4ir 1 MOVIOS 4 1 3 -1 3 3' 77 C1711 Otiet IT 4gdO 711PMUSI ''''')6 pe (I 41 i DELIOCRAT -VV EMMEMIS 4 i .7 BF SATURDAY SUNDAY -JANUATIY' i 'THE MIRACLE WORKER' 4 Music Circle Concert rizn-Winntnn' rnmn, .0, A Iv rs A-- it 1 'THE MIRACLE WORKER' Prize-Winning Droll-16 SATURDAY, 13-14, 1962 ilM1 USIC Circle Concer '4t 1 When William Gibson's play. 611ke Miracle opens Monday night at the American Eileen Brennan will play Annie and 11- year-old Donna Zimmermann will be Helen Keller. Miss Brennan is die first aotress of Irish descent to portray the colleen 'who helped 'Helen Keller discover the world of language. She considers her role one of the tOughest assignments ever cifered to an American actress. lay ens will so- )ed rid ler gn- an 1 1 1 1 11 I 1 1 AT grown Auditorium 1 i r.

i I Works by 1 tam.11Z...001,... sz tWene will be be pre. rit nreebytn-thb: sPcmNevr Mrusi'dictitirs seacle, gr-411P 1 4 1 I tt i crp concert of century composer out charge 8. 8 p. in.

in Brown Hall Audi Composers attending tit' will be to the ublic with- Pe ra 10111:6.:. .0. li 1 1 Atibw Pfl -fi -S -0 sented at the the .4,... 1 I it 'flip ()1 -88r. 00 1 It it.

0 New Muic Circle Sunday at -s 1 1 C-IN 0 '1 -0, ol --'4 Vt. terium on the washington tei. concert will be Robert KellA, tk A versity cam The concert of Champaign Illinois, and 7 8'-qb e. 41. 1-111C pus.

,0.,,7 t---' 1 had originally been scheduled Manus asonkin and Henry 0,08 00, 1 -Jo: for performance at the Three Orland, of St. Louis. Kelly' Fountains restaurant wh I will represented on the ti ,47, u- 0 a program by the Sonata for damaged last Wednesday was by fire and water. Violoncello and Piano, Opus .8 The concert, the second of 32 (1959); ori vi. s4: 4A 4 I Irmo ta isi la l'Af 1LN- St A 1 PPAIIIII" QVC WC, 1 i t.

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FARCIAL are the goings-on aboard this vessel In "Sail a Crooked Ship" which opens -Jan. 19 at loew Mid-City Theater. Manned by self-appointed "Captain" Ernie Kovacs, who's actually a gangster (I. at wheel) with Frank 1 Gorshin (far as the brains of the outfit, the film also features Carolyn Jones (c.) as a gangster moll, Robert Wagner, A ill Dolores Hart, and teen-age sngng idol Franke Avalon who lays Erne Kovac's dewev-eved nebhew pi. The film has been I I C1 FRANTIC AND FARCIAL are the goings-on aboard this vessel in "Sail a Crooked Ship" which opens an 19 at loew's Mid-City Theater.

Manned by self-appointed "Captain" Ernie Kovacs, who's actually a gangster, (I. at wheel) with Frank Gorshin (far as the brains of the outfit, the film also features Carolyn Jones (c.) as a gangster moll, Robert Wagner, Dolores Hart, and teen-age singing idol Avalon who plays Ernie Kovac's dewey-eyed nephew. The film has been At Brown -Auditorium Works by twentieth- three to be sponsored this sea: ton by the New Music century composers Will be pre-' Will be open to the public with- tented at the concert of the out charge. 8.: New Music Circle Sunday at 8 p. In in Brown Audi Composers attending' barium on the Washington concert will be Robert KellA, ii versity campus.

The concert had originally been scheduled for Performance at the Three Fountains restaurant wh I was damaged last Wednesday evening by fire and water. The concert, the second of Of Champaign, Illinois, and Minas Sasonldn and Henry of -St. Louis. Kelly will be represented on the program by the Sonata for Violoncello, and 32, -t of Champaign, Mincia, and Manus Sasonldn and Henry Orland, "of St. Louis.

Kelly will be represented on the program by the Sonata for :3 iflilittrriOgl ,7) 0 0 ee "th I Al EILEEN BRENNAN DONNA ZIMMERMAN Pop Concert Sunday At Kiel i 5 k. 1 owl 4e; 1., 3 Mil, Ni J' j19.1.. 4 i La.A 7 adapted from Nathaniel Benchley best-selling novel. ''SEE 1, THEN SEE IT "5Et IT THEN AFF IT Films in Brief 1 1 I 1 LI iill i 1 Lange and Arthur O'Cozmell sion a hold. bank robbery in are starred.

THE LEAGUE OF MEN, a comic thriller carried off in the grand British Man- II0 il FOX. ner. Helping Mr. Hawkins with INTRODUCIble 4r 14 tames the "Operation Golden Fleece" I II I I west Debbdin Reynolds SECOND TIME are Roger" -Livesey, Nigel Iliht; 4 4 ill Jill' III EILEEN AROUND, a-d froc Patrick and li- Richard Atten- BRENNAN out oorsy abotzt a widow from the east borough who once were offi- illanntliritallito ..,1.... ..4.4....

41... FOX Debbie Reynolds tames the West in SECOND TIME AROUND, an out-doorsy frolic about a widow from the east who rides into the sion a bold. bank robbery in THE LEAGUE OF MEN, a comic thriller carried off in the grand British manner. Helping Mr. Hawkins with "Operation Golden Fleece" are Roger' Nigel Patrick and Richard Atten, borough who once were Vitittlic.itiqlft.

t.itf! '0 4 iNTRODUCIble EILEEN BRENNAN i officers -if not quite gentlemen. I ''sN111111NI I N7 'MEW'S 'Ray Bolger' villainous Barnaby, star of Walt Disney's BABES ZI TOYLAND, Color-adapted from Victor Herbert's immortal musical. Ed Wynn plays the Toymaker and Tommy Sands sings up a storm. LOEW'S MID-CITY. Frank Capra's POCKET-rut; OF MIRACLES, set in New York during the colorful days following repeal, is jammed with the crazy Broadway characters who were friends of Damon Runyon.

Bette Davis, Glenn Ford, Hope FUL OF MIRACLES. set in New York during the colorful days following repeal, is jammed with the crazy Broad- way characters who were friends of Damon Runyon. Bette Davis, Glenn Ford, Hope STATE illainous he Walt Disney's tor erC 1 '3r rzom UNITED PRj 2 UNiTED PRESS co-starred. shark who's forced to defend his national against a ORCOADIrtrirtroz ruthless newcomer. Paul New- APOLLO ART Jack Hawkins plays a re- man plays the aggressive con- IG HI TI1 tired British colonel who mas- tender and Piper Laurie adds terminds with military preci- Ole love co-starred.

APOLLO ART Jack Hawkins plays a retired British colonel who masterminds with military preci shark who's forced to defend his national -title against a ruthless newcomer. Paul Newman plays the aggressive contender and PiPer Laurie adds the love interest ST. LOUIS 1 SIX AREA-WIDE BOX. OFFICES FOR TOUR ST. LOUIS SIX AREA-WIDE sor OFFICES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE AMBASSADOR Juanita -Hall, Nancy Kwan, James Shigeta and Miyoshi Umelot star in FLOWER DRUM SONG, film version of the smash Rodgers and Hammerstein Broadway.

musical. ESQUIRE KING OF KINGS, Samuel Bronston's towering narrative the people and times of Jesus Christ. told in 70 MM Super-, Techniritma Technicolor. Jeff! rey Hunter plays Christ, Siobhen McKenna is the Virgin Mary and Robert Ryan stars as John the Baptist. THE JOSE GRECO SPANISH I i Le -4.

1 4, I 1 0110 1 i tic' 4, I 4,, THP JOSP ARECC1 SPANISH lesus Jper- Jett! Siob- irgin erK MYSTERIOUS ISLAND, an- DOWNTOWNAmerican Theatre. Illit Charles fr A WESTFamous-Barr Clayton and Mix. Baer Fuller threads other Jules Verne adventure, te NORTHFamous-Barr NarHdand and Stk. Baer Fuller River Road 4 .6 4 SOUTHFamous-Sart Sot othtown 1 filmed in Superdynamation and 1130 0 ft color, about a balloon flight to I I 1, iir- a 'never-never. lantL- Herbert 1 c.f.,.

02', 4 11 173 ----k'i 4 1 Lom turns ttp as Captain Nemo -0' A 4 1 it, di I and Gary Merrill, Beth Logan, ily re x) Bate. fed Ble. $2.50. (Inci Ta ()reit. Maze.

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27 i citil PAGEANT ItIt 4 St Charles CE 1- 7000 treT4L111AN8 31FMAISklAW. ED, JAN' 14 1 i THE 1NNocENrs, a Power- DIRECT FROM DROADWAYI 't i ful himk of the Macabre based. 2i Turn 0( on Henry James' novel "Me nrABSTOCIS ic gaZIELIGNTRI The Screw," stars alitOrr VS. 'ear i 4- Deborah Kerr as a spinster- SAMISIMERJUITHUICAMTHP'sw4 governess in', charge of two PADDY CHAYEFSKY's I Coo Mt evil tots. Pamela Franklin T.

and Martin Stevens play the 1-'tr- 11 '2 precious little darlings with 0 "I op 11 ----WM---- 1 ii) gleeful malevolence while di- 60- raltrirtlittlA rector Jack Clayton's facile bottillid fiv I I rt 1 camera peers into every sac is- -0 ONE GUTHRIE ter glade and cobwebbed cor- WITH I ridor ot an eerie British coun- -nem MU "vim 110111 A shocker with EJI-All StIMAITZ. WIWI 'AM ItAt 1FT OMPANY tsf ItL ry ouse. real aimm' ulnas 1111101tt imer mums BALLET COMPANY infinite varieties of Spanish terpsi MYSTERIOUS ISLAND, an' other Jules Verne adventure, filmed in Superdynamation and color, about a balloon flight to a 'never-never Herbert Loin turns tip as Captain Nemo and Gary Merrill, Beth Logan, Michael Callan mid Joan Greenwood are a few of the travelers. PAGEANT 1 THE INNOCENTI'S, a power- ful hunk of the Macabre based. on Henry James' novel "Me Turn Of The Screw," stars Deborah Kerr as a spinster-governess In', charge of two evil tots.

Paznela Franklin and Martin Stevens play the precious little darlings with 1 gleeful malevolence while di- rector Jack Clayton's facile camera peers into every sinis- II ter glade and cobwebbed cor- ridor of an eerie British country house. A real shocker with DOWNTOWidimerlean Theo. "tit Sf. Charles A A WESTFamous-Barr Clayton and Stix. Saar Fuller WAstrands NORTHFameas-Barr NerHdand and Stk.

Baer Fuller River Roads 4 SOUTHFantous-Sarr Southfown I 0-1 pol f10 1th 4 St. Charles CE. 1-7000 NIGHTS and DIRECT FROM PADDY CHAYEFSKY's fr 7t, 711t 1111171Z immosimmionEssisomsw Mem $5: 1st Bite. $4. $3.50: rod Bk, $2.50.

its Metz- $4: lit Bala. $3. $2-50; Ind Sale. $1.711 Six Nights Only! 2 Matinees MONDAY, JAL 22 thru SATURDAY, JAL 27 at JAN. 14 JAN.

27 2 r.m. BROADWAY! gamblinggunsmoke territory of early Arizona. Deacon Andy Griffith plays a bumbling rancher in love with Debbie but finally loses her to sturdy Steve Forrest. Thelma Ritter and that high. kicker Juliet Prowse are In all, Greco has sought to provide the Widest range of Mood, tempo, pattern and charact.

in the current programan endeavor that 'would be well nigh iMpossible with any smaller or less perfected a company than the Greco troupe, which comprises upward of 30 artists. Entertainment Enterprises Is presenting the attraction in Louis. Performance begins at 8:30 p.m. Seats are now available at Aeolian Ticket Office; 1004 Olive street, and Kiel All 7L CWLI ovugiAL vu Tea .11 14 am ao Ate. Awara INon TIVOLI In THE HUSTLER, Jackie Gleason plays "Minnesota Fats," a dan-dan dandy pool a touching performance by-Miss portrayal DOCTOR IN LOVE stars Michael Craig, Virginia Maskell, Leslie Phillips and James Robertson Justice and describes some crazy operations you'll never read about In medical journals.

SHADY OAK' CALL ME GENIUS glorifies the dream-come-true of a London office clerk who casts off conformity and takes his chances as an artist on Paris' left bank. Tony Hancock plays The would-be artist and George Safiders is cast- as a begrol-; eat art, connoisseur. 11111 In 1 OAK' 1 NIUS glorifies -true of a Lon- who casts off I takes his rtist On Paris' Hancock plays ist and George Sanders is cast as a v.S4- ent art connoisseur. ig l- irginia Mas- nd Jaznes ae a and de- (Ceratin ns about i Prior to her role In "The Miracle Worker," the young star also has had a fine career as a singer. She starred In the off-Broadway musical comedy "Little Mary Sunshine," and has been featured on the Ed Sullivan St.

'Patrick's Day Show. In her role as the deaf mute Helen Keller, Donna Zimmermann utters only one word "water." This is said at the end of the play when Annie Sullivan finally reaches Helen's mind and enables her to understand the miracle of cornmunicadon. Donna proved herself to be ouch a natural actress that she was nominated for -AM Sarah Siddocis Award as Chicago's best actress when the play was appearing there. It was the first time a child had ever been nominated for the award. "The Mir- cle Worker" will appear at the American Theater for six nights with matinees c1 Wednesday and Saturday.

Smetana Quartet Concert The Smetana Quartet will present the third concert in the 196142 chamber music series sponsored by the Ethica4 Society of St. Louis, Jan. 22, at 830 p.m. at Sheldon Audi. torium, 3648 Washington Boule-, yard.

The quartet, which is making its first appearance in St. Louis, grew out ci the ful enthusiasm and diligent work of.a group of students ot the Prague Conservatory who, during the second Wodd War and enemy occupation, studied together. In 1945, under the name of the Smetana Quartet, the group made its first public appearance. Since then the ensemNe has appeared in practically all European countries and has achieved outstanding success at the festivals of Satz- burg and Bonn. In 1957 the group became the first cham- ber music group from an "Iron Curtain' country to the United States.

-i The program includes: Quertet in Major, 465 by zart, Quartet No. 1 by'Janacek end Quartet No. 1 in minor by Smetana. The concert Is open to the public. Tickets may be obtain ed from the Ethical Society or the Three Arts Shop, 6501 Del mar.

She's Ho 016 Good HOLLYWOODActress Bar. bara Nichols is back in Hollywood after three mcalths in New York with the Ill-fated musical, "Let It says she's here for good. But she agrees 'there's no thrill to equal seeing your name in lights on a Broadway legitimate marquee. Cesar Romero, who dated her during rehearsals of the show, says one night she asked him to drive past the Eugene O'Neill Theater. 'There was her name along with- George Gober a and Sam Levene's atop the theater In flickering lights.

She had been brimming with confidence until that nightthe first night they were on and then she confessed: 'I'm scared.Really 40066,00, .01 lic 1 a- 1- a 1 41 Is AY d- I- i I 4,...,4,1, Soprano Marjorie Moehlenkamp Finlay. native of St, Charles and former Linden, wood College student, and the Christ Church Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys will appear with the St. Louis Symphony at Its third pop concert of the season Sunday at 3 p. at Kiel' Auditorium Opera House. Also featured will be the orchestra's concertmaster, Melvin Ritter.

Edward Murphy will conduct. Kiss Finlay will be beard in two operatic arias, "Fanciulla Sbocciato l'amore" from Puccini's "IA Rondine" and the "Jewel Song" from Gounod's "Faust." She will also perform-- several popular songs. Ritter will be heard in Tschaikowsky's rhe Minstrels Can, tone." The male singers from Christ Church Cathedral, di rected by Ronald Arnatt, organist and choirmaster, be heard in six motets and anthems, including Pa- lestrina's "Sicut Cervus." Orchestral offerings will be Handel's "Song of Jupiter," 1 Dvorak's "Iwo Slavonic Dances," Chabriees Rhapsody 'Espana," Dellus's "La Calinda," from the opera "Koamga" and selections from "South Pacific" by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein Miss Finlay is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moehlenkarnp, 1941 Elm Street.

I St Charles. Single admission price for the concert is $1.00. The Kiel Auditorirmi Box Office will open at 1:30 p.m. littUce Itzkor ovirl IlAttl 12 41114 6145 191j1g1 5 Kerr and a brief Mba, A A giLaalm 1111 MO a 11,.. ve a a SEIIT al of a selfish bachelor uncle t- by Michael Redgrafe.

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WorkPrehorois FILLED WITH WRY LAUPtiTEIVI Y. Ilmet DAVIli MERRICK 1) When Jose Greco and his company- of Spanish danceri, singers and musicians ammo to the Mel Auditorium Opera House, Jan. 25, they will bring to concertgoers a samprmg of the Infinite variety of dances that come under the heeding of Spanish terpsichore. As Greco explains, "Span-IA dance Is an all-inclusive term and one which people tend- to sassociate with fiery flamenco or with the gypsy dances. However, the Spanish dtuice consists of three separate categories: the flamenco, 'the classical Spanish dance, and, of course, the regional dances, which spring front the myr.

OPERA TONIGHT (SATURDAY) 12nd CITICA enmk, an mon am Ain Mk II41 is Albere Oscar Lemensittlit. 5' Donald Aber Oscar A Ramat by' Poo- 13 HERMIOITE HAULIELET FRAIICES A Repeat by Popular Demand HERM1011E BADDELEY FRAI10ES RALF MILE FROM BROADWAY NEW YORK A major legitimate theater is being planned for ccestruction on Manhattan's East Side, a half-mile across town from Broadway: Harry Brandt. operator of a chain of film theaters, expects 1 that the structure which would include underground parking facilities, will be in operation in about one year. The estimated cost. u.

I i 4 St LOUIS SYMP11011Y ORCHESTRA Aka ID Ann mm -wok No ma ma mos mil ABS Mb Osk gm. An OlIMPAIIIMEMM VT I VVFTE111117111 trOPIILVITM 01 LUUJO )I I Izi HOUSE 1 840 P.M. 7-x SEAS" A 44 ritiA ti 3, Nal) low i "II 11 ti i AI lad -ethnic backgrounds In the different' regions of the country. "Careful programming of these different genres Is the keynote of. a successful presentation," be adds.

In order to represent the exceedingly wide scope, In both design and mood, of the Spanish dance, Greco has carefully chosen a program that Is made up of samples from the entire range of Spain's terpsichorean herl tage. There are dances of sadness ts well as those of a 1 Os boisterous humor, satire and pantomime. The smoldering flamenco fires are offset by the pentane. ous gaiety of the popular "jotas." I KIEL OPERA HOUSr----7- TODillf I 3 1 lel Office Opens 1 p.m:Today, stintAri, JANUARY 14 ALLSEATS $1 EACH! EXTRAORDINARY 'POP' CONCERT STB LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA EDWARD MURPHY. Conducting i VI 4 kill tz 4 I tat 0 lit, 0 i pc-111, 0, 1 it CRI Ir (s71 0 0 DOUARD 'VAN 111110CITU.

-4. jE 4 4.,,, eilimmaiyamoMisi, i WERNER TORKANOWSKY orictuding pp om 1 awl us a ANNIE FISCHER; Piano Soloi'st PROGItAhl: to "Modest." Cherobbil: Mosiesee 6 I ..1 I' I LI imail SennoM Piano Concerto 4, Bortiteroot Symphonic oterploosis of Thor by Webor. Miodemitb; Escrpts front "The by SHELAGI-1 DELANEY of 41', Dronantiost oust." Bertica. week FRIDAY at 1:45 Pitit. SATURDAY at 8:40 PM.

I 4 DI2ECT FREI 2 7.17ILTLIPIMIIISEASCa,$). a JANUARY, TR JANUARY 20 loomHotel Chas Kiel Opera l. 0'1 DROAIDiarAr ill I LASZLO SOMOGYI-Gueit Conductor '1': WILLIAM MASSELOS, Nino Soloisf -7' 97 PROGRAM: Illatinishosi" Syninbony. Mono Concerto, Grieir si tfiti-- Tbo 1 "smitonte4 Lobo." Liodeff; Suit from Woo Oporek "Mary Junes cr 4 b141): le A a I a 1 11110111z, I Cl it 0 I 0 1 (ill I al 1 EDOUARD VAN NIMOCItilt Ar4401104r WERNER TORKANOWSKY Conducting ANNIE FISCHER; Piano Soloist PROGIUM: Ovrtur to Chorubbil: istedea's Stumm' larl'or; Piano Concerto No. 4, Soirtitevoot Symphonic Mete, nterpitosis of Thom by Webor.

Hindemith; Illcorpts from "The Deinaotiont of Foust." FRIDAY at 1:45 SATURDAY at 8:40 P.Ms JANUARY TR JANUARY 20 Cherassan loomHotel Chase Klal Opera Hors LASZLO SOMOGYI Guest Conductor WILLIAM MASSELOS, Nino Soloist. PROGRAM: "Unfinished" Symphony, Schubert; Plano Concerto, Eabonted Lake. Liodott; Solt trona Woo Oporok "Mary Jones," 7 i xxi VA 1-10 by SHELAG1-1 DEIANEY PDECT 2 9, (7411 1 i Foaterial St. Louis Cosefirt Dbat it MARJORIE FINLAY 7 Vomitories Amoricas Soprano 1 Foaterial St. Louis Cosefirt Dbat it MARJORIE FINLAY 7 Giontorees Amoricas Soptint Pius Christ Church Cothodrol Choir of Moo gad goys MELVIN RITTER.

Violinist THRILLING, PROGRAM: Soap of Jupiter, Mout lei: Two Slovenia botot towels. Group of woushors by Christ Church Cofhosirei Choir of Idea end Boys; no, Ministrois Columnist. Tochontowsky; liwpcody. Esp000e Chobrier: La Co Hada. Donee: Music from South Poo.ilc,, itocicoors tsomosorstoin; spud uoup of arias god songs by WA misty.

Soor000l Poocluile front Las loust, Puccini; Jowol Stiou from 614.11 'rm. Berg: Tit Ministrois Cnseaot, Tschaikawsky; Rhapsody asps's. free "Tito J. Strauss. '1744: PIM ley, mit sody asps's.

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Orchestra. Lower Balcony. $2.75, Upper $1.65, Mertanine, Boxes, $4.40. MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED. All Seats, Friday Afternoon Concerts.

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SEATIP4O' Ol LlITED NOW StrilLINGi 9 -I Plows' Nelms shit-addressed tt nvoloo wite ntoir mmt order et Lumi Boxes, $4.40. MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED. All Seats, Friday After- Ticket tittles. 1004 Olive sod Kiel Auditorium'. Moil orders l000ttwi -911814 -I check pewees to the AMERICAN THEATRE noon Concerts.

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