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Hecrecfe Murder Set lor Capone I A replica of Jin Colosi- erior f.Imirg at stinl.o. Rod Steiger and jFay star in the Burrows Ackerman Company production which Richard Wilson is direct Dynamic Dance iJVeW Drum On Friday Mew to this country, though among the most ancient of dances are the vivid devil dances, stirring mask dances and 110 a otf.ee tn Clio ago where hei impressive ceremonials that will, i he danced authentically tor the' wium numbers 3, and the Caisw e'er made a ghtclub show first time locally by the Ceylon Gaucho Van Der llans, famous with Joe IV Santis has been tendeie-d the R.U National Dancers in five color-. percussion virtuoso of the or.gi- as Colosuno, will begin Milling Baulins by Sevir fgartc ownful performances. 8.30 Friday. Inaj Catherine Dur.hnm company, fheit on Monday.

The er of a ciivuit of Amen- ghts and jeompunv is completing will be featured on the r' Saturday and Sunday nights on new 1 NEW GENERATION WILL SEE PLAY The amazing and com: rued succes of "The Drunkard'1 and its musical version "The Wayward Wav now in its 26th year at the Theater Mart proves that gaiety that isnt dirty is just what the people want. Just the other night a purchaser of seats at the box of-five window related the fact that their 10-yearold daughter wanted to go along. We'll take you when you are 12 or 13. said her mother. It will still be running then.

2:30 Saturday and Sunday matinees. Oet. 17, 18 and 19. at Royce Hall, I niversity of California at Los Angeles. The dynamic troupe, resplendent in gorgeous native costumes, is on a world tour to display the dramatic Sinhalese rulture that dates from before the Christian era.

MARKS THE OPENING OF THE NEW NUYS Caribbean Fiesta" program of the Jem Legon Dancers and Drummers at the Wilshire Etell Theater, Los Angeles, Friday night only. Tickets are now on 1 sale at the Fbell box ottiee, WE-9-1128, and all agencies. Highlights are the Cuban Rit-mos Nanigo, the Haitian Ibo Lcle." tlie Jamaican Obeah," the Trindad Shango and the Martinquo Bantbouohe." Another standout is "Tropieana, new drum concerto bv Candida, alumnus of the Stan Kenton and Dizzy Gillespie orchestras. Legon drummers are Roberto Ralque, bongos, Abdul 081x11. Ralque.

bongos, Abdul Akom, Larry Henry, tumbas. They also play maracas, qtn.iadas donkey-jaw bones rlaves, sincerros gourds and other rhythm instruments. Tliis will be the only perform-1 ance in Southern California. SCREEN DRAMA MUSIC LEN BOYD Editor THEATRE PRESENTING THE BEST IN STARTING TOMORROW EVENING: VALLEY TIMES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1958 (I EVER CD a 'IJ- maai OPENING TOMORROW is the new Fox Von Nuys Theater, 6417 Von Nuys Van Nuys, pictured above in artist's conception. The theater was completely rebuilt and provided with all the newest equipment for the patron's enjoyment.

Grand opening celebration will take place tomorrow night. LINE OF TYPE OR TWO ON FILMLAND FOLKS. AFFAIRS Back from a Honolulu vacation and find nothing but good news in the land of make believe: MGM lot humming with a peak production of eight pictures. Some are for TV. Jack Warner on his feet again and expected to quit the Cannes hospital soon.

Pacific Ocean Park breaks out with a brand new attraction for adults. Its the Limelight Night Club built like a speakeasy of the Volstead era. Entertainment includes both stage shows and silent films. George Grenville, British designer of dresses will be honor guest today at the Hollywood Women's Press Club luncheon. Producer Lou Morheim takes a slap at the studio fad of buying only best-seller books for filming.

Says most of the best sellers are absolutely unfit for movie production and patronage." Find a couple of interesting invitations on the hook one is for the Sam Levcnson opening at the Grove Thursday night and one for the Annual Deb Star Ball Friday evening at the Palladium. Plans to rae the Biltmoie Theater have been abandoned. Instead five roadshows have been lined up for the downtown playhouse. Coming soon will be A Warm Peninsula, "Sunrise at Campobello, Auntie Marne, Li'l Abner, Romanoff and Juliet, and Look Back in Anger." Theres residual money waiting five writers at the Writers Guild. Milton Larson, Ed Feldman, M.

Morse, Charles Stuart and Peter Barry are Urged to get in touch. Jajne Mansfield stays at Fox as option was renewed. FOR BURL IVES Skelton Oct. 30 Grenadier's Band Due The only regiment In the I British Army to have earned its title directly as a result of the part it played in action, the First Regiment of Foot Guards had the word Grenadier Included in its title In rommpmo-1 ration of having defeated the Grenadiers of the French Imperial Guard at the famous hat- tie of Waterloo. Tills same regiment is sending I its Regimental Band to this country for a 5o-elty tour ot Canada and the I'mted States, bringing it to the Pan-Pacific Auditorium for three performances, Saturday and Sunday e'c-ning and Sunday matinee, Oct.

1 and 5. This Grenadier Guatds Regi- I ment. whs founded In Flanders in 1636 by King Charles II, who was In exile while England was I under military dictatorship of Oliver Cromwell. MAN AGAINST BE ASTI I WOMAN Vvv AGAINST MAN! -V Big Daddy Role Real Wi i i 4 V'- Old Vic Famous For Shakespeare Perfection i'-. STEWART GRANGER BARBARA RUSH STEEL; Contracts have been signed for Red Skelton to open at the Ritz Theater Oct.

30 for a two and a half week engagement in "The Clown and the Baton, a comedy and musical revue with David Rose and his orchestra, it has been announced by Harry Zevin, managing director of the Ritz. This attraction, which will include several top novelty acts, will mark the first time that Skelton has appeared in person on the local stage and will serve to inaugurate the Ritz as Los Angeles newest legitimate theater. Skelton will utilize specially written new material as W'ell as many of his most famous comedy character routines, while Rose is preparing a series of musical novelty numbers. The engagement of Skelton and Rose is limited, and it is anticipated that they will play to capacity business during the run. are the work of Desmond lleeley whose designs will be remembered from The Royal Ballet (Sadler's Wells) productions of Solitaire and Benjamin Britten's "Prince of the Pagodas." Tickets are now on sale at the Philharmonic Box Office.

Southern California Music Company and through all Mutual Agencies. By LEN BOVD Burl Ives, mountainous minstrel, who has emerged as a distinguished dramatic actor of the theater and motion pictures, lrankly admits he doesn't object to being a hero to his 11-year-old son, Alexander. When I was a child, he recalls, my father was the most Important person on my horizon. To me, this was a very wonderful thing and something which has stayed with me all my life." Perhaps this is why, of all the roles he has played on stage or screen, Tennessee Williams Big Daddy in the Pulitzer Prize play, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, at the Fox Wilshire is the closest to his heart. As often as he has played the role of Big Daddy, both in New York during its record run and row in Hollywood for its transference by MGM to the screen, he never ceases to ba touched by Rehearsal Under I Way At Gallery Players Ring Theaters, Ine announced today that rehearsals began for the Players' Ring Gallery production of Diary of Anne Frank, written by Frances Goodrich and Albert llaok-ett, title role being assumed by Sandra Harrison and her father being played by the noted Brit islr actor, Anthony Eu.sliel, with Karen Verne, Roxanne Brooks and Carl Crow.

Director Terry Kilhurn returns to the Ring for the first time in three years from exlen-, sive touring throughout Europe. Production is scheduled to open Oct. 20. The Old Vie Company which opens at Philharmonic Auditorium Oct. 6 for two weeks, has a well earned international reputation for the perfection of its Shakespearean productions.

Among the credits listed for sets and costumes are two of Britains foremost designers. Henry and Hamlet," two of the plays to be given locally, are the work of Audrey Cruddas whose strong and impressive sets for "Macbeth created a sensa lion during the companys last Eastern tour. The production of "Henry starring Laurence Harvey, will receive its world premiere in San Francisco Sept. 29 and will open the Los Angeles season. Sets and costumes for Twelth Night," third play on schedule, colon by oe luxe CinimaScopG the highly emotional and dra.

matic situations which arise between Big Daddy and the boy Brick, played by Paul Newman. Brick, like most boys, needed a hero, Ives goes on to say. "All boys want their father to be that hero. But Brick finds that Big Daddy is big only in physique and as the owner of the richest plantation in the South. Big Daddy has had little time for his son or family.

The boy, in his disappointment, turns to adolescent worship of a fellow-football player. In short, he refuses to grow up. It kinda seems to me, says Ives, that Tennessee Williams touched on the problem of thousands of our youths today when he has Big Daddy cry out at his son: You and millions like you livin in a kids vwld playin games, touchdowns, home runs, jumpin hurdles, no worries, no problems, no responsibilities, play, sleep, eat, play some more. Admit Youre afraid of the world. Ives, as Americas Troubadour, described by Carl Sandburg as The Mightiest ballad singer born in any century, has traveled to every part of the world, singing and meeting the youth of all nations.

The fine thing about childhood should be that all things are possible, even if, as we grow older we have to acknowledge that few things are probable, Ives says, What I have, what I do, I want to share with my son. Dyes Her Hair Fay Spain, who was introduced to moviegoing audiences as the blonde beauty, Darlin Jill" in the motion picture version of Erskine Caldwell's best-selling novel, Gods Little Acre, has dyed her hair dark for her co-starring role with Rod Steiger in Allied Artists Capone. Webb Quits Robert Webb has severed association with 20th Century-Fox where he directed some of their biggest productions over a. period of nine years. 11 i si Major Studio PIKE VIIHV In CinemaScope Colorl CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 1 PM.

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