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New Drama Set for Tryout At White Barn This Weekend WESTPORT "Life In Excellence," a drnma by play- bright Anthony Calandra, will it's world premiere this liweekend' at the White Barn the- 'ater, on Newtown avenue. The play Is slated for thrce performances this weekend, begin- toniglit, tomorrow and evening at 8 p.m. The pro- hns been staged by Barbara Loden. "Lite In Excellence," is a play the goings-on in a run-down hotel The author, has had a vast and var- career In the theater, in addi- to his work as a playwright has served in the following "capacities, as a band vocalist, director, stage hand. He has managed two rock groups, and founded two tliEatrl- companies to produce his own and other original 'plays.

Director Barbara Loden is ftell-rounded theatrical personality, with impressive stage and Jilm credentials. She was the winner of the Antoinette "Tony" award for her perform- jince as "Maggie" in Arthur Milter's "Alter The Fall," directed pn Broadway by Elia Kazan. JMiss Loden wrote, directed and starred in the film "Wanda," which won the Best Film award at the Venice Film festival. She itas also directed two successful Tiff-Broadway productions, "The Plays" by William Jnge, and "Berchtesgaden." She is an active' member of Actors studio. Cast members of tbe production include: Michael Strok ell-known for bis appearances the'recent television melodra- ina "Dark 1 Frank Keith Aldrich, Lucille Dayle Greene, Joseph' Jamrog, Edward Mctloskey and Wendy Sherman.

Tomorrow afternoon, at 2 p.m., here will; be'a production semi- of "Life in Excellence," conducted by Marcel- Ja Cisney'of Westport, attended the'author, and Miss'Loden, tier cast and members of the White Barn theater's technical tind production staff. Lucille Loriel, founder and artistic director the White Barn hosts ihese production seminars on the at her, theater, located on avenue in Westport. The jfllay discussions are open to the public. vjtjoodspeed Show Make Broadway Next Month HADDAM The Goodspeed Opera House production at "Going Up," which has complet- 4- a seven-week record-breaking at the Opera house, will open at the Golden Theater on Broadway on Sept. 19, wilh previews beginning Sept.

16. Produced by Michael P. Price iind presented by. Ashton Spring- tjr, William Caltahan, Invin Meyer and Stephen Freidman, "Going Up" will again be directed liy Bill Gile with choreography and production numbers staged by Dan Sirclta. The Otto Harpach-Louls A.

Hirsch musical revival is based bn James Montgomery's comedy i'The Aviator." The musical was first produced on Broadway by George M. Cohan and Sam H. jjarris in 1917. "Going Up" makes the fifth (Joodspecd production to reach Broadway, following "Man of La Mancha," "Shenandoah," "Very Good Eddie" and "Something's Ait of the original Goodspeed past will move with the New rk production. KimberJy Farr, Brad Blaisdell, Maureen Bren- San, Waller Bobbie, Lee H.

Doyle, Michael Tartcl, Ronn Robinson, Pat Lysinger and Craig will repeat their original Lynn Crigler, musical director ior Goodspeed, will con- Suet. David Toser has designed yie costumes and Edward Haynes Sie sets. ITAT MAN NABBED R. I. HIT-AND-RUN WESTEHLY, R.I.

(AP) -Police say a man has been tak- jn Into custody in connection with a hit-and-run accident Jjere that left an unidentified young mate pedestrian dead. Arrested after the accident, yhich occurred about 12:15 f.m. Thursday, was Scott K. 19, of Groton, According to police. He was charged with reckless driving, death resulting, and with leaving the scene of on accident.

Authorities said the victim was pronounced dead at the scene ol the accident, on Weekapaug Road here. Efforts arc continuing to'Identify the young victim, whom police believed about 16 years old. In Bow Tonight Vera Meyers of Fairtleld stars in Samuel Beckett's "Happy Days," a one-act comedy to open tonight at Sacred Heart university under the direction ol Claude McNeal. The Beckett vignette Is part of a double bill, "Entertainment for a Summer Evening," which features the debut of Arthur Howard's Moving company, a dance, movement and story telling troupe. The produc- tlon will run for two week- ends on the university's main stage with performances tonight and tomorrow at 8:30 P.m.

Sergio Franchi To Open Monday At Oakdale Theater WALL1NGFORD--Sergio Franchi, who begins a one week engagement 'at the Oakdale Thea- Monday, has become 3ne of the most popular entertainers to ever appear at the musical theater. He is expected this year to lay to capacity audiences for -he third successive season. Join- ng Sergio Franchi ivill be cornelian Pat Cooper, and songstress Dana Valery. Mr. Franchi is considered one of the greatest musical voices the entertainment world today.

Although he has been in the United States a relatively short time, re has become a star of stage, laving appeared in Richard Xodgers musical "Do I Hear a. Waltz?" and on the screen for such pictures as the of Santa Vittoria" and in night clubs and theaters throughout the country. Mr. Cooper returns- to Oakdale after an absence of a few years but his fans in this area are numerous. Born Pasquale Caputo in Brooklyn, N.Y., he is he first comedian i lineage poke subtle, sardonic yet understanding fun at his Italian jackground.

Dana Valery Is natural tal- who has directed her skills to supreme vocal musicianship. A long time night club star, she expanded her musical horizons with the stunning vocal perform- ance'on Ker'latest album. There will be single performances of the Sergio Franchl show, Monday through Friday at 8 p.m., two shows next Saturday at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m., and a special sin- performance next Sunday at p.m. NEW PROGRAM.SET FOR CONCERT Simca Heled. Israeli cellist, with Jonathan Feldman, piano, will lake the place of the ailing Joy Blackett, the at the Pequot library-in South- jouth Shore Music Club concert at the Pepuot library in port, tonight at 8:30 p.m.

in a jrogram of "Romantic Music for -cllo" with selections from Brahms, Schumann, Mendelssohn and Chopin. Tho program.will include the Introduction and Polanaise Bril- lanto Opus No. 3, Chopin; Sonata minor, Opus 38, Brahms; Song without Words, Opus 109, Mendelssohn; and Two Fantasy Pieces, Opus 73, Schumann. For further information, please contact either Elizabeth HuRhes, program on Mill Plain road, Fairffeid, -or Jean Boyd of 3 Rlverfleld drive, Westport. HARBOR UNIT TO MEET The Harbor and Waterfront Development Consortium will meet Aug.

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