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3 3 RLT THE NEWS AND N. Makeup Director Moves Up Stage Nancy Creuse thinks she will like being Peggy Evans for a couple of hours every night May 13 through 19. Miss Crouse is a teacher at Daniels Junior High School here. Miss Evans is a neighbor girl in "Come Blow Horn," the light comedy plays May wither 13 19 at the Raleigh I Littie Theater. It is the last show of this indoor season.

For Nancy Crouse, the Little Theater is no strange place, either backstage or on stage. For all this year, and part last year, she was makeup director. And, she played the part one of the Japanese girls in last year's RLT production of "A Majority Of One." This year, she was one of the dancers in the musical, "Bells Are Ringing." NANCY and had the part of Sally in "All The Way Home." the theater's last play. She'll hold down two jobs during "Come Blow Your Horn," playing the role of Peggy NANCY Evans and continuing as makeup director. "'We have wonderful makeup she explains, "and I'll just crew." a bit early each Miss Crouse likes the part of Peggy Evans, but isn't exactly sure why she does.

"Maybe it's because she accepts everything at face value," she muses. "She isn't playing a little game; she just doesn't know any better. 1 feel sorry for her because other people seem to think she is a kook, and you just want to help her. But, she seems entirely happy not knowing what the score is. "I am certain I'll enjoy very much being Peggy for two hours on the stage each night." Nancy Crouse remembers that her first time on stage came ing a church play, before she was even going to school, when she was an angel, "complete with wings," in her native Davidson County.

She did drama work in high school, and at East Carolina College active in the East Carolina Playhouse. She had roles in such shows use. "Blossom Time," and "DeStory." ecche was a memtective ber of touring choir, and did the choreography and costumes for extra bits on the choir's tours. She had some dance training in high school, in modern dance C.I ECC, and last summer dance workshop at Appalachiar State College in Boone The Theater's annual, membership campaign will be underway when Blow Your Horn" opens. New members who buy memberships for next year will receive as a bonus tickets to "Come Blow Your Horn." PAINTING SOLD FOR Merry Lute Player," a painting by Franz Hals, has been sold for $600,000, a record auction price for a work by the 17th century Dutch artist.

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May 4th and Every Saturday Night 8:30 P.M. to 1 A.M. Music by Homer Briarhopper and His Dance Orchestra Square Dancing Featured Ballroom Dancing Limbo Twist Rock 'N Roll Choice of Beverages Instrumentation Clarence Smith, Spanish Electric Guitarist Don Mel, Sweet Trumpet and Vibra-Harp Bill the South's Finest Precision Joe Richardson and his "Sweetest music this Dale Collins, Steel Hawaiian Guitarist Gorsouch, side of Heaven" Saxaphone Marshall Stephenson and His Big Banjo Richerd Gibbs, Fabulous Drummer Fiddle Saturday Merning, May 4, 1963 DINGS ON By Harriet Simpson Rutgers Plays Host to TV's 'Hootenanny' Show Tonight RUTGERS University, New "Hootenanny" tonight Blending talents on the program are the Smothers Brothers. the Chad Mitchel! Trio, Judy Henske and the Simon Sisters. Opening this the Chad Mitchell "Leave Me if You Want to" and "Ain't No More Cane on de Later in the program they sing of "Moscow The Smothers Brothers are fea tured in their unique rendition of "Marching to Pretoria," and Boone." Judy Henske sings.

"Wade in The Water" and Away," with the Smothers Brothers. The Sim r. Sisters, Lucy and Carly, making their television debut, sing play "Winken, Blinken and Nod," based on the clas- Brunswick, N. hosts ABC-TV's o'clock). sic childrens poem by Eugene Field.

Lucy, currently in the graduating class at Cornell University's New York Hospital School of Nursing, cumposed the music and did the arrangement for the rendition. Carly, a sophomore at Sarah Lawrence College, and her sister became professional folk Sing. ers oniy last winter. But they are veterans of a hootenanny-at-home with a musical family which includes their sister, Joanna, 26, a professional singer, and a younger brother Peter, 16. The Simon Sisters joined the rest of the east in "Hootenanny's" finale, "Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho." THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS -Fast-growing, man-eating plants, called triffids, threaten to destroy mankind, most of which has been blinded by a meteorite shower.

Howard Keel, Nicole Maurey. (AMBASSADOR) LOVE IS A BALL A gay, featherweight comedy on the French Riviera reaching way back to those zany rich-girl-marries-chauf-4 feur comedies of the '30s for its plot. Glenn Ford, Hope Lange. (STATE) Neighborhood SHOW BOAT-Revival of the third fi'm version of the famous Edna Ferber story. William Warfield's singing of "Old Man River" is the high point.

Kathryn Grayson, Ava Gardner. THE GREAT CARUSO- -Revival of the ever popular screen biography of the great Italian singer. Notable chiefly for the many fine songs sung by the late Mario Lanza. Ann Blyth. (VILLAGE) BEN -Gen.

Lew Wallace's 79-year-old hest-seller about conflict between elemental good and evil, in early Christian era emerges splendidly in an overlong, oversarguinary, but masterful screen spectacle. Chariton Heston, Jack Hawkins. (COLONY) DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES Drama of husband-and-wife problem drinkers spares no clinical details of the decline of alcoholism. Jack Lemmon, Lee Remick. (VARSITY) BLUE HAWAII-Elvis Presley.

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-The 89th running of the KENTUCKY DERBY is telecast live from Churchill Downs. (WTVD, WNCT, WECT, WFMY-TV, WBTV) 5 p.m.- -HOOTENANNY originates at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J. Details above. (WRAL-TV; WSOC-TV at 5:30 p.m.) 5:45 -RACE of the week is the Carter Handicap at Aqueduct Race Track.

(WTVD) 7:30 -Comedian Henny Youngman and the Don Francks, singing- trio from Toronto. Canada, will headline the JACKIE GLEASON show: The Americar Scere Magazine. (WRALTV, WNCT, WFMY-TV, WBTV) 10 p.m -An outlaw who saved Matt Dillon's life 17 years ago takes advantage of the marshal to plot another crime on GUNSMOKE. (WTVD, WNCT, WFMY-TV, WBTV) 10 -BOXING-Willie Pastrano, heavyweight, vs. Wayne Thorntor, light-heavyweight.

(WRAL-TV) 2:05 p.m.-Music by Arnold and today's BREVARD MUSIC FESTIVAL 9:30 Freedom Sings a in the North Carolina Presbyterian series, PROJECT 150 (WPTF) Sibelius will be performed on broadcast. (WPTF) Mountain Song," is the first program Synd's Sesqui-Centennial MISCELLANY SING SESSION--The fifteenth annual session of the East Coast Singing Convention will be held in the Bridgeton School auditorium near New Bern tonight at 7:30 o'clock and Sunday at 10 a.m. WHO'S WHO-Purvis E. Boyette, Assistant Professor of English at Newberry College, formerly of Raleigh and an alumnus of East Carolina College, has been named to the 1963-1964 edition of Who in American Education." PAGEANT -The Salem College May Day pageant will be held in Winston-Salem today at 4 p.m. -N.

C. Museum of Art-Open from 2 to 6 p.m. Closed Mondays. Current show is "Carolina Charter Tercentenary Exhibition." (E. Morgan Hall of History--Open from 2 to 5 p.m.

(Edenton and Salisbury Sts.) State -Open from 1 to 5 p.m. (Halifax St.) Andrew Johnson Birthplace- from 2 to 5 p.m. (Pullen Park) Ackland Art Center at Chapel -Open Tuesdays through Fridays, 2:30 to 5 and 8 to 10 p.m. Saturdays: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sundays: 2 to 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. PALACE-Tryon Palace at New Bern is open Tuesdays through Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays: 1:30 to 4 p.m, Closed Mondays.

PLANETARIUM--Current show at the Morehead Planetarium Chapel Hill is "Our Neighbors in Nightly at 8:30. Saturdays: 11 a.m., 3 and 8:30 p.m. Sundays, 3, 4, and 8:30 p.m, KENNEDY GETS THE BELL--Joan Crawford has a wide smile as President Kennedy receives a bell from Frank Proctor of St. Louis, president of the National Association for Mental Health, on Friday. Miss Crawford, the actress, is chairman of For Mental Health." Frazier Cheston of Philadelphia, former president of the association, is in background.

The bell is a gold miniature of one cast from shackles once used to restrain asylum inmates. The ceremony marks the start of Mental Health Week. The Lyons Den Other 'Cleopatra' Costly SAKES, DID. OME RE TO OLF CA FUN? IT LE THAT DRAWS ON THE ONDER I VAGON! TIC 4 VAS! HAVE IN CK, AME. F- yoU, HINE YOU 3 inc.

By LEONARD LYONS. EXPENSE: 1 sat between vivien Leigh and Sybil Burton at the Little Club, and remembered seeing Miss Leigh -now co-starr. ing Jean Pierre Aumont in "Tovarish" play Cleopatra. It in Shaw's "Caesar and Cleopatra," on Broadway. The film version, produced Gabriel Pascal, cost a staggering sum for that period, The cost was high despite, the fact that is was made Britan still was under a wartime austerity program.

Because of the paper shortage, the bill posters were printed on the back of surplus S. Army maps. Pascal didn't think the Sphinx in Egypt was photogenic enough, and therefore designed and built his own Sphinx. He later told an Egyptian banker who admired his Sphinx: "You like it? It's Pascal ordered real food set for the regal banquet scene. Then a messenger reported that Miss Leigh was ill and would be unable to for several days.

Pascal tucked a napkin under his chin, gave a napkin to Paul Galiwho was visiting him Cointed" to one of the 60 empty chairs around the table and said: "Paul, you're lunching with me PREMIERE: Gregory Peck attended the San Diego premere of tended the San Diego premire of "To Kill a Mockingbird," because he was born there. Peck, who wop the Oscar for his portrayal of the lawyer in the film, told his hometown neighbors about Groucho Marx' reaction to it. Groucho told Peck: "I hate to see such a smug guy win a case. I hope he loses the next one STUDENTS: Kenneth Macgowan, the producer-director who died last week, had. an illustrious career, starting with his staging of Eugene O'Neill's early plays.

He founded the Dept. of Theater Arts at the University of California. One day he guided a visiting Harvard professor around the UCLA campus just as class changling time came. Thousands of young men and women appeared. The Harvard professor asked how many of them there were, and Macgowan said there were 13,000.

The visitor asked: 000 students?" "No, 13.000 Macgowan replied. "But students? Oh, about one out of a 'The Giants football games again are sold out for next season. Last year the only way Frank Gifford, the Giants' star, could get his young son into the Stadium for the Lions' game was water boy for the team. Fine needed Giants had ball and a touchdown desperatelv. They called a time-out, and Gifford, Tittle and Shofner huddled to plan a surprise play.

Suddenly Gifford felt a tug at his shirt. It was his son, the water boy. "No, Jeff," Gifford said to his son, "Not now" He returned to the huddle, and Ex-U2 Pilot's Divorced Wife Selling Story MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. (AP)Dark-haired Barbara Powers, divorced wife of ex-U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, is selling her life story under an arrangement which a participant says should net her a -million dollars. The project was announced jointly Wednesday by Mrs.

Pow. ers, attorney Robert H. Green and writer W. W. Diehl.

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MEMOS: George Burns' next partner will be Dorothy Provine. They'll open their song-and-dance act at the Riviera in Las Vegas. Dr. and Mrs. Will Durant sailed this week for Spain, where he'll be technical adviser on the film version of "The Fall of the Roman Empire." Lionel tendered his Tony Award to Geor.

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