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THE HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N.Y., SEPT. 1 1, 1972 George S. Kaufman returns in a book full of memories an actor ol Burton's talent and stature should he willing to appear In It. "That's easy," someone commented. "The reason Is little thing called money.

How else can Burton make enough In huy Liz all those diamonds, Mipiuirt that army of rienn-lunis, own several homro and have a- private yacht? There aren't enough good movies to provulc fiat kind of living." an acknowledged Rlcliard Bur. ton admirer. "I saw 'ffluc-heanl' last night." he related. It's a trnnfpnrently second-rate picture, despite Itaohvl-ous cost. I can't imagine why Stall Friday S.pl.

Ilh The Sltry if i Itvc That Cbanged Ik RwM farem! "NICHOLAS ond ALEXANDRA" pg I inner nf 2 Arntroiy Anard. Daily Eic.pl Satwcday 2 120 Saturday Only 1.10-4.10-7110-10:25 (amfcyid) The best-selling novel become a spectacular spy-thriller! thesaizburg AN iNnnwMiNnr KHl HUN Dm -(to I tOMIt VfltlON Ami Dmmiw I HDH ARAN till ARAN i IUCV BlACNMAN iVtt 't NANCY WHSON tlNDCJA 1 AOCil FISHMAN DANIIl RORMAN I i SfVM SIMMIlMAN i la MARINA iANDOUt MrlUIAM ANN RATION i'u. WRNARO ROSi eii v-b, IRIRA MUORfO ZUCKER FALL fOI By UOBK MOKKISO.V The late George S. Kaufman has recently had a comehai-k as a public figure, at least in theatrical circles. The reamm.

of course. Is I Inward Teti a hnok, George S. Kaufman: An Intimate a revealmg, funnily end touching lmiresi(in of a legendary Broadway playwright and director. The anecdotes have served to refresh memories, and brought in mind an Incident of nearly 40 years ago, during the Philadelphia tryout of a comedy called "First by Kaufman and Katharine Dayton. The play was Washington and involve1 t' Niliiii-al sm-ial Imtevin-' lot on unsv Hied pony's nomination for the Presidency.

J.tne Cowl was She loi. to. irsyimt the i hunnmglv scheming wife trying to maneuver her Secretary of Slale-liusluind Into the White House niMim.1 the unlikely Ihrrat of a young, agreeable, humorless Senntm The great lady's Imhhle nleee. played hv the Ingenue Helen nrooks. has hadndnte ith tlu Senator and is tilling her about n.

Trying to Indiente how eon-scieniimis amt Industrious her escort is. she chatters. "Why hist night, he was writing a sierrh all during the movie." nesldes BUggntfin; the pontwmsness of the Senator, it Cerruti modestly funny line hut the Philadelphia audl-e merely smiled, not laughed. It was the (gutting scene of a comedy, and it nettled laughs, so Kaufman who was direr ting the play for the late Sam. II.

Harris, began tinkering with the staging, trying to get the desired audience response. He had Miss Brooks read It differently, and re-arranged the positions and movements i of the actors. Nothing seeimtl i to work, though, and night after night the audience merely smiled and didn't laugh. Kaufman and Miss Dayton also re- -worried the line, und some of the actors marie suggestions, all to no effect. One night after the perfomv ani-c.

however, Mimi Brooks was dated. We gm our laugh loaight." she reported. "It went Just fine." "Haw did you do It?" the was asked. "Dkl you find the right reading?" "No." she replied, "hut Just OPENS -Tta New Yorir Ualwsprwi FmUvbTs "That the New York Drama Crlllra a Urn brat play of Urn (lampion ship oprau on Broadway Thunday Sept 1. iwwm.

111 to rich! are Mlrhari Iaul tart Inn ami at lha lloolh Tbralre. The play, wrtttre by Jaaon Miller, won Charlra Durnlng. No mourning for Diahann DUliann ('rvnllli pnnMt Diahann CamU'i recent JOEL ROSEN ISSOCIMIOR it gleised to announce its TWELFTH SEASON A diilinguiihad group of highly troinad I oc fieri offer a vniqwo program of PIANO INSTRUCTION Combining individual itudy, in fho home and monthly ttudio daviM. AgM 8 through high tchoaf. TERM BEGINS SEPT.

11th 1J72 BTIinW tkut cal OR 1 2112 TI S-Mll Jack OBrian bef me the show tisilght, Geoigc i.i'.ie 1 1 my iltessing Mom g.ive me a slight change in the lap. He hud me ay, Why, hist night, he was writing a ssvli all during Harlow You should have heard Hu laueh it got'." The tneiiteni was i huructcr-iti- of K.iulman as a Iheatri-j-iil iuftnun. It was also an ev.impli- of ll'e illf feli-lli I1-i ii-n humor and comedy. A ilillcii-iii vii I iiuiva -ih i a. Inn: i.

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If Rudy Vallee rates a deadend street in his name, Benny Youngman feels he's entitled to a left turn press! Warner's "Love In Blume flick's changed titled to NEW YORK THEATRE DIRECTOR EVENING PERFORMANCES OF ALL BROADWAY SHOWS WILL START AT 7:30 WED. SAT. MATS, at 2:00. Check lilting below for any variances critique of the N.Y. drama critics (P.

128) brilliant, we sav! Business exec Trudy Webster is so tired of being asked if she isn't All MscGraw, she Just signs the autographs LIU won't campaign for Me-Guff Johnny Mercer and Michel Legrand were startled by the flash "Cyrano" win he a this-season musical they'd already written a dozen songs for another long-nosed tunesh-ow. Charleston lion ton's "Sky-Jscked film In three months already Is at the $15,000,000 mark. Chuck takes percentages of his flick so he's up fur another million the "Clockwork Orange" movie's chopping-out of fornication scenes to get an instead of an is simply an uncour-ageous ploy to lure the kids hatred from X-fllcks. What happened to all of Stanley Kubrick's brave words about never compromising his raunchy principles when It first emerged from under the dirty rock? This sort of slck-fllck really deserves an RX. Ted WlOlmms' pals say he's tired of piloting a losing ball-dub and will park In his Rangers' Job tho his pact haa another seaaon to limp ARC-TV couldnt steal up any of the big tennis tourneys from NBC CBS, so It's starting one In Las Vegas from scratch and the $150,000 prize sure is scratch.

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"IEh Mill the um old fctory, flight for love and GENERAL CINEMA CORPORATION By ALLAN WALLA fH NEW YORK- The 1972-73 theater season has begun with a show railed "Qagy Now." Well, something's got to ha first, and it's good to get this one out of the way fast "Crazy Now," which premiered Sunday night at the Eden Theater off-Broadway, Is described as "a wild musical revue," which only proves that even as modest an entry as this ran have delusions of grandeur. It's about si wild aa a church supper and only a hit more musical. Maybe all "Crazy Now" re-ally proven Is that it's getting tougher and tough fo he hinny. In the days when they were turning out satirical revues at Plaza-9 and Upstairs at the Downstair, we used to laugh at sketches and songs about permissive education, hippies, rock singers, women's lib, phony liberals, television commercials and the like. "Crazy Now Is packed with sketches and songs about permissive education, hippies, rock singers, women's lib, phony liberals, television commercials and the like, and it all sounds like rejects culled from an old Dob Hope monologue.

Richard Smithies and Maura jGsvanagh, who wrote the hook 'and lyrics, have a lot of Ideas, but unfortunately they all seem reminiscent of other peoples Ideas. For example, theres the sketch about a IvttCnUUl S140 a day here will be $500 to $800 a day In 2000. The Negro-oriented "Blacu-la" has run up such a huge scare, "Blackenstcin" next will straighten your hair more inflation: the new 72-'73 phone hook has 128 more pages than last "Superfly" got an rating, hut Warners will try to aeries-TV it anyway the Times ordered more artion pictures into its pages; just let the slanted stories full flat instead Mar-Nr's Bazaar has a brilliant forms and ramps is by Richard Ccrullo and the costumes are by Margaret Tobin. There are dive hard-working performers: William Buell, Carla Benjamin, Glenn. 'Mure, John Scoullar and a young woman with the single name of Rosalie.

I hope to sue them again under better circumstances. pill woirilANi Adults 1150 Children $1 I 'Whais Up Doc' Saa Mavia Clack illl THEATRES rk.CiNIPljr, IM.H7 W.a'1 I THI.TW mmt mta. WI-WH Pm THK CANDIDATE Ul CINEMA wataa w'-7P "THE OTHER" URCKMONT I81 aflMwM. FUTHOUH I PRIME CUT' IN' MSI .94 WWieifMMMf ADULTS- V1 CHtoia-50' WMiai.iia TIT CONQUEST MAMARONICkl Of TH PLANET OUTHOUSE I OfTUE APES 190 I HOT BOCK C0l Ict (0 i I' TAl'I'AK KHB I'laflionxc Aiieeuemeoie IIUAlUl OfMS T0M0RI0W EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT COMPLETE-ORIGINAL PRODUCTION DIRECT FROM BROADWAY. i Tkkatt Nnr in io ornci arm Mitra mtMixM cmii-Ruabinno-siNRYijnijnfTfSf rot aour IMIS UtaUtr) men Malar Cradh Card Accootad "Blume In Love" Den-loo Tam, the nuts 'n' butts beauty at the Gaslight Club, returns for her second year at the staid American Academy of Dramatic Aria.

She'll keep peddling coffin nails to finance her drama tutoring If It kills -you the St. amusement parlor charged two-bits for four machine-made photo poses; now it's half buck, new price pasted over the old one you still ran read More Age of Inflation: hospital rooms averaging Clark Kentish young dan who Is transferred into a superman through the use of virile-sounding mens products. Then there's the pucudu-llb-ernl young matron who's disappointed when a black cab driver rebuffs her advances. And the rock singer with a guitar covering his nakedness who tings of missing the toll basket on the highway of life. None of these has a well-honed point of view about consumer goods, liberalism, rock lyrics or anything else.

Only one sketch comes dose to the sharpness of bygone satirical revues. In that, an ultra-modem nursery school teacher, having covered such topics as procreation and death, tries to preach a little revolution to the kiddies using a story about flopsy rabbits and their rebellion against farmer MacGregor. Naturally, the kids revolt, kiss the teacher and learn frighteningly that they now have no one to lead them. Unlike this one, most of the skotches Mack out after an obligatory nod out topicality, and the musir of Norman Sachs doesn't add much. There Is one song, "Hard Times, which, although as familiar as the sketch material, is at least pleasantly familiar.

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Features at Hartsdale I flu ol Drive -fn Only Ryan Neal VAII Me Grew LOVE STORY" AtNMM RvP9p Tl.Ay lIAfAIN. SAU" HH490M ML Rv IMhi a ta taCAIl SOPf MANwdNICHAND ATTENBOPOli'' ROBERT ANNE SHAW BANCROFT SIMON WARD YOUNG aamRwmmki JACK HA'VKINS'IAN HCXM ANTHONY HOPKINS PATRICK MAGEE EDWARD WOOCWAHD KT. john mius VdN I fr 4. 9 HCLyAIII (IVM lIIS Kirill ii i Ni0 PMaicglrn McDoweN im1I 'Patrick Mage tatna The long-run hit play pnlhetcrcen, with all its humor riband all its heart. jBDTfERE8 cwy TMii.ii 7 ARE FREE CMPtawt Gomenwr Tickets for WINSTON may be obtained NOW at the Columbia II Theatre.

For your further convenience, starting on September 20th, tickets may also be obtained at TICKETRON offices in the New York metropolitan area. SCHIOUU OP PIRPOaMANCCS AND paieis MATMEf I S6 talMPM KM MltW! MtaVv.Tta.lMtl I PW. tt ffiiSnT 10 10VM. MM tadintlMPM. MM MAIL ORDERS NOWI a mom mm iwn.eiM.sf mtt mU MBlIS IMM1 9Mv94l4e Pn MB4 Neren 9M9a PlMW Ml NNfMt NNW 4 NH tata tad oao wm hM I MUWMN AnM.

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