Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 8

1 't A-8 Saturday August 3 1968 Citizen-News Brandt Signs Anno Karen Anna Karen Broadway and film actress who has starred' on the Los Angeles stage in such plays as Country Philadelphia "The Condemned of and with Gene Barry in Man Most has been' signed by -producer Louis Brandt to join Marsha Hunt Jewell Lain and Richard Roat in Stanley hew comedy-drama having its West Coast premiere Aug 14 at the Actors Theatre in Beverly Hills Miss Karen was also a co- JS335HISES 73T opeh nnlL hageut! NOUnMOOO world: ounroooauwER CsotfrMttnSPM WARM GREETING Martha Raye congratulates Gary Burghoff for his sterling work in a Good Man Charlie Brown still chalking up records at thd Ivar Theater Hollywood Burghoff plays title role in family-oriented production MUSICAL THEATER Anne Francine Named For Panel Discussion frnPrtiB-PMsUHiprt WHERE WERE YOU WHEN The OddCouplel 0" i Alay Not LONDON The Frank Slnatra-EIlzabeth Tajior picture Only Game In has bet posxmed end I have doubts whether Elizabeth will: make it this year Sinatra has the damdest hick with his teading ladies! The doctors have ordered a long rest for Mrs Burton and she would be wise to listen to them Heaven knows she need the money! Wamero-Seven Arts production of with the Russians will take exactly a year to make Dmitri Tlomkln whose project this is will not of course rewrite foe music of the great Russian composer But he is supervising the musical sequences Someone Just back from the location in Moscow told me that the Russian ladies are wearing mini-skirts but not the exaggerated versions you see in London Also that they regard the aformentione Mr Sinatra as a superstar and they loved Gary Cooper and Marilyn Monroe So did we Jim balcony girl chum Eva Bo-Chin is joining him in Almerica where he is making with Ra-quel Welch David Merrick was saying that if Ronald Reagan is elected Prsident of the United States he will move to England Michael Caine has signed to star in a film with the funnysounding title of about a Marxian English critic Richard Avellng who founded the Socialist Party in England and who was in love with Tussy Aveling was an alcoholic and heroin addict and when father let her marry him she committed suicide according to my very illegible notes Jacqueline Susann has completed her treatment for The Valley Of The DoUs the sequel to her smash best seller The 20th Century-Fax executives said with one collective breath They know it will be commercial with the same aura as the first Valley Entertainment THE FX Color In LAST SHOW Kin AY mtd WWW Anne Francine featured with Angela Lansbury in at the Pavilion of the Music Center will join other notables on a panel discussing the musical theater today during the coming 32nd annual convention of the American Educational Theater Assoc f-tion in the Statler Hilton Hotel August 25-31 Robert Lee who with Jerome Lawrence wrote the bode for the musical will participate on foe panel it is learned Among intersting and vital dvelopments in foe theafer scheduled for a hearing will be censorship and the moral status of the theater In which Guy Barrows of UCLA producer of James Young California State College at Fullerton and John Harmer State Senator Glendale will share views Playwrights on playwriting sponsored by the Playwrights Program Project will bring together Playw rights William Inge Robert Barrows Howard Richardson and George Sklar The panel discussion will have as its chairman Pat Maden of Immaculate Heart College Rod Steiger left and director Peter Hall discuss upcoming scene from Into One Won't Go" contemporary drama with comedic overtones now before cameras in Eng-! land Steiger may currently be seen in Paramount's Way "to Treat a LYRIC RACHMANINOFF Victor Alessandro Conducts at Bowl INDEPENDENT THEATRES CAMPBELL contrast to How! Sommer Matinees Daily 2:00 PM WINNER 3 ACADEMY AWARDS! 8:30 9 SHOWS TOMORROW-SiOO 7i30 IIC0L0I PAUnSNN FROM WMNEI II0S-SEVEN AITS vf 7AU SEATS RESERVED RB EVENINGS at £0 SUN EVENINGS at 7:30 PM MATINEES: DAILY 2:00 PM TICKETS NOW AT BOX OFFICE OR BY MAIL! OnNnMLVMMAJlTOaeMRMLaSUNMVSMOUMVSiailOOIITpfiMML TIMER WJO ON MU Kt WH1WM CMJNMtt WDC CA 07 Ml UHL MO Ml HUIUH TIMET MKB 9mm HHM Ur yrm iwm MM aflle MatMi) HUKM MUSIC hmm sums MM SUNSET (at VINE) HOLLYWOOD 464-3401 I Aatuheatresiandtdrive-ins1everywhere Film 4 Get liz get me wrong When nine million people read a book it has to have something Steve Reeves the former Mr Beautiful American turned in his sandals and spears in Italy (His started Joe Levine in foe film business ted years ago and now Steve is living off the fat of the land literally) Steve owns a cattle-ranch in the US Far West and now talks of making a movie come-back He can talk but I doubt whether it will come to anything Steve was never a star in American movies Nicol Williamson who replaced Richard Burton in In The gives a brilliant performance in Bofors Gu They said Nicol was a stage actor only especially in his brilliant but he Is coming through now as a top film star Catharine Deneuve now in New York starring in April with Jack Lemon' credits director Jacques Demy with making her a star and not her old flame Roger Vadim For the latter she made And and Leads The For Demy the lovely of foe says me understand what acting Soon to be released Catharine as the young countess opposite Omar Sharif in 'Summertree' Set Next Year new play by Ron Cowen will be filmed for Columbia Pictures by Kirk Bryna Productions it was announced today by Robert Weitman vice president in charge of studio production The deal marks foe first association between Bryna Productions and Columbia was presented last May in New York at the Repertory Theater of Lincoln Centre and was critically acclaimed Filming is planned to start early next year Designer Signed John Louis whose Fall col-election will be unveiled this menth has been signed by MGM as fashion designer on "The Little Sister LEGITIMATE reiendslB Centre1 fiuiin "MEET nTBL ROtatT Drynmer Liuchum star on Place series fin- nearly a year directed by John Meredyth Lucas will be a benefit performance opening night for the-American Freedom From Hunger Foundation Rfi Visits Retreat Fifi researching her role of Mother Superior la Consolidated Artists' soon-to-film Dinky will spend a week in retreat with Sisters Of Mercy at their convent near Ojai EIB traoiin5ra SATURDAY 12:31 AM rww MUSIC HALL Sensational! Weird Rites of the Revolution Call Theatre for Show Time 9034 Wthklra 02 44249 NUARTWEST WHERE WERE YOU WHEN LIGHTS WENT OUT SEBASTIAN Call Theatre for Show Time 11272 Into MmIm 4734704 ORIENTAL EKte 743K5 PLANET OF THE APES FLIMFLAM MAN Call Theatre for Show Time PAN PACIFIC fSStonM wisMi PLANET OF THE APES FLIM FLAM MAN Call Theatre for Show Time PLAZA Jack Lemmon-Walter Matthau THE ODD COUPLE Sat 1:00 3:00 5:00 7:00 9:00 Sun 2:15 4:15 6:15 8:15 10:15 1047 Otosrtss WsstaV 2 74097 T2 9-9007 REGENT Exclusive Showing A MAN AND A WOMAN Saturday 3 5 6:45 10:45 Sunday 2 4 6 810 104S ImtoM 47740S9f 2724S01! ROYAL 6UESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER THE PARTY -Call Theatre for Slow Time 11S23 fart MmIcm 02 3-1431 SILENT MOVIE S1 CTairt Uff CHARLIE CHAPLIN i FATTY AMUCKLE HARRY MACK SEN NETT KEYSTONE EDGAR KENNEDY SAME SHOW MONDAY STUDIO 1 BONNIE AND CLYDE FIRECREEK Call Theatre for Show Time faurflAlwart 1094040 304 2907 SUNSET 8i BRAND OF SHAME NUDES A-GO-GO Continuous Daily from T2 Noon Wastors 2 SssmI HO 24721 TOHO LA BREA Masaki Kobayaski's KWAIDAN Color Call Theatre for ShowqTime 9ffcL Broa Wl 4-2342 VAGABOND MAN FOR ALL SEASONS SWEET NOVEMBER Call Theatre for Show Time 2309 WHshirw DU 7-2171 VISTA CONTINENTAL Beaverosities Tempting and Terrific A Must for Men Open Daily from 9:45 ajn MOVIES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT Theatres MAGNOLIA VH 2-1S24 VILLA RIDES SONS OF KATIE ELDER ConHnuous Saturday and Sunday 4483 MafBa ST 1-7924 SHERMAN ISQS2 Vootan Hsatthtolly ST 44911 Audinv Awnrt Wlaasr Bait Faraian 'Film CLOSELY WATCHED TRAINS Dame Edith Evans WHISPERERS Continuous Saturday and Sunday NNNUT IKHKS wlUffllA-nllMiui inMatWiKBIM SuSSiMUIlMn TIQHCarrM By Rachmaninoff and Romeros provided an evening of contrast last Thursday evening at Hollywood Bowl when Victor Alessandro music director of foe San Antonio Symphony Orchestra conducted the Los Angeles Philharmonic The program began with a bright and sparkling rendition of the Overture to second opera 'and Ludmilla Written in a rather tightly knit sonata form foe Glinka' was a pleasant preparation for Symphony No 2 in Minor Op 27 The opening Largo of this symphony is a brooding mood piece a kind of Tschaikowsky 1 minus angst The Slavic temperament pervades the music Mr Alessandro was in command of his musical forces but could not infuse much interest into this movement Things picked up a bit in the second movement a scherzo labelled Allegro molto The third movement an adagio came into its own with the intensely lyric outpouring of melody characteristic of foe composer The orchestra achieved a highly satisfactory mood of quiet longing SUE the CIRCUS MOVES AFTER MONDAY TO ANAHEIM Monday the Rlngling Bros and Bamum and Bailey Circus at the Forum Inglewood rings down the cur-taln with two final perforauurci? but still remain- a Southland visitor -sinc3 the Greatest Show On Earth opens in the Anaheim Convention Center Arena August through 14 -The 98th edition of the most famous three-ring circus will give two performances Monday at 2:45 and 8 pm THEATERS ACADEMY eStiiafr hosmi GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER ENTER LAUGHING Continuous Doily from 12:15 pjn ADMIRAL S3S YOURS MINE AND OURS PRIVATE NAVY SGT O'FARRELL Continuous Daily from 12:30 pm HsOywart a Vhw HO S-Sill BEVERLY CANON THE FIFTH HORSEMAN IS FEAR Call Theatre for Show Time SOSN Cl 24244 CAMPUS M9JmHkl7SSH PLANET OF THE APES FLIM FLAM MAN Call THlatre for Show Time CINE 1 Andy WarholVMY HUSTLER GAY LIFE Call Theatre for Show Time CINEMATHEQUE 16 Andy Warhol's BIKE BOY Call Theatre for Show Time SMMf M7-M1S CLINTON THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE ROSIE Call 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generous in its response to his music mid takes Ms heartfelt music to its collective heart and ears -Maestro Alessandro gave a somewhat forthright rendition of the Symphony in Minor bufititag interest to a soaring Vaulting Following intermission the program abandoned the ample byways of opera and symphony and tackled the problem of guitar with orchestra Here balance is everything and Vivaldi is something else The Concerto in Major for two guitars and orchestra' was typical Vivaldi The Philharmonic was reduced to chamber orchestra proportions befitting the Baroque era in which the composer wrote Originally written for two mandolins that most popular of Italian Instruments Celin and Pepe Romero guitarists gave a spritely performance of this three-movement composition written in Vivaldi's typical fast-slow-fast form The orchestra I regret to say decided not to play together some of the tftng and Ani dSmaged the purity of the sound It made amends however when the four Romeros combined to present Concierto Andaluz for four guitars and orchestra This loving tone poem filled with Spanish flavor is scored for strings horns woodwinds and two trumpets It has a beautiful second movement in pastoral vein filled- with ornamental runs on the guitar echoed by the flutes The mood is a kind of mystical identification with the Andaluclan countryside The third and last movement gives free rein to the talents of the Romeros and features foe thrumming rhythms associated with' the guitar: This is intensely nationalistic music and pleasant HtoHig Maestro Alessandro proved himself a disciplined musicianly conductor if not particularly exciting One suspects that given more rehearsal time the Vivaldi could have been a little gem One is grateful for foe variety provided by the guitar compositions amid the usual collection of symphonies et aL Purchased Jerry Brandt and Stanton Freeman owners of the Electric Circus New York nitery have purchased foe film rights to Robert highly successful novel In a Strange and will produce it under their Electric Circus Productions banner LEGITIMATE THEATERS Seats Available Aug and Sept TONI4HT 7 art 10 PM 3 art 7 M- Bronson SamiMML hMI mw laMangBMKHkreto I nCUI'C to 4232 Hallywaart LOEWS DR DOOLITTLE Daily at 2:00 and 8:30 pjn PICFAIR THERESE AND ISABELLE Saturday and Sunday' 2:15 4:15 6:15 8:15 and 10:15 pjn Flea aart Folrtai Wl 2-1294 Movies Are Your Best Entertainment Or Or BEVERLY Exclusive Engagement INTERLUDE Daily 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10 pm DElfCBIV 224 Bavarlv 224 Bavarly C2B4424 ENTRANCED Ingrid Thulin is intrigued by Max von Sydow in scene from adult film of the Ingmar Bergman's suspense film on view at the Fine Arts Theater MIDNIGHTlSHOWiTONIGHT CENTURY Haflywaart Nsracartto THERESE AND ISABELLE Saturday and Sunday 2:15 4:15 6:15 8:15 and 10:15 pjn CREST ROSEMARY'S BABY Today 12:15 2:40 5:05 7:35 10:00 and 12:15 ajn Sun 12:45 3:10 5:30 8:05 10:30 WaatwaaW art WlhMr 2724274 Q9 Mia Farrow to WtWni CW FradudloH Baby John 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