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riTTSBrnOII rOST-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1969 At Random The PLAYHOUSE 1 By Harold V. (it: Mwj prarit I nmmetl tioiilk'ftiii Cohen Posl Time It's still pretty hush-hush but the Civic Light Opera Company has instructed Bill Mazefsky, the organization's public relations man, to sound out the RKO-Stanley Warner people about the possibility of leasing the Stanley Theater Downtown for their shows next summer. Apparently the Civic Light Opera 1412 Bears School Rd. COMING $4.00 Per Person LADIES' DAY TOMORROW! Features Another Week to Go Lois Pearlman, Georgette Beck and Ted White, from left to right, are featured in the Woody Allen comedy, "Don't Drink the Water," which begins its second and final week tonight at the White Barn Theater, where it will run through Saturday. The screen version, by the way, was just completed in Miami and co-stars Jackie Gleason and Estelle Parsons.

ADULT HIT! riEv tsnovjl motor I Indafl ci (HH Mile from Sretter Fqh. Airport) JULY 22nd. ONE NIGHT ONLY AND HIS ORCHESTRA Cover Reservations) 771-3900 75c till 5 1: RICHARD BENJAMIN JACK KLUGMAN ALI MacGRAW I IrCp'miTinBa wmrjrwinimai 25c Indoor Parklnql Evei. after p. m.

Sun. Holidays after I p.m. Indoor Theatre Ent. from Garage Red levell I I TODAY 2:00 AND 1:30 t. M.

ACADEMY AWARD BEST ACTRESS I Seats at Bel Office er From Mgr. ot Any Assoclatec) Thtatrs Si IBARBRA STREISAND It XI Hilarious Comedy in CofOT FIRST SHOWING 'GIRL-A-RAMA' ADULT FILMS! Alr-Csnrlltlinit NIXON 281-6773 TONIGHT at 8:30 (ten widen ruistun KEEFE I SYLVIA BRASSELLE I SIDNEY IN 1 SIMON'S COMEDY HIT! SEATS NOW AT BOX OFFICE EVES.I Mun. -Thun. MOW Frl. and Rut.

Eree. 7:00 ml f. Stall Alia it All Network Tlckit Aiimlii I taiiu ii linn i lUni nmluttlL IN HOW NOW DOW JONES First Appeoranee In Pah. ttili great musicoll Tonlti thru Sit. it 1:30 p.

m. Saturday Mitlnn it 2 p. m. 4408 seats avoDablt for every performance. Tickets: S1.2S ft.

AO evenings $1.10 te $4.40 Saturday Marmte, IVIRY SAT. THJ IVIRY NITI 2M 1 rMIH (': ljist'V 1 3 Different, Beautiful, Tuei. 1 I 1:30 ENTER LAUGHING ThurTrVrl." Sat. 7:30 I :40 THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING CRAFT OAKLAND .62 1 -4445 WINNER "BEST riLM" Cannes Film festival TODAY AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRE ARCADE (HE. l1tT Today 1l men's day.

Mc admission all day. See 2nd ad for current lealures! ARCADE (HE. Open 1:45 p.m. Warren Beatty, Fa ye Dunaway, rBonnle it Also Paul Newman "Cool Hand Luke. BKI.I.EVl'E (TO.

S-1SH4) Arademy Award Winner Cliff RobertRon and Clair Bloom "Chaily," 7:05, 9:20, Also short subtecti. BEI.MAR (til-IKRO) R. 'Wldmai-k, "Death Of A Ounflghter." Also Ellrabeth Taylor In "Secret Open 8:30. Men'a nlle 50c. rilF.SWICK EAST (SKS-I-SB) Petulla Clark.

Fred Aatalre, "Fln-Ian'a Rainbow." Tech. 7:00, 9:30, CHESWICK WEST (Sfil-7755) Jackie Gleaann, Bob Hope, Jane Wvman, "How To Commit Marriage," Tech. 8. 00 9 fit. CRAFTON 1-S5; C.

Robertson aa 10:10. Also "Bouna Sere Mr 8:18. Ends today. GALAXY iRrlrlr Title 1 Rowen Martin, Jullt Newmar, "The Maltese' Blppy" color thla evenlnj at 1:00 m. GARDES (North Aide) Rock Hud-eon.

Jim Brown. "Ice Station 7rra." Alao "Ohott Italian Styla" Ends today. GRANADA (Centre Ave. IfiMIJfi) Jim Brown, ncne Herkman In also Paymond 8t. Jacques In UptlKht." Open 1:30.

MT. OLIVER (EV. l-tllt) Kelr DullPa 8pnre Odyssey" (Terlv). 1:30 4:05, 6:40. 9:20.

Ladles Day today. OAKS (Oekmnnt A timely adventure A f.ploratlon, "2001 A Space Odyssey" (Tech.) 6:50, 9:30 p. m. PARKWAY (MrKeea Reeks) "Romeo Ac 8 45. 9:45.

Also Jane Fonda, "Barefoot In Tht Park" 1:10. REGENT HQ. (CH. 1-1) "If It's Tuesday This Muat bt Belgium" In color. 6:30, 8:20.

10:10. SEWICKLEV (74l-iUM) Dick Van Dvke. Sally Ann Howes "Chlt-ty Chl'tty Pan Bans;" color. 6:30, 9:00. SOUTH HILLS (fnrmont tK1-110(l) Lucille Ball.

"Youra. Mine As Cura." Alao "Support Your Locai Sheriff." Open 8:45. MIND ASSOCIATION Louiio 420 Irownivllle Rd. hi. i-ttt; CONRAD I NOW i i as Person under 16 years of igo not admitted.

TODAY 2:00 AND 8:30 P. M. BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! WINNER 6 ACADEMY AWARDS ,11 Stall at Box Office o' From Mgr. at Any Auotilted Theatre and Any Ticket neratinn Systtmi Latatlen WAi- iriLZ a i Ail AIW CON lanirt) uanucc rnunnnnu B.HUIt4 ITIHIIIItb lUMIWIinWII T5o UNTIL 5:00 P. M.

laaam aa A GIAIJT 1 Starring Tony Randall 'Dow Jones' Charts Love Market at Civic Arena By DONALD MILLER Thank Thespis that we had Tony Randall and a chorus of five over-40 females members of "the Central Park West Canasta and Common Stock Society" last night at the Civic Light Opera. Otherwise, there would not be, there could not be much to grow ecstatic about in this week's i of the Stock Exchange who has a a ay musical, "How crush on moneybags Wingate. Now, Dow Jones." She agrees to be his mistress Ah, but those five ladies! but is ncver calIed uPn to Such a rendition of "Step to serve- the Rear" you have to see to Tne Rel its first brief believe. There they are: all infusion in "Crazy NiSht Bal" done up in their best print lct" in which tne yung dresses, permanents and min- "rs; dressed vlvld and utes of the last meeting costumes, do a nightclub shrimp salad was act Wlth PrP and so in love with their some needed blood into favorite stock salesman, Mr. ibe proceedings devised by Randall Max 1 a with music He was pulled off a ledge by Elmer Bern" leading to suicide and into a profitable berth on the Market JSlZJiX because he had a natural ap- SSS peal to widows and orphans- couPle ur win ln8 on hiT recent encounter ItZ MI 2 Znl in bed.

And to think that Mr. Street knos the money s. Randal, from thjs a Up to that wonderfully Iedge above Wall Street. I wacky number the play can-t pet over that fantastic seemed almost a spoof of a transition bad musical. Not a memora- But most girl I-ve ble tune, rafts of cliches, so-so known he sayS and sne singing that could not always vice-versas.

She also becomes be heard, and the draggiest of prcgnant, which can occur openings. under such circumstances. A lovely girl, played by a i 1 Mason, wants to Her condition allows for a marry but is held off by a lead-in to the harmonic num- dumb boy friend who wants to ber "You'll Get Over It." get ahead first. She meets Mr. That piece fair precedes Randall, who plays a young "Step to the Rear." Mr.

Ran- failure (12 jobs in six months), dall ends the act held aloft by and together they fall in love. bis admirers; not unlike the Mr. Randall's hero is such a Jonga number in "Wonderful failure that, even in love, he Town decides to end all and Is Second Act slarted oul next seen being pul ed into the. colorfully with the contrapun- office of the Market tycoon taI song Is Better i a played by Erik In botn these numbers some RVidcs, and out of the clutch- 40 actors and dancers filled es of an untimely death. the Arena stage pr0viding a A secondary plot involves a spectacle for the last show of silly goose of a girl guide the season.

Something nice to (Arlene Font anna) on the remember. Mb COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS cncDonToniin nnnn nnnmn knew this upset my father and grandmother. Now, I realize, marriage may be silly but it isn't obsolete." I don't believe for a single minute that A. who insists he did, saw this sign in a Cairo hat shop: "Try Our Turban Renewal Plan." Don't look for "Forty Carats," Julie Harris' Broadway hit, here next season unless producer David MenicK decides to send out a second road company. The original is good for at least another year, maybe more, in New Y'ork, and and the National Company, starring Barbara Rush, will be settling down in Chicago on October 13 for a run that should go for nine months or longer.

All of which probably means Pittsburgh won't be getting this very funny comedy until 1970-71 at the earliest. That recent revival of the Ben Hccht-Charlcs MacArthur newspaper play, "The Front Page," has turned out to be a bonanza for Tom Atkins, the young Pittsburgh actor. At first it was to have stayed only a month in New York, then the engagement was extended another month and now the production, with the same cast, headed by Robert Ryan, as Walter Burns, the managing editor, and Bert Convy, as Hildy Johnson, the star reporter, is being taped for television (90 minutes) in the fall. Xerox will be the sponsor but the network hasn't been set yet. With "The Front Page" out of the way, Mr.

Atkins expects to spend the remainder of the summer in stock. A note from Henny Young-man in Las Vegas: "I know you'll be happy to hear that I'm now 30 pounds slimmer, thanks to my wife, who's such a lousy cook she can't even dial Kentucky Fried Chicken." Perhaps you noticed that paper commercial during the Apollo 11 television coverage, the one with the girl swimming, then sticking her head out of the water and delivering the sales spiel. The girl is Ali MacGraw, who makes her movie debut in the Chatham Cinema's click, "Goodbye, Columbus." The commercial was probably done after the picture was but before the picture was released. Otherwise, Miss MacGraw's price would no doubt have been prohibitive. The $14 million Julie Andrews musical, "Star," which didn't do so well in its limited road-show bookings, here and everywhere else, has been withdrawn from circulation in fact, it was withdrawn a month ago and 35 minutes have been cut from the movie prior to its going back into release in October.

At that time, "Star" will be re-titled "Gertie Was A Lady" (after the late Gertrude Lawrence, whom Miss Andrews portrays) and 20th Century-Fox will give it a brand new advertising campaign. The picture played the Manor locally earlier in the year but never got off the ground. The studio feels that the re-editing has "basically made a new movie out of an old one." And Nobody Asked Me But Wrinkles are hereditary; parents get them from their children. i in Talintid, Go Go Girls I Hi a mbU CARL Paglinssotti's nnnnnrjrm'3 oolq CAuTinnwne INT5RTAINMINT TO i 4 2J RISV. JACQUI SALLY 114-1144 ar II4-V222 tlt4tt ICnilD CFACOKI C1JPPFP TLUR RUN ILVD.

rVVV--y i An Iff RCONOITIONID 1" 1 AT jTonite! STAN --V 1121 SAW 5 i It Sulfated for GENERAL audi-tncea. (Ml Butteated for MATURE audi, triers (parental discretion MILL has at long last decided to at give up on tne uvic Arena. You may also hear that a tent In the Schcnley Oval is a possibility, too. At any rate, whatever future the CLO has, that future will definitely not be at the Arena. Among the amusing gifts Don Brockrtt took home with him over the week-end from the Allegheny General Hospital, where he underwent leg surgery 10 days ago, the prizewinner came from Karen and Richard Gross, of Ben Gross' restaurant, where Don's all-girl revue, "You Get the Show," is presently playing: A rrutch painted royal blue and attached to it (1) a rear view mirror; (2) a bicycle horn that beeps; (3) a searchlight in working order; (4) a jump rope; (5) a basket containing booze and glasses; (6) a Pennsylvania license plate with Don's name on it, and at the bottom of the crutch for extra speed (7) a roller skate.

No, Mrs. B.R., Molly Picon didn't play the Jewish mother in the original Broadway production of "Come Blow Your Horn" (the role Sylvia Sidney currently has in the Neil Simon comedy at the Nixon), she was only in the screen version. The part was acted on the New York stage by the late Pert Kelton, who was. you may remember, Jackie Glea-son's first wife in "The Honey-mooners." Not too long ago Michael Same was a popular actor and recording star in his native England. Then he turned writer-director and last year turned out the widely-praised and highly-successful British picture, "Joanna." Now he'i in Hollywood, where Mr.

Same has Just finished the ncreenplay of Gore Vidal'i "Myra Breckinridge" and will direct Raqucl Welch in the picture for 20th Century-Fox. Has anybody else noticed how much Catherine Deneuve, the French actress who co-stars with Jack Lemmon in "The April Fools" at the Fulton, looks iike Grace Kelly did when she was making movies? The Cleveland papers Insist the marriage is only a matter of weeks. Perhaps a couple of months at the most. But in Hollywood, Pat Breslin, the television actress who is featured on the "General Hospital'' soap opera, has been telling her fellow-players only that she may-not will, just may be departing that show shortly to become Mrs. Art Modell, wife of the owner of the Cleveland Browns.

The Leonard Kapners are in from Palm Springs, for a week or so If you saw "Dr. Strangelove" on television recently, the Negro pilot of the plane carrying the bomb was James Earl Jones, the current Broadway sensation of "The Great White Hope" who'll be repeating the role in the screen version Pittsburgh night club entertainers Ronnie Treece and Ann Savage will be going back to Japan next spring, winding up their bookings over there at Expo '70 in Osaka It's a daughter, Sharon Lynn, for the Tony Baldwins Lincoln Maazel. who was a cardinal in "Galileo" at the Playhouse the season before last, has been demoted. He's only a bishop in "See How They Run." the current show at the Odd Chair Playhouse Taul Kyros, of The Edge, will be home the end of next week from a month's visit to his native Greece. Out on the West Coast, the David Hedisons have just cradled a bahy girl.

The proud father, who had a long run in "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea." was Al Hedison when he arlcd for Carl Low and Clay Flagg at the White Barn Thea-er here a dozen summers or so ago, and his wife, Bridget, is a former London model. Famous Last Words, from Jane Fonda (who once insisted "marriage is in the current Redbook magazine: "I vowed I wouldn't get married until someone gave me one good reason to. No one ever did but I got married anyway. It was for social reasons. Roger Vadim (the director) and I hd been living together for a couple of years, and I Honest Answer Jason Robards, an ordinary seaman with the Navy at Pearl Harbor at the beginning of World War II, is now playing at Army general in'Tora! Tora! Tora!" When asked a impressed him most about his rise in rank, Robards replied: "The pay." I IV I Vim) I A A.

f. r3 I i i frcMKoioi Theater I faMaa a win-vynm luwiti paiMa STARTS TOMOROW YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE THIS GREAT SHOW Clock GATEWAY -Greoorv Peck ond Omar Sh-nt in "Mo'-Kenno Gold at 2:45, 5:10, 7:40 ond 10. "Itti In "I MnrriJ You tor Fun" ot 1:15 ond 10:15. K'NGS COUPT-Rnn MnMv and Oliver Red in "Oliverl Todoy at 1 ond 1:30. MANOR Sandy Dennis and Michael Burns in "Th-t Cold Day In tht Park" ot 6.

I ond 10. PITTSBURGH PLAYHOUSE "Enter Laughing at 7:30 and 9 30. SHAOYSIDF MnlTlm McDnweM n-t Christine Noonon In "II" at I ond 10. SOUIRREL HILL Mailmlllnn Schell nnd Din Bnki-r In "Krnkotoa, Eost ol Java" at 2:30 and 1:30. Pnltkr nnd Jnanno Shlmkul In "Tht Lost Mon" at 12, 2, 4, 4, I ond 10.

WARNER Dean Jones and Michel Lee In "Tht Lovt Bug" at 12, 2, 4, t. I and 10. ft SMCY IIT- BEFORE IT'S WITHDRAWN FROM RELEASE! Wfv ar RESTRICTED Persona under 18 not admitted, unless aerompanted by parent! or an adult guardian. (XI Ptrieni under II not admitted. gf UDIES DA? TOMORROWI 75e UNTIL 5 P.M.

111 UU Ui Ol ftTHMMknt oasJOIiESraLiLEE UDIES DAY TOMORROWI $1.00 UNTIL I f. M. CHILDREN UNDER 14 Mat. $1.23 Ivas. A Sun.

$1.30 Eastman COLOR LADIES DAY TOMORROW! 7Se 'TIL I P.M. If 93 OF fl MOVIE 1 jJUUUlfi FOREMAN'S i-i SUPER PANAV1SI0N TECHNICOLOR O' STEREOPHONIC SOUND HRS. FREE PARKINS IVIS. SUN. 14 SELECTID GARAGES DOWNTOWN Jack Lemmon and Catherine Deneuve are "The April Fools" TaVihnifnlnr Mea if? A Cinema Center Films Presentation, i A iMatranal oeneral Pictures Release.

LADIES' MATINEE TOMORROW! 7So UNTIL 5:00 P. M. LAST TIMES TONIGHT Alar Arkln "POPI" RODCERJ-HAMMERSTEWS Tin Dears ttea 1 JO 1. 1. Celer! (mar Sharif DOCTOR ZHIVAGO Dears Otea 1:30 P.

Last Day (C) 2 Walt Disney Celer Nits! PETER PAN Iso BLACKBEARDS GHOST TIT Deers (pet 1:30 P. Lett Day (G) 2 Wa't DltMy Cetar Mlttl PETER PAN Iso BLACKBEARDS GHOST Dttrs Isei. 1:30 P. latt Day (t) Celer 1 Kelr Dalfea 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY aaia Dear Oe-ri 100 M. 161 Culm! Krlr Dlll'l laeles Mat.

ay 75e 'til 3 2001. A 9-i ROBERT VISE tS)' I ft IE Jl WALT DISNEY productions' TECHNICOLOR' lecamacwar TODAY AT 3:30 8:30 KRAKATOA' FULL OF ERUPTIONS. ADVENTURE! ACTION SELDOM A DULL MOMENT!" triwMi aiatltf, rMfikwf rt PRESENTED IN SUPER 70 i j. Jr LADIES 1 MATINEE I TOMORROW! EAST OF tJAlT. TECHNICOlOII, af Am MUSIC 171)1 I KeMM 1 11 1 1 1 1 i.Timr7 ON STAGE PPLB MILL PLAYHOUSE -Dflmenl, Po.

"Cactus Flower." Tonioht ol I 45. BEVERLY HILLS PLAYHOUSE Bab-cock Blvd. Avantl." Tonight ot I. BUHL PLANF7AilUM "Soact Adventure, ot 2:15 ond 1:15. CIVIC ARFNA-CMr LlnM Onra rr-nt Tony Rondoll In "How Now Dow Jones." Tonight ot 130.

LITTLE I AKF THPATPR Cononi-burg, Po. "Tht Odd Couple." Tonight at 8 40. MOUNTAIN PLAYHOUSE Jennert-tr-wn, Po. "Coctul Flower." Tonight at 6 45. NIXON-Sylvlo Sidney and Kerf Bros- selle In "Com Blow Your Horn." Tonight ot 1:30.

ODD CHAIR PLAYHOUSE-South HIMv See How They Run. at 1:30. WHITE RN-lrwln, Po. "Don't Drink trie water." Tonight at 0: 40. ON SCREEN ART Love-In" nt It, I SO.

4 .40, 7:30 ond 10: IS. "College Glrli" ot 11:30, 3:20, 6:10 and 9. CHATHAM CINEMA -Richard Berdnmln ond All MocGrow In "Goodbye Columbus," ot 2, 4. I and 10. i ENCORE Alnn Arkln ond Rita Moreno In "Pool' ot 4, I ond 10.

FlbSlA Bororu Strelsond ond Omar Shr-nf In "Funny Girl." Today at 2 ond 30. FORUM -Aion Arkln ond Rita Moreno In "Pool" ot I and 10. FULTON Jock Lemmon ond Catherine Deneuve in "The April Fools" at 12:15, 2:10, 4:10, 6.05, 1:05 and 10. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 4 reiiONi im CHAaca! miiK ot IEIICE WELK AND HIS IMTIftC COMPANY Of I TV STARS a-FRIDAY, AUGUST I -s IN PERSON lADT SOUL I ARETHA FRANKLCI IN CONCERT I I IUC 1 S5 00 4 SO 1M. ceaamseurxsul I AUIi.

2 taM.tiw tie. ine W'taa naaaiHi AUE. I stM HM-UW iaV A I I I I MIS SUMMER a -v-i a aij WM Sandy Demis JW 4 ii lh Park Michael Burns I I TZ7 I af AIW-CONOITION1D I 1 1 -4Kc i I II AIMS' HZrZ ii -Ti am 'i. i at Lidt' -n 9 LIZANNE BRAZELL She and Gary Fan and Kevin Corbett make up the cast of Neil Simon'i three-character comedy, "Star Spangled Girl," at the Brownsville Summer Playheuse, where it opens tomorrow night and will run through Sunday. Miss Brazell graduated in speech and drama from Baylor University in Waco, Texas, and most recently completed a season of repertory at the well-known Center Stagin Baltimore.

KU aViti M. arrr S. I T. et i i Last Deyl a Stem Ceeeery Hltsl "THUNDIRIALL" Color lilt "Prta Russia Wlta Lav" Celer SATURDAY, AUGUST 2. SPECTACULAI UCK OWINJ, WU HAOGARO DON GIBSON, STONEWAU JACKSON IN THE UGGEST COUNTRY SHO Of 1969 S1TURDAY.1UGUSTI.

Istavnwivs hsun i VANILLA FUDGE I ILLUSION i UNDERGROUND SUNSHINE I -X ANDY KIM I 1 JOE JEFFREY Kill OTHH ACTS i rail a lie pmtlm-Ht rz'TJum mm iiTV mi Doers tr 1:30 t. M. Last Day Caltrl Petala Clark FINIAN'S RAINBOW Dears Oper 1J0 P. Lait Day Celtrl Petala Clark FINIAN'S RAINBOW Dears lata 1J0 P. M.

Last Day Caltrl Petala Clark FINIAN'S RAINBOW Dears lese 1:30 P. last Day Caltrl Petala Clark FINIAN'S RAINBOW MOD mm nrrm nrr i'Mi hrk Hill' LMUi Mai. Tntity SOt 'til Niahf Of Tht Livinq Do4 SI Ufl ClIW tV MilftrtsJ PRIMATURI BURIAL ni'iuivj wliili' IADIF8 DAY T0M0M0W! 75l UNTIL i t. M. FREE FA I N6 IPEI AT 1:45 P.M.

I WWWVIMW 14BIH- DAY I 'TllliU T004Y! 75a I "jyinyy) I mmi p. I rV itt i. IS LAST DAYI Ply Away Into A Wondtrland of Fantasy and Song! Walt Disney's "PETER latrt) Ae'eet Wort Dlsnty's Short Tedoy 2, 4. 4, I 10 P. M.

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