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I' l' r-'a mmwmmmm iosT.c.zmi:. isov. 16, i960 4 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllll, WIS PARKEI PRESENTS" Here the Breath Bczins Loit 4 Dayil TONIGHT 1:30 NIXON Parkway Players Open Tomorrow "OVER 21" DANCING WlllSTIIl HAM. TOMTKIIIIAII III MT OIH HliSTIIA MaUnat Tattt. I T.

It. 1:30 ORAM CRITICS' PRI PUT I960, 'N JESSICA ROLAND TANDY i. CULVER STAO TONIGHT AND EVERT WEDNESDAY. The Tarkway Flayers of Monroeville, will make their formal debut tomorrow and Friday nights with a pro WhvUDrama HDvsk By Harold V. Cohen IIUIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllHIIIIillllllll Local Scirappings Singer A Alberts writes from Elinstrub's in Bos QUARTET DON WADE Hrh i.

sal Klii Coir" BETTERS QUARTET EVERY FRIDAY MONDAY HAROLD a iinA sMiM.e RT 30-wesi of the INTERSEC. UMIV1DWVS LvUllwC JEANNETTE duction of Moss Hart's "Light 'l'p the Sky." The comedy will be staged at the Gateway Senior High School Auditorium. Pirected by William T. Glad-mon, the cast includes: James Ptraon 1 4 Kara I ton: "The Horizon Room in Pittsburgh for a Pirate SPAGHETTI DINNUI (Tamil? SDIrl to 9 P. M.

Pkom IA. Directed by JOHN GIELGUD SEATS AVAILABLE! H. Drass, Peter Dzmura, How ard Friedman, Jerry Halstead, David Lichtman, Beverly Mar-mon, Margaret Pippin, Robert I ROKKKTA PETEKS in World Series win, and now Boston for a Kennedy victory. How's that for planning a schedule?" The first of Steve Gaynor's "Adult Dances" at the New Arena will be held next Wednesday, November 23. way TaHulah BarVkhead Thanksgiving Eve, ith Al goos into rehearsal December 2 Marsico's band furnishing the in Mary Chase's "Midgie Pur music Lillian Briggs, who vis." the star will have the starred all summer before role of a middle aged baby-sit last in the Bicentennials ter John Cheever, the well- I "Lucia di Lanu.iori.iOor Shankovich, Joyce Trotter, Nan Vosburg and G.

Berger. fMi mitn win wevtuu M.tropollton Opvro Star RirilAKI) KARP. 6onffurjn Syria Mosqui, 8:15 p. flu Mon. I WidH Nov.

21 Tlcktti New Sol at PlrrsBL'RGH OPERA OKKIM. 15S2 Prmn Bank Bldi. HORSES. CIMBELS CALL GR. l-2f74 CO.

t-(24 Kiverboat ollies. just signed known short story writer, has SO. HILLS for a role in Jerry Lewis' new been signed by 20th Century IFox producer Ji ry Wald to Lawrence's 'screenplay D. H. I "Lost Girl." DENIS Ml LrtaiiM LI I-13UO Shu 6 PM.

VHV CANT i LIBERTY ik. Liberty MO. 1-71120 Spin 5 I. m. I STOP WHAT! DO.

MYRM LOT RODDY McDCWALL NO ONI SEATED LAST 10 MINUTES liymni Btrr Deslri in Tha Oust' ilm Itrai la I "Tht 6 Ion of Marathoa" 2 liCitrMlti llii NollWly-DMH MirUl "THE BELLS ARE RINGING" Taylw A. Vain "Tht Timt Machine" A. Srlntr, 0. BntarO "THE ANGEL WORE RED" Ravnontf Birr "Diri In Th Du" rinl Pih Shmlni lilni loliiikfltlili "PAST AND SEXT" In Trrh. 8.

Biihor John Cravfortf "HELL IS A CITY B. Wjnr. N. Woor Purl Ballry "All Th. Pint Younq Cannibals" Nillln "UNDER JO PL AGS" CmII D'Mllli't "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" with Charlton Mr'ton In trail.

an Vula Vi'lon Fait. ICS, 4:43. 8 JO 'I- HI I II REGENT Liberty mo. i-uooa (Ml 12 ROM FORBES AVE. Al EMITHF IEL0 Bill Traers, who was "Wee Geordie" in the English movie of that title, will make his Broadway debut next March in "A Cook for Mr.

General," by Steven Getliers. It'll be directed by Fielder ('4Mik. an Emmy winner for his staging of "Patterns" several years ago Mr. and s. Harvey Breit have dramatized the U.

K. Xayaran novel, "The Guide." Mr. Breit and Budd Schulberg collaborated on tlje stage version of Mr. Schul-berg's book, "The RYUI'il picture, "Ladies Man." Theater owner and Mrs. Mike Shapiro became grand parents again with the birth of a son to their daughter.

Elaine (Mrs. David) Finkel II. The Finkels have a five-and-a-half a r-old daughter His terrlfie impact on local televiMon, by way of nis Ld Sullivan and Clark Cable impressions on those beer commercials, has zoomed ill Jordan's stock here and one of the big night clubs Is trying to reshuffle its holiday bookings in order to bring him in at that time. Linda and Sam Goodman, the VYWSVV disc jockey, had a baby boy at the Mercy Hospi tal 24 hours ago Roy Liber to's back at the Riverboat Room for just a week; Billy SLEEPING When American businessman John Gavin tin Uh tlp beautiful tlticpiiig Austrian princess, played by Sophia I-oren, Into bed "A Breath of Scandal" arises. Maurice Chevalier also stars in the comedy which opens today at the Stanley.

BELMAR Humrwu4 Ft 1.8(150 2 M. CHILI PEPPER worn out LEONA HI) -4l0 Optl 1 P. H. THE PUERTO RICIAN BOMBSHELL DARLENE DAY THE TAIL TORRID TEXAN Bringing One Man Show Here or un 0 OCT TO A SHOWI I Mary Martin's "The Sound of Music" celebrates its first birthday on Broadway tonight Tony Curtis has acquired screen rights to "Draw Sabres." an original Western comedy by Blake Edwards. It'll be his first independent NIXON Taniiy and Roland Oil-1 vr In -Fiv Filler Exerciie.

TulT At 2 and 8 30. CARMEOIE MISIC HALL Burton Hiln. Yj VrMALLRIGHT mm 03 iravaioju. Tht Tiliht At 30. PLA Hoi SE Craft Avenu Thratw: 1 Coidrn Flm-lnj Tonight at 7 30.

Thraler "Siifnl Mght Lonely Num. Tunisht at 7:30. BOIL LA.N'ET A Rl I'M Unite! I the World Todar at and 30 CASINO Chilli Pepper and Dariene Day ND VO PETER SELLERS Jj WACKT WEEK Maxted and his Manhattan Jazz Band follow him in next Monday Patty Berg, the fine little girl golfer, in town to speak at the testimonial dinner the other night for Arnold Palmer, another of golfdom's elite, dining at the Tin Angel with friends and getting her first glimpse of the city from the hillside. The Variety Club named the following to its Crew for I960 at the annual election Monday night: Lou Aver production and Curtis is ing to get Jack Lemmon, Dean Martin or Frank Sinatra to cottar with him. Kevin McCarthy has replaced Robert Car-lyle in "Advise and Consent." I Guy Lombardo has been 3TjttStra tf EXpress 'l -34471 tn ourleaqu Matinee contlnuoua from 1 to 4:40.

Evenlnss trom 7:30 to 11 Late mow Saturday itartmc at 10:30. WARNER William Wyier "Ben-Hur ith Charlton Hejton. Today at I and 1 fflifS ID r4 3 art CINEMA "Naiied Holiday" at 11. i 2. 4:50.

7:40 and 10:15. and "Love' In tht City" at 12.10. 3:10. 6 and 8:50 PLLTON DorU Day. Rey HarrUon and John Gavin tn "Midnifnt Lace" at 11, 1:14.

3:28. 5 42. 7:56 and 10:10. HURRYI ONLT 1 WEEKS MOREI booked for the Aragon in Los Angeles the night of Novein- ber 23, the first time in the band's history that it has ever played a ballroom in i Southern California Steve i Cochran will direct and star in a dramatization of Hobin 0" Mr a Gl II.I I 6.24. Inemar Bertman 6:16 and 10.06.

P. Nroman. I. Woodward 2 oat. Prtston.

"DARK AT ROWLAND FROM THE TERRACE Col. Shiridan Sq. 1 tut LIKrty EM 1-3215 (lata 12 ooa Laneafttr. Itan Slmmonl TOP OF THE STAIRS" Aide. Kay, "TM Day Titty Robbed Bank af England" Wilkinsbirt PE I-K0O2 Oam 6 I.

r' Color 'ELMER dANTR VJRi HlRltlS Jonn Wayne. Stewart Granzt-r. I( apunne, Ernie Kovaci and Fabian in North to Alaska" at 1:15. 3:25. 7 45 and 9 55.

Sinatra. D. Martial OCEANS 11" 1' rtN cina Loliobririila and vei Mon-! tand In "Where the Hot Wind Blows'' I Brintwood WHITEHALL TV 2-3075 Fret Parking Oatn 6 M. Tachnlcolar! V. Brynnrr.

Mlttl Gavnor I STRAND O.iHind ML' 3-6992 Opri 1 r.M. bach, Ray Downey, I. KInier Kcker, Harold Cray, Bernie llii' key, Nate Kaufman, Jimmy Klingensmith, Jerome (Tad) Reeves, Bob Rousali, Ernest Stern and Jack Van Lloyd. They'll meet later In the week to choose their officers It looks like another hit for Pittsburgh song-writer George Mysels with "Golden Locket." Cathy Carr recorded it for Roulette. ai 11:35.

3:35. 5.45. 7:50 and 10 "SURPRISt PACKAUE Rob Proton D. MtCairt son Jeffers narrative poem. "Mara," in a little theater in Los Angeles this winter "The Flower Drum Song," which just settled down in Chicago for an indefinite run, has already returned a profit of more than S.VHI.OOO to its backers.

Marilyn Monro Calif "LET'S MAKE LOVE" Price Coler "HOUSE OF USHER" Dor. MtGalri. "DA kTT TOP OF THE STAIRS" JltT Hntr Pat CroHy KEr WITMESS" AT TOP OF STAIRS." Colar 4 Cameron Mitchell KENYON Hortll SMa TA 1-1005 Open 1 P.M. MANOR Saalrrtl Hill 5 HA 1-163S 1 Oprn 6 at. DARK AT TOP OF THE STAIRS" Colar "NOOSE FOR GUNMAM" VICTOR BORGE The fumed Danish wit ami musician will present his one man show at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall on the evening of November 26.

SH.DYSIIE HlroMiima Mod Amour" at 6 20. a SO and 10.15. SQ1 IRKKL HILL Peter Seller In "I'm i All Right Jack" at 6:20, I 10 and 10:05. STAS'Li'v Sophia Loren. Maurice Chevalier and John Gavin In "A Breath ot Scandal" at 11:40, 1:50.

3:55. 6:05, 1 8 10 and 10:20. ARSENAL Lawrrnerville MU 3-5544 HOLLYWOOD Dormont 10 J-10H6 M. Brando J. Woodward "FUGITIVE KIND" Brlilttl Rardnt 'A WOMAN LIKE SATAN" Ootn 6 P.M.

Oprn 2 P.M. FACE OF FIRt Gene Tyrnauer, who does such a fine bit in "Golde Fleecing" at the Playhouse, ap 3 BIG WEEK! II WITH RECORD WEEK MILDRED DUNNOCK-BETTY FIELD JEFFREY LYNN KAY MEDFORD SUSAN OLIVER Play by CHARLES SCHNEE brJ "Ona tsl th moiF lm. portont motion picturtt el our fimt A moiterptca mt nothing e'n that hat Bona tor You'll lltrer forget It Horold Cohtn, f. G. JOHN MICHAEL HAYES drectedby DANIEL MANN A PANDRO S.

BERMAN PRODUCTION FBfurt Skowlaji: Doily' "ot 4:15, 10:15 Sun. at 130, 4:15, 4:50, 8 15, assm mmsr MtMiiti'aiwaia'aiiiiiridimo1 raaA'iibafc. V'rtfrrff V- OMOOCC-KOOMOO peared in "Time Limit" with Arthur Kennedy and Richard Kiley when it played Pittsburgh several seasons ago prior to Broadway. At that time, Windsor Lewis, the director of the drama, wanted Tyrnauer to go to New York with the company but he was a student at Carnegie Tech then and decided to stay here and finish his studies El-roy Face and Hal Smith go back into the Holiday House November 2526-27. They'll do a show every afternoon as well as two at night The Duo Acupuleo now entertains every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in t'e Country Squire cocktuil lounge of Ben Gross' restaU.

rant on Route 30 near Irwin Tress-agent Howard Newman postponed his "Sparta-cus" trip to town until next Monday and Tuesday The dubbed ersion of "Hiroshima, Mon Amour" will be inserted at the Shady ide tonight. For the first three weeks of the run, the theater has had the I relic language (with English subtitles) print. The two clever young men working ith Peggy DoCastro. formerly of the PeCa.sti Sis tcrs. at the Horizon Room are Vein Rowe and Gary LeMel Chuck Steinhauser, son ol the one time Pittsburgh radio end television columnist.

Si Steinhauser. who is now living in Miami Beach. ind his broth cr-inlaw, Budd Majcr, c. theater manager heie. ar partners in a frozen food brok crage business.

Last year at a banquet in Miami Springs Budd was honored as the No. 1 frozen food broker for certain famous national lines. He Iom out this year to another fellow STARTS TOMORROW EXCITING HIT! PATTERNS OF LOVE AS IT REALLY IS! THI SHOWPLACf Of THE 60LDEN TRIANGLE LAST TIMES TODAY lollobrigida Yvei Monland RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS "WHERE THE HOT WIND HO VT" a I 'it w. -fv lV 2a Stewart Ernie 010 thDE Fill lo) il AS BIG SAM AS HIS PARTNER AS FRANKIE AS BROTHER BILLY Am if UUI NEW KIND OF MOVIE WITH THAT as angel the pleasure palace doll Cine maScopS (COLOR by DELUXE! Shocking! Scandalous! Wonderful! 3 IF II and said: "If the fellow who won is the one I think lie is it's okay with me." It was his brother-in-law. Chuck Steinhauser.

The I'enn ha the Lucille Ball Bob Hope "Facts of Life" booked for Christmas and the Spencer Tracy Fredrie March-Gene Kelly "Inherit the ind" for New Year's Aside to Mary Astor isn't rehited to the famed Astor clan. That's only a professional name. She was born Lucille V. Langhanke Charlie Gaynor himself will direct Carol Channing in "Show Girl," the revue he wrote for her. George Burns was to hate staged it but he bowed out on acc-ount of television commitments.

TECHNICOLOR9 1 IOM iEN mi Mm ANGELA LANSBURY vitale risso Feans mn. CARMINATI Tl iWt' NOW J. P. HARRIS BIG SAM AND HIS SEATTLE PLEASURE PALACE DOLL! He was bringing "Angel" as a gift for his partner, but somewhere between Seattle and Nome, Big Sam fell for and that's when the fun-filled adventure beginsl Addenda Benn W. Levy's "Rape of the Belt." with Constance Cum mir.gs (Mrs.

Levy), lasted onh iht performances on Broad Starts TODAY AT 1-951K.