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Your Reviewer Says: Do they mean abalone? ^ Tars And Spars (Columbia) THE Coast Guard, bless its heart, comes I into its own in a pretty good musical that features the marvelous dancing of Marc Platt, the singing of Janet Blair and Alfred Drake (of the New York stage play “Oklahoma”) and the bright behavior of Jeff Donnell and Sid Caesar. The story is cute, too, and goes into a Spar-and-Tar romance that begins when Drake meets Janet the day she replaces him at his communications desk. Drake was released to become the object of an experiment (testing a vitamin gum, of all ridiculous things) while anchored off shore in a life raft. Janet is given the impression he’s a shipwrecked hero and goes for him. The two of them put over the hit songs, “I’m Glad I Waited For You” and “Life Is A Merry-Go-Round” (no wonder we’re a waltzing mouse) in right perky style. Caesar is amusing in his take-off description of a war picture and that Jeff Donnell so very cute. Platt, whom you enjoyed in “Tonight And Every Night,” should go even farther than Columbia has shoved him, to our way of thinking, because he not only dances like a dream but acts too. In fact we think the Coast Guard boys will approve every gay minute of it. Your Reviewer Says: Hat’s off! Alfred Drake, original Broadway “Oklahoma” star, is taken in tow by Janet Blair in “Tars And Spars”