Variety (November 1961)

Si LEGITIMATE | 7 VA RIETY | a oe Wednesday, November: La 1961_ | . , , +, tenor, 30-40, skinny, poetic; man, 7 * St 38; -singer-dancer, squat, swarthy,|G The § B: C AS IN NEWS | > jorue’ man, 35, non-singing, tall, | y \ I G VV traight, reserved; boy, 10, act.| f A * ‘Sing and play bugle: boy,. 12, I'm afraid the cast finds me dreary after Richard. He kept angelic. ‘choir voice; femme, 14,| open house in this room every night, you know—not only for the company. Friends from bars around would say, ‘Let’s drop over at Richard's tonight.’ $ COOH OF Fov. 23 are available parts in upcoming Broadway, off-Broadsin fer; femme, 7; m ale Sint ers: an | : *yprtn.p shows, as well as ballet, films, industrial and tele | old peasant man and an old aristo| ae 5 eS Al information has been obtained directly by the; cratic man, four young men, all It Rateontae rn ee now. -I h ave to keep Buy f oor closed. VARieRy Citra Department by telephone calls, and has been re. -t_act. femme singers: two ma‘fracti ew hat h iid. eerelss. > th role. au get only. &. cheeceLaoof on yesterday (Tues.). itae, wonien: 430 must act, four rVillia ° S, a e h Cart A ceep t <a ar in this room filled. Ti> a sate rates wut be repeated weekly until filled, and addi'young girls; six young ferme costa of “Camelot, aie uoted ‘ *Frene eu crridge tn the a. tie stale Uist will be made only when information is secured from dancers; men dancers of all sizes, “Post. ot, as quoted by Frances Herri ge tn the N.Y. Tre S NEMS The intention is to ser ice performers with leads shi. apes and Seep ate: Mail phooo : om rs “I Geme més 0° th: ” ST! nes ineojlred ‘rather than to tus an resumes Cc 0a ove a ress “At the beginning, I got. 50c ‘a night. for performing: 1 ised ‘to im esis 3 jeee Me tarathon. This information is published “en OFF BROADWAY say fo my mother that. it didn't pay ta ery that much for:50c. In 2 ‘OFF. ! ose days, you see, every Yiddish play had an. orphan, and I was ; . eo ond hy i? . . ve. . ; eo . a vo de peer ee ty the ava. able parts listed. bur pail includes pro | “All Kinds ef Giants” (ic).} usually it."—Molly Picon, costar. of “Milk and Honey,” as-.quoted. oe gt aeont holding open casting calls. Parenthetical designa‘Producer, Noel Weiss (c’o Savan-| by Joseph Morgenstern in the N-¥. Herald Tribune. . because ' i ers: ¢Cs Comedy, (Di Drana, (MC) Musical Comedy, ! Ny EE ed 20: Epes ne | © ee eny ar 1 Deama, (R) Revue, (Rep) Repertory, (DR) Dramatic . ). Available parts: i ducer, Lance Barklie (53 E. 65th: i a , character comedian, 40-50; man, 1 <e B G Re . = 195: man, 25. under 5 feet, 6 inches; St, N.Y.) Available parts: lead |. way i osses _ “talk: soprano, 18-22, pretty. All: femme, 45, strong legit voice; lead. parts femme, 20, simall, lyric must sing. Mail photos and resumes! man, 20's emmme ‘comedy leadi| Continued from: page 83 =a sopranu; femme, 50's, strang peror eall, above information. 30's, scrawny; ingenue; man, 40’ 5, World-Telegram: McClain, ‘Joursonality; male, 50-60, timid; three’ “Banker's Daughter” (MC'. Pro-|} jikeable villain; boy, 12, wild, .prenal-American; Watts, .-Post)and ‘en, 35-45, businessmen; femme, dtcers. Claire Niehtern &' Paul} cocious. Ali parts are Negro. Mail four unfavorable. (Chapman; News; . . . akarantar Libin (61 W. 9th St, N. ¥.; AL] photos and resumes c’o Glasser, ; Coleman, Mirror; Kerr, Herald voluptuous model; character man. "3536, Available parts: "man, above address. sse" | Tribune; Taubman, Times. . “Carnival”? sl Producer, 50-6), non-singing; high wire act. . | Last week, $9,420: for. fi “ 246 W. 44th St.. one man and one. woman; several: 40's. charming rascal; femme, 21, “Story of Mary Surratt” (D). Pro-| formances. | ve. per PMAyWAY Davi ceek& “Y ad oe i , attractive, willful; man, 25-35, clev NY, Ltt 2.782). Parts available small ‘male and femme roles. All @ ju try of Mary Surratt” (D). Pro. fo teat! cs ov two dwarfs, "must sing, Mail photos and, resflvitone. whistecratice’ Ietic. so. | WSith St, NY; PL 7-¥710), All|. Opening This” Week | n ae 4 t _ W..0 can play the UMeS, through agents only; above . ‘prano, attractive. “aristacratic: parts availabie. "Auditions today Garden ‘of, Sweets, ANTA (DY jee me teak " “Robinson Stone, oe “get bean ge? : ‘femme; 50's,. genteel; boy, rotund, iWed.), 10) a.m.-4#:30 p.m. at 1'$6.90; 1,185; $47,000) (Katina a ma t mens \udition for ‘an: Put Ii In Writing (Ri, Pronaive; character man, ‘ruddy sea ELT __ rehearsal studio ‘Hotel: Paxinou). “ Poet vette te “nt : srongweer, Ropert Weiner 1234 W. 44th captain... (Legit voices onty. “Mail |arseilles, 103d St. & Bzoad-|° Ben Frye: and Irving Squires. Be: Pee ey 9 play a st ra St, SN. ¥.; LO’ 38-4370. Parts: photos and resumes c’o above ad| >. N. ¥..: Seript available | presentation of play by Waldemar i vee doeet re W 54h St. wailable for male and femme re--gre.< Don't phone. at. the Drama Book Shop (51 W./Hansen. Capitalized at $150,000, . Fesacii i fe MO W. Sk St. vue types. Mail photos ‘and “Black Monday”: (D). Producer, 52d St., N.Y... Some non-Equity ‘opened last night (Tues.) at a cost. + « c . resumes c o above address. 4 people may be used in smaller. of approximately $150,000 and can. “Happy Happy Happy” ‘MC’. «gound of Music” (MD) Pro duc.” Wiliam eee oascilabie’ parts: parts and all Equity members ‘break even at: ‘around $20,000: Pints cs Arthur Cantor & Robert ers, Richard Rodgers: & Oscar several, males, white and Negro, | Should bring their membership ‘Complaisant’ Lover, | Barrymore: I. Wierer ld W. 4th St, NL YG Hammerstein 2d (488 Madison 2030, call ty es; white ; cards. li te m3 re : fel 4 : ‘airl. 13-14; C) ($6.90-$7.50;: 1,067: $42,000) ir edits | Aroiable parts ‘man, Ave. NY tasting director. Ede ‘Neary oy Ps white bes, B10; | “hwo By Sareyan” (Do, Produe[Michael Redgrave, Googie, With See ties oR Re we tom ne On)'s. replacements for piris 7-16.. and” -one white and one Nearo “femme. ers, Shelly & Barry Gordon +20 E..jers; Richard Johnson). ate we oe ‘“ “wee e me. <i vy boys 11-14 -all with trained voices 30-35: several non-Equity children. [53d St., N.¥.; PL 2-1360). Avail| Irene. Mayer. Selznick,” ‘in associavette Benes mate vin. 33 qn. characters. Mail photos and All must have good Southern ;able parts for future possible re-|tion with H. M. Tennent*Ltd., DonGees bese Se eee Tn, eo resumes to above address. | ; accents. ‘Mailphotos and } resumes |placements: character man, 20-55; {ald Albery and F. E, S, Plays: Ltd, Neato kh. Ave ad exec; man, fat, . 7] ’ germs ”, 7 hove address. two, Puerto Rican-looking young presentation of play: by ‘Graham. ihasto of exes, must sing) man,’ “Time Is.a Thief" (D+. producer : © ° 4 : : 32. evince’... ints! sing: man, Beverly Zarling 489 Fifth Ave, “Happy Reviewers” (R:. Proee eae te eur ans mus. opens ‘onight itelized a cost me wtycates noust sing and. climb N.¥.; YU 6-4284+. Available. parts: » ducers. George rina & Kent olan boy, 8; male midget: three {approximately $100,000" and can wales tf vias carn) entertainer; femme lead. 59's, small. ‘proud, , Gaston in asso. with Richard -Rolt| B-25 a i “p Ientit-aged. kooky battlecharacter woman: character ‘man, Man ‘co Gaston, 1514 Metro|temmes, 18-25, pretty. Mail photos: ybreak even at araund $25,000. . r. > lay (East. awe oo ost othe We -. 573 small, meticulous, charpolitan Ave., Bronx: 62,. N. Y.; -TA and resumes. c/o James. I ’ : Kean, “Broadway: (MC). ($8. 05fee vac Rosamny, aust “sing acter femme, 45. plump: char-:2:5105', Parts available for male |/ad Theatre, 85 E. 4th St. N.Y.” |39 49: ‘1,900; $79,700) (Alfred: ani dave. various othes in. acter man, 30's solid, rugged: man,,and _femmie experienced . musical} “Whom the Gods Love” (D). | Drake’. Cladiv + ecatielists. executives, 30's, tall, wirey; two juves, 12-14.;Comedy performers. Mail photos}; Producer, D'Arcy Productions (66 Robert Lantz presentation. of mucart tiues, and’male and femme ‘Mail photos and resumes, through and resumes c'o abaye address;| W. 46th St, N.Y.; JU 2-4860, Ext. |sical with lyrics and music by. Robeipakigs ters. Mar’ photos and agents only, c'o above address. no phone cails. 63'. Part available for young, Latin. ert. Wright. and George Forrest and, Fescnes t geuth agents only, ¢'0 = “We Take the Town” (MD.. Pro-; “Not While I'm Eating” (R'.| type femme . for lead. ‘Apply pook Pe alee Stone, based on Wave ahr. ducer. the Stuart Company :881.Producer,. L, A. “D. Company {c‘o through agents only, c/o. Scotti ‘Alena ar Dal re’s . adaptation . “Giants, Sons of Giants” ‘D:. Seventh Ave. N.Y.: CL 17-0723. Lenny-Debin Agency, 140 W. 58th | D’Arcy, above: number. ' dat 75400, 0a. or ‘play t Capita” Porssers, Charles A. Totero &° Available parts: man, 32, fair enSt. No ¥3, CL:5-4157). Available | \ night 4Thurs.} at-a cost of approxiWise F C.otlt 60 E. 42d St... thusiastic, swaggering, must sing parts: comic, 20's; “comedienne, TOURING mately $400,000. and can break ~ ¥ Ye G-09gu.. Several parts’ and move well: femme, 25, dancer20's; leading male singer-dancer.| wCarniyal” (MC). Producer, leven at around $46,000. “ ‘acaliie fe: men and women. actres--chest singer, dark, luscious, }20's: ingenue singer-dancer; charDavid Merrick (264 W. 44th St. Goines performers, 4u's. Apply volatile; femme, .20, auburn hair, lacter man, 20's, ‘singer-dancer; 'N.¥.; LO 3+7320). Parts available [P ia viah atents only or cal. above delicate. eager, soprano; man, 60, } Character femme. 20's, singerhea two. male fire jugglers, a-dwarf i her tor appointment. ‘little, bird-like features, \soft-;dancer. Apply through asents | \-ho sings well and a tall man plays . Ar Wwe “Fennie” «“MD Preducer, Newspoken, non-singing, can bé beard-jonly by calling Walter Perner.! in. trumpet well and sings. Contact ~~ 77. me Wreae-Porter Prods. (1619 Broaded: man, 28, nonsinging, aristo| above number. | Peggy Shields, ‘above number. |f . va. N Y: JU 6-4886). Available cratic, weak-looking, ineffectual; | “South: of Heaven” (MD). -Pro-/! — — “Genevieve With Love” (R:. Pro ~siducer, Herb Rogers. 1 Mayflower: I Ffotel’ Gist St. and C.P.W., N.¥.;! PRINZ q ‘4a came Or EVERYONE "CO 5-0060)1. Spots available for | . | ga 7 tT | a @ e eo. ‘ musical combos that also do come|¥ sor 7 . ‘dy routines and other vaude acts | ‘Who. Appears Daily as j fer this musical revue., Mail i] PENNY: on. CBS-TV's /o-al ‘|. photos and. resumes c/o above ‘ad a AS THE WORLD TURNS” ] | dress. yi “World of Suzie Wong”. (D). Pro|]. Sg =< ae a omen ‘ducer, David Kitchen (118 W. 79th ; . sufi an —_ St.. N. Y.;.TR 4-7760). Replacement ; parts . available for a young,: at-}: tractive Oriental femme and sev|. eral Américan blonde Sailor types, -| 21-25, fora 20-week bus and truck} company which opens Oct. 28. Call ‘Ed. Douglass, above number, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., . Monday-Friday. .. for your warm reception to my portrayal of “RUTHANNE” in “THE SAP OF LIFE”’ Currently at ONE SHERIDAN SQUARE, New York. “Patricia Bruder is especially winning. Pretty, piquant and with a lovely voice, she is an actress of sureness and charm.” VARIETY “Patricia Bruder has her chance to evoke a girl as real as sunlight—and as warming. She.is a singer of merit.” NORMAN NADEL | New York World Telegram & Sun Television. “Bozo’s Circus” (children’s show |} locally on WGN-TY). Producer, McGinn Television. Productions (410 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago; |} WA 2-1000), Casting director Laura |: Hitt accepting photos and resumes | of all types of circus’ acts c/o: above. , address. Include availability date Broke the Box Office Record _ in Chi area. i | “Naked City” dramatic: series).. For Five Years. When She Producer, Herbert. B. Leonard’ ‘Appeared as (Screen Gems, 711 Fifth. Ave.,| N. Y.; i Fl 14482), | Accepting ph. | JENNIFER in “PAINT YOUR WAGON" . os and res e enerai male and female dramatic talent by mail md past summer at Guy $. Little, only, c/o. above address. : r’s. SUMMER OF MUSICALS. at the Grand Theatre. in. Sullivan, | Ullnols,. | The -entire elght | performances. or ‘PAINT ‘YOUR WAGON ‘were completely sold-out before the . produetion opened. Miss Prinz ‘has just.comfF pleted a return engagement te Itlinols ‘appearing as ~ “Patricia Bruder is charming as a young. realist.” HOWARD TAUBMAN New York Times “Patricia Bruder portrays true love with nice sincerity.” RICHARD WATTS; JR. New York. Post — “Acquaintance” (featurette). Pro-' | a roma ys Ox T5895) |] GITTEL in “TWO FOR THE SEESAW“. ia) . . . : . . . Available parts: -femme,. 20's, atIn.a split-week tour produced. by Guy “tractive; man, 25-30, tall, -attrac| . §. -Littte, “Jr.. Again. Miss Prinz won tive: man, 40's, continental. type. || the Pralse of critics and ‘audiences | Mail photos and resumes c/o above’ and played to capacity. business. ‘address. Also Appearing as “ELLEN” in “AS THE WORLD TURNS” CBS-TV Representation: TED MEYER, 200 West 57 St., New York 19, N. Y. JUdson 6-7255