Variety (October 03, 1951)

A x mi Plays Out of Fall Mali? \nmm New Haven. Sept Bb.tUrS W Krkkom prt* **«» k* I 2« ot torn Nlett •*»<* it In a refurbt%hcd ret hrUtened ! version to the pluvh.er metropolr-1 mto hit Ziegfeld Theatre. X, Y* <)ct 8 ''' '• ■ The* It year* since the original unveiling Of this Kern-Hammer- xtein musical haven’t dimmed the charm of much of Its graceful f H Inside Stuff-Legit Producer-director John Houaeman’o article In the current Harper's mag. "The Critic* In the Aisle Heats * Includes a brief account of vz:x • »» mn ItareU' ; it n tik*ai*kg ... lr . d * m ftg r a ii lt * ain «torv "] u, * r bu J 10 • •JU2* Vaarmr s Crttie*’ Bosseore edth a tabulation of the 1»«n-to season. A . . M nng. ... i„„. auinm.tir.il> mn.iva.rd pin. It TSt-lfc f »• thr .upprrm.nn of (hr »r..ur, I.M .pnng .. m,.l,.d,ng Ry tittup "»** « n <| modicum of drama!u thlt a lot water Hooever. smre it suggests that the decision te discontinue the rnucal Py*'-- — .l.nrTu managr. bv a » t ...r nt tbr bnd«r .imr ra.mg. ... prr*«nrrd from *..hnul Not only thr <•««*•• *da. a d-mi wwi •Htma Cwni is..rro«w f catchy lines and the *uave polish- .. . 2 ^ 1hAt Oklahoma prudently made by Vaaimr. but this publication has since stated that * V. tu n. wrn »' v ‘ rft rmancea calurrd flnnMafl TT~ whole confft hdd resume the hoxacorr if the critic* ever show a tendency *** v ,»wr W ptayera te he an agreeable evening !rm po D f the American Musical to resume the sort of double talk reviewing that led to the start of the ^Vrr* m •* fun comedy. feature In general while Houseman* article offers little that t new MamoJeM* *The plot, while not noteworthy While the program says the time to the trade it s s fair realistic appraisal of the influence of the critics EyJfrMrc SOMA:... . I^nn f„ r |g A ocirmaUtv I* dfrhed Out i% the present the BMB gl r aJ ohvt- and the styles of individual aixle-xttter* It’s presumably » n extract • si ■ w * ,rr Knahi hnn mots lo iui«u belong* to the Student from * book llouxeman l* writing about show buxine** ; ■eea. The often xtow-paced* • """* m “ * ; ' ■. .•/ ■'\A.7';.’ v v . •’ ; —. ■ ' v • ^ %ui ) LI r Kill in m im ■> . linin' * •< m i iir. |ltd tVlVlIM* pCISjnlli Of lurkfii Btrwnw lUcien J>A . H readily a* middle-range f.drndwrt. SurltJeriandA and the Ju-t to disprove that old 'never, comedy Mn% I’.ikrC (ica* te V ” ■ *•' VSH! "um with enough bright b»»n mots to „uxly I . riprmitwixtecie give the proceeding* a deceptive prince” at...*** xurface. glitter which enable* ft vrenex plot detail atuout writing an annu* «» l«ipb 'h»l. "»**' rnUiir a *»c- «•**♦ *M«I • ftouif Uv^ 1-cm.f / j>C "*“«» J £lJL-iZlXimn'ZJS < nlM Thf trm.mcc .gfggj' 1 ^ B.ickers of the Paul Vroom-lrving Cooper production of Arthur Carter's The Number ’* include theatrical attornev Kdward C Colton, souvenir program agent Kai fcfron and attorney Alesander t. lUcolin, W75 each attornev Henet 1'oiikog |7M) talent agent Jack Bertel!, fI 000 producers Barnard Sachs Straus and Hbt Bobber ft 500 each One must take into Conxidera- Iwhel Juergena aider of the show t director George Abbott also the non the tact that Mu«ic in the latter * daughter. Judith Abbott Clark, and Abbott * nephew, company hwlur Pamiiin p _ Hilrniia t'oruptex’* esme from the editor-in x hief of a national maio eaM a pair <*f vi-ccexvluf hlfii p’av« fine Brief. U about to marry l*thel . <«M irom thr »•«.•»* ••»■> I5S h m .K l "l*„ s, '’^!" 1 . l 'L* a"TT " "»i **.•«««• »Vih« n\MS7mSSZrcEtrSEm. ««oo *.ch Iiwaw Ciwe. HX0 SHI. < 7 Hn ' 'll.. *»nnlrf« MM^r.Ttbl VU«I And ptrtmrr h«» vuljrrt Ihnr h«B«l»»p. .1 bill Dm m> 4 rp-pindur»r Vronm MW «Hi: Abbott', brotbrr. Hun.. II ouv^it 1 2r..r.h.Hrh' »•** *" N - lorb-lC «.m- M Abbot. MW .nd l.(.t .»■*! W.IU.m (. CtWIb. Jr. IIJ V>0 Th. th«»tf» tow w ni.ri-S«555aW>l ooo. »»b — MwWSSliir well servatKin lx predicated o,i the ba*i* -lonatf. n[ n<b.»> a* rlpt rtviuanx and posMb^e east improvern*ni The IM .!• rial i there for I!I net <*tt) a< • reptahl* entertainment tt» ’hinmg to legit after a lengthy Sp II in ’ Hollywood* shadow* and Robeit Cuhiminga and Ann Noth- in mca*rment in a neighborm;: iJJl Dmil la being mulled whereby U Jolla^^ Playhouse. Cnnat ntrgwhatter summer theatre, She It accom rrv >ro . m ? h# nr her m ore elabotaU oprrgi , e(i gy Mel Ferrer, (iregory Peck and other him names, would pahted by her teenage son and hj*** jJJTTf AA? present f«*ur play* at the X. X CHy Center during the coming season daughter and her personal man *** nn * . P' ... Ferrer come* east to flnaltre detail* as soon as he finishes his current ager-agent ^ m%,rad of * ,U “ screen role in Scaramouche * Present plans call for presentation of The travel-lustful Wtutnev had | his unholv tr»o however k nut The Importance of Being Earnest with Dorothy McGuire The pm. hexre ptrlsg n tuktdr th*» ' walked out oiigmaily to All an , t . s p 4in „^| r f„ r undeniable lav- Hecund Th whal d/** Marring Ravmond Mnseey. Jane Wyatt. Mildied light * than a gnat s eyetnah Bui : aanignment in China sikd ha < endrt^and old lace invm ; Nat* t< k and Kurd Hatfield. Ring Around the Modn,’* with Dtan* •n he mode lilsl frivo dus and tWdhered to look her up since deals with a vi*it to Zurich 1 ynn end Ferrer; and Here Today ** teplming Eve Arden Bttrh waa appropriate enough to the.tr talents One look at her this lime and he hv a walking Club of the village of presented at La Jolts this past season, Ferrer would repeat his dtrec- ng it into the click column' ^rr to resume their old - affair Mmdorf C iwh uu lodes the tonal chores on ’ Earnest ^ at let they jettison the duller partietilarlv when he imrill M; schoolteacher who ix in love with ; .. . “* r ' Hu.lt Ihr vubj«( ..( iwr <»H h nrb * »..*». crnlrtt l.u .bow papa i A yrar >(n . , h «t UM Cmt Thratrf L A. sound up t«« Htb Mb pyi>.M«».>>M. er.p t_ Obtp o _>bul f *S.^?n thr ?“***“ y '7‘ * **»?«— «lth a amaabmc OS0M0 gmaa for II »rrk> of oaon* oparat.onv. subject up into an amusing from Nj*h attempts to destiny the re km»wn music publisher with a song flrt th " *—■- Brn 4 lir#r . At prevent, the laugh content is inidding romance by taxiing douM Hflt|rn b y and xhr achool- , "^ nro.^u wTriinmn hliiviert T hot overwhelming but the re s', upon Whitneys fatherhcwid n( tin* | ( > A( -her #hy gets caught up with rwn,,n * < l“iPi’ n *P® cY * ***** *• ■ listed a watch, a ring, enough foundation to give it a bet- girl, but by this time he ha* a xophistmated operetta prima Mjmr debts and 127 in rash as his only assets fn the interim, he ter than even rheme trtne strongly attached lo the dmum and his girl is naturslly h4Ml bl * of iire^k Theatre productions and functioned eniy At the ftrst decade miletdone of yeUgfcitrr and also to the b..s rr4txi , d up w , tt | the star’s equally *• an employed producer for the outfit which this year branched out a marring*. Vivian H-irUing ^ irgilmately fathered hy his aophivticaled hoy friend, who *• include a season in Han Francisco Local take for the IPM seas n a k. A ‘»« defects sign* of arrange immediate we ria w r Is Muw Ah- writes and directs musicals hit only 9MS.000 and the deftclV between the two operations, reached •*i in her husband l nkimwn Nlff'a affrctlonn. Fbr a while the innocent girl la close lo the 1250 000 mark i■. i)» r vpoxase. she tssiiuHi a mmd 5iitj. mg kitiaff gcnng^'on In g e l ec t e d to play the Mad in a n#w • ■ n ie dk who agree* to Uxsit her hnx- winch the ac tress gives Whiim y imtursJ but. in the end the coun> / ‘ The Keys to Broadway.** SI booklet guide for would-be legit actors band hv pM.vy’Vthrough the wi e the told 'boulder due^tu hi* epici- i ry folks go hack to the country has been issued by Joan Marlowe and Betty Blake, publishers of the < Of*.pin-A*t»«.».% rn.p up Sb« >>M I 1 1 ^h?| lB ll ^ . rl,v Theatre Information BuUetm weekly dope-sheet ol current and future Atssll for ensemble number* the *h«M* shift’s - t« the other tool and 11t ding think* that V iv tan i* gIf ptug a f^w, ? cc» *v There *, > ttof amusing huainesa when thy huv- h.md < cure* Involves ‘ tr.»n-i« * cure" of t' x l**\e (or her to three* ot her gin fnencls, and tber* x .» sidi • of the doctti, being «ift the m ike for Vivian hut the i i« » Ihreach. unravel sattsfa< lonlv in tunc for i ui lain I.» »dv provide a b.u W. 4 nuu».l «-! high |M>ii>h for their chuckV 1 »*" lug i I ru mi I mil Cum m> hgx h reV ax c t> s wav ItirouKh the ro c i»! life v|mio-c win* is given no u ed dm his .ui .t\ ’ 1 •* appearai* e w i. , erallv di xitous tlicsping V f *s|it t« hr- ovn Come, h*ws « v»r is a i n dency in lauch aU»ng with the *u „.h„ lh ,c> Ajd.«,cb. i,^.;"p^;^"“^-'«"p^.'r,«T^rr^p'o'< »'th Mi,. NmIh , '“nfjM," 0 «,rTt»!T*uJ!fS!t prr- 1 '*>» Hroadw.p .rr»:JtoU of MMory Mofraphy m* M*»M Ihoitro ^myjgg^^boohs <but omitting the standard ’ Burns Mantle Best Plays ’ for in* ing 'ituation with M»*v young hiece, it I> all pally Iixm r.ees Dennis saa m t . . ,.- . . ^ r -r -- _v-^- Whitney <onragNtfistv tell- ». u,tv ^.fished job as the rakish ■*'?* ' 1>vl . n < quartero^naines, addr e sse s gnd numbers in- off his lady publisher-Unv: * taking pifMid possession »t the two children and indicating that tv*- il ire l.iking up again with Miss AhtMdl IhiuglaS enact* the suave too'’- n .0 1 st w it h «l»v uius en ion mvni, h«tu;9ng a (hftly-paccd mi>m «i playwright and produ-. , Bmno l * »*«•*» •"<* producers off-Broadway group* xtrawhat theatres Mahler and C'harlev Winninger method* of earning extra money ad agencies and producers in the eivrs out wlthh the achmalttr as Dei radio-tele field and a glossary of legit terminology Walt her lapsing, the village mu«ic ; • teacher and composer of *Tve Group of backers of a Thmese restaurant in West 45th Street N V, redd Every l.ittte: Slav* Jane last week received the following notue from the management We I'm keha |s only a step behind an have ojiened to Rood reviews, have an obviou* audience pleaser and Fiieda Hat/teld the operetta star have settled down to a long and prosperous run There will be no tuning and touch to the rote Miss Her singing is tops and she gives OV4frfA j] and no road companies ” Manager of the spot is Jack Konurr. II »- o. although pt rhaps not ideal- l <‘** ,nw sfcal i»« «*«•> tomb <,f ] former Theatre Guild arrountont. and the barkers include company I It; r «f d.». yytrrmrty »rtl He--. Wtwpwr.. th» .Hyy »>» <*• HWmwy jttekM* Srhn»«-|. pmvitrnti Arthur f »ntor »M I troliM-nt ""•» Jhr hyrmny, pri.,,-, t tur •'* *, rw, d Wl ' »" «"* ">»»»««' J«h" romrll, m..trr r.rprntrr Ab» Kum.t *nd sew a 'siiltul job of NM*rk i. on »»••• rule in bravura outline* and l^onroo fSAgei Martin V ,nt , iont: it in with 1 * arndilB -Job o t »n't 'ift»ke of broad comedy, a portrait m which her throaty contralto ; \i.imts lo r in good ste td He r ' couoilv lines are wound op from chciue * hen she.- as a chararter. is the floor and delivered for Sunday no'ant lo br i,rtvil*, : On feanttw punch - c-ff iTt* that point the of the ...... east moves down l A South Korean girl Young Souk C hang, studying In this country While she sings well, Lillian nn*a HiMkefeller Foundation grant, has been taken on ax a special ap- Murphv fails to tome across to the prentue for the year by the Erie Pa.. Playhouse She's not going in audience with any degree of *> nv- for acting but will be an administrative apprentice looking into the ..... p.ithv as Stcglinde Lessing, the j business operations of the community theatre. Idea is to establish lioery *i.c makes mure ch ingcs, |( W dv Bond * original ccmCrtbu r< ; ' n1r L ^ho gc^»| very bru^vimethmg of the same kind in her native country If conditions ever i «» » rh-muivun.wUh unci all eye t„„, ,4 ibe star x acior-mmtigi« * 1 ■ ffMI. lUigCjiBi w fll rrp g fg gg Brit IBMIBM ggHk- Blwbl hTOB- Ml lifling icso.ls moelty rharactencalmn which *$**"** ** consider- GUciii Anders \fi*i»>n of tlw „ - * * - • » •• -•, - - iaon tif. du who betieves in doubling hp ; TXti ,| l MI V r <j|rr4l4 | „ the daugir- P"/.!’ cn IJ.«- Mie n, his pv>cboan,div t 4f ;«tid «on. arc neatly fitted into couc h i.> »» r,:»e of mi*p acmi t.il- { » M . scene, and Mi** Ntfsl- d,tid makes an eve-somr helicv- al,l r " >»," th.rrowrd from "Vrry W.rml'WHMh. Uh ,1 *r hi, l)i,u,l*» ni.K.i( no if j 1 nr \t,, ' ,,ti. yt.i.cj 10 th, y, t.nii .hot f’-irdinjl J a novelty characlenialton■ which o pisxl for laugh* ,„ lv vio, K.u (-« . Vfrv ,hw ttHintry for more than a year, having received a master's degree •er. dm’.-'- A C iiyakV actor in metre f•» ting role lie e .vai * imMferi iveiy * p.ill th.d reqiili. V a p.iifr sullhn appro o ti \ »r*i»r Wood and l .levn FiskitU' m.ik an ♦ fliclenl p.tir ul Iioum* servant* HaGnie ot sup Hskmi were not around Sotting* of the Eckhnlx thily one real change has been Gentlemen Prefer Blondes * currently at the Palace. Chicago »s made jn Music in thr Air ” Kern’s tu n «tbg Into all sorts of ernsor trouble. Before the muscral opened it v All the Thing' You Are” ha* had advertising pix ntsed on grounds that the girls weren’t covered hern l*.trowed from ’ Very Warm . enough. Latest blast, although not directly named, was the chiding for May ’ and added to the second that Cardinal Stritch of the Chicago Catholic diocese issued last week ■ fit scene in which Frieda prepare* • Another phase was the pulling of all the two and three sheet* which ... t *° show flat ana take a had the undraped female*, and which were replaced by simple a«- > ► *it bi \ bit*, is well I. >•>' < • ’J ' ri • better than average but i. on for Home It adds consider- noumement sheets. iv Union L o a . and n,4 ’ 1 1»‘*tu«*Non lx ron*piru<tu-lv able sing to the scene ; a :: a^a-;-,. : -:a-'’AA- “ •, 7 1 imdv fro timv M .t ;m rite tioo h\, ; ^ t :^'MHoward Barnes, former legit-Alm critic for the V Y. Herald Tribune. , Jlurrtti ■ SundviiiMU. Hev«-rlv tVhit- • 1 f ue strimgeu a.**et* uf tnr muvicai score, 1 ve To,d Every . u freeiaiuw lectunne tn .i uritin* 11 .. „i r .. a ,i A ix t»uV. M ,c- ! bro« cedmiM. the halting pace of Little Star * ’ Hill Bevorni a Hill. jV m , ** nl *5 , w . f r if.Ji- % 5 # pari* of the act ton fning be«p« d ’ and the Song I* You” retain all 1 n V ■" 1,1 ,he ‘Hhough he was flrxt submitted only a few ov* 1 ^villi' of if* more fuiftrd >|Hitv of their original fre'lme** and can Ago by his agent Koxanna Weil* Additional dates in the ea*t, pat tm 11 1 ally in the second act. by hold their own in any present-day p ,us •<1<ht tonal one* in the midwext for next spring, are being set. company Instead of regularly covering Broadway for The Reporter, the former tine wonder* however, why, | cri,| c 1 * merely writing a single article for the fortnightly opinion situ a *ung was being borrowed His literary agent Is Mark Hanna. nun another muxicomcdy. Ham- ’• — “——^— — — — v -■— — — Ft-v and iu.ia Buromti*^* 1 • »n y •3- A i.ucAp hiiltou e Hying room Wtoviitc* a t attractive pfav g* ooud JOr .lli»* r »p An I n».»*p •> tLc «of ii'cl Word 1 r lliohaitl M libiti * *t >. ipc , s«ii' v tow- he maiiagi * to hi*, adroit direction If Vffairs of State** which i tilings * v»mcw hat rev«*mh c* in Bbee <r sd# e l pebptf f etoi l l S Tbiir {t 11 ->tm« M amt tempo. I .n develop into a Im> xoffire aurcewa. tht* ouc vVitii mUiic further arduous hulhm; Tod polishing, xhuuld have at least m equal ihamc tor pr off table xurvivsl ■■■' - ; fart . k • ,• .a nli’itv evi n m> a f if co it 1 i a;. n< I S. Plot Is c »• .cd v: 14 cTiohin.ifoui oi nai I itivr t«*« t»tti ind 9 In d p fvm, Fli > Soifiri n i> uu d iwiMagir and i«s ,n i-r .1 ,> voice to un o id' a I* isl'g «d the 1 S'- 1 e 'i; ■ ■;- . i ,. ’’ :• . fit Tilling* buffalo. ;wt*t; 27 S ' ttM S. 1 . , t r. u. 1 .',HCly Wj. ttoi1 w -iis Sl.-c . 1 ». u, ■ r. SitM l»’*"Str- |l »l# s • l,i> >»* r <\ tv |kn*t ! IV > ■< tm : v l'» W rt!' t«W a»4 Un»« Mi', - - «ea bv Mm Uaifl I-All. sty.: * "|*l W£i .h? tiw iS‘iopi!Ti K‘kf r th?BL^w« Tw* Weeks’ Delay lo Fall .Ut„,Lo m Low. 5S2 *«».** Openly of Niso „ fl here, bul where it ha* no chance else- Yluwle its I he %ir Olney Md Sept 0 Sr vIwaM :t bwH fSiia " ptm 1 ur<i.>n •( nv,i»«, »| revival M IW« art* lift are«W*c willi mirwc t»v Jei.vm# Kira ang Ivn.fc a » : lvii.% h> Oarar HimibriSiin M $'*•>%■ »«vr Piekenw tbewia fca** HutlH W 1 r ,v,,, Cnurtl Mas#! lealure I . 11 , «*••»»>* Willlwll lire* *« 4 «e ,1 bv im, i 'Maw- Sep. Tim Pan llcr Holly wikhL Sept 28 1 »-1 See* .iSrni'SUaa CWparr e<WwiM« pf muvcal . awri lt in Iw.eaiia areor,. • lUi StHta. mm vi« vM iv • bv iKan Map ■» bb mma mmm i - _ . w*rs and AabBMw Ctei mm »Uii.<m«i as "Call her Iren tlvalit* by C urrvelta K Pro wr |hf#vl *4 m d • # ,|| k... it inniit Mrln: * n * *0 uu , nir Thm bmrk revolves around an all-night Vidro show whose deejay emcee reunite* a pair of separated lover* Dialog i* woefully weak, dcpt-nding for humor on such items -I’ve been try- goodnight for Pittsburgh, Oct 2 Nixon Theatre’s anticipated ear- ly stirt this season was nipped in the bud when ’’Black Chiffon * which wax to have opened la«t night < Mon 1 had to be cancelled on account of illness of Mady III» Mtlw.#t^'4 KiWrl \«xit Hrw* Iktrv# Wbiin v Ai-a*’* BeM Mina vsbi».t 1 Ia( 1« Obt.M (.u>« Keniw v Terrv - Abbu<( . npr lpior Al OlWry -U4 TVurr - XJ.Abt,^ • b, K wi arringemenli '•** mw ” •• • §vnniiii|nii tut •*bwi* tbiV iiH'iro;..^). Muk.r Ann bouTv” The score U too Hmilur. Although Sylvia Sid- tv;*",. . Fram e. Lo. h« , rt.ited d.r^c.u* «?„**».» £ lUMSS MHI iighitn*. I>rry J«ho» Al ' . * i 1 r 4 "'-' 9 * ck-, .nu- itx-^r* thnin. Hitii)«otM. aejM p. doexn t help an obviously inexpert- P'*^ the ailing actress. •l«r ,»nt*|k1«'r h-rtl Xriitr;’': iff W .ilbrr t — *».n* *•«■!»»»«•• 1 ——a Friro . . I -HXrltl't ’ . ... ; ' hsa WeS*.*-' 1 .. .i',. I S U,J v »V,*v,l I * V’. - A U , k llfiin i.»m .rtf I t ' t> ll-.U ' Jkin tv ' tty , j n), A Xt It va 1 '» U* V- » M *.« ;».v ...’ s. >»« ll»ti > fill »* I- .)«■> In (’ad Douglas h/' Tidint*.'* Metvyn a pretty hi? }i {!« ro»m*dv |rcm oi h*x hand*. Having squired tjiii ffully Script jro md the cow p tTv* thw Mmtmt'r '-1 it i lander thy rat »< r port • * t> t IV of ‘ Sacrid and IVaLi » •*: »ir i.v* tih# U't/IrM ’ntbb Mihin .V •»,; . K i»icKbrtr 1.1? HoarHwer Anna •’ A • • % • v 4 f.i ',>‘1 f i m • ■ ’ • • Dowels* rbvn «!<•> Mtlrhfll l,ff Charlp* W innin n Lillian Suintiv Uiltwn Wiiwit W illikb W'.l.iCtnv > i C ro4 v? ri . Obi s# If FI,, trs T»rr> SmiMl-ri (.«» ’ll «Bt T in Pan Almr:..... l»"*4 Mann Jan# VI»M* . .... . a,.., I frMedina , V .... X’me, VMtb Vttu tUf Wan J -nr Piekr -i. Ibanu K'« JWr X « 1 R.«har4 Hi»h»i> Munai O'M »Hr» NmaI IlnatM enced cast, of whom only Marilyn couldn't get up in the role in ttoie ***n vp*” Bonney seems at home on stage, to keep the scheduled booking in fthvnnun o v«i Staging includes an obvious take- Pittsburfh. and “Chiffon” '#* a re- Shri ir\m VaZ! off 0,1 J^PHine Baker's routining suit will Itave to play here later. V »'.!'«■"* *•"« nothing h.d boon «Utvd Maria Cara) performers tost thing* lightly into . M «.n t,» M* rixxoi Ihe lurlirncr lallar mi. 1 li anailv ^ next week. nlXSS Will Mlf i •. a . > a . Ur 11 'Pa •' II.* roi4 . *<t«S Saurti TrkpSMM UprillM ' r . r ^!» ,b<F audience letter could easily . . ... JPf >5^^rr. «.v. *n avdMac* d^.^.^M, lea Lake and Lawreiue Tibbett, come* in. * I’an” get* going on a Mtfilvn Smar* i.awraa W. Fulton Mr» r«»ar Wickia Vab Brawn XirrX.o Ann Blown Thr old x»w ‘’thev never conic b k wasnT wntten shout plavx. but J | 't mvdm to At 'Muxtr in the HB | ipd Si km* H.» -o rf . v now ullcnlig \>r, which Billy Hose plan* to put the annual effu'iwn Jark IIvitro is bringing over to . , l, «. * , 4 t m a t. it . Tuesday night but will make up I-ond.*. Ihe l^t.n Am-r,,»n Ballet. th| , wlth , n m „,„ee on cuiTently appearing at the Theatre 1 Friday <10». score or cast of this n w i^iistcaTto Martgny. Paris, to replace “Take Nixon will be managed this year offvr comp tit ion to any iking but It From Lx ’ Oct 17 at the Adel- by Bill Blair who had the hou^e of a high 1 phi. for four lo six weeks. I for the final few shows last season. There’s nothing in the book.