Variety (October 24, 1951)

’ ’V \s __ ■*. *, I *• •' Pro, Amateur Legit Delves Deep In Colette's 'Aide' Exit Foe • j C-L IVfCfjr BDgFS 00 jilu Colette Marc ban 4 Dearth of serious plays of quality •p^rwtljr (kir»d*Hm the cur- mM British theatre ju*t M U d mm Broods ay That t« Indicated By a dancer t> th» Oi Bt Ahit. arwi . ^ drama critic fw Brown la a rrmt laaua at tht laavt the rrm aa soon •• • i" 1 *- owner Piece, more or leu limtlar la at hart by various B? BILL BABKKB ' Dallas Oct i 93 Lent teaiaa locally U unusually encoutaging and if current activity and interest arc indicative of sur- er** 1 »5I 52 should bf a banner drama acaaoci Foot light follower* have for Ave aca-oni supported .e laavc the revue aa soon as a aat»c- observer Piece, more or leas similar to others by vanoua writer* factory replacement ran be f ound. |t|9Ul gngnw legit tar* ta part. 'Where are the reaUtie* ef British However, producer Artnur ypg Qr the clear, cogent commentary upon it? The mere expensive has been enable h let ajianae ro- M|a| |* have no uae for theta thinga The acton are the ab- plaemcnl, M there may be a delay Mrad | an 4 brief chronicles of other time* other countries . . , We have 94-week Theatre *31 offerings of tee* off on Nov C*U 1 JC C—l^U Hat been unable to B* i «,**. teems to have no use for these this Ifcu uimi eCQ placement to there may be i kUj giracts and brief chronicles of other time* other countries . . We have Pow M UwrtfnwJ Car^t ^ J*£! i astonishingly divided public in central f a u da n now There is an r or new namorl dtntf known for the alignment Him [ Mudirnr , tor th , provided star* be laid do. and there are many Hertfoi i Oct 13 ' Mart hand ^ ha* a^ uill take anything French aa being a masterpiece without gwoetion ~ p Thewire which con,r * ct *** **• ^ . (asked at the «ther extreme are those who witl pay Waal ft*! pgteo* T! * \ew Parsons Tneatre n Dancer, who appeared on Brood- for the crude and unchanging buffooneries which they could aoe. at a 1 wtth the new the two previous seaaons as a third of the coat in the twice-ntghtly routine of any local Hippo or u a aired at a i loading me m ber of Roland Pnu'i I Ka»wrv < music hair •d. I ■- — -' i. Dari. niiixl linlifTin AH : - km >4 at tlua aMaiK rau>Kaa that. -* la ka Alt a Marge June*. here, Nina. t. *ether with her Broadway af Alia- .. -- SAjbemotlon sales Ballet* de Parts, must undergo as lions which have rated New York - th# hr»t block of Ave weeks are operation for an abdominal cyst stagings for a trio of play* with JJJJ" ^ ” .Jld prefers to do so in France Dallas debuts, have whetted inter e*t in drama locally rarly *> r sold The house potential for k Between them ia the gap. the empty reaches that used to be Ailed < 5 by the dramatists af *enou» purpose who wrote without tiling. on : theme* native and urgent, with recognisable characters, and with a fAur Aiw» reportedly has personal civilised wit. I an glad to know that one or tiro play* of this kind nWn ■ - a a * I Ivoro 1 ■■ ■ -n ■ L *n am — ak — ** ff-w. »-* l arge factor alto, in aroused *how* in three day* operation Is legit interest I* the amazing sue - _Thur»d» reasons for returning there cess of the State Fair of Texas in «• bring* me IO-d.y aland, ml. it. au <•»“** *» «—«>. B gWj* dilorturn during I hr Urlubur l*lr * t * **^ ■» <_ ro ughly 113 OOP w*>w day» ; ; ;< fhu*. to date, am h show h. _ .1. RrAw* Caam Fisr for the Avesreek period is assured riHlCw DlfWI XCi lul may be coming along, they are badly needed If our theatre la not to be sadly out of balance Of course we need our froth-comedies and physical capers But they are the trimmings of a national drama, not i its heart.** , .'V — —~ Th# ta |. < fUI > BF 'CmY m Lllill! 1 u *^ Rainer spent a barrowing (MM hour* In tha Hub Frtday night Top offerings and promotion by i” °?I, * ■ • Mlf*. when she appeared there with Mr* Cleaner Roosevelt and Basil Managing director Charles R t#r °F rliri m*na*y » p*j_ c * Cwk Rath bone to take part w a program apanaa red by the Lnited Council Meeker. Jr rated a big ho. with _ iHI tlWllUiW of World Affairs at New England Mutual Hall Mias Rainer di s cov e re d . -Annie Get Your Gun** IBB? Hmm I t Tne Inw Qvat Pamela Brown will probnbfy atar a* she stepped onstage to appear: In a sketch that abed misplaced her a *IMuth PacUIr-• ttAB 1 and the cur IvCW II* A 111 UV MIBB . , ,^ L . • - ith#f handbag containing money and jewelry worth several thousand dot* rent ‘Guy* and Dolls -♦ * 1 Tls^m ■ 'W?" iw ^ .... Lars, but continued with the ‘show must gn an** tradition During her Three new drama arganUation* L0n^i\^UIB| Cl ILf 1“ "Bell. Book and Cannie or t*Hin #tl||l 0 ^^ »he was signaled from the wings that the handbag had started t grading local boards this w. aa aaa aaa n r M | try Girl P roduct ion of the John been located The taxicab driver who hod driven her from the Mel yearCivw Pta yhouae . Tbeotre To- Nf fj,ZUU f UUU WMU van Druten play in the Wool End to the thentre f aupd tt on the bock aaot. and rOBlgd B to bar I^Tmir’^elt^Allllvave^pltn^ Congresoional switch la* Batur depends on obtaining a auitaMe ^ * "T? ^ ' ■ _ / ”” * r* day^ 1S\ whorem the new ta* bill star for the part created an Brea# V % IB*. M.r*« Jones Theatre S3 ha% si* **• df*ec IU original turn way by Re* Harrison The author I AffW KllC Ag.l «Ti«viA^dTwl cUsUcs •« Ihr dnkn Wednesday tlfi; was not u instating an a boioffice name for IAaKU UHd I MMtag b Mum. ta I Iiu .Winaml. MbilnnvbiM • ? - w nv * »... .mg relief New bill removes the 10'. play the Lilli Palmer role Warren Munoell Jr., who man- an arepa theatre in one of its large ZriJZ'XS Z\ new AAWwiate — !«■ from nomprodt or (f • geU gook and C andle * 0 §ed Fournoster** during its ir youf rnnma . . . B. a lid Hayward, an director Mhsm* Bun ^ «nd a^bew ganisation*. Including symphonies, ^oesit t come through, the actress !ttu r. switch* 1 this we ek to "Re- InvpMor in numerous shows of director Ramsey Burrand a ne operas and school and church (o -Am * the h»ains to Be Seen, succeeding Abe other managements In recent years, grneral manager. Ro> Somlyo *** countXon ! ° 1%. Cohen Utter took over as manager will not back any other prodoc this vrsr will be the arsttertng iM »• maJli lo brro U >< ^ ^ °* *»*" « *« ^ hlfh ,hl « Becaum of a las repertory performances thnmxh * j ibeSlLlves to offssl mahe?' ,! ^ ^ ! rchesrsing this week in New angle, whatever that meal season Previously these have ^ ***" the latter pfQdnction tantdeinilc Haven where it opens a trvout CorneRi P. CoMor general been anmped .n ihe Apal si* week* *?*?*' A-../J 1 . ,w. * 1 ^ there s apparently;a Ruestmn of s(and nr , t week Vkler Bamrork. manager of the LambertwaT^J l ; J ’ Inr*. but continued with the "show must ga on** tradition During her "Bell. Book and Candle or l oun #t|ol ^, 11 ^ »he was signaled from the wuaga that the handbag had try Girl “ Production of the John been located The tasicab driver who had driven her from the hotel van Druten play in the West End to the theatre found U on the bock seat and returned It ta her Legit Bits Warren Munaell Jr., who man-1 an a re pa theatre in one of its large aged Fourposter** during it* tryout rooms . « . Leland Hayward, an tour, awitebed this week to "Re* investor in numerous shows »f numerous shows th. I'l.vK.u.h Ami *** >“ «"«* ?» ! *»» Mtor pr«»ufl.«. **** * km crtmprrf 1*1 <h. K..I ill wr-lni I » .^*>*r-t*lly Coder, general "v— — r , |miM lh# A « is. " ’ - ' ..~ r ^..A ^ 1 w+mmm mmmm •— 1 ^ ■ msnsger of the Lembertville N J ♦ of each s» av* lo* plan call* for ‘1' ^»-il«.n loe7Tt*n« in < 2SSli k 4 !2Im ******* — nag er for the Play Mus»c Clrcu* last summer sailed .* - - dinetente neiween o$M»iai»nf in *■>n.* 1 a. Im> uitiihU for H iftsh audt A^.ki. v u t.v.. *a*a m... »__* —a. . opming i*(-t*U nt «»• produrlwm. »«*'<• »» wH»W» «*>r »rrt*.h »ud* « n «hl. C« . ha* tahrn lh» mtn to f.ll M altern at me whedule of bl ‘ rk r,d ” «/en; he»hr r the} , rncr , a«e«lH» of ' rourp-wter" . . four week, owl three »eeh, .pari " gg ". " y... . . _ ! Before do.M either o» tha le«>t K.thorih. CAholl relumed ye»te r Odd foorlh week will he devoted to .**'“ r f* > * atuiU. the Uor will appear in a da> iTue. ■ from Martha l Vineyard wnghts Co. has taken the man- agership of ~ Four poster" flimn«i.*e.k.wlllr.mimue.lr». ?; t Endlattd She return, lo London »»*- ‘ *“ jf **■!?• »U» J **** — •* «* diitesik <11 tha* firnitiH fpsitvil Dfp* ^ ^ Mv pfiniffl i i .k* API »b sfipr AitiHM two t#ftvv4* j ouciiim Miopiiii^il v^^lf Guyi i^l. DilU fnfiffinpri JZSI (Tennss f**U the season although it V***^™T* ^ pUned to Pittsburgh for the open- Fetier U due east nestwVek and i S. Nash ,hr *”* three weeks CKrr the , J*' 1 ?fgf wl .f , Pre^sagcnt Rewbew Rabino% lick the Coast They’re all busy with ^ J) ,r 1 1 h, Irvme *nekmd the Met scrapped the old j 1 . 1 ^ t *^1 U .T .» 1 V Not fie has opened his own ofAiV preliminary gkb on various new iHir v<mt in J f . krt »ri». starting from atraleh i**2*'*£J' nrrfikMJsh been Jnhn Toohey. currentl> av^t«ie show ideas . WMftam Piersoa. Philltp \ 4.1ft ,,,T 1-K h n*th new ducats Cost of live JL v fj3S M Hike Ml. presAagent f«M S«n.ih plays Marko the whine A Ja'* n, !rd- .7^1 change plus esiia olfue dsff in ^ ^ ^ * *. . I PbriA< Kmg and I ’ and * lltaiie M^*ced news-wpreader in ‘ StaUg Sp*»i bv idward Caul Arid I Am |. n will run to aev Importance of Being RdfWmB ai| ^ Air." resigns in two weeks It. ’ is one of the three ra*t ment- l.Auehm * ‘ hi Edwin Justus Mayer , - . and ^*Lx»ve for Love io aaIIv the * Pal Jn*v M revival \ ber* who were in the orteinal lev- last week for a year’s study at the l-ondon School of Economics, on a fellowship . . . Monty Sbaff. gen- eral manager for Cy Fewer and Ernest H Martin, in Ransas City this week ijfor the opening of the **Guy» and >. Dells’* engagement Pressagent Rabinovitck the Coast They’re all busy with has opened hi» own of Ace preliminary gkb on various new John Toohey. currently avwociate ’ show IdMma . William Piers o n. from acrotch J “ n " * >** Ts^kev currently asaneiatoJ Mow UMna William Pierw. Cost of the ® ur n f;. .r**!:* PCf^hnis ty bi n j i# ^ Moh pressageni for-South j who plays Marko the whine Spot hv Muard fuldwld 2 Am ^ , un .. m* •» “««P«* J^uahm; h* hthtttt'Ma>« „„ lhou «„d dollar. M ^ a."* \ Bur-* of Summer M ■ Th# M y pkilharmonK *>««t i Shiilrin 10 a (real deal of trouble Wit*, ita yu pry Themr. ,2 dtrertora apml , lrMd> h,«uo. It amt t.a N.Y. III .t mimued .« page til. t „ „,b«- r ,ber. up to Nov t ... H rCDDCD Will I 1ST DCVIIC I"- *' * bu»> over .tamping the ALAIN ^The Met. with a rvuo.000 annual _’ hf ' BY TWO BRITISHERS 2S Feircr who staged the Plav i. muhlM means virtually its *urvi- , 111 w lights Co debuting productionof v at The N Y Phi I liar monte which * 1 -Fourposter.** U . d^l d er ing pre pard 1112 000 in admission taxes j **"*~* MU ?. aewting a revue this season hv two to the Government last season, had ■ N Y. CITY OPERA SCORES AGAIN WITH ‘RUFFIANS' , to batlv the Pal Joe* revival ; .1 hers who were in the original by- %nne Jackson has succeeded f'aihy nil of the show at the Lambs Club. O'Donnell as lead in ’ Never 8e> N Y. He’ll repeat the part in Never." currently in rehearvai Paramount’* Aim edition Former ia the wife of Eli Waltarh Biltmore Theatie N Y . jointly [ male lead in “Rose Tattoo owned Inr Warner Bios and nurui* nun nvi 1 now tslkssj B Farrell, owner of the George MbML has been told te The enterprising N. Y City llellinger Theatre. N Y . and Irving Maid-nan for rash over a i»era Co. with a world preem P»«*dmer of -Love and lx\ l-ove nrst mortgage of I273.UO0 for 10 ’ wilt partner with Joie Htyne m the years The purchaaer, who ai*o ► young Hritish authors Peter M>ei> a net deAci and Alec Grahame He saw the same period show titled “Ten Fifteen.*' on a re U*t estinu net deAcit of 91I0 0M for the at ^ City Center N Y. last ■ Thursday tit* ; Out At gave U •how titled "Ten Fifteen ** on a re It’s estimated that about 93 200.- cwnt visit to London, and brought 000 will be gained bv wmphotuev back with him a script ot that and oiveras and ballets with the Ux re additional material from previous mission. ^ ■ HHHJ.pBi. ^ ^ shows bv the same autliorv How about $2 000,000; operas by about proceedings But music 1* melodic general stage manager of Dia- *? ™?" ev •« !*«’ hadn't had a chance to read 9700 mw and ballet troupes by H>nng> iiidenlal dances mond Lil Joabua Logan and| **?'*? ***W* : t>rchs wtlt! beneAt •I s.»»v V 117 s V 1 «VA m a IV. m r a A _ ... . Thursdav itgi Out At live it '• k< *h»*l Goldreyer will be corn- thorough. careful preparation, (at W. g< 2^!^| T j a superior performance pre as agent mg and Lucia Victor Comic opera is no greal shakes . pi ( >,tui tion stage manager . .. Mike as story, and drags throughout its Elba has suceeded Joseph Olnev as any ■ tsrrell. owner of the ABB M l . has been sold to sger Theatre. N Y and Irving Maid-nan for cash over a wer of “Love and I-Ct l-ovc tirst mortgage of 9273.000 for 10 lartner with Jule Htyne m the year* The purchaser, who al«o si of “Pal Joey" . 7 Gene | owns the Hams, a film house on kart and Nancy Walker will West 42d Street N. Y. plans to ir in “Month ot SundavV’ operate the new property as a 4 I being readied by Carley legitrr at leaM for the balance ot ha the season, and says Bd Baa re- hael Goldreyer will be com- soveral offers to lease it for manager of “To Dorothv a ggft« * BR and radio use ... Hal with Samuel J Friedman F.eiger, producer of the ’ Borscht afrntini .nd Liar*. Vtator aaud. ^.u., hu o|».,d Ktion slag, man-c-r ... Mtk. *><•**•• l» Nma York I® d.) l-*it haa aur—d-d J«r»k <M«r. a “ r if< 5^*'- *1 Mai, manasrr of Dti- h »'» aPP**'*® «• _ W,At*A«i II all about IMM.tMO Tentative idea is that Alvers and Encompassed in the exemption Crsiiame would come to the C S are non proAt agricultural societies ami u»mg the best of the extensive conducting county and state fairs, material as a bane, write additional etc . but whether this exemption in- aong« and sketches, possibly with a eludes amusement attractions in more American slant connection with fair* is subject to Ferrer goes to Parts soon fi»r the clarification opening of hi* "Cyrano" Aim. after — ' . - , . which he wilt return lo New York ‘( hild FlTbt SprmtftieU to huddle with HI* aaaoctates Rich — . u v •rd Condon and Milton Baron, on TlJtHlI ID NlRy IflTS the proposed production of the SpringAeld. Mass, Oct. 93. George M Cohan show "Musical City wtill have its Aral legit pre- d Mvers and Encompassed m the esemption treat, the singing is Arstrste. and l*ond«n to attend the Nov I .^ an . l r jA U n ^ v to the U S . are non proAt agricultural societies m frequently audible English Opus °* South PaciAc" at the t h^siaU f lieislature and uSved he extensive conducting county and state fairs. ‘* likely to prove a sturdv addition JjfJJ*' j.^ nt. Logs a and hu nrife. ^ ^ League of N Y Theatre* I* additional etc .BM whether this exemption in- to the troupe a repertoire. \ wHHVVr. ***** who did a rusk staged by Charle* Weidman are a Richard Rodgers have |or I zation order that the legal limit i on ticket markup* is 73c. rather Plot concerns efforts of a quartet wlf , l-rno* Hill lio^uitsl NY icr,|M )®h on **Lo of dictatorial males to arrange • , ^LkSa^ lu52!?^ *"i Ut Love” during the final m«,, w .Eik^h^.ar?: c2Z fjajfm-j ™«? • * in the youngsters, and the compli- Goodner hjik in three weeks . Goodner has succeeded cation* that e«^e Dorothy; Mac Lenya in the cast of Barefoot in — , . .. v 1 Neil and David Lloyd, ia the ro- Aihcns. 4 * currently trying out Tryout 111 Many Yeir* mantle leads, excel as gifted singers j Judith Anderson has retu Sally Benaon, who did a ru'h script dortoring job on "Love and l-et Love" during the final week* of its tryout, will get a split of Louis VeeueuU’s author royalties, but Bretaigne Windwst. who re- staged tha comedy, will get hu pcKcntaga from the management . Batty Lewis, who recently City will have its Arst legit pre *<*le matron. Goan GotbwoU. * Medea ( imi-dv Man ’ The chief problem Bioadwsy tryout In many year* Richard Wentworth. George Jonge- - Br,w1 " nsrmgns ano nient of the William Morris agenr^ . is to find a writer to supply the when Clare Boothe Luce * ‘ Child F»«aond Emile Renan, a* the pamp RjaBae d Hecr tj* set sv leads in m *hich her husband. jBSv book using! Unpublished Cohan of the Morning.** with Margaret ®J“ . f” 11 ”'. *' ,d Llten Fault, as |[!y r ,.y*. 1 Gran d Tour . . . Elklaa. handles legit and TV talent m a -a A a. * ns' A a . S A. b . .A iti niri a ha isar arm A tva ai.Miwvet tt IlD llFIi O > MM ilfUl I it »(bine tnaftl ms k _sa-._T_. s. a.i. ^ .Medea/ 1 under Stale IV •orship Beatrice Sirs Dept i Straight has resigned from the legit depart- book. using Unpublished Cohan Elmer Rice's “Grand Tour w »> iihu iwr nuMMiiu ■ Elklaa. handles legit and TV talent •extras. u -«Iiq v< w in tur .nui iiiiii, wiiii naigairi - - ’ w ’ IR-.aiu If.i r > . : MUHB* iidlillir* irill IHU I I IBJrns •on*. Ferrer oouU dureel and OBiien. Sylvt* Field* and Richard Cupid a helper, are One support -'•J* ••£«><« postponement , . . Three holdup men crashed th# A^a.«iaSi MAStA.UA — - 4 --.. i Las/lo Halssz mndiirts the hectic tne new Mann Laaaa picture pi*i.h n..k w v — -—»• mk. ptsMibly star ) . Tolsa Gets Skew Biz Hypo Perturbed over prospects of the Via Lefit, Rem, Ice Skew SSL SSZS & Tuirv*. ** (Court Square until E M Loews Gsinev opens s two-night stand at tl«»# ttalajj conducts the hectic J?”*' n *'V**» rt * Laia picture p\ Mym dub. N Y last week, rob- tlvc Broadway Nov If Eddie Dow I- proceedings with • good deal of ^ITVeektohir f# f *»"* ***9^**** <* bt ’ ni * ing will direct authority and verve. Bron K, n g ^nd Ltih fcL/hlJu f ° ttrhl “«* { '** valuable cot- Perturbed over prospects of the AiJLtii^sulng'um.l '£ U °* ot thMtrt « ^ fB ‘ iblhtv m e^Hi ^tTo^ the ‘^ybbuk* CRlch« Oil At fc^VSit"^ the|%ew Dramatists Committee of aoiuiy io exercise option or me wond-Telegram 4 Sun, has dis- >h* hrimaiui* n»tM hk< beew Court Square until E M Loew s %.\. ( enter* k\tTB Dlteb continued the introductory capsule g,anted^lJi MX) out/ghf by |S lease e xpHi Feb 21 i new the- **The Dybbuk" S Ansky-David ®i ,,nM 'J | 4jB h»* Ijlttt revie ws , . . Rockefeller Foundation, plus 991.- atrical group call**! Court Square - Twnkin ooer . wKlch mis According to Shubert Alley scuttle- ouo on the bests wT iSL fo.- / h n # Dybbuk* Catches On At J 111 !;* , Hawkto V V' 1 * * l lh# *• •# ^ World-Telegram 4 Sun, has W*s N.Y* (enter; Extra Dates continued the introductory ca* Tulsa Oct 93 vwn ^ uwr um, ‘ *■ m » iv.l. t rnirr; L.un IFRIOj-conunueo ine i Earle McVeigh and k? * • ItScdTiiroun ' ' *** D > bbuk '* S Anaky-David KSSiJiJm Baugher. Broadway pla>ers. headed J. I.youp called^Court^Sq msg j Tamkin opera which preemed this ah. .W «— vo Inc, has huddled with Sam i k a. *k- v v i P**”.. producer ‘iT^SS KTSTwiS Gold ' , * ,n ’ pr-y x,p in i cnirai rara in »ui*a f R. nKi ( H ,. v .. . month at the City Center. N Y.. butt, producer John C. Wilson it being kept busy ironing ou*iack- b *“ 5 •“ " cw,< " w ul- h . e Broadw AN was originally arc to go to dollar contributlaM from other Goldstein, western Mam prexy ! ■”"« "P mfF ironing ou eurt- keurtts . . . Ittsn Tlghe. recently «®r uae «f the Br«Ml«a> #n a pU»- * « P Cj| 0 r *2L25' JW* J— u rehearaaU of reatfned editor of AMtie AH* lo play basks. «tth ChlW the m»- . T . ” V*^* C * /**»»>—**»—* Nina ■ . . mat. haa a play beiat ronai Club, sponsors of the musical The | Has tkedded a second extra per t forma nee. evening of .Nov. 3. original Black Hills Pas>ton Play ^gned for pix vaudT and legit Opu* had originally been planned Banana during its Anal weeks of mg assistant for Rodgers 4 Ham* with Josef Meier pUjing the ^ hM t^ToperBUaa as a third- for performances in a tight Incidentally. Milton Berte. merstein . , . Patti Milligan ha* Christ us. also starred Its run at rim house for severalyears except I 1 * 11 schedule, but boxofAce pMf . lhe character in the succeeded Janet FaMme *n the Convention Hall last weekend. i (ir occasional Avers into one ntzht after the preem caused a special va*< 1 to ic>«*mbie is one chorus of “Tree Grows m Brook- lee Cycle*, fe.tue.ne Rtunbcri a ,K—,n7.„ . „ „ « }** »-c hm ■ ■, Saeah Lawrence |y..~ u d Marta Bechet hu here •The Student Prince." pL>. at the **" ** * 52 j* (wj, ta £ #,I, *T Broft ‘ vl11 '' » 7 • »<WrR U the chans of lhe Culiaeum. lomthl .■«*■ *hfuu»h i MJ|4e state hherted hT ChMO. •*** thd °e«£*£!,'“** iiMto "fh.^Tui ^Taa^w' Sunda y, OB*.^ Lafih <A>artrr; Opera v.praato. arrived Maaday N. Y. Iraupe plays M*H fall, even work la the' p— art* . eeeded IsWmSmO tit the part jhmi piPFOd at Convention Hall | for her Metropolitan Opera though N wasn’t listed in the origl- Copley-Plaaa Hotel R^ion re- of Jacobson in the same show . . • Thursday *!•■ la ■ oae-iudhler. iand An^ticaa raoceVTlour debut iaal praipectu*. 1 p^taTaieSaBaMOMoTlaaperMe *CW doing a ^ w-I-.'i . mag. hat • play being considered INeldi is ia Philadelphia for Broadway production * , . Vlr- rewrite job on Top | giala taring its Anal weeks of ; mg assistant for has resigned as cast- SSjyJiSld i °T” ■»!—<>-, errtved Maaday | " »—P* pUya Ihi. tMt ecu ,ork lo the pwWflgarta , . . _ - „ ,, «r * w •wi”-w. Bnoni mmw — --f’ ^-. »p*i I* •••». »•*" worx in me perform Revue played at C onvention Hall <J|» for her M»-iif.|H)iiTAn Opera though N wasn't listed in the arlgl | Copley-PIaaa Hotel Thursday ilt* In a ane-mghter. land American concert lamp debut , nal prospectus. .i pon«*d a**king somco who pD>« m. arts . Boston, re- e to operate