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COLONY = Beaut. lot
overlooking bay; high elevation;
cash or terms. MA. 2-0S50.
YEAR-ROUND, modern wallboard
heat, 6-rm. rambler: $50 1T.
waterfrontage decp-Water pier at
mouth of quiet creek on Potomac.
Perfect for retirement. 80 fruit
trees. OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Aug. 1920, and all reas. offers
tiHs0GFGS TONS gisdy % gHcn i've 70 BY y ROGERS Efs
REALTY, SpotSSlvania. Va. 703-
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE WA
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
tcoNTINUEDl
COBB ISLAND. MD.

Custom-built, modern, year-round
2-bedrm. dwelling with excellent
fireplace: 75-it. frontage, deep
corner lot, beautifully handicapped,
and with q wonderful view: deep
water dock. Price, Sll,750. 40ee
down. balance 10 years.
YOUR RESIDENT BROKER
JOE DOYLE
Code 30l-ClearbTook 9-2261
-N1D
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SECOND HOME
BAY REALTY co.

This is it. Year-round masonry
with furnace, storm windows and
doors. Only S4,9J0. Excellent
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COBB ISLAND

$500 is all you need to move into
this furnished cottage, on large
corner shaded lot; easy terms.
yeararound, beauti-
fully furnished home; fireplacCs;
very large shaded lot. For iafor-
nation, call ROMER G. CO., WI.
S-qO9-.
COTTAGE on Shenandoah River nr.
Front Royal: bedrmS., liv. rm.,
firepl., scr. pch., bath, all furn.,
u acre; $500. terms. CL. 6-2924
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FARMS
icONIINuEDl

VERY MODERN, Il3 acres in
Charles County on Rte. g. Small
down payment. Call for appoint
ment, Chapel 6-2325, or call
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6-ACRE FARMETTE

6-ACRE tARME L T.
Close to Gaithershurg;, good S-room
modernized home; stream, pond;
small outbuildings; nice elevation;
RoMER g. CO., WI. $4,000
Evenings, WAverly 6-3636
S-BEDRooM STONE RANCHER;
Club basement tile floor, built-in
bar, Dashboard heat; S17, 800.
40-ACRE FARM, no buildings,
small stream, S15,500.
LEONARD E. SHERMAN, Realtor
M. Airy 34S
FULTON E. GREEN, Salesman
Mt. Airy 243J4
1-DAIRY FARMS-2SO acres. zoo
till. 54-cow barn, lovely S-rm.
home, . tenant houses; s mi. to
Warrenton: $50 500.
Zoo acres, 65 open, 41-cow
barn with auto. cleaner: new g.
rm. home: only $4,000.
3-105 acres, all new bldgs: S32,-
600.
4-Stock farm. . streams. 43s
acres, ample bldgs.; less than Sl0O
per acre: small down payment.
b-S5 acres. open land. S-mi. I'd.
frontage. stream: Sl2,5OO.
6-Beautiful l0-rm. mod. home, 3
baths: Z acres, nice barn. 5-Stall
garage; S2S,000, "a down. NOR
MAN E. DODD. Broker, CalVerton,
Va. Phone ST. S-57s3.
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GsCALl OtkS
See Our Photo-Board
Edgewater, Nd, Rte. 2l4. Mayo Rd.
SW. S-3232 or CO. S-2G55
RANDLE CLIFFS-5-room. BAY
front cottage; water. electricity,
bath: $500. RE. 5-S451.
SELBY ON THE BAY-OPEN SUN
DAY, nearly new, 2-bedrm ramb..
fully furn. Dashboard o.h.-W.h.,
elec. kit, 20X14 fam. rm., facing
bay. S13,500, $500 dn. will ham
die. Dir: Rte. PA to Selby entr.,
left to Beach Drive blvd, right l
blk. to open SIGN"
WALKER HERBERT
JU. 5-04l3 SW. S-3l29
SENECA. Md acre. waterfront
prop. w/tWo 2-bedrm. cottages;
hoist: only $1,000. o. D. FIELD
INC WI S-oAI2
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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1-Bayfront, spectacular view; s
bedrms., 2 kitchens, . baths; suit
able for large family or rent one
unit and occupy other; very well
built; extra attractive features;
ST. 800: 40 mi. d. c.
Cove Point; 3-bedrm. home; lge.
living: rm., fireplace. dining rm.,
kit, huge porch. bath, outbldgs.,
furnished: liberal financing; &c.
600.
3-Chesapeake Bayfront: modern
2-bedrm. home; 2 baths, 2 pOrches,
furnished; garage; sandy beach;
immed; poss.; Al mi. D. c.;
4-Waterfront farm: 194 mi. wa
terfront, 1872 acres: interesting,
substantial, early, brick home; II
rms, bath. basement: numerous
farm bldgS.; suitable for cattle,
tobacco, marina; oyster beds
planted IN creek; SS5,OO0.
5-PatuXent River; modern 2-bed-
rm. year-round home, partially
furnished; artesian well, carport.
handicapped. sidewalks, seawall,
l2O-ft. pier, rowboat: immed.
posS: 40 mi. D. c.; $4,000.
CALVERT REALTY
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

3.I75 ACRES off Briggs CLANCY
rd.; Il acre coming; easy access
to new Route %: SlI, 500. JU. D.
Gil: RIPLEY COMPANY, REAL
TORS.
1000 ACRES, S55 per acre; cut
able and growing timber; several
streams; on black top road.
356 ACRES, cutable timber; stream;
on black top ROAD.
NILS A. NILSSON, Real Estate
P. o. Box 80, Falmouth, Va.
LSSex 3-3O35
10 ACRES, Mont. County, Rte, I24
to Woodfield, left on Pleasant
View lane TO end; prop. on right;
$1,000, easy terms. HE. 4-O277.
IL WOODED ACRES, 2OO-ft. road
mi. south B. c.; SS95 or sos dn.
Sl5 per mo. BARGER REAL
ESTATE, Grayton, Md. Chapel
200 ACRES with ample railroad
frontage and Co. road frontage
loc. in Pr. Geo. Co.; ideal for in
duStrial development; can be pur-
chased subject to ZonirR. Priced
at $4,000 per acre, 29os On, bal.
$50 ACRES ACRE; HOWARD co-Hsavv
industrial prop; approx, 400 It
on BALTIC. blvd; centrally loc.
Wash; and BALTIC. Priced below
$4,000 per acre.
~ ACRES commercial C-l; Pr. Geo.
Co: fronting on Balto. blvd. in
thriving city Of Laurel. Priced low
900 per acre, 25fo down, bal
10 years. ''''
175 PLUS ACRES, zoned IL, in
nearby Fr. Geo. Co. Railroad sid
ing, road frontage, sewer and
water; asking $4,000 per acre in
lts entirety. Ideal for large COM
peny operation.
4heSe and other acreage tracts
Counties. 81
HUDSON REAL ESTATE co.
ON. 4-I0I6 UN. 4-TI71
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VIRGINIA ESTATE, 500 acres;
productive, beautiful; gracious
home; development potential;
SlS5,000.
APPROX. 80 ACRES, near village.
broom home, 3-Toom rental cot
tage. Nice for $1,000.
APPROX. 46 ACRES. River, woods,
fruit trees, house; S6.050. Terms.
DAIRY FARM. 400 acres, with or
without stock and equipment In
Quire details. WAUGH REAL ES-
TATE AGENCY, Culpeper, Va.
VA. 5-S5U2, office: VA. 5-S1S2
o. VA. 5-SSS3, res
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AGENCY CORP.


Prince Frederick, Md. Phone 1Os
If No Answer, Call 1S4
VA, Helen River Estates = Lge.
riverfr. lot; mr.. Custom Hall. Sc
lected neighborhood. OF. 4-6202.
WATERFRONT lots at Sandy Point,
WeStmoreland County, Virginia.
General Parker Shores" BY far
the finest State roads, utilities,
shade trees, small boat harbor
Terms. Overlooking Potomac and
Chesapeake Bay. HISTORYLAND,
INC, Warsaw, Va.
ON TURKEY POINT
with protected anchorage and
view across Chesapeake Bay. A
most attractive mod. home with
huge living room, ultra modern
kitchen with raised brick fire
place, 3 bedrooms, . tiled baths,
screened porch with barbecue;
full basement with garage and
boat storage; oil fired hot-water
heat; private dock.
WITH WATERFRONT:
an unusual ~ acres with 'front.'
age on q main highway and over
200 feet waterfront; large frame
year round home.
EPPING FOREST-Two attractive
year-round homes; one with 90
feet waterfront, the other with
water view and privileges.
EVA GUIDE BRANDT
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| WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

RENJ.-Modern and clean cottage
for 10 days starting Aug. "a or
% Accom-. for 10. Swimming.
boa facilities nearby. Refs. furn-
ished. Box 279-D. star.
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YOU LIKE MINK?

Then you'll like this original
quality-built home on beautiful
West River. Approximately 1000
rambling So. it. of cedar and
glass, designed for luxurious liv-
ing. Central air conditioning and
heat. Will accommodate huge
boat Excellent terms arranged.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(CONTlNuED)
IF

You have a desire OF one day
building your dream house. don't
miss this rare opportunity to pur-
chase one of these eleven "a acre
lots nestled in a setting Of lovely
homes in SEDGEWICH FOREST
in historic Mt. Vernon area. CITY
utilities, curb, gutter, streets in
cluded. Easy financial arrange
ments. SELECT YOUR LOT To-
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124-Acre Farm
Modern Brick Home

NIUUFTII bIICk T1UIIIE
General setup for beef cattle or
dairy and all crops; bldgs. in very
cd. repair; dwelling has rms,
bath, furnace, full basement, elec
and phone, shaded lawn, most un-
usual view of valley and 3 mt.
ranges in the distance, brick
garage, barn 4Ox60, poultry house,
comb. granary. corn house, etc;
about so a. tillable. bal. pasture
s5no.1 end wdi If farm N to%m ponds u well wei
rare bargain at SlS,500, part
down. E. C. Brumback, STROUT
REALTY, Star Rte, MiddletOwn
Va. Phone: Stephens City Ex-
change no
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100 A. BLUE GRASS FARM; 5-rm.
house. elect; other bldgs. 2
springs. small stream; II wooded I:
u mile pvd. I'd. frontage, view;
$4,000, $4,000 down, bal. S75.
per mo.
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,2O0-S500 CASH

AZ ACRES on Great Wicomico
River, "a mile waterfront; $4,000.
W. c. RICE, REALTOR, warsaw
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31a A., 4-room house, cleo, spring !
$1,000. $500 down, bal $50 per
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S4,2O0-$500 CASH
Move in today. House has living
room, kitchen, bath. 3 bedrooms
garaCe. large lot.
$5, ,70O-S500 CASH
owner will finance. ! block from
sand beach and shopping. Living
room, . bedrooms. kitchen, bath,
large screened porch, equipped
and furnished for immediate &C.
cupancy.
SPECIAL
S1l,45G-Sl,OOO CASH
Includes approved pool, beach and
social club membership. marina
privileges. home has living room,
. bedrooms, kitchen. bath, large
screened porch, full attic; lot
SOXI25; bay view.
CALL OR SEE
GEORGE HANSON ASSOCIATES
HOWARD E. TALBERT
REAL ESTATE
Alpine 7-2437 Office Alta Hotel
NORTH BEACH. ND.
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$500 On, $40 MO. buys So acre
mountain estate near Borbours-
Vile. Va. Has lovely view; old
repairable house. barn, fruit. nut
trees, deep well. elec.. phone. open
land, woods, stream. For hunting,
BROOKS AGENCY. Orange. Va.
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COLONIAL BEACH, modern cot
tage, sleeps 10, lEs screened
porch: S5u VIZ. ia. 2-9602.
DEALE, MD.-Modern waterfront
home vifIreplace. on lge. lot,
shade trees. pier. Call UN. 7-2S33
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Low cost camp in hilltop hamlet,
Five rooms, half bath. Natural
gas, power. Some furniture. All
for S2.SOO.
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REAL Ed / = /
Alpine 7-2437 Office Alta Hotel
NORTH BEACH. ND.
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from high taxes in the healthful
countryside, only 90 mi over
Mont. Co. line in prosperous How
ard County. For $4,000 you can
not Beat it. Dial 434-I40O for di-
rections. ADELPHI REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

WOODLAND REhLIY
Mayo I'd, Rte. 253 Branch at Rte.
2i4 and Muddy Greek rd. Edge
water, Nd. CO. 3-5lS3 or SW. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-16
18th CENTURY MAHOGANY BEDROOM

Here is O magnificent 18th Century
suite beautifully finished in luxurious
swirl pattern Africon Mahogany. Notice
the ele9ont serpentine fronts accented by
Wine sor Antique design in bross. The
Pittsburgh PIote Gloss mirror with life
time guorontee) is framed in Mahogany
with gold trim. A wonderful value.
Chest, $685.; Night Table, $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-16

Classic elegance in Cherry and
Maple BurI with q French Walnut
finish. Note the rich column de-
tolls and graceful orch design,
The finest construction through
out, including sotiny Grand RoP-
ids "Guordsmon" finish and
Pittsburgh PIote Glass mirror
with lifetime guaranteed Un-
mistokobIe luxury in every piece.
2-drower Night Table, $40.o5
Evening star., 1961-10-23

Mezzo Shirley Sudock hon
ored United Nations Day at the
National Gallery last night with
a modern program of songs by
seven composers from as many
nations.
Occasions and programs of
this sort have their problems.
1t is very difficult to avoid the
impression of a scatter shot
miscellany on the one hand and,
confinding ones resources to.
Evening star., 1961-10-23
NEWS OF MUSIC
Van CIiburn Completes
With His Own Fame

the present century, an opres-
sive sameness on the other.
Miss Sudock averted both pit
falls quite admirably. Except
for Bernstein'S paper-thin epi-
curean cycle. which did seem
thrown in like a wreckless Glove
of garlic, the evenings concoc-
ton had fine cohesiveness and
substance.
Without venturing out Of our
century, the evenings musical
styles varied from Vaughan
Williams at his most elegantly
Edwardian to a Dallapicola
that expects considerable ap-
plication from both performers
and listeners; from de Falla's
widely known and loved Popu-
lar Spanish Songs to Alban
Berg's seldom heard opus 2
! songs.
Fascinating pieces, those
early Berg works. The Schon-
berg influence had been felt
long before they we're written,
And touches Of Tristan and
Pelleas are there too. But more
prominent than any Of this is
the intense and personal lyri-
cism that is Berg himself
Lacked Resonance
| Miss Sudock has the basic
musicianship and style that
such a program demands in
large measure. But, to misquote
Anna Russell, she has brains
where her resonance ought tc
be-too often the case with
muSically acute singers.
( In much of the program the
singers vocal limitations were
not a serious drawback. In fact
Bartok's charming Lullaby was
nicely enhanced by a thin,
naive tone in keeping with it!
rural inspiration. Elsewhere
most effectively in Falla's scar
ing Polo, Miss Sudock PROVED
that she could produce a bis
sound. But even then phrase.
ends expired sooner than they
should have and resonance anc
projection were lacking.
This presented serious prob.
lens of balance on numerou.
occasions, but in Robert Paris
Miss Sudock was fortunate il
having an ccompa 81
uniquely equipped to meet tht
programs technical and intel,
lectual challenges.
Evening star., 1961-10-23
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Times of Showing

Stage
National Theater - Queen
Elizabeth: Phoenix Repertory
Theater; 8 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - "Splendor in
the Grass; ,1:45, 4:20, 7 and
$40 pm.
Appetite King and T.;
1:25, 4:O5, 6:45 and $50 pm.
Capitol Operation Petit
coat; 1:10, 5:25, and 9:40 pm.
Dupont - The World of
Apu"; l. sos, Sis, 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
Keith's -. ."On the Beach;
1870 am, 2:05, ABS, ITO and
GAS pm.
MacArthur-"DentiSt in the
Chair; $50, BIS and $50 pm
Metropolitan "Splendor in
the Grass; 1850 am, 2:15
4:40, 7:10 and $40 pm.
OntariO-"Breakfast at Tif-
finay's"; /, sos, $40, 7::3O and
9:45 pm.
Palace-"The Hustler: 11:5C
am, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10 and 9:35
pm.
Playhouse - Devil at Foul
O'clock; IL, 2:l5, 4:35, 7 anc
800 pm.
Plaza-"Girl With a Suit
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SHIRLEY SUDOCK
SINGS EFFECTIVELY
BY DONALD L. LEAVITT
Contributing Critic

Shirley Sudock, mezo soprano;
Robert Paris, piano. National Gal
lery Of Art. Program: An Invitation.
Vaughan Williams; Tired. Vaughan
Williams; The Water Mill, Vaughan
Williams: Vier Lieder. op. ., Berg;
Rencesvals, Dallapicola: Village
Scenes, Bartok; Siete Canciones pop
ulareS EspanolaS, de Falla; Nous
avons fait la mutt. Poulenc Adelina
a la promenade, Poulenc; Chanson
de roranger sec, Poulenc; AusSi bien
que les cigales. Poulenc: La Bonne
Cuisine, Bernstein.
Evening star., 1961-10-23

reputable programs, and once
was under contract for three
years to goth Century-Fox in
Hollywood. He is the nephew,
by the way, of Mrs. Lucy Mann
widow of the beloved DR.. Billy
who made the Washington
Zoo one of the greatest shows
on earth.
Last of the new group, down
in the RS. is Ray Reinhardt,
a mainstay in recent seasons
of New York's major Off
Broadway operation, the
Phoenix. He is a native Of New
York where he has been reg
ularly employed-quite a feat
and artiStically impressive.
The supplementalS in Arenas
first play, but not on the reg
ular roster, include Jay Ger
ber, New York; Bernie Mc1n-
erney, jr.. who studied at
Catholic University; Miriam
Phillips, who has been on the
stage for 25 years. and Brenda
Solnick, a product of North
western University's Drama
School.
4
Mr.. GOLDEN REPORTS:
The Commerce Departments
Nathan D. Golden. this coun-
try's most experienced dele
gate to film festivals, has re-
ported again on Venice, a reg
ular port Of call for him.
Your delegate" he informs
the State Department. feels
very strongly concerning the
benefits that can accrue both
to the American film industry
and the United States If
representation commensurate
with this country'S standing in
the film world is provided. He
further feels that the industry
must take a realistic look at
its method Of selecting films,
both from a quality and a sub
ject content point of view. Un-
less the companies composing
the American motion picture
industry evidence greater in
terest in improving participa-
ton, there cannot be fully ef-
fective representation by the
United States delegates to these
important international
events"
Anybody listening? There
should be.
MONDAY MEMOS: Live
drama openings of the week are
tonight's National Repertory
Company's Elizabeth tn e
Queen" with Eva LeGallienne
at the National. And Fri
day nights season starter
The Importance Of Being Ear
nest" at Catholic University
theater. Heading the uni
verSity production cast will be
Michael Flanagan, Catherine
Gaffigan and Linda Gleason
On Wednesday night, How
ard University's glamorous new
Ira Aldridge Theater will see
the Owen Dodson-directed pro-
duction Of "Rashomon." the
Michael Kanin adaptation.
Evening star., 1961-10-23

NEW YORK Igor Stra-
whisky, the RuSsian-born COM
poser-conductor, has accepted
an invitation to celebrate his
50th birthday in Moscow. A
Soviet delegation discussed
with Stravinsky the matter Of
royalties. Because Russia never
signed the Berne International
copyright agreements, he has
been deprived Of 81 million in
royalties. The delegates who
extended the invitation to
Stravinsky assured him the
royalty laws will be changed.
Gentlemen" replied Stra-
whisky. II think I am old
enough to say, Please hurry!"
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy
caught one Of the diamond"
bracelets that Carol Charming
tossed to the audience at Chi
cago's Palmer House. Mrs.
Kennedy put it on her wrist
and kept it. MOntique van
V0oren, who recently completed
a movie in Rome, doesn't speak
Italian. But, she insisted, she
knew enough Of it to take care
Of herself: ITO get around in
Rome, the only words you have
to know when addressing
Italian men are: 'Prego,' ar
rivederci,' spaghetti and Mol
No! No! Mo-"
Nan Wynn, whose nightclub
and recording career was halted
by two cancer operations, will
sing publicly for the first time
in II years at the Biltmore,
October 26. She'll be the guest
of the American Cancer So
ciety On December 9 Israel
will start broadcasting pro-
grams to its elementary schools
Arthur Schlesinger jr., is
reviewing films for Show mag
azine because he signed the
contract long before he &C
cepted his White House post.
Alex Webster, the Giants
halfback, lectures several times
Evening star., 1961-10-23

1t is hardly news that Con-
stitution Hall was completely
sold out for yesterday after
moons solo recital by Van Cli-
burn. The Cliburn name,
brought into prominence by
our Russian friends, is magic
at the box office.
Actually. the brilliant young
Texans awesome reputation,
while it does fill the seats, is
not an unalloyed blessing
Whether he wants to or not. he
is forced into continual compe-
tition with a phantom pianist
who can do no wrong-the in
vention Of an adoring. undis-
eliminating audience to whom
Van Cliburn is perfection it.
self. And this is a constant
strain.
Peer, Not Superior
OF course. there Is no ques-
ton that Cliburn is a first
rate pianist. He has a magnifi-
cent technique, more than 8
dash Of bravura temperament
and superb musicianship.
But the same can be saiC
about dozens Of young men ano
women now concertizing, and
the sad truth is that Cliburn'.
great gifts do not fill Consti.
tuition HALT is fame.
The Cliburn concert yester.
day demonstrated two things
first that he is a fine player
indeed: second, that ne is thu
peer and not the superior o.
many others with far less re,
nown.
To me. there was a curiou!
lack Of sparkle and verve Il
the whole affair-as If a bottle
Of vintage champagne haC
somehow lost its effervescence
This, I suppose. is character.
istic Of an off day.
A certain coldness was,
thought, especially noticeable ir
the Beethoven "Appassionata
Sonata with which the recita
began. Everything was neat
surprisingly small-boned, anc
beautifully articulated, but
there was little of the furiou,
drive and heady excitement
that makes this work notable
among the 80.
Chopin Disappointing
Matters improved somewhat
with the Prokofieff. thanks tc
Cliburn's easy virtuosity. BY
and large, however, the alter.
mating clangor and lyricism Of
the piece failed to rouse any
transports of enthusiasm in al
obviously expectant audience.
The entire second half of the
recital was devoted to the mu.
sic of Chopin, and here, too
Cliburn scored no triumph. i
is not easy to put ones finger
on the exact trouble-the notes
were all there, the phrasing wa!
deft. everything was completely
under control.
Yet the familiar pieces die
not build to a climax as they
do in the hands of a Rubin
stein, and except for the
minor Fantasy, the notes di,
not really sing.
The Chopin was disappoint
ing, as was the whole concert
truth to tell.
Evening star., 1961-10-23

case: HAS am, 1::30. $3.50,
$50, 7::30 and $50 pm.
Stanton Eve and the
Handyman";; $50, 8 and $3.50
pm.
Town - La Dolce Vita;
1870 am, 2:30, $50 and $3.50
pm.
Trans-Lux-"Devil at -Four
O'clock: IL am, ITO, 3:20
$50, TAO and 9:45 pm.
UptOwn-"Fanny"; 1:35. Ais
6:55 and 9::35 pm.
Warner-"Come September"
1880 am, 1:30, 1886, 5:35
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1961-10-23
THE LYONS DEN
He'd Like His Million
By LEONARD LYONS

a month to groups Of children,
who will take advice from ath-
letes. But his own son, said
Webster. wouldn't heed his ad-
vice - about cutting his long
hair. Nor would the boy take
advice from Charlie Conerly
or Kyle Rote, because he knows
them. The boy cut his hair,
finally, only when a stranger
Mickey Mantle-was pointed
out as the model for a crew
cut.
Geraldine Page, now a
Broadway and Hollywood star,
refuses to move from Green
wich Village: I've always lived
here, and sort Of blend into
the scenery now. Natalie
Wood is comforting wit h
George Clouzot about her next
film ClouZot just finished
writing the screenplay Of a
Simone Signoret movie which
he will direct. It's about a
Frenchwoman's return from a
concentration camp, unrecog-
niZed by her husband and
child.
Courtney Burr, the Broad
way producer, who died last
week, co-produced THE Seven
Year Itch" Burr urged his CO.
play Tom Ewell's role while
Ewell went on vacation. Il
enjoy having my co-producer
playing a role in the show
Burr said. 1T means that ]
can bawl him out"
Donald Pleasence, who plays
the title role in Harold Pin
ter's play THE Caretaker.'
first met the author in London
eight years ago. Pleasence wal
playing the role of Lenin ir
a drama, and Pinter played
the doctor who examined hin
after his death. Beverl!
Pepper, the American artist
who lives in Rome, now i
having a successful exhibit o
her sculpture. 1t consists o
strange and wonderful abstrac
wooden shapes with bronZ
drippings.