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Annoynce Plans

Inc Woman Dsl Co-rriee
Of ST Paul AHE z11 announces
The e0mp.e.lot q plans .1T t1sir
s1rusi day 30 - oostrseo Sun
dss NovenbeT l1-n The Rey
Mrs Elizabeth Green q Rocbes-
ter y y Mot1er n Walter
Dukes Of ne Detroit Pi10ns.
ulii deliver the l045 an mess
az The General Theme is ST
palis Woman IN Path and Ac-
ton
1he afternoon activity viii be
Tea Exotiquc 70 oe held in
the Social Hall Of the church al
400 PM. featuring the latest
in fall fashions. along With various
musical selections. Mrs. W. c.
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4ln ANNIVERSARY:

ne zlsf snnyerssry OF Hart.
ford Avenue Baptist Church, Rev.
lnsries A. r1iIi, Pastor. began TINS
week. sunday. November ). The
Alter Circle presented the pastor
WIN beautiful black robe. All
friends are invited 70 me very
fine programs prepared for yoU.
4 rssry banquet IS also in the max.
ing.
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Inc Canadian Society for Edu.
eaton through All viii meet on
lie Wayne State Unlversiiy CON-
p.s on Friday Nos 10. a. part
q me Heek-l0ns convention IN
Windsor
DT Henry Schsefer.Simmcrn.
founder Of The Institute Of An
Education in Berkeley. Cal. vii
lecture 10 the 800 educators .;
3 pm Friday IN the Community
Arts Auditorium.
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DETROIT
NroosgLLe ALUMNl;

IFS .1---AI- lax. ISL SAncs!
>. 80. - ~ .1e nome 9. Nj.
-A1 as. --t. OreSnt Of Call
.--- e.11 20 present.
1853 -eF.tseA-4...eS ~ The home
--a--1s q h1-At-le CO-e.e were
a-Fs IS N44.1l1 and Mrs. Iheo-
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sy COURT REPORTER

Mss DORIS Z Cor-e.ners g Q.
80 ac.o-ook -ct1e- G. Inges
ta.-crer src cl~czrce- ae- t1res-
.es--e.c os-g-.s- O. re sic rs
u. ..c-e1ce Crt;erco- Hospital.
-l5-. "a ooc-c~ N4lscl O.iooer
- Is placed CT cns year PFC
os.-.r Is; ~eek Q. Aecorcs. :
.-cge A-.a-r : kgScl1sk. after
=. r.esoeo g-..t! 70 contributing
u inc -es.ec- CT minor
tO.lc~--g rsr sr-es: Mss Cor.
rti1ers w,o -ss never been mar
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-ss--s < - illtssl OK patton
.ssi sees - Re-rroer Judge
.a-r--- : Aosc.nks. snc f.1ed So
y ~ Gays = tie ao-se o. Co-rec.
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M johnson AS arrested Il
1eI 1oE1e after accepting s. g
sorth u mutual bets from Patrol.
-s- Lamar Sneed q the wee
o-rez4
ne Ifcer sid Mrs johnson
resisted s-res. after he identified
himself. s1d u as necesssr.
for III 70 call for zcoiuonz
help
Pssrl-zn Snecd SAID he con
..scsiec S15.l6 and u curTen
dated Mutual oci slips and seseTs
dream cooks.
Al I2yesr-old eastside youth
proved 20 police last week TIA
even > thief can he honest III
u Roberi Bennett. Of 86l0 Wes
JeiferSOn. Police said Bennett
stole : car from an ezstSde stree
and picked Up three other youths
for : JHTlce While tkey wer'
enroute 70 pickup some girls 20
Ice sp1ted the stolen car anS
gave chase
The officers said Bennett in
sfrucsed the other youths 10 rur
when he stop the car. The Of
f'cers sad one Of the riders fleC
wiis Bennett. but the other tao
remained IN the car
A short time later Bennett
walked back 10 the stolen cal
where the officers we're question
ing the two youths and stated. i
stole the car don't want any
body 10 take . rap for somethins
that did. tie gave himself %
and the other two youths. whom
police said didn't know the car
VAS stolen wcre released.
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Detroit
TELEvisIoN:

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d.xnstsr ceout -. -s-2y 81 .-1
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wal frssei.- SEE r-.e1 LIZ
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p4osor i1si kllltc trr-se- E-t-
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q Il Bus ! Sz1 rct -actrs-s1-
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Society Dolngs

.4ns w4s general chairman Tor D
49, Ds44s = ~ Z CnAIcn-
he E1iro Nous gave : tea las'
S-n44y sees = lie 4"IA- Il
a. ~rA sl.enoeo Snc tne pro-
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The oorevs Club Of the Women

The Dorcvs Club Of the Women
Council q Second Bapilst Cn4Tl4
ave Z Soclsole lea last Sunc-s
a, the home or Mrs. Susie Car.
micnsel - hostess lnelr ~.
pose Is to help unfortunate go
,.r. 4 nice sun was raised ana
the repsst was enjoyable.
The AKA had bridge parry
Saturday afternoon, and ihe lc.e-
NAc 10; Owners Club hs-
parry sunday afternoon Both -.
islrS were well attended.
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MICHIGAN STATE BOARD:

me Michigan Stale Board u
Colorec u Women Clubs hello lne..
lal board meeting al beihel AAE
lnurcn n saginaw, Michigan sst
saturday Win the newly elected
president MRS GeOl sd DuAses
presiding lnere were over lOJ
people present and Detroit earned
40 pus loads.
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CLUB RosTRUM:
Peter Pan. Nseirena Club

Warcs went 20 Cora Bennett isel-
en- HICKS and MsJorie WIS.
GNencciyn Harrison. hostess
The sam F.ints and Peter Pans
were entertained Jointly al tx
home Of Mrs. Alberta MEAL. -.
Wednesday
Plnoehle Club. last Ssi----y
was the guests OF Mrs frar,.e
Nelson Awards went 10 Mar-sr.
cite Causey Bernice Cook md
GWendoiyn Harrison.
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-sFCEST POLITICAL PARTY
r1< rAINilN NI0Sf
..-1eLL. @rAiR~IA~:

L@s. -.4-1y tNe1lns more l-s-
u. people As.-s.ec :, the terr!
--As H. 44slc Tx parry Il
4.--. u Co4re.-lnan NA4lsm l.
r.4..NA II snt1 IS lhe women :
-y....4.A q. Tx F4ls.1z 1or Council
.Aal le-l-liire
MRS novel;. chairman. invited
s-esls 10 see ile councilman. NJ.
4s.s..A. II lara .O.1 Lie pr0p.e
~-y l.. wanted i. re. I'm 10 ci-lce
az q. TX .n.lss II has accom-
p.4s4sr- - ,-~ past e-rs. jose
s-.4e Del-.4 .A.rOc-cec Ia {
sre4Ae--
n-ss llLzto1s from firms help.
~ ~ s-s r-r. .1-s po!-t-1a. parry,
$50 t-s --s-ls A-a.k u y Grsnd
-au no1s rs.sra. Loan snc
..s J-.-4 s4-zps.rlCk-
-ae!s ~as 1l-s.. 1snclns and he
.ts-4A- -z.l ys.-A .-neneOn ~in
s~4 As 4eA-ns : pleasant
t.sllns
rnr> DAY Howell The Co-Gel-
tT C0ll-44lce -.aI! s4v4lls..4.
-s,ler LzAsrr, anne thompson.
.1A4l - .4A4Ls. Oss.S -zrreli. Clara
remington. lasT-s "-.lzms Man
ga sAc.lvD. .1..As Moore Mars
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me following officers ior the
ensuing year are LAggins Moore
pres; Spesrmsn Jones, VICE pres
LIS brOwn. recorolng secretary
caroline SIering, treasurer md
EsteAe Jesneit. parllamentsria1.
LuCiES W ats.lns. ilnancla4 ~
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Evening star., 1961-04-07

DODGE-DART-LAN
1928 Viers Mill Rd. LO. 5-3575
'58 Belvedere 4-door
hardtop: auto, r. and h., power
steering, red over black: S1,095.
EATON CHEW, INC, 610 H st.
~ a TT TRQAQ
Evening star., 1961-04-07

PONTIAC so conV.: automatic
transmission, radio. heater. power
beautiful blue with white orion
top; like new in every Way and
nrlced OF nrnlu go COG
Evening star., 1961-04-07

$50 station wagon;
this red and white beauty is a o.
PASSENGER and has plenty Of room
for the large family; fully equip
and priced right at S1,545. TOMS
CHEVROLET. Ga. ave. and Uni
versity blvd, Wheaton, Nd, 10.
5-00l3.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'55 station wagon; r
and h, standard transmission,
beautiful red and white; ideal 2nd
car: S595. Nash ARLINGTON
RAMBLER. 20l5 N. Moore st.
tRosslynD, Arl., Va, ia. S-303O
End Of Key Bridge.
RAMBLER '5S 2-door American;
radio. heater, standard trans,
white: SS95. Nash ARLINGTON
RAMBLER, 20l5 N. Moore st
lRosslynl, Arl, Va. IA. s-3030
End of Key Bridge.
Evening star., 1961-04-07

PONTIAC '62 9-pass. station
wagon; r. and h., stand. trans.
ideal for family car; S295, Nash
ARLINGTON RAMBLER, 20l5 N,
Moore st. (Rosslyn), Arl., Va. JA,
S-3O3O, End of Key Bridge.
'5S Super BChief Catalina
coupe: black; auto, Z. and b.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
BROWN
PONTIAC

1900. WILSON BLVD.
Arlington. Va. IA. 2-5557
PONTIAC '6l Bonneville conyert-
ible; brand new, r. and h.. big
engine, stick shift. bucket seats,
loaded with extras, Daytona
special: S3.395, Bank terms to
Evening star., 1961-04-07
AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYM. 81 convert: VS., torque-
flite auto. trans, r. and h.: ga
rage-kept since new. Sale by orig.
owner. EN-. 2-26l1.
PLYMOUTH '52 Savoy sta. wag. |:
good cond., r. and h.; $3.50 or
best offer. JE. 3-179S.
81 VS. 4-door; S595;
a real sharp car: 2-tone; auto
trans, r. and h., unusually clean;
only $40 down (no foolingD, +,
S36.11 mo. no extra charges.
REINES MOTOR co.
1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl., IA. 10000
PONTIAC '56 4-dr.: hydra, p.s.,
p.b., r. and h., fac. air cond,,
$4,000 mi: S675. JE. 1921.
PONTIAC 81 TEMPEST 4-door;
new; Americas newest family car;
50,OOO-mile guarantee, S2,237
500 down. cash or trade; bank
terms to fit your budget "Fof
the Best Deal See Mcneil"
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1890 Wis. Ave OIL. 4-SOOn
I'm THE HEART OF BETHEsDGS
PONTIAC 1853; black, Wv. tires,
T. and h, very clean. S225, 10.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER '55: straight stick: fully
equipped; good running cond.
United Auto Sales, Inc.
Plymouth-Valiant Triumph Dir.
1928 Ga. Ave, With. LO. 5-3360
RAMBLER '56 4-door custom Sc
dan; radio, heater, reclining back.
stand. trans, new motor, beaut.
trt-tone: 1896. Nash ARLINGTON
RAMBLER, 2015 N. Moore ST.
lRosslynl, Arl., Va, IA. S-3O3O,
End of Key Bridge.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
RAMBLER go Ado

RAMBLER 80 4-door custom Sta
tion wagon; beautiful cherry red.
RADIO heater, stand. trans, Wv.
tires, individ. seats, one owner,
low mileage: S2,195. Nash ARL-
1NGTON RAMBLER, 2015 N,
Moore ST.. Rosslynl, Arl., Va, IA.
S-3030, End of Key Bridge.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '53 4-dr.; hydra, fuIh'
equip, orig. paint, gar. kept;
1928. 703-GY. 4-29s3.
PONTIAC SO 9-passenger station
wagon: excellent condition; $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
80; new-car warran-
ty: . left. Call FRED FREDERICK,

PLYMOUTH 1858 4-dr.; straight
shift O; good plain econom. car;
29.000 mi: $685.. VIII. 2-666s
PLYMOUTH go BelVedere VS. .
dr.. hardtop; auto. trans, r. and
h.. power equipped. white with
red interior; executive driven.
Only Sl,695. ROYAL MOTORS,
4l03 R. !. ave, Mt Rainier. Nd.
WA. 7-1000 Omen 90
Evening star., 1961-04-07
SO custom Suburban
station wagon; automatic shift,
7; and h top-notch condition.
ROSENTHAL

Chevrolet -corvair Corvette
Columbia Pike and S. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. ia. 1881
Evening star., 1961-05-08

4, GIl1llIn anu f1dIOlu -. EIlnCC,
schedules for that satircal mus
ical frolic staged nightly ex-
cept Sunday and Monday in
the Uniquecorn room at the
Rive Gauche. Major change was
prompted by the fact that Gus
toners for the 9 o'clock shows
on Saturday nights kept sitting
around so that customers for
the second show couldn't get
in before the bar closed. So
now there's one Saturday night
show, at 10 pm. During the
week there are shows at 10 p.m.,
eSday, Wednesday and
Thursday and at 9 pm. and
midnight on Fridays. A
considerable company of singers
and dancers is headed this way
from Kingston, Jamaica, for
cultural exchange appearances
in the United States. In Wash
ington, they will present q show
called Sun Over the West
Indies" on May 19 and 20 as
Jamaica's contribution to the
opening festivities for Howard
University's new theater.
| CRAVING-If you pay close
attention you can learn some
thing every day that you never
knew until now, and you know
you can count that day not
lost when you learn something
Today's item Of learning Is
made available by the circum-
stance that a double bill of
British horror films. The
Curse of the Werewolf" and
The Shadow Of the Cat" is
opening on Wednesday at
Keith's. The former, says q
press release. is a story in
Spired by the werewolf legend,
said to be based on mankind's
innate craving to return to the
wlldS from which we all
sprang. Speak for yourself,
werewolf press agent.
THE DANCE-Mary Craig
hill and her company will offer
a program of modern dance
next Friday at $50 pm. at the
Washington Theater Club. 1882
o street NV. The Washington
Contemporary Dance Founda-
ton is sponsoring. E. The mod
ern dance class Of the Recrea-
ton and Welfare Association
of the National Institutes of
Health Is sponsoring a modern
dance symposium, also next
Friday night. The place Is the
clinical center auditorium Of
the National Institutes of
Health. starting time $50 pm.
|. Weekend in New York. |"
portrayed in dance form. will
be presented on Saturday. May
20 at 8 pm. at Washington
Lee High School by the Susan
Hall Scott School Of Dance. The
performance will be q benefit
for the Arlington County unit
Of the American Cancer Soci-
ETY..
AFTER DARK-The Shore
ham Blue Room gets q double
feature attraction with its new
show starting tomorrow night.
running through Saturday
night. Co-headliners will be
Phyllis Diller, a new comedi-
enne who has been making
quite q hit on TV. and Harry
Snow. an actor-singer who has
been making q ute q hit wher-
ever he has gone for several
years now. Mary Lou
Brewer. mother and talented
song-belter who is not without
honor here in her own home
town. goes now into the final
week of her stay at the Statler
Hilton's Embassy room. And
Bill Evans. q pianist Of some
: fame in the jazz world. goes
into the second Of two weeks
at the Showboat Lounge.
AUDIENCE-The Oscar tele-
cast several Mondays back was
seen by 63,927 900 televiewers,
according to Sindlinger and Co.,
market analysts. This Is q not
able drop from the 67.6 mil
lion of a year ago. but If each
Of this years 63.927.000 will
only go to the movies once a
week. Hollywood's troubles will
be over.
Evening star., 1961-05-08

Stritch. Miss Finn. however, re-
fused to share billing with the
leading man because he once
was q chorus boy. Miss Stritch
shrugged: Then she shouldn't
want co-Star billing with me,
because I doubled In the chorus
line Of Pal joey. There's
no question. though. about the
marquee lights: Coward's alone
Arthur Cantor, co-producer
Of IAN the Way Home" is a
Harvard classmate Of JFK. The
Pulitzer Prize play is his second
production: his first was The
Tenth Man. remarkable
record Jimmy McHuEh'S
new song, dedicated to Presi-
dent Kennedy, is The Rockin
Chair Rock. The three
young producers Of the sum-
mertime Forest Hills Music
Festival-where Judy Garland
will sing-also have the snow
removal contracts for Idlewild
and La GuArdia Field.
Evening star., 1961-05-08
Bes Z. q : ~ ~ IodaI's NEIGHDORH00D Ia
k1s ILzZzzzz3G
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE APARTMENT"-Blly Wider's winning joke
about seduction; Shirley MacLaine, Jack Lennon.
"CAN-CAN"-Shrey MacLaine Frank Sinatra Chevaer in
gaudy film version Of the Cole Porter musical.
ELMER GANTRY'-Bur Lancaster IN lusty portrait Of
Sinclair Lewis fret and -brimstOne evangelist.
"GIANT"-GeOrge Stevens film about Edna FerberS crude
oil mlliOnareS, effective pctOraly less otherwise.
"MIDNIGHT LACE'-DOris Day English housewife
terrOrized by threats Of her imminent murder
ION THE WATERFRONT"-MarIOn BrandO In the multi
award winner about violence New YOrks docks.
"THE WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY"-Jack Lennon in
frantic farce about modern under ancient sail
THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG"-ROmance in Hong Kong
in tasteful movie improvement the stage play.
Evening star., 1961-05-08
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Times Of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage - Dark. Man
and Superman" resumes tomor-
row.
National Theater - "Donny-
brook"; $50 pm.
Catholic University - From
the Desk of Father Hartke, !"
/. an original musical re-
vue; $50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - "The Absent
minded Professor: 1:35, $40.
5:45, 7:45 and 9:40 pm.
Apex-"Serengeti Shall Not
Die; 1:20, $3.50. $40, 7:50 and
10 pm.
Capitol - Gone With the
Wind; 1890, 4:2S and $50
pm.
DupOnt-"Never on Sunday;
8:25 and 1915 pm.
Keith'S - Mr.. Roberts:
11:15 am. 3. 6:45 and 1890
pm. "Indiscreet";; 1;2o, sos
and S::55 pm.
MacArthur-"The League of
Gentlemen; 7:20 and $40 pm.
MetrOpolitan-"The Absent
minded Professor: 1880 am,
1880, 3:35, $40, 7;40 and 9:45
pm.
Ontario -, Saturday Night
and Sunday Morning.; 1905.
$50. 4:35, $40, sos and $50
pm.
Palace "Cimarron";; II
am. 1888, 4:1o. 6:4S and $40
pm.
Playhouse - "Mein Kampf";;
HAS am; LAS. 3:45, 5:45, 7:45
and 9:40 pm.
Plaza - "Sun Lovers Holi-
day; IL. lis, 2:45, 4:10, 5:35,
=, 8:25 and $50 pm.
Town "One Eyed Jacks;
u. 2:20. 4:50. 7:l5 and $50
pm.
Trans-Lux-"Mein Kampf"::
1880 am. 1:5o, $50, $50 and
1880 pm.
Uptown-"Exodus"; 9 pm.
Warner - "Spartacus";; sis
pm.
Evening star., 1961-05-08
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

in the mail at the Belascc
Theater last week was q letter
to Tad MoseI containing his
Pulitzer Prize check for "Al
the Way Home"
- -
Julie Wilson, the Singer, tells
Of the caveman who dragged
a prehistoric beast with huge
fins on its back across acres
Of earth. He had the beast
upside down, and pulled it by
its tail direct to one Of the
tribes elders. The old tribes
man nodded wisely and said to
the caveman: Congratulations
Seymour. You've Just invented
ploughing"
At the opening Of Salvador
Dali's show in Paris, FOujita
the painter, noticed skinny
man with face heavily lined
and eyes heavily bagged
Foujita spread the news: ITS
Dali's psychoanalyst." . Louis
Armstrong may play a trum
peteer-tribesman in the film
version Of Mr.. Moses"
Dick Gregory. the Blue Angel
comic. said of the high cost
Of living: II went into q store
to get change for q quarter
and 1t cost me 3Sc."
There's a minor billing dis
pute in Noel Coward's Sal
Away" Jean Finn. who sans
with the Met. will be billed or
the same line with Elaine
Evening star., 1961-05-08
Money to Enjoy

NEW YORK-AnthOny Per-
kins, co-star of Goodbye
Again." lunched at the Four
Seasons the other day. Because
the cloakroom attendant was
away from his station, Perkins
hung up his own coat. Just then
q woman gave him the ticket
for her coat. The star helped
her with the coat, and she tip
ped him a quarter. Perkins
thanked her and pocketed the
coin. Yes, I'm keeping it." he
beamed. Furthermore, I won't
declare it as income. I'll enjoy
It,"
Mayor Wagner is giving an
official luncheon for Labor Sec
retary Goldberg May Is. This
is being interpreted as the Ad-
ministration's Endorsement Of
Wagner for reelection E. Lin
coin Center, still under con-
Struction. is commissioning
Paddy Chayefsky to write a
play. Elizabeth Taylor and
Mike Todd jr., co-ownerS Of
the Smellovision film Scent Of
Mystery" will change the title
to Holiday in Spain" They'll
distribute the movie without
any aromaS.
go
Tilly LOSch. the dancer
painter who once was married
to Lord Carnarvon, had a
luncheon date with Ken Nc
COrmick, the publisher, at the
Ritz in London. When she left
her home there was a sudden
cloudburSt. No cabs were avail
able. She was desperate for
transportation, saw a passing
furniture truck and asked the
driver Tor a lift. Even the Ritz
doorman gasped. "Oh. my
lady" when she arrived sit
ting next to the truckdriver.
Jock whitney, publisher of
the Herald Tribune. lunched
at The Times with top brass
there. The luncheon lasted 90
minutes, and not once was the
Hearld Tribune mentioned. -.
Arthur Freed. the MGM pro-
ducer, will write the title sonR
for his new movie. Light in
the Piazza. Among the
ticket orders, pamphlets, etc
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Evening star., 1961-05-08
THE PASSING SHOW
These Days Its News
:: When q Price Drops
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star staff Writer

may pass almost unnoticed while preoccupied
with and the cold but event Of almost
staggering going to take place tomorrow in New Yos
theatrical belt The price of heater tickets has long been akin
the weather in that everybody gpeS but nobody does
thing however Robert E Griffith and Harold S. Prince
Evening star., 1961-05-08


pair of highly successful
Broadway producers. have de-
hded to change that.
When their "Fiorello!" moves
Nito the Broadway Theater to-
morrow night, MeSsrs. Griffith
md Prince will astound the en-
iertainment world by cutting
icket prices. The new scale will
We $3.50 to S. weeknights and
l3.45 to $3.50 on Friday and
Saturday evenings. The scale
Ip to now for "Fiorello!" has
been S3.45 to $8.3S and $3.50
o $s.40.
It must be noted, of course,
hat Mr.. Griffith and Mr.,
Prince can do this good deed
o theatergoers almost pain
eSSly. The Broadway is New
forks largest legitimate the
ater and the musical could
Eross $4,000 a week there al
he new scale. The top possible
ross at higher prices at the
sroadhurst was $4,000. But
Vhen anything costs less on
tuesday. May 8, 1861, than II
oSt on Monday, May 8, 1861,
hat is news.
ELVIS Also news. to q
unior segment of the populace
9 anything-abSolutely any
hing-that happens to Elvis
Sresley. So. in the interest OF
teeping everybody happy, here
ire the latest bulletins from
he Presley sector Of show buSi-
less: The first legislature Of
he State of Hawaii has passed
resolution expressing appre-
iation Of the show Elvis re-
!ently did for the USS Arizona
Memorial Fund. Raised more
han $50 900 for the fund while
ut there making a movie called
Blue Hawaii. Producer
Hal Wallis, delighted with
Blue Hawaii" has just bought
mother script for Presley BY
is author, Allan Weiss. The
lew one is titled "Roustabout'
md Is about q travelling car.
nival. ... Pat Fackenthall
Voung player making her movie
iebut in Blue Hawaii" real
zed the teen-agers' dream" ir
her scene with Elvis. Got kissed
BY him IA times during re.
aearSals and retakes.
-
MONDAY MEMOS - Seat!
vent on sale this morning al
he National Theater box Of
ice for the upcoming visit o.
Once Upon q Mattress" The
musical with Imogene Goes
md Buster Keaton in LEADING
'olesD will open on Wednesday
Nay II and play IA perform
lnces at the National.
There have been some slight
shangeS in the showtime