Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-29

ton is the principle ingredient,
but there are others who per-
form with a splendidly ridicu-
lous flair. Ben Stacks Stephen
Spettigue is first rate buffoorl-
cry, especially when he is pur-
suing Charley's spurious aunt
with all the grace and charm
of a drunken rhinoceros. Mar
isha Watassek and Sarah F.
Anaspach as the girls and
Robert Murch and James
Christy as their suitors ably
abet Mr.. Thomas in what may
have been his thesis on the I'M
Importance of being oscar
Wilde. Those in lesser roles lend
able assistance, too.
So, for that matter, does
James Warning again. He's come
I'D with two more handsome
sets ideally matched to a play
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Observation-Disclosures old gal
whose age isn't showing too
much, except maybe when she
is alongside some of her young
descendants, was in town for
a couple of days. This was the
last remaining Bit OF the
three used in the filming OF
the upcoming 1.-THE War Lover"
Parked at Washington Airport,
she was visited by a number OF
her old lovers, including, on
Saturday, a group of ranking
Air Force officers who were
young Flying Fortress pilots a
couple of decades back. To a
man, they got a faraway look
in their eyes when they came
face to face with her.
"She looks just the same.
one of them summed up aftec-
tionately, "only smaller"
The Fortress is being flown
on this movie tour by Greg
Board, who operates the largest
used airplane business in the
world, and Frank Moody, who
has made a career of delivering
airplanes to all corners OF the
globe. They're having a fine
time, because they love that
airplane. 1t does, Mr.. Board
noted, get a little sad, too, at
times. In addition to hordes of
BIZ pilots who come out for
what propably will be a last,
nostalgia look, each stop has
produced its quota of widows,
showing sons and daughters
what daddy was flying on that
last raid from which he didn't
return.
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AFTER DARK-Another Wis
tor land one not making any
body the least bit sad is
Robert Goulet, the young Ca
madam singer who made his
name famous as the leading
nan of "Camelot." He's at the
Shoreham Blue Room and will
remain there through next SAT-
lrday night. It's his first night
club appearance anywhere and
Lyn buddy and Jerry Bresler
have written and produced a
slick act to showcase his con-
siderable singing talent. If you
know him only from TV or
records, you'll find his in-per-
son personality a winning one.
He sings a considerable array
of songs most effectively and
the thunderous applause each
inspires should have cured him
by now of any nervousness he
had about embarking on this
new phase of his career. With
that voice, he's got it made.
Il 4 4 y
DOCUMENT-The last has
not been heard of Cleopatra"
but a document that is a high
light of the whole saga has just
arrived. 1t is an announcement
from Charles Enfield, vice pres
ident of goth Century Fox, and
it reads, in full and verbatim:
"In exchange for top COM
pensation and a considerable
expense account, Mr.. Joseph
Mankiewicz has for two years
spent his time, talent and $35
million of goth Century-Fox
stockholders money to direct
and complete the first cut of the
film Cleopatra" He has earned
a we'll deserved rest"