Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-03

lIlRt IulOo A|ONCs
Arena Stage, which opens
October 30, has announced a list
of plays which range from
shakespeare and Pirandello, to
an adaptation of 1.-THE Wall" by
John Hersey, and an adaptation
Of Huxley's Devils of Loudon."
The National Theatres next is
barefoot In The Park"
Music Notes
Woodward and Lothrop and
Lord and Taylor have been
designated as box offices for
purchasers of tickets for The
National Symphony. The first
concert will feature Eileen Far.
rell and will take place October
%.
Club aud Folk Song
Down at the Shoreham dim.
pled Van Johnson will introduce
his new song and dance act this
week. After he has completed
his two weeks, Peter Lind
HAYES and Mary Healy will fol
low. The Phoenix Singers,
three very experienced men,
raise the rafters of The Shad.
ows these nights. individually,
they have studied and sung all
over the world and together
they're an unusual team. The
Tivoli, the opera restaurant at
1925 Wisconsin Ave-, is a place
to 90 for drinks, dinner, and
professional opera singers who
strike up a show each night. It's
an unsual setting for impromptu
opera. Donald Leace who
has a quiet, sensitive folk sing.
ing style, is back at The Cellar
Door.
POD.Up!
With the nights getting sud.
denly chill, the fireplace at the
Water Gate Inn looks most
welcome. The restaurant is
downtown, On The Potomac at
F st. and filled with Americana.
They are famous for en-.
ormous popovers. If you want
to try to do.it.yourself, here's
how:
Popovers for "a.
/ cup unsifted flour,
ia teaspoons salt,
III tablespoons cream,
3 eggs.
Blend four and salt. Make a
hollow in mixture and drop in
unbeaten eggs and cream. Blend
batter very well on high then
low speed. Chill batter before
baking.
To bake popovers should be
baked in heavy cast iron muffin
pans that's traditional! The
pans should have straight up
edges and should be creased
with unsalted shortening. Bake
at 4500 for 35 minutes, then at
375' for fifteen minutes longer.
The popovers should be loosen
ed from the pan and they
should be big and popped.
"A Thurber Carnival head
lines the entertainment season
of the Foundry Players of the
Foundry Methodist Church, 18th
and P Streets, NV, Washing
ton, $50 pm. October 4.12 at the
church fellowship hall.
The show, directed by Robert
Fabik, excerpts the works of the
late James Thurber. Tickets and
information may be obtained by
calling Robert Fabik at DE.
2-4010.
Art, Dining Theatre
The Corcoran Gallery, at 18th
and New York Avenue, has
opened its Fall season with an.
nouncements of a new exhibit
ton, movie series for children,
movies for adults and Sunday
afternoon concerts.
Contemporary Painting In
Belgium" will open next Thurs.
day and continue through the
beginning of December. Belgian
painters, contemporaries, are
little known here. In this exhi-
bition of moderns most Of the
paintings would fall into the
category of works that are Eek.
perimental," or avant-guarde.
The Corcoran's Film Series,
beginning Oct. 10, will offer
Born Yesterday" Nov. ID, IAN
American in Paris" and Janu.
airy 16, 1.-THE Importance of Be-
ing Earnest The film showings
are at 6:45 pm. and 900 pm.
The Film Festival for Children
will start October II with the
following films: Munro" "Dis'
covering Color" Martin & Gas
ton," and Mick" The showings
of these films will be at 2 and
a pm.
For those who inquired for
further information on the new
Kenslngton Wheaton Commun-
ity Symphony Orchestra, appli.