Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 18

Mm riTT5nunr.il rosT.rA7Errr. i tiilrhuy, jamarv 29, 1939 .18 "NOW Hllirlour fnllih Comedy hit. una i'aMI ShtSs Spelling Out Trouble By AHOi V. COHEN 111. I 4 I wiOiout lioddla lanvt Local Scrappinp halplctl wllH luqaTri Cook In the new Slgmund Miller play.

"Lovely kr, (iood Night." Mary Riohman gets a role In It, too. Teter Ustinov ia now definite for the part of Dr. Samuel Johnson in James I-ecs "Thp Jjfp Samuel Johnson" on Rrodway ne.xt season. I'stinov did the tele version on "Omnibus'' last year lo a chorus of critical huzzahs LAST Dirl Sabrina iNcxl On Casino Hill Sahrina, "Citrus Queen" of California, spotlights the contingent of exotic dancers with the new burlesque show opening at. the Casino tomorrow.

She gained her crown In a California state wide contest. Co-starring with Sabrina will be L'manuela DaMarr, from Austria. Billed as the "Viennese Tenuis. Two other exotic dancers with th new show are Candy Durayne and N'iki Vela. Jack Rosen, a veteran zany who annually appeared at the slno with his comedy partner Freddie 'Falls Rinder and Rett Carr are featured In the comedy scenes.

2ND AND FINAL WEEK! Ftcrt. 11:30. I SO, 100, 1010 earlier this season as th angry young man In John Osborne's Back In Anger," lias Joined Mason, Margaret IXghlnn, Hugh and Diana Wvnvard In Ihe upcoming (lehruary l'i I'lay house HO television hiller, "Hie Nv-ond Man." Tat Klely is taping her "Woman's Angle' teevre show for tortiorrnvv afternoon so she can accompany her husband, I'M Kiely, the Steelers' public lelalions man. In Washinglon, over the week end for the National Press Club doings. Lllen l.

in wife of Adam Ln the KDKA I'M host, in xacatiiiiiing in Cuba along Willi l.d and W'endv King Thcv le due b.o Ihe end of the week. RAt-VV ROUND i rr i TONIGHT AT 8:30 MATINEE SAT. AT 2:30 THI HAO, BOYS TMFI-Aw 7 CiNaMaSaoPt COlOU DP LUf John Gavin will he Julius (aesar In "Sparlacux" with Kirk Douglas, sir Laurence Olivier, Tony urlls. harlcs l.aiighlon, I'eler I slinox and Sahina B' lliiiiaiiii. The picture went before Hie raineiax at I niv cishI Internal I a I on Mond.iv, Pierre Mnnteiix, -lean Moid and Caul I'aray have been engaged lo direct Ihe New Voik I'liilliaruuiiiie during Hie four-week period originally scheduled for llliol Irl Mltropoiilos, who suffered a heart attack a week ago.

T'oatportt Tan Ta lata Tupia Witk A Thouiond Eicilcifitnf fi a tie' trw 'v Tka Chfrofc Holt trtti 1IOMAY FAMOUS INDIAN IXOTIC IIAUTV Lana Turnpr's arr'aranrp at the closing banquet of thi Drive In Theaters oomrntion last night was a romplrte ur i'lise to everybody, Otto' rremingrr, (r x.iiom she'll soon rastar uith james Stewart in "Anatomy ill Murclor," persuaded her roine along ulth him and when Miss Turner marched into the renn -Sheraton Hotel ballroom at the zero hour, the uz reached the proportions ol a roar. The town was ccitdinh over run with glamour eteiday. what with Turner heir well as t'rnwlonl ai lllg llll 1 Inland Alfi ed for the Pepsi Cola today; the lovely Linda CiM.tl around talkinc about "The Pel feet Km lough," I pens this morning at the Fulton ishe has a teatuied role in it with Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh and Columbia starlets Kvv Norlund Denmark" in the 10.rS "Miss I'niverse" eonlesti and Jo Morrow coming in, too, for the Drive-In wingding. nniedian Martv Alb (and Mh DcWoimIi. with lew il.i o(T.

Ui'l lum srr lu family mid his gnml friend. -Nat him; t-lr, Hi the I ill ouches. Allen mill UrNoixl umki'il the IJivi.ih Theater in Detroit last weeU with ole and Mia I itKeiald. In fact, prat lit ally eer where thai Nat pla. lie in vailahlv puis In reipies) fur Allen and lleWood to share the hill with him.

Keiinv onfer, the IK vcar old son of onfer, the West lew Park press-ageiil and former vocalist with a in 11 Llllotts band, shoves off for Texas on Tuesday to bqin foiirear stretch in the Air i one. South Seas Adventure TICHNICOLOt LIBERTY KERWIN MATTHEWS KATHY GRANT sorHius- "THE SEVENTH VOYAGE OF SINBAD" DENIS fa Mt. Ihanim -PAST mi' I.F. 1-1. lllO aaaualfat BBBaBaaBBaaaBBaaaBMaMaaaaapaBaBBaaaaiiaai ALSO PIIIX lS 7.A.I.I AL ANCrf rANK X.

SILK IOX Ol'lfl nIN IS am I mail otniis siiue riOMPTLY MONI its It irgil D. anlinl, who Is exhibiting his mosaics al the flax house Keslauranl dal lery during Ihe month of January, has already sold three of them, "I pward." "The Musicians" and "Ouler Space," for a total of ll.tilHI. In Ihe reissue of Warner Brolhers" "Helen of Troy" released ill Brittle Baidiil, who has a bit in it, Cels special billing as "(lie exotic slave Kill." Marie oh', Nat Is. i li ole's hivcl.v 1-1447 f. mmmm.

mt i I ciMs L'liot Hyman and Ray Stark, of Seven Arts Productions, have bought the movie rights to "West SkIp Story" for A Kurt Weill will be given at New Yoik's Carnegie Hall on Fetmiaiy Willi Lotto Lonva, widow of ihe lompo-er. singing a gioup of Weill nuiiibrrs. 'I he Sir I i 1 1 ic I larilw ii ke a-r Peig "A Mapuily of One" w.t.s sold out completely for ils two week pre Rioadway engage tneiil in liirlon. The revieweis theie liked Hip Leonard Spigle gass comedv a lot, DANCE TONIGHT! LEE KELTON ORCHESTRA WATT II Ol Paul Newman doesn't know it hut Collins has her lap set for him In "Hally Round the I Boys" despite the fad that lie's happily married lo Joanne Woodward. he 'Ullh Century I ov comedy adapted from Max Miulioan's lie si selling novel noes into Its second week at the Harris today.

TOSCA" NEXT WEDNESDAY DtNClMM wife, telling ever.v body al Ihe I nnitol Kecords' a 1 1 Koom cocktail party for her husband lo be sure and read The I'gly Amerii an." She's walking pressagent for Ihe win Mi.u Novli f'esare Itardelll Kit hard Cassilly i Tonight Saturday P. M. SYRIA MOSQUE RICHARD KARP Gntrrnl Director TICKETS best seller. recasting. It was lo have starred Hal March.

The players were dismissed las! Saturday In Ihe middle of rehearsals. A couplp of performances of "Redhead'' had to be railed off In Philadelphia when Vcrdon came down with had cold. Krllon't Itanil At KomiI i'onilil Ice Kelton and his band will furnish th music for the regular Thursday dance tonight at the Royal Ballroom In Wllklns-burg. Teen ape danemg Is also a feature at the Royal every week on Wednesday evenings beginning at Walter Sleak will apear at the Metropolitan 0era House (his fall In "The Gypsy Baron." he Golden I leec-Ing" has been postponed for iililnuld (ilenda oil has been SaiH: 1 9V AO. 2 signed to co-star with iioiialn un.

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lS2i FARM I RS RANK BUILDING. PHUNH imant J-2K74. court I-A'JK4 CONNIE COSTA'S Hil' T'ikH: at MOywl'E BOX OI'FICfc. mi BEVERLY HILLS HOTEL BABC0CK BOULEVARD iiowij( 1 Thr llmnc's Month' tit llir Squirrel Hill; Cuild (iris lip the CrvcW Needless to add. perhaps, the assignment of a commanding officer presents all manner of Inconveniences.

When, in turn, the officer undertakes rr mom out i HO OL'T TO A SHOW! By HAROLD V. OIII.N MiiirriaMis sin face inventions; his bloodshot eyes, his llerce harangues to convert the ship's bridge The comedy Is mad and the FULL COURSE DINNERS and hi.s wonderful glow at be into a launching platform fori MKM MOMJt I nt'niirrh Opt Ctm- performance even madder in FILET his latest rocket, the rusting or CHARCOAL CTCAiQ BROILED I LMIXO N. Y. CUT UT The Horse's Mouth Rut be pany in minim i ri.stliotsr Hmlt Strft ThMtrr Jr, In lh H'll TOhltht l'lfl Arnuf Thrnor: "A Trm CilOWl 111 Hrnnklyn 'li'MUlit .10. Berkeley sees more ttclinn than her seagoing sister ships, hind Mr.

Alec Guinness comic ENJOY A MOVIE TONIGHT HI III. I'MST tRM'M "Rlvprf. IIHII inn and combustible portrait of an A pleasant romantic aside Is CS LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS TURKEY HAM CHOPS DELECTABLE WINES AND COCKTAILS IHt RMIAT, JASIART SB implacably dedicated a Mist established between the village ing close to a paleite are the body and soul of the numberless Gulley Jimsons the world over. Mr. Guinness, by the way, belies the premise of "The Horse's Mouth," for he Is certainly himself a genius off the heaten track who has found his place; Gulley Jim-son in anybody else's hands would be next lo unthinkable.

(NosrHsinn ic.s a poignant plea Ihe pic GARDEN KJ," a I ture asks, simply vet eloquent- belle, in the person of the attractive Miss Liliane Sottane, ami Mr. Tomlinsnn. Kalhrvn Grant "Tli 7th Vnarf of ALL STAR FLOOR SHOWS. Is there a place in these Siiihad il 'itll Crfiorv Pf i "Ilia Fit iCtcop Crtlni 1 1. Mat Sat.

modern times for the off-beat In support, Mr. Peter Sellers genius of the arts? The Erroll fiainer offiee In New Voik says it Wn't so that he has been bunked for a spring stand a I I he New Arena. There is a chance, how-tver, they report, that the Pittsburgh wi.aid of the keyboard will pet to the Mosijiie in April or May for a roneert. Pat Hawkins is replacing Tecla Marsico Mar-711II0 as the WAV.SW receptionist. Tecla, who lias been with the station ten years and is celebrated for her on the air "Raby" impersonation, will soon have a baby of her own.

Mary liandnois, now happily reconciled with l.xnn (liandnois, (he ex-Steelers Mar, ha snne to work for F-arl Wheeler; she'll be In charge of his modeling agency. The Tow House has snared Tommy Sands for his Mist night club appearance In ritlshurgh. He comes In .1 for eight days, jusl In time for the high school prom trade. The Veteran Administration has cited Tommy Neear, the hannel floor manager, lor his work with the dermis and Television Ouild. OLIVER MT.

THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY STARRING MEL ODY SALLY ANN PALMER Comtdy Star Dancing Derlinq DAYE TAMBURRI ORCHESTRA Mr. Guinness makes a con gives a graiin periormance as the ingenious bosun. The other members of the crew are Hr." 1-i'lnv i ti'i Si.xo.s Miui crnir nt Romni) B'Ui. in S'iiiiii purine jiy 2 15 ni1 1 HtRMR C1nffmi Souta SMI A4- Hnlurl1. 30.

AH I' ISIMS 0K1.V It IS. 4 anil 10 in, ni) "Oiirr of Ai'nl it U. 3 10. I.JO Hid 8 .1.1. CAso nriraf In hurlnui H'- Ini-M coiii inuous from 1 in S.

F.f-rini, 7 in to u. Liti mow Sttur-(Uv 10.30. l' 1. 1 ON Tnnv ruijn mill Lirh In "Th Pfrt-t Fiirlouth" at 11 i'i, 1 SO, 3. ti 0.

.14 "ll 10 23- "Hp th Crffk." with Daviil TnnillnMn, al 2. .17 and in OA. H4KHIS Paul Nrwman anil Wnraiwaril In "Rallf Pouiiil th Klt Hove al 11:30. 1:35, 3.4J and lo in vulsive case for the affirma Gfinlia if nlor S.VS 10. 9 flc-lt Bmaidt "rampn'lll Kintdr.m iTreh 1 Kiaa Paimni Mr.

Ronald Neame, whose direction is incandescent, has tive His Gulley Jimson Is a splendidly cast, and Mr. W'il- Rabelaisian, impecunious cast the picture immaculately fied Hyde White adds icing ARCADE (BOCTHSIDEI Ra'hryn C.rant-Kf rwin RESERVATIONS PHONE: WE. 1-9976 rogue who lives only for his to the comedy cake in the Miss Kay Walsh, as Gulley's barmaid companion, is a work. He will steal, lie and role of an inspecting admiral Ma'hewa "Tha 7th Vnvaf nl Sin-harl Tarn 1 A Spfncar Tr'- A All Slav C.n "The l.aat Hurrah 1-4 10 cheat for a wall, anv wall, on match less juxtaposition of Mr. Val Guest's direction of which to splash his paint, and creed anil pride, and Miss his own screen play is most (FOC.rwooo) REGENT Renee Houston makes his ex Iha Tunnat rf creditable.

VV Susan Havward In "1 Want the bigger, ihe bettor. In the end. as he sails down the Thames in his rickety house DINING OUT TONIGHT? VISIT THI IEAUTIFUI. rue at 11. 1.11), 3.20.

7 and 10. l.nvf pmn pav-nii-inrrl Widmark. Cia Sraia c.t Vouns Faaiuia at 34 A. i 41 wife an engaging figure of holh lnvablenoss and canni- All AliTSIIir "Mad l.ltlla Iland." with (Sallatue) ness. In "l'p the Creek." the British have once again proved their special gilt of kidding BELLEVUE jttona Cisa ll "OfHl.a boat and passes a battleship.

Us plain gray steel gleaming in the sun, his eve light up. ir'ri A NO Walt at A and 10 10. AIJI IRHI tlll.l, Ae In "TS -i i M-'Uth 1 it IV IV 10 IV iTtMIT eoiallrd Pii'Oll In "A'intit Maw at 1 I. 1 S. 1 SO, 4 10.

7. 10 and 9 BO Mr. Mike Morgan, as the young boy ho idolizes Gulley themselves. It is delightful to rilsn a -1h IHtla-t Hiho JO Kirtrtip Shoa- Sal. 1 or Gullov.

on know instinc and is balteretl arounrl re sit in on the fun. RESTAURANT Whitehall Shoppla Ctatar Irpptweod TU. 1-1tt MURAL ROOM OPEN DAILY tively, has found a new canvas. turn for his adoration; Mi- CONNII COSTA'S BEVERLY HILLS NOW SERVING- LUNCHEONS FROM 11:30 TO 2 t. M.

DINNERS NITELY CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS FLOOR SHOWS FRIDAY I SAT. MEL ODY SALLY ANN PALMER ioa' Dent $tf DAVE TAMBURRI ORCH. WI CATIR TO ROWLING IAN. QUITS A WEDDING RECEPTIONS Michael Gough, as a crazy LUNCHEON DINNER SUPPERSM As IhiIIi scenarist (he fash sculntor. and Miss Gillian Vaughan, as his weary model ioned the so ecu play himself from the Jovce Cary novel i Catprlnaj to Waddiaa.

Rpctplloni lonquaaa from 2 to 400 are splendid addendas to and star. Mr. Guinness has mad-hatter gallery, and Mr Vaughn Monroe will guest on Bill Caifhlle's "Luncheon at the Ones" show on Channel put together a character it is Robert Cnote. Miss Veronica ILLY NIGRO at tht Oraop I vary WED. thru SAT.

NITI DANCING FRIDAY I SATURDAY JOE TAPE ORCHESTRA Turleich and Mr. Ernest. Thesi impossible to forget. Gulley 11 tomorrow and then go back Jimson is a xoice in the wil per are excellent as the ncn L.IAICOCK BLVD. WI.

1-M74 derness railing at the restric TaTV. folks Gulley preys on. the next afternoon i Saturday! to sing a medley of his hit songs on Cardille's teen show. tions on culture in present-day he caies nothing for The artistic dispossessed money or fame and asks only everywhere can lhank "The Milton Kat.sclas' schedule is pretty complicated the.se days. Not only is he directing to be left alone to pursue the musf that drives hwn like a demon.

The i lcli are hi.s target, for "Rlue Denim," which opens at IN PTTTSBOROM 5t Ihe Playhouse on i-ehniary '2 but Katsolas also has In com I WW I I Gulley believes implicitly that 104 SNOW-BOUND G.ls PIOT HIM TO SPEND TffllR a FURXOUGH two delicious dames! mute to New iork weekly to hold his acting group classes JLTo.V SUPERB STEAKS OPEN DAILY 1 SUNDAY they have only one reason for being on earth, to underwrite his kind, lie takes over the flat of a' titled couple lock. on Monday evenings. Inciden BROILED LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS OYSTERS and CLAMS tally, he was Director Joshua Logan's assistant on the orig slock and barrel when they go Horse's Mouth" for an articulate defense; all others can thank it for being such a priceless entertainment. '( the Creek' Guild By WIN FANMNCi The uninhihited, generally larcenous and ofttimes Inspired antics of a perfectly Impossible collection of Naval eight balls provide a shipload of wacky merriment in "Up the Creek." It may come as news to most Americans, but apparently the floor frl Sit. Hll BOBBY FIFE PEGGY.

ADAMS FREDDIE MERLE Tht SMOOTHIES ORCH. inal Broadwav production ol "Blue Denim." lo Jamiaca foi a vacation and turns it into a shambles with the help of a bizarre sculptor who is lust as eccentric and Barry Kave lias lauded at im UTM ATI WL Mrn ixi.U, in i.os Angeles as a irresponsible as Gulley. They hock the furnishings to buy PF8fvnnp subf.fsiio no fori vou 60WLIN6 BAMQIIE Oil RECEPTION Babcoek Blvd. TA. 1-2182 disc jockey.

It's a "lop foi1 materials, and the place be station out there. His wife comes a barren dormitory foi and children will remain here "THE PLACI TO GO fJPv FOR DINNER OR SHOW" k- the models who keep drifting until they dispose of the fain ily home in the hurehill dis in out of the nowhere. Gulley trlct. Kenneth llaigh, who rrr. ii was so good at the Nixon HORIZON ROOM At tht Grpattp Poh.

Airport Dlnlne-Cocktalls-Oanclng ii LAST 3 NITESI lie's All For A Call to Arms LADD LYON FRED ANGEL OZZIE A ANITA KEYES CUS DOLFI ORCH. Bowling Banquets A Parlies SP. 1-3S33 or AMhurit 4-IOOS Gateway Plaza GET THE BEST! WHEN DINING OUT coXe dinners MODERATELY PRICED LUNCHEON end DINNER in C4fE ROUGE ALSO LAST 3 NITES Person: Tde One 6 Only NAT "KING" BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED PRIVATE DINING ROOMS FOR LUNCHEONS Banquets, Wedding Reception. British keep skeleton crews aboard the ships in their mothball Hoot. (Our Navy has a general maintenance crew to service the reserve fleet l.

As the men so employed obviously have considerable time on their hands, it is not surprising that their excess energy is worked off In what might be considered rather un-naval pursuits. However, not by the wildest, imagination can the activities of Mr. David Tomlmstni's command be thought of as normal, even under "mothball" circumstances, Of course, Mr. Tomhnson is a rather odd person to commanding officer. He is a self-si lo I rocket expert determined lo prove his advances in the misMle lielil exceed those of the Admiralty.

His duty assignment is made in an effort lo unload a difficult problem Mr. Tomhnson is not ithout influence in higher circles parti with the though! of saving the young officer from the hazards of his own haywire experiments and only very remotely because H. M. S. Berkeley hasn't had a skipper in two years.

It would take a lot of the fun out of the story to- tell it in any detail here. It can be mentioned, however, that the crew, under the leadership of an exceptionally enterprising Irish bosun, has continued to draw rations and supplies for the full complement of a ship in fighting trim. There is also nothing to be lost by explaining that the bosun and hi matr not employing loot idle ballast. COLE rev ores foot and Ihe shoes and stockings are piled row on row in the corridors. The scene is wild and frantic, and the hilarity has classic designs.

In practically everything about "The Horse's Mouth" has the face of fantasia. Although th script is episodic, helter-skelter and industriously cluttered, the chaos is ingenious, and the torment of discouragement and frustration hangs over it. Above all. though, the humor prevails, restless and rowdy, in turn droll, disorderly and slapstick, while the satire runs through "The Horse's Mouth" devilishly with a line irreverence for everything that is conventional. Vet yon can see the mask that hides Ihe wtnried face of the passionate artist wondering whether he will ever be secure in a civ il kalion that eves him with mounting distrust and suspicion.

At the same time that "The Horse's Mouth" is banging away at the funny bone, is also dead serious. Fiven the paintings Gully creates are no objects of ridicule but the woik of a first rate English artist Mr. John Bratby. who has earned critical acclaim in knowing circles on both sides of 1he Atlantic. The integrity elsewhere Is obvious, ton.

And Mr. Guinness is the catalyst who brings meaning and mischief to this serio comic phantasm. His whisky baritone, hoarse and cackling; his hunched simulfW and hic I i'T "it! rrk ft Free Parking Alter 6 P. Dully I GATEWAY BLDS. Na.

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