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play ' Cler1Patra It On the next play incidentally was in Shaw's Caesar and Cleo- the Giants scored patra" on Broadway The film MEMOS: George Burns' neat version produced by Gabriel Pas- partner will be Dorothy Provine cal cost a staggering sum for They'll open their song-and-dance that period 1946-46000000 act at the Riviera in Las Vegas The cost was high despite the Dr and Airs Will Durant fact that is was made while Bri- sailed this week for Spain here tan still was under a wartime he'll be technical ad iser on the austerity program Because of the film version of The Fall of the paper shertage the bill posters Roman Empire" Lionel Bart were printed on the back of sur- tendered his Tony Award to Gems plus U S Army maps Pascal gia Brown co - star of his "Oh didn't think the Sphinx in Egypt veil" was photogenic enough and them DRINKER: Joe E Lewis was fore designed and built his own drinking his usual quCita at Shor's Sphinx when a friend asked "Joe wher He later told an Egyptian will vou go on the wagon?" hanker who admired his Sphinx: Wa ill Lewis promised "wher "You lika it? It's yours" they put a bar on it" Pascal ordered real food set DANCER: Arthur Murray cele for the regal banquet scene Then D a messenger reperted that Miss bratIng his 50th anniversary a! Leigh wa ill and would be un a dance teacher took his wife te s a a I able to work for several days nightclub where they watched Pascal tucked a napkin under his government official on the danc( floor Murray said to his wife: thin gay a napkin to Paul Gall- 1 'He's the worst dancer I've seen Co - who was visiting him - pointed to one of the 60 empty He dances as if he had four feet' e ( chairs around the table and said: Th official came clif tit dance floor and asked Murra5 "Paul you're lunching with mei what he thought of his dancing: today" Kathryn Atueray quickly spokt PREWERE: Gregory Peck at ' tended the San Diego premere of up: "Arthur was just saying tha' tended the San Diego premire of vou dance like Fred Astaire an "To Kill a Mockingbird" because Gene Kelly" : he was burn there Peck who wop TIME: Sammy Cahn the song the Oscar for his portrayal el the writer visited the office of Davi( lawyer in the film told his home Tebet ice president of NBC town neighbors about Groucho From the window they could sel Marx' reaction to it Grouch° told the electric clock atop the News week Building It read 't7:02" Peck: "I hate to see such a smug guy win a case I hope he loses The electric clock atop the IBA the next one " building read "7:01" Cah '' STUDENTS: Kenneth Mac asked: Which is correct?" gowan the producer-director who "I've got to go along with IBM's' died last week had an illustrious said Tebet "Their stock is high career starting with his staging et On tha market" of Eugene O'Neill's early plays asseso He foundad the Dept of Theater ALL TIME ACADEMY Arts at ihe University of Cali- fornia One day he guided a visit- 6 i AWARD CHAMPION! ing Harvard professor around the ai UCLA campus just as class chang- MEIROGOLOWYNMAYER ing time came Thousands of Iviumm wyLER S young men and women appeared i AT IOW The Harvard professor asked : P how many of them there were and Macgowan said there were : tjt II i 13000 The visitor asked: "13- 101 I 000 students?" 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Oh about one out : f 9 II at ta s : of a hundred" a ' As aZ PAUSE: The Giants football games again are id out fcr next e ' I ( 1 sav- t a season Last year the only way 4 "Itr-5 - 0 44 Ci': Frank Gifford the Giants' star ts - -- ats Ists1 eould get his young son into the tb 1 ‘ ir 4 ---4-''' A a t'a Stadium for the Lions' game was S"vis 1'3 "" Pisil as water boy for the team ea 111 sot iss!:4:192:so The Giants had the ball and : a 14aa Child 35c—Jr 70c Adult ce needed a touchdown desperately: They called a time-out and Gil' °-11dItilitr1 t ' ford Tittle and Shofner huddled to plan a surprise play 6 Suddenly Gifford felt a tug at Tvlsym his shirt It was his son the r water boy "No Jeff" Gifford 1 IROW -----1 ) said to his son "Not now" 1 ao0104stase ' 4 He rettirned to the huddle and i a ' a' SP aal aa :1 ro Ez-112 Pilot's Divorced Wife Selling Story MILLEDGEVILLE Ga (AP)-- Dark-haired Barbara Powers di vorced wife of ex-U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers is selling her life story under an arrangement which a participant says should net her a quarter-million dollars The project was announced jointly Wednesday by Mrs Pm ers attorney Robert H Green and writer W W Diehl Diehl said he has given Barbara and her attorney a retainer check for "10 per cent of the deal" 1 The writer added that the final returns might total as much as $300000 175-61 TODAY Last Times JACK LEE LEMMON REMICK "Days OF wine ano noses" nomOPEN 3:00 ADULTS NOW 111111112011 'THE DAY OF THE 1101 II FIFO T HO '1APD KEEL — NICOLE MAUREY JANET SCOTT—KIERON MOORE PLUS "Fleet's In COLOR SPECIALTY Latest Ambassador World Newt FEATURES: 1:50-3145-535 1:2S9:15 Plults-75c Children-25c GLenn Hope Ford Lonna chattes r11t'BoYer 11111Etti It FULIYZICIr CARTOON Features: 1:11-3:10-5:11 Y:10-9:10 Ad" Jr Card -etlt ei Child --3( 14 NI: -41°°4301r PAlti(jvi "RACE FOR LIFE II - Hell on tkilD :VII heTehiso -64- L44:141-475 IS - - kW—VD tintatAl I wav rrailj PLUS 1trizAul 0 1 to 1-71 most O xlcNit nCgO LadO Rye:: —1 1 died7 )1 1 comedy of tfli yowl hnat (tivl f s4741111 i m " Li TIM FULIYZICIr N 4es Red Button (4 ‘--!0 - i 4 - itp v CARTOON Fabian 1 - At 140144: 41 J I 0 I' I Eden ow ' rtletern:' il't) r 'attires: b AAlipS 1:111-3:104:111 W 4 le inrnCMal ' Y:10-9:10 r fl:771rnri k : ' ' 111111Cr WA111?1g! 1 Jr ‘are -47 Child --43( 1 "——""--- WIN $$$ AND PRIZES TO NIGHT IT MAY El YOUR NIGHT! NO PURCHASE OR PRESENCE Rtq 1 TH1 NEWS AND OBSERVER Sotuttlay Memkg May felt the tug again—and again America —"the washroom Which way to the washroom?" Gifford showed the boy the way On the next play incidentally the Ginnts scored MEMOS: George Burns' next partner will be Dorothy Provine They'll open their song-and-dance act at the Riviera in Las Vegas Dr and Mrs Will Durant sailed this week for Spain ss here he'll be technical ad iser on the film version of The Fall of the Roman Empire" Lionel Bart tendered his Tony Award to Georgia Brown co - star of his "011- veil" DRINKER: Jo E Lewis was drinking his usual qucta at Shor's when a friend asked "Joe when will you go on the wagon?" 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