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Show T The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, August 7, 1965 New Stage Fare Pleases London AM J3 is- a question of keeping a balance between the two. " The players aresuperb, particularly Ian Holm, portraying here a cockney pimp; Paul Rogers as the father, and Merchant, the cause of sensual tensions and final depravity. an outrageous old man,, two sons and a brother, comes a returning son and his wife. Its a question of how much you can operate on Things, not in things," is a line that comes nearest to being a key to the affair. I mean its By Angry Y oung Men, Genteel Old Lady what they seem. But the royal cems the transfer of a title tor episodically reviewing pet and a fortune. The presump- - jy, arrant viciousness is a fine Shakespeare companys proactors showcase but hardly duction is exultantly engaging. ,tive heir in a moment of indisInto the suburban menage of cretion has sired an illegitiexalted or even persuasive LONDON (AP) Some anmate son who will legally, drama. gry young men and a genteel when his supposed-fathe- r dlt'S," sborne,ither'isii(rf-- r old fad$ are chief sources of take the inheritance. The exlife offering is A Patriot Londons theatrical exciteplosive subject matter is which just opened at For Me, ment. argued with wit and unruffled a private club. This device ' Expectably present are playirony. was used because the Lord wrights John Osborne, founder Osbornes concern with the Chamberlain (government of the Kitchen Sink drama social maverick banned a public unrepentant censor) cult just lO years ago, with -- whom he first presented in two exhibits; Harold Pinter, Look Back In Anger, is obStarring Maximilian chell churning out another weird vious again in Inadmissible and set in the last year of the puzzler; and Peter Shaffer, Evidence, a hit at the W min empire, the paturning from small-scal- e ll am. play concerns the social milthos to epic pageant The big reason for its sucieu of the day. Several of the e The surprise whetter of scenes concern homosexuality, cess, however, is a bravura interest is Miss Ivy hence the frown of her majesperformance by Nicol WilA whose Compton-Burnet- t, liamson. A censor. Scot, tys Heritage And Its History Williamson virtually monopolThe sexual urge is also at the has sbeen winningly adapted izes the stage for over two center of Pinters The Homeby Julian Mitchell. hours as a man losing control coming, or at least seems to It is the most dramatic of his petty world. be. In the eerie world of Pintiling on the London stage toThe story of a shyster-solici- ter things are never quite day," says Harold Hobson, dean of the west end critics. PARAMOUNT PICTURES Other praise has been equally warm. Like her young colleagues, who Miss Compton-Burne- tt was a girl when Victoria was queen and who lives in secluA-4- TH sion with tea and cucumber sandwiches every day at four is concerned with human From the four wind deviltry. they came, But where they speak with the four brothers, tone and her cool is outrage, eyes smoking and detached, deadly and their their fingers itching... One of Engcontemptuous. land's most successful novelists, sp rejected earlier efforts to have her works By William Glover Associated Prpss Drama Writer f Vi-.vi- en Austro-Hungaria- ' Sinatras Cinema Wife Deborah Kerr plays a comedy role as Frank Sinatra's wife in . Marriage on the Rocks, coming soon to the Capitol Theater. 4 Former Pupils Pay Tribute To Teacher Hanya Holm New York Times Service inez of the Mexican folklorico COLORADO ballet. SPRINGS, COLO. Some of the nations of modem exponents fiance have converged on this town under Pikes Peak to pay tribute to the woman who taught and inspired them, She is Hanya Holm, choreo-- grapher of such Broadway hits as My Fair Lady, Camelot and "Kiss Me, 4 m jpiil'MlE mniiMirailv said Elizabeth Harris, promp nont west coast dancer. She makes your mind work. TWO SHOWS DAILY THE MOTION - 2PM A PICTURE THAT SETS COMEDY 8 30 prttvd AHEAD Filmed In Color by Do Lux ONLY inmusi V ITS A BEGINNERS COURSE r,lr WJTD IN wm. YiMimrmrwmui 1 VJBElil Open 1 "BOY-GIRLSMANSH- MURDER IP with a special emphasis on figures! 2 WIFE P.M. 53 So. Mom 8 Drivo in obovo Hoglo Zoo "Ratio' 1 20, 3 35, 5 55, 10 20 $ oak 8pm ic Open 7 EL S 1: of Dusk COMPLETE! INTACT! Every Overwhelm- ing Scene! Direct from its Record Roadshow EXPLODES ON THE SCREEN! 4961 E AountittU-rA- mm simtra greatest JACKIEU STARRING- MARTHA HYER tiirU action GHEQj Sit. ; AT OAKHILLS T BLAZING who is over 70 but still full of bounce, has been overflowing at the reunion. "She gave us a foundation - to move in anv direction we liked, said Valerie Bettis, the I internationally known dancer. "We were not taught re- strictive patterns but the art itself, said Alwm Nikolais, of thp Hen-- " Street director , Jlayhouse in New York. 4 She is the best Ive ever . had, said Alma Rosa Mart- - Opon 1pm .Ad $1 - Std 75c - Ch 35 OVER ERR (B RE A T WEEK! achievement- !s MOVIE IB) 100 YEARS here. The result was 10 highly imaginative and effective numbers performed by 33 dancers to an appreciative audience The affection for Miss Holm, . "BLACK SPURS' P M CO tOth Cxifcry Tot RORY CALHOUN SCOn BRADY Like the attitude, the dia- logur of A Heritage is deceptively lethal. The play con- - BIG New York, California, Minnesota and Texas to celebrate their teachers 25th year as director of the summer school of dance at Colorado College IN COLOR CO-HI- T ' Kate. Former students came! by car, bus, train and plane from - EXCITING WESTERN Walt Disney She never made it a cult, best - box-offic- TODAY'S SWINGIN'EST FIVE In the YEAR'S BIG DRAMATIC SURPRISE Y. L MoroRcrcir Vace ever run! Engagements! Peter OToole is fascinating! -- N. V.hAwillest NOW Herald Tribune Filmed in Super Panavision 70 AT 2 THEATRES! TECHNICOLOR i MATINEES TODAY AND SUNDAY -- OPEN 1 P.M. 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