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Show 3A DESERET NEWS, jr " Xi? r , r ' ' ) - GADABOUTS 'PM fi fyorMY Seasons SalatesP!ew HI. Chief. 5 vs? ' Play Ending Changed , : I'm? v pwicn 7ea40n, W orj TCZn CCntEEM Writer Sad . .A towering drama about a towering man of God the play chosen as Pioneer Memorial Theaters inauguration salute to the University of Utahs eighth president will open Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde appears with Johnny Rivers Memphis special show, tonight. ' Rivers To Flood k ' f ! - , .. - Thursday night to a capacity crowd. y Jt is Robert Bolts A Man for All Seasons tale' of Thomas More, the English lord chancellor who dared to place duty to conscience before duty to king. The entire run of 10 performances, at 8:30 p.m. each evening through ' Nov. 14, with a matinee this Saturday at 2 p.m is a Salute to Dr. James C. Fletcher. Dr. Fletcher' will be formally inaugurated Friday morning as the eighth U. president ,' William Roerich- who visited Pioneer Memorial Theater 22 months ago- - as Dame Judith Andersons leading man in the Medea plays More. r '- and The Grand Tour of fin-ish- f V "X , Lady Macbeth," .X ! -- More-whose i A Tt - Whlsky-A-GoG- Comedy best-selle- TICKETS NOW ON SALE DAILY 1 2 BOX OFFICE LOCATIONS $ . Main riser Hsum 1 fricess a ear. a 1 Man. Has. 2.5! a 2 (Tax Inc.) HAIL ORDERS promptly filled, Maks check payable to BEYOND THE FRINGE SHOW, MaU to Celebrity Artiat eo Clark Miule Co., 28 E. lit So., Salt Lake City, Utah. 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In a Sunset Strip nitery, Nicolaysen as Thdmas Cromwell and H. E. D. fare better Bartlett is awaithe attracts such stars as Rock Redford as the Common Man, With Miriam ing a divorce from his present wife ; Hudson, Trey Donahue, Sandra Meads Albert Eccles, S Richard Keddington, Thom-"-a- s Murray-Joh- n Jerome Madelon Bizakis. Dee and George Hamilton, Riv. Vince Edwards was all set and Howard Jensen in other key roles. ers i? credited with a style of Jo jump on Pierre Salingers John Bizarkis, rear, and William office treasurer, Democratic bandwagon, but dancing which these and other said Roderick in "Man For All Seasons," both his studia .and . agents "every seat is filled for the opening per- - -stars like. He has been called a formance artistic highlight in the two-da- y succeeded in convincing him It one-maBeatties. would be wiser to remain noninauguration schedule. But he emphasized that, - A University Theater Guild reception hongood seats are still available for .all later percommittal politically, as far as oring President Fletcher and Mr. Roerick will Rivers him Self has skyrocket- formances. - the opening night. the public is "concerned. cap ; ed to fame in a short three months. He grabbed off the No. CURTAIN!- -; 35 an 15 .m. g 50 p m. 7:10 on spot with his re. FEATURES; Final 30 min.) eae teatad (na during e. ea cording of Memphis. His first " DEFY YOU TO DRAW BREATH WHILE THE album,- Johnny Rivers at the a " -- N.W Yark Hamid Trlbaiia LJ CAPER COMES OFF!" became a best-sellin- 3 rmmmaa to movie version of Henry Millers most banned book, Tropic Of Cancer.. After Har' " ; low! of course.- -' Day-tona- Hi COLORFUL Carroll Baker figured. star for Joe Levine will vi, Critics Cheer rom antic r exenwet A -- is onebf Ihemostpop-ula- r r (NANA) Richardson has just about In Hollywood." In the book, the bodies are cremated. The movie has them fled to rockets and hurtling into outer space. Terribly funny if tick-- , that sort of macabre-nes-S les your- funny bone. . Anita Ekberg will never be thin, but she has shed X number of pounds before reporting to MGM in London for The with Tony ABC Murders Randall and Robert Morley.i -- ON STAGE HOLLYWOOD THE CREATE ST VACATION TRIP T01FVE EVER TAKEN! Author Evelyn Waugh is not too pleased about the changing of the ending of his story. The Loved One, which Tony r This is history at its witty, inspiring best," - ' ", exclaimed the star. . JohnnyRiverr and his Memphis Special will flood Into-the -Robert Bolt gives us the Thomas Terrace Ballroom in Salt Lake City tonight. moral example is as vital for 1964 as it Headed by Kivervwho ls.called the tavorite-- of Holly was in Henry Vffls day. .- - wood"- - younger set," therMemphis Special includes- - Chad StewThe play richly deserves the sweeping art and Jeremy Clyde (Chad and Jeremy) whose A Summer success, honor, and praise that have been Song" is one of the current na- heaped upon it in this four years since Bolt! RLjOINI JILESNIK PKISlNTS wrote it, Mr. Roerick said. tional hits; Bonnie and the whose current G.T.O. Also a, playwright, Mr. Roerick collabis among the most popular reHIGHLAND HIGH AUDITORIUM orated with Thomas Coley on The Happiest and The a Ventures, cordings, the Broadway production that new group in flier field of popu- - Years, FRU$AT.N0V st starred' Peggy Wood. 1 Ii30 Sotw JHUit, 3:30 T By SHEILAH GRAHAM . eleo-trifyin- g ilrito t - Wednesday, November 4, 1964 - THEATRE' OPEN NEXT 2 SATURDAYS AND . v . t p.m. $ $3. $2 p.m. $3, $2.25, $ 1 --50 7 7--2 WEEKpAY-I0:t- O ' r IT T 6. WONE i- 322-696- , 1 |