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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, November 13, 193 Leonard Lyons The Lyons Den Hope Had Reply, Wasnt Called On NEW YORK Bob Hope was in 21 the other day. He greeted Princess Hohenlohe, just back from Quebec, where he was hit by one snowball that DeGaulle sure does get Bob Hope wasn't around. began as Honeychile who called on. Wilder on Peter O'Toole, with true Irish pride in Samuel Beckett's Nobel prize, decided to star in a Dublin revival of Becketts Hope's radio series. Behind Hopes table sat Ambassador Emil Waiting for Godot. He began Moss-bache- r, rehearsals this week . . . chief Aristotle and Jackie Onassis of protocol. attended Rody McDowalls Theyd seen party in his CPW apartment each other at . . . Ruth Gordon was aglow the White about The N.Y. Times lunch-cheo- n House dinner for her. She beamed: Philip. My first good Broadway notice was from The Times 54 At the last White House dinner Hope attended he'd been years ago." called on to speak in place of Elizabeth Taylor designed Gerald Ford. Hope Rep. and Cartiers executed the therefore ,came to the dinner necklace shell use in wearing fori Prince Philip prepared million-dolla- r diawith a few appropriate her new mond. That is, when she isnt remarks, in case President Nixon were to ask him to wearing it as a ring, as she she will only with slacks. speak. One line was: I know says Tom The gems original necklace Prince Philips leader was overlooked in the bidding. Jones. Another line Hope had preRobert Bolt's new play, Remarkable Woman will pared was: Prince Philip is Katharine Ross Picks Movie by Director. Not Script Let ofher actresses set themselves up as infallible Kathjudges of screenplays arine Ross admits to being less than an expert on movie have its Broadway premiere in November, 1970, at the time his Ryans Daughter will have its royal command performance. His wife, Sarah Miles, stars in both . . . The Pittsburgh Symphony will do an entire evening of Victor Herbert's music Dec. 5. Herbert was its first conductor. scripts! his Elizabeth, os pianist daughter. Shes wonderful, said Gilels. Last week she played in Paris Salle Pleyel, and it was a sellout Every ticket sold. Gilels didnt mention shed appeared here as a dual pianist with him. The original cast album of the Buck White" musical, starring Muhammad All, will be released by Buddha Records . . . David Amram the N.Y. Philharmonics composer-in-resid- brought his Amram-BarroQuartet of jazz musicians to the Top of the Gate Tuesday. ence, The auburn haired actress, whos drawing critical valentines all over again as Etta Place in 20th Butch Cassidy Century-Fox- s and the Sundance Kid. decided a year or so ago that Id never again take a picture just on a script alone. I find that I become worse and worse judge of material. I know when I can play a role. But to look at the total and feel certain that it will be successful Im not that good. doe-eve- Emil Gilels, the Soviet pianist, has typical paternal pride in , - ' 1 ; V , . Katharine Ross Less Than Expert Katharine, lofted to secure stardom in The Graduate and a symbol ever since of a Newmans Coslar HOLLYWOOD must know who the Rogers, who made his debut in Cool Hand Luke, rejoins Paul Newman with a role in A Hall of MirJoanne rors, which Woodward. 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