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lent rendition o' the solilo Excellent Calvin Ron ReinholJ is "responsible for the choreography and excellent produc quy in hi3 lonely room. 1962-rartlV Bill Mullikan captures the crowd with his antics as the tion numbers, notably the Dream Ballet that closes the 5, followed by Andy De lovesick cowpoke, Will Par Opens Musical Series ker, while Jolene Lontere is vine in "Showboat," Peter Palmer in "Student Prince," Gisele MacKenzie'in "Gypsy," Janet Blair in excellent as the poker-faced reflected by the entire com SAN' DIEGO Top quality first act. An attractive season is promised for the weeks ahead, with a new snow opening every two weeks. Next will be Tony Martin in "Guys and Dolls" on June man-crazy Ado Annie. Excellent Numbers pany throughout the per voices, melodious show mu "Bells Are Ringing," Dennis, formance.

talented dancing and John Raitt, combined in the Beverly Allyson as the pe 'Hobbs' Vacation Mordantly Funny Family Comedy Screens; 'Crawling Arnold Revue' BY PHILIP K. SCHEUER Twentieth Century-Fox has, for a change, what looks a winner in "Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation," arriving in color today at the Fox Wilshire and ithree other theaters. Mr. Hobbs takes his family along with him and you might do the same.

After alL the Hobbses holiday lasts a Day in "Bngadoon, VELMA DUNLAP. Completing the well-chosen cast are Russ Grieve as the shotgun-happy father, tite blond Laury has a beau intimate atmosphere cf the- tiful voice, with full high CALt THgATWC ater-in-the Tound, make the BR. 2-9261 CR. -0411 current production of "Okla tones, adding to ner spar JmrniMmmMm THE lCE TO 60! i kling performance. homa: an outstanding open The villainous Jul Fry is er for the Circle Arts Thea Ida Mae MacKenzie as Aunt Eller, and Ernest Sarracino, who also directs the production, as the Peddler Man.

David Hubler should be credited for his fine musical and choral direction, while .) a shade less revolting tnan ter here. Traditional proscenium the story would have it because of the rich voice of staging for musical shows is mm Ned Romero and his excel easily forgotten in the excel UIUUIMUI1 lent facilities of the commo "UJ-UTKR-POLICY! dious Circle Arts which lend P. beautifully to the choral and SUMMER PRICES- 4 MM Bfa.V8ioi-rS?L mkmi j. Itt luniuni iloji dancing interludes as well as KO RESERVED SEATS mm the performance of the prin Pirfornaneis Daily cipals, in the perennially fa SOPHIA--LOREN enacts role of Chimenc in adventure drama, "El Cid," which will end its Ion ran soon at the Carthay Circle. vorite Kogers ana Hammer-stein show.

mom 1:30 5:03 8:30 MATINEES MU A Mon.thru Sat, ChiTiren under 12-75 an times whole month; all you are asked to devote to yours is a mere weekend well two hours, anyhow, Mr. Hobbs Is played by James Stewart, his wife by reen O'Hara and his family, which is numerous, by some pleasing and not-too-familiar young people. The producer is Jerry Wald, the director Henry Koster and the writer, usine Edward Streeter's The capacity crowd demanded a post-performance "TONY HANCOCK an enormously funny Iwithl traces of the Jack Benny aif fr of timing and also a deadpan that wears welli gcwn.y.tjaies Lewis in Play appearance of John Kaitt, who is so at home in the role Robert Q. Lewis stars in TitO THATK HO 9-2211 0S33 Kdilywoo eiv. EST ACTOR MAXIMILIAN SCHELL BEST SCREENPLAY of Curly McClain that he! the Pasadena Playhouse pro-i duction of "Send Me No seems to live the part.

He Scheuer Flowers." keeps a lilting tempo that is 0 Wr-HflW 0 0 in TECHNICOLOR -Jtld-. y-v i Frightening Jr "fm mmnt 'FliGl(ei' H. i I fi LL i Since A 1 -H I 'psmi0'!" 'fj PMC i Nil -WAITER W1NCKELL 'A hr ij Ai ADULT 'VJ! sr7', notlfln plctors I sutptnsi A r-yj -j'l wdterrorf V- 1 "mmt1 4 i nrS-- TONY HANCOCK In CALL ME GENIUS SANDEBS PAUL KASStE UARG1T A Continental Distributing, Inc. ftikiau EXCIUSIVEIY LIDO THEATRE 0 Starts TODAY! utL. HUD -OVER WtST00D BRUIN I 7-14(7 novel as a starter, Nunnally Johnson.

Nunnally is a humorist in whom the milk of human kindness has soured, and some of this seeps through the script and tastes unwontedlv bitter. At the other extreme, he has squirted the text with occasional witticisms that are funny in themselves but seem out of the context. Neither characteristic is calculated to lessen the over-all enjoyment of the paying customer. riming the Pump for Laughs Like the balky pressure pump in an outhouse of the Charles Addams-style "beach house" borrowed by the Hobbses, the picture takes some priming before the fun really flows. Much of it is relayed via the misanthropic comments of Stewart, who, Walter Mitty fashion, fills us in on details when the visible action doesn't.

vi i All of the Hobbses have their share of hfes little tragedies, and these are amusingly and sometimes hilariously recounted. Among the high spots are the battle of the pump, the invasion by a vamp in a bikmi (Valeria Varda), the togetherness party that fizzles, the teen-age dance at the yacht club, Hobbs' sail to sea. with his youngest (Michael Burns) and the disastrous visit of two righteous bores (John McGiver and Marie Wilson) who dote on birdspotting. Besides the effortless Stewart and Miss O'Hara, the Hobbses include Lauri Peters, Lili Gentle and Natalie Trundy as their personable daughters; John Saxon and Josh Peine, in-laws, and Minerva Urecal, the housekeeper. Among the bolder outsiders who almost move in are Fabian (song: "Cream and Reginald Gardiner.

The Crawling Philip Review Its title was an augury. The curtains parted Wednesday night at the premiere of "The Crawling Arnold Revue" 40 minutes late. The revue itself crawled not in pace, it was all pep, but in getting over ideas; indeed, in saying anything at all. It was entirely in the same frenetic key quick song, quick sketch, quick dance, quick blackout as though the performers were running through the most perfunctory rehearsal to make sure they had memorized everything. And since.

at the end of the first act, it was plain that what I had 'heard and seen was largely incomprehensible, I saw little use in returning for the second, This phenomenon took place at the Civic Playhouse. under the auspices of Nat E. Goodwin II. "Crawling Arnold," by Jules Feiffer. never materialized in Act programed at least to my knowledge so I am unliable to report on it.

A lot of other names were listed: ladditional material by Portia Nelson, staged by Mer-ivyn Nelson, choreography by Michael Callan, cast of 11. Tentatively, I can give you a few impressions: Ernestine Anderson huskily singing "Gettin' Over the i Blues." A librarian (Suzie Kay) suddenly going into a sexy dance with a late browser (Dale Babcock). A prim 'girl Iiva garden (Ruth Price) calling. "Nanny, nanny, 'It's time for my fix." A TV panel, "Mike Coates," with Bert Convy. An ensemble chorus that sounded like Wall" but that turned out on the program Jo be.

"Freeway Waltz." Two ranolvmarket shoppers Kathleen Freeman and Yvonne Othon) gushing over Mr. Clean. Three Radio City Music Hall Rockettes dancing out of precision. A psychiatrist and patient (Jered Barclay and Johnnv Melfi, or Johnny Melfl and Jered Barclay) chanting, "Hate." A hillbilly finale. In an article in the playbill entitled "What's Going On Here Anyway?" the producer, Mr.

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