Shirley Fowler Leads Orpheus Choir After Boland Withdraws
Shirley Fowler becomes the first female director of the Orpheus Male Chorus after Bob Boland withdraws due to illness. The Berkshire community scene notes her long history in music, from early singing in Newton to leading local jazz—now directing 22 men weekly and studying French at Berkshire Community College.
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Orpheus
Rodgers and Stammerstein
Shirley Fowler
Orpheus Male Chorus
Shirley
Bob Boland
Berkshire Community College
Guiding Light
Boland
Orpheusians
Roland
Shirley Huber Fowler
Pittsburgh
Newton
Newton High School
Statler
Boston
Pittsfield
Associated Transport Office
Warren Maewler
Heavly
Eagle Advertising
Lann
Ross Martin
Scott
South Junior High
Bill Dehey
Don Retablick
Larry Murphy
Town Players
Oklahoma
Norm St. Peter
Copper Pin
Orpheus Choir
BCC
Pilot film cast for new dramatic TV series
Hollywood reports Juan Crawford Charles Bickford and Paul Burke star in a pilot film for a new dramatic series. Crawford portrays a powerful businesswoman in a small town Bickford plays a shipyard owner Burke is his lawyer son.
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Hollywood
UPI
Juan'Crawford
Charles Bickford
Paul Burke
Miss Crawford
Bickford
Burke
Bridge column puzzle with a monkey and Fringe notes
A column mixes a bridge problem where a South hand must navigate hearts and diamonds with a monkey story about ruffing. It then shifts to Broadway notes on Beyond the Fringe and its cast, previews, and run details at the John Golden.
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East
South
New York
Spade
John Golden
Alexander VW. Cohen
Movie Timetable Summary of Capitol Palace and Union Square
Capitol shows Charade at 1 00 3 30 6 05 and 8 45 Palace presents 4 for Texas at 3 15 3 30 :50 and Man From Galveston at 12 15 4 25 7 40 Union Square offers Be the Sun at 1 40 3 9 00 plus short subjects County timetable noted on Page 36
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Capitol
Palace
Texas
Galveston
Union Square
Albee Adapting Books for Broadway Stage
New York AP reports Edward Albee continues adapting novels for the stage. He has an option to adapt James Purdy’s Malcolm following his Broadway schedule entry for Carson McCullers The Ballad of the Sad Café.
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New York
Edward Albee
Carson McCullers
Albee
James Purdy
Malcolm
Charade at Capitol Theater Review in 1963
A witty light suspense drama starring Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn with a plump supporting cast. The film follows a widow pursued by killers over a WWII loot, as Grant’s mastery of disguises and Hepburn’s chic allure drive a stylish, entertaining caper to a tidy final twist.
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Cary Grant
Audrey Hepburn
Miss Hepburn
Mr. Grant
Grant
Pfoareer
Stanley Donan
Alfred Hitchcock
John Ford
Alps
Paris
Miss Shepburn
Givenchy
Peter Stone
Henry Mancini
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Mr Magoo
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