Guggenheim Show Is A Mockery In New York
The Guggenheim International exhibition, started in 1956, is criticized as a sham by a writer who calls curator Lawrence Alloway a novice. He condemns the 1964 show as weak, with second-rate works by famous artists, and predicts a dull, international display traveling to several cities. He urges critics to expose its limitations.
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New York City
Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation
Lawrence Alloway
Guggenheim
Alberto Giacometti
Europe
America
Mr. Alloway
Ferrer Musical Closing Saturday on Broadway
The Girl Who Came to Dinner starring Jose Ferrer and Florence Henderson ends its Broadway run at the Broadway Theater this Saturday night after 113 performances. Producer Herman Levin plans a London run at Drury Lane in mid August with H. M. Tennent. The show was capitalized at 450000 dollars.
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Harry Kurnitz
Jose Ferrer
Florence Henderson
Herman Levin
Drury Lane
London
H. M. Tennent
Movie Timetable Highlights Theatres and Showtimes
Capitol presents Love With the Proper Stranger at 2 25 5 45 and 8 55. Operation Bullshine shows at 1 00 4 15 and 7 30. Palace screens America America at 1 25 4 35 and 7 53. Union Square offers Dr Strange Love at 2 30 5 55 and 9 00. County timetable on Page 22.
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America
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Dr. Strangelove
Sponsor Change Delays Tolstoy Drama to Next Season
New York AP reports Phoenix Theater shifts War and Peace production to next season. Paul Gregory Janet Gaynor and Amy Lynn no longer linked to sponsorship. Original German script by Alfred Neumann Erwin Piscator and Guntram Prufer. English version staged in 1962 by Bristol Old Vic branch.
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Phoenix Theater
Paul Gregory
Janet Gaynor
Amy Lynn
Alfred Neumann
Erwin Piscator
Guntram Prufer
Bristol
London
Old Vic
Bergman to stage Albee adaptation of Sad Cafe
Ingmar Bergman will direct Edward Albee's Broadway dramatization of The Ballad of the Sad Cafe based on Carson McCullers novella. Bergman previously directed Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. The production is set for this year in Stockholm.
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Edward Albee
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Albee
Virginia Woolf
Carson McCullers
Williams Plans Sunday Showing Of Ross Play
Williams College in Massachusetts stages a Sunday performance of the Terence Rattigan play Ross about Lawrence of Arabia at Adams Memorial Theater. The run begins Thursday with four total performances ending Sunday. if Sunday is successful, weekly Sunday shows may continue. Tickets can be reserved by calling the box office at GL 8-3023.
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Ross
Terence Rattigan
Adams Memorial Theater
Williams College
John von Szeliski
AMT
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