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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1966
Page
4
The Cedar Rapids Community Theatre opens Shaw's Androcles and the Lion this week. A satirical fable about a Christian figure and a thorned lion, it runs Thursday to Saturday for three weeks with 8 p.m. curtain. Reservations at 362 7632. box office 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily except Sunday.
A review roundup highlights Ella Fitzgerald with Duke Ellington in new recordings plus Mancini film songs and other artists. Noting orchestral and choral power, the piece praises Leinsdorf Verdi Requiem and McKellar concert classics, with Mozart Magic Flute highlights as a budget LP feature.
Don DeFore and Stevan Darrell of Cedar Rapids Community Players reunited at Melodyland Anaheim to star in Garson Kanin's Born Yesterday. DeFore played Harry Brock with Pamela Britton as Billie Dawn, Darrell as Ed Devery. Critics praised the performances, marking DeFore's West Coast stage return and both actors' continued screen work.
Lew Ayres returns to the Burbank studio for a role in The FBI after a long gap since his last onscreen job at Warner Brothers. He noted Johnny Belinda was his previous project on the lot, which earned Jane Wyman an Oscar in 1948.
Broadway teams plan a revival of Native Son next fall. Adapted by Paul Green and Richard Wright from Wright’s novel, the play was originally directed by Orson Welles.
New York based UPI report notes singer Jack Jones taped a self hosted ABC special last December and aired April 5. He feared butterflies on hosting but found center stage eased worries about guests and material. Jones cites Milton Berle Tony Bennett Molly Bee Joanie Sommers Shani Wallis as star guests and aims to capture club like excitement through television.
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