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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1962
Page
22
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Two traveling repertory companies challenge Broadway with old fashioned touring theater. Eva Le Gallienne Faye Emerson Rosemary Harris and Will Geer head National Repertory and APA led by Ellis Rabb. The two groups tour 63 cities and prize high standards despite weather delays and rough starts.
Detective notes a puzzle in the Winterport murder scene. Catherine Summerfield lies dead from a head wound with visible scratches while husband Paul claims she wandered and spoke of a man named Jack. Doctor Lewis notes death within a half hour.
Seattle rushes to ready the $100 million World’s Fair opening April 21 for a six month run. Major buildings like the space needle and Washington State coliseum near completion. monorail and space needle tours already operate on a small scale. Advances in ticket sales reflect strong optimism, with 3 million tickets sold and $7.7 million in revenue. Highlights include Stravinsky, Van Cliburn, Seattle Symphony, and a year of performances, architecture displays, and world arts.
Hollywood talks about directors rising from writers. Edward Dmytryk argues writers miscast as directors lack objectivity and prefer writing their own lines. He cites casting choices and box office as proof that studio timidity harms film success.
A former Old Vic actress quits leading Broadway roles to join a repertory venture. Rabb calls repertory the core of theatrical enterprise, arguing long Broadway runs are outdated. APA avoids recent Broadway revivals, staging Shakespeare Shaw Chekhov and The Tavern. Miss Harris cites timing as key with classical theater gaining popularity. Financially, APA ties work to college theater, with a Princeton run last season and a three year plan for 20 week annual engagements at the University of Michigan starting next fall.
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