Weekend and midweek film lineup at CENTER and PARAMOUNT theatres
CENTER THEATRE offers Any Wednesday with Jane Fonda Jason Robards and Dean Jones in color Sunday to Tuesday. Also An Enrichment Series film A Tale of Two Cities on Wednesday. How To Steal A Million with Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole in color starts Thursday. Dinosaurus runs Saturday morning with live band on stage. PARAMOUNT THEATRE presents Follow Me Boys with Fred MacMurray Vera Miles Kurt Russell in color Sunday to Tuesday. The Professionals with Lee Burt Lancaster Claudia Cardinale in color starts Wednesday.
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Center Theatre
Jane Fonda
Jason Robards
Dean Jones
Audrey Hepburn
Peter O'Toole
Paramount Theatre
Walt Disney
Fred MacMurray
Vera Miles
Kurt Russell
Professionals
Lee
Burt Lancaster
Claudia Cardinale
Midway Drive In Schedule Texas Across the River Show
Sunday to Wednesday at Midway Drive-In features Texas Across the River with Dean Martin and The Kidnapers. Thursday to Saturday screens Go Naked In The World with Gina Lollobrigida and Sweet Bird of Youth with Paul Newman.
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Midway Drive-In
Texas Across the River
Dean Martin
Gina Lollobrigida
Sweet Bird of Youth
Paul Newman
New Show Melodrama Opens Jan 6 at Barn Theatre
Greensboro Barn Theatre debuts Only An Orphan Girl on January 6 with a Broadway trained cast. Michael Talcott stars as the villain, Joanne Marsic plays Lucy, Janet Stewart acts as a fair stranger, Dicka portrays Dick Perkins, Ruth Noble is the mother, Mary A. Kulak is the orphan girl, Sydney Ford plays Widow Appleby, and B. Frazier appears as Swein Perkins. Phil Foote is pianist and Kenneth R. Eule directs.
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Greensboro
Michael Talcott
Winterset
Three Penny Opera
Caltech Theatre
Pasadena Playhouse
Shakespeare Festival
Joanne Marsic
Lucy
New York
Janet Stewart
Neil
Miller
Kenneth R. Eule
Miss R. Noble
Barry Nelson urges flexibility over stage axioms
Broadway star Barry Nelson calls for abandoning tattered theater clichés while defending flexible performances. He argues the show must go on era denies individuality, advocates evolving lines and roles with audience response, and notes long runs tempt rigidity yet risk decay.
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New York
Barry Nelson
Nelson
Broadway
Barry
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Charles Dickens
Dinosaurus
Dio
Portia
Julius Caesar
Dicka
Dick Perkins
Flint
Michigan
Ruth Noble
William Glover
Husband
Lauren Bacall
Twomasville
High Point
FO Ph
Rosemary Forsyth
Alain Delon
Texas
Sresley Atte Brpr
Skeeter Davis
Glaser Brothers
White House
Randy Boone
Sheb Wooley
Paul Brinegar
Adult Entertainment
THE
North State Business College
Real Live
Barn Dinner
Dial
David. Merrick
Carol Channing
Coliseum
Molhimers
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