Blues in Theater Split Stockholm Patrons Over Paint
Stockholm patrons demand red decor for National Theater as Royal Board plans blue and crimson gold interior. Actor Anders Henriksson warns blue makes the theatre feel cold and hospital like while stage director Alf Sjoberg criticizes museum motives. Royal Academy designer Ole Nyman argues dark blue will seem warmer.
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Pasternak Play Staged by Royal Dramatic Theater
In Stockholm Dr Kad Ragnar Gierow announced Sweden’s Royal Dramatic Theater will stage a new Pasternak play in Russia as the first out of Russia production tied to Doctor Zhivago. The work, banned in the Soviet Union, follows themes of the Russian Revolution and serfdom abolition.
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Mack the Knife Tops Top 20 On UPI Survey
Bobby Darin's Mack the Knife remains the nation's No 1 record for the fourth week in UPI's Top 20. Della Reese's Don't You Know climbs to fifth, whileAndy Williams Lonely Street rises to eighth in the latest chart. Newcomers Kingston Trio Worried Man and Johnny Nash But Not for Me join the list.
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Cast Set for Civic Fall Opera Brigadoon at Concert Hall
The Long Beach Civic Light Opera completed casting for Brigadoon with Marjorie Gibson and Ray Quigley in leading Romantic roles. The 60-member company performs October 29 to November 1 at Concert Hall in Municipal Auditorium, under James Brittain’s direction and Gerald Danielis’ musical direction with Albert Ruiz choreographing.
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Painting Value Tale and Royal Gossip Chronicle
A fragmentary column mixes a Georgia O Keeffe painting price dispute with family dramas and world news. Mrs Shields bought the painting from Alfred Stieglitz's widow with a $100 monthly allowance arranged after a price quarrel. The note moves to U Nu Buddhist meditation, a publisher’s book bid, and ages of writers. It closes with Downing Street rebuilding plans and Dawn Addams appealing a French divorce ruling, sharing custody of a son near Rome.
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Oscar winner Driscoll held in narcotics raid
Former child star Bobby Driscoll, 22, jailed after narcotics agents arrested him and two companions following a rendezvous at 200 Riverside Dr Los Angeles. Investigators say the Redondo Beach resident had needle marks and narcotics gear.
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Seeks Pact on Bases
Premier Abdallah Ibrahim arrived from Paris with hopes of reaching an agreement on the status of United States military bases in his country.
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Show Time Show Time at Long Beach Theaters
The Independent presents a public schedule of theater starting times in Long Beach listings. Times come from theater managers and readers are advised to consult advertisements or call the specific theater for matinees and further details.
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Khrushchev Says Russian Clothes Still Dull
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