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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
7
Theaters in Long Beach publish starting times for upcoming features. Entries include Gunthans, Lord, and Tap oe the ae with showings around 2:25 and 6:39, plus descriptions of acts and incidents.
The San Francisco Actor's Workshop may close after its current production unless it raises $20,000 soon. Co directors John Hancock and Ken Kitch and board chair Jacobs said fundraising fell short of hopes, despite $15,000 city hotel tax aid. The current show The Last Analysis opened Friday and runs through December.
Helen Hayes, accompanied by director Romney Trent, tours Japan staging bilingual performances of Western plays. Hayes, age 65, notes Japanese actors like Tomako Naraoka may share scenes with her in English and Japanese, bridging cultures as Broadway spirits reach Tokyo via a televised interview and Coming readings sponsored by the State Department.
West Los Angeles will host an $8 million 2,600 seat theater in a Century City 24 story office building at Santa Monica Boulevard and Century Park East. UPN Construction will begin next summer to present Broadway musicals and stage acts parallel to their New York runs. The theater is named for Cole Porter who died last year.
EARL WILSON reports a big U S triumph for the Dave Clark 5 amid a broader music war with Dick Clark and Rolling Stones. Spokesmen insist Dick Clark promotes rivals on air, while Alan King and others discuss television and theatre remarks, comedy quips, and industry microdramas shaping 1960s pop culture.
Canadian violinist Heyanan Bress planned a performance of Maurice Ravel’s Tyrpane for Violin and Lutheal but feared the instrument. Dealer Carrol Bralman located the rare French device, an attachment for an upright piano from the turn of the century, for the concert at Philharmonie Hall.
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