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Kttttfe Stance, to Help an Abandoned Orphan Become AL VINO JOE CADY's Merle Sweets? Sunday Thru Frilly 7 Piaca Orcfmtra Plailna DO a God-Loving, Responsible Adult COURIER-JOURNAL. Friday, Oct. 6,1967 11 ming, creator of the James Bond character. Broadway Musicals In addition, practically every recent Broadway musical that has had any kind of success has been snapped up for the films and among those now before the cameras are: "Oliver!," based on Dickens' "Oliver Twist"; ;'Funny Girl," "Hello, Dolly" and 'Sweet Char­ ity," all of them with Barbra Streisand in the starring roles, and "Half a Sixpence," which will star the above-named Tommy Steele, a vibrant young singer-dancer with a seeming double-mouthful of teeth who js expected to ride the crest of the new wave of musicals. 3 JiFarner Brothers has set a ten-mfflrdri-dollar budget for "The Man Who Would Be King," a musical film that as yet has no star, director or cast, and RCA Victor, in an un­ precedented move for a record company, has put up the money for a film version of H, G. 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