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On Stage Magazine STAGE SAXON THEATRE PALM BEACH SWAMPSCOTT Published by THE JEROME PRESS • BOSTON New Eogtaad's largesf Independent mogoxlne pobflsblng bouse JEROME PRESS PUBLICATIONS Boston Panorama, Rhode Island Panorama, Good Listening combined with Good Viewing, The Metropolitan Opera Book, Welcome Baby, Your New Home, University Guide Magozines, On Screen, On Stage Program Mag- azine, The New England Opero and The Celebrity Series Program Magazines. tditertal end Executive Offices 49 Portland Street Boston, Massachusetts • CApitol 7-3834 New York Office 258 Fifth Avenue • New York City • MUrrayhill 9-7870 Rhode Island Office 703 Industrial Trust Bldg. • Providence * JAckson 1-3524 JEROME M. ROSENFELD, Publisher RITA K. FUCILLO, Director of Publications PROGRAM WEEK OF MARCH 6, 1961 OTTO PREMINGER Presents 3 Proud is the woman whose clothes wear the label of CAST OF CHARACTERS Ari Ben Canaan .... PAUL NEWMAN Kitty Fremont EVA MARIE SAINT General Sutherland RALPH RICHARDSON Major Caldwell PETER LAWFORD Barak Ben Canaan LEE J. COBB Dov Landau SAL MINEO Taha JOHN DEREK 4 NOTES about the PRODUCTION EXODUS is Otto Preminger’s master- piece. A BIG picture from a big book, the epic reverberations of this film could mean an Academy Award. Mr. Preming- er says “The most exciting thing in the world is to thin\. When a producer shares a thought-provoking story with you, there is a sympatico - both of you enjoy and profit from a mutually shared experience.” The struggle for freedom and the re- birth of a nation is a universal theme worth the millions spent shooting the picture entirely in Israel and Cyprus. Paul Newman plays Ari Ben Canaan, the heroic leader of the Israeli resistance. Lovely Eva Marie Saint has the part of Kitty, the American nurse who arrives as a stranger and stays as a friend. Sir Ralph Richardson, one of Britain’s most distinguished actors, portrays General Sutherland, the sympathic British Gen- eral, who is moved by the plight of the Jews in the Cyprus refugee camps. 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Costume Coordinator Hope Bryce Miss Saint’s clothes designed by Rudi Gernreich General Manager Martin C. Schute Production Manager Eva Monley Assistant Production Managers Mati Raz Ivan Lengyel Lionel Lober Production Secretary Noreen Hipwell Assistant to the Producer Max Slater Speech Consultant Rimon R. Mitchneck Technical Advisors Ilan Hartuv Anan Safadi First Assistant Director Gerry O’Hara Assistant Directors Otto Plaschkes Yoel Silberg Larry Frisch Christopher Trumbo Assistant Art Director Arnon Adar Titles designed by Saul Bass Distributed by United Artists Corporation "9^ Photographed in Technicolor and Super-Pana vision 70 i i^j5r THEATRE STAFF Vl^ ’Filr General Manager SAM RICHMOND ^ ^ ^ \ Theatre Manager WORTHINGTON HOLT Box Office Treasurer WALKER STEWART Director, Group Sales LEONARD BARRACK a continental A Fine Specialty Shop look designed by catering from head to toe to young gentlemen our hair stylists who wear from size 6 to 40. 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Teen-age idol Sal Mineo, in his tired) who was in charge of security at most challenging assignment to date, the prison at the time of the mass escape. creates the part of Dov Landau, the bit- In instance, the script called for ter, cynical product of the Warsaw ghetto one and the Nazi concentration camp, whose 20,000 persons to crowd the Russian Com- pound Square in Jerusalem to hear hate is softened by the love of a young Lee the part- girl. J. Cobb announce U. N. vote for ition and the establishment of the inde- Beginning with a first-rate script by pendent State of Israel. Preminger ar- Dalton Trumbo, the whole flavor of the ranged a lottery, designed to attract he film is one of absolute authenticity. The necessary crowd. When the filming of ship, “Exodus” (there really was such the scene began, a police force of 500 had a vessel, which brought Jewish refugees to be reinforced to hold a crowd estimated from Cyprus to what was then called the at between 50,000 and 60,000 in check. Palestine mandate), was “cast” by Prem- Throngs stormed the police barriers and inger with the 1700-ton Greek coastal floated the square and eye witnesses re- freighter, “Olga.” The vessel appears in ported that the atmosphere and tension scenes in the Nicosia harbor of Fama- completely paralleled the original historic gusta in Cyprus. moment. The famed Acre prison break of 1947, (Continued on Page 12) Vivid commentary by Leon Urls and 326 photographs by Dimi- trios Harissiadis capture the true spirit of Israel. De luxe oversize gift format. $5.95 DOUBLEDAY Original Sound Track on . and, for your permanent RCA VICTOR RECORDS library, the magnificent exclusively novel that thrilled millions of readers. The cloth-bound gift edition of ON SALE AT BOOK CLEARING HOUSE EX0DU5 423 Boylston St. Boston 7-1600 626 pages, $4.50 at all booksellers DOUBLEDAY CO JEROME ROSENFELD PRESENTS THE NATIONAL PHOENIX THEATRE BOX OFFICE • • NOW! HIT MUSICAL 1 YR. IN N. Y. 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