A-30 THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. JSST Foy's Career CONDITIONED * The SRO Sign Is Up Ample Proof # 2 WEEKS ONLY! All Across Europe Crime Does Pay HOLLYWOOD (/P).—Who- PRE-BROADWAY WASHINGTON STAGE PREMIERE Continued From File A-29 theatrical experiences for the ever said, "Crime does not “Lons Day’s Journey Into tourist are in Scandinavia. pay,” couldn’t have been Night." One of these takes place thinking of Bryan Foy. The OPENS MONDAY SEPT. 16, THRU SATURDAY SEPT. 20 in Copenhagen's famous Tiv- ' ° The festival also Included veteran producer likes to rip • • ballet from Belgrade and oli Gardens, where each eve- his movie themes from the EVENINGS 8:30 MATINEES WED., SAL 2:30 SUBSCRIPTION SINK Moscow, opera and drama ning thousands swarm to day’s real-life headlines—a.s from Italy, Brecht produc- open-air arena to view vaude- often as not, about factual tions from East Germany, ville variety and the only deed of violence. .iM.auMKiE.pl HERMAN WOUK’S 1 current exhibit of pantomime. V West Germany and Japan, A glance at his movie Players Another experience occurs and the Hablmah credits, some with factual CM* from Israel. a few miles outside this \ I Swedish capital, in the 200- origins, shows such titles as Life in London year-old Drottingholm Thea- “Crime School.” “Road The tireless Oliviers re- Gang.” "Alcatraz < Island," to London, only ter. where ancient stage ma- turned the chinery “Murder in the Big House.” theater center affording a somehow still works and elegant musical plays “Roger Touhy, Gangster” full schedule of regular plays and “Canon City,” the latter and musical comedies (38 on are purveyed. On the island of Gotland, baaed on a Colorado prison the boards, compared to 10 in break. There were “Crime Paris). 100 miles out in the Baltic Natures New York, even less in Wave" and "Women's Pris- Featuring the West End Sea, an unforgettable thes- pian event takes place in on.” array besides the “Titus His current “The Other Androninus” production the crumbling, pitch-black vastness of Gothic ruins. Life of Lynn Stuart”—about which makes that Shakes- an actual gang of narcotics Way Thrilling pearean error seem almost, A Throwback peddlers—will Vlsby. be followed by believable, are a couple of The drama at Robbery.” “Petrus de Dacis.” is a fer- "The Brinks ORSON BETSY AUDREY superior enterprises. He has nixed several sug- One, a drama. “The Sum- vently impressive evocation Vfs of miracle, a thrilling throw- gestions of a movie about the BEAN von FURSTENBERG CHRISTIE mer of the Seventeenth Doll” stranglings \ back to the theater's cathe- recent series of (Imported by Olivier from of Hollywood women. “In a SCOn ROBERT EDMON Australia), is bound for dral origins. \ The important Eu- few months they'll be for- v Broadway and is the one most gotten." v >5. ropean yet he claims. “There's McKAY EMHARDT x.<^ show every Londoner insists show festival to right RYAN get under way this season a time and a wrong the visitor see. The other time to make a movie." is a musical “Grab Me a is Berlin’s seventh annual Directed by BASIL LAN6TON Gondola" the top tune hit melange of theater, opera, ted by Bordeaux, Dubrovnik, Setting and Lighting by DONALD OENSLA6ER of which gets the Jump on concert, dance and art be- ! Lucerne, Santanger, Stras- | Gotham by winding up with ginning on September 22. bourg, Vienna. Wiesbaden. the first rock ’n’ roll finale It will face a task indeed ! Zurich and all the other r i to hit any stage anywhere. in following the theatrical spots which make up the summertime stage Europe. NATIONAL THEATRE "NATURE'S WAY" \ Bard at Stratford achievement already submit- of IST N w ’w,,ki"^*4 - D c Shakespeare’s special NATIONALTHEATRE shrine, Btratford on Avon is LOEW’S CAPITOL Enclosed is my Check, Money Order for $ for as usual playing to cheering RESERVED SEAT TICKETS FOR JUDY GARLAND . (no.ofseots) capacity, but productions of IN mm m mm j —IN PERSON SHOW ON SALE LOBBY BOX I “Julius Ceasar” and “Cymbe- OPEN TODAY AT NOON. MII|L of $ each in for Mat. line” are depressingly dull OFFICE (Orch. or Bole.) (Day and Date) Eve. and below the Bard quality (Nightly Performances Sept. 16-22nd at 8:30 21st) J noted at the Memorial Thea- Sat. Mat. 2 P.M., Sept. I ABMBC or Mat or- Mat.! ter on a previous visit. Later, (2nd Choice, Day and Date) Eve. (3rd Choice) Eve. John Gielgud was scheduled j J THE‘OTHER WOMAN' to arrive with the season’s NAME I main offering, “The Tem- Marianne Cook, German acting discovery, pest." address plays the mentally disturbed wife of a sym- Like more than one trouper, NOWW phony conductor in “Interlude,” coming to Gielgud also took part in !j CITY ZONE....STATE | Thursday. Rossano another phase of Europe's the Ontario Theater on J Monday thru Thursday Evenings-. Orch $4.40; lit Balcony, $4 40, $3.85, $2.20; Upper Balcony, $1.65 Brazzi is the musician, June Allyson the theatrical round-robin, and Tridoy and Saturday lvaning«: Orch., $4.93; lit Bolcony, $4.95, $4.40, $3.30; Upper Balcony, $2.20 provided a Shakespeare an- Wednoiday 4 Saturday Matinaat: Orch., $3 S3; lit Balcony, 53.85, $2.75, $1.65; Upper Balcony, sl.lO American girl with whom he shares the ! SIIF-ADPBESSEP, ENVELOPE FOR BETUBN interlude. thology as part of Holland’s ENCLOSE STAMPED OF TICKETS month-long festival, which embraced Amsterdam. Rot- r t terdam. The Hague, Utrecht Tickets Now On Sale for 2 Labor Day Shows Tomorrow ?hi ‘r,i“.V"Mi’rn inr M«" c/it filming the aea stuff. Sophie and Delft. 2 p.m. 51.50-52.25 8:30 p.m. SI.7J-52.60 vIAIAM GRAHAM is due the end ot October. Also on the travelling cir- T-* SHOW, TODAY 1™« • Continued From Face A-29 And she’d better make it—- cuit is the Jean Barrault- “J-* Madeleine Renaud troupe hearsals. Some actors are. because Ingrid Bergman which went to Zurich in June the 10WUI THOMAS production wwiiwmi*iCONCERTS¦ W They only come to life when hasn’t given up entirely. and is now highlighting the ¦ the camera turns. Marlon is She a accepting no jobs un- Edinburgh Festival. rnn -JKftiHKL.. only ! til Three of the most unusual MEL , minin' afraid of people. He the end ot October! I TYRONE AW*™ ERROL OfiVfifl WUfIUfiAN lets down when he accepts i - - series" MRONER 1 uQF HIMUD 6R Artur Rubinstein. Oulomar Novae*. you as a friend." , BPOWER 181 np | II Reaimental Band and Massed Pipers C FMm RnFdlNgi IICH," * ßl4 C tC KV TORI on RALLin CBLO Dancers Arena). Then talked DU THE “ ( Ulln^ we some more WUlfcllll¦¦ Peter,. of “Stella.” It’s a World War ¦ |CiNiEM»Scoße^m Choir Bovs Roberta Boris greatest * “Bill Holden plays as seen through the wonder... Since 1 Fa™ £«‘Ton<£n "{»£!! story. ; . n - trotn Serler B or Pred Waring¦, the captain of a rescue tug Pennsylvanians. Anna RuiseU. Or Very dangerous. Every three ’fae Yyl I ¦V|4,g jVI| V Mantovani and HI, Orcheatra. months there's a disaster. Irfe iXmJUUJUaJ SERIES B NUTCRACKER Myra Hes*. Robert Caaadesua. girl. Sophia, S Dame The was to have t BaxAu#)\mJm IOX OFFICE OPEN Regimental Band and Mailed Piper, Watch Highland one the men who ...... of the Black with married of by the ,* . accompanied Daily—lo o.m. 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