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By JEAN JOYCE "The Music Man" opened at

- tee Meadowbrook Dinner T-hes>-trt on* Auesday night with' the

Arthur Whitfield as Winthiop Marian's intimidated young bro-

Dale Malone, as an ex-eon-fuil gusto of ?• trombones , . J ntvinf setesmsn who, although and then some. It swung, jon the straight and narrow adds

and abets in antics, deserves credit lor some fancy foot-work.

But it was all of the chorus

With suavenes's in- his every stride, despite the fact that the intricate lyrics weren't quite under his belt, Jack Carson stepped into the lead rola for 1 which, as usual, attained the which he is cast to perfection. | happy mood and maintained A fastMaiking salesman withj the snapp'y pace of the per-doubtt-talk, he bedazzles the I formance in musical number* small town people of Iowa . . . such as '•Shipo*^,"* "Trouble." and the theatre audience, for j a n d , of course, "Seventy-Six

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that matter . . . with a per-sonality that sparkles m the bright moments and evokes aympahty in the tender ones.

Leigh Green, in the vole ot his counterpart, Marian, was, in a word, captivating. Her voice, beautifully true in ballads such

'(ioodmghi M»- .Wuetine' and "Till fjhere Wa* You," matched her crystalline drama-tic performance. And, she is lovely to look at.

Character parts in the Mere-dith Willso* production were sparked by performers such ag Mary-Alice Wunderlc. who played the mother of Marian. Convincingly Irish, with a bro-gue that never ventured to the extreme, she was purely per-sonable. Others, who included j Roy Johnson, the town mayor.! Lucy Green, his wife, and Wai-1 ter Koremin, a competitive salesman, threw zest . . . per-haps a shade more than v M really needed . . . into their roles. But, they too, were like-able.

And once again the Meadow-brook chorus shone in singing, under the direction of Donald Yap, and dancing, choreo-graphed by Duncan Noble. Top honors here go to Linda Rao Hager in the role of Amaryl-lis, a delightful youjrag girl, and

Trombones." "The Music Man*' is, under

the able direction of Donald Burr, a key way to spend an evening that will end on a hap-py note. ^ _

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Q v n i Now rtir* Saturday

UNA TURNIR

'By Love Possesssd"

CD A To Sponsor Annual Affair

The New Jersey State Court, Catholic Daughters of America will hold its annual Fashion Show and Luncheon on October 13 10:30. for the benefit of the priesthood and scholar-ship fund. The event will be held at the Bow and Arrow Manor, West Orange. Mrs. Charles J. Scanlon of Patersou, state moderator, is general chair-man. Miss Florence Gorman,, State Regent of Bayonne is hon-orary chairman. Fur Fashion .Show will be given by Peter Duffy of New York.

Mrs. Fred Hasney of West Orange is chairman of the fa-shion show and lists local models who are members of the CD. of A.: Agnes Sullivan, Grand re-gent of Court Fleming of Or-ange; representatives of Court Bernadette West Orange are: Mrs. Thomas Bradley, Mrs. Mi-chaelNeary, Mr*. Anthony Spina and Mrs. Charles Penola.

Other committee heads are: I Mrs. Douglas Hennessey, Mrs.

George Perrin, Mrs. Marie Gal-vin, and Mrs. Emil Dhondt. A mink sto'e will be awarded.

Theatre Calendar Day By Day

s Qo To The Movies T THURSDAY, OCT. •

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A U W O O O — I n i M In l o v t , 7, 1 0 1 0 ; V „ a m Sauna.. ) ; , C I N T I I — V o t i a a Doctor.. | : M , 7, 9:U;

fiiokt tkat Dwooaooroa, S 40 ClAIRIDOf. Moat —Cmoioma Holiaay, « COMMUNITY, M o r r t t t o w n — N M i , 1 30. 7:11, • OS

i O i — Sat Ni t t * n d Sunday / _ • * . * = » » ; foata/orta, 2, 7:1$, » ;J4.

PROCTOR'S, N w f c — « M M ; I of A » M M , I t , 1:91. 4 J e , ?M, 10 44 S.lant CaM, 1 1 5 3 3 41 • 43 * 4J

ROYAl , M M — l y lo»o h > i m < , 1 . I I S . Bartlo a t Bloody Boach. 9 , 7, 10 10.

f iLMONT Man* Ada 1:99, • 35. R.aM Approach, 9:20, 7 10:29.

FRIDAY OCT. « A U W O O O — l e t * * * in l a v . . 7, 10:10: V.ro.i. S a n - , f : 4 9 . C f N T I t - Y a a a a ; Doctor.. 1 30. 7, f 4 S .

Fli«ht that Dwoppooroa, • 40 y C l A l t l O C I . Mont —Ctnaromo Holiday, • 30 COMMUNITY, M a r m t a w n — N i k k i , 2 90, 7:19, • 25

ONT I . O r — S a t N i t * and Sunday Momma. 1 2 * 7:4*. 0:99; f-ootvrotto, 2 , 7 19, 0:24.

PROCTORS. N w k . - r t a n t i . of A t m i . 1 2 4 2 , 9 4 2 , 9:99, I U 11:44: SMatrt Coll. 1 1 , 2. 4 51 , 7 42, 10:41 .

ROYAl , Blfd - B y l a v a Pou«Mod, 1 , « 25.

Battla at Bloody Roach, 9, 7, 10:90. WEUMONT Mant — A d a . 1 35, 1 3Si —

Rtflftt App.oach. 9:20, 7, 10:29. SATURDAY, OCT. 7

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Virgin Spring, 7 5S, 11 . CINTIR—Ho, iw. l and Grotol, 2 45, Youna Doctorv 4 , 7 , ,

• 5 5 Hiaht that Dioapaaarod. 1:90. 9:49, 0:40. H AIRIDOf, m**i.—Cvmfmm Holiday, 2. 9:94. -

SUNOAY, OCT. 0 A U W O O D — V i t f i a Sar in , 1 , 4 4 9 , 7 1 0 , 10:19;

I t i M n in U » o , 2:24, 9 : 9 1 . 9 4 0 C I N U n — Yaun« Doctor.. 1. 4, 7, 0:99;

f-iia>l Hwt Di.appooiod 2 43 , 9:49, 0 40 CLAIRIDGE. Mont - Cmoramo Holiday, 2 9 0 , 7:90.

MUNITY, M a t r t r t o w n — N * k i . 1:94, 3 25. 3 20 7 1 9 , '

t ; i o ^ -i ' = r : OHMONT, | . O r — S a t Nito and Sunday Moin.no, 1:90.

Jaywalkers Cause % Of Pedestrian ;l

Deaths, AAA Says The danterous practice of

stepping into the street from between parked cars caus< .i>»ut eight per^cent ol all

destrian deaths m cities. ac-9,2?, 9:90, 747, O** foot-.oM., 9, 4^t, 7, 0:17 ( o r d i I 1 j to F. Kenneth Sehult*4v

M O C T O I S , Nwk .—rronc i . of A.».»i. 1. 4 * 2 . 7.04, 10 .11 , - - - , ^ ^ , , i 1 , „ , h „ „ ffcy/ J e r S « V

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Sintnt Coll. 9. 4 0 2 . 9:19. • O Y A l . BMd.— Kongo. 1 , 9 99, * 50 » 49;

Hou.0 of rnoht, 2 35, 9:90, 0:29. W I U M O N T , Mont —Portrait o* Sinnor 1:10, 4:40. 9:10;

Cloud.ll. Inat.*h. 2:90, 4:20, 9:50 • a qOi q torn m aa l » m nqfrM — • •

MONDAY, OCT ̂ V " • A U W O O D — | 0 a « M in U v o , 7, 10:10. V i r j i n Sarin*. 1:49. C I N T M — Y o u n g Doctor., 1:90, 7, 9:99;

Flight that DUaaa .a rod , 9-40. ClAIRIDOf, Mont—Cinorcmo Holiday, 0. !" COMMUNITY, Morr tUown—Kikki , 2:90, 7 1 9 , 9:09. ORMONT. I . Or —Sat N i t . and Sundoy M a m m a . 2 4 9

7:44, 9:99; Foatui . t t . , 2 , 7:19. 9.24

general manager Automobile Chib «AAA».

The contrihuting factor t« most such accident! is that th« motorist fails to see tne vid-tim in 1101? to stop, th« AAA Club official said.

All pedestrians were urged to cross the street only at in-terstctiona where traffic aigtif and signal's are located ftr, in pressive list of nonors, came to Friedman w h e n ^ Jascha Heifetz invited him to join in

his close friends claim it was definitely human error U s a t . ^ h o n o r } , , a n d i m . caused his death. . . The inside , j v e m o f h story on what happened is ter- | \ r . « _ , _ . ^ ,.,v,-«V ribly sad, and the end result

nii,'. 'ini s r ^ » DJ I «f-i. , s iroil say ihat CHANDLER had • J » "*." v l 0 " n » , » » ° d , " r c h " l r '

This disc, which marks Fried-man's debut as a recording ar-tist, was made In England Ia«f spring, and will be released in the United States by RCA Vic-tor during the current month. It has been with Heifetz that

1 signed by Ben Alexander as* 10 a fifth grade student at Ashfcmd School, Denver, Colo.

The poster won a first-plate award in the American Auto-mobile Association's National Txaffic Safety Poster Contest. It has been reproduced for dis-tribution by AAA Motor Clubs, alter being selected by •« na-tionally-known board of jud-

a n O l i e r Ol COOl c a s n . . . » « u c » : 11 n » K T » »»»m I « : J « ; H . WIOI ,

THE GAY LIFE w « ^ o t too I j g ^ w h o eome a w just snoop-! Friedman has -worked closely J I i:appy to learn about the posh j n , '< m v , The English aristro- j for the past three years. After ; society qpening two days be- j c r a C £ , permits tours through | his appearance with the Nation-i fore the official opening at the . t h e j r gncestral estates . . . and j uew theatre. . . When a show ' t n e y charge a snooping fee .". . I î -n't ready to open, much harm j | | 0 v i e stars are the American

can be done via word of aristocracy so why shouldn't

PERSONALITIES clash In the pathology lab of a metropolitan hospital in this seen* with Bee Gasaara, Fredric March. Dtek Clark and Eddie Albert, aa they ap-pear la "The Young Doctors," now at the Center Theatre, through United Artists.

tocracy they do the same with peTWrp4'f€St" hope* for the future of Am

Extra 7 4 0

•c«t:s muf t iu ton »u t»fanjww**"

al Symphony, the orchestra's Ask Rose Adams conductor. -Howard Mitchell wrote' that "his beautiful- ar-tistry filled me, with the great-

ond efcarm!

££&&'&*' Maro l a y t h « 4 t i a n a Ba'rol a l

Maakoyi . . AH in Color ' • W H O R W U 4 DOC ROSIN

i "YARZAN AND TMI A P I M * N f | U j $ C a r t o o n .

Frankio V A U O H A N Martha HYiR

"The Right Approach"

Sat. Kiddto Mati«too - -

" H I A D Of A TYRANT"

"TARZAN S SAVAOI f U R f *

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Dtatta McRAIN Artftur K I N N t D Y

" C l A U D E l l i INGUSH

RRinON •»•»* TIlllR TORTRArr O* A SINNIR"

ELWOOD THEATRE XAXCT E S U X turned down a part in the movie ADVISE

*and CONSENT . . .

— M i l PARKINO

the added attraction (at a wee. higher fee) of a dunk in the

. ihaliow end of the swimming < pool . . . which is definitely a j part «f t*e hemes of the dyke*

and duchesss of movievilla, . . FAYE LOOKS BACK

J H ? ^ S g n a S " R P £ £ \** - r lJaT-BTirUTrior. Bacb. •nought he was back in vau-deville . . . and many of his old vaudeville cronies kept a vigil at his bedside . . . He also believed he was still mae* ried to BAKBARA STANWYCK

. . though they hadn't seen each other since their divorce

the 1930's, Strange'

Wednesday. Oct. 1 t th

2:00 and 8 15 p.m.

A mofniflcant and lavioh produttior

""in'TtrilBaiit rotor

Mout torg* *y ' t

"Boris Godunov" The BattHoi Symahony Orchottra

W A I T

"NIKKI"

-TH1 «awupr

erican * artists." JTrom Pierre Monteux, the declaratioh that Friedman's talents are sufficient to carry him "as far as a vio-. unist ca*n go.**

Other numbers Included in the program will be Toccata

Stokowski, Schubert's Sym phony No. I in B Minor, and the Entry of the Gods into Vai-

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Up Costume Party Final arrangements have been

made for the annual Halloween costume contest at the Royal theatre Saturday matinee. Oct. 28th. The event is sponsored annually by Fiore Realty, 38 Lackawanna plaza.

Albert G. Fiore. president of the realty firm, announced three bonds would he awarded for

.V valu* of $75. The con-test will be judged for ©rigin-aiitr. humorr end feest home-mai rortume.

r -r- Vp to 12 yea-* of age wul ha eligible to n-pftf for the three first -1 ;•* Of a $25 00 bond -for the oes.t in each of the three categories.

/. —• Audrey Hepburn At Music Hall

halla from RWemgold

oioeaiSTOwe. N J -

Dear Rose I've known a woman for a

toSMyVOM VfW whtn~ sUt'ttas -some pressing problem, either calls me on the phone or comes to my house. I do my best to help by listening and trying to give her good advice. She tells me her story over and over again, and I always try to be patient and understanding. But, when her life runs along smoothly. *he forgets me. and says she ba4 been busy. I didn't see her for six months until yesterday when she eatted again •with another sad tale. I hate to be mean, but feel she does not really appreciate my help. But

- " B r e a k f e s t — a t - -tJCifianjfVT. starring Audrey Hepburn a on1

co-starring George Feppar-* will begin its world pfemiere rn^gement at Radio City Mu-sic Hall today, accompanied on the great stage by "Wings of Grory.'1-••-«=- new*- *pee*eeie- eele-

Dont let her ase i— far a rryinn ton el. Tell her you are busy and angfest she see her clergyman, deeter, er a law-yer whichever the be.

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brating the Golden Anmvet-*-ary of "Naval Aviation Also

j ttarring Mickey Rooney, Pat-i ricia Neal. Buddy Ebsen, and

Martin Balsam, "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is a comedy b a s i l an Truman Capote's best-sell-ing novel. Written for tl»e screen by George Axelrod, with music by Henry Mahciidt It was directed by Blakr H h

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Carl Sawyer — Richard Seanga — Jtrlga amd Gary McHugh Pr«$cnt

MOW ,BliAYlWii TUERRI THRU S

JACK CARSON

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KaotaalMl » BhtRMi, Aa»4» »«»rd» •Rtotl Slacc - B o m At I M T o t " ' 1 l n r

"Saturday Night and Sunday Morning"

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I have a'neighbor who baffles j W 8 r d s •n