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According to Nina C. Rolnick '59, chairman of Radcliffe Grant-in-Aid fund, the production will be promoted by a series of teas, beginning Oct. 24 when details of the musical will be explained to the cast and Radcliffe Deans. Fifteen hundred potential patrons will be contacted to purchase benefit tickets for the formal opening night. A mixer will also be given in Nov. as part of the publicity campaign...
...business, is hardly an idiot, even though his humor springs out of and depends on idiocy. Last week Winters displayed his loony magic in Chicago's Black Orchid nightclub, racing hysterically through his varied roles-from a harassed father scared of his own kids, to the whole cast of a jail break complete with the rataplan of a Tommy gun, produced by his elastic larynx. "As long as someone laughs," says a friend, "Johnny is on. And someone is always laughing." Johnny was "on" the night he toured Manhattan bistros with an empty hand grenade (pulling...
Onionhead (Warner) is Andy Griffith, who buckled the nation at the midriff as the corn-pone Army private in No Time for Sergeants. This time Hollywood has cast Able Comedian Griffith as a cook's assistant in the Coast Guard, and served him up on a script about as funny as an eyeful of bilge water...
Small World (CBS. 6-6:30 p.m.). Edward (See It Now) Murrow begins his new series, an effort to bring the globe's great characters into the world's living rooms. The first show's cast: Jawaharlal Nehru, Aldous Huxley, Thomas E. Dewey...
Producer Steven A. Bell '60 announced the cast for the Lowell House production of Arthur Koestler's Darkness at Noon yesterday. The leads will be played by Ronald H. Coralian '59, Travis B. Linn '61, David R. Pursley '60, Harvey L. White '59, all Lowell House members, and Sharon C. Connolley...