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...Jeff Fenholt, 21, the Christ of Superstar bears a startling resemblance to those portraits of the pale Galilean that used to be hung in children's bedrooms all over the country?a vision that has helped turn so many of the hip young off contemporary religion. Hawaii-born Yvonne Elliman, 19, has just the right combination of sweet, gentle good looks and crooning pop ballad style to suggest that Magdalene is really two Marys rolled into one. As Judas, Ben Vereen, 24, has one of the more physically demanding roles in the history of Broadway. Not only must he sing...
...been mostly showbiz. Long lines of hopefuls crowded outside the Mark Hellinger Theater last week to read for parts in a touring concert company that goes on the road July 12. Jesus will be Shawn Phillips (left), a blond, bearded Texan with silky hair almost to his waist. Yvonne Elliman, star of the Decca recording, will play Mary Magdalene. Judas will be played by black, talented Carl Anderson, a good bet to graduate to the Broadway production next fall. Some of the country's Jesus revolutionists-and Billy Graham-have complained that the rock opera asks who Christ...
...drown out Rice's words, but actually show an awareness of their syllabic structure. Just imagine, listening to rock and understanding the words too. The musical depiction of Christ (Ian Gillan) is far too neutral to capture either a man or a myth. But Mary Magdalene (Yvonne Elliman) has been etched in melodically with Puccini-like tenderness, and the rollicking minstrel beat under the Apostles' chant, "What's the buzz? Tell me what's a-happening," is a Cakewalk of pure joy. The swinging gospel-rock music sung by Judas (Tenor Murray Head) brings him brilliantly...
Yale: Stroke--D. M. Elliman '34; 7, C. Meyer '33; 6, A. B. Herrick '34; 5, F. H. Low '34; 4, D. W. Boardman '34; 3, F. D. Rogers '35; 2, M. K. Smith, Jr. '34; bow, Alexander Bryan '35; cox, J. W. Standart...
Married. Natica de Acosta, Manhattan socialite, actress of "bits" on Broadway (One, Two, Three!): and George Trowbridge Elliman, employe of Doubleday, Doran Co., son of Manhattan Realtor Douglas Ludlow Elliman; in Manhattan...