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FORT LATJQERDALE KEVS AXD Sunday, rfov. 6, 1960 7-F II kelley. inters 9 Burl Ives Star In Warner Drama-, 1 I i ii- '4 "7 1 v' 1. ii A- I 1 VV If I i 1 1 INHERIT THE WIND Spencer A BREATH OF SCANDAL John Gavin is about to disturb a sleeping LET NO MAN WRITE MY EPITAPH James Darren and SONG WITHOUT END Dirk Bogarda Trcc. cboveand Frederic March Sophia Loren in this romantic-drama at the Hollywood.

Sophia plays a Winters play mother and son in this outspoken drama at the Warnor. Portrays the brilliant pianist-composer end Gene Kelly star in this story Franz Liszt in this color motion pictur of a dramatic now playing at princess pining tor romance and Gavin, an American saentist-indus- Taken from the novel of the same name, the starring cast includes Burl ct tne Gateway. Capucine and Gene- the Florida and Cinema. trialist. Maurice Chevalier co-stars.

tves, Ricardo Montalban, Ella Fitzgerald and Jean Seberg. vieve Page co-star. He For Gettinj bet Speed. On roadway the show something called Continuous Doors Open 1:4 NOW SHOWING "Fiorello!" which is still a room and passed out cold. Never done that before.

"I guess all the excitement caught up at last." 7 1 'i. i I- 7 ty go along with him into "Tenderloin." Last winter the romantic pair took time out from show business to wed. The six-foot, blue-eyed, curly-haired singer talks about himself with quiet detachment He says he hasn't had an emotional reaction to his swift success-other than on opening night of "Tenderloin." "I made up my mind I was going to enjoy it," he reports. "Before the show we ate a big meal and watched TV. When I got on stage I was calm and relaxed.

Then when the show was over I went back into my dressing roaring boxoffice hit. "The day I got the job in I also signed as understudy for Anthony Perkins in the Husmann story continues. Three Jobs Soon after, the "Fiorello!" sponsors said they'd like to have me for a lead part in their next project, "Tenderloin." "For about a week I had jobs with all three shows," Ron marvels. Ever mindful of Patsy's career, too, Husmann got the producers to agree that she could DRIVE-ltf THEATER Federal Hwy. (U.S.

1), Between Ft. Lauderdale and Pompano Sonya Wilde James Francisa "I PASSED FOR WHITE" 7:00 and 10:30 By WILU.M CLOVER AP Drama Writer NEW YORK Broadway's hot new talent find, Ron is living the dream of tvery shpwstruck unknown. The handsome young singer's school spotlight saga sets some kind of record for speed, luck and variety. Husmann (say Hoosman) got to town, just out of college, a year ago. A last-minute audition Jwon him work arid soon he was involved in three major stage projects.

Now he shares top billing ttith Maurice Evans in a musical comedy, has a long-term movie job and a contract for a batch of song albums. He also married his classroom sweetheart last winter and pretty soon will be a dad. "I just always knew I wanted to be in the theater and aimed everything at that" says Ron of his growing-up days in Rockford, 111. rn I At Northwestern University, Ron majored in dramatics and steadily dated Patsy Peterson, a vocal student from Tulsa, Okla. Eager to get careers launched, he, Patsy and eight other seniors piled into two cars and sped to New York to get summer show jobs in 1959.

During his first week in a sical tent, a scout for a major talent agency signed him up. But Ron was already hunting a Broadway break for himself and Patsy. "I went along with her to an audition for girls for a musical," he says. "I hadn't been able to get to the male tryout previously, but I asked anyway whether I could sing. "The producers told me to come back a couple of hours later and I did just as they were leaving the theater.

But they stopped and told me to go ahead I did eight bars of "Some Enchanted Evening" and they said they would let me know." The enchantment worked and both he and Patsy got parts in ''If' 1 GENS KELLY Emest Borgnine Zohra Lampert "PAY 03 DIE!" Only FLORENCE ELDRtOSS North of Ft. Lauderdale, State i West of Pompano Arf Out Atlantic Blvd. Ext. WE 3961 1MH --j- 4- HBlr DRIVE-IN THEATER I I I ml il in I Broward County's Finest South Federal Deerfield Beach DRIVE-IN THEATER 4 Zohra Lampert Emest Borgnine S1 I SPECIAL PER CAR SHORT TRIP TO TOP FOR RON HUSMANN shown with wife Patsy, in 'Tenderloin' if "PAY OR DIE" ALAN LADD JEANNE CRAIN GUNS OF THE T1JV18ERLAND 7:00 and 10:45 STARTS TONITE AT EOTH THEATRES I PASSED FOR WHITE" 7:05 10:55 PIUS AT 9:00 ONIV ERNEST BORGNINE "PAY OR DIE" 7:00 10:57 Jamet Franciscos Sonya Wilde Briefs From Hollywood Kim Novak A Gardner Dick Bcgard ANGEL WORE RED till Only I PASSED FOR WHITE ZM BHHnHEHllHESSHHHnHanBHiSHHEBniHHHBBrj I Al UUO DANtA CUT DOORS OPEN 12:45 TODAY fcivNSiT BORGNINE ZOHftA LAMPERT PAY QH DIE! THE MAFIA! 6:50 10:45 "Mad Avenue" is again on the production agenda. Lorin E.

Price, associated with several White Way shows, has taken over the production and set the opening date for mid-February. "I look White I married White Now I must live with a secret that can destroy us both." SONYA WILDE "I PASSED FOR WHITE" Plus! ERNEST BORGNINI "PAY OR DIE!" THB THREAT and THE PICTURE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET inrwtiliVlWii fi in '-'i--ff --Jj VICTOR MATURE RED BUTTONS RHONDA FLEMINO coiS, THE DIG GIRGUS ALL THE DANGER, LOVES, HATES and MYSTERY OP THE 613 TOPI ma "Advise and Consent," now on try out jtour. The original character name, Robert Leffingwell, was altered to William A. 'LeffingwelL because there was Bob on When a Kal federal official of that name turned up, the part was retitled William Leffingham. Still unsatisfied, -the sponsors switched: finally to William Huntington.

NEW YORK. IT) Deferred several times. Frankie Laine's Broadway debut in the musical ADDED ATTRACTION IN PERSONI BURNETT end BETSY en Her BIG WHITE HORSE LAST FIVE DAYS FEATURE TODAY AT In An EXCITING DANGEROUS WHIP ACTl TALE O' THE TIGER RESTAURANT LOUNGE rdHBHBHHHBHBBHBHaBI IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBj; HOLLYWOOD. (J) Kim Novak is building a bomb shelter on her Bel-Air estate for free. Recently on TV's "Person to Person" show, she mentioned that she planned the shelter.

The response from listeners was tremendous. Letters of commendation came from the Office of Civilian Defense applauding her foresight Many people wrote that her remarks made them think about civil defense. Others wanted her advice on how to build shelters. Most' important, a number of contractors offered to build her one free for the publicity. NEW YORK.

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