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TO LAS VEGAS
Roger Williams, the world's largest selling piano artist and favorite humorist and entertainer of the concert stage and TV, will present his own show, From Broadway to Las Vegas, Tuesday, February 8th, through Saturday, February 12th, at O'Keefe Center. Also featured will be comedians Rowan and Martin and songstress Chita Rivera. William will be MC.
Chita Rivera was seen in Bye, Bye Birdie; West Side Story: Mr. Wonderful.
TEAHOUSE
Ted Follows plays Sakini in Teahouse of the August Moon, now at the Royal Alexandra Theater till Saturday, February 12th. Some of his TV shows are: Festival; G. M. Presents; Playdate; US Steel Hour. He also appeared with the Stratford Shakespearian Festival from 955 through 1959 and has toured with Canadian Players. He now lives in Toronto with his actress wife, Dawn Greenhaigh, and their three children.
Doug Croslcy (Captain Fisby) performed on TV with Wayne and Shuster and Juleitte; he was on the Johnny Carson Show, the Mike Douglas Show. Last summer-he MC'd the Canadian National Exhibition Show starring Bob Hope and Victor Borge.
MYSTERY CHILLER
Friedrich Burrenmatt's The Physicists, now being seen at the Crest, contains the elements of a James Bond thriller-murder, mystery and espionage.... The plot centers around three "mad" atomic scientists who live in a mental institution run by an aristocratic, hunch - backed
spinster psychiatrist. One scientist thinks he is Sir Isaac Newton, another imagines he is Albert Einstein and the third insists he receives visitations from King Solomon.
Norman Welsh plays Mo-bius, the scientist who claims to be under the influence of King Solomon; James Edmond is cast as Newton; Vanya Franck plays the female psychiatrist. Murray Davis directs; sets are designed by Peter Farmer.
VAL PRINGLE A HIT
Val Pringle, young protege of Harry Belafonte who sings at Castle George since last Monday, is proving an instant hit. The popular entertainer is appearing nightly to an enthusiastic, capacity crowd.
The well known Phil An-tonacci Quartet appears also this week at George's Spaghetti House where,the specialty is the finest Italian cuisine Toronto has to offer.
FINAL PRODUCTION
Rehearsals are under way for Canadian Players' sixth and final production of its first Toronto season at Cen tral ■ Library Theater. The play is, The Departures. Written originally in French by Jacques Languirand, the English version is by Albert Bermel. The play opens on February 17th and is directed by Jacques Zouvi, well known in Montreal as a leading director and actor of French theater and television.
The cast features Barbara Hamilton, Paxton Whitehead, Rosamond Bume, Charles Palmer, Sylvia Shore and Frank Aldous. Sets and costumes are designed bv. Mark Negin.
The other plays in repertory are The Importance of Being Earnest and The Glass Menagerie. The first season comes to a close at the end of April.
THIRD OFFERING
After a 14-week straight run of The Typists and The Tiger, and an 8-week run of the musical Cindy, the Belmont Theater Productions team of Ben and Sylvia Len-nick with Jack Marigold offers now Clifford Odets' drama, The Country Girl, at the Hydro Theater.
Odets was one of the lead ing playwrights to emerge from the thirties.
RKlPi OF THE WEEK
iMARBLE CHIFFO.V CAKE
2 abs. sugar 2 lbs. cocoa '■i tsp. baking soda 2 lbs. hot water 'i cup sugar
It cups sifted cake flour i tsp. salt 3 cup water i cup vegetable oil J egg yolks 1 tsp. lemon flavoring .1 egg whites \ tsp. cream ol tartar
Pre-heal oven to 325 degrees. ,\li.\ together sugar, cocoa, baking soda hot water. Allow to cool. Sift together into mixing i50wl "4 cup sugar, cake flour, salt and baking powder. Make a well in center and add water, oil, egg yolks and lemon flavoring. Beat uniil .'.mooth. Place I egg whites form very still speaks, Fold egg whites into flour mi.\. turc until well blended. Do not i stir but fold by bringing rubber I scraper down, under, across and up through mixture.
Divide batter in half. To onc-haif add cocoa mixture; fold in gently. Pour plain and chocolate batter alternately into ungreas-cd 9.inch tube pan. Mix batter
;cnlly once or twice. Bake In ' .')2j degrees oven about I hour: or until cake springs back when 1 lightly touched with finger. Turn., (wn upside down immediately: i ' suspend so surface  does  not I I touch   anything   until cold, i Loosen sides of cake with spatula to remove from pan. Frost >vith plain butter or chocolate icing.
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AST EXHIBUIOK-OILS
FEBRUARY 7 • 19
by members of
Ontario Society of Artists
YORK TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY AUDITORIUM
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RETURN ENGAGEMENT BY POPULAR DEMAND
VAL PmNGLE
Protege of Harrjr Belofonte
Now appearing
Licenied Dining Room
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Upttoire
DLKidas St. cor. Sherbourne
GEORGE'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE
Wide selection of fine Italian food APPEARING THIS WEEK
PHIi ANWCI
' QUARTET
Licensed Dining Room 925-0841
Whether before or after the Theatre—Donee—or Gome include GEORGE'S in your program when planning a poity.
Dundos St. cor. Sherbourne
ODE ON THEATRES
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STARTS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3nl
Mognifieent odventure on all the actual settings in Norway
KIRK DOUGLAS, RICHARD HARRIS and ULU JACOBSSON
THE HEROES
VOCALIZING. - Charles Wall-rith, as he sings in the number, Leader of the Bond, from the Cole Porter Show now being seen nightly at Toronto's favorite. Old Angelo's.
Receives Cross Of Merit
Dr. Ludvvig Berger, 74, German-Jewish author, film and stage producer, has been awarded the Great Service Cross with Star of the Federal West German Order of Merit to mark the 50th anniversary of his career and his work as a producer of Shakespeare's plays.
IN JAZZ MUSICAL. - Gory Krawford, who performs in Pousse Cafe, starring Lilo and Theodore Bikel, at Toronto's O'Keefe Center till tomorrow, Soturday, February 5th.
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CENTRAL LIBRARY THEATRE 20 ST. GEORGE ST.
Tonight of 8:30 NOW PLAYING IN REPERTORY
THE m MENAGERIE
and
THE IMPOIITANCE OF BDNG EARNEST
For Reservations phone 924-A944
Alexandra^
^60 KING ST W.^« PHONE 3t3.43lj|
NOW PLAYING
THRU SAT. FEB. 12
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SEATS on SALE 11 a.m.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THEATRI P.^RTIES OF 2S or MORE
Mon. to Thurs. Eyes. $2.50 to $5.00 Fri. I Sot. Eves. $3.00 to $5.50 Mot. Wed. & Sot.     $2.00 to $4.00
DINE AT Ed'i Worehouie Restouront
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Nathan Cohen
A MUSICAL FOR CHILDREN
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9 p.m.
TORONTO WORKSHOP PRODUCTIONS RESTRVATIONS 535.4412 »
NOW PLAYING
Ben Bagley's
'the Decline and Fall of the Entire Worid oi Seen Through the eyet of
CUE PORfER
revisited.
Mon. - Thurs. - 9 p.m. Fri. - Sot. 8.30, 10.30 UPSTAIRS AT
OLD ANGELO'S
368-7601 45 ELM STREET
7TH WEEK I MARCELIO MASTROIANNI and URSULA ANDRESS in
"THE TENTH VICTIM"
NOWPUYINGI
A DEEPLY SENSITIVE MOTION PICTURE! Norman Alden & Tomara Daykorhanora in
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ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
STARTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd
MODERN SOPHISTICATED SEX FARCE MICHELE MERCIER • SYLVA KOSCINA In
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"LOVE IN 4 DIMENSIONS'
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THEATRE IN TORONTO
• by BARBARA I. PEARL-
POUSSE CAFE: mVINDIBITED
The only thing with which one can credit Pousse Cafe is its cdlorfulness and Red Light character. Otherwise, the brassy musical at O'Keefe Center is nonde-.script and mediocre. Were it merely a glimpse at the seamy side of life, it could pass for a third-rate sort of entertainment. Based, however, on The Blue Angel of some thirty odd years ago — it falls short. One merely can conclude that it takes more than just a good sob story to melt a blase audience of the 'si.xties. ■A    * *
Lilo is a fine aciress. it is unfortunate, though, that the comparison is made with a Dietrich who became a star in the original version uf the .s!ul who tielped a professor deteriorate from a respectable position in societv to the lowest dregs of life.
Theodore Bikel, however, brings mcjmentum and com passion. In the role ol Pii.>-fessor George Riiter, he is; aware of his follv. Seek-ngi the love and allection he I has been denied most of hisj life, he goes the wav o( all flesh — and cannot help it.
Mr. Bikci's e.xpressions of sympathy for the Protessor. his delicate manners and beautiful \oice are superb. . Gary   Krawford brinsjs
credibility to the youth John Harmon whom the Professor saves from life's pitfalls and who, in return, scorns his teacher for having strayed.
Jeff Siggins makes a delightful Arthur Owen, Jr.,. the innocent little college-lad who finds himself in the-middle of everything sordid. For the rest, it is all so much glorified night club. .
And where is Duke Ellington whovvrote the score? In-place of the famous, soul-JT stirring music, methodical-wail of dissonants and sim-? pie melody, there is served an assortment of rehashed-sound, a cacophony of noise.;
Hotels To Cater To Tourist Trade
HAIFA. (JCNSI UnlcNS concessions iccommciidcd six months ai;u aic inliuducoLl bv th-- government, the piiiv ••Iroe/e" in Israeli hotels will be lilted before the tourist sea>-on begins in March, at\ordinc lo the jieneral manager ol the HoleK A-s(;cialion.
He viid in Ihht.T that price inu-eases ueie inevitable because of :he sieen rise in running e.x-pe'T-es, and he pointed out that ihe recommendations would allow the import of materials duty iree, reduced waier and electri-,itv rales and help fur short-lerm lo;'ns.
The re^umniendations, re-eo'jni.sing lourisl hotels as an •export industry", were approved bv the .\Iinisurs ol Finance and Tourism in the l.ist government.
m O'KEEFE CENTRE
ISSSi      FRONT &YONGE EM.3-6633
ONE WEEK ONLY! FEB. 8-12
from Broadway to Las VegaJ I
ROGER ROWAN WILLIAMS MARTIN
'     IXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
CHITA RIVERA
with
'  BONI ENTEN & JACKIE CRONIN
EVENINGS 8.30 — SATURDAY MATINEE 2 P.M.
ruts TO THURS. EVES 54.50, S3.50, S2,75, S2,00 FRI. i SAT. EVES. S5 50, 54.25, S3 25, S2 50 SATURDAY MAT. 53.50, 52.75, 52 00, 51.50
BOX OFFICE OPEN 11 A.M. - 9 P.M.
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International intrigue and espionagi - a suspense thriller I OPENS I
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NOW PLAYING!
CHARLTON HESTON and REX HARRISON in
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UNIVERSITY
IIOOG SI. WEST NIAD BAY
Box Office open 12 noon to 9 p.m.
STARTS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4th
AGATHA CHRISTIE'S
"TEN LimE INDIANS"
Starring Hugh O'Brian, Shirley Eaton, Daliah Lavi
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JULIE ANDREWS |^
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Matinees Dojlr 2 PAV (During Mr oxIAiiirat Evenings of 8 PAl. MwlJng Sunday)
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STARTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd
Entertainment filled with the Unexpected ond Bizarre
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OUR MAN FLINT
Starring JAMES COBURN, LEE J. COBB. GIU GOLAN
TWIN AUDITORIUM HOLLYWOOD
I Cinemascope Color by Deluxo ■ Adult I ' Entertainment
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