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Page 6 — The Canadion Jewish N«w«, Friday, January 14lh, 1966
SOPHISTICATION. - Richard Monette as Sinrwn Bliss, Susan Clark as Sore! Bliss shown with Mory Savidge who stars as retired actress Judith Bliss in Noel Coward's Hoy Fever, ot Toronto's Crest Theater till January 29.
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DUKE ELLINGTON MUSIC
Duke Ellington composed the music for Pousse-Cafe, the new musical starring Theodore Bikel and ...Lilo, which will have its world premiere at O'Keefe Center beginning January 24th. The musical is set in New Orleans during the 1920's Marshall Barer wrote the lyrics.
PousseCafe deals with a professor who falls in love with a French honky-tonk entertainer in the Crescent City's French Quarter.
BRILLIANT PLAYWRIGHT
Hay Fever, which is playing currently at the Crest
A LITTLE BIT OF PARIS. - (left to right) Lilo, Theodore Bikel and Beatrice Koy, in a scene from Pousse-Cafe, new musical which will hove its world premiere at Toronto's OK.eete Center tor rwo weeKs oeginmng January 2iih, prior lo Broadway.
famous Soviet' Yiddish Writer Dies
LO.VDON (JCN'S) - The death munist Flag." Since the.T he has
is announced from Kiet' of Mr. Abraham Kahan, a prominent Soviet Jewish novelist, at the age of 65.
Abraham Kahan was bom in Bcrditchcv of a middle-class Jew-j.sh familv. In N2V he wrote m the Yiddish jourr.dl the "Corn-
written many novels, a number of them dealing with the new life in Russia under Communism. His novel on the war against Hitler "On Our Earth" won him much praise in the Russian press.
His last work was about thj
famous Beilis trial dealing with the last ritual murder trial in Kiev shortly  before  the  First i ilaymland."
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Theater through January 29th, depicts Noel Coward, the author, as brilliant, clever and amusing. A prolific writer, Coward has more th£ui 25 plays and musical comedies and a dozen books to his credit. His fihns include Brief Encoimter, Blithe Spirit and durhig World War II he wrote, directed ai^d starred in In Which We serve. Also<he is one of the most accompUsh ed high comedians of the English speaking stage. Coward has appeared in numerous movies.
STAR IN THE KING AND!
Darren McGavin plays the King in The King and I at the Royal Alexandra Theater till Januar)' 22nd. He won his first movie role while playing hookey, from a stu-dio-scene-paintinj crew, be cause a director thought he looked perfect for the part of a tough Pole in Song to Remember. He met and married his wife, former actress Me-Janie York, while
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both'were performing off-Broadway in a play. No Rhyme No Reason. After half-dozen movies, he appeared on TV. In: 1949 he won his first major role of the younger brother Happy in the road company of Death of a Salesman.
HEADS CAST
Rosamond Bume heads the cast in. The Importance
of Being Earnest, at Central Library Theater. She comes from England to play the role of Lady Bracknell in this Oscar Wilde classic The Canadian Players production plays in repertory
with The Glass Menagerie, which opens on January 21st, and Les Grands Departs, by French-Canadian playwright Jacques Langui-rand, in English, schedided to open February 17th.
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ROTHSCHILD WINS CASE AGAINST WRITER
PARIS (JCN'S) - Flammarion. I he French publishers, have agreed to settle out of court the claim for damages tor slander brought against thern by the French Rothschild family.
The claim arose because I ho family sued Flammaricn over a book called "U-s Juifs" ("The Jews") by Roger Peyrefitte. in which aspersions were cast o.i the ancestr\- of the Rothschilds
The court has ordered the excision of certain offensive passages from the book.
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