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COLORFUL COSTUME Stephanie Salmers of Osh- awa is all dolled up in her native Ukrainian costume during a rehearsal for the annual Oshawa Folk Festi- val July 1, in which she wil] participate with hun- Mamie Strikes It Rich Marries Baseball Player | New Liz- By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Ed- 2 \ward Albee's study. of faculty |life at a small college, Who's Afonid af Uleninia Want? hea its world premiere at the Holly- wood Pantages before one of the most critical audiences in re- cent times. Everyone wanted to see if the movie proved as good as the ad- vance notice. It did. Seldom has such searing drama, laced with outrageous comedy, been viewed on a movie screen. As of now, the film is the front-runner for the 1966 Oscars in all departments, Elizabeth Taylor abandons all glamor to play a blowzy, brawling harri- dan with utter conviction. Rich- Movie Gets Raves |been swayed by the fact that | The film will doubtless shock! Richard ("~~ SATURDAY NIGHT ance of large portions of the | film industry's self-censorship! code. The beleaguered code ad- ministrator, Geoffrey Shurlock, Gcniea tie fim @ seat because of its obvious infractions. He Was overruled by a couri of iasi resort -- the company presi- dents. \ Presumably the film chiefs reaoned that Virginia Woolf was' a modern classic that should not! be diluted. They may also have OLD TIME ond MODERN Dance to RUDY VELTRI AND HIS RED BARN NEW TORNADOS Torente's Mest Versetile Group Warner Brothers had invested $7,500,000 in the project and was willing to forbid attendance | by those, under 18 unless ac-/ companied by parents. | DANCE| "TODAY! The breath-taking race for | Hollywood's highest | award! "a SFPHEN BOND LAE SOMMER MIJOBERLE-ELEMNORPARAER UILLSTJOHN TONY BENNET > ax EDIEADAMS: In Pathe COLOR ADULT ard Burton for the first time registers as a screen actor) rather than as a stage per-| former working at films. Sandy Dennis and George Se-| gal are superb as the young | couple who stumble into the) wild, drunken night. The screen-| play of Ernest Lehman, who also produced, curbs most of the excess wordiness of the play. And Mike Nichols makes the most impressive debut as a di- rector since Orson Welles filmed Citizen Kane. The first reviews were unani- | mously enthusiastic. Philip K. Scheuer, Los Angeles Times: "monumental . . . a master- work.'"' George H. Jackson, Los Angeles Herald-Examiner: 'a slashing, fiery experience." Daily Variety; "briiliant ... an artistic bulls eye.' Hollywood Reporter: "a masterpiece." AUDIENCE RESTRAINED Oddly, the premier audience dreds of others. There will be a parade in the morn- ing. The afternoon and eve- ning performances will be at the Oshawa Shopping Centre. ~--Whitehall Studio, Toronto | was because a professional au- ldience is often less responsive | than a general one, Perhaps the |savagery of the Albee charac-| |ters and the shock of their lan-| |guage suppressed reaction. | At any rat», the Hollywood |crowd--the movie-going public }--will be talking about Virginia | Woolf for some time, and not merely because of its. towering DALLAS, Tex. (AP)--Blonde|was being sent to Lodi of the|4™ama. actress Mamie Van Doren and/California League. Both Dallas- The film was made in defi- baseball pitcher Lee Meyers,|Fort Worth and Lodi are Chi-| reputed heir to-a $1,000,000/cago Cubs farm clubs. He won| Meyers is scheduled to inherit fortune who was demoted Tues-|two games and lost three with| $1,000,000 when he reaches age day to the bottom of the minor) Dallas-Fort Worth after being|21 and another $1,000,000 when leagues, are married, Meyers} with the Cubs until the last day|he becomes 30. of spring training last year. a confirmed Wednesday. Meyers, 20, of Huntington Beach, Calif, said he and Miss|some money from the estate of Van Doren, 33, were married his grandfather, Paul S. Meyers, | May 4 in Boise, Idaho. It is her| jormer 2ND BIG WEEK COLUMBU PICTURES prasents, Meyers said he would inherit manager of western second marriage and his first. states for McCall's magazine. Miss Van Doren; playing sum- mer stock in Gentlemen Prefer | - Blondes at Cedar Grove, N.J., and the young pitcher met in 1964 when he was with Los angelés Angels of the Ameri- can League. Reached at the theatre, she} said: "I'm glad the news is out.| Now I feel much more re-| lieved." | She said she and Meyers had| planned to keep the marriage| a secret until next week when) her show closes. GOING TO LODI | Meyers, a_ six-foot-one, 180-| } ound left-hander, was notified) TORONTO \ cunaieiabiia y the Dallas-Fort Worth ate eealilenaeal of the Texas League Tuesday he IZZA_ || Phone 723-0241 i er 728-0192 I EPI'S i From Young Couples A-Courtin' Te Anniversary The Dallas Times Herald said EARN UP TO $100 A WEEK OR MORE ~| BIG PAY JOBS WAITING for MARVEL GRADUATES, | | Marvel Hoirdressing Schools in. principal. cities offer ex- elusive "MARVEL TOUCH" training. Complete course DAY or EVENINGS. For free brochure, write or visit, MARVEL BEAUTY SCHOOLS Established over 40 years. Cc Dept. OT, 219 Bloor St. W. 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