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1 i ebruary 6 1965 Buffalo Evening News Amusements 9 At Studio on Wednesday AT THE PARAMOUNT Marie Sebest is Carol Burnett In Again AT MUSIC CONVENTION Arts estival Without this self many REE ELECTRIC HEATERS Thomas Giancarlo IMIDMTE SHOW TOHITE at your COMMUNITY THEATRE 3 pro School Grade Phone No ILUAMSMLIE SHERIDAN DR Nr Gr Is Bridge TR 5 5301 UNION bet BROADWAY ond GENESEE IHRUWAY EXIT 52 Phon NT33939 BURLESKj for a Nun' 8:30 except 48 Nation Meeting On Classic Drama I I talk Vlr A BRIE intermission and a miraculous influx of cool air refreshed players and listeners basking in the uncomplicated melodic splendor of Johann While careful preparation was evident the 85 players by now relaxed responded with beauti ful spontaneity Enter now the 100 players of the Kiltie Symphony Band of the College of ine Arts Carnegie Institute of Technology conduct ed by Richard Strange with bandsmen and pipers in colorful tartans of hearings on charges have been heard Now Miss Burnett says her doctors believe she is sufficient ly recovered to resume work Whether she will also continue in the TV series Enter could not be learned at this time pro ducers charged she was more interested in doing that than in the stage musical While in Japan the couple had a son whom they named Scott Wheatley was born on May 5 the Japanese reports Tom THIS TYPE of murder mys tery been performed on the New York theatrical scene for a long time and there is much relish in bringing back the era of claws coming out of the walls and other shock de vices in evidence at Stage 73 321 East 73d St I prefer the better drama kind of theater the show is sheer fun to Tom notes "or some reason such plays are in fashion now with a cur rent taste for the grotesque like the Addams family on TV It is nice to be a part of The performer the son of Mrs Irving A Goetz 313 ifth St Jamestown attended Hamburg High and State University Col lege at Buffalo In addition to his acting chores Tom moonlights as a Gal Buf AM Sun WNY Man Busy Acting in NY iz i' i i Teaching After Year in Japan EE ELECTRIC HEATERIQ HITS IN COLOR i THE DISORDERLY ORDERLY 1 Jrry Lewis Suian Oliver UN IN ACAPULCO I Elm Presley Uriula Andraea ROM THE TERRACE Paul Newman Joanne Woodward SHOWTIME 7130 PM MAJOR STUDIO Pre Release SCREENING TONITE at 8:15 PM in the that she won the award) Miss Duell performs as a jazz and pop vocalist in clubs in the Toron to and Hamilton areas Mitchell Cohan a Studio faithful will have the role of Mr Tubbs a small town Mis sissippi jail keeper in "Re a far cry from his last role that of the arch bishop in REE ELECTRIC HEATERS HITS IN COLOR A SUMMER PLACE Sandra Troy Dnnahuw SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS Natalie WMd Warren Beaty HONEYMOON HOTEL Robert Goulet Robert Morse AS OR THE MODERN thea ter in Tokyo the actor relates: "I did catch a few of the West ern efforts which in my opinion live up to the New York presentations of Western work it is admirable that the Japanese are internationally minded As yet they have not found the way of doing Western things so that they are meaning ful for them Most is merely One aspect that the Wheatleys found amusing was the fact that although the Japanese speak English they sing rock and roll play guitars and sing folksongs with English words even though they know what they are about Tom speaks ecstatically about the Japanese people and uses adjectives like "marvelous kind giving and thoughtful" 3 6475 TRANSIT at WEHRLE THRUWAY EXIT 49 i Use This Entry orm to Send Your Views to Youth Speaks' Theaccompanying manuscript offered for publi i cationin the YOUTH SPEAKS Column of TheBuf Evening News is my own work and is submitted 'with tlie understanding that $5 will be paid to the author of each article published: signature Check box if recent photograph of self is available AT AffAoARA HE SUGGESTS that anyone who still harbors a hostile feel ing as an aftermath of the war years should "go there and get it out of his Tom who was on Broadway in the Pulitzer prize play the Way Home" has also done much TV work and is being considered for something else on Broadway Soon there may be another family representa tive aiming for the stage "My brother Peter Goetz who is 22 is going to school at redonia State and he wants to come to New York He's pres ident of the drama society at school and he was voted the best actor ever had Not just best of the year but best ever '36 Escape Has To Be Total rpHE suspense in in the Paramount depends on your first suspending your sense of logic It is after all an escape movie (you get to escape from the various wars of today while James Garner escapes from the Nazis) and if you're going to be captious about it and insist on reason miss all the fun and a lot You for example question an American major be ing given eyery last detail of Day plans and then packed off to Lisbon to find out from an unreliable informer whether the Germans suspect Nor can you question that the Germans know he knows and anticipate the Lisbon trip far enough in advance to construct an entire ersatz Army hos pital compound in Germany complete non accented patients and per sonnel TWIST TOMORROW 1 6 PM TO 2 GREAT BANDS! THE VIBRATOS THE MANIACS KE BUS SERVICE SUNDAY AND ROM GLEN PARK EL AVIV Delegates from 48 nations are expected to attend the 11th biennial congress of the International Theater In stitute here during June The Institute is a branch of the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organiza tion Name of parent or guardian AND YOU certainly doubt that the Germans would enlist for his nurse a concentra tion camp prisoner (Eva Marie Saint tells how she was wasting away but she's filled out nicely) instead of one of the Nazi nurses they have all over the grounds Once in an accepting mood you'll find enough tension in the actual proceedings to take your mind off such minor fallibilities James Garner who was a great coward last time out in Americanization of Emi has been rehabilitated into the courageous major After his capture in Lisbon he is taken to that fake hospital and turned over to a German doctor officer who has developed drugs and other methods to make him (the major) believe that six years have elapsed the war is over and had amnesia all that time By WILLIAM WOL Special to Buffalo Evening Aet'i XTEW YORK Actor Tom Wheatley who hails from Hamburg believes in throwing himself completely 'What ever role he plays when on stage so why not in real life? When Tom and his wife Abbie an actress went to live in Japan for a year alter Tom 'won a ulbright scholarship' they settle down to the posh existence a Americans choose 1 They lived Japanese style getting into the' swing of Tokyo life in a Japanese type apartment with straw matting instead of beds and all the other trappings' Now they back in New York and Torn has the lead in the off broadway mystery play "The Cat and the the comedy chiller first done here in 1922' "I play the lead the part Bob Hope did in the movie ver sion" says the young acting veteran "It's a kind of funny role and I'm the hero who ends up with the girl but I also become WEST TWIN WAID8N AT DICK RD NT3 B44S CURRENT apartment living now seems a long way from the Oriental experiences: had a Japanese style apartment in a Japanese section of the city where few Americans lived There was no central heating so it was a little cold We ate Japanese food went shopping in the neighborhood learned the language enough to get around and my wife even got an as signment teaching English on a Japanese tv station "The theater in Tokyo so diverse ranging from the Noh theater that dates to the year 1300 to the modern I stud ied dancing music costumes and acting work of the Noh and Kabuki productions and would read the scores in advance to help me understand "Even some Japanese don't understand the Noh The lan guage would be comparable to dur reading Chaucer or becom ing familiar with Shakespearean language loved the Kubuki thea he adds can go from being as theatrical as a circus to as realistic as we are at the Studio of which a Youth Group Performs Admirably By NELL LAWSON rpHE brilliant imagery of Stra vinsky's 1947 concert ver sion of performed by the student players of The New England Conservatory of Music won a major victory over the heat and discomfort of a huge audience of music educa tors riday evening in the Stat ler Hilton Ballroom rederik Prausnitz now in his fourth year as conductor of the orchestra guided the earnest young players in a remarkably mature performance where tickl ish solos were taken accurately and with considerable verve This was a principal event in the current meeting of the East ern Division Music Educators National Conference The audi ence responded with a vigorous standing tribute and prolonged applause YOUTH SPEAKS for Anne HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Anne rancis has signed with War ner Bros to star 'in "Brain a modern psychological drama 9:30 Shift 45c per game Plus ringe Benefits 574 Young St Tcna NX 4 4120 Ask for Tony HU Karen A Clapp the decisions our public officials make are their own per sonal decisions because they lack instruction followingand attention from the very men who placed them Our world our country indeed our own City of Buf falo are riddled with problems that could be righted by men functioning not only as thinkers and complainers but as doers CONIDENCE By THOMAS GIANCARLO St Collegiate Institute Sophomore Confidence is truly a strange thing When we go about doing something we rriust have confidence enough to think we can do it and do it well assurance any task to be done be comes mammoth in proportion The most successful people in any field are so because they know what they can do They believe in themselves and their talents so that whatever they do is done to the best of their ability Of course one must first have some skill in which to have confidence Some people are afraid to show confidence in themselves Actually what they are afraid of is failure We fear making mistakes however If we supposed to err at one time or another we would all have been made perfect That would be quite boring We learn from our errors and the next time we try to do something it quite as difficult Confidence in ourselves can cause humiliation if we should fail but if we are unsure of ourselves from the start we can hardly hope to accomplish very much Confidence takes courage but that is what sets the pattern for success for all Leagues 0 1 Home address i RICHARD CASEY for years director at Melody air currently is auditioning players in New York City for the four Ionesco plays to be presented during the Buffalo estival of the Arts Today The plays which Mr Casey will The Leader promptu oursome and Bedlam Galore will have their profes sional premiere in America March 6 in Upton Hall State University College at Buffalo The Buffalo ine Arts Academy will sponsor the performances to run through March 12 Tickets are available through Theater Series Inc 674 Main St wm 875 8260 Capricorn Restaurant and Nite Club NIAGARA AT HERTEL LOOR SHOWS EVERY NITE Dinner Show 9:00 PM 3 GREAT SHOWS EVERY RI SAT NIGHT NEW EVE EVERY SAT NITE REE hats horns noisemakers Little dp they realize that their manners reflect on Their personality and they are judged on them In high school their teachers and counselors are observing and re cording their behavior towards teachers and towards each "other These records will be used in determining their jobs and their futures SONGS" a quick march by Ralph Vaughan Williams based on three familiar English tunes and Vincent Symphony No 6 for Band tart and invigorating were followed by an unusual presentation of "Introduction Theme and Vari written by Philip Cate linet The composer conducted and his son Barry was the solo ist in difficult and unusual euphonium passages The players breezed through the intricacies of lorent taxing "Dionysiaques" an impressionistic evocation of mythical revels with the ease of confident and well taught 'youth Buffalo Schools Superintendent Joseph Manch welcomed the educators including the co spon soring State School Music Asso ciation congratulating perform ers and teachers on their skill and dedication BUS EXCURSION TO ROCHESTER ALAN BERGMANN with the original Broadway cast LUTHER SAT EB 20 (Matinee) AUDITORIUM THEATRE Orchestra Seat tt Round Trip Leaving Buffalo at 9:30 AM (Individual Ticket Complete Also Available) CRICKET TICKET SERVICE 835 2828 REE ELECTRIC HEATERS HITS IN COLOR GOODBYE CHARLIE Debbie Reynolds Tony Curtis Pat Boone SUNDAY IN NEW YORK Jane onda Cliff Robertson IVE MILES TO MIDNIGHT Sophia Anthony Perkini COLOR CARTOON CARNIVAL JUST SIT THERE By KAREN A CLAPP Bennett High School Junior I want to4 protest the lethargy and procrastination I see exhibited today I am aware of the fact that this quo" is hundreds of years old But is that an ex cuse lor man to be wasteful lazy and selfish for hundreds more? We waste our leisure time read ing trashy literature and watching television programs we do not really enjoy We spend time eating food we do not want and talking to peo ple we do not like Then we sit down to complain about the unfavorable state of af fairs but do not attempt to do a thing in the way of correction We are actually tolerating matters in juring our own well being Just electing government of ficials Is not enough Too often HUMAN BONDAGE Kim Novak Laurence Harvey BEEN SLEEPING IN MY BED? eolor Dean Martin Eliz Montjnmery LOLITA James Maion Sue Lyon Shelley Winters bros' STAR IHRUWgr txn 56 SO Pimm 5 OC65 Special to Buffalo Evening New XTEW YORK The hassle be tween Carol Burnett and the producers of Out ade has been settled to the apparent satisfaction of all parties Miss Burnett has agreed to return to work and the musi cal which closed Noy 14 will reopen eb 15 at the Mark Hellinger "ade was doing near capacity business (abou $80000 a week) when Miss Burnett left the show Oct 17 for hospital treatment of an old neck injury The boxoffice immediately dipped and the musical finally shuttered The producers filed charges against her with Actors Equity and she countered with charges against them A number i THE BONNET i 4049 Delaware Ave ofers you PRIME RIBS BEEauju( TENDERLOIN or Two1" I WHOLE YELLOW PIKE Call or Reservation 1 TR 7 0562 1 Woek End luring i no densrioni VIBRATOS PLUS THE MANIACS COMING EB 16 1 THE KINGSMEN i Advance Tickets 99c i At the Town Casino Glen Catlno 1 (Sun afternoon) record departments of 998 Thruway plan and i TOWN CASINO LOUNGE 6S1 Main St TL 2 73881 OPEN SUN ONLY Th I ETIQUETTE By MARIE SEBEST Riverside High School Junior s': 1 7 when the etiquette is mentioned to teen agers today too many of them give an odd look as if to sayr 21Who needs They say it is senseless and that only refined people use it wnat they do Jiot understand is that they could be by the 'everyday use of 3' These teenagers are not young irresponsible! children anymore However they want to shy from ttjeir responsibilities of 'being young adults This includes imanners They feel it is a task toTie polite and show concern and feel i jng or others ZiU: If they exhibit courtesy they are afraid will jeer' at them Yet they expect respectfrom others although they have no regard for the others kA ZL Little do they realize that their manners reflect TOM WHEATLEY In "The Cat and the drama and speech teacher at Rutgers University in Newark and is working on a doctorate "Burning both is the way he describes juggling the academic and professional work RESEARCH for his doctoral thesis was what sent him to Japan to study the Noh and Kabuki theaters famed dramat ic institutions of the country THIS EVENING 1:30 Concert Eastmen Philharmonla and Music Educator's Chorus director Walter Hendl Kleinhans Music Hall 9 and 11 Music program by Richard Stanley lutenist and guitarist Boar's Head Theater Restaurant 504 Pearl SUNDAY 1 5 Art exhibit Water Color League ot wesTern ew vorx upron nan lery State University College at falo Monday through riday 8:30 4:30 PM Saturday 9 AM 1 PM day 1 5 PM through eb 19 1 Third Annual Buffalo Winter Carnival Delaware Park 2 6 Exhibit opening works of artists of the Northwest and seascapes by artists of the Northeast Sistl Gal leries 469 ranklin through eb 21 2:30 Concert Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Lukas oss featur ing cellist Janos Starker Kleinhans Music Hall Also Tuesday at 8:30 PM 3 Gallery talk at Albright Knox Art Gallery 1 PM estival of Nations German Ameri can Program featuring Buffalo Zither Club choirs of United German Singing Societies Schuhplattler Verein Edelweis and German American Musician As sociation Historical Society Bldg I pm Recital by Oraanist Kenneth Powell Trinity Episcopal Church 8 Liberal orum "Shouldn't Com munists Teach?" Dr Marvin Zimmer man associate professor of philosophy UB Unitarian Universallst Church Elmwood 8 West erry MONDAY 3:30 Panel discussion "A Community View of Academic reedom at UB" sponsored by UB Student Senate Con ference Theater UB Norton Hall TUESDAY 10:30 Coffee hour art discussion "Re cent Acquisitions" Mrs Leslie Curtiss Atongni Knox Ari uaiiery I Photographic Club technical gram Museum of Science WEDNESDAY 2:30 PM Lilian airchild travel "Cambodia and Thailand" Miss ginia Nye Museum of Science 0:30 Open house "Chinese Evening" featuring art exhibit film and music International Institute 8:30 Art appreciation film "Dreams That Money Can Buy" dealing with vi sions of such artists as Max Ernst Marcel Duchamps and Alexander Cal der Albright Knox Art Gallery 8:30 PM Studio Theater presents Wil liam auiKners "Keouiem the theater Evenings at eb 15 through eb 20 TUllDtnAV Kellogg Observatory open house viewing of the moon two days after first quarter under supervision of Ernst Both curator of astronomy Museum of Science RIDAY I PM Student musical "Bye Bye Birdie" Kenmore West High School cast faculty director Samuel Starr i 'school auditorium Also eb 13 at 8 PM I Matthau Cast HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Walter Matthau landed the role of a cowardly comic detective in with Gregory Peck and Diane Baker 5 ELMWOOD (INDOOR THEATRE ELMWOODot UTICA TT 2 1647 Mt St Wins Contest TTRAMA competition attended by 1600 persons in Canisius High School riday was won by Mt St Joseph jAcademy Sec ond prize was won by Holy Angels Academy third by Sac red llcart Academy I Other participating groups who presented short skits were Mt' St and Nardin Academies Canisius Cardinal Dougherty High and McQuaid High of Rochester The three winning schools re ceived trophies from the Rev Donald Kirsch SJ rector of Canisius High A dance in the gymnasium followed the show in person A CASloBURlKKEK Staggering Roles HOLLYWOOD Waldo Lard who snecializes in nlavinp drunks staggered through his GLEN CASINO sucn ixJie in me war 2 RECOMMENDED HITS IN COLOR GOODBYE CHARLIE Tony Curtis Dobbi Reynolds ROM THE TERRACE Bkul Iahh IAIaujkJ I ABBOTT Abbott Road at Ridge reeH0W starts AT PM prklne SAT and SUN: Tonv Curtis Debbie Reynolds Pat Boone in at 200 5:50 'I 9:55 Pius Glenn ord Nancy Kwan I in Is the at 4:00 7:501 Starts Wed: The Three Stooges in I Outlaws Is Coming" plus ol Eden' ALLENDALE 203 Allen at Elmwood (I TT 6 SAT: jacK Lemmon I Carole Lynley Edie Adams in I der the Yum Yum at 9:28 tsiana ot me oue uoipiuiis ai 7:50 SUN: the Yum Yum at 5:40 9:08 ot Blood at 2:30 ot the Blue at 3:57 and 7:30 ANGOLA Main St Angola 549 9887 SAT: Superb entertainment i sheer beauty of production! Richard Burton Peter In in color at 8:00 only Mat at 2:00 SUN: Thru Tues Tops in suspense! Henry onda in (point of no return) at 8:00 only! Excellent cast! Mat Sun at 2:30 APOLLO Jefferson at Utica TT 3 SAT: This Is it! One of the 10 best of the year! Bernie Ham lltrm and Barbara Barrie In "One Potato Two Potato" at 3:45 6:45 and 9:50 Pius Brian Donlevy An drea Bavard in "Girl In Room at 2:00 5:30 and 8:30 SUN: This Is it! One of the best 10 of the year! Bernie Hamilton Barbara Barrie in "One Two Potato" at 3:45 6:45 and 9:50 Plus Brian Donlevy and Andrea Bayard in In Room at 2:00 5:30 and 8:30 Starts Wed! 1st run showing of 3 Stooges in "The Outlaws Is AURORA Aurora 652 SAT Tony Curtis Natalie Wood tn "Sex and the Single Complete shows at 7:00 and 9:10 PM SUN! Mat at 2:00 "Sex and the Single Eve complete show at 7:00 and 9:10 PM BAILEY Bailey at Genesee TX 2 SAT: Special Mat at 2:00 Billy Rose's with Doris Day Jimmy Durante and Stephen Boyd In Cinemascope and color Plus cartoon carnival in color Eve at 5:00: Paul Newman Claire Bloom Laurence Harvey in at 6:40 and 10:00 Co hit Jane onda Alain Delon in "Joy House" at 5:05 and 8:20 PM SUN: Sandra Dee Robert Goulet Andy Williams in "I'd Rather Be In color at 2:00 5:10 and 8:25 Co hit Ernest" Borg nine and Jean Willes in "McHale's in color shown at 3:40 6:55 land Starts WedLlst Buttnlo showing nf the 3 Stooges In "The Outlaws Is BROADWAY Broadway st Jefferson TL 2 Closed today! Coming soon: "The and "Go Johijny GENESEE 1600 Genesee TX 3 1600 SAT and SUN: Special klddla matinee at 2:00 Elvis Presley in Plus Gordon Scott in "Tarzan the Magnificent" Eve show one complete show starting at 7:30 James ranciscus in "Youngblood Hawke" at 9:25 Plus red MacMur ray in "Kisses for My at 7:35 PM GLEN Williamsville 2 2135 SAT and SUN: Mat at 2:15 to 5:00 William Holden in "Bridge on the River Kwai" at 7:15 LANCASTER SAT: Glenn ord Nancy Kwan In Is the Hunter" And SUN: Janies ranciscus Suzanne Pleshette in Hawke" And "Here Come the LOVEJOY Lovejoy at Gold 892 8310 SAT: Peter onda in "Young Lovers" at 8:10 And Vincent Price in of Red Death" in color at 6:45 and 10:00 PM SUN: Giant matinee at 1:15 to the End of the plus plus Stooge comedy plus cartoons con tinuous Eve: Kim Novak Laurence Harvey In Human Bondage" at 6:30 "Voyage to the End ot the at 5:10 and 3:15 PALAciCiiamiturg SAT: Jerry Lewis In the wacky "Disorderly Orderly" in color shown at 7:00 and 9:50 Also Bobby Vinton In Party" at 8:40 only SUN: Shirley MacLalne Paul Newman Robert Mitchum In a Way to in color Also Glenn ord Suzanne Pleshette In "ate Is the Hunter" Mat at 2:00 Also eve performances RIVIERA in the Tonawandas NX 2 2113 SAT: Paul Newman as "The at 5:30 9:23 And Joann Woodward in "The at' 7:45 oolv SUN: Steve McQueen in at 3:35 6:35 and 9:40 And at 2:10 5:10 and 8:15 Both In color Watch for the "Outlaws Is RIVOLI 1111 Broadwv TX 2 SAT: Sandra Dee Andy Wllliamt In "I'd Rather Be And James Darren Pamela Tiffin in "The Lively Both ii) color SUN: Rock Hud son Doris Day in "Send Me No' lowers" And Tipple Iiedren Sean Connery In Both in color STAR Tonawanda NX 3 SATu and SUN: Show starts at 2:00 Julie Andrews James Garner In Amnrlco Izallon of Emily" at 2:354 4:50 7 05 and L'NlfvT 1 063 Grant Jerry Lewis in Disorderly And Dale Robertson In "Blond ort the Arrow" SUN: Continuous 6 11:30 Sean Connery Gina hrlglda In rt Straw'' And Carral Baker In "Station SkfcSahar" VACATION HOMEWORK By MARIA RODRIGUEZ East High School Sophomqre We have approximately 10 to 12 days off for Christ mas and for Easter vacations During this time some teachers load us with homework like term papers read ing assignments and library work We are so busy doing homework i that we have time to enjoy I ourselves during the vacation I think that not fair for teach ers to give homework over vaca tions Holidays are a time for both our teachers and ourselves to take our minds off schoolwork and take part in the activities we enjoy mostThey are a time to refresh our souls I don't think right for teachers to enjoy themselves over vacations while we are locked up in rnnm Hntncr hnmau'nrl' Maria Rodriguez I think they should have a little consideration BILL TUES WED THURS LADIES' NIGHTS No Cover! No Minimum! Spend Whet You Like NEW VALENTINE SHOW I BOWLERS We want you at Millstream Lanes tor the 1965 66 Seaton Discount Bowling 7th UN PACKED WEEK! MRY'S GREAT! IT HILARIOUS! Goose ncMNKeior TRevonHowaro Plus Added Subjects! THE IDEA of course is to get him to over the plans for Day which really is just about to come The Nazis have overlooked no) the most minute detail of or have they? If you've been paying attention you know they have of course and part of the suspense is in waiting for Mr Garner to discover it I must say Mr Garnef was more believable as cow ard and Rod Taylor just strike me as a psychiatric scien tist however benevolent (as it inevitably turns out) Werner Peters however is a wonderfully slimy SS man and barring irritation with a couple of unnecessary scare tactics I didn't relax until we were all over the Swiss border A Rates for Groups 4 Special group rates will be i available to area organizations for the concert to be given by' red Waring and his Pennsyl 1 vanians March 31 in Kleinhans i Music Hall More information may be obtained from Series Inc which has scheduled the concert 674 Main St Jqne Duell and Mitchell Cohan in "Requiem for a The winner of the Studio Best Supporting Ac tress Award last year June Duell will appear as Nancy Mannigoe in the William aulkner drama "Requiem for a opening Wednes day in the Lafayette Ave playhouse In addition to being a dra matic actress (it was for 397 CLEVELAND DRIVE presents nitely Wally Schuman and Dick adale PLUS WEEKEND lovely JULIE WEST with RAY CHAMBERLAIN on guitar Coming Events of Note 8:30 PM Cello piano recital by Mischa Schneider of the Budapest Quartet and Leo Smit with baritone Laurence Bo gue Creative Associate UB Baird Hall 8 10:30 District preliminaries Metro politan Opera Auditions UB Baird Hall Also eb 13 10 AM 1 PM and 2 5 PM District finals eb 13 at 8:30 PM in Baird Hall NEXT SATURDAY 10:30 Children's Story Hour movies "Abraham Lincoln" and "The Little Red Lighthouse" Museum of Science 10:30 ilm program "Civil War rarrs i ana ir ana 'Lincoln in the 1 White House" Historical Society Bldg i Roosevelt ield Club Illustrated I lecture "Preparing Museum Exhibits" I James Dorr museum taxidermist I and Ronald Andrews museum art I ist Museum of Science I CONTINUING Gallery to franklin Drawings bv1 Bill Maggio art teacher ends Sunday 'i Jewish Color and black and 1 white photographs by Sherwin Green i berg ends Thursday i Lackawanna Public Waler col 1 ors by Dorothy Kermode and Mary i Harmon through eb 13 i Central YWCA 190 Sculpture i by Bruce A Bommer pencil drawings i by Robert Lee Pierce paintings and i drawings bv Patrick Lavery Mon day through riday 9 AM 11 PM Sat urdav 9 AM 6 PM through eb 13 i Albright Knox Art Annual ex hibit of art works by members of Buf falo Society of Artists through eb 14 ilmart 637 Photographs by Mil i ton Rogovin through eb 15 Duns Scotus Hall Rosary Hill i Chinese scroll paintings and water colors Javanese wood carvings and batik amphora and votive objects daily except Sunday 9 AM 5 PM through eb 16 Albright Knox Art "A lexagon of Structure and Design" works of i Arthur Carrara through eb 22 I Roswell Park Memorial Sketch 1 es paintings and sculpture by Guild of i Allied Artists members dally 8:30 AM 8:30 through fb 24 Members Gallery Albright Oil and i mixed media paintings by Adele Cohen through eb 25 Museum of Photographs by Dr i John Storr through eb 28 UB Lockwood Items from UB's James Joyce collection through March I Members Galiery Albright Knox "Ancient Mexico in Miniature" collec tipn of pre Columbian art objects on display for Indefinite period 'r mo I flr 1 Sea Both Hits As Late As 3 3 4 wBBB jflBBHBIB i XBBQk I I sa BeSx ii2 SHERIDAN DR Nt Gr Is Bridge TR 5 5301 BROST STAR THRUWAf LXII 56 SO PARK AVE TA 5 mg gz 3 6415 TRANSIT at WEHRLE THRUWAY EXIT 49 i UNION bet BROADWAY ond GINf SEE IHRUWAY EXIT 5Z Phon NTJ 3939 WEST TWIN WA108N AT DICK RD NU 844S.