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Holdovers Popular on Movie Bills Holdovers continue to domi­

nate screen programs in down­town theaters. Changed bills include a new comedy, a new romantic drama and a trio of reissues. The shows:

Shea's Teck — "Ben-Hur," spectacle-drama, with Charlton Heston. Haya Harareet, Stephen Boyd and Jack Hawkins, now is in its seventh week.

Email'* Lafayette—"Porgy and Bess," musical drama, with Sid­ney PoJtJer, Dorothy Dandridge, Pearl Bailey and Sammy Davis Jr.. is staying for a second week.

Century—Opening today, for a five-day showing, are "The Country Girl," romantic drama, with Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly and William Holden, and "The Bridges at Toko-Ri," war drama, with Holden, Miss Kelly, Fred-ric March and Mickey Rooney.

Shea's Buffalo—"Please Don't Eat the Daisies," comedy, iAlh Doris Day, David Niven, faring B y 1 n g t o n, Patsy Kelly and Richard Haydn, holds a third week.

Paramount—Opening Friday are C. B. DeMille's 1952 Acad­emy Award movie, "The Great­est Show on Earth," with Charl­ton Heston, Betty Hutton, James

Stewart and Dorothy Lamour,, and "Virgin Island," romance, with John Cassavetes, Sidney; Poitier and Virginia MaskeU. .

Center ~ " W a k e Me Up When It's Over," comedy-drama, with Buffalo's Dick Shawn in; his debut, plus Ernie Kovacs,; Margo Moore, Jack Warden and Nobu M c C a r t h y , will open Friday.

Cinema — "The Magician," morality drama produced by the Swedish Ingmar Bergman, with Max von Sydow, Ingrid Thulin, Gunnar Bjornstrand and Bibi Anderson, is current.

Amherst—"Room at the Top,"

drama co-starring the Academy Award winner, Simone Signoret, Laurence Harvey and Heather Sears, stays for a second week.

Granada — "South Pacific," musical romance, with Rossano Brazzi, Mitzie Gaynor, John Kerr and France Nuyen, is hold­ing over for a second week.

Palace — "Burleskapades of 1960," new revue opening Fri­day, headlines the new exotic, Sally, with JoAnn Mullman, Karol Leigh, April Lea, Irving Benson, Sammy Price and Ben Hamilton. "Career Girl," new screenplay, stars June Wilken-son.

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NEW YORK, April 26—Van Heflin who was aboard the jet which brought me to New York told me he'd turned down the role of a xabbl on Playhouse 90s last show of the season; didn't think he had the face for it. Now Charles Laughton is doing it.

Van and his wife are shop­ping for an island at Nassau. They love sailing and have been in the market for one, but found our Balboa Island property too expensive now. Van tells me the Dick Pow­ells paid a quarter of a mil­lion for their Balboa pad.

Just had time to change clothes, greet Jerome Zerbe and we were off to see the screamingly funny "Bye Bye Birdie."

LIVELY SATIRE — This murderous satire on Elvis Presley will only endear him to his loyal followers. It features the freshest, liveliest kids since "West Side Story," and Gower Champion keeps them moving as though they'd had a shot of atomic energy. Chita Rivera and Dick Van Dyke are the stars; the latter reminds me a lot of Fred Astaire, both in looks and fast footwork.

ON THE PARTY ROUND— At the Arthur Hays Sulzber­ger party at the New York Times, Mrs. Sulzberger in gray satin received with her lovely family. There also was my boss Dick Clarke with his brilliant wife and my pals the Bob McLeans of Philadelphia.

Otis Chandler had a receiv­ing line of his own being con­gratulated on all sides for his appointment to publisher's post of the Los Angeles Times while father Norman stood proudly by. The Joe Know-lands had their son Bill along. Asked him when he's return­ing to politics. He said: "Have no time since I'm running a newspaper." But we sure need him.

INVITATION — When Al Levy dropped in for a chat, Dave Susskind, his partner in Talent Associates, called to ask if I'd come on his open end show next Sunday. It's a 2^-hour talk fest. All women. I'm sorely tempted but haven't yet said yes\ If I do it means j I'll miss Vincent Price's din­ner celebrating his 25th year on stage. Red Motley's an­

nual wingding was cocktails and a buffet supper at the Waldorfs Starlight *oof.

WINNER'S CIRCLE—Took in the American T h e a t e r Wing's Tony Award dinner at the Astor Hotel. Helen Men­ken, president, has devoted all her adult life to this project At h e r t a b l e were Helen Hayes, Lauren Bacall, Daniel Blum and John D. Rockefeller III. He's the shy member of the clan, who is doing a mag­nificent job for the new Lin­coln Center w h e r e they're building an opera house, con­cert hall and theater.

NOT DOOLEY FAN—Quite a going over Life gave Dr. Tom Dooley. He's collected an awful lot of money from the American people for his projects in Viet Nam.

I met him several times and was not too fnchanted. He right away t h o u g h t I should pry a projection ma­chine and some aew films out of Walt Disney. I told him that wasn't the way to keep friends.

Cathy O'Donnell

SEVENTH WEEK — Cathy portrays Tirzah in "Ben-Hur," Academy Award champion, now in its seventh week at Shea's Teck. The Gen. Lew Wallace classic has a cast of thousands, headed by Charl­ton Heston, Jack Hawkins, Haya Harareet, Stephen Boyd, Hugh Griffith, Martha Scott, Sam Jaffee and Finlay Currie.

Author Will Read Own Poetry at UB

Robert Conquest, English poet and science fiction writer, will present a reading of his poetry at Baird Hall, University of Buffalo, at 4 Friday afternoon.

Conquest, a visiting lecturer this year at UB, just returned from a lecture tour of the West Coast and Hawaii. A former diplomat, he has written two books on the Soviet Union, in­cluding "Common Sense about Russia" which will be published soon in the United States.

Curtain Time.. Opening hours for shows in

Buffalo and vicinity today, as supplied by theater managers, are:

's Buffalo-- Please Don't Cat the Daisies," comady, 11:35 a.m., 2.6S, 4J0, 7.05 and 9:40 p.m.

Raramaufft-"Klllari of Klllmantaro," adventure-drama, 12:40. 3:50, 7:05 and 10:20 p.m. "Braakout," malodrama. 11 a.m., 110, 525 and 1:35 p.m.

Ctntar- 'Tal l Story." romantic eomadv. 11:50 a.m., 2, 4:05, *:10. 1:20 and 10.25 p.m.

Shea's Yack-' 3an-Hur," spectacle-drama. 2 and • p.m.

Basil's Lafayatta-"Pcr«y and Bess' musical drama, 11 a.m., 1.40, 4:20, 7 and »;40 p.m.

Cawtary-'Tna Country Girt," romantic drama, 11 a.m., 2:35, 1:10 and 9:50 p.m. "Tha Brldgas at Toko-RI," war drama, 12:40, 4:20 and • p.m.

Cinama - "Tha Magician," morality drama, 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45 and 10 p.m.

Amhanrt-'Room at tha Top." drama, 7:30 and 9:55 p m.

Granada-'South Pacific," musical romanca, 2:30 and 1:30 p.m.

Ralaea-"Startlma," borlasqua revue, 12:40, 3:30, 7:05 and 10 p.m. "Ona Sum-mar of Happiness," screen drama, 11 A.rtw 1:55, 5:25 and 1:20 p.m.

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Burglars broke the front win­dow of a newly-opened furni­ture store at 333 Broadway early yesterday and stole seven television sets, four radios, four tape recorders, a sewing ma­chine and drill set valued at $1,521.81.

Detectives John. Carney and Ray Fries said the broken win­dow of the store, Furniture from Marvin Goldberg Inc., was discovered by patrolmen at 6 yesterday morning.

Doris Day

SHE SINGS—Doris Day sings two songs in the current color comedy, "Please Don't Eat the Daisies," which is continu­ing for a third week at Shea's Buffalo. They are the title tune and "Any Way the Wind Blows." David Niven is co-starred in the MGM filmiza-tion of Jean Kerr's best-seller, with a supporting cast includ­ing Janis Paige, Spring Bying-ton and Richard Haydn.

Dinner to Launch Mechanics' Contest This year's Plymouth trouble­

shooting contest will be opened at a dinner at 8 tonight in the Trap & Field Club. C. P. Bishop, regional sales manager for the Chrysler Corp., said civic author­ities and Erie County schools are showing increased interest in this annual contest for youag auto mechanics.

WUliam Holden, Grace Kelly

RETURNING — Two Grace Kelly movies, "The Country Girl," and "The Bridges at Toko-Ri," both released in 1954, will open a special en­gagement today at the Cen­tury. Bing Crosby stars with Grace in t)he former and Wil­liam Holden appears in both. The .Century will be closed May 2-4, to prepare for the premiere of the Todd-AO musical, "Can-Can," on May 5.

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