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...sprightly productions of such new works as British Composer Gerald Cockshott's Apollo and Persephone, Marc Blitzstein's Triple Sec. The troupe scored a critical success in an appearance at Edinburgh last year (TIME, Sept. 10), is currently preparing to open at Manhattan's off-Broadway Phoenix Theatre with the first U.S. performance of Offenbach's 66, a 40-minute spoof of Austrians and lotteries...
Died. Helen Amelia Thompson ("Ma") Sunday. 88, widow of Bible-banging Evangelist Billy Sunday who besought the unsaved with him for 39 years, presided over the sawdust trail alone ("God is my business manager") after he died in 1935; of lung cancer; in Phoenix, Ariz. Ma Sunday's stern pronouncement: "The country is in a mess, and God knows about...
Even Broadway actors are often out of work, and thus have a chance to continue their trade with a little more freedom than before. The Phoenix, not properly an off-Broadway theatre, specializes in producing the more worthwhile plays with distinguished casts who work for nominal salaries...
Married. Susan Hayward (real name: Edythe Marrener), 37, red-haired cinemactress (I'll Cry Tomorrow); and Floyd Eaton Chalkley, 47, Carrollton, Ga. attorney and auto dealer; both for the second time; in Phoenix, Ariz...
...year-old silk, the Los Angeles museum tapped the resources of more than 88 museums, dealers and collectors here and abroad, including the famed oriental collection of Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum of Archaeology (see color pages). The total effect was as bedazzling as the golden phoenix with which T'ang emperors used to adorn the crowns of their empresses...