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tario, June u, I” - "Alla“ Hours," the new revue pm! ed by Mud 'ue%tesat with will be seen during the week} of Aug. 11 at the Avon Theo. tre here as an andllay attrae tion at the Stratford Shakes- pearean Festival, received a warm audience reception on its opening at Montreal's - nin Playhouse last Saturday night. _ And Jean Beraod, writing in La Presse of Montreal, compli- mented the cast on the excel- lent job it did on sketches and ~songs, "playing with continual brightness and even with a cer- tain subtlety which should be- come more frequent." "The audience," wrote Syd- ney Johnson in the Montreal Star," was kept bubbling Ina-1 rily throughout the evening at the string of' quips and sallies and it gave the small hard- working cast a resounding ova- 'tion at the final curtain." Mr. Johnson also noted that he could "heartily recommend it as a most agreeable way of passing a summer ttenieg.". . "The revue," said Harold Whitehead in the Montreal Gazette, "is, on the whole, a bright, lively affair with some really first class material to show off." by GEORGE GERHARDT ' DATEUNE: argued. PN DATE”: Paris - Gro. rio, June 11,150 - "AM -rgtatoehatsbeenaienUfdtr ours," the new revue produc‘ the up featured rue in “Om 1 by Bernard at... which M "M Fail-u" Yd ill be seen during the iiiiiltain - by Kuhn ml- tAue.tIattheAvoo't'he- -citSt-dovrht-nriy1prt? "After Hours" has been stag- ed by Norman Jowison. Its cast is a compact company of six - Jack Creloy, Charmion King, Norma Renault, Don Francks, Betty Robertson and Allan Blyo. Material has been con- tributed by John iiiiiriiii) Alex Barris, Saul "son. Ray Jessel, Allan _Manings and Frank Peppiatt. Choreogra- phy is by Maggie St. Clair, set- 'tings by Jack McCullugh, and costumes by Shirley Thompson and Jane Harris. Musical dine tors are Gordon Kuchnor and Edmund Assaly. THAT'S Among the numbers which caught the first nighters' fancy are one called "Stereo" in which the entire company spoofs the current craze for having music come at the IU. tener from all directions . . . a scene in which two forgotten stars of the silver screen (Cre- ley and King) watch one of 'their old films on television FESTIVAL REVIIE HAS MONTREAL PREMIER . . . an English music hall- style satire on the CBC... and a sketch in which tour ill- informed people swap inac- curate knowledge about their movie and TV favorites. For Miss King, the revue will mean a return to Stratford in a totally different medium. 3 Last year she was seen on the Festival theatre stage as Her. mione in "A Winter's Tale" and as Lady Percy in "Henry IV, Part I." Mr. Creley and Miss Renault, both of whom are ‘among Canada's wittiest revue artists, have been seen toget- her in three shows, notably in ”Salad new" in Toronto and New York. Mr. French. n tre. quent contributor to Canadian television shows, scored a per- ,sonal success in the Toronto revue, "Spring Thaw '50." AI. lan Blye, a 21-yearold singer from Winnipeg, has made sev- eral .elevision appearance. during the past rear. His: Ro- bertson, a Torontonian, has been a television, night club .performer and, more recently has been working as vocalist with Ellis Meuntoek's orches- When it fink-hes in m week run in loam]. " Hours" will play the evening performances and Wednesday ' and Saturday madneec In Stut- ford's Avon theatre, opening Aw tt. tn. 18, rely-n. Ratoff will play Max- well Archer, malaprop expert and manager of the tempera- mental maestro portrayed try Brynner. Done: net an April 6 start. ing date at the Studios de Boulogne for "Onee More, With Feeling" for which Barry Kur- nitl has written the screen- play, based on his own Current Broadway comedy hit. DAME: Hollywood - Columbia Pictures has announ- ced the signing of I deal with television personality Dick Clad: to make two motion pic- tures for Columbia release. Clark, the idol and trend-F setter of Young America, will have one film ready for re- lease this year and the other for 1960. He will use both films as vehicles for the in- troduction of new talent dis- coveries. Port Royal, Nova Scotia, the oldest town in America north of the Gulf of Mexico, was burned in 1613 by an expedi- tion from Virginia. 'i"jiiiiEEiirlrrlir'lj, IS A DRESSY MAN . good quality white broadcloth, wormed qrree4ortsinglecuffs qsi-14toitwithtueeveiemrttu32to3S O m are tiny: right when you give Father 1 wlet.e,', Arrow Arden white shirt wu, an point fused collar that will not curl fer Men’s Shop -- King Street Main Floor m WANG (Ontario)- CHRONICIS King and Queen Streets, Kitchener ss in with a white Arrow Shirt OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY (”lately Automatic Cooking _,,.,,,:"""' GAS WATERLM MI)illl ST. S. SH 3-5241 WATERLOO ..... only 4.95 And APPLIANCES Parking Space available at rear of store " GOLDEN YEARS IN KIYCHENER 1909-1959 FAG. HIV" m‘m details