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: LANA “One More Tomorrow,” with Ash Sheridan and Dennis Morgan, at 11:35, 1:40, 3:45, 6:50, 7:55 and 10.

Ww “Twe Sisters From Boston,” with Kathryn Grayson, June Allyson, Lauritz Melchior, Jimmy Durante and Pete Lawford, at 11, 1:09, 3:21, 5:35, 7:45 and 9:57.

Irving Berlin, says one question that pops up frequently in connection with his new show, “Annie Get

of the production, “I actually don't” know,” is Mr. Berlin's answer. “You see, I didn't ‘write for her’ in the sense that the question-askers mean.” A lot of people have the idea that Miss Merman, ‘because of her- unusual voice and free-and-easy man- | ner, needs something Lk in the {way of material. Says It Isn't So Mr. Berlin says that this isn't se, that she can handle any type of song. This impression is due to the fact that when she sings a number

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{amination of some of the songs. One of them is | Natur'lly,” a catchy little item built {for laughs. Typical Comedy There are some typical Merman comedy gestures used in its delivery {and for the sake of argument it {might be all right to say it is a {typical Merman number,

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“DARK X CORNER" DRAGONWYCK | But then there is “They Say It's Richard Crane ° Line | Wonderful,” a love song on the quiet Johnny Comes Flying Home | oer. BEHIND CITY LIGHTS and fragile .side. You wouldn't pick . wd | that for a Merman song—until after you'd heard her sing it. And the Theater Dir ectory same thing goes for “Lost in His NORTH SIDE , |Arms,” a -torch, and “Moonshine

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“I don't mean to imply that this lis the first time she has shown ver|satility and adaptability,’ Mr. Berlin added. She's been doing that in show after show for years. But the | public gets funny ideas about performers some times and it forgets

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Virgillio Lazzari, bass, who will sing the role of Archibaldo in Itale Montemezzi’s opera, “The Love of Three Kings,” to be conducted by the composer at Cincinnati Zoological Gardens tomorrow night,

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