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veteran comedian‘ Jos Frisco, in| Addicted to Horses his first return to Broadway in| Joe said his girl was an even more than 20 years. {sadder disappointment. He has

They stepped from a sweltering been adicted to horses since Paul dressing room onto the air-condi- Revere's midnight ride and met tioned stage and swayed around the lady in a horse parlor. i and around shivering. Joe fol-| He wanted to cure the girl of] lowed in the wake of the chorines her habit and so did her father. and asked “is t-t-there anything Her dad got her to a psychiatrist I can say n-n-now that would who eventually reported a com-| m-m-make you laugh?” |plete cure. There was a dead silence, “1 was pretty happy,” Joe said, | {“until I asked her where the doc Addresses Older Men (lived. She pointed down the street From there on he addressed his and said ‘that way, about a mile] remarks to the older men in his and an eighth.” | audience, who he defined as “guys; Joe said his brother turned out]

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IN FESTIVAL—Frank Parrish, Indianapolis tenor, and (left to

right) Carolyn Cravens, Laura Jean Ray and Jacquelyn Mead are | among local participants in the Rodgers & Hammerstein Festival | now at the Fair Grounds, as Starlight Musicals' fifth production of the summer season. Composed of scenes and hit tunes from huge | successes like "Allegro," "Carousel," "Oklahoma!" and “South Pacific," this box-office magnet stars Gail Manners, Doris Patston,

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