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affair with Cleopatra. I didn't think
lie should have been played so
athletically as he was by Marlon
Brando." :
Veteran Actress Adviser
On Edwin Booth Film Role
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15 Years Ago
FRANKFURT Adolf Hitler
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1MB, his troops invaded Poland, i
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and the defeated German armies
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Now, 15 years after It all boRan. j
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Cities that were reduced to rub-;
ble by air and ground attack have!
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But some scars of war still mark ;
the face of Germany, The country ;
I divided between East and West.
It is an unarmed nation on the
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Europe.
It still waits for sovereignty.
Only two days ago, Germany's
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military and political foe, killed the :
European Defense Community.
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HOLLYWOOD W1 "Someone had
to remain loyal to the theater."
That was Eva Le Gallienne s ex
planation of why she has never
done a movie until now.
One the great names of the
theater. Miss Le Gallienne is here
to act as technical adviser on
"Prince of Players," the biography
of Edwin Booth. The Shakespear
ean actor and brother of assassin
John Wilkes Booth is being por
trayed by Richard Burton, star
of "The Robe."
Miss Le Gallienne watched with
careful eye as Burton, dressed in
a "Hamlet", costume: quieted a
theater mob that was hurling in
tuits and waving banners that
abused actors. It seems that all
of the acting profession, and es
pecially Edwin Booth, were de
cried after the shooting .of Presi
dent Lincoln.
When the extras had ended their
clamor, I asked Miss Le Gallienne
how she had been lured to Holly
wood. "It was for Shakespeare," she
replied. "I will do anything to fur
ther my three favorites Shakes
peare, Ibsen and Chekhov.' '
She is not only advising on tech
nical matters but will also make
her first screen appearance in the
film. She'll play with Burton in
scenes from "Hamlet" and "Rich
ard III."
"That was not part of the bar
gain," she admitied. ' "But they
convinced me I should do it."
The actress speaks strongly
matters Shakespearean, and she
had pointed comments to make
about other films that have been
made of the Bard's plays.
"I liked Olivier's 'Henry V,
she said. "I think it was the
best
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of the Shakespearean films I have
seen. But I didn't care as much
for his 'Hamlet.' I disagreed with
many of the cuts he made in the
text. And I didn't like the'blond
wig he wore. It made him look
too old. . "'- i
"I thought 'Julius Caesar' was
good, but I disagreed with some
things in it too. For one thing, I
didn't think Marc Anthony should
have been played as a boy. After
all, he was a man of about 40 and
just a year later was having his
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