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To Help Stage Benefit
Angela I aiiBbury, i t a r of
tht ataw hit "Mama," will aarva M eo-ehalrman of tht •pedal Equity Thaatra gala benefit to be held Fab. 19 at tht Laraba' dub, 130 Watt 44th itraat, Manhat-tan.
Tha party will follow the •paclal 7:30 performance of 'Once Upon a MattrMi,' Equity T h e a t r e * current m u -slcal attraction at tha Mat-ter Theatre, with transport*, tion between the theatre and the Lamba' made available.
BeneMt t ickets , w h i c h ad-mlt holder* to both tha •neeUi performance of "Mat-
and the after-theatre are priced at $10
as co-chairman nf the event with Miss larwhtiry It the noted Zlag-field star Norma Terrla, who created the role of Mag-nate In "Showboat." She wiB be among numerous performers who will enter-tain at tha Lamba' club gala.
LONG ISLAND STAR-JOURNAL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7,1M7
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Graduate Program Planned
A graduate program for teachers of children categor-ized at mentally retarded or emotionally disturbed will be Initiated on the Queens Col-lege camptia this fall. Presi-dent Joseph P. McMurray has announced
T h e program will lead to a m a s t e r of sc ience degree and s ta te cert i f icat ion with special izat ion in teaching of the menta l ly retarded or of the emot iona l ly disturbed.
Dr. J a c k Roberta of N e w Rochel le , director of the di-vision of t eacher educat ion at the col lege , said the ;u credit, t w o - y e a r program It designed for both those w h o have comple ted an accredit-ed program of teacher edu-cat ion and those w h o a t e col lege graduates and w h o would l ike to prepare for a teaching career wi th ex -ceptional chi ldren.
Courses in the program will be offered In the late a f ternoons and evenings to a n ant ic ipated enrol lment of 25 men and w o m e n . Classes wil l a l so be held in the
- summer , beginning In 1968.
Regis Toomey Lost a Big Chance
230 Movies-Not One Oscar
ZHIVAGO* IN SHOWCASE—Tom (ourtenay stars as Pasha, the revolutionary, and Julie Christie as Lara in David Lean's film version of Boris Pasternak's Nobel Prize-winning novel,
also starring Genii-dine Chaplin, Alec Guineas, Siobhan McKenna, Sir Ralph Richardson, Omar Sharif, Rod Steijrer and Rita Tushingham, begins a continuous per-formance—-Showcase engagement tomorrow at Loew's Bay Terrace Theatre in Bayside and Cen-tury's Prospect, Roosevelt Field, Grove and
Shore Theatres.
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S T A R T S F O U R T H Y E A R — •lohnnv D e s m o n d co-a tars w i t h Mlml Mines and Phi l F o r d In t h e smash h i t m u -s ica l , " F u n n y CHrl," hus. i l on t h e e a r l y !it> of F a n n v Br i er . The show la a b o u t to beg in Its fourth year a t t h e
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•GAMBIT' A T L O E W S — M i -chae l (ARIe) Calne c o - s t a r s w i t h Shirley Mar Lai ne and H e r b e r t Lom In t h e n e w sua-pense-ebmedy, "Gambit,** t h e s h t m m s e at tract ion s t a r t i n g W e d n e s d a y at L o e w ' s Trt-
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Foundation Now Inc.1
A cert i f icate of Incorpora-tion for the Dorothy Carne-gie Foundat ion w a a . s igned in Jamaica S u p r e m e Court yes terday by Jus t i ce Harold Tes t ier .
T h e ins t i tu te headed hy Mrs. Da le Carnegie of For-e s t Hi Hs, wil l ass i s t In the support of charitable, re-ligious, l i terary and scientif-i c organ Izatioos
Scholarship funds . will a lso he sc l up for ' w o r t l n , needy individuals," sanl Warren H e e g of Fori'st Hills. att Crtrnegir
Serving wi th Mrs. Carne-gie as foundation trustees are her daughter and son-in-law, Rosemary and J. Oliver Crom of Syosset , and Mrs. Albergai l Connell .
Mrs. Carnegie , who lives a t 27 Wendover road, is the w idow of author Dale Carnegie.
Manpower Chief Will Be Speaker
S a m u e l G a i « of Fresh Meadows, Commiss ioner of Manpower and Career De-ve lopment in the newly-created H u m a n RO.SOUJTCS Adminis trat ion , w a s sched-uled to address today's luncheon of the New York Regional Council ffor Indus-t r y - - Educat ion Cooperation at the L e x i n g t o n Hotel:
"What Can The Business Communi ty D o To Assist T h e H u m a n Resources Ad-minis trat ion ' s Manpower and Career D e v e o p m e n t ? " w a s t o be the topic discussed by the group of representat ives from business and industry concerned w i t h developing ef fect ive business - sponsored aides for educat ional use.
By Kir hard < hrlatlanarn ISpmeiat to Htm•-Jnuinul>
H O L L Y W O O D — For a long t ime, I have w a n t e d t o meet R e g i s T o o m e y , tha liv-ing l egend of the T V Late S h o w s , and ao , when I c a m e to Hol lywood this week. 1 de termined to get in touch w i t h h im.
It turned nut to be ama>-Ingly eaay. I simply cal led his home, said I'd l ike to talk to him and he said fine, he had to run a few errands a n y w a y Ihe next day. so he'd just s top hy mjf hotel and w e could have lunch toge ther .
T h e n e x t day, there I w a s at the coffee shop, when that famil iar f icure walked into view, in person. His hair i s*
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Men w h o fought in Vie t -nam before 19(54 are ignored by the Adminis trat ion pro-gram for expanded ve terans ' benef i ts , m e m b e r s of the House of Representa t ives w e r e told by C o n ^ r e s s m t n S e y m o u r Halpcrn of J a m a i m In a speech on the H o u s e floor.
C o n g r e s s m a n Hnlpern. a m e m b e r of the House V e t -e r a n s Affairs Commit tee , In-troduced four hills to enact
a little spares and snow white now, and the frames of his bifocals artfully con-ceal a hearing aid, hut other-wise he looked and sounded Just as I had remembered him from dozena of fllma.
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T o o m e y , I learned, ha* made about 2,t() movies in his almost 4ft years a* a mot ion picture actor. "My first film was 'Alibi" w i t h Ches ter Morris, In 10','R r phivi'd a detrcthve, D a n n y MoGfinn o f Homicide , and I had a fine dying scene. I t WHS so good that I got to he typed for a whi le as a n ac-tor w h o a lways got ki l led before the end of the movie ,
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