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Two Egyptians
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Many Detroiters at Stratford; Music
Festival Directed by L. Applebaum
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(Special to the Jewish News)
STRATFORD, Ontario—There
were scores of Detroiters here
on opening nights of the Shake-
spearean Festival to witness
t h e magnificent staging o f
"Henry V" and "The Merry
Wives of Windsor."
Many of the Michigan people
made return trips after having
seen the festival productions
during the past three years. The
sad notes of last year's staging
of "The Merchant of Venice"
seemed to be forgotten, al-
though some referred to it and
expressed the hope that such er-
rors will not be repeated.
Christopher Plummer gave
new strength to a Shakes-
pearean role in his interpre-
tation of the character of
Henry V.
Lloyd Bochner, Louis Negin,
William Shatner, Max Help-
mann and Sharon Acker distin-
guished themselves in the cur-
rent productions.
An interesting note, acclaim-
ing the Stratford Idea, was
struck on .the eve of the Festi-
val's beginning, on Sunday eve-
ning, when Rabbi Reuben
Slonim, of Toronto, declared at
the official dedication of the
tent for the season, at an inter-
faith service, that "Stratford is
not just a local flash in the pan,
but a national institution repre-
senting all the people." He called
the Festival "a laboratory of
life."
Douglas Campbell, star of
previous years, was magnifi-
cent as "Pistol" and "Falstaff"
in the two respective plays.
The Festival management is
preparing for the additional
events,—the music festival un-
der the direction of Louis Ap-
plebaum, the jazz concert and
other attractions.
The 33 1/2 tons of canvas
spread over the large tent
housing the plays has become
a symbol of Creative art. Next
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Such service, it was pointed out,
year, however, the produc-
tions will be in a structure
TEL AVIV—An Israeli mili-
planned as the Festival's per-
tary court sentenced another
manent home.
Egyptian to 18 years imprison-
The plays at Stratford are be-
ment on charges of espionage.
ing directed by Michael Lan-
He is the fifth Egyptian to be
gham, whose previous work al-
convicted of espionage in the
ready stamped him as a theatri-
past few days.
cal genius and whose reputation
The Arab, identified as a
is rising with his creative ef-
24-year-old fisherman from the
forts in Stratford.
Gaza Strip, confessed that he
The real genius here is
recorded the movement of
Tanya Moiseiwitsch, one of
military vehicles along a road
the world's outstanding crea-
in a strategic area of the
tors of masks and stage set-
southern part of Israel. He
tings. The decors in the cur-
claimed that he had been forced
rent season's plays here again
into espionage work by Egyp-
are by Miss Moiseiwitsch; and
tian intelligence officials.
again they are among the
Earlier, two young Arabs
highlights in theater history.
from Egypt, Abdul Aziz el
Miss Moiseiwitsch's imagina-
Barim, 24, and Suleiman Abusa-
tion, the color lent to the festi-
wis, 21, admitted having twice
val by her costumes and set- .,
entered Israel from the Gaza
tings, the pow-
Strip to collect military infor-
er that accrued
mation. They were caught the
to the plays
second time and sentenced to
from her
life imprisonment in Israel,
masques, make-
after their confession.
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dresses and
battlefl ags,
once again
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