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May 14, 1965 - Image 32

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1965-05-14

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`Rope Dancers' Proves a Grand Finale

Center Theater closed its sea-
son's trilogy with 1. dramatic bang
last weekend. Morton Wishen-
grad's "The Rope Dancers," di-
rected by Betsy Savage, was done
with sensitivity by an able cast,
and its acting highlights were the
brightest of the year: June Snow
and Joyce Feurring.
The play, based on an actual
case history in New York's Belle-
vue Hospital, centers on the tragic
family circumstances resulting
from the birth 'of a six-fingered
child. Her physical aberration is
symptomatic of the emotional dis-
ease of the girl's mother, who has
kept the child virtually hidden for
11 years. The kindly Jewish doc-
tor who feels the pulse of the real
problem brings the drama to its,
if not happy, at least hopeful
conclusion.
Wishengrad had written the
play as a radio script for
"Cavalcade of America," but it
was rejected on the grounds
(according to Wishengrad) that
a six-fingered child projected an
"un-American image." The play
was done on "The Eternal
Light" and later, as an adapta-

tion, met with success on Broad-
way.
June Snow portrayed with con-
viction the mother so bitterly re-
signed to a life of fear with her
secret. Joyce Feurring as the
slovenly, good-hearted woman in
the downstairs tenement repre-
sents the exact opposite of her
neighbor, but was played equally
well.
Rollon Parker as the neer-do-
well, but well-meaning father was
better in this role than in the last
Center Theater production, "Dark
at the Top of the Stairs." In that
play, he was a not-quite-neer-do-
well-but-well-meaning father with
a bigger voice.
Abby Moran, the lonely, ail-
ing child, and Jan Winer, as the de-
moniacal neighbor girl gave good
performances; Henry Skoczylas
did much with a sliver of a role,
giving perhaps the most perfect
portrayal as the blase moving
man.
"The Rope Dancers" is not the
type of play to draw a crowd to a
community theater. But presented
thoughtfully, as it was, it merits
more attention than it received.
Center Theater dared to be dif-
ferent and hopefully will do so
again.
-C.H.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
32-Friday, May 14, 1965

ton Sessions; and Brandeis Univer- citation and a Louis D. Brandeis
sity trustee Samuel L. Slosberg, Centennial Medal.
patron of the arts.
Dr. Schuman, who received an
honorary degree from Brandeis in
WALTHAM, Mass.-Eleven per- 1962, will be awarded a special HELD OVER by Popular Demand
sons distinguished in the perform-
ing arts will be recipients of hon-
WALT D I SN EY!,
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orary degrees when Brandeis Uni-
SH.OW G
versity holds its 14th commence-
ment and dedicates its multi-
ALBERT R. BMW RlJ Y NM
million-dollar Spingold Theater
Arts Center.
l3ins
SEAN CONNER& 007-
Dr. William H. Schuman, presi-
MOM
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dent of New York's Lincoln Center
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