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-.4 - THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1955 UsticasRenewWeddingVows At 25th Anniversary Service Moils. John J. Mahon, pastor of Our Holy Redeemer R. C. Church, was the celebrant of a mass Saturday morning in the church for the double ring ceremony and the renewal of their marriage vows taken 2a years ago by-Mr. aiicTMrs. James V. Ustica of Farmingdale, formerly residents of ' rreeport lor more Ilian two'decades. Mrs. Ustica is the form er Miss form er Hose E. Terranova, daughter of Mr. an'd Mrs. A n thony T e rrapova of N o rth G rand avenue, Baldwin. Mr. U stica is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ustica of Freeport. Mons. M ahon officiated a t the nuptials a quarter of a century ago when .he was pastor of St. C h rist opher’s Church. Baldwin. Honoring the couple a t j t h e Holy M ass were Sisters Clare Therese, O.P.. principal of Our Holy Re deem er School, and M arie Frances O.B., of the teaching staffs Mf. and Mrs. Charles Blewett, numerous relatives and friends. Following the mass. Mons. Mahon led the audience in singing \Holy God We Praise Thy Name.\ A reception was given in the Ustica home in Farm ingdale for members of th e imm ediate family. Carol Carman Engaged To Charles Koenke . M r ,. a n d M rs. C h a rles C a rm a n ,' -J40^=We8fc^ 3Snd—avenue7—have a n nounced th e engagem e n t of their daughter, Miss Carol Ann Carm a n , to C h a rles Koenke. son of . Mr. and Mrs. Edw a rd C. \Koenke 12 Jo h n son place. Miss C a rm a n Is employed by th e Franklin N a tional B a n k a t its M ineola office. Her fiance is serv ing in the Army and is stationed a t Cam p Gordon. Ga. “Arabian Nights” Party For Mental Health Group Louis W iner, president of the M ental H e a lth Association of N as sau County Inc., today- announced the appointm e n t of Mr. Jack Stone of G r e a t Neck as chairm a n of the \A rabian N ights\ comm ittee. Through arrangem e n ts w ith Mr. Guy Lombardo, Tuesday, August 23 has been s e t aside as M ental H e altn N ight at the cool, colorful M arine T h e a tre, Jones Beach. The Arabian Nights, starring Laurltz Melchior, as the sultan, is a fabulous musical extravaganza, superbly delightful to both the eves, and ears. The moonlight, the stars, and the ocean breezes provide an exciting setting in which to view it. Mr. W iner said: “I know this will be an opportunity to spend a pleas ant sum m er evening with the fam ily. It will also provide an apportu- nity for people to enjoy themselvea while contributing to t,he Mental* H e a lth fund. T H E LEADER Magda Qabor W ins Audience In Lively Capri Production • Theatre on Long Islam! dished up some tasty, witty fare Inst week. We attended the Waren; (ini hoi, Waren presen la- ^ “P lis, Thil,1.« Called Love” at the Capri Theatre in Atlantic Beach to find that the quiet, brooding Magda (labor ‘we knew m Manhattan had blossomed into a brisk, believable Nina Dubois,” wonnui-of-the-world who succumbs at.last o the magic ot the love she steadfastly believed never to jx i s t . _ - --------------- - ------------------------------------ C h a rles G. M a rtin, a m a n who was the p a r l a playboy and great, las played feature roles w ith every- Jover held down ’ and we raean m e from Hoppy In\ Hollywood to 3ert L a h r on Broadway and is :urrently seen tn TV opuses such as Omnibus, Philco Playhouse, was ind engaging, fortyish, dynam ic foil to Miss Gabor. ------ One of the most versatile mem- jers of the W aren, Grabol, W aren Froupe is Flarl W aren. She plays character, ingenue or w alk-ons with ■qual facility and aplomb, carrying ill off w ith honors no m a tter w h a t the assignm ent. T h e Job of m o u n t ing a play a week Is extremely diffi cult but It becomes Impossible w ith out standbys like Florl W aren and Tom Me Dermott. New to us was Barbara Glenn, one of the most “oom p h lsh\ girls these tired old eyes have seen in years, would like to see more of. Sy Hirsh, too, is another one of the people here who play support ing roles, never seem to get the credit they deserve for the hard w o rk.put In. _Wa n i l look a t th e s tars, but we forget th a t very, very few stars can hold an audience alone tor three hours. T h e onll unfor tunate b it of casting we could find held down - by a Paul Yavor. Mr. Yavor kills his -lines by n o t apply ing^ himself, to the proper uses and lhtonances of colloquial English. He speaks his lines as if he first thought in H u n g a rian and then spoke in English. And the result Is, to be .frank, from Hungary. We Were a bit afraid, never hav ing seen Magda on stage, th a t her perform ance would be sim ilar to the wooden ones we’ve seen sister Eva give on TV. In the few tim es we’ve caught her. we marveled how Eva could attem p t to express any emotion called for in the script by using* one stock expression, no more. But Magda showed surprising talent, showed a thinking woman behind the perform e r, proved herself to be the talented member of the Gabor sisters, gave a finished, delightful theatrical perform ance. M ennsha SkuhuK returned in the roll he played on Broadway for a record-breaking run, \T h e F if th Sea son” - this -week. -He-will- b e there until August 7. W alter Abel, B rian Donlevy and E thel W aters are scheduled to play the Capri in the near future. Dr. Adams on Leave To Study Shakespeare ■ D r. John C ranford Adams, presi dent of H o fstra College, has been granted a leave of absence by the Board of .Trustees to coordinate re search on Elizabethan dram a . Adams; an international authori ty on Shakespeare, has been study ing aspects of .Elizabethan D ram atic Production for-m a n y years . ; . .. _ Provost Jack T. Johnson will asf •Eunie Adam s’ d u ties when th e leave goes in to - e f f e c t Septem b er 1- Son is Born July 4 T o Eugene Gilligaris | A baby boy, Eugene Francis III, was born to Lieut, find Mrs. E u gene F. Gilligan, Jr., a t th e U.S.N. Subm arine Base a t New London, Conn., July 4. L ieutenant G illigan is the son of Mr. an d Mrs. Eugene P. Gilligan of 211 Porterfield place, Freeport. Mrs. G illigan1'is the daughter of Mrs. Helen Kelley, of 6 Croyden drive, laldwin. BE F O R E BUYING A U S E D CAR “ H a v e a g o o d u n b i a s e d m e c h a n i c in s p e c t It,\ a d v i s e e . 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