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Command Show
Presents U. S.
Stars To Queen
LONDON, Uft — Dusky Eartha
Kitt slunk sexily onto a London
stage Monday night and Britain’s
Queen Elizabeth II sent out an
S-O-S to turn off the heat.
But the plea went to the boiler
room of London’s vast Coliseum
Theater — not to Eartha. Her ap
pearance at the time apparently
was purely coincidental.
In an eye-popping, skin-tight
dress of flame-colored chiffon,
the American girl was one of 500
entertainers taking part in this
year’s biggest-ever Royal Com
mand performance. Singer Pat
Boone was another.
As Eartha purred out her
throaty “I Wanna Be Evil,” Prince
Philip, the Queen’s husband,
leaned atentively over the red
plush edge of the Royal Box.
After the show, the top date in
Britain’s show business calendar,
the Queen and Philip congratu
lated Eartha on the performance.
“He’s all man,” said thd Amer
ican star, of Philip. “A very nice
man. And witty, too.”
“She spoke to me as if I were
a person she had known for a
-long time,” Eartha continued,
speaking of England’s monarch.
“She is so warm and vibrant, so
very much younger looking than
I imagined. So simpatica.”
The well-heeled audience paid
up to $200 to see the charity show
billed as mixing “grand old tim
bers with brand new climbers.”
The show put the entire casts
of three London musicals on the
theater’s revolving stage at one
point. The curtain finally came
down on “My Fair Lady,” star
ring Rex Harrison and Julie An
drews leading the entire com
pany in “I Could Have Danced
All Night.”
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