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MEMBERS OF THE ACTORS STUDIO THEATRE

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Elaine Aiken | Peggy Feury | Robert Loggia | Paul E. Richards

Sally Alex | Betty Field | Phyllis Love | Mark Richman

Jean Alexander | Robert Fields | Salem Ludwig | Eli Rill

Jared Allen | Jane Fonda | Eleanor Lynn | Doris Roberts

Lee Allen | Anthony Franciosa | Kevin McCarthy | Beatrice Roth

Tamzen Allen | Nancy Franklin | Darren McGavin | Alfred Ryder

Joseph Anthony | Rita Gam | Peggy McKay | Fred Sadoff

Lou Antonio | Jack Garfein | Allyn Ann McLerie | Gene Saks

Robert Armstrong | Sean Garrison | Kathleen Maguire | Pat Sales

Beatrice Arthur | George Gaynes | Liska March | Diana Sands

Tom Avera | Ben Gazzara | Linda Marsh | Thelma Schnee

Carroll Baker | Michael Gazzo | Nan Martin | Alan Schneider

Joe Don Baker | Stefan Gierasch | Scott Marlowe | Henry Scott

Martin Balsam | Lou Gilbert | Nancy Marchand | Joshua Shelley

John Balzac | Lee Grant | Peter Masterson | Madeleine Sherwood

Anne Bancroft | William Greaves | Walter Matthau | Frank Silvera

Aza Bard | Mary Grey | Nona Medici | Delos V. Smith, Jr.

Katharine Bard | Will Hare | Mary Mercier | Lois Smith

Barbara Baxley | John Harkins | Burgess Meredith | Patricia Smith

Vincent Beck | Barbara Harris | Kenn Mileston | William Smithers

Nancy Berg | Julie Harris | Tomas Milian | Harvey Solin

Harbert Berghof | Marcia Haufrecht | Allan Miller | Brett Somers

Richard Beymer | June Havoc | Sally Moffat | Katharine Squire

Edward Binns | Frances Heflin | Bill Moor | Kim Stanley

Rudy Bond | Anne Hegira | Rosemary Nathan | Maureen Stapleton

Patti Bosworth | Robert Heller | Vivian Nathan | Rod Steiger

Ray Boyle | Ann Hennessey | Patricia Neal | Jan Sterling

Lane Bradbury | Jan Henry | Lois Nettleton | Sandra Stevens

Dick Bradford | Gerald Hiken | Paul Newman | David J. Stewart

Joceyln Brando | Steven Hill | Alex Nicol | Fred Stewart

Hilda Brawner | Pat Hingle | Leslie Nielsen | John Stix

Geraldine Brooks | Jane Hoffman | Eulalie Noble | Arthur Storch

Roscoe Lee Browne | Ellen Holly | James Noble | John Strasberg

Chad Burton | Celeste Holm | Eavan O'Connor | Paula Strasberg

Hope Cameron | Claire Hooton | Gerald O'Loughlin | Susan Strasberg

Carolee Campbell | Geoffrey Horne | James Olson | Michael Strong

Joan Chandler | Jennifer Howard | Alba Oms | Shepperd Strudwick

Lonny Chapman | Michael Howard | Patrick O'Neal | Joseph Sullivan

Dane Clark | Robin Howard | Margret O'Neill | Inga Swenson

Miriam Colon | Gloria Hoye | Geraldine Page | Franchot Tone

Carlton Colyer | Kim Hunter | Betsy Palmer | Rip Torn

Michael Conrad | Davil Hurst | Estelle Parsons | Nadyne Turney

Joan Copeland | Earle Hyman | Lucille Patton | Jo Van Fleet

Frank Corsaro | Anne Jackson | Albert Paulson | Andreas Voutsinas

Anthony Costello | Clifton James | Leo Penn | Michael Wager 

Norma Crane | Conrad Janis | George Peppard | Ralph Waite

John Crawford | Salome Jens | Anthony Perkins | Eli Wallach

Rebecca Darke | James Karen | Nehemiah Persoff | Frances Waller

Clifford David | Bernard Kates | Lenka Peterson | Ray Walston

Tamara Daykarhanova | Sandra Kaufman | Avra Petrides | Janet Ward

Libbie Dean | Don Keefer | Margaret Phillips | Lesley Warren

Olive Deering | Maya Kenin | Ben Piazza | David Wayne

Gabriel Dell | Philip Kenneally | Sidney Poitier | Dennis Weaver

Bruce Dern | Clinton Kimbrough | Hunt Powers | Tom Wheatley

Bradford Dillman | Adelaide Klein | David Pressman | Christine White

Dolores Dorn | Shirley Knight | William Prince | James Whitmore

Kay Doubleday | Martin Landau | Joan Potter | Collin Wilcox

Keir Dulleia | Bryarly Lee | Patricia Quinn | Ann Williams

Mildred Dunnock | John Lehne | Logan Ramsay | Gene Wilder

Richard Durham | Ron Leibman | Pat Randall | Iggie Wolfington

Robert Emmett | Loretta Leversee | William Redfield | Shelley Winters

Annette Erlanger | Viveca Lindfors | Robert Reed | Joanne Woodward

Tim Everett | Joanne Linville | Elliot Reid | Melanie York

Don Fellows | Lily Lodge

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[[headline]] Peter Sellers' London [[/headline]]

by Sandy Lesberg

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From the broadest view of this city T.S. Eliot once called "unreal" - the roof of Mr. Hilton's unlikely though impressive contribution to the landscape - to the tiny bearded colony of sidewalk artists defiantly displaying their wares directly across the street from the serene and august Royal Academy - all items between pertaining to London belong to Peter Sellers.
Born near that Hampstead Heath, he has coincided his amazing rise to international prominence with an ever increasing hunger to draw the world to him rather than to set sail into the myriad directions of his fame. Tell him of a feast in Rome that consumed the taste buds and obliterated for all time the pangs of hunger and he will carry you off to Tiberio's on Queen Street, Mayfair, where the decor, impressive of early Rome, does not jar too heavily with the youthful spirit of its affluent patrons
I tried to turn him to Paris, a mere hour away by plane, and instead he led me to an unimpressive looking shopfront which was transformed upon opening the door into a French bistro non pareil in any place other than perhaps a stage set. Au Jardin des Gourmets. And to impress me even more, or perhaps to preclude my suggesting an even longer trip, he lured me on the next night to Kensington where I was regaled with the, always to me, improbable delights of authentic Chinese cooking. This, an establishment call Fu Tong.
I asked him about Sunday and leisure? He led me to a hidden part of Westminster Abbey, the Little Cloister, where the gentle tones of the fountain

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playing in the center seemed to persuade away the raucousness of the surrounding traffic noises.
"If there's such a thing as repose and peace, then I should think that this is it," he said.
"What about pubs? Certainly in your London, there must be a favorite pub, I challenged hopefully" The answer was as forceful as it was unexpected. "There is no reason for pubs," he said. "They smell of stale beet. You can't see in or out of the windows and all in all, they're a very peculiar English institution which survived despite itself."
And then, apparently to soften his blow to the Commonwealth solidarity,

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Mr. Lesberg, broadcaster, writer and travel authority, is well acquainted with many celebrated persons in the performing arts here and abroad.
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