Kirstie Alley Makes Entrance At Cheers Rehearsal
Actress Kirstie Alley joins NBCs Cheers for a first rehearsal as a Shelley Long lookalike. She wore a blond wig and conservative dress to break the ice and amused the cast with her entrance.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1987
Page
3
Actress Kirstie Alley joins NBCs Cheers for a first rehearsal as a Shelley Long lookalike. She wore a blond wig and conservative dress to break the ice and amused the cast with her entrance.
Mayor Koch notes approval by City Planning Commission and Board of Estimate while developers and opponents discuss possible accommodations. In Los Angeles, director William Friedkin and ex-wife Lesley Anne Down settle their child custody case with joint custody for their 5 year old son Jack, alternating three days each.
British star Edward Woodward of The Equalizer, 57, was hospitalized after chest pains and breathing trouble but received news of a best lead actor Emmy nomination. Agent Eric Glass said wife Mrs Woodward was told and hoped the news would lift his spirits as he recovers in Warwickshire hospital.
PTL's Heritage USA site faces payroll delays for some of its 1,100 workers and plans 100 layoffs as donations toward a $1.7 million goal lag. Falwell says receipts are uneven with most gifts arriving Monday or Tuesday and notes possible completion by next Tuesday. Four top PTL executives were dismissed to reduce operating costs.
Charleston and Shaw air bases increased vigilance due to Middle East tensions. Charleston Air Force Base remained on alpha level alert with heightened security while Shaw in Sumter also raised awareness. Myrtle Beach and Charleston Navy Base reported no alert.
The Senate Finance Committee cleared a textile import bill for full Senate action amid White House opposition. The measure would impose global quotas on 185 textile and apparel categories and 15 non rubber footwear groups, allowing a 1 percent yearly rise for textiles and apparel and freezing footwear at 1986 levels.
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