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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1972
Page
7
Hollywood actress Dorothy McGuire recalls watching herself in Claudia during a Phoenix premiere and facing a hostile remark from a man in the audience. She acknowledges the validity of the critique and considers how it shapes her approach to acting.
The Writers Guild awarded Charles Chaplin its first Medallion Award at the 24th annual ceremony, accepted by Chaplin’s son Sidney. Ernest Lehman won Lauren for Porino’s complaint, Paddy Chayefsky for The Hospital, John Paxton for Kolch, and Tenelope Gilliatt for Sunday Bloody Sunday. TV honors went to Carol Sobieski, Howard Rodman, and William Blinn for Brian’s Song. Dorothy McGuire discussed her career and role choices, from Claudia to She Waits, reflecting on acting, casting, and the pressures of Hollywood.
A children’s art group led by Civic Arts will host a kite making workshop on Saturday April 8 at Indian Valley School Walnut Creek. David F. Jue will demonstrate five classic Chinese kites and all materials are included in a $1 fee. Pre registration is required with blanks at Civic Arts Instructional Office or by calling listed contacts.
The page lists a dense playlist of shows and specials including Captain Kangaroo The Mighty McGurk and Jeopardy along with blurbs for Newswatch Cartoons Sesame Street and classic films The listings mention various hosts actors and network promos spanning morning to evening with notes on specials like The Last Vikings Hansel and Gretel and a Billy program lineup
Seattle detectives chase a million dollar theft while Doris Martin uncovers a charity racketeer. A bridge lesson centers on not drawing a second trump when dummy holds three and south must plan ruffs. The daily question guides bidding with a weak hand and heart support.
Pope Paul VI inaugurated Vatican's public exhibition of its priceless Bible collection, part of UNESCO's International Book Year. The show in the Vatican Library spans from the third century to the Renaissance, featuring 148 rare volumes normally locked in archives.
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