Prince Charles and Princess Anne Await Christmas at Sandringham
Royal Christmas celebrations center on Sandringham House with Prince Charles and Princess Anne as youngsters, while Queen Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh, and other royals gather for the traditional broadcast. Forester Jim Brown will arrange the 12 foot tree and gifts, as the estate's 150 rooms host a festive scene near the North Sea moors popular with royal history.
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Royal Christmas at Sandringham Hints Duke of Edinburgh Hunting
George V and George VI era expert shots influence royal Christmas menu with partridges and turkey as potential dishes. The family travels to Sandringham before Christmas with a large staff, hosts a Salvation Army choir, attends St Mary Magdalene church on estate grounds, and the queen delivers a world network radio talk at 3 p.m. The celebration ends with private semi retirement in January.
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Hollywood press picks most cooperative stars in 1952 poll
The Hollywood Women's Press Club named Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis as most cooperative, while Rita Hayworth and Mario Lanza were tagged as most uncooperative. The survey reflects a subset of the press and fan magazine writers, not the entire Hollywood press. Past winners include Ginger Rogers, Jean Arthur, Joan Fontaine, and Ingrid Bergman among others.
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Hollywoods nonconformists and press targets list
A roster contrasts male stars who remain thriving independents with female stars who faced strong press scrutiny. The piece cites Fred Astaire, Errol Flynn, Bogart and others as standout independents, while naming Bette Davis, Joan Crawford and Loretta Young among those pressured by the female press.
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Humphrey Bogart
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Ann Sheridan
Betty Hutton
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Loretta Young
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