No More Musicals Says Bing Crosby Dramatic Actor
Hollywood star Bing Crosby announced he is done with movie musicals. He described Anything Goes as his last musical and said he would only consider a great romantic comedy or stories with kids in the future. Crosby, involved in a widescreen color production with Donald O'Connor and Mitzi Gaynor, lamented limited chance to develop a story with many musical numbers.
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Chrysler credits happy customers for comeback
Detroit April 13 Chrysler Corp officials credit goodwill built up among long-time customers for its strong market rebound after a steep decline. They note revamping models and dealer staff, plus sharper marketing, helped Chrysler regain about 20 percent of U.S. car sales, with many buyers sticking to the brand and dealer they trust.
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