This Was The Year In Hollywood Of Ratings And Fees
Hollywood saw Cary Grant accused by his wife of beating her on LSD trips yet remain wildly popular. Jack Valenti set a movie rating system as producers chased X pictures for adult appeal. Barbra Streisand joined a million dollars per picture club, alongside Newman, Streisand, Andrews, Marvin, and Taylor. Assassinations spurred soul-searching on screen violence, nudity hit new lows, and Barbra Streisand’s husband fueled press frictions. Lucille Ball hired her children. Katharine Hepburn won another Oscar after 35 years. Sinatra and Fisher split, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis dominated covers while Zsa Zsa Gabor lampooned hotelkeepers. 1969 loomed, with Hollywood clutching notoriety, money, and scandal.
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Connie Stevens
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Mia Farrow
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
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Anthony Quinn
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Cheater offers a special New Year's Eve party and play
BLT hosts a New Year’s Eve event featuring an 8:30 p.m. cocktail party and a 9 p.m. performance of Old Fashioned Girl, a 1910 Newport hotel comedy. Cast includes Kim VanMater and Sue VanMater with a team behind the production. Buffet to follow with night club skits and music. Tickets are $7.50 per couple, reservations at 42-717.
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Charles Georges
Jessie Foster
Kim VanMater
Prince Fortunatus
Sue VanMater
Olivette
Kenneth Palmer
Gilbert Hunter
Kathy Allen
Rosika
Elaine Adams
Geraldine
Newport
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Charles Scott
Glenn Adams
Katherine Joiner
Virginia Chandler
Harold Hooper
Butch Young
Bill Foster
Becky Moody
Glen Whitcomb
Livestock Show Opens February 19 at Astrodome
The 1969 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo opens February 19 at the Astrodome with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. The event runs through March 2 with additional acts including Pat Brady and the Sons of the Pioneers, Wayne Newton, Boots Randolph and Jerry Reed with Sonny James, Jimmy Dean, and Jim Nabors. Chuckwagon races join rodeo events for a record purse nearing $100,000. Louis M. Pearce Jr. presides as president. tickets range from $1 to SH. For information, write Ticket Director, P.O. Box 20070, Houston 77025.
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Sonny James
Jimmy Dean
Jim Nabors
Gomer Pyle
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St Thomas Offers Studies Program In Film And Photo
The Media Center at the University of St. Thomas in Houston will offer film making and photography courses in the second semester starting January 15. Open to the public for credit or non credit, with instructors Geoffrey Winningham and James Blue leading beginner through intermediate classes and seminars. Call 529 7566 or 525 2287 for information.
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University of St. Thomas
Houston
Geoffrey Winningham
St. Thomas
Rice University
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Hiinois Instiute
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University of Oregon
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Harold Dudley Named Outstanding Alumnus at Midwestern University
Harold Dudley, chief akderto Gev. Preston Smith, named outstanding alumnus of the year at Midwestern University in Wichita Falls AP report.
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