No Violence to Animals Filmmaking Under Scrutiny
Hollywood faces intensified scrutiny by national groups including the National Legion of Decency, the Humane Society, and the World Federation for Protection at Animals to curb violence against animals in films and TV. The American Humane Association monitors scripts and on set actions, ensuring no animal suffers. studios invest in protected cast animals while high risk scenes are supervised to prevent cruelty.
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Grover Brinkman
Central Press Association
Hollywood
Calif
National Legion of Decency
Humane Society of the
AHA
American Humane Association
Free World
AELA
International Society For the Protection of Animals
Explorers Near Home As Wisconsin Lab Leads Antarctic Study
Madison scientists coordinate a National Science Foundation Antarctic program from McMurdo Sound with Dowling guiding overland polar transport. Dr. Cracy and a 120 member team aim to reach the Pole while colleagues from Michigan Northwestern Stanford and Wisconsin pursue biology and timing research amid a mix of penguin reports and field logistics.
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Madison
Wis
Science Nntion & University
Antarctica
Lake Mendota
University of Wisconsin
Robert Black
National Science Foundation
Fremont
Lewis and Clark
North America
Amundsen
Hame Sentt
Foel
South Pole
McMurdo Sound
Forrest Dowling
Albert P. Cracy
Enocat
Scott
Cracy
University of Michigan
Charles W. M. Swithinbank
Rors Keenels
I Frank A. Brown Jr
Noarthweestern University
Nature
Worlschlag
Stanford
Richard Lee Penney
Wisconsin
Wikes Station
Frankenstein Castle Existed And Still Does
A compact tour through the Frankenstein legend linking the Mary Shelley tale to real German roots. It notes the castle near Frankfurt, the Barons Frankenstein, a blacked out moon scene, and relics in the chapel. The piece links fiction to history, recounting a knight, a vanished monster, and a myth with roots in real German lore.
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Frankenstein Castle
Baron Frankenstein
Germany
Frankfurt
Frankenstein
Steel Bands Charm Caribbean Visitors
Vacationists travel to the Caribbean with Trinidad a highlight where steel bands born from junk drums enthrall visitors. From wartime drum origins to tuning with a hammer, these rhythmic ensembles born in Trinidad’s slums now tour Europe and America. The groups mix calypso and folk tunes, drawing crowds at hotels, carnivals, and cruise ships.
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Elma Moore
Central Press
Caribbean
Trinidad
United States
Europe
America
Tony Curtis Chooses Roles Over Playing Himself
Hollywood star Tony Curtis refuses to imitate himself in films. He adapts to true life roles such as Ira Hayes in The Sixth Man while avoiding pure impersonation. Curtis notes makeup and voice, not appearance, shape his portrayals and jokes he cannot be Tony Curtis Story.
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Tony Curtis
Armand Archerd
Central Press Association
Hollywood
Cary Grant
Cery Grant
Edward G. Robinson
Timmy Cagney
Clark Gable
Humphrey Bogart
Sony Curtis
Tony
Ira Hayes
Curtis
Hayes
Napoleon
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Fred Demara
Demara
Deamare
Alwrayas
Houdini
Young
Mr. Curtis
Karin Levin the World's Most Photographed Woman
Karin Levin, a Rochester model for East man studio, is said to be the most photographed woman in the world due to her unique skin pigmentations. She has posed for about 80,000 still photos and a quarter million feet of film over 12 months, serving as a scientific standard to test color quality in film.
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James 4
Miller Central Press Association
Rochester
N. Y
Karin Levin
Marilyn Monroe
Zsais Gabor
Hollywood
Karin
Eastman Film Studio
Long Beach
Calif
London
England
Dnteshe
Yes
New York State
Mastman
Ster
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U. S. Navy
Roald Armundsen
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Dr. Penney
Charles R. Bentley
Robert Scorn
Steve Tipsy
Mary Wollstonecraft Snelley
Boris Karloff
Mary Shelley
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Pauinenlemio
Peas Stadt
Ants
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Steel Bands
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Korin Tevin
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