Panorama tribute captures Hollywood's heyday in art
Concord art collector Bob Harman created a five by nine foot Hollywood Panorama using watercolor and India ink. It presents 948 caricatures of stars from Jean Harlow to Julie Andrews era amid backgrounds like the Hollywood Hotel Malibu Beach Brown Derby and film sets. Characters such as Ginger Rogers Fred Astaire Charles Laughton and Humphrey Bogart appear in classic scenes.
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E M Forster dies at 91 author of A Passage to India
London UPI reports E M Forster died Sunday at age 91 in Coventry where he had been staying after a heart attack. The famed author of A Passage to India wrote five novels and 36 short stories and was later acclaimed as one of Britain’s greatest novelists.
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Nabors weighs movie role with quality over cash
Hollywood star Jim Nabors, famed for television and nightclub success, considers a film in a Western caper but seeks quality over money. He would not play his Gomer Pyle persona, aiming for a new, capable performance. He cites past career shifts proving his instincts.
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Emmy Awards Parade Brightens TV Season
Hollywood coverage credits Bill Cosby and Dick Cavett for sharp hosting as Emmys air on ABC. Patty Duke sparks cringe with pompous speech, while veterans Anne Bancroft and Peter Ustinov radiate professionalism. The broadcast also honors network news heads and the 3 M Company for upgrading television taste amid sponsors like a fried chicken chain and a cigarette firm.
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The Demography Game Behind NBC Audience Picks
A column discusses demography in television, noting NBC executive Paul Klein uses detailed audience profiles to judge programs. It traces shifts from total viewership to age based markets, and cites a London UPI report on Limpex ’70 inventors’ expo opening.
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