Musical Mystery Plans and Stage Alibis in Boston
The author muses on writing a mystery using a real alibi from a Boston Symphony clarinetist and a staged concert setting. He playfully explores how music, timing, and instrument roles could seed a crime plot and considers the practicalities of stage life from pit to audience. He toys with linking musicians to a pony-race payoff, pondering a broader jig-saw puzzle.
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Boston Symphony
Symphony Hall
Agatha Christie
Conan Doyle
Francis Bacon Retrospective at the Guggenheim Delivers Power
At New York’s Guggenheim and the Art Institute of Chicago Bacon’s retrospective is a striking event. The show pairs Bacon’s unsettling figurative works with a strong display of 20th century master drawings, highlighting his evolution since his first canvases and placing him among today’s most discussed artists.
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Guggenheim Museum
New York
Frank Lloyd Wright
Guggenheim
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Francis Bacon
Bacon
England
Heim
Tom Mix's Grandson Comes to Hollywood
Hickman Hill, 19, grandson of Tom Mix, visits Hollywood on his first airplane ride and attends a CBS-TV party for writers. He hopes Gunsmoke offers a career path, noting similarities to his grandfather and a cautious optimism about fame.
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Hollywood
Laredo
Tex
Cbs-Tv
Hickman Hill
Tom Mix
CBS
Hick
Father Love
Longbranch
Jim Arness
Grandpa Mix
Texas
Tom
Due
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British TV to adopt regular weekly schedule on BBC2
London reports the BBC plans a patterned nightly lineup on BBC2 when it starts in April. Each evening will follow a theme with Monday comedy Tuesday education Wednesday encore Thursday minority tastes Friday family entertainment and Saturday afternoon sports alternatives to the current schedule.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
Britain
Independent Television Authority
Hugh Carleton Greene
New York
Sheinwold on Bridge and the elusive Larry Weiss tale
Bridge column runs idly through a tale of two Larry Weiss figures in Boston and Los Angeles while detailing a mixed auction hand. The narrator wonders who played the hand, notes Weiss’s deceptive play with spades, and ends with the dealer’s bidding suggestion to start with one club.
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Larry Weiss
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Los Angeles
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Weiss
South
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Movie Timetable and Highlights for 1963 Releases
Capitol shows The Prize with showings at 1 0, 3 25, 5 55, 8 30 along with Football Highlights of 1963 at 3 15, 5 40, 8 15. Palace presents The Sword and the Stone at 1 00, 3 15, 5 35, 7 15, 9 20 plus short subjects. Union Square features McClintock at 1 00, 3 35, 6 15, 8 55 and Wonderful Africa at 3 05, 5 45, 8 25. County timetable on Page 18.
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Stone
Union Square
McClintock
Africa
Tina Louise Selected for A Girl to Remember Role
Tina Louise is chosen by director George Abbott as the other actress beside Carol Burnett in the Broadway musical A Girl to Remember. The show follows two Broadway hopefuls who win Hollywood contracts and arrives at the Mark Hellinger Theater in May after Louise’s six year return to Broadway in Li'l Abner.
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Tina Louise
George Abbott
Carol Burnett
Miss Louise
Boardway
Mark Hellinger
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