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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1957
Page
14
Ingrid Bergman speaks of her romance with Roberto Rossellini and the decades of scrutiny. She defends her life choices and laments sensational reporting while noting Italy’s openness and her contentment with family. Colon, Michigan, is noted for magician equipment industry.
Hollywood reports Jerry Lewis could gross five to seven million this year from Delicate Delinquent and related ventures. He owns 75 percent of the movie, produced it for 500 thousand, and subsidizes premieres plus 22 national openings. Lewis also earns from night clubs, NBC TV deals, and a booming record line, surpassing his former duo's earnings.
Fairview Junior High School principal Keith Skidmore released the honor list for the last six weeks. Names include Paul Thom as well as many others such as Judy Tabor Jeannie Walker Agnes Walker and Rose Zabot among the listed students. The report also notes concern that many animals host trichinosis including bear domestic cat dog and fox.
McAlester Oklahoma M L B Smith runs a grocery store and retaliates against a rival that sold coffee below cost by advertising in the newspaper that he would buy unopened cans of standard brand coffee for 94 cents.
Hollywood June 14 Jack Lemmon headlines a wild Army farce titled Operation Madball in which enlisted men and Army nurses clash. Director Richard Quine shot a champagne filled party sequence at midnight and Mickey Rooney appears in a small bit. Lemmon promotes the film as a freer comic departure.
Composer Conductor George Antheil, returning from Spain, predicts flamenco will be the next rhythm craze supplanting calypso and rock n roll. He notes a revival sweeping Madrid to Copenhagen and says flamenco has the beat and catchiness of calypso, likely to inundate the States soon.
Destine a Haitian dancer launches a 200 mile tour to clarify calypso as dance and music. With 20 specialists he performs in Princeton Jacob's Pillow and Japan before returning to Haiti, stressing authenticity over Western misperceptions and cautious American audiences.
Spiro of Meyers Electronics of Bluefield was elected secretary-treasurer of the National Electronics Distributors Association at the annual board meeting in Chicago. Sam Warden and Spiro attended the 1957 Electronics Industry Parts Show at the Hilton. Spiro was named Man Of The Month and appeared on the NEDA magazine cover. James Cheek, a Meyers salesman, was asked to write an article for the May issue.
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