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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1964
Page
11
Bette Davis and Joan Crawford endure two weeks of intensive rehearsals in Baton Rouge for Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte, a follow up to Whatever Happened To Baby Jane. Producer-director Robert Aldrich aims for a tight schedule and shared profits, despite rumors of friction.
Lauren Bacall tells SHEILAH GRAHAM she has not truly vanished from cinema. She says she recently finished Sex and the Single Girl and notes women face sparse roles and a star system that favors men.
Swedish actress Britt Eklund blasts Hollywood as jealous and claustrophobic in a TV interview while assisting husband Peter Sellers during his hospital recovery. She vows not to return, describing studios as a cheap, spying environment unlike Stockholm.
Paris report on Pierre Selamon a 38 year old painter who has fought 25 street battles sent 25 adversaries to hospital and been arrested 25 times He cites his beard as the cause noting women love it and men grow jealous and lash out Selamon refuses to trim his whiskers saying it would be unfair to women.
Florence Italy August 193? Leonardo Carlesi a beauty consultant to royal ladies advises women to avoid heavy hot weather legs by sitting with feet slightly forward. Re cross legs every five minutes and run hands up and down each leg every half hour while cutting down on alcohol.
Steve McQueen is hailed as the busiest actor in Hollywood with constant big deals and multiple projects. He juggles two features and a Broadway play while planning a roughing it trip to Arizona. He says he is at a career turning point and resists studio control, guarding his acting and personal choices.
Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor planned an outdoor shot for The Night Prowler on a Wilshire Boulevard park lot. The prop department rolled in a mock booth, then found 80 cents in the box when the crew moved it. A frustrated patron likely penned a letter to the phone company about service.
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