What A Way to Go opens at Granada with star cast
After a World’s Fair premiere, What a Way to Go debuts Thursday at Granada Theater. Shirley MacLaine leads with Paul Newman and Robert Mitchum in a color musical spoof directed by J Lee Thompson. Edith Head designed 72 costumes, Harry Winston jewels valued at 3 million, and furs at 200 thousand.
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Olivia de Havilland Seeks Success for Lady in a Cage Tour
In New York Olivia de Havilland promotes Lady in a Cage with a ten percent gross share and a demanding tour. She describes the film as a suspense drama, notes no press agent, and plans to live in France with her French husband Pierre Galante while keeping up a career until she can retire to maitresse de maison life.
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Jimmy Hawkins Faces Hollywood Dating Press Pressures
Hollywood youth star Jimmy Hawkins discusses the dating scene among actors. He notes the relentless scrutiny from studios and gossip writers, the constant display of personal life, and the stress of dating younger actresses while maintaining privacy. He lists co stars linked with him including Annette Funicello and Hayley Mills.
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Hollywood Hopefuls Pack for Summer Star Gaze
Hollywood figures dominate the tourist buzz as the 1964 summer season promises record attendance and big spenders. All-Year Club touts high hopes while visitors seek star homes, studio tours, and film lore, with fans clamoring for insider access and celebrity directories.
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New Campgrounds Add to National Parks
Twenty-five new campgrounds have been added to national parks since 1963. This increases the total to 519 facilities able to accommodate 26 626 families each night.
Ann Sothern Calls Herself a Monstrous Human Being
New York actress Ann Sothern discusses her departure from her usual bright roles in Lady in a Cage she plays a provocative prostitute opposite Olivia de Havilland. She explains the need to evolve as an actress and shares plans for a Hollywood visit and a Solvang cattle farm. Her daughter Tish, 18, may study drama in Paris.
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Glamour Girl Gina Daydreams And Dashes Through Set
Hollywood diary details Gina Lollobrigida on the set of Strange Bedfellows at Universal. Entries describe wardrobe scenes with Rock Hudson, a seven year screen separation reunion, bedroom moments, and producer Melvin Frank planning next week's shoots.
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