Fair Lady Run Ends After 96 Weeks in Sydney Theatre
The production My Fair Lady concluded its longest single run, completing 96 weeks at the Century Theatre in Sydney, Australia, marking a notable milestone for the show and venue.
05 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
1
The production My Fair Lady concluded its longest single run, completing 96 weeks at the Century Theatre in Sydney, Australia, marking a notable milestone for the show and venue.
Wayne Fewell, 21, of Van Nuys, described as a suspected hooded bandit linked to at least 11 holdups in the San Fernando Valley, was killed by LAPD Officer Tom Ferry during a halt command outside a North Hollywood bar. Fewell reportedly raised his gun as officers pursued a five day surveillance by a special unit.
Lucy Ball won her second Emmy award at the 15th annual Television Academy awards, crying on stage as she reflected on her career. The ceremony honored achievements across drama, comedy, and variety, with Don Adams, Geraldine Page, and Peter Ustinov among the noted winners. American space experts at Paris air show concluded Soviet progress did not show technical superiority over the United States, while the U S displayed its largest space hardware collection to date.
Rep John G Dow arrived in Saigon on Sunday and plans a nine day stay to study the problems of the South Vietnamese people. The 62 year old congressman calls himself a dove. Bill Cosby won the Emmy for outstanding continued performance by an actor in a dramatic series. Jack and the Beanstalk was named the outstanding children’s program.
Around 400 Ku Klux Klan members in robes marched from Grant Park to city hall to express support for the Vietnam War amid jeers from Black residents and a counter demonstration by about four doves. Security and police kept order as the procession passed through a predominantly Negro neighborhood.
In Clearwater a crowd of nearly 200 Black individuals threw rocks during a civil unrest incident. Police jailed about 10 for disobeying orders and disorderly conduct as a station wagon was destroyed and a punch injures officers. One Black man and another officer sustained injuries. disturbance quelled in about 45 minutes.
A Washington analysis notes many cities pursue suburban relocation of low income Negro families to solve downtown slum issues under Model Cities funds. Cities like St. Louis and Baltimore consider housing corpora tions outside city limits while Detroit Atlanta and others push relocation with new industry. The trend stems from white flight and stretched tax bases, with St. Louis proposing a metropolitan housing corporation to guide suburban purchases and rehabilitation.
Amid ongoing unrest in Roxbury, Boston bands of youths rioted over the weekend. Six arrests and multiple injuries occurred including a UPI camera operator and three children. Police sealed the area as reports of shooting surfaced. 305 arrests and 54 injuries were tallied over five nights of clashes, arson, looting, and disruption.
Morn ing edition lists price details for home delivery and mail rates at Colorado Boulevard Pasadena with weekly and monthly charges. Includes office addresses on Colorado Boulevard and Sycamore Street and references to scheduling and distribution terms.
United Press International reports violent storms across Georgia and surrounding states dumped up to 8 inches of rain, triggering flash floods and mudslides. Evacuations began near Athens along the Oconee River as streets flooded and torrents washed out roads and bridges. Several towns reported extensive damage and injuries with hospitals treating numerous flood victims.
The piece notes Arabs in desert robes may trap heat while Israelis prefer lighter clothing. It suggests Israelis can stay cooler and healthier by wearing shorts and cotton shirts, allowing air to circulate. Israeli doctors credit modern apparel for health.
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