Tony awards buzz and celebrity fads in New York gossip
The crowd at the Tony awards buzzes over Barb ara Harris’s dazed reaction after winning best actress for The Apple Tree. Liza Minnelli and Peter Allen attend the Plaza gala, while Edgar Bergen heads into April with Don’t Make Waves and Sabrina Fair. Various stars and anecdotes follow, from Glynis Johns’s novelist husband to Zeppo Marx’s Palm Springs listing and Perry Como’s TV retirement speculation.
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New York
Barbara Harris
Edgar Bergen
Lass
Candy
Movie Listings Show Monday Theater Time Schedule
The page lists theater times for Paramount Hotel Iowa World Times Marion Cr Drive In and Twixt Town venues. Feature films include A Fistful of Dollars Doctor Zhivago Murderers Row Hallelujah Trail Kings of the Sun Fireball 500 and Wild Angels with multiple showtimes and shorts sections.
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Paramount
Iowa
Doctor Zhivago
Wild Angels
Lynn Redgrave Weds British Actor John Clark in Secret Ceremony
Lynn Redgrave, nominated for Georgy Girl, married British actor John Clark in a secret Ethical Culture ceremony at Sidney Lumet’s brownstone. Attended by six people including her parents Sir Michael and Lady Redgrave and sister Vanessa. The couple met in London last September and plan a large family after Clark’s divorce finalized two weeks earlier.
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Lynn Redgrave
John Clark
Lynn Langway
New York
UPI
Clark
Bobby Kennedy
Miss Redgrave
Sir Michael
Lady Redgrave
Vanessa
Sidney Lumet
Gail
Hollywood
Lynn
Liz Taylor
James Mason
London
Kay Hawitreys
Hollywood Talent Chief Builds New Star Group
Monique James heads Universal's new talent department shaping a new wave of film stars. Katharine Ross rises to a lead in The Graduate beside Anne Bancroft and Dustin Hoffman under Levine. Other discoveries include Susan Saint James, Michael Sarrazin, James Farentino, Don Stroud, Ian Flynn, George Peppard, Warren Beatty, and Don Stroud. Dorothy Malone voices concern over teen culture, urging discipline as children grow.
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Ollywood
Monique James
Universal Studio
New Talent
Hollywood
Katharine Ross
San Francisco Workshop
Simone Signoret
James Cann
Katharine
Anne Bancroft
Dustin Hoffman
Lawrence Turman
Mike Nichols
Joseph E. Levine
Monique
Susan Saint James
New York Times
Edwin L. James
New York
Eleanor Kilgallen
George Peppard
Warren Beatty
Broadcasters' Award Goes to Split News Dup
The National Association of Broadcasters honors a television news team divided by a labor strike. Chet Huntley and David Brinkley received the top award as a duo, marking the first time the prize goes to a split team. Huntley favors a new union outside AFTRA. Brinkley remains on strike.
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Chicago
UPI
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Chet Huntley
David Brinkley
National Broadcasting System
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
Huntley
United Press International
AFRTA
Brinkley
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Ron Joy
Papa Frank
Zeppo Marx
Palm Springs
Johnny Desmond
Henry Hudson Hotel
Mimi Hines
Felix Youssoupoff
Rasputin
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Youssoupoff
Perry Como
Perry
Russia
Milena Majorva
Jackie Kennedy
Asus
Dean Ann
Martin Mane
Saurderers Gower
Cedar Rapids
Sun
Ark Angels
Middle East
Foods OF Lebanon
Mrs. Tony
Tony
Charcoal Steak House
Italy
Spumoni
Srecia
First Avenue
Coe College
Eiken
Channel 9
William Holden
Ray Starks
Wandy As
Suzie Wong
Sylvia Syms
Michael Wilding
Stuart Whitman
Stanley
York
Ieee Levine
IR Panavision
Lena Horne
Burt Lancaster
Yul Brynner
Kings OF the Sun
Florabel Muir
Don Stroud
Claude Stroud
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Stroud Twins
Ann McCormack
Brando
Doris Day
Josie
Ian Flynn
Errol Flynn
Warner Bros
Flynn
Glasgow
Edinburgh
England
Lyon Burke
Twentieth Century-Fox
David Weisbart
Mark Robson
Paul Burke
Barbara Parkins
Burke
Mister
Peyton Place
Dorothy Malone
Mimi
Diane
Union Estage
Stefanie Powers
David Lean
Seni Ee TD
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