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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1973
Page
8
Cedar Rapids Community Theater opens Promises Promises at the Jefferson high school auditorium with strong leads Sharon Byers Bob McComas and Larry Bennett delivering solid singing. The cast including Margie Petersmith Teri Odell and others provides lively humor and musical numbers with a capable 16 piece pit band under Mary Wick.
A seventh performance of Promises Promises is set for next Wednesday at Jefferson High School as the Community Theater musical nears a sell out. Tickets may be bought at the Community Theater box office or reserved by phone 362 7632 during business hours. regular shows run Friday Saturday and Thursday Friday Saturday next week.
Luis Bunuel rejected Pueblo's report that he dismissed the Oscar as irrelevant and refused Hollywood. He said his comment to a reporter was age related indifference to prizes and noted Hollywood visits, a Motion Picture Academy member since 1970, and his son Rafael working there.
Former Detroit Lions linebacker Alex Karras is signed to star in Warner Bros film Black Bart a comedy western with Cleavon Little in the title role.
Vatican restorer fixes Pieta hand in St Peter's as Winchell fund adds name to charity. Armstead exits Seesaw with farewell gift, Ride Out the Storm rights. Follies sold to 20th Century Fox. Elder’s new screenplay with Rosenman. Leonard Lyons notes show biz grit. Rick Nelson recalls start at eight. James Snyder and other updates mix politics, theater, and media legends.
Actress Susan Hayward is in fair condition in a Los Angeles hospital. A family spokesman cited illness but did not disclose specifics. Hayward, 53, won the 1968 Oscar for I Want to Live and has appeared sparingly since.
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