The Fifth Estate Then and Now in New York Publicity
In New York Cavalcade the author discusses how the Fifth Estate once boasted bold publicity stunts and star powered togs, from Greta Garbo roses to elephant mail tricks, and laments today’s plodding press agents while recalling famous figures and dramatic campaigns from Broadway and cinema history.
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New York
Fifth Estate
Russ Columbo
Greta Garbo
Marlene Dietrich
Cotton Club
Ustinov Quietly Applauds Shakespeare on 400th birthday
Hollywood AP Peter Ustinov marks Shakespeare’s 400th birthday with a calm stance avoiding fanfare. He defends the Bard against Bacon theories, notes Shakespeare’s global export value, and jokes about Lear on screen and in life.
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Hollywood
William Shakespeare
Peter Ustinov
Ustinov
Shakespeare
Francis Bacon
John Goldfarb
England
Cultural Ministry
Wednesday Theater Listings At Paramount And RKO Iowa
The notices list showings for Mac beth Paris When It Sizzles Tom Jones How the West Was Won Mary Mary Lamar Giant Stolen Hours This Happy Feeling Haunted Palace Journey to a Lost City Mail Order Bride Hootenanny Hoot at venues including Paramount RKO Iowa World Times Marion Drive In and Twixt Town with specific start times for each film and shorts.
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Burton and Taylor Read Poetry at Broadway Event
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor will appear together for a poetry reading at the Lunt-Fontanne on June 7. It marks Miss Taylor's first stage appearance with ticket prices from 10 to 100 dollars. Proceeds go to the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, and Burton joked he will skip romantic poetry.
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Shakespeare
New York
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
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Lunt-Fontanne Theater
Miss Taylor
American Musical and Dramatic Academy
Burton
Hollywood gossip notes on Mary Tyler Moore and industry figures
Hedda Hopper reports on Mary Tyler Moore's rising TV roles with Danny Kaye, credits her start in dance, and notes her upcoming Sullivan appearances. Loretta Young funds St Anne's Hospital, while Elvis Presley’s manager Col Parker reacts to the Beatles. Fabian returns from Hawaii, Debbie Reynolds faces illness, and Dick Chamberlain starts a new film with Yvette Mimieux. CBS eyes Tony Bennett for a fall variety show.
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