Actor Cliff Arquette Hospitalized After Heart Attack
Cliff Arquette, 66, famous as Charley Weaver, was in West Covina California hospital after an apparent heart attack. He was stricken Monday night while towing a car on the San Bernardino freeway and found by a highway patrol officer. He rested comfortably Tuesday in the coronary care unit awaiting tests.
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Jewish Congress Objects To All in the Family
Washington AP report notes the American Jewish Congress condemns CBSs All in the Family for promoting offensive bigotry. Rabbi J Lelyveld says the show teaches children to laugh at or accept slurs against Poles Jews and others. He warns such satire normalizes hatred and could lead to discrimination and violence.
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Bing Crosby Oscar Stolen From Gonzaga Library
Spokane police report Bing Crosby’s Oscar missing after weekend theft at the Crosby library display on the Gonzaga University campus. A three inch Mickey Mouse statue replaced the statue, while Crosby memorabilia and his phonograph records remained undisturbed. Crosby won for Going My Way.
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Night Watch with Harvey and Taylor to film in London
Laurence Harvey will star beside Elizabeth Taylor in the film Night Watch to be shot in London. Disney studios renews The Mouse Factory for next season with NBC owned stations carrying the show.
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Theater schedule highlights for Paramount and nearby venues
A dense listing of theatrical showings and film times across venues including Paramount, JOWA, Marion, Collins Drive-In, Twixt Town, Plaza, Twin East, and Twin West. Notable titles include The Pied, Journey through Piper, The Godfather, Macbeth, Corky, Cabaret, The French Connection, Three in the Cellar, Big Jake, The Culpepper Cat, Naked Under Leather, The Hospital, Spy Soldier, and The Losers with varied matinees and late slots.
Met Names Black Maestro in Historic Met Debut
Henry Lewis, 39, becomes the Metropolitan Opera’s first Black conductor in its history. The New Jersey Symphony music director will debut next season in Puccini’s La Bohème, following a career with the San Francisco Opera and other major companies. He is married to soprano Marilyn Horne.
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