Broadway Memories of Jimmy Walker and Legendary Cast
The writer recalls a sunlit Broadway afternoon with former New York mayor Jimmy Walker at 52nd Street, sharing a red light pause, a peach ice cream moment, and a napkin signature. He reflects on Walker’s stage dreams, the song Will You Love Me in December as You Do in May, and notes about Tamara and Gypsy Markoff, plus Joe E Lewis’s career arc.
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Tony Perkins
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TV Academy Skips Over The Beverly Hillbillies Emmy Nod
Hollywood AP report notes The Beverly Hillbillies was popular yet not nominated for outstanding comedy. It lists contenders such as The Bill Dana Show The Dick Van Dyke Show and That Was the Week That Was while Irene Ryan earns a best performance acting nod. Nominees span 28 categories with Dick Van Dyke in leading actor among four dramatic rivals.
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Theater Time for Wednesday Showings
Paramount presents Dr Strangelove plus shorts at 1 15 and 3 15 etc. RKO IOWA shows Tom Jones with shorts and world wide screenings How the West Was Won. Times for Summer Place Rampage Man's Favorite Sport at Marion drive in McLin tock Who's Got the Action. Twixt Town screens Children for the Damned and Ask Any Girl.
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Hedda Hopper in Hollywood
New York celebrates a 23 million dollar Lincoln Center theater opening praised for acoustics and design by architect Philip Johnson. Hedda Hopper recalls stars like Joan Weldon John Raitt and Carol Channing, while Sidney Poitier and Bette Davis draw attention at the party.
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Peabody Awards Go To Saga and Danny Kaye
George Foster Peabody awards for distinguished television achievement were announced in New York. Winners include The Saga of Western Man on ABC, The American Revolution of '63 on NBC, The Danny Kaye Show on CBS, Mr. Novak on NBC, News Eric Sevareid on CBS, CBS Reports Storm over the Supreme Court, Town Meeting of the World with Dr. Frank Stanton on CBS, and a note on international understanding.
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Cuba loosens ban on American entertainment in Havana
In Havana Fidel Castro’s government eased the ban on American jazz films and theater, sparking public excitement as thousands attend free jazz in a square and Cubans buy American books. Sugar profits and foreign earnings fund the liberalization, yet fear of reversal lingers amid strict screening for film showings.
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Mark Twain
Edgar Allen Poe
Cuba
Japan
Spain
Season Of Controversy Follows Artist’s Imperiallabel Denunciation
A few months ago he was denounced as an imperialist, reflecting ongoing accusations that color his public standing. The remark underscores a charged climate around his season and related events.
Cannes Opens as World Film Fans Gather for Festival
Film festival opens in Cannes with distributors and stars attending. Sophia Loren appears as a highlight for The Fall of the Roman Empire though not in official competition. American entries include The World of Henry Orient with Peter Sellers and One Potato Two Potato, a drama about a mixed race marriage.
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Henry Orient
Peter Sellers
United States
Critics pick Luther and Dolly top 1963 64 season
The New York Drama Critics Circle named John Osbornes Luther best play in London import and Hello Dolly best musical, in a vote by 18 critics announced Tuesday.
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