Show Business Works Out Strangely in Vietnam
A humorous Kabul of war zone life details show business in Vietnam. The piece recalls Julia Bellares and a trunk dropped from a helicopter amid jungle firefights, lists diverse acts entertaining U.S. troops, and notes Mary Martin Hello Dolly and Bob Hope's Christmas show with military audiences. It ends with Vince Edwards reflecting on career after personal troubles and upcoming film roles.
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Saigon
Julia Bellares
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Mary Martin
Bob Hope
Hope
Edwards Turns to Movies In Eccentric Career Move
Racer Sin Kview by Les Zachzis reports Edwards shifts focus from racing to film work after discussing industry offers. He cites limited top roles for major stars and highlights his interest in acting alongside noted names like Paul Newman Marlon Brando Burt Lancaster Steve McQueen and Gregory Peck.
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Paul Newman
Marlon Brando
Burt Lancaster
Steve McQueen
Richardston
Gregory Peck
Frank Sinatra
Where Are They Now TV Fame Fleeting in Hollywood
A nostalgic roundup notes how fleeting television fame can be as stars like Jean Arthur Tammy Grimes Garry Moore Roger Miller Dana Wynter and Milton Berle face quick cancellations. It recalls past series Run Buddy Run Shane The Rounders and a new Las Vegas hosted show while highlighting the fickle nature of show business and ratings.
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Hollywood
UPI
Jean Arthur
Tammy Grimes
Garry Moore
Roger Miller
New York
Marlon Brando
Paul Newman
Dana Wynter
Robert Lansing
Milton Berle
Bill Dana
Jose Jimenez
All People
Dana
United Network
Las Vegas
Berle
Hollywood Has Grim and the Gay in Twentieth Century Fox
AP notes the contrast at Fox with Patty Duke in Valley of the Dolls showing a grim hospital scene while Julie Andrews performs a lively number in Star. Bob Hope and Lana Turner headline Bachelor in Paradise in this color TV movie on KCRG-TV Channel 9.
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Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox
Patty Duke
Julie Andrews
Bob Hope
Lana Turner
Kcrg-Tv
Men and Women See Ulysses Separately in NZ
In Auckland New Zealand the film version of James Joyce Ulysses will be shown in June to men and women in separate venues. The government censor ordered the picture be restricted to adults over 18 and to segregated audiences. A distributor spokesman said this marks the first simultaneous two gender screenings in New Zealand theaters.
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Auckland
New Zealand
James Joyce
Ulysses
Tijuana Brass Sellout at Iowa City Concert
Tickets for Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass at the University of Iowa are sold out for May 6 at 8 p.m. in the Towa Field House. The show is a featured part of the 40th annual Mother's Day weekend sponsored by the central party committee.
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Iowa City
Herb Alpert
Tijuana Brass
University of Iowa
Towa Field House
The
Central Party Committee
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