On Broadway by Leonard Lyons hits and misses in arts scene
New York gossip notes Leonard Lyons reports from Nice where Ed mund Wilson wins a 300 prize voted by an American jury including James Baldwin and Mary McCarthy. Other items cover Alvin Ailey at Kennedy Center, Jenny Berjin film debut, Guthrie library flap, Tubman’s lore, and more.
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New York
Nice
Edmund Wilson
James Baldwin
Mary McCarthy
Baldwin
Wilson
Lindsay
Alvin Ailey
Leonard Bernstein
Johnny Kennedy Center
Ailey
American Ballet Theater
Kennedy Center
Henry Youngman
Elaing May
Jennie Berjin
Stars Raise 25000 for Refugees in Two Charity Concerts
Two former Beatles joined Bob Dylan and other stars at Madison Square Garden for a pair of benefit concerts that drew about 45,000 fans and raised an estimated 250000 for refugees from East Pakistan. Harrison led most performances with 17 musicians and seven backup singers while Ringo sang It Dont Come Easy. McCartney did not participate. Proceeds go via UNICEF. ABKCO covered about 100000 in production costs.
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New York
Dpi
Bob Dylan
Rock World Sunday
East Pakistan
Madison Square Garden
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
Dylan
Eric Clapton
Ravi Shankar
Leon Russell
Harrison
Ringo
Paul McCartney
Beatles
Summer of 42 and Other Stage Listings at Paramount Plaza
The theater schedule lists Monday showings across venues including Paramount Plaza and Von Richthofen and Brown. Notable titles include Summer of 42, Flight of the Doves, Murphy's War, The Stewardesses, Two-Lane Blacktop, Wild Rovers, The Notorious Cleopatra, Simon the Witch, Angels Hard as They Come, and Escape from the Planet of the Apes with various times and reel notes.
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Flight of the
Shorts
Stewardesses
Plaza
Tam
Twin East
Valdezas
Twin West
Tawi
Dick Gregory Fast Continues in Civil Rights Protest
Chicago AP reports comedian Dick Gregory sustains a long hunger strike to protest war and civil rights issues. He has reached 100 days without solid food, vows not to eat until the Southeast Asia conflict ends, and marked his 100th day by running 15 miles in a South Side park. He began the fast in April as part of antiwar activism.
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Chicago
Dick Gregory
Dawn
Batarth
Heston
Wes
Southeast Asia
Am. Gregory
Mick Jaggers Expect a Baby
London AP reports Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones says his wife, 27, is pregnant. The couple married in May and are expecting a baby soon, according to Jaggers remarks.
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London
Mick Jagger
Dagger
Iere
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