Chisum a Good Family Western Despite Not Matching True Grit
John Wayne stars as John Chisum in a Batjac production for Warner Brothers at the World theater in Hollywood. The G rated western pits Chisum against Tucker's crafty villain with gunfights and Wayne fisticuffs as Billy the Kid appears, supported by Deuel and McMyler in introductory roles.
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Finney Weds Anouk Aimee in London Registry Wedding
British actor Albert Finney and French actress Anouk Aimee married at a London registry office on Friday. It is Finney's second marriage and Aimee's fourth. he is 34 and she is 38, with no rings, reception, or honeymoon.
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New Grandchild for Bob Hope
Bob Hope met his second grandchild through a nursing room window at Cedars of Lebanon hospital. The newborn boy is Linda Hope Lande and Nathaniel Lande’s son, born Wednesday night.
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Theater listings with films and showtimes
Friday schedules feature Beneath the Planet of the Apes Cotton Comes to Harlem Chisum and A Man Called Horse with shorts and late screenings. Other theaters include Plaza Beyond the Valley of the Dolls In Search of the Castaways Cry of the Banshee Dunwich Horrors Z and more with matinee slots and late shows.
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Danielle Darrieux Takes Over Coco Role on Broadway
Mary Campbell reports Danielle Darrieux assumes the title part of Coco Chanel in Broadway's Coco on Thursday night replacing Katharine Hepburn. Darrieux, 53, delivers a creditable performance with strong singing and notably more becoming costumes, marking her Broadway debut in this production. Hepburn, 61, opened the show December 18 and starred until the previous Saturday.
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