Hollywood star Lea Liberace buys first yacht in early boating plan
Hollywood figure Liberace has purchased a 32 foot power cruiser named the Candelabra as a first step toward longer seafaring ambitions. He expects annual earnings between 750 thousand and 900 thousand with 500 thousand from Tahoe and 500 thousand from Las Vegas, then further engagements nationwide to fund a larger ocean cruiser in the future.
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Friday Theater Times At Local Venues
Community theater Never Too Late at COE women’s fieldhouse. Paramount shows Walk Don’t Run with shorts. Iowa screens Batman and shorts. World presents Assault on a Queen and Shorts. Marion features Stagecoach Village of the Giants and shorts. Dr Drive In offers Paradise Hawaiian Style and House of Fright Master of the World. Twixt Town presents Frankie and Johnny Hallelujah Trail and The Incredible Mr Limpet with showtimes noted.
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the Sound of Music
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Land Turns Script From Own Original as Writer Profiles
Clair Haffaker, the writer from Magna Utah, now lives in a 26 room mansion above the Sunset Strip once occupied by Douglas Fairbanks Jr. He keeps a bachelor’s paradise with a 150 pound Great Dane named Hank and has risen from his Utah birthplace.
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Sunset Strip
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Hank
Magna
Utah
Lennon Apologizes for Remarks on Christianity
John Lennon apologized for remarks about Christianity saying he was misunderstood and deplored the attitude toward Christianity. Paul McCartney joined in noting the controversy, while bans and bonfires by fans and radio stations continued to follow the interview.
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Beate
John Lennon
United States
Lennon
Paul McCartney
Jesus
U.S
McCartney
New York Plans Theater for Deaf Developed by O'Neill Foundation and NYU
Eugene O'Neill Memorial Theater Foundation and New York University's rehabilitation center plan a repertory theater for the deaf. A $15,000 U.S. Health, Education, and Welfare grant backs the project. David Hays calls the program a rehabilitation vehicle and a new theatrical form, while initial reaction is mixed.
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Eugene O'Neill Memorial Theater Foundation
New York University
U.S.’ Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
David Hays
O’neill Foundation
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