Baez Draws 30000 At Washington Monument Concert
Joan Baez entertained about 30 000 people on the Washington Monument grounds after the DAR barred her from Constitution Hall over tax protest claims. Interior Secretary Udall allowed the free program despite the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DAR
Joan Baez
Washington Monument
Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitution Hall
U.S. Park
Miss Baez
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Monument
Broadway Upfront Notes From Leonard Lyons Column
New York figures respond to stage and screen events. Dennis King declines co starring King Lear insisting he plays King Lear. David Janssen in New York with 90 minutes free. barber visits but not manicurist due to hotel policy. Chaplin disputes success changing people, saying it reveals true nature. Zero Mostel visits Gardner Museum with wife and son and is identified by a guard. Diana Sands to star in St Joan at Lincoln Center after Owl and the Pussycat. LBJs base shifts to Waldorf Towers. S Behrman writing a novel. Lee Bailey flies to Hollywood to tape with Tony Curtis family. The Desperate Hours TV update includes mini skirts. Ray Stark bets on Funny Girl’s filly. Steve Allen finishing new book. Huntington Hartford museum to host Lucy Jarvis Festival of prizewinning TV documentaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Janssen
New York
Lyons Janssen
Janssen
Lbjs
Waldorf Towers
Carlyle
S. Behrman
Sabathor
Lee Bailey
Hollywood
Good Company
Tony Curtis
Talent Associates
Joseph Hayes
Ray Stark
Lady Sassoon
Newcastle
Steve Allen
Huntington Hartford
Lucy Jarvis
87-Year-Old Actress Darwell Dies Before New Role
Hollywood AP reports 87 year old actress Jane Darwell died at the Motion Picture Country home after a light stroke and a recent heart attack. She had planned a new film part in Seven from San Antonio and won an Academy Award for The Grapes of Wrath. Her career spanned 61 years across film, stage and TV. Born Patti Woodard in Palmyra Missouri, she defied her father's wishes to pursue show business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jane Darwell
San Antonio
Ma Joad
Miss Darwell
Patti Woodard
Palmyra
W. R. Woodard
Louisville Southern Railroad
Theater Time Listings For Tuesday And Wednesday
Theaters present showings across Paramount Plaza Marion and Collins Drive In. Feature films include Hawaii Dirty Dozen Barefoot in the Park Thoroughly Modern Millie In Like Flint Born Losers Witch Without a Broom War Wagon Deadlier Than the Male Smoky Diamond Head and Gnome Mobile with assorted matinee and evening times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. R
Don DeFore to Visit Cedar Rapids Family Centered in Iowa
Actor Don DeFore will arrive in Cedar Rapids with his wife and children for a five day visit to his hometown. The DeFores plan to appear in a local playhouse in St. Charles before continuing to meet relatives and friends during their Iowa stopover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don DeFore
Welch
Dawn
Ronald
Amy
Cedar Rapids
St. Charles
Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Baez
Broadway
Leonard Lyons
Dennis King
Players
King Lear
King
Lear
Charles Chaplin
Zero Mostel
Gardner Museum
Boston
Sidney Cohn
Mostel
Colin
Diana Sands
Miss Sands
John Wayne Kirk Dougla
Bree
We Technicolor
Ity Drive
Chicago
James Michener
Waeruttion
Julie Andrews
Max von Sydow
Richard Harris
Roy Hill
Walter Miorecn
Gowrie
Itsa
HE Ender
Middle East
Joe Abodeely
Luau
KLWW
Collins Road Drive-In
Smoky
Coxox
Fess Parker
Diana Hyland
Charlton Heston - Yvette Mimeux
Randy Hall
Bobby Walker
T. RD
Hwy
First Avenue
1St Ave
Paramount
Iowa
Hawaii
Beaver Valley
Collins Drive-In
Diamond Head
BIG Delicious
Deily
Sue
TP Agion Sr
Lee
Don DeFores
Chicago Tribune
Zs HomiNes
Warner Mollyweep
Lypwood Blvd
Lywood
Millie
Ctoes
Walt Diskey
Tony Francaesa
Ragua Weice
George
Ourmet
Radile City Music Hall
Se Ratia
Golden Age Club
Robert Jane Charles
Mildred Reproro-Fonna Boyer
Narwich
Tonite Lee Marvin