Jackie Gleason Talks Booze Diet And TV Comeback
Miami interview with Jackie Gleason during filming discusses his weight loss of 450 pounds in three months, plans for 15 Honeymooners segments, five musical specials, and a continued focus on comedy over movies. He jokes about martinis, his coffee cup prop, and staying in the public eye with a leaner look.
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Patricia E. Davis
Miami
UPL
Jackie Gleason
Richard) Burton
Peter) O'Toole
Trevor) Howard
Gleason
Ivan Tors
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Art Carney
Sheila MacRae
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Broadway stars and dazzling arts in social whirl
On Broadway New York Van Heflin's sister Fran recounts stories of Hollywood and art world figures in social spots. Raphael Soyer, Mervyn LeRoy, and portraits frame Heflin's visit to the scene. Also notes Pope's possible U.S. visit and other celebrity tidbits from theater, music, and politics.
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Raphael Soyer
Yalin
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Soyer
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Heflin
Mervyn LeRoy
Rack Hudson
Julie Andrews
Lili
Jack Valenti
Jack Carter
Britons Still Like Beatles Poll Shows Popularity Remains High
In London AP reports a Disc magazine poll finds 50 percent of young Britons still regard the Beatles as the top pop group and that the best is yet to come. The poll shows John Lennon ahead of Paul McCartney as the most popular member.
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London
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Protest March Sparks City Debate Over Film Scene
A planned protest through downtown Albuquerque raised questions about city commission approval. The march, framed as a protest, is disputed as potentially serving as a scene for Warner Brothers-Seven Arts film Nobody Loves Flapping Eagle rather than a genuine demonstration.
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Albuquerque
City Commission
Warner Brothers
Seven Arts
Aveo Embassy Buys Film Rights to Sporting Club Novel
Hollywood reports Aveo Embassy Pictures has acquired motion picture rights to Thomas McGuane's best selling novel The Sporting Club. Details on producers and release remain undisclosed. The Hollywood deal signals renewed interest in literary adaptations this season.
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Sporting Club
Hollywood
Thomas McGuane
the Sporting Club
Aveo Embassy Pictures
Top Ten in Disks List Mixes Misspellings and Names
A garbled Top Ten list includes misquoted song titles and artist names. Entries such as Honky Tonk Woman by The Rolling Stones and A Boy Named Sue by Johnny Cash appear distorted. Other lines reference Crystal Blue Persuasion by Vanilla Fudge and Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond with many typos.
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Railing Stones
Boy
Sue
Johnny Cash
Vanity Dames
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