The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing boosts by Miles and Reynolds
A Martin Poll production released by MGM stars Burt Reynolds and Sarah Miles at the World theater. The Hollywood PG film blends western bravado with soap opera plot, offering Miles’s sharp comic moments and Reynolds’s rugged heroics amid a desert train robbery and a romance that survives peril.
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Joan Baez to join Amnesty International against prisons
In Los Angeles AP report Joan Baez said she rejects prisons as a remedy and announced joining Amnesty International, a London based group seeking freedom for political prisoners in 60 countries. She cited Watergate era figures and noted her ex husband David Harris served time for draft evasion.
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Capote Writes Video Play for NBC in New Drama
New York report states Truman Capote will write an original drama for NBC titled Lonely Sam's and Luck Hotel a feminine affair about a hallaway house for convicts.
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Paul Newman Stars in The Mackintosh Man at Paramount
Paul Newman headlines a suspense thriller as The Mackintosh Man opens at Paramount today. The film centers on a covert agent entangled in international intrigue across high stakes espionage and undercover operations.
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Shelley Winters Injured in Car Accident
Actress Shelley Winters suffered a minor facial cut after a car she rode in struck an obstacle. A hospital spokesperson said she was treated and released after the incident. Winters had been appearing at a Seaport Playhouse production titled The Life of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Madogs.
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Germans Favor Musical Theaters Over Other Record Genres
A UPI report finds Germans prefer musical comedies or operettas at 44 percent, with 43 percent choosing hits from the Top 20 chart. Folk tunes follow, then opera, marches, beat, classical music, and jazz and language records, per a private organization survey.
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