Broadway and Hollywood Arts News Dense with Plans
Seiji Ozawa named favorite to succeed Bernstein with New York Philharmonic as talks on Goodbye Mr Chips star Paul Scofield advance. Lee Remick Walter Kites Eisenhower visit Culzean Castle. Katharine Hepburn eyes Broadway after Madwoman of Chaillot. Maureen O'Sullivan ends tour, teams with Pat Magee in Keep It in the Family. Rod Steiger adds West Indies role in No Way To Treat a Lady. Walter Matthau to star in The Connecticut Look after Guide for the Married Man. Joe Buloff tested for Miller play role. Buloff declines. Gene Saks at Sardi's. Barefoot in the Park film tops $2 million. Trade Heller Dancers plan Japan tour. Gabriella Tucci to sing 300th Traviata at Newport. Bruce Cabot back in The Green Berets. Androcles and the Lion cast announced. Lou Jacobi recalls ice cream order. Roosevelt book party sparks talk. El Morocco reopen planned. Alvin Theater to become Playhouse. Robert E. Sherwood files offer Shakespeare authorship theories. Yogi Berra at Arthur. grandson may attend warm-weather college. Electric Circus adds unicycle juggler amid hippie act. Dan Curtis plans 353 actors for Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Stanley Dancer races three horses at Monticello. cop tickets him for speeding.
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New York
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Seiji Ozawa
Chips
Paul Scofield
Lee Remick
Walter Kites
Lyons
Eisenhower
Culzean Castle
Scotland
Katharine Hepburn
Chaillot
Rod Steiger
West Indies
Walter Matthau
George Axelrod
Connecticut
Ulu Grosbart
Arthur Miller
Joe Buloff
Israel
Buloff
Japan
Trude
Gabriella Tucci
Rome
Met
Newport
Bruce Cabot
Green Berets
Joe Layton
Geoffrey Holder
Lion
Norman Wisdom
Richard Rodgers
Yogi Berras
Arthur
Larry, Jr
Electric Circus
Dan Curtis
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Friday Theater Time at Paramount and Iowa and World
Listings show Paramount schedule with Hawaii and Barefoot in the Park at World. Matinee and evening showings with multiple times and short reel durations noted for each venue.
Ban on American Movies Hard on Arab Fans
Arabs, led by President Nasser, boycott American films after a war with Israel, crippling Cairo and Alexandria cinema revenues. Stars like Sinatra, Taylor, Newman, Douglas, Loren and Lewis are barred, while some titles face selective bans across Jordan and Egypt. The market remains volatile, with theater ads and local listings noting domestic releases and foreign imports.
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Rome
Nasser
Cairo
Alexandria
Tito
Yugoslavia
Israel
United States
Khartoum
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Samson
Astronaut
Texas
Middle East
Collins Drive-In
Paris
Boycot Hollywood
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Maureen O'Sullivan
Pat Magee
Stephanie
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CMA
Gene Saks
Radio City Music Hall
London
Saks
Lou Jacobi
Roosevelts
Elliott Roosevelt
Voisin
Nancy Oakes
el Morocco
Damon Runyon
Alvin Theater
Playhouse
Carl Sandburg
Robert E. Sherwood
Shakespeare
Sherwood
Bacon
Stanley Dancer
Monticello Raceway
Dancer
Kutscher
Yance
Leonard Reyman
Eer
Dave Dighton
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Dave McDowell
Alte
Gosel
Prairieburg
Lowe
Deano
St. SW
Marvin Schotter
Hell’s Angels
Howe
Hytartz
Jill St. John
Banning
Paramount
Iowa
Hawaii
By Bob Thomas
Frank Sinatra
Elizabeth Taylor
Paul Newman
Kirk Douglas
Sophia Loren
Judith
Jerry Lewis
Lewis
Cleopatra
Egypt
Lawrence of Arabia
Egyotians
Plaza
Gnome- Mobile
Beaver Valley
Marion
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Metcalfe Theatres
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Mirisch Corporation
Julie Andrews
Max von Sydow
Richard Harris
George Roy Hill
Walter Mirisch
Eo Lurmon Brass
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United Artists
Sverre
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Brennan
Lowell Garber
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