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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1963

Page

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Hollywood stars back Aug. 28 March on Washington

Hollywood leaders form a self dissolving Hollywood March Committee to support the Washington civil rights march on Aug. 28. Charlton Heston chairs with James Garner and Marlon Brando acting in his absence. Tony Curtis Peter Brown Paul Newman Joanne Woodward Sidney Poitier and others commit to attend. Committee plans a charter flight and funds to aid local organizers with Fare and lodging totaling 244 dollars.

Hollywood Washington Charlton Heston New York James Garner Marlon Brando Tony Curtis Tony Franciosa Peter Brown Paul Newman Joanne Woodward Billy Wilder Sidney Poitier Pearl Bailey Dick Gregory Sammy Davis, Jr Brando Heston Garner Burt Lancaster Gregory Peck Paris Harry Belafonte Mel Ferrer Broadcast Committee Hollywood March Committee Kennedy Ferrer Andre Previn Blake Edwards Stanley Shapiro Nate Monaster

Hedda Hopper notes Hugh O'Brian seeks Broadway hit with Fanny Brice tale

Hedda Hopper reports Hugh O'Brian aims for Broadway after TV roles, with a warmup in Anaheim in Guys and Dolls opposite Betty Grable. He is near signing for Fanny about Fanny Brice, to star Barbara Streisand in a future Broadway production. Hopper also covers O'Brian's arrest scare, party visits, and neighborly encounters.

Hollywood Hugh O’brian Broadway Betty Grable Anaheim Fanny Fanny Brice Barbara Strei

Theater Listings Show Busy Week at Paramount and Other Theaters

Listings reveal schedules for Paramount RKO Iowa World and others. Films include Thrill of It All, Gathering of Eagles, Lawrence of Arabia, Long Day's Journey into Night, Nutty Professor, Beach Party, Night Tide, Spencer's Mountain, Critic's Choice with multiple showings and shorts baskets across venues in Marion and Twixt Town.

Hollywood whispers and royal circles mix in late 1960s gossip

Judith Mazer avoids army service after wedding plans slip past June 1. Jane Morgan heads to Europe on state business while Larry Stitch’s wife and Liza Minnelli prepare new numbers. Rose abandons The Deputy project amid industry headlines. An odd Kamikaze signals barge into Goldwater talk. Father Gehring befriends Oscar winner Ed Begley aboard a hotel cruise. Churchill film plans claim Eisenhower decline.

Jane Morgan Westbury State Department Larry Stitch Liza Minnelli Judy Gar- Mes Acs Wee Guadalecanal Father P. Gehring San Francisco Father Gehring Ed Begley

Notable Celebrities and Local Talent Highlight TV and Stage

Peter Sellers offers Winston’s voice while Ron Stewart, George Jessel’s fundraiser opener, hosts mischievous humor. Joan Collins plans a Spain film with John Derek and a newborn Tara named project. Valerie Lee, eight, stars in Here’s Love in Detroit after appearances in Sound of Music and Music Man touring.

Joan Collins Tower Anthony Newley Spain John Derek Tony Tara Valerie Lee Detroit Sound of Music

Colonaip Introduces Nerve Stimulating Constipation Relief

An advertisement promotes Colonaip tablets claiming a unique colonic nerve stimulant plus bulking action to relieve constipation overnight. It emphasizes nerves in the colon, tension causing blockage, and invites readers to try the product with an introductory size of 43 cents.

Overeating Tied to Pleasure Says Kentucky Doctor

In Lexington a University of Kentucky psychiatrist, Beverly Mead, said food stands for love and security and that the urge to eat is driven by pleasure. She noted obesity patients crave satisfaction to replace meals and need insight into their increased food intake.

Lexington Beverly Mead Mead University of Kentucky Department of Psychiatry

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