Stanley Kramer Defends Moscow Film Festival Stand
Filmmaker Stanley Kramer arrives from Moscow praising the festival and criticizing the U S State Department for boycotting the event He notes peers Sydney Pollack Hall Bartlett and Arthur Penn also attended The reception for his film Bless the Beasts and Children drew ovation as he argues for using festivals to debate film meanings amid U S gun violence concerns and Cold War tensions.
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Robert Quarry to appear at Collins Road Drive-In Cedar Rapids
Actor Robert Quarry stars in The Count Yorga films and will fill a personal appearance date at the Collins Road Drive-In on Thursday night. He appears in conjunction with the movie’s run at the theater which began Wednesday. Quarry has appeared in various movies and television series and this is his third vampire picture.
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Toxogyration Day Schedule On Inauguration Sundays
The piece notes that Inauguration Day falling on a Sunday will occur only four times in the next 300 years. It lists 1985, 2013, 2041 and 2069 as examples of such Sundays and explains the rarity of the scheduling quirk.
Michael Meyers Appointed Twixt Town Theater Manager
Michael Meyers formerly assistant manager at the Twixt Town theater has been named manager. He succeeds William McGowan who has left Marlon with his family.
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Sammy Davis Jr chosen as Watts Festival parade grand marshal
Sammy Davis Jr replaces Muhammad Ali as grand marshal of the Watts Summer Festival parade after Ali withdrew due to a boxing exhibition commitment. The news pleased about 400 attendees at the opening ceremony at Will Rogers Park as the festival marks the 1965 Watts riots.
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Former Monkee Sues Managers over Misused Funds
David Jones ex Monkees member sues his former business managers Lawrence Spector and Spector Associates in Los Angeles claiming over 3 million dollars mishandled between 1967 and 1968. Jones seeks 1 million dollars in general and punitive damages from each defendant.
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