Broadway Notes Roundup of Casting and Projects
New York gossip notes list Ed Lester’s Pacific Light Opera Rosalinda billing with Cyril Ritchard first, Jean Fenn second, and Hans Conreid last. Dore Schary plans Adlai Stevenson tribute with Ralph Bellamy. Elizabeth Taylor’s health shifts The Only Game in Town co star to another actress with Frank Sinatra. George Hamilton and Lana Turner in Robbins TV venture with Turner as his half sister. Orson Welles in Beverly Hills drafting a Cosby film. Shana Alexander to cover McCarthy book. Orin Lehman debuts on Broadway in A Mother's Kisses. Edmond O’Brien heads to Brazil. Bridget McGovern substitutes in The Boys from Syracuse. George Plimpton to narrate Henry Fonda Kennedy album. Streisand Lindsay to NBC premiere. Cubby Broccoli moves back to Hollywood. Cary Grant at Hotel Warwick. Humourous sports note about the McGoverns’ basketball setup. Deborah Kerr heads to Wichita with Burt Lancaster project. Charlton Heston to Planet of the Men. Joe DiMaggio quits smoking for ulcers. Derek Golby takes over Rosencrantz and Guildenstern direction for Her First Roman. Satchel Paige’s Braves signing recalled. Fiddler on the Roof Baltimore record. Rod McKuen cover photo by Sinatra for Lonesome Cities. Stony Brook storm forces Jan Peerce audience to shed jackets. McGovern’s phones cut after declaration.
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Adlai Stevenson
Ralph Bellamy
Elizabeth Taylor
Frank Sinatra
Las Vegas
George Hamilton
Lana Turner
Harold Robbins
Lana
Deborah Kerr
Wichita
Burt Lancaster
Joan Frankenheimer
Charlton Heston
Joe Dimaggio
Derek Golby
Fiddler
Baltimore
Rod McKuen
Lonesome Cities
Stony Brook
Jan Peerce
Peerce
Sen. McGovern
Secret Service
Theaters Schedule and Film Listings Across Towns
Paramount and other venues show multiple features including The Ghost Sective at 1 30 and 3 30 with Mr Chicken later, A Man and a Woman at various times, Devil's Brigade at Twixt Town, Inspector Clouseau late, and Gone with the Wind at Times Plaza. Union listings note cycling enthusiast Henry Swenson in Grand Junction.
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Paramount
Devil’s Brigade
Clouseau
Cary Grant Sues Warner Brothers Over Indiscreet Deal
Actor Cary Grant producer Norman Krasna and others sue Warner Brothers-Seven Arts in Los Angeles for 750000 claiming television rights of Indiscreet were sold below value in a package deal before the merger. Plaintiffs say they would receive 75 percent of receipts and names Granley entities appear in the action.
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Los Angeles
Cary Grant
Norman Krasna
Warner Brothers-Seven Arts, Inc
Los Angeles Superior Court
Warner Brothers
Seven Arts, Inc
Grant
Krasna
Stanley Donen
Granley Co
Stanley Donen Films, Inc
Hofstra Stars Return to Their Alma Mater on Screen
Hollywood figures James Caan Francis Coppola and Ronald Colby all hail Hofstra University in Hempstead Long Island. Coppola chose Hofstra to shoot a sequence featuring an athletic field band cheerleaders and a fair football team for The Rain People.
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Hollywood
Hofstra University
Hemstead
Long Island
James Caan
Francis Coppola
Ronald Colby
Coppola
Hofstra
Peter Yarrow and Michael Butler Present You Are What You Eat
Peter Yarrow of Peter Paul and Mary teams with Hair producer Michael Butler to present a new motion picture titled You Are What You Eat. The project marks a collaboration between a folk singer and a Broadway producer.
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New York
Peter Yarrow
Peter, Paul and
Mary
Michael Butler
Mai Britt seeks divorce from Sammy Davis Jr
Swedish actress Mai Britt files for divorce from Sammy Davis Jr in Santa Monica California claiming illness and unhappiness during eight year marriage They had a trial separation announced last November Britt 31 cites great anguish and mental suffering The suit requests a just division of community property and debts custody of daughter Tracey 7 and two adopted sons Mark 8 and Jeff 4
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Calif
UPI
Mai Britt
Sammy Davis, Jr
Hollywood
Davis
Britt
Tracey
Mark
Jeff
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