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A cluttered column surveys Jean Renoir’s The River in Lincoln Center retrospectives and notes several film industry tales. It covers directors, producers, actors, and venues from New York to London, including Mob involved anecdotes about casting, festival previews, and behind the scenes craft.
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New York
Jean Renoir
Lincoln Center
Renoir
Calcutta
London
India
Chester Erskine
Erskine
Hollywood
Hierbert Marshall
Four Film Figures Take London Walk Between Shoots
Ava Gardner leads a stroll through London Sunday with Tom Lyon co-stars and crew. Left to right: Alan Ladd Jr, Ava Gardner, Roddy McDowell, and Ian McShane pause from filming duties for a sightseeing break in the city.
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Tom Lyon
London
Alan Ladd, Jr
Ava Gardner
Roddy McDowell
Ava
Ian McShane
Stage Actress Kathleen Murray Dies at 41
New York actress Kathleen Murray known for the Kitty Foyle TV series in the mid-1950s died of cancer at home after a four month illness. The Broadway and television veteran was married to producer Joseph Beruh and appeared on about 200 television programs and in numerous commercials.
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New York
UPI
Kathleen Murray
Kitty Foyle
Miss Murray
Joseph Beruh
Il Tor
Sound of Music and Goodbye Columbus At Paramount Theater
Monday listings for Paramount show The Sound of Music at 2:50 and 7:00 evening. Goodbye, Columbus screens at 1:30, 3:45, 5:40 and 9:50.
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Columbus
Camelot
Rachel
Vin
Soviet Film Flops at Venice Festival
Critics and film-goers deride a Soviet war film as the first flop of the Thirtieth Venice Film Festival. Observers say the event lacks prior spark as entries like That Cold Day in the Park and other shorts draw mixed reactions amid a less vibrant lineup. The Venice crowd discusses the shifting mood of a festival once famed for its glitter.
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Venice
Haly
UPI
the Park
Igor Ae
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