Broadway Beat News Roundup of 1970s British and American Arts
British authorities plan to ban cigarette ads on roadside billboards in 1973 after earlier TV bans in 1968. Sullivan County hotel owners worry that a new gambling bill could pass, while a Brink’s robbery figure may reveal details once released, and a movie is planned about the heist. Eddie Egan attempts to show how a cop enters a locked room on Badge 273 set. Lend Retenstahl is accredited as a photographer for the Munich Olympics under alias Helene Jacob. Stacy Keach to star in Luther stage version. From Israel With Love to play Palace in October for troops. Beatrice Welles, 16, a Rome model and daughter of Orson and Paola, cites not pursuing acting until adult films fade. Sir Noel Coward at London opening of Cowardy Custard mentions honorary doctorate nerves. Eagleton likeness considered by Hollywood Wax Museum. Beatrice’s era, Suarez? No. Coward quotes about handling honor. The Grandmasters chess rights secured by Spanish network. The Moscow Circus American tour starts in Providence November 14 with Felt Forum opening a week later.