The Gold Monkey Debuts on ABC Adventure Series Set in Boragora
In 1938 a new ABC adventure series arrives with Stephen Collins as Jake Cutter on Boragora a lush South Pacific island. The show filmed on Universal backlot stars Caitlin O Heaney and Roddy McDowall with Don Bellisario as creator and executive producer. The production evokes 1930s tone and faces comparisons to Raiders of the Lost Ark while emphasizing personal stories in an exotic setting.
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Los Angeles
South Pacific
Sadie Thompson
Jake Cutter
Louie
Sarah
Somerset Maugham
Boragora
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Cutter
Universal Studios
Don Bellisario
Universal
Cary Grant
South America
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CBS
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Des Moines
United States
Peru
Panagra Airlines
Hudson River
New York City
Spain
Clark Gable
Bette Davis
Tennessee Williams
Baton Rouge
Amherst College
Massachusetts
Caitlin O’heaney
Roddy McDowall
Statler Brothers Album Review Highlights Mixed Quality
The Statler Brothers legend is referenced as the album The Legend Goes On features 10 songs, nine by group members. Critics note nasal lead from Don Reid, but praise four good tracks including Whatever and I Don t Dance No More. DeWitt’s absence and Fortune’s role are noted amid general lukewarm appraisal.
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Barbara Mandrell
Don Reid
Lew DeWitt
Jimmy Fortune
Phil Balsley
Don
Harold Reid
DeWitt
Fortune
Statlers
Statler
Elvis
Waylon Jennings
Charlie McCoy
Rehiring Marks Shroyer Return To Dukes Of Hazzard
Sonny Shroyer the original bumbling deputy Enos Strate may rejoin the CBS hit as Bo and Luke Duke depart. He was away on Enos canceled after one season and now lines up for fall filming amid lawsuits involving John Schneider and Tom Wopat. Shroyer notes the move could help ratings and says he focuses on doing a good job, hoping the show’s cast shakeup won’t doom it.
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CBS
Lee
Los Angeles
Luke Duke
Hazzard County
Shroyer
Enos
John Schneider
Tom Wopat
Warner Bros. Television
Schneider
Wopat
Dukes
Enos Strate
Rick Hurst
Cletus
Weston of adult film world rises with Nothing to Hide
Sam Weston known as Anthony Spinelli, director of hard core films, earned top Erotic Film Award for Nothing to Hide. His career spans from One Potato Two Potato Cannes success to years as a door to door salesman. The film’s $400,000 budget marks a high point amid his shift toward more intelligent scripts and emotional content.
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Los Angeles Times
Hollywood
Weston
Roslyn Weston
Sam Weston
Jack Weston
Anthony Spinelli
Vista Valley
Los Angeles
Northridge
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