Broadway Buzz and Celebrity Moves Across 1970s NYC
Secretary of State Rogers in Japan discussed displaying Apollo moon rocks in Osaka Expo and possible U S sale to ease a balance deficit. Helen Hayes may return to Broadway with Harvey and a The Front Page revival role. Notables include Shelley Winters godmother to Lee Strasberg’s infant, and NBC’s Warhol deal canceled.
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Andy Warhol
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Johnny Cash
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Monte Walsh
Playboy Club
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San Juan
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Will
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Turkey
Tony Collinson
Tony
Yonda
Arthur Schlesinger
Chelsea House
America
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Jim Downey
Joe DiMaggio
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Reggie Jackson
DiMaggio
Oakland
S. Hurok
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Arthur Rubinstein
Hurok
Impresario
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Man of la Mancha
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Peter O'Toole
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Fire Island
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Toots Shor
Shor
Sidney Weinberg
Dave Kramer
Western Kings
Prairie Moon
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Iowa
Grant Wood Kitchen
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
Bohemian Villa
16Th Avenue
S.W
Tonite
SAT
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BIG
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Supper Club
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Lyle Drollinger
the Willows Supper Club
Washington
WED
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Moody Cler Reed
Harry Sru
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Richard Benjamin
Jack Klugman
Ali Macgraw
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ITT
Eastwood
Adog Or
FE Sanders
Avi Land
Donald Crise
Camelot
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Green Diamond
16Th Ave
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