Fred Stoll the Graceland guard who watches over Elvis home
In Memphis Fred Stoll, 56, serves as one of three guards at Graceland, the home of Elvis Presley. Not related to Presley, Stoll has staffed the gate for 12 years since 1964, keeping fans out of the mansion while enjoying the country rock crowds and sharing stories of memorable encounters.
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Exorcist and Robed Shadows Fill Sunday Theaters
Sunday theater listings show The Exorcist at Iowa venues with 1 30 3 30 5 35 7 40 9 45 showtimes. Other titles include Gus Blackbeard's Ghost All the Presidents Men The Treasure of Matecumbe Apple Dumpling Gang Survive The Silent Movie The Outlaw Josey Wales Murder by Death Gator The Gumball Rally Squirm They Came from Within The Mark of the Devil Gus and Blackbeard's Ghost appear at multiple locations.
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Top Ten Records in Billboard Pop Singles
New York based UPI reports the top ten Billboard pop singles by sales and airplay. Bee Gees lead with You Should Be Dancing, followed by Lou Rawls Youll Never Find An Other Love Like Mine and Wings Let Em In. Other entries include England Dan and John Ford Coley, KC and the Sunshine Band, Wild Cherry, Walter Murphey, Elton John and Boz. George Benson closes at number ten with This Masquerade.
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Sid Caesar Joins Fire Sale Cast in Fox Comedy
Los Angeles AP Sid Caesar joins 20th Century Fox comedy Fire Sale directed by Alan Arkin joining Rob Reiner Vince Gardenia and Kay Medford. Caesar last appeared in Mel Brooks silent movie.
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World Theater opens Moving Violation with McHattie Lenz
The drama Moving Violation begins Wednesday at World theater starring Stephen McHattie and Kay Lenz as two residents entangled in town corruption. The play showcases small town fears and moral choices.
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