Humphrey Sits at U N Security Council in Place of Ill Wiggins
New York report notes Hubert Humphrey attended U N Security Council duty in place of the ailing Russell Wiggins during a Danish mission reception. He later offered a toast and delivered a speech praising the U N. The item also mentions Nixon related media, film projects, and entertainment notes.
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Shirley MacLaine to Star with Clint Eastwood in Two Mules for Sister Sara
Shirley MacLaine will star opposite Clint Eastwood in Universal Pictures Two Mules for Sister Sara. Don Siegel to direct. film is set in 1870s Mexico and begins shooting in mid January.
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Berle Stars In Gardner's The Goodbye People On Broadway
New York critics find Herb Gardner's The Goodbye People warm and funny at moments with Milton Berle delivering strong material. The play centers on a 70 plus Hungarian Jew who reopens his Coney Island hot dog stand as family dynamics complicate his comeback.
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Critics Praise Players but Call Play Stereotyped
Clive Barnes of the New York Times lauded the players while criticizing the work as not about people but about stereotypes for audiences.
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DeSalvo Sues Over The Boston Strangler Film
Albert H. DeSalvo, who claimed to be the Boston Strangler, sues 20th Century Fox and Walter C. Reade Organization for 2 million dollars in damages. He alleges the film portrays him as vicious and depraved and disregards the truth, noting the murders of 13 women in eastern Massachusetts between 1962 and 1964, though no charges tied to the killings have been filed. He is serving a life term in Walpole State Prison on unrelated assault and robbery convictions.
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Movie-Makers Are on Job
Hollywood reports ongoing film and TV production through the winter, with 51 features in production December through February and 45 TV films in production. Compared to last year, 18 features and 39 TV films were in progress at the same time, reflecting industry stability after California repealed the state inventory tax.
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Movie Times for Wednesday at Paramount Iowa World Plaza Marion Collins Drive-In
The listings show showings for Lady in Cement at Paramount and Coogan's Bluff at Iowa with multiple daily start times and short subjects. World presents If He Hollers Let Him Go with several showtimes. 2001 A Space Odyssey at Times. Shalako at Plaza. A Time To Sing at Marion. Collins Drive-In closed except weekends.
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Ethel Waters Life Story to Become Universal Film
Hollywood reports Universal Pictures will adapt Ethel Waters life story His Eye Is on the Sparrow into a movie. Producer Julian Blaustein will oversee production with writer Peter Feibleman handling the screenplay.
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Beatles Are Still On Top As World’s Outstanding Vocal Group
London AP reports the Beatles were named the world’s outstanding vocal group for the fifth time since 1963 in a poll by Britain’s Musical Express. The Beach Boys trailed in the voting.
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Gottfried Wins George Jean Nathan Award for Drama Criticism
New York AP reports Martin Gottfried, drama critic for Women's Wear Daily, won the 1967 George Jean Nathan award for dramatic criticism for his book A Theater Divided The Postwar American Stage. The prize rose to 4500 dollars, and Gottfried, aged 35, is the tenth recipient.
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