Clowning Class Teaches Art of the Smile at Dundalk College
A night school course at Dundalk Community College near Baltimore teaches clowning. Veteran performers like Happy the Clown lead students through makeup, skits, mime, and bookings. Sister Josephine Joy joined to study clowning as a Christ figure, while organizer Bill Bailey sees strong interest with 55 students currently enrolled and plans for an advanced three credit course. Clowns of America reports 3100 members in 46 chapters nationwide.
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Theater listings for Wednesday and Thursday showings
Community Theater Life with Father at seven thirty nine. Paramount Cry of the Wild and Iowa The Pyx feature multiple daily showings. World All the Way Boys with shorts. Thursday matinee A Man Called Noon and shorts. Times also include Devil in Miss Jones at Plaza and various stage and local screenings at Eastown Stage 1 to 4 and Marion and Collins listings.
Long roadway by Leonard Lyons and TV stars
New York gossip column notes Edwin Newman interviewing Brezhnev in Moscow for NBC News and Lucy Jarvis in attendance. Brezhnev jokes about Arm and Hammer and trade peace. The piece also mentions Christopher Plummer in The Good Doctor, Leonard Lyons’ calendar of entertainment events, and various industry glimpses from Broadway to radio to film.
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Elizabeth’s Hollywood Hopes Run High Amid New Plans
Elizabeth faces rising expectations as new Hollywood ventures emerge. Industry insiders note momentum during a period of rapidly shifting deals, with production methods and audience engagement evolving in response to current market trends.
Stage 2 continues immigrant saga in The New Land with stars
In Hollywood society notes, Max von Sydow and Liv Ullman headline Stage 2 production of The New Land about late 1800s immigration. Karen Black leads a mystery thriller The Pyx at an Iowa theater Wednesday. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton rumors resurface amid travels and holiday plans. Hepburn's TV role in The Glass Menagerie draws Harvey praise. Chamberlain stars in Cyrano de Bergerac to packed shows at the Ahmanson through Saturday.
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