Film and political notes from New York Society
Robert D Murphy now Richard Nixon's foreign policy adviser has held ambassador and state department posts. Leonard Lyons reports on film plans, marriages, awards, and the Rockefeller Foundation gift, with mentions of Nabokov, Redgrave, Hoffman, and Dassin among others.
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Richard Nixon
Jan Kadar
Main Street
Writer Nat Hiken Dies at 54 in Hollywood
AP report notes Nat Hiken died at his home after a heart attack. The Army Sgt. Bilko creator had a career as a radio announcer and Warner Brothers script writer before helming You’ll Never Get Rich starring Phil Silvers. He earned nine Emmys and wrote for Fred Allen, Milton Berle, Jack Carson, and Martha Raye.
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Youll Never Get
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Milton Berle
Jack Carson
Martha Raye
Don Knotts
Paramount Theaters and West Side Story Show Times
Theaters list showings for Benjamin at Paramount with multiple daily times and shorts. West Side Story runs at TOWA with several showings, and World presents If He Hollers Let Him Go with multiple times and shorts. Plaza shows Shalako. Marion screens Paper Lion with two times and a short segment. Collins Drive-In is closed except weekends.
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How Lucky Can a Girl Get w Wy
Anna Calder-Marshall, 21, wins a big break in The Male of the Species with Michael Caine Sean Connery Laurence Olivier and Paul Scofield as leads NBC will air the program in January 3 She trained at LAMDA won Ellen Terry scholarship and has Ophelia in Hamlet at the Edinburgh Festival Her father is author Arthur Calder-Marshall and she recently acted in Birmingham and Manchester revues
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Sean Connery
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Saint Joan
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Ellen Terry
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Tom Courtenay
Hamlet
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Manchester
Valenti Forecasts Utopian Movie Era In Ten Years
MPAA head Jack Valenti predicts sex and violence vanish from American screens within a decade as films shift toward educated audiences. He cites rising college attendance and changing tastes and notes enforcement of parental guidance codes and industry self regulation amid evolving technology and censorship debates. He discusses potential impacts on theaters and future distribution through CATV and satellites.
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