Notable Hollywood and political shifts spotted in New York
Robert D. Murphy, now Richard Nixon's foreign policy adviser, has held ambassadorial and senior State Department posts. Julie Nixon dined with champagne rumors. Vladimir Nabokov's Ada or Ardor eyed as May Literature Guild choice. Gen. Philip deWitt Ginder died. Vanessa Redgrave to join James Mason in The Seagull.
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Nat Hiken Dies at 54 Creator of Bilko
HollywoodAP Nat Hiken died at his home Saturday night from an apparent heart attack. The Army Sgt Bilko creator wrote for Warner Brothers and later produced You'll Never Get Rich starring Phil Silvers. He won nine Emmy awards and wrote for Fred Allen Milton Berle Jack Carson Martha Raye. He had recently completed a movie script for Don Knotts.
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Theater Listings and Showtimes for Monday
Feature presentations include Paramount "Benjamin" with multiple daily shows and shorts, IOWA "West Side Story" matinee options, WORLD "If He Hollers Let Him Go" with late-evening screenings, and PLAZA Shalako. Marion shows Paper Lion with weekend shorts. Collins Drive-In closed except weekends.
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Virtually unknown actress lands American TV debut with stars
Anna Calder-Marshall, 21, wins a lead role in NBC’s 90 minute benefit special The Male of the Species starring Michael Caine Sean Connery Laurence Olivier and Paul Scofield. The London actress trained at LAMDA and has prior TV and stage work. She recalls the thrill of the opportunity and the challenge of working with such famed actors as she waits to see where her career goes.
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Valenti predicts utopian cinema era in ten years
Jack Valenti, president of the M P A A, foresees a shift toward serious, life like films by 1978 as education levels rise among moviegoers. He discusses rating codes, parental guidance, and voluntary compliance, plus looming issues from censorship to future media delivery.
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