Ann Miller Reboots Career After A Long Hiatus On TV
Hollywood interview with Ann Miller details her return to dancing after three and a half years as a self described “girl.” She trained with Russian ballet experts Lichine and Castle, shed pounds, and plans Las Vegas New York and international shows with high profile friends while recalling a 26 year film career.
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Ivy Priest’s Daughter Joins The Munsters TV Cast
Ivy Baker Priest’s daughter Pat joins the CBS TV series The Munsters replacing Beverley Owen as a regular cast member. Pat, a former Washington socialite and debutante, will debut on December 31 and is described as blonde and aristocratic. Her background includes queen titles at the President’s Cup regatta Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival and Azalea Festival.
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Laughs for all as Waves go bald on Broadside
A fragment notes a humorous TV moment titled Broadside airing at 9:30 Friday night on Channel 9. The text suggests a lighthearted program with public laughter as the Waves participate in a comic go bald gag.
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Tschudi Elected President of Switzerland for 1965
Hans-Peter Tschudi, long-time Swiss minister of interior since 1959, was elected president of Switzerland on Thursday for the year 1965. The election highlights a formal transition in the Swiss government and reflects continuity in domestic policy.
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Broadway Night at Winter Garden Salutes Jerry Lewis
New York gossip notes from the Winter Garden salute to Jerry Lewis for the Youth Fund. The column spotlights comic routines, mentions Sen. Kenneth Keating in attendance, and recalls Jolson era frivolity. Also recaps Norman Twain and Sandra Church links, Kiki Roberts gossip, and other Broadway chatter including Eileen Sipprells’s baby and Miller’s Incident at Vichy.
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Friday Theater Schedule Highlights and Screenings
Community theater presents A Thousand Clowns at Paramount with shorts, then So Dear to My Heart and Golden Horseshoe Revue at RKO Iowa. World shows Kitten with a Whip and shorts, plus Global Affair and Mail Order Bride at other venues. Marion screens Ride the Wild Surf and Dr. Strangelove, with Saturday matinee rides and shorts listing times.
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Burglars Miss Carroll Baker's Biggest Gems
Hollywood actress Carroll Baker reported a burglary at her home on Thursday night, losing 11 500 dollars in furs and jewelry while a 75 000 dollar necklace hid in a makeup drawer went untouched. Police described the break in as amateurish and noted photographs were scattered as valuables were stolen.
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Dennis the Menace Appears Daily in Classifieds
A recurring feature titled Dennis the Menace appears in the daily classified section, spotting a humorous or curious item each edition. The column showcases quirky notices and lighthearted content aimed at readers browsing ads and notices.
Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap Reaches 5000th Night
London 1952 reports the Mousetrap’s 5000th performance at the Ambassador Theatre. Agatha Christie’s murder play has run for 13 years in London and Broadway, surpassed only by The Drunkard’s 26 year tally in Los Angeles. Two million have seen it. eight characters have been played by 80 actors. Miss Christie, 73, notes she profits only via her grandson.
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