Gilded stage questions and star moves in Lyons column
New York gossip notes reveal Mrs. LBJ and Mrs. Berle avoiding linen gowns on long trips. Leonard Lyons covers Laurence and Lee rewriting Dear World, Jules Munshin leaving The Fig Leaves Are Falling, and Larry Kert joining Cabaret. Also notes on Justice Black, TV commission witnesses, Nabokov reads, and David Merrick funding stance.
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Milton Berle
Lawrence and
Lee
Angela Lansbury
Jerry Herman
Ben Shahn
France
Bis Mosaic Designs
Chartres
Larry Kert
Lyons
Jules Munshin
Evening Movie Times and Theater Schedule Notes
Wednesday listings show COMMUNITY THEATER Generation at Paramount with multiple showings plus shorts. Iowa schedule includes West Side Story. World feature If He Hollers Let Him Go with shorts. Times and Plaza options list 2001 A Space Odyssey, Shalako, The Young Runaways, Journey to Shiloh. Collins Drive In closed except weekends.
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Marion
Shiloh
Collins Drive-In
Stormy Opera Night Protests In Palermo And Milan
About 100 youths stormed the Palermo Opera House on opening night hurling eggs and breaking a police blockade while leaflets protested police killings of two Sicilian farmhands. In Milan protests interrupted La Scala’s season as students and singers argued over a Red flag and Guevara banner.
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Hamburg
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Che” Guevara
Guevara
Bolivia
Hans Werner Henze
Learning Tree film marks Gordon Parks first major directorial role
Gordon Parks describes The Learning Tree as a pioneering film about a Negro boy growing up in the 1920s Kansas. He writes, directs, and scores the project for Warner Brothers Seven Arts, drawing on his own childhood and his rise from self taught photographer to Life magazine star. John Cassavetes introduces Kenneth Hyman, production head at Warner's Seven Arts.
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Gordon Parks
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Gordon Park
Fort Scott
Kaw
China
Life Magazine
John Cassavetes
Kenneth Hyman
Warner’s
Seven Arts
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