Hollywood TV news wrap with stars and weddings
Don Adams returns to TV next fall in The Detectives with Godfrey Cambridge. Doug McClure ends the year with a shaved mustache and a quiet next season. Robert Wagner signs Madame Sin with Redgrave and Evans for ABC. John Wayne helps fund Swing Out, Sweet Land for servicemen. Flip Wilson trains three days weekly. Michael Cole eyed for a Movie of the Week on Mod Squad. Diana Ross to do a ABC special. Nancy Sinatra to wed Hugh Lambert at Cathedral City with Tina as maid. Tina and Robert Wagner eye marriage amid Sinatra settlement rumors. Robert Stack near Name of the Game wrap, eyes film roles for him and Rosemarie Bowe.
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Dick Carson Explains Rival Show Not a Family Feud
Dick Carson, Johnny Carson’s brother, says no feud exists as he directs Merv Griffin’s CBS show in Hollywood after leaving Johnny’s program. He left over long hours and family time, later working for Don Rickles then Griffin, now living near work with wife and three children. Johnny remains supportive, calling it good to see Dick active. Joanne Carson filed for divorce from Johnny.
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Stars to headline Reagan second term gala in Sacramento
The inaugural gala January 4 features John Wayne Frank Sinatra Dean Martin Jimmy Stewart and Jack Benny performing to celebrate Governor Ronald Reagan starting his second term in California.
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Privacy crusade from Paris sparks Hollywood debate
Hollywood coverage notes a Paris based group called Association for the Defense of Private Life seeks to shield celebrity privacy. Members include Francoise Hardy Anatole Litvak Claude Lelouch Fernel Ferndanel Catherine Deneuve and Brigitte Bardot. Critics doubt privacy can be protected as fame invites intrusion. The piece jokes the fix lies in moving to Hollywood where public interest remains constant and mentions party line gossip about Nancy Sinatra and film cast updates for Little Big Man The Love Machine and The Catcher.
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