Broadway Buzz and Arts Notes From Leonard Lyons
A long column of theater, cultural, and society items mentions Chilean President Allende’s daughter engagement in Castro’s secret service, Ethel Kennedy’s Sun Valley trip, Rockefeller Foundation retirement plans for John D. Rockefeller III, and Mexico’s UN ambassador’s recall. It also covers Boris Menuhin’s school pupils, Yehudi Menuhin’s fund, Blood Sweat and Tears’ Yugoslav return, and various Broadway figures, premieres, and anecdotes.
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New York
Chile
Allende
Castro
Secret
Ethel Kennedy
Sun Valley
Averell Lyons Harriman
John D. Rockefeller III
Rockefeller Foundation
Radnitz Invests in Family Films Despite Industry Skepticism
Amsterdam report profiles Robert Radnitz spending 1 million on a family film at the Ijsselemeer location with stars Theodore Bikel, Philip Frame, and Genevieve Ambas. He contrasts his approach with Disney and notes industry pressures, MPAA commentary, and growing revival efforts by Wolper and others.
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Robert Radnitz
Amsterdam
Hollywood
Disney
Motion Picture Association of America
Cinema Sun
Ijsselemeer
Zuider Zee
Netherlands
Philip Frame
Genevieve Ambas
Radnitz
Frame
Side of the Mountain
Disney Organization
David Wolper
Quaker Oats
Holland
Little Ark
Theodore Bikel
Chicago Symphony Mahler Fifth with Solti noted
The Chicago Symphony under Georg Solti on the London label releases Mahler Fifth with Adolph Herseth as trumpet soloist in the Funeral March. The article praises the recording quality and notes the 2 LP album includes a photo cover and musician candid shots. Also covered are Montserrat Caballé’s Donizetti recital on RCA and Cincinnati Symphony’s Mussorgsky-Ravel Pieces at Exibition under Erich Kunzel with additional Berlioz.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chicago Symphony
Georg Solti
London
Adolph “Bud” Herseth
Hummel
Frank Piersol
Herseth
Mahler
Chicago
Midwest
Cincinnati Symphony
Dave Brubeck
Public Education and Racial Discrimination Topic on TV Show
William Cotton, executive director of Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission, appears with George Patrick on TV 9 MORNING SHOW at 9:00 tomorrow to discuss Public Education as It Relates to Racial Discrimination. The discussion focuses on how education affects bias and equality.
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William Cotton
The
Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission
George Patrick
TV 9
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Mexico
U.N
Echeverria
Fred Brisson
Cleveland
Katharine Hepburn
John Gielgud
Sidney Hillman
Clothing Workers Union
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Yehudi Menuhin
Prime Minster Heath
Che
Menuhin
Menuhin Foundation
Yugoslavia
Ussr
Czechoslovakia
Jean Muir
Stevens ‘College
Maude Adams
Donald Seawells
Carl Reiner
Faith Stuart-Gordon
Tastevin de Province
Alan Arkin
Henry, Fonda
Barbra Streisand
Story Theater
Music Hall
U.S
Los Angeles
Serge Obolensky
Grenouille
Anna Moffo
Obolensky
Miss Moffo
Met
Anthony Havelock-Allen
Ryan
Terence Rattigan
Rosespierre
Millie Considine
Campbell
Vienna
Slavik
Jean Arthur
Broadway
Vassar
Leon Janney
Sardi’s
Alexander the Great
Bucephalus
Janney
Buckle Down Winsocke
Rodgers and Hart
Tommy Dix
Lincoln Center
Ray Robinson
Westminster College
Choiir
Zero Mostel
William Saroyan
Teheran
Saroyan
Willie
Las Vegas
ALL You Workers
MR. Bodee
New Jersey
Penn Theater
Washington, D. C
Michigan
Films
Jack Valenti
MPAA
du Maurier
Kiebel’s
2Nd Ave
Andy Odom
Andy
T.V
Rosemary
Spouse
Longhorn Night Club
Hwy 218
Les Zachers
Zaches
Montserrat Caballo
Donizetti
Lucrezia Borgia
Maria Stuarda
Miss Caballo
RCA
Ely Cathedral
Coventry
Argo
Grant Wood Kitchen
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
Axy Barrel
1St Ave
Maasems
Henry and
Honey
Armar
Jack Douglas
Dave Dighton
Handler
Handler’s
2Nd Avenue
8Th Street