Enter Laughing film review from Plaza theater
A Columbia release directed by Carl Reiner and based on his novel and Joseph Stein play. The color comedy follows David Kolowitz, a Bronx apprentice machinist aiming to be an actor, balancing lines, tuxedo woes, parental expectations, and a fake scholarship audition. Cast includes Reni Santoni Jose Ferrer Elaine May Shelley Winters.
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Reni Santoni
Jose Ferrer
Shelley Winters
Elaine May
Jack Gilford
Columbia
the Plaza Theater
Carl Reiner
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Dick van Dyke
David Kolowitz
Bronx
David Opatoshu
Kolowitz
Ferrer
Angela
Nichols and
May
Young Kolowitz
Janet Margolin
February Draft Call Numbers Set for 23,000
Washington reports 23,000 men will be drafted in February, down from 34,000 in January and above December’s 18,200, which was a seasonal low.
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Guilty Verdict in Allamakee County Break-ins
WAUKON Special to The Gazette A Allamakee county district court jur y Friday found Jerry Horstman 25 guilty of breaking and entering in a cabin break in along the Mississippi river. He faces sentencing December 26. LaVerne Haupt 20 of Prairie du Chien is slated for trial Monday on the same series of breakins and has been free on bond.
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Jerry Horstman
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LaVerne Haupt
Prairie du Chien
Anthony Quinn and Ray Milland Lead Channel 9 Movie Night
Channel 9 presents a Saturday double feature headlined by Anthony Quinn and Ray Milland in The River's Edge at 9 30 PM in color.
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Anthony Quinn
Ray Milland
Theater time listings for Saturday across venues
Theaters show multiple features including The Mousetrap Laurel and Hardy retakes Tennessee Beat Last Safari Nutty Professor The Patsy Barefoot in the Park Enter Laughing Nashville Rebel How To Succeed in Business Fireball 500 Wild Angels and Gorgon with various daily start times across Paramount Iowa World Times Plaza Marion Collins Drive-In venues.
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The Last Safari review notes Granger’s star dip
Stewart Granger headlines The Last Safari directed by Henry Hathaway and released by Paramount. The film follows a disillusioned white hunter returning to Kenya’s bush in a scenic travelogue with animal scenes but, at 108 minutes, offers little beyond Granger’s lingering charisma and a comparative nod to King Solomon’s Mines.
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Kaz Garas
Gabriella Licudi
Henry Hathaway
Paramount Pictures
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Africa
King Solomon’s Mines
Granger
Elephants and Starlet Seek Spoiled American in Safari Tale
Gabriella Granger joins a safari with the young Garas and Gabriella Licudi, star of Casino Royale and The Jokers. A huge rogue elephant, leader of the herd, is Granger's quarry as tensions unfold at the tent.
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Garas
Gabriella Licudi
Garas and the White Hunter on the Veldt Tent Scene
A fragmented notice hints at a dramatic scene featuring Garas and a white hunter with a solitary tent on the veldt. An odd, terse call to action includes a bold sell and a grim inquiry into vacancies, ending with a phone contact.
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