Valenti Defends Violence in Movies Before White House Panel
Jack Valenti president of the Motion Picture Association of America testified before the Presidents commission on violence arguing that film violence has a justifiable place on screen. He urged focus on how violence is treated and said industry self regulation, including a new voluntary rating program, keeps harmful content in check while evidence of harm to children remains inconclusive.
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Helen Hayes to Teach Seminar at University of Illinois Chicago
Helen Hayes will teach a February seminar in play reading at the University of Illinois Chicago as distinguished professor of speech and theater. The 68 year old star, known as the First Lady of the American theater, was announced by Chancellor Norman A. Parker.
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Gladys Cooper Honored With Surprise 80th Birthday Party
In London Dame Gladys Cooper marked what she called another working day during a performance of Out of the Question when Robert Morley led a champagne kiss. A private party followed with relatives and friends to celebrate her 80th birthday.
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Larry Storch Aims To Knock The Flying Nun From TV
Hollywood comedian Larry Storch prepares a new CBS series debuting January 9. He plays a con man aboard an unarmed ocean liner attempting to outwit the Flying Nun with wit and acting, citing his F Troop experience and a track record of nightclub stars succeeding on television.
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Cheryl Miller and Stan Shapiro wed in Hollywood Hills
Actress Cheryl Miller of Daktari and stockbroker Stan Shapiro wed in a ceremony where the bride wore a micromini backless white dress. They met on a blind date and plan a Caribbean and Lake Tahoe honeymoon before settling in the Hollywood Hills.
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Horse Johnson flop baffles Broadway critics at Belasco
Clive Barnes reports the Belasco première of The Sudden and Accidental Re Education of Horse Johnson as a disappointing evening. The play centers on Horse Johnson a warehouse worker who seeks world change but ends up conforming to a quiet life with his wife. Jack Klugman delivers his all amid a dreary staging and director George Morrison’s lackluster interpretation.
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dull stage notes spark critics on opening night
Jack Gaver calls the script futile and uninspired while Douglas Watt says the matter is serious and not funny. William Glover labels the performance an appalling exercise in boredom.
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