Oscar race shapes up as 1971 nominees listed
Hollywood previews flood during Oscar season with Dec 31 entries deadline. Publicity campaigns stress card admits as industry weighs likely contenders across best picture best actor best actress and director with five nominees per category announced February 22 and winners on April 10.
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Tatum Heads Disney Board and CEO of Disney
Donn B. Tatum, 58, president of Walt Disney Productions, named board chairman and chief executive officer. He replaces Roy C. Disney who died a week earlier. E. Cardon Walker named Disney president, succeeding Tatum.
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Stars and deals in New York entertainment and theatre
News notes from New York include Norman Jewison handed a screenplay project about Eski mos, Yvette Mimieux co starring with Charlton Heston in Airborne, and Ethel Merman winning at an auction in Maine. Lou Jacobi enjoyed Anne of Green Gables opening, while diversions range from stage dinners to museum showings and concert plans.
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Robert Lowery Dead at 57 After Illness in Hollywood
Hollywood AP report says Robert Lowery, 57, died in his Hollywood apartment Sunday after a brief illness. The actor, famed for roles from gangster to reporter in 1930s and 1940s films, was often mistaken for Clark Gable by fans. He appeared in more than 50 movies including The Mark of Zorro and Drums Along the Mohawk, ran a drama school, and later worked in television. He was married three times and had a son with Jan Parker.
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Theater and drive in schedule summary
The page lists multiple theaters with film showings and times. Paramount presents Star Spangled Girl with shorts at various afternoon and evening slots. Iowa shows Diamonds Are Forever and Alaskan Eskimo with times. Stage 1 features Dirty Harry, Stage 2 The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight, World presents Sometimes a Great Notion, Times other titles, Stage 3 Straw Dogs, Stage 4 Dirty Harry, Marion features Love Practices in Sweden, Collins Drive-In Plaza shows Lady and the Animals, The Delta Tramp, and Factor with respective times.
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Robinson Son Is Booked In Battery Probe For Arrest
Los Angeles AP Edward G Robinson Jr 38 was booked for investigation of battery after a disturbance in a West Hollywood apartment reported by resident Sylvia Habush who said she suffered a bruise. He faced a separate warrant for failure to appear in a drunken investigation and posted bonds totaling 6,440 before release.
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