Broadway Gossip and Hollywood Notes From Leonard Lyons
New York chatter covers Ingrid Bergman in More Stately Mansions with cold weather quip from Harry Kurnitz. Kennedy Smiths name adopted daughter Amanda. Aero Mayflower moves by helicopter by 1975. AFTRA fines crossers. Preminger invites art forger David Stein. NBC airs Stein program Feb 3. Kerouac banned in South Africa. AT&T backs Jose Jimenez special. J P Miller debuts as novelist. Baez book due. Bud Wilkinson and J Harry Wood push ghetto intramural sports. Two Fox films topical The Day the Fish Came Out and Sand Pebbles.
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Joe Egg shines with unorthodox Broadway humor
UPI reviewer notes Peter Nichols play adapts well to Broadway with Albert Finney delivering a brilliant father’s performance. Direction by Michael Blakemore uses a live jazz interlude and actors stepping from the set to reveal inner thoughts. Some find the subject disturbing but the production is provocative theater with strong cast and design.
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Ofher Critics on A Day in the Death of Joe Egg
AP art critic William Glover praises the English play for its blend of wild comedy and deep sadness. He notes the work as orthodox in its unusual approach and warns readers to approach it with care.
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Monkees' Mail Breaks Records in Hollywood
The Monkees receive 60,000 letters weekly from teenage fans, making them television’s biggest mail attractions, according to Screen Gems in Hollywood.
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Ferrer Affirms Love for Hepburn Hopes Reunion
Mel Ferrer says he still loves Audrey Hepburn and wants to repair their marriage after a four month separation. The couple, married in 1954 in Switzerland, have a son Sean and plan to film Peter Pan in Britain this year as Hepburn declines a film offer.
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