Broadway the Greatest Show and Its Enduring Pull
New York Cavalcade describes Broadway as the longest running, ever changing spectacle. It highlights its sprawling mix of music drama comedy burlesque and tragedy and notes critics fans and millions of citizens connected to the ongoing show. The piece reflects on its vast wordage cultural impact and personal devotion to the theater district as the ultimate expression of entertainment.
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New York
America
David Merrick Seeks Ban on Soviet Appearances
Hollywood report notes producer David Merrick urged U S government to block American entertainers from Russia and said he will exclude Russia from his show plans He recalls the cancelled Hello Dolly engagement in the Soviet Union and explains he instead sent the production to Vietnam for performances.
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New York
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Soviet Union
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Russia
Vietnam
Mark Goodson Faces Panel on What's My Line Sixteenth Birthday
TV producer Mark Goodson will join the What's My Line panel as the show marks its sixteenth anniversary on February 13. He guards secrecy closely, with Gil Fates enforcing a strict no written record policy and monitoring calls to keep him in the dark. Goodson admits he fears appearing well or poorly and worries about losing the mystery.
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New York
UPI
Mark Goodson
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Goodson-Todman. Productions
Gil Fates
Mary Mary Darn Cat Spy Who Came In From the Cold
Theaters list showtimes for Mary Mary at Paramount with shorts, Billie at IOWA, Glory Guys, and The Sound of Music and Ecco at Marion. World listings include Spy Who Came In from the Cold with multiple showings and shorts. times cover matinee and late slots.
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Community Theater
Mary, Mary
Paramount
Iowa
Richard Burton
World Today
Broadway First Night Lee Remick Thriller Gets Split Vote
New York critics split over Wait Until Dark at the Ethel Barrymore theatre. Lee Remick stars as a blind wife caught in a doll smuggling plot with a killer and disguised accomplices in a tension filled Broadway debut.
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New York
UPI
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Jole
Knott
Miss Remick
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James Congdon
George Jenkins
Greenwich Village
Stanley Kauffmann
The
New York Times
Court Grants Continuance in Lamarr Case
Actress Hedy Lamarr 51 was granted a continuance until February 9 for her municipal court arraignment on shoplifting charges involving $86 in merchandise. Lamarr did not appear in court and was represented by attorney Arthur G. Lawrence who requested the postponement.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hedy Lamarr
Miss Lamarr
Arthur G. Lawrence
Opera Star Retires After 30-Year Career in Milan
Italy's Giulietta Simionato, a 56-year-old mezzo-soprano, drew a resounding ovation in her farewell performance in Mozart's La Clemenza di Tito. The final act took place at the Little Scala near La Scala Opera House.
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