Broadway stars and stage news mix with lawsuits and tours
Ina Claire, former Broadway star, recalls Sugar and hints at a late entrance cue to steal a show. Clifford Irving joins McGraw-Hill led by Leo Rosten. The Actors Studio plans an unpublished Odets play with Lee Strasberg directing. Linden fights flu with vitamins while Menuhin relaxes in Washington dining with friends. Notables like Robert Merrill, Cyril Ritchard, and Ed Ames appear in contemporary theater and legal updates surrounding Rosenberg case adaptations and a Mark Felin appeal.
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New York
Ina Claire
William
R. Wallace
Seveenet
San Francisco
Jule Styne
Robert Merrill
Peter Stone
Sugar
Robert Morse
Tony
Roberts
Cyril Ritchard
Miss Claire
Ritchard
Clifford Irving
McGraw-Hill
Leo Rosten
Actors’ Studio
Clifford Odets
Lee Strasberg
Strasberg
Chaplin and Brat Becomes Friends in London Airport
Charlie Chaplin and Louise Brat became travel companions on a flight to London. On arrival the 83 year old joked with a four year old in a wheelchair race at the airport. The child declined, saying she would lose because he is larger and recovering from flu. Chaplin and his wife Oona are in London to launch a season of his classics.
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Cyril Riteher
Washington
Yehudi
Diana Menuhin
David Brure
Menuhin
Ritchard
London
Charlie Chaplin
Louise Brat
Chaplin
Louise
Oona
Foreign Press Glorifies French Connection at Globe Awards
Hollywood Foreign Press honors William Friedkin for The French Connection with best director and Gene Hackman as best dramatic actor. Jane Fonda wins best dramatic actress for Klute. Fiddler on the Roof tops musical comedy with Topol and Twiggy. The Policeman earns best foreign film. Sunday Bloody Sunday cited in English-language foreign film.
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Gene Hackman
William Friedkin
Jane Fonda
Topol
Twiggy
Serelay
Paddy Chayefsky
Ben Jolson
Ann-Margrat
the Policeman
Israel
Theater Time Listings at Paramount and Plaza
Weekly cinema schedule lists Paramount shows including Carry on Camp ing and Harold and Maude with times 7:55 and 9:45. Plaza features The French Connection and The French Con iection with 6 and 8:10. Stage spots include Carry on Camp ing, Dirty Harry, Sometimes Great Notion and Beyond All Limits with various afternoon and evening showings.
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Marion
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