New York Arts Beat Highlights and VIP Remarks
The New York FBI will move to the federal building in Manhattan. Leonardo Lyons notes Alexander Cohen scouting European locales for a March 25 Tony awards telecast. Richard Olenburg addresses the St Nicholas Society on museum funding, with Morgan cited. Jan Peerce set for Feb 25 Carnegie Hall recital. Liz Smith discusses gossip culture and her book plans. Mazowsze opens at City Center, Sol Hurok mentioned. Peter Duchin crowds Jimmy's celebrity bartending night. Cate Ryan novel by W H Allen in London.
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George C Scott and Barbra Streisand Top Movie Stars of 1972
Hollywood voters pick George C Scott as favorite male star and Barbra Streisand as favorite female star in Box Office magazine poll of critics and theater owners. Runners up include Clint Eastwood Paul Newman Marlon Brando Steve McQueen John Wayne Gene Hackman for males and Goldie Hawn Liza Minnelli Ali MacGraw Raquel Welch Jane Fonda for females.
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Documentaries Named for Oscar Nominations
HOLLYWOOD UP I Ten documentary films were named Thursday for Oscars by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Nominated for best feature documentary were Ape and Super Ape Malcolm X Manson Marjoe.
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Finishing Touches opens on Broadway with Kerr wit
Broadway opening night review notes Jean Kerr’s Finishing Touches at Plymouth theater. Barbara Bel Geddes and Robert Lansing deliver bright performances in a familiar family comedy about a professor hopeful and modern temptations, with solid production values and a warm, steady pace.
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Finishing Touches draws praise from critics
Olive Barnes lauds the piece as sleek and professional with lasting entertainment value. Douglas Watt calls it mildly entertaining with bright lines, though occasionally artificial and dated. Richard Watts predicts it will likely be Broadway’s next big success.
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