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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1965
Page
2
A fanciful allegory places leaders from across nations and sectors on a searching island, where the World of the Obscure festers with new oppression and wars, while the Intellectual Giants fail to unite amid factional conflict and mistrust.
A parable where bored rulers kill each other and are exiled to an island. The Great Director unites two worlds and laughter echoes as thunder fills the heavens. Big shots swap places, power shifts, and the absurdity of superiority fuels the chaos.
Friday listings show stage production A Streetcar Named Desire at Paramount with showtimes and cinema repeats for Dear Brigitte Goldfinger and Pleasure Seekers at various venues. Marion offers Boy Ten Feet Tall and Blood on the Arrow with matinee and evening slots this Saturday.
Hollywood follows Sammy Davis Jr and May Britt as they adopt a 4 month old boy named Jeff through a Los Angeles service. The couple already raise Tracy, 3, and Mark, 4, while Davis stars in Golden Boy in New York.
The Soviet Union may be represented unofficially at the New York World’s Fair this year through films and exhibits at the vacant Texas Music Hall. Jay Frankel, an art film distributor, said sponsors have approached Cyrus S. Eaton for backing. Eaton has not yet approved the plan.
A young East German border guard defected to West Berlin on Thursday night, according to West Berlin police. The incident highlights continued divisions during the Cold War era and raises questions about border security.
Broadway critics find Diamond Orchid lacking depth and drama despite a vivid lead by Jennifer West and solid directing by Jose Quintero. The play parallels Eva Peron’s rise in Argentina with a power hungry heroine Paulita, but writers Lawrence and Lee are accused of shallow writing and overfurnished details that fail to deliver a gripping stage experience.
Howard Taubman of the New York Times weighs in with sharp critique on a literary work, arguing the piece betrays its potential and fails to meet artistic expectations.
Cedar Rapids Community Theater delays A Streetcar Named Desire due to storm. Opening night moved to Friday with curtain at 8. Patrons with Thursday reservations may exchange for other performances. run continues Friday and Saturday this week and the next two weeks.
Malaysian forces raided a group described as Indonesian guerillas on Friday night, killing one and detaining 18. The operation occurred near Kuala Lumpur with local authorities reporting the incident.
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