Little Ark review from Hollywood on family film
The Little Ark directed by Robert B Rampitz and produced by Radnitz is rated G and shown at the Yowa theater. The film follows two orphan children Jan and Adinda during the 1953 Holland flood with a rescue voyage aboard a houseboat and a rescue trawler as adults shape a wary backdrop for subteens.
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Fleming Bartlett divorce settlement seals million share
Rhonda Fleming and Hal Bartlett finalize a divorce settlement. Fleming gains half interest in their Bel Air home, access to profits from his movies, and alimony of 2500 dollars monthly for three years plus repayment of a 70000 dollar loan and a car from Bartlett. They will maintain separate staffs.
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Coe Presents More Movies on Spring Schedule
Nine films remain in the Coe Community Films series at Sinclair Auditorium with shows at 7 p.m. General admission is 1.50, special rates for members. Dates include Touch of Evil with Charlton Heston, When Comedy Was King and The Pharmacist with W C Fields, War Wagon with John Wayne, Mole People, Duck Soup, Harper, Camille, and Pretty Baby, ending May 7. The University of Northern Colorado reports a 13 story high rise dormitory in operation.
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Met Names James Levine New Principal Conductor
New York AP reports James Levine, 28, longtime Cleveland Orchestra assistant conductor, will become principal conductor of the Metropolitan Opera next year. The Met announced the decision with general manager Geeran Gentele and incoming music director Rafael Kubelik. Levine debuted at the Met in 1970 71 during the June Festival conducting Puccini's Tosca. Levine hails from Cincinnati.
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Casals to conduct concert in Phoenix on March 30
Pablo Casals, the 96 year old cello virtuoso, has accepted an invitation to conduct a concert in Phoenix on March 30. He rarely appears in the United States due to his opposition to U S recognition of the Spanish government in exile. Takayori Atsumi, Phoenix Symphony principal cellist and founder of the Arizona Cello Society, told the Arizona Republic Casals confirmed the appearance.
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Oscar Nominees Named for Forty Fourth Academy Awards
UPI reports Oscar nominees include The Hellatroman Chronicle and On Any Sunday among documentary entrants. Feature nominees include The Hs Expeditions and Alaskan Wilderness Lake. Short subjects list Adventures in Perception Art In The River Sentinels of Silence Somebody Waiting. Winners revealed at April 10 ceremony.
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Theater Schedule Snapshot for Thursday Night
A condensed listing of showtimes across multiple venues including Stage 1 and Stage 3. Notable entries feature Carry on Camping Forty Carats Guess What We Learned In School Misty for Me The Little Ark American Wilderness Panic in Nestlk Park The French Connection Goodbye Columbus Daughters of Anomalies Diary of a Mad Housewife and I Love My Wife with various shorts and drive-in slots.
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Fakes Found Among Zanuck Losses in NYC
New York police said two of the paintings stolen from Darryl Zanuck’s Hotel Plaza suite were fakes. Detectives learned a Renoir and a Gauguin on loan from Twentieth Century Fox were among the items misidentified as genuine works.
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