Some Day Peyton Place Cast Predicts Mia Farrow’s Rise
Hollywood gossip notes Mia Farrow, 21, seen on the Peyton Place sound stage amid the young cast. Fellow players Pat Morrow and Chris Connelly predict she will become the biggest movie star, while Mia keeps a low profile about her link to Frank Sinatra. Ryan O Neal and Ed Nelson share scenes with the group as they discuss private lives and future fame.
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Burton to Head Oxford Haemophilia Society
British actor Richard Burton was named president of the Oxford Haemophilia Society after visiting haemophiliac patients at Churchill Hospital in Oxford. Burton and his wife Elizabeth Taylor were starring in Dr. Faustus at the time.
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Gazette Want Ad: Service for Sale and Offer
Local Gazette lists service offerings for sale. Advertisement seeks buyers for livelihood services including home repair, tutoring, cleaning, and personal care. Details emphasize reliable work, fair pricing, and prompt communication for prospective customers and entrepreneurs.
Hollywood preview reveals Empire State replica on greenwich village set
The Seven Arts Paramount film Promise Her Anything built a vast village set in New York's Greenwich Village centering on a 186 foot Empire State replica to avoid possible work stoppages amid labor unrest. Runaway production fears push studios to relocate to Shepperton while praise goes to Michael Bradley and Hermione Gingold for standout performances. Mary Pickford misplaces her 1928 Oscar, once kept at Pickfair.
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Television Warning Over Slaughtering Movies Headlines
Hollywood recaps a bid to curb commercials in A Place in the Sun. Producer George Stevens argues ads could emasculate the film. A Los Angeles judge hints that badly placed commercials threaten artistic integrity and creator reputation. NBC says no frames will be cut.
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