Dylan revival opens at Mercer Theatre amid Dylans life tale
In New York the Dylan revival at Mercer O'Casey theater opens. Caitlin Thomas, widow of Dylan, approved the production but has never seen it. Sidney Michaels contends he has heard nothing from her about the script. Other items note film projects in London and Duluth, book and exhibit plans, and notable literary figures.
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Bob Hope Axes Efforts for POW Release
Bob Hope says he will probably abandon efforts to win the release of American POWs in light of President Nixon's peace proposal and Hanoi's visa denial. Speaking at the Phoenix Open Pro-Am, Hope said he does not should pursue the proposal given Hanoi's second visa refusal and the administration's actions. He noted he had offered to raise 10 million dollars to aid negotiations and release.
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Roger Davis steps into Duel role on Alias Smith and Jones
Hollywood AP reports actor Roger Davis quietly coped with Peter Duel’s death by taking over the series role. Davis recalls shock on set as Duel’s death was ruled likely a suicide. He faced a funeral mood at work and supported by Duel’s brother Jeffrey, vowing the show would go on.
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Howard Hughes Song Set for Market Release in Nashville
Shelby Singleton Ohio distributor plans to release a new record titled Howard Hughes Is Alive and Well by Sonny Hall of Houston and co writer T Rainwater. Recorded in Houston the 1971 song predates Clifford Irving’s controversial Hughes autobiography and is slated for sale in a few days.
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