Broadway Revival and Film Projects Highlight 1960s Arts Scene
The article lists multiple projects and figures in theater, film, and arts. It notes a revival on Broadway, upcoming film assignments for Dylan, Schlesinger, and Salt, Patty Duke and Rosemary Murphy in You'll Like My Mother for Bing Crosby Productions in Duluth, Lumumba role casting, Travels with My Aunt with Katharine Hepburn, and other cultural events including poet Marianne Moore’s works, Baseball connections with Yankees and Dodgers, and upcoming publications and anniversaries.
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Patty Duke
Rosemary Murphy
Bing Crosby
Duluth
Minn
Low Gossett
Lumumaba
Cently
Broadway
Katharine Hepburn
Darryl Zanuck
Harkness Pavilion
Marianne Moore
Sports Illustrated
Dodgers
Miss Moore
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Robert Lowell
Yankee Stadium
Mike Burke
Yankees
Bob Hope to Quit Efforts for POW Release
Bob Hope says he will probably abandon efforts to secure the release of American POWs due to President Nixon’s peace proposal and Hanoi’s visa denial. He noted Hanoi refused a visa again to fly to North Vietnam to negotiate prisoner release and said he had offered to raise 10 million dollars to aid the effort.
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Ariz
UPI
Bob Hope
Nixon
Hanoi
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Werexday
Hope
North Vietnam
Roger Davis steps into Duel role on Alias Smith and Jones
Hollywood AP report shows Roger Davis, friend and colleague to Peter Duel, taking over the lead in Alias Smith and Jones after Duel's death. Davis recalls grief on set, the shock of finding Duel, and the decision to continue the show.
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Linds Thulsck
Hollywood
Peter Duel
Buddy
Roger Davis
Duel
Davis
Hollywood Hills
Peter
Jeffrey
Howard Hughes Song Set For Market Release
Nashville AP reports Shelby Singleton will release a record titled Howard Hughes Is Alive and Well. Written by Sonny Hall of Houston and a co writer identified as T Rainwater, the track was recorded in Houston in 1971 before Clifford Irving’s autobiography controversy became public.
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Nashville, Tenn
Howard Hughes
St. Calley
Harper Valley
Clifford Irving
Hughes
Singleton
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