Go Between Review Quietly Captures Subtle Romance
The Go-Between, directed by John Heyman for Columbia, features Julie Christie Alan Bates Margaret Leighton Michael Redgrave and Dominic Guard. Set in a provincial British countryside, the film unfolds a refined tale of forbidden romance told through a poised, understated lens. Christie and Bates give poised performances as the central couple while Guard stands out as the pivotal boy messenger shaping the emotional fabric of adults entangled in propriety and desire. Redgrave appears in a smaller later role and Leighton delivers steady support, yielding a delicate period piece that contrasts with louder contemporary cinema.
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Fiddler In The Roof Presented At Walpole Prison Plans
Boston AP reports stage performers Karol Kosta and Ron Coralian staged a Fiddler by Jerry Buckl on the Roof piece for Att'y Gen. Robert H. Quinn to consider bringing the musical to Walpole state prison on March 3. Quinn may attend. the show is running in Framingham.
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Forties Carats and Trinity Lead Weekend Theater Lineup
Friday features community theater Forty Carats and stage shows The Cow Boys Stage Misty for Me and They Call Me Trinity headline Saturday matinees. Marion and Collins Drive-In also present diverse films with multiple showings through the weekend.
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Movie Title Register Sparks Confidential Rumors
A confidential Hughes era report lists proposed movie titles registered by Hughes organization including The Gigantic Hoax on Howard Hughes and The Hughes Autobiography Fraud. Few of these will be made, but the titles cannot be used by other producers. Sammy Davis Jr heads to Vietnam with his troupe for ten days then Hawaii for two. Petula Clark visits Los Angeles for a Bob Hope special then Corsica for a new home, with Caesars Palace Las Vegas show on March 2. Vegas notes highlight Cosby and Carroll at the Las Vegas Hilton, Follies Bergere go to Paris in March, Don Rickles shows at Riviera, Burt Lancaster directing Alzona's Raid in Arizona, Hermes Pan choreographing Lost Horizon, and The Supremes named All-American Football Coaches’ Association sweethearts.
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Raquel Welch Arm Injury Delays Kansas City Bomber
Raquel Welch suffered a broken arm while skating on stage at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in Culver City. Production chief Elliot Schic and crew delayed filming for about six weeks, with shooting resuming April 10 after a March 27 return to the set.
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