Broadway By Leonard Lyons column highlights movieland chatter
New York gossip runs through the Broadway By Leonard Lyons column noting Mrs Nelson Rockefeller and Mrs Winthrop Rockefeller lunching separately at the Cote Basque with Jan Cowles, Nelson Jr attending his own school open house, and Gardner Cowles weighing in on publishing Jackie Kennedy letters. Other items mention Yale canceling a Harold Lloyd festival, Frank Borman possibly hosting a TV series, Joan Crawford hosting Noel Coward lunch, and several theater and TV figures in playful banter and professional moves.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
Jan Cowles
LYONS
Nelson, Jr
Jackie Kennedy
Gilpatric
Gardner Cowles
Cowles
Yale
Lloyd
Frank Borman
H. Ross Perot
U. S
Palm Beach
N.Y. Cultural Center
Second-Generation Performers Unite for Vegas Bound Revue
In a Las Vegas bound revue titled The Name's the Same the second generation of stars headline Caesar's Palace opening Feb 26. Deana Martin and Gary Lewis lead a cast including Maureen Reagan Francesca Gabor Hilton Meredith MacRae Patti Grayson Michel Marceau and Mickey Rooney Jr with music by Donald Kahn and lyrics by Stanley Styne.
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Gary Lewis
Dean and
Jerry
Caesar’s Palace
Maureen Reagan
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Jane Wyman
Francesca Gabor Hilton
Zsa Zsa
Meredith MacRae
Gordon
Sheilah
Patti Grayson
Kathryn
Michel Marceau
Marcel
Mickey Rooney, Jr
Ted Lewis
Donald Kahn
Gus
Stanley Styne
Jules
Tuesday Weld Seeks Divorce From Writer Claude Hartz
Actress Tuesday Weld files for divorce from writer Claude Hartz in Los Angeles Superior Court citing irreconcilable differences. They married in October 1965 in New York and have one child Natasha, aged three.
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Claude Hartz
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Natasha
Miss Weld
New York
Jules Munshin Dead at 54 After Heart Attack
New York actor Jules Munshin died of a heart attack at 54 early Thursday in his home after collapsing during a one character play preview titled Duet for Solo Voice. He was known for theater work and roles in Call Me Mister Bless You All The Gay Life Barefoot in the Park Mrs McThing and The Front Page revival this season.
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UPI
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Munshin
David Scott Milton
Mister
Mrs. McThing
Andre Previn Seeks Divorce From Dory After 11 Years
Conductor composer Andre Previn filed for divorce from wife Dory Previn in Los Angeles superior court. The suit cites irreconcilable differences under California law. Dory, 44, a lyricist from Beverly Hills, was nominated for an Academy Award this week for Come Saturday Morning. The Previns, married in Las Vegas in 1959, separated February 15, 1969, and have no children.
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Mia Farrow
Dory
Previn
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London Symphony Orchestra
Los Angeles Superior Court
California
Mrs. Previn
Beverie Hills
Calif
Previns
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Nev
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