Disney loses privacy in Hollywood interview
Hollywood gossip notes Walt Disney laments fame and lost privacy after detailing plans for TV and film projects including The Light in the Forest and The United Bays. Judy Holliday discusses contracts and delays, while Leslie Nielsen lands film roles at MGM. Susan Hayward's court victory over alimony is reported along with assorted Hollywood snapshots.
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Theatre Schedule Tuesday Listings and Show Times
The Gazette lists matinées and evening screenings across theaters Paramount State Marion and MEAD. Films include Bottom of the Bottle East of Eden Battle Cry Man with the Golden Arm Ransom High Society View from Pompey Gur law's Daughter and Female on the Beach plus Running Wild Tarantula with shorts and various showtimes through the evening.
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Rossen Aims For Story Focus In Alexander the Great
Hollywood interview notes Robert Rossen returns with Alexander the Great starring Fredric March and Richard Burton. He rejects the label of a mere spectacle, insisting the story drives his epic filmed in Spain on a 13 million budget with a 1 000 horse battle sequence and Spanish army involvement.
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Spectaculars and Weather TV Beats Draw Wide Attention
In New York a public discussion reflects on weather forecasting on TV and radio. Tex Antoine, a veteran NBC TV forecaster, is highlighted as a notable figure shaping local weather coverage and public understanding amid debates over the field’s accuracy and appeal.
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Tollywood
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Jack Lemmon
David Shaw
Juda
Weather forecasts and profits mix in winter talk
A quip about rain forecasts shows the limits of predicting weather while a business report notes earnings. 1935 sales reached 3.095 billion with a 5 percent rise over 1954, and Chief Ralph Cordiner expects 1956 sales to exceed 1955 by 10 to 15 percent despite defense declines.
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Ralph J. Cordiner
Cordiner
General Electric Reports Record 1945 Net Income
General Electric announced in New York that its 1945 net income reached a record 200,923,835 dollars, or 2.92 dollars per common share, marking a one percent rise from the previous year.
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