Broadway Gossip From Leonard Lyons Dishoes a Bus and Banter
New York columns note events from Howard Hughes car quip to Playboy’s Rabbit Transit weekend bus to shuttle patrons to all night shows. Roseland adds Friday name band events with Lester Lanin on May 12. Katzenbach joins NY bar, Roosevelt EO 9066 recalled, Yuriko performs at Japan House, Bernsteins Carnegie Hall, Melnick at MGM, dinner party at Pearl’s and Raffles.
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The Cow boys and Other Stage and Drive-In Showtimes
Monday theater listings show Paramount plays The Cow boys at 1 30 3 40 5 50 8 05 10 15. IOWA presents The Little Ark and shorts. WORLD screens American Wilderness. TIMES runs Panic in Needle Park with shorts. PLAZA shows Song of the South. STAGE 1 Carry on Camping. STAGE 2 The GoBetween. STAGE 3 Play Misty for Me. STAGE 4 They Call Me Trinity. MARION Daughters of Anomalies. COLLINS DRIVE-IN Diary of a Mad Housewife and I Love My Wife timings.
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Sinatra Rents Hughes Suite In Bahamas
In Nassau Bahamas officials say Frank Sinatra rented a Britannia Beach hotel suite once used by billionaire Howard Hughes. Sinatra plans to occupy the two bedroom unit soon with no exact date given. Hughes left the hotel after staff were expelled for missing work permits.
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Walter Winchell dies at 74 in Los Angeles
Noted columnist Walter Winchell, famed for his rapid fire prose and scoops, died Sunday at UCLA Medical Center at age 74 from prostate cancer after confinement since November. Born in Harlem, he rose from vaudeville to a national radio and newspaper star, surviving controversy over accuracy and a long career featuring gossip, catchphrases, and a distinctive beeper cadence.
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