Broadway Gossip and Society Notices From New York
On Broadway New York a series of society items and industry notes mention Howard Hughes keeping an old car despite critics, Playboy planning a Rabbit Transit bus to shuttle patrons to all night shows, Roseland adding a Friday band night with Lester Lanin, and Nicholas Katzenbach joining the New York state bar. Yuriko evacuees return for two Japan House concerts. Sid Bernstein to solo at Carnegie Hall with Mary Travers. Daniel Melnick named MGM vice president in charge of production. A Pearl’s Restaurant and Raffles party marks Chinese New Year and Valentine’s Day. John Chapman questions smoking in theaters, Brendan Gill discusses Tallulah Bankhead in England and alleged lesbian ties. Billy Kimbrough hosting a ping pong group with Hacketts.
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Playboy
Playboy Theater
W.otth Street
Rabbit
Roseland Dance City
Lester Lanin
Nicholas Katzenbach
United States
New York State
Roosevelt
West Coast
Yuriko
Japan House
New York
Hall
Mary Travers
Peter, Paul and
Mary
Daniel Melnick
MGM
Norton Simon
Pearl's
Raffles
Theater Schedule Dense with Movie Times and Shorts
The page lists showings for multiple venues including PARAMOUNT PLAZA WORLD and MARION, detailing film titles such as The Cows Go Mad The Little Ark Song of the South Panic in Needle Park Carry On Camping Play Misty for Me They Call Me Trinity and Diary of a Mad Housewife plus I Love My Wife. Times vary by venue with additional short features noted.
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Marion
Collins Drive-In
Sinatra Rents Hughes Suite in Bahamas
In Nassau Bahamas Frank Sinatra has rented a Britannia Beach hotel suite once used by billionaire Howard Hughes for 14 months. Hughes reportedly left the hotel after staff were ordered to depart for work-permit issues and may have relocated to Managua Nicaragua.
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Nassau, Bahamas
Britannia Beach
Frank Sinatra
Howard Hughes
Sinatra
Hughes
Bahamas
Managua
Nicaragua
Walter Winchell dies at 74 in Los Angeles obituary
Controversial columnist Walter Winchell died at UCLA Medical Center from prostate cancer at age 74 after a long LA stay. Born in Harlem he rose to fame with rapid fire scoops and a brash New York style shaping 1920s–60s media, leaving a complex legacy amid criticism of accuracy.
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Los Angeles
New York
Walter Winchell
Hoover
Lepke
Louis “Lepke" Buchalter
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Buchalter
Winchell
Ucla Medical Center
America
New York City
New York Mirror
Ben Hecht
New Yorker Magazine
WMO
Jesse
Adiman
Vaudeville News
New York Graphic
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RKO Film Studios
Lyons
Sid Bernstein
Carnegie
John Chapman
New York Daily News
Chapman
London
Brendan Gill
Tallulah Bankhead
England
Miss Bankhead
Gill
Billy, Kimbrough
Albert and
Francis Hackett
Kimbrough
Airweed College Tuladay
Dew Entertainment
Las Vegas
Mapcun
Bobby Scott
Ava
Downtow
Bree
ST Supper Club
Tin Pe Motor Inn
Paramount
the Little Ark
American Wilderness
Needle
Plaza
Misty
Mrs & Maci
OM Highway 215
Spen
Polly
1St Avenue SE
Center Point Road
Harlem
George Jessel
Walter, Jr
June
Phoenix
Ariz
Scottsdale, Ariz
1St Ave
Houte
137 Ave
Houta
Walt Disney
Cooktake
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
Guy Tren Premarin At
Richard Benjamin In
Diary OF
Huott Gould In
Wife
Theatres Cae Cn Ea
Garry OW
Eastwood
Adue Thristie
Go-Between
Trinity
Big Boy Family
Geo Aamat Ave
Weis
Kitty
Needle Park
Veteran's
Frine and
Loretta Lak
Loretta Lynn
Randy
Sandy Burnett
Don Ballinger
The
Conway Twitty
Alacron
Anthony Armstrong Jones
Ordars
Adon Tuckets Record Shop
Ladale Plaza
Woolworth
Cedar Rapids
Ibaa
Arte
Ely Avenue
4Th Street
Johnson Ava
1St Avenue
16Th Street
Mt. Wernen Rd
7Th Avenue
MT. Vernon
Sirmat East
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