New York Cavalcade highlights stars and political pauses
Walter Jetton discusses LBJ’s reduced barbecue plans amid Vietnam concerns. Oliver Hailey awaits a new heir. Joe Levine’s Oscar gala faces influenza setbacks. Gordon MacRae headlines Vegas. Gloria Swanson stuns at a premiere. Supremes draw crowds at the Copa. Judy Holiday honored in Denver. Beatles stock surge and other entertainment notes fill this brisk roundup.
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Here We Go- C R Drive-In Opens Friday
The Cedar Rapids Drive-In will open its 1966 season Friday night under springlike optimism. Manager John Norgang announced two first run movies. Agent 38 25 36 features Brigitte Bardot and Anthony Perkins. Love the Italian Way stars Elle Sommer.
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James Stewart Flies Mission Over Vietnam
AGANA Guam UPI Actor James Stewart reveals he flew as an official observer on a bombing mission over Vietnam Monday. As a brigadier general in the air force reserve he piloted the B 52 on the return flight to SAC base. He did not take part in the bombing and praised SAC crews as efficient and alert during his two week active duty demand.
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Academy to salute Pat Neal at Oscars telecast
Patricia Neal, previously not mentioned during last year's ceremony due to illness, will be featured again in this year's Oscar telecast. A 15 member TV crew filmed at her English home to produce a clip for the show.
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Hollywood Approves of the Oscar Kids
Hollywood reacts to the thirty-eighth Academy Award nominations with praise for breadth and international scope. The list includes Japanese director Hiroshi Toshigahara for Woman in the Dunes and notable nods to Doctor Zhivago, The Sound of Music, Ship of Fools, Darling, A Thousand Clowns, and Thunderball, highlighting a blend of foreign acclaim and big-budget entries. Leading contenders for best actress are Julie Andrews and Julie Christie, with Lee Marvin versus Oskar Werner for acting honors. the major races appear close as predictions shape up.
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