Doubleday to publish Trotsky manuscript in English
New York reports Doubleday will publish a Trotsky biography titled The United never before appeared in English. The book’s manuscript originated from Mar Eastman’s papers after a 1993 contract, and the publisher now plans release nearly 40 years later.
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Fort y Carals and Cowboys in Evening Theater Schedule
Community theater presents Forty Carals with showtimes 7 90. Paramount offers The Cowboys at 5 30 7 40 and 9 50. Iowa shows Pocket Money at 1 45 3 45 6 45 7 45 with other odd listings. World offers Such Good Friends at 1 40 4 40 5 40 7 45 9 50 shorts 1 29 9 25 5 25 7 30 9 35. The Boy Friend times include 15 40 8 40 5 40 7 45 9 45 Plaza presents Song of the South at 6 8 10 Stage 1 presents Happy Birthday Wanda June at 7 50 0 55
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Stage show listings for Tuesday night at Marion and Collins
The Go Between plays Stage 2 at 7 30 and 9 40 while The Hospital screens at 7 25 8 10 and 7 4 0 9 50 The Unusual Generation runs at Marion until 12 40 and 2 3 30 5 16 30 8 9 30 Collins Drive In presents Who Killed Mary Whats er name at 17 40 and Joe at 9 30
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Forty Carats at Cedar Rapids Community Theater
Ellen Howrey stars as a vacationing divorcee in a romantic comedy plot that unfolds with wit and charm. Torrance Hale portrays a 22 year old love interest as the play runs Tuesday through Saturday with scattered seats still available to close the successful run.
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Peppard and Ashley Divorce After Six Years of Marriage
Hollywood report from Los Angeles states actress Elizabeth Ashley and actor George Peppard have divorced after six years of marriage claiming their differences are absolutely unreconcilable. The settlement orders Ashley to receive $2,000 monthly alimony and to vacate by June 30. Peppard must pay child support for son Christian and grant visitation. Ashley retains custody while Peppard has standard visitation rights.
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Borgnine Ordered Custody Fight Amid Name Change Bid
Actor Ernest Borgnine, 54, sought custody of Sharon 6 and Cristofer from his fourth wife Donna Ann Borgnine 38 as she files for divorce. Judge Joseph Wapner denied the custody request. A brief recess let Borgnine appear in another courtroom where he legally changed his first name from Ermes Efram to Ernest.
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Former Beatle Hurt in Crash on London Highway
AP reports George Harrison and wife Patti were injured when their car hit a barrier on a London highway during a power blackout. Harrison, 29, suffered facial wounds stitched at Maidenhead Hospital. Patti, 27, has a concussion. Hospital spokesman said injuries do not appear serious.
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Broadway Night Watch splits critics at Morosco Theatre
New York AP reports Night Watch a suspense play opening Monday at the Morosco Theatre. Lucille Fletcher offers a roguish but predictable twist, with Joan Hackett delivering a stout performance though the plot drags and unrewarding buildup dulls Whodunit suspense. Critics call it mediocre aside from Hackett and list a fatigued company including Len Carroll, Keene Curtis, Elaine Kerr, and Jeanne Hepple.
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Night Watch thrills and puzzles Broadway audiences
Critics from major outlets praise the thriller Night Watch. Clive Barney calls it a superior thriller with suspense from start to finish. Douglas Watt notes obvious setup but applauds twists and Joan Hackett’s engaging performance. Leonard Harris labels it a flop in his TV review.
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