QO aedway By Leonard Lyons
New York gossip by Leonard Lyons covers Horowitz timing mischief with May 28 TV date and Horowitz birthday hints. It notes John Gunther and Raymond Gram Swing club lunch and dues, Steinbeck quips, and remarks by Bob Wagner Abe Ribicoff Lodge and Ted Kupferman.
Leslie Caron and Michael Laughlin wed in Jamaica
French actress Leslie Caron and American producer Michael Laughlin married New Year’s Day in Jamaica. They will reside in London. Laughlin, 29, produced The Whisperers and Joanna. Caron, 36, starred in Gigi and had prior marriage to Peter Hall, which ended in 1965.
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England
Joanna
Gigi
Peter Hall
Bonita Granville Finds Peace After Early Acting Career
New York actress Bonita Granville, now married to Jack Wrather, speaks of a scarless childhood in show business. She quit acting before marriage, works as assistant producer on Lassie, helped discover Timmy actor Jon Provost, and enjoys a busy family life with two children while keeping active in charity and sports.
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Bonita
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Rosina Timponi Granville
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The Brother Hood and World Film Schedule
The listing shows Friday theater times for Paramount Hellfighters Dr Dolittle and 2001 A Space Odyssey across theaters including Plaza Marion with multiple showings and matinees. Notable titles include West Side Story with evening and Saturday matinee times and shorts sections at several venues.
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Aide Arnaoutis Dishonorably Discharged From Army
Athens Aide de camp to King Constantine Lt Col Michael Arnaoutis has been dishonorably discharged from the army.
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Dean of Broadway Producers Dies at 84 in New York
Gilbert Miller, renowned theater producer whose works spanned London and Broadway for five decades, died at his Park Avenue apartment at age 84. He had been enfeebled for some time, according to associate George Banyai. His last production The White House with Helen Hayes closed years ago, following his debut with Daddy Long Legs in London. Hayes starred in Miller’s Victoria Regina, opened in New York on August 31, 1936, and it grossed over $2.5 million.
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