Broadway Stars and Royals Highlight World Events in Lyons Columns
Leonard Lyons surveys a grab bag of high society notes from New York and beyond. King Hussein and Queen Alia take on child rearing for a Jordan crash orphan girl, while Princess Margaret tests energy limits with a slow car. Musicians, actors, and producers share quips on theater, film, and gala nights, from Sondheim’s Broadway ties to Omar Shariff’s bridge-writing.
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Boris Schapiro
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Sol Hurok
Hurok
Weekend Theaters Show Schedules With Multiple Films
Friday listings feature Paramount Magnum Force at 7:20 and 9:50 with shorts at 7 and 9:30. IOWA presents The Seven-Ups through the night. WORLD offers Executive Action with a full evening lineup and shorts. TIMES runs Run, Virgin, Run plus shorts. PLAZA and STAGE venues present Robin Hood, American Graffiti, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, The Way We Were, Papillon, Love Machine, The Last Picture Show, and Seven Blows of the Dragon across matinees and nights. MARION notes screenings at 11, 1, 3, 8, 7, and 11.
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Seagull
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Iowa native Ralph Block dies at 84 in Maryland
Ralph Block a newspaperman movie producer and government official died Wednesday in a Wheaton Maryland nursing home at age 84 A Cherokee Iowa native he won an Oscar in 1939 for charitable industry service He helped discover Carole Lombard produced five W C Fields comedies and worked in the Office of War Information and overseas public affairs before retirement Survived by daughter Bridget of Beverly Hills California Burial planned in Cherokee Iowa
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Andre Previn Seeks British Citizenship
London AP report states conductor Andre Previn of the London Symphony Orchestra, born in Germany and naturalized American, is applying for British citizenship. He cites personal and artistic reasons preferring Britain as his home.
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Opiate of People Is New Pop Music
The Ukrainian youth paper Komsomolskoe Znamya reports Western authorities protect scandalous pop musicians because they captivate thousands of young people, diverting attention from present gloom and future concerns.
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UPI
Komsomolskoe Znamya
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