Broadway Notables Attend Toots Shor Party and More
New York society notes capture Nelson Rockefeller, David Nelson, and Laurance Rockefeller at Toots Shor’s party for Gus Bussell’s Radio City retirement. Rockefeller recalls early Music Hall years. Other items include Herman Shunlin teaching at CCNY, Will Geer replacing Archibald MacLeish in Scratch, and film talks featuring Romain Gary, Jean Seberg, James Mason, and Stephen Boyd in Tunisia next month. Mario Puzo finishing The Godfather screenplay in Las Vegas. Dale Styne birthday party at DINly Moore’s, Joe Kipness ties to Applause. Antos Kollek, Jerusalem mayor’s son, wins 1970 McEvans prize for The Award.
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Nelson, David
Laurance Rockefeller
Gus Bussell
Radio City
Rockefeller
Music Hall
Roxy
Herman Shunlin
Wil
CCNY
Will Geer
Archibald MacLeish
Hume Cranyn
Romain Gary
Jean Seberg
James Mason
Stephen Boyd
Tunisia
Mario Puro
Las Vegas
Dale Styne
Dinly Moore
Joe Kipness
Styne
Lindy’s
Kipmess
Movie Schedule Echoes Across Theaters
Monday theater listings present Paramount films Tora! Tora! and Scrooge at varied showtimes, Plaza runs Aristocats and Big Halsy, Marion screens Airport, World features Rio Lobo, with multiple daily start times and a note to feed the birds.
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Iowa
Little Fauss and
Plaza — Aristocats
Marion
Russian Television Is Rosy
A UPI style perceptive profile of Soviet TV praise for positive stories. It highlights host Yuri Fokin and socialist labor heroes, feature pieces on dams and steel, and little bad news with no adverts. It notes reduced coverage of unrest and foreigners, plus top films and ballet with no commercial breaks.
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UPI
Walter Cronkite
Muscovite
Yuri Fokin
U.S.A
USA
Vietnam
Karova
Kirov Ballet
Britain
Russia
Coco Dead but Musical Keeps Plan On for Her Career
The six month Cleveland road tour of Coco will be dedicated to Gabrielle Chanel. Producer Frederick Brisson said Chanel will live on and the show must go on after her death in Paris. Brisson spent 15 years preparing the musical which began in New York in 1969 with Katharine Hepburn starred. He noted Chanel approved the plan and loved the musical. Next stop London and Paris with a Chanel fashion collection shown in Paris starting Jan 26.
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Cleveland
Qbia
Coco
Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel
Frederick Brisson
Chanel
Paris
Brisson
Miss Chanel
Miss Hepburn
London
National Film Society names M A S H best film of 1970
The National Society of Film Critics voted M A S H the top movie of 1970, the first American made film to win the honor. Ingmar Bergman was named best director for The Passion of Anna, with Persona and Shame noted in prior wins. George C. Scott earned best actor for Patton and Glenda Jackson best actress for Women in Love.
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M*a
National Society of Film Critics
Sweden
Ingmar Bergman
Anna
Bergman
George C. Scott
Patton
Glenda Jackson
D. H. Law
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