Kazan Seeks Drive Behind New World Tale America America
Hollywood director Elia Kazan discusses the making of America America filmed in Greece and Turkey, finishing interiors at Warner Brothers in Burbank. He recalls fleeing Istanbul for America as a child, his gratitude for freedom, and his search for a young lead, including Stathis Giallelis.
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Hollywood gossip round up on Glenn Ford and friends
Louvella Parsons reports on Glenn Ford dining plans with Linda Christian, possible reunion with Hope Lange, and film projects including Too Big for Texas. The piece also notes Connie Stevens back on Hawaiian Eye, Tish Sterling’s modeling rise, Liz Taylor’s house-hunting via Ted Stauffer, Sammy Davis Jr and May Britt adopting, and Jacques Bergerac’s return with Dorothy Malone.
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Theatre listings for Tuesday and Wednesday at Paramount World Iowa Marion
The schedule shows film showings and shorts across venues including Paramount World Iowa and Marion. Key titles include Gypsy Flame in the Streets Invitation to Murder In Search of the Castaways Symposium on Popular Songs Jumbo Ring a Ding Rhythm Lisa Hemingways Adventures of a Young Man El Cid with various matinees and late evening starts.
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Suzanne Pleshette and Troy Donahue dine, plan premiere
Suzanne Pleshette and Troy Donahue, after dining at Villa Capri, planned to attend the world premiere of Forty Pounds of Trouble at Lake Tahoe on January 18. Suzanne co stars with Tony Curtis in the film.
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Harper To Speak at SUI Commencement
Professor Earl E. Harper director of the University of Iowa school of fine arts and Iowa Memorial Union will deliver the commencement address at SUI on February 2. He previously led Evansville College and Simpson College and holds degrees from Nebraska Wesleyan and Boston University. The ceremony begins at 10 a.m. in the field house.
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Gazette Want Ads Offer Savings
Readers are urged to save money by using Gazette Want Ads and call EM 2-1121 today to see the value and deals available.
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The More Inappropriate TV Program Quietly Affects Children
Observation notes that as a program becomes increasingly unsuitable for children it tends to keep them calmer and quieter, suggesting a counterintuitive effect on young viewers.
Remembering vaudeville stars at the Palace theater
The narrator recalls the Palace theater two-a-day vaudeville packages with headliners from Eva Tanguay to Eddie Cantor and the Marx Brothers. He praises the performers as kind, generous and companionable, and notes the back stage atmosphere as unforgettable.
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Hidden Strangers flops on Broadway Longacre stage
Dr Max Maltz opens Hid den Strangers at the Longacre amid poor reviews and stilted dialogue. The gala opening draws 200 guests, while show business chatter notes Eddie Fisher aims for agency changes and Dorothy Lamour defends friends.
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Foster Hopeful On Test Ban Prospects Warming
Washington AP Disarmament Director William C Foster said an agreement to end nuclear weapons testing appears within reach if Russia adopts a more flexible attitude. Former Ambassador Arthur Dean warned the outlook is bleak without effective international inspection teams. Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric said some disarmament is inevitable and the key question is whether the world will achieve it.
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Disarmament Talk On Education TV Meets U S Probe
Dean Rusk and former officials discussed disarmament on a national educational TV program aired Monday night. The State Department briefing included a pledge to insist on strong verification to ensure reductions are carried out.
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Student Drivers Banned at Vinton
Vinton high school students must walk to school after the board of education banned student driving effective Monday. The rule restricts parking on campus and allows only principal permission for car use, with lunch options limited to walking or biking if possible. Students eating on campus may stay put.
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Urbana School Fights State Approval Loss
Urbana high school faces removal from the state approved list effective July 1 1964 after a visit by State Superintendent Paul Johnston who cited inadequate educational opportunities for grades 9 through 12. Board president James Burrel seeks a meeting to argue for continued approval despite the small enrollment of about 95 students in high school.
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58 000 Miles But It's 1928 Buick
Horace Lowers chief engineer at Redstone Arsenal drives home in a 1928 Buick with 58 000 miles after 38 years. He bought the antique car three months ago and keeps it as a hobby.
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