Jean Peloquin breaks in as singer at Universal
Hollywood reports Jean Peloquin, a guitarist and songwriter, lands a long-term Universal contract after a tape sent to his father leads to a singing deal with Decca. He appears in NBCs Gentle Tamers on Jan 24 and will also play a cowboy on Shiloh ranch in a shared series contract.
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Hollywood Stars Plan Fund Raising Show For Senators
Hollywood and Broadway actors launch a drive to raise campaign funds for six Democratic lawmakers opposing U.S. Vietnam policy. Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward lead a New York benefit for the Congressional Peace Campaign Committee to aid Senators Gruening Morse and Representatives Brown Burton Ryan Dow.
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Ed Ames quits Daniel Boone to pursue solo career
Hollywood Ed Ames announces he will not return for a fifth season of Daniel Boone with Fess Parker citing the show’s success and exposure but plans to move on to new opportunities. He credits the series with boosting his career and says he is ready for normal life and forthcoming offers.
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Theater schedules and showtimes for Tuesday
Listings for Paramount Iowa World Times Plaza Marion span multiple films and shorts. Theatres present Wait until Dark The President's Analyst To Sir with Love Valley of the Dolls Hour of the Gun with varying daily start times and matinees noted.
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Broadway Buzz and Celebrity Notes From Leonard Lyons
Adolph Zukor turns 95 and hides his post birthday cigar at his Paramount office. Sandy Koufax skis incognito in Switzerland. Gordon MacRae and Carol Lawrence perform for LBJ’s staff. Pearl Bailey plans a Sunday club concert series. Lahr weighs fur choices for winter wear. De Gaulle’s Elysee no longer serves Scotch. Florida governor to host Ringling Circus season opener. Israeli hospital bill coverage for Plaza guard. Barbra Streisand and Elliott Gould move next to each other. Kellin to play a lead in The Boston Strangler film. Gulf and Western’s Charles Bluhorn featured in Playboy. The Mills Brothers and Count Basie record together. George Lang on Hungary’s mechanical economy joke. Eli Wallach practicing British accent for Staircase. Hume Cronyn sells Nassau island and buys another. Jeanne Murray Vanderbilt co-stars in Cactus Flower at Palm Beach Playhouse. Darius Milhaud finishes his 430th work. Susskind and Melnick adapt Brief Lives for TV. Streisand leads Actors Equity to permit revival at the Forum. Sydney Michaels critic notes on theater and paralysis. A Parisian trades tale ends with an atheist remark about De Gaulle.
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Sinatra Returns to Acapulco After Mexico Ban Lifted
Frank Sinatra arrives in Acapulco on a private plane for the first time since a 16 month ban over a film image. The ban was lifted August 4. Sinatra declined comment as his daughter Nancy and friends were expected to join him.
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Johnny Cash Names Inmate Songwriter at Folsom
Johnny Cash gave a concert at Folsom prison and named inmate Glen Sherley as a songwriter. The Rev Floyd Gressett arranged the tape of Sherley’s Grey Stone Chapel and Cash agreed to give a songwriter contract with royalties.
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Mitch Miller Saves The Night At Shubert Theater Fire
Mitch Miller, the bearded producer of Here's Where I Belong, extinguished a balcony fire during the world premiere in Philadelphia. He dashed up with a fire extinguisher as two performers sang and the audience applauded, and the show continued.
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