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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1964
Page
17
Beverly Radland drops divorce plans while Mrs. Rom ney tours Seventh Avenue factories with Governor and buys spring gowns at wholesale prices. George Rom ney’s fashion focus sits beside films, politics, and nightlife chatter in this roundup of social and cultural headlines.
Carol Channing returns to Hello Dolly at the St James Theatre under David Merrick with Gower Champion staging. Jerry Herman’s score energizes the production while supporting players, sets by Olive Smith, and Wittop's costumes heighten a period feast. Chorus and food moments steal the show.
Paramount Cardin al and RKO Iowa Charade and World Wheeler Dealers listings with multiple daily showtimes and shorts. Times include 1 45 5 15 8 45 for Paramount and 1 15 3 30 5 25 7 35 9 50 for Charade with shorts, plus Wheeler Dealers and Saturday Night and Sunday Morning slots and Marion Summer Place Dancer's Rock. Also Saturday matinee Sons of Robin Hood with shorts listed.
Critics praise the turn of the century musical for its lively air and charm. Carol Channing and David Burns are spotlighted as a beautifully matched pair in this theater portrait.
A Woodfall Bryanston release shown at the Times theater as part of Cedar Rapids Art Association series. Albert Finney stars in the Alan Sillitoe adaptation of his novel, with Rachel Roberts Shirley Anne Field and Hylda Baker. The film portrays a cockney factory worker’s doomed love life in a frank, realistic social study.
A short classified note highlights how dust catchers are framed as money catchers when promoted in the Gazette Want Ads. The item implies a shift in perception from cleaning aid to financial value through advertising.
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