Broadway and society notes from New York items
Jack Goode 63, once Horace Vander Gelder in Hello Dolly, missed closing show. his wife welcomed a 6 lb baby son Jack Goode Jr at Roosevelt hospital on Christmas Eve. National Theater of the Deaf plans three week Scandinavia tour. Ford Foundation backs WV tomatoes for NY markets. Divorce case may indict for perjury. Arthur Goldberg to return to Columbia Law seminar on negotiation. Coco Chanel lore cited with quotes on love and money. Atheneum touts Nathaniel Benchley novel Lassiter's Folly. Helen Hayes Anita Loos say NY book almost encyclopedia. Richard Kollmar noted for Knickerbocker Holiday and Plain and Fancy, once hypnotized Gypsy Rose Lee.
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United Artists
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Rose Lee
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Son Born to Ali MacGraw and Robert Evans
New York AP report says Ali MacGraw and husband Robert Evans, Paramount executive, welcomed a son named Joshua. The baby, born Saturday at Doctors Hospital, weighed 5 pounds 11 ounces.
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Connie Francis Marries Izzy Marion in Private Caldwell Ceremony
Connie Francis and Izzy Marion, Las Vegas and Lake Tahoe beauty shop owner, wed in Caldwell New Jersey with a small group of friends. Francis’s first husband Richard Kanellis, a Cedar Rapids native now in Las Vegas booking, will become entertainment publicity director at the Union Plaza hotel next spring. Marion also had a previous marriage.
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Broadway First Night Exodus is Letdown on Stage
New York AP review of Ari based on Exodus shows a disjointed adaptation by William Glover. Uris struggles to fit episodic wartime scenes, with uneven direction and weak plotting. Cryer sings brief relief but overall production feels stiff despite some vocal and staging moments.
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Heever
Shalom
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Lucia Victor
Talley Beatty
Robert Randolph
Theater Time Listings for Monday
Paramount shows Tora Tora Tora at 7, 9 30. Iowa screens You Only Live Twice at 5 40 and 9 50. Thunderball at 3 30 and 7 40. World presents Lovers and Other Strangers with showings 1 15, 3 15, 5 15, 7 25, 9 35 plus shorts at 2 55, 5, 7 05, 9 15. Times include 2001 A Space Odyssey at 2, 5 10, 8 25. Plaza shows Catch 22 at 5 30, 7 40, 9 55. Marion lists The Hawaiians at 7 30.
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