Broadway Worries Woody Allen Faces Debut Play
American press profile notes Woody Allen preparing for his Broadway acting debut in Play It Again Sam at the Barroumore, directed by Joseph Hardy. The piece covers his nerves, humor, and views on acting, romance, and fellow performers while naming Brigitte Bardot and Diane Keaton among his favorites.
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Cary Grant at 65 and still a screen romancer
New York AP Cary Grant turned 65 on Saturday continuing as the world’s most glamorous leading man. Since 1933 he has starred opposite Mae West Grace Kelly Sophia Loren Audrey Hepburn Doris Day and others. Grant has been married four times and his fourth wife bore his only child in 1966. He remains active traveling and serving on a cosmetics firm board, with a career noted for late-life triumphs after age 40.
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Open City at Art Center Tuesday Night
The Cedar Rapids Art Center presents Roberto Rossellini's Open City Tuesday night at 7 30 as part of its foreign film series. The film portrays Rome under Nazi occupation highlighting common people's resistance. It has won Venice and Cannes grand prizes and the New York critics best foreign film award. Admission is 1 dollar for members and 1 25 for non members.
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TV Guide Publisher James Quirk Dies at 57
Philadelphia AP reports James T. Quirk died aged 57 after a heart attack at Philadelphia airport. He led TV Guide magazine, a division of Triangle Publications, since TV Guide’s 1953 founding and was a long time Triangle Publications executive.
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Broadway Gossip and Political Tidbits From 1968
A collage of entertainment notes and political vignettes from New York and Washington. Highlights include Sal Mineo directing Fortune and Men's Eyes, Joe Namath in a Columbia project, Nixon and Ronan discussions, FDR and Wilson wartime recollections, LBJ events, and Broadway figures like Garfunkel and Wayns Alamo offers.
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Danny Thomas Receives Order of Adonis Medal
HOLLYWOOD AP Danny Thomas honored for loyalty courage and benevolence reflecting Lebanese heritage He received the Order of Adonis medal from the Sons of the Desert Shrine Club. Thomas is of Lebanese descent.
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Frank Sinatra Father Hospitalized for Possible Abdominal Issue
Anthony Sinatra, 74, father of Frank Sinatra, was admitted to Methodist hospital in Houston for tests on a possible abnormal swelling of a blood vessel in his abdomen. He arrived Sunday with his wife Natalie and son Frank.
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The Long Day's Dying at Paramount Theater
Monday theater listings show Paramount offering The Long Day's Dying at 1:45 3:45 5:45 7:50 9:55 with shorts at 1:30 3:30 5:30 7:35 9:35.
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Granger Says Stars Are Born in Any Second Now return
Hollywood star Stewart Granger returns to screen after six years to headline Any Second Now airing February 11 on NBC TV Tuesday Night at the Movies. Granger argues that stars are born, not made, in a behind the scenes peek at Hollywood magic.
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Granger Links Talent to Innate Ability in Acting
In a view shaped by over thirty years in film, Granger states that nearly all truly fine actors come from families with artistic talent. He rejects the notion that formal actor groups and schools create talent, arguing that innate ability or a dazzling personality determines whether a performer endures in the profession.
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