New York Cavalcade of Show Biz Notes from Metro and More
A sprawling NY column covers Metro Pictures film budget talk for a new Goodbye Mr Chips with Burton and Hepburn, Royalty links to Chaplin, Lubash accident, the Dawson divorce, Spanish linguistics humor, Ralph Young's career, Magnificent Yankee repeat, Anne De Zagheb and Anne Anka magazine covers, Mauritz Caransa and Lea Fuld ventures, Joe Levine and the Steves in film, Basin Street East celebrity turnout, Maury Wills and Jim Grant entertainment acts, and club booking trends with Tony Bennett at the Copa.
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New York
Metro
Chips
Richard Burton
Audrey Hepburn
Greer Garson
Robert Donat
Ben Goetz
SOBOL
London
Basin Street East
Willie Mays
Phil Linz
Frank Gifford
Kyle Rote
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Minnesota Twins
Jim “Mudcat” Grant
Grant
Gene Bayles
Martha Raye recalls near miss before Viet Cong attack
Los Angeles based comedian Martha Raye returns from a three and a half month Vietnam tour entertaining troops at remote outposts. She avoided a siege at Plei Me by 29 minutes as the helicopter departed before the attack. Raye, 49, wore combat boots and a green beret, weighed 12 pounds less, and praised the soldiers for their knowledge and medical efforts for villagers.
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Doris Klein
Los Angeles
Comedienne
Martha Raye
South Vietnam
Plei Me
Martha
Maggie
Boondocks
Vietnam
Korea
Associated Press
The Sound of Music and Other Theater Times
Theater listings show Paramount and Times venues with showings for The Sound of Music and other features including Thunderball World War Lord Seaside Swingers Taffy and the Jungle Hunter and Seaside Swingers matinees with various start times and shorts selections.
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Sound of Music
Marion
George Harrison Weds Pattie Boyd in Secret English Ceremony
George Harrison of the Beatles married Pattie Boyd in a tightly guarded ceremony at an Epsom registry office. The couple, age 22 and 21, planned a quiet wedding with close family and friends, while Beatles colleagues John Lennon Ringo Starr and wives vacationed in the West Indies.
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Epsom
England
UPI
George Harrison
Pattie Boyd
Harrison
Miss Boyd
Epsom Registry
Beatles
John Lennon
Ringo Starr
West Indies
George
Pattie
Esher
Warrison
Esh George
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Cavalcade
Louis Lobo
Charlie Chaplin
Michael
Sophia Loren
Chaplin
Sophia
Robert Lubash
Francis T. Levien
Janice Levien
Lenox Hill Hospital
Lubash
New Hampshire
Diana Dors
Dickie Dawson
Dawson
Ralph Young
Tony Sandler
Polly Bergen
Persian Room
Sammy Cahn
Young
Vitaphone
Newton Minow
FCC
Hall of Fame
Magnificent Yankee
Henry Fonda
Anne de Zagheb
National Mag
Anne Anka
Paul Anka
Mauritz Caransa
Amsterdam
Lea Fuld
Fuld
Caransa
Holland
Joe Levine
Steves
Steve Reeves
Boyd
McQueen
Nevada Smith
Steve Rino
Levine
Steve — Allen
Tony Bennett
Jules Podell
Priday
Dukes of Dancing
Joey Paradiso
MR Orchestre
Technicolor
Ollie Harris
Earl Colbert
United States
Paramount
TOWA
Ratinee
SAT
Cedar Rapes
Todd-Ag
Rodgers
Hammerstein
Robert Wieoand
Cedar Rapids
Finest New Theatre
The
Brian Epstein
D. Gaymer-Jones
Paul McCartney
Paul
Jane Asher
Ringo
Maureen Fox
Zak
John
Cynthia
Pattié
Ikea
LORD
Rosemary Forsyth
Guy Stockwell
Maurice Evans
Paravision
Pasre Ue
James Bond
Costaumna
OFEN
Fate
Technicolore- Panavision
Ford Coane Stevens
Maurec
Airport Municipal Airport
Cedar Rapids, la
Ana
Ksaturday
Ruffians
Jes
Scavangers
Hvat
Untouchables College
Sloopy
McCoys