New York Cavalcade Highlights Hollywood and Music Gossip
Irving P Lazar failed to reach Otto Preminger to apologize for the Twenty One episode. Harry Belafonte heads to Guinea under Peace Corps. Local musicians call for blood donations amid plasma shortages from transit strikes. London rock group Dave, Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich headlines. Woody Allen resembles Truman Capote but with offbeat humor. Bitter End Singers win over Rome readers. Joe Levine enjoys Italian TV cafe chats with Capuccini and a Mastroianni deal. Megeve ski party at Baron Rothschild’s estate ends oddly.
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Hollywood social whirl and romance wrap in scandal gossip
The column details a wild party scene with Ingrid Bergman’s daughter Pia Lindstrom, then notes Tony Newley and Joan Collins planning a Switzerland residence. It mentions Pamela Toll and John Bruno Jr, and links Julian Reynolds to Princess Ira von Furstenberg. An actor faces a Rio hotel lawsuit over a four month bill and calls.
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Theater Time For Saturday at Paramount
Feature "Never Too Late" shows at 1 30 and 3 30, with 5 30 7 35 and 9 40 screenings. Shorts run 1 15 3 15 9 15 7 15 and 9 20. The article notes a performer who was married five times and built a career across stage, silent and sound films, radio and television.
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Rhodesian chrome ban shocks export flows
London government outlawed chrome exports from Rhodesia to pressure the rebel white minority regime. The move targets American importers buying Rhodesia's chrome, a yearly $5.6 million export, while noting broader economic squeezes in response to the conflict.
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Jackie Gleason Skips TV Next Year for Break
Miami Beach AP notes comedian Jackie Gleason plans to skip a regular TV show next season. He says he has done to death his current series and wants time off to develop new ideas despite high ratings. He cites a moral question of earning money and mentions the American Scene Magazine.
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Fla
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
Anyham
Herbert Marshall Dies Symbol Of English Gentleman
Hollywood AP Herbert Marshall 49 year old English actor famed for drawing room roles and polished accents died of a heart attack in Beverly Hills. He appeared with Pauline Fred in silent films and later in Talking Pictures. Noted works include The Painted Veil Secrets of a Secretary and Portrait in Smoke. He epitomized the refined Britisher of film’s post sound era.
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Ray McKinley Retires from Band
AP report from Buffalo details drummer Ray McKinley announcing his retirement from the Glenn Miller Ray McKinley orchestra. He names Buddy DeFrance as conductor and notes McKinley’s plans for possible future television or film work.
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Publicity Sells Sinatra Disks From December Wave
Hollywood AP reports publicity pushed Frank Sinatra to a record December, marking his fiftieth birthday with media hype. About $9 million of his albums sold that month, the largest such sale ever for a single period, boosting catalog material including earlier Tommy Dorsey recordings.
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Frank Sinatra
Frank
Tommy Dorsey
Polka Parade Tonight Airs On KCRG TV At Six
Local broadcaster KCRG TV will air a Polka Parade featuring celebrated entertainers from 1997 tonight at 6 PM. Frank remarks on the sudden popularity of the program and its surprising reception.
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