On Broadway by Leonard Lyons
New York gossip column notes urgent U.N. appointment for a young diplomat. Stokowski to advise acoustics at Madison Square Garden Felt Forum. various showbiz moves and film industry updates including Robbins novel echo, historical anecdotes, and theater scenes.
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Ford's Theater Reopens After Restorations For Rededication
Ford's Theater reopened for performances after a three year 2.7 million National Park Service project restoring it to its Lincoln era condition. About 800 attended the rededication as the venue resumes its original purpose with a new basement museum and the box where Lincoln was shot preserved as a replica chair display.
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Weekend Theater Showings List By Time
Monday listings include Paramount Wait until Dark at 1 35 3 35 5 35 7 35 9 35 with shorts. Iowa Reflections in a Golden Eye with showings 1 40 3 45 5 50 7 55 10 and shorts. World The Presidents Analyst with 1 20 3 20 5 25 7 30 9 35 and shorts. Plaza Valley of the Dolls at 6 8 45 10 10. Marion Two for the Road with 7 30 9 30 and shorts 9 20.
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Stars Attract 2 800 to New York Political Rally
Hollywood and Broadway stars packed Philharmonic Hall Lincoln Center for a $10 to $250 benefit for antiwar Democrats. Senators Gruening and Morse drew applause while George Brown Jr Burton Edwards Dow Ryan Conyers joined the event.
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Donald Edwards
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Michigan
Rowan and Martin debut Laugh-In after long wait
Hollywood reports Dick Martin and Dan Rowan finally launch their prime time series Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In on NBC. They describe the show as fast visual humor with short bits, outside-studio gags, and no traditional introductions or skits. The pair say they waited 15 years for this break and credit the Dean Martin show as the catalyst.
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Tear Gas Bomb in Baton Rouge Theater
A tear gas grenade was hurled into the Broadmoor theater in Baton Rouge as several hundred moviegoers watched To Sir With Love. The audience, mainly startled and coughing, fled quickly as the theater emptied.
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