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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1965
Page
3
A veteran New York columnist recalls past feuds with peers such as Ed Sullivan Len Lyons and Floyd Gibbons and recounts their eventual reconciliations. He notes Swope’s glancing rebuff and Hughes’s misread jest about Howard Hughes.
Friday shows feature Emil and the Detectives at Paramount with screenings at 1 30 3 30 5 25 7 25 9 25 plus shorts. RKO Iowa presents Operation Father Goose with 1 25 3 30 5 35 7 40 9 45 and shorts. World screens Boy Ten Feet Tall and crg shorts 1 3 5 7 10 times Promoter 1 50 3 50 5 45 7 45 9 45 and shorts. Marion shows North to Alaska 8 10 Surf Party 10 15 plus Saturday matinee Surf Party 1 45 North to Alaska 2 55.
Englefield Green England UPI veterans propose a national memorial to Sir Winston Churchill at Runnymede near the Kennedy memorial being built honoring John F. Kennedy in the same area.
Alec Guinness stars in The Promoter a light British comedy presented by the Art Association in Cedar Rapids. The cast includes Glynis Johns with a tale of ascent from clerk to mayor based on Arnold Bennett’s The Card adapted by Eric Ambler.
Nohla Faggian reports Rex Harrison in a film musical Goodbye Mr Chips with script by Terence Rattigan who battled leukemia months ago but recovered. Jay C. Flippen loses a leg but maintains spirit. Joe Hanley jokes about one leg. The Train starring Burt Lancaster opens at the new Wilshire art museum theater. Jimmy Stewart to marshal Indianapolis 500. Sinatra still tops British housewives’ favorites. Beatles Bassey Lee follow. Rory Calhoun family life includes birthday parties for daughters Cindy Tami Lorri. Disneyland cake with iconic figures.
Rory built a large playroom from a former garage in a gathering with Ann and Bill Dozier. John Swope brought his camera and Roddy McDowall recalled filming Laurence Olivier in Othello. Roddy teases a future shoot with Walt Disney as Donna Reed sponsors fund another year.
A Beatles U S tour is announced for August with departure from London about August 13. The group will open in New York on August 15, perform at the Hollywood Bowl on August 29 and 30, and also visit Mexico City.
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