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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1968

Page

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Ford's Theater Reopens With Star Studded Gala in DC

Historic Ford's Theater in Washington reopens after 103 years with a star studded gala. Helen Hayes heads the opening as Vice President Humphrey and Cabinet members attend. antiwar demonstrators protest outside. National Repertory Theater to stage a 14 week season starting February 12.

Washington Ford Abraham Lincoln Lincoln National Repertory Theater Stephen Vincent Benet John Brown Stewart L. Udall Fredric March Robert Ryan Henry Fonda Miss Hayes Nina Foch Patricia Rooks Helen Hayes Ford's Theater

Righteous Brothers Split. Jimmy Walker Replaces Medley

Hollywood AP reports the Righteous Brothers part ways amicably. Bill Medley. 27, leaves after six years with Bobby Hatfield. 26. Jimmy Walker, 23, joins from the Knickerbockers. The duo, still billed as the Righteous Brothers, launches a 60 city college and concert tour. Medley will pursue solo singing and acting.

Hollywood Righteous Brothers Bill Medley Medley Bobby Hatfield Jimmy Walker Knickerbockers Hatfield

Garrison to Appears on Tonight Show

New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison will join Johnny Carson on NBCs Tonight Show Wednesday night Garrison known for his Kennedy assassination inquiry is expected to appear close to 11 p.m.

New York Johnny Carson Jim Garrison New Orleans Garrison

Wednesday Theater Time Listings

Paramount shows The Penthouse with multiple daily starts and shorts. Iowa screens Reflections in a Golden Eye with several showings and shorts. World presents A Man Called Dagger with a full slate and short features. Times include The Bible at 2 and 8. Plaza offers Jungle Book with afternoon and evening showings. Marion presents Fitzwilly with two main showtimes and shorts slots.

Paramount Iowa Marion — ‘“Fitzwilly

Notable D.C. and International Figures in NYC News Roundup

Vice President Humphrey’s Africa trip features Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and Leonard Marks. Ethiopian palace comments and photo mockery involve Haile Selassie’s lions. JFK memorial games co chairs announced with Bobby Kennedy and Gov. Rockefeller. Various arts and political notes include Arthur Miller directing ambitions, Louis Armstrong’s Latin Quarter show, Ingrid Bergman guest Fiorella Mariani, and Hair touring from Cheetah to the Alvin.

New York Humphrey Africa Supreme Court Thurgood Marshall Leonard Marks USIA Svetlana Alliluyeva Stalin Gori Bobby Kennedy Gov. Rockefeller Afl-Cio Washington White House Lafayette Joan Blondell Arthur Miller Louis Armstrong Latin Quarter Jack Javits Robert Rauschenberg Whitney Museum Broadside Art Dudley Moore Peter Cook Cynthia Moore

Patricia Neal Returns to U.S. For Movie Role

Actress Patricia Neal returns to New York to begin filming The Subject Was Roses after recovering from a 1960 stroke that left her blind and unable to speak. Her home is in England.

Teddy Kollek New York Lindsay Israel Kollek Jerusalem Westchester Patricia Neal U.S Miss Neal Frank Gilroy England

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