Notable 1960s film lineup headlines Cedar Rapids run
The week brings multiple film openings and showings in Iowa. Dick Van Dyke stars in Cold Turkey premiering in Des Moines and opening at the Iowa theater. Carrie Snodgress leads Diary of a Mad Housewife at Par amount. Other features include There Was a Crooked Man with Kirk Douglas and Henry Fonda, Catch-22 with Alan Arkin, and Hornets Nest starring Rock Hudson at Marion today through Tuesday.
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Frank Langella
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Marion
Top Ten Disks in Pop This Week
New York based UPI lists Billboard driven top ten singles. Dawn leads with Knock Three Times followed by the Osmond Brothers One Bad Apple and George Harrison with My Sweet Lord and Isn't It a Pity. Bee Gees Lonely Days Lynn Anderson Rose Garden and more rounding out the chart.
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Sunday theater listings at PARAMOUNT and PLAZA
Theaters present films and showtimes including There Was and Other Strangers Sherlock Holmes Lovers and Other Strangers Flipper Catch-22 and Hornets Nest with shorts and matinee options across venues MARION PLAZA WORLD and MONDAY schedules listed with multiple times.
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No No Nanette premiere and Hollywood chatter
Paulette Goddard shines at No No Nanette premiere as Busby Berkeley recalls past links. Celebrities like Chaplin, Ellington, Belafonte, Jolson and others are noted in a collage of showbiz moves and future projects. A Pennsylvanian court ruling reaches civil rights stakes.
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Virginia Graham Receives NCCJ Brotherhood Award
Television host Virginia Graham is honored with the National Conference of Christians and Jews Brotherhood Award in Hollywood as reported by UPI.
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