Notable Bequest and Arts News Highlight Leonard Lyons Column
New York gossip notes include Newton Minow joining Notre Dame business in Rochester and a $9,000,000 bequest to Notre Dame and Georgetown from Florence Daly. Cannes and London updates cover Harold Linder resigning Export-Import chief duties, Jane Nussbaum buying film rights, and movie plans with McCall’s conference and Poitier at San Sebastian.
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New York
Newton Minow
Notre Dame
Rochester
N.Y
Florence Daly
Georgetown
LYONS
Eastman Kodak
Minow
Edward Bennett Williams
Playboy
Tom Paine
Clive Barnes
Harold Linder
Peter Lyon
Gen
Eisenhower
Lyon
Lori Jacobson
Toots Shor
Harry Rigby
London
Jane Nussbaum
Brian Adliss
Rigby
Nussbaum
McCall’s
U.S
Norman Cousins
Sidney Poitier
San Sebastian
Ivy
Ralph Guinzburg
Alex Cohen
Marlene Dietrich
The Odds Couple and Devil's Brigade Screenings
Theater listings show The Odds Couple at Paramount with multiple daily showings. Iowa presents The Devil's Brigade at several times followed by shorts. World features Charlie Bubbles with repeated screenings and shorts. Other venues offer Gone with the Wind, Bandolero!, In Cold Blood, Planet of the Apes, Our Man Flint, Rough Night in Jericho, Road to Nashville, Custer of the West, and Count Down with varied schedules.
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Jericho
Nashville
Collins Drive-In
Custer ‘of the West
Jackie Gleason Targets Mature TV Audience for Longevity
HOLLYWOOD AP Jackie Gleason says prime time endurance comes from appealing to older viewers who stay home and watch regularly. He notes The Honeymooners draws both kids and adults, critiques Laugh-In's youth focus, and plans a same format with star guests for the next season. Gleason works quickly, skips cue cards, and aims for Miami Beach in September.
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Hollywood
Ed Sullivan
Lucille Ball
Red Skelton
Jackie Gleason
Paramount Commissary
Gleason
Miami Beach
Hollywood Stars Chase Surviving TV Project in Paris
Producer William Frye and Story Editor Dick DeRoy go to Paris and Cannes to meet Harold Robbins about Universal ABC television project The Survivors. Lana Turner and George Hamilton expected to star with five roles to fill. Duke Wayne plans Alaska cruise after The Green Berets and The Hellfighters. Tony Perkins wary of Psycho-type roles amid Pretty Poison. Robert Wagner expands public image with fashion shoots. Lena Home discusses wardrobe in Patch noting her madam role.
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Lauren Bacall
Paris
Cbs-Tv
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Kermit Bloomgarten
Hollywood
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Dick DeRoy
Cannes
Harold Robbins
Universal
ABC Television
Green Berets
John Wayne
Pilar
Duke
Alaska
Newport Beach
Otto Priminger
Otto
Lena Home
Richard Widmark
Sammy Davis Jr Receives Life Threat After London Call
Scotland Yard dispatched round the clock guards for Sammy Davis Jr after a telephoned death threat. Davis sent his three children to safety by plane, while aides declined to reveal their destination. The actor-singer said he took the threat seriously following a Saturday performance of Golden Boy at the London Palladium.
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UPI
Scotland Yard
Sammy Davis, Jr
Davis
London Palladium
Tennessee Williams Reported Safe by Brother in Illinois
Collinsville Illinois W Dakin Williams brother of Playwright Tennessee Williams said Saturday he has heard from his missing brother and he is unharmed. Earlier he had raised fears after reporting a letter from him expressing fears for his safety.
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Ill
W. Dakin Williams
Tennessee Williams
Dakin Williams
Thieves Hit London Zoo Store for Toy Elephant
Thieves raided a shop at London Zoo taking a single toy elephant. No other items were reported stolen and no injuries occurred.
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London
UPI
London Zoo
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