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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1965

Page

3

Show world’s social hierarchy among performers discussed

New York essay explores a patronized tier within entertainment, noting that social registers exist for society yet do not bind show folk. It praises stars like Helen Hayes and Sidney Poitier while detailing how talent, warmth, and public respect shape enduring status beyond background.

New York

Maestro Claude Thornhill Dies From Heart Attack at 46

Bandleader Claude Thornhill, famed for Snowfall and big band influence, died in Caldwell New Jersey from a heart attack. He suffered a second attack an hour after police and a physician revived him. Thornhill, 46, worked with Artie Shaw Glenn Goodman and Paul Whiteman and formed his own band in 1939.

Artie Shaw Benny Goodman Paul Whiteman Ruth Cameron Thornhill New York Ray Noble Andre Kostelanter

New Yorker Finds Love in California Hollywood Debate

Benedict Q Lewis shares in a letter how moving from New York to California changed his view. He rejects the critics who say Hollywood lacks drama, noting that many great actors began in New York then moved west.

Benedict Benedict Q. Lewis New York California Hollywood Jack Lemmon

Hollywood's poolside work ethic sparks blunt Q and A

A quoted exchange shows Paul Newman Marlon Brando and Burt Lancaster defending Hollywood life amid smog and stereotypes. The dialogue highlights poolside creativity, indoor versus outdoor work, and lavish social culture as the glamour of Hollywood offsets criticism.

Paul Newman Marlon Brando Burt Lancaster Hollywood

Not Mean We Slobs Yet We’re Casual and Friendly

The speaker explains a relaxed, casual demeanor and disputes claims of cliquishness. They assert ease in making new friends and express confidence in competing with top tailors, even those in New York, despite challenges to social perceptions.

Sy Devore New York’s

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