03 Jul 1959
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1959
Page
1
Hollywood report notes Tony Curtis in a Roman tunic reciting poetry as Spartacus drags on. Kirk Douglas defends schedule aiming to finish in autumn after long shoot, while Brando’s One Eyed Jacks era is cited as a longer production benchmark.
Friday schedules list Paramount and Palace venues showing The Nun's Story and Torero with multiple showings. Other titles include Angry Hills Last Blitzkrieg I Want To Live Drag Strip Riot and At War with the Army along with drive-in offerings Stopover Tokyo and Married a Monster among a mix of shorts and early matinees.
The director defends a lengthy shooting schedule to coordinate stars including Laurence Olivier Charles Laughton Peter Ustinov Jean Simmons and Tony Curtis. Curtis entertains on set performing sleight of hand and poetry to jazz mood music planned for the soundtrack. The crew resumes after a 10 day pause as production focuses on the story and strong performances.
Hollywood reports no film company bidding for Goodbye Charlie opening Broadway December 15 with Lauren Bacall and Sydney Chaplin. Buddy Adler bought it from Leland Hayward for a rumored close to 500000 dollars under a percentage deal. The project will not film until after Broadway run. News notes Rosellini rallying support from Italian peers and Vittorio De Sica planning to back the star. Linda Christian signs for three German films after leaving House of the Seven Hawks.
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