Lessons Learned in Circus Stuck with Joe E Brown
Joe E Brown famed rubber mouth comic and sports fan died at 80 in Brentwood California after a life in vaudeville Broadway and film. He played semi pro baseball and almost joined the Red Sox and later acted in about 40 films. A funeral Mass was held at St Martin of Tours Brentwood and he is buried at Forest Lawn Glendale.
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British Labor Crisis Leaks Prompt Wilson summon to discuss serious leak
In London James Prior, leader of parliamentary liaison committees, rushed to meet Harold Wilson after a reported serious leak described as a British Watergate. The incident involved rain seeping through a ceiling, prompting political tension and urgent discussions.
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Recording Industry Hall of Fame Proposed by NARAS
New York based National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences announced plans to establish a Hall of Fame to honor recordings of significant historical value. An 81 member nominating committee will select initial inductees, with focus on phonograph records and lasting contributions to the industry.
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Walter Pidgeon at 76 Not Too Fast for an Old Guy
Hollywood veteran Walter Pidgeon 76 recalls a long film career from silent days to MGM stars, noting television failed to tempt him and sharing memories of Ward Bond, Greer Garson, and the star system. He discusses his latest film role in Harry Never Holds and reflects on acting pace and industry changes.
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Movie Beat Cop Gets a Promotion in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD In 1928 Or ville Worm landed in Hollywood and began as a rookie cop in Beet Peet. For 49 years he never sat down, playing honest cops on beat in hundreds of films. His service finally earns him a desk sergeant role in Magnum Farce with Cling Mastwood and Hal Holbrook at Warner Bros.
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