Broadway Gossip and Royalty Debates in Savoyed Notes
Leonard Lyons reports on Mary Hemingway’s Russia royalty debt dispute with the USSR and a Moscow payment of 4230 rubles. He covers theater moves from Jerome Robbins in Tokyo to East of Eden casting, Stravinsky in Boston, and Vivien Leigh on screen and trolley gossip about Monte Carlo phone times.
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New York
Mary Hemingway
la Grenouille
Russia
Ussr
Cuba
Mikoyan
Hemingway
LYONS
Washington
Moscow
Jerome Robbins
Tokyo
Paul Rogers
Britain
Royal Shakespeare Company
Father
Cheatham Foundation
Dali
Coltrane Dead at 40 a Cutting Jazz Icon
John Coltrane, 40, died Monday in Huntington of an inflamed liver. He rose from Miles Davis Quintet fame to become a defining figure in modern jazz, leading the John Coltrane Quartet and earning Downbeat honors including Jazzman of the Year and Record of the Year for A Love Supreme.
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Huntington
N.Y
John Coltrane
Miles Davis
Coltrane
Dizzy Gillespie
Thelonius Monk
Earl Bostic
Johnny Hodges
Downbeat
Jazz Magazine
Jazz Hall of Fame
Theater Time Listings for Tuesday and Wednesday
The schedule lists showtimes for Paramount IOWA WORLD PLAZA MARION C DRIVE-IN TWIXT TOWN and Collins Drive-In venues. Films include Up the Down Staircase Eight on the Lam You Only Live Twice Divorce American Style War Wagon Hurry Sundown Those Fantastic Flying Fools Treasure of Makuba Blow-Up Darling Shaggy Dog Absent-Minded Professor with various daily times and shorts.
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Iowa
Marion
C. R
Collins Drive-In
You May Hear a Lot About England's Young Paul Jones
Hal Boyle profiles Paul Jones, a 25 year old British pop singer and film star of Privilege. He is portrayed as self described middle class British boy-next-door with soul, dislikes beatniks, admires Sinatra for acting, Dylan for music, and prefers making music over acting.
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England
Paul Jones
New York
Britain
Oxford University
Jones
Frank Sinatra
Paul
Bing Crosby
Sinatra
Bob Dylan
Age of Comedy at Cedar Rapids Art Center
The Cedar Rapids Art Center screens The Golden Age of Comedy on Wednesday at 8 as part of its summer film series. The feature stars Jean Harlow, the Keystone Kops, Buster Keaton, and other early cinema legends. Tickets are available at the door.
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Cedar Rapids Art Center
Jean Harlow
the Keystone Kops
Buster Keaton
Dan Duryea Joins Peyton Place Cast
Hollywood report notes Dan Duryea joins the ABC soap Peyton Place as Eddie Jacks the saloon keeper Ada Jacks husband. He signs for 20 of 26 episodes with 13 week options aiming to raise tension in the already troubled town and boost audience interest.
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Hollywood
UPI
Peyton Fie
Dan Duryea
Twentieth Century - Fox
Duryea
Eddie Jacks
Ada Jacks
Peyton Place
China Smith
Dan
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Mame
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Cherbourg
Michel le Grand
Herb Ross
Blanche Yurka
University of Tampa
Jennie Tourel
France
Order of Arts and Letters
Gene Fowler
Twentieth Fox
Ronnie Dunas
James Micheners
la Fonda del Sol
South America
Mitchener
Haifa
Michener
Seven Arts
Capitol Records
Aram Saroyan
Rosalind Russell
Berlin
Telephone Hour
Joseph Fuchs
Juilliard
Fortune
John Herbert
London
Melbourne
Canada
Vivien Leigh
Scarlett O’hara
David Selznick
Miss Leigh
Brian Bedford
Peter Ustinov
Monte Carlo
Bedford
Riviera
Julie Andrews
Els
Dave Clauss
Mik
Center Point RD
Hwy. 150 NE
Paramount
PLAZA
West
16Th Ave
Hal Boyle
Sheila
Chelsea
Iworld
Dick van Dyke
Debbie Reynolds
Jason Robards
Jean Simmons
Oe van Johnson
Center Point Road
Walt Disney
The
Makuba
Adventure
Story
Vaness Redgrave
Laurence Harvey
Dirk Bogarde
Julie Christie
Darling An Enege
Lario
Preminger
Sayeerat
Art Center
AGM
Entertainment Nitely
Kay Kaar
Joe
1St Ave
Ame Malu
A Ave. NW
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Georges
First Avenue
Dorothy Malone
Hamburg Inn
Kaufman
Moses Patacat
Alan J Pakula
Robert Mulligan
Tonite
Bob Hope
Phyllis Diller
Jonathan Winters
Echnicolor
Pa Pale
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