Broadway and World Figures Span Arts and Politics
After the November election Yitzhak Rabin will return to Israel to be offered the presidency of the Weizmann Institute. The article notes Mitchel Field’s namesake as John Purroy Mitchel, not Bill Mitchell, and recounts diverse arts news from Robert Weede’s Broadway debut to Truffaut’s La Nuit Americaine and Brando’s Indian aid efforts. It also covers Eddie Egan’s Paramount contract, Diana Ross and the Jackson Five recording for Pippin, and Charlie Chaplin merchandise among other entertainment notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Weizmann Institute of the
Technion University
Haifa
Rolling Stones Riot Sparks 13 Arrests in Montreal
In Montreal 13 people were arrested after rioting outside the Forum when thousands of fans were denied entry to the sold out Rolling Stones concert. Police said 14 people, including one officer, were injured by rocks and smoke bombs as youths with counterfeit tickets clashed with authorities. A TV news cruiser was set ablaze and windows were smashed while the Stones departed by helicopter.
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Montreal
UPI
Rolling Stones
Montreal Forum
Forum
Larry Levis
Rock Group Sly and the Family Stone Arrested on Drug Charges
HOLLYWOOD six members of Sly and the Family Stone were arrested by sheriff's deputies after a Santa Monica boulevard motor home stop yielded about two pounds of marijuana and two vials of dangerous drugs. Leader Sylvester Stewart along with five others face marijuana and drug possession charges. Stewart and Frederick Stewart posted $5,000 bonds. Arraignments scheduled for the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Sly” Stewart
San Francisco
James Brown
Frederick Stewart
Los Angeles
Anthony Logan
April Silva
Kathleen
North Hollywood
Borgnine Divorce Finalized Between Donna Ann Borgnine
Los Angeles AP reports Ernest Borgnine's fourth wife Donna Ann Borgnine, 39, won a divorce settlement worth about $600,000 in community property. She receives 10 percent of his gross income for five years, half the Beverly Hills home sale proceeds of $225,000, an eighth of McHale's Navy rerun income, and $500 monthly child support for their two children. Judge Jack Ryburn approved the agreement.
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Los Angeles
Ernest Borgnine
Donna Ann Borgnine
Beverly Hills
Borgnine
Borgnines
Superior Court
Jack Ryburn
WMT History Traces Cedar Rapids Radio Milestones
A retrospective marks WJAM later WMT origins in Cedar Rapids with two carbon transmitters a 115 foot tower and a 20 watt setup. It outlines Douglas Perham and early studios 322 Third Avenue SW, moves to Waterloo then Cedar Rapids, and ownership by Cowles brothers before American Broadcasting Stations.
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WJAM
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Douglas M
Tex” Perham
United States
Perham
Third Avenue
KWCR
Harry Paar
Wjam Radio
Harry Shaw
Waterloo
W9cnf
Don Cook
Cowles Brothers
American Broadcasting Stations, Inc
American Broadcasting Stations
Orion Broadcasting
Louisville
Kew
Orion
Wave Radio
Wfrv-Tv
Green Bay
Wfie-Tv
Evansville
Ind
The
Gazette
Last of the Red Hot Lovers at Paramount
Tuesday theater listings include Paramount shows Last of the Red Hot Lovers with 7:55 and 9:50 PM screenings plus shorts at 7:40 and 9:35. Other venues feature Duck You Sucker, Whats Up Doc, Napoleon and Samantha, The Graduate, The War Between Men and Women, Easy Rider, Fiddler on the Roof, Marion features, Plaza offerings, stage productions, and drive-in pairings with titles and times across the town.
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Paramount
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Broadway
Leonard Lyons
Nassau County
Ralph G. Case
Mitchel
Robert Weede
California
Frank Loesser
Weede
Theater World Magazine
San Francisco Opera
Chicago Opera
St. Louis Opera
Pittsburgh Opera
New Orleans Opera
Kansas City Opera
Cincinnati
Harry Hershfield
Israel
Milt Moss
Francois Truffaut
Marlon Brando
Indian League of the America
Barryville
Sullivan County
Peter Nero
American Symphony Orchestra
Garden State Art Center
New Jersey
Eddie Egan
Patrick Murphy
Egan
Jim Bailey
Barbra Steisand
Judy Garland
Peggy Lee
Phyllis Diller
Diana Ross
the Jackson Five
Stephen Schwartz
Pippin
Bob Fosse
Warner Brothers
Harlem
Gordon Parks, Jr
R. T. Kahn
London
Sleuth
Sir Laurence Olivier
Kahn
Hallmark
Charlie Chaplin
Bloomingdale
Milton Bradley Co
George Weidenfeld
Joan Whitney Payson
Mets
Mary Martin
Richard Halliday
Whittemore
Lowe
Central Park Mall
Handel
Bach
Ravel
Stravinsky
Schubert
Debussy
BIG Con’t
Ie. Ee
Asain Spiegel
Franklin J. Schaffner
Alexandra
King Kong
Songbird
Hiawatha, la
Cjrjj
Ranch Supper Club
Vera Kosin
Folk Singer
Prague
Collins Road
News Cruiser
Schlitz
Budweiser
Falstaff
Old Milwaukee
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Center Point Rd
COE
Milwaukee
Drewry
Miller
Big Mouth
FEU
Center Point
1St Ave
NET
SC Iells
Steve McQueen
Bullitt
TWIN
6Th St. SW
Hannie Caulder
Raquel Welch
Frisco
Remi
6Th St. S
Nicki Berns
Gene Hackman
Reed
Iowa
OLOR
Mey
Seto
Dustin Hoffman
Peter Fonda
Easy Rider
Jack Lemmon
Fiddler
Rock
Paar
John
Mike Cowles
Des Moines Register and
Tribune
Sumner
Bill Quarton
Nicholas and
Plaza
Napoleon and
Samantha
Marion
Collins Drive-In
Jack and Jill
Rosalie
Twin West
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
Cele
Wes
Tom Jones
Harvey Schmidt
Jan de Hartog
Ginsberg Jewelers
Killian’s
Hoey
Old Marine Band
Jack
Bill
ABC Midwest Theatres Plaza
Sui Ek
Walt Disney Productions
Paramount Pictures
W. Koch
Alan Arkin
Hwy
West and
West Post Rd
Wanda June
I. Summer Repertory Theater
Ale Ay
CPS
Norma Jean Daugherty
Marilyn Monroe
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