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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1968

Page

33

Our Gang Tales Endure Across Hollywood Aftermath

The Our Gang story spans 1921 to 1940 with Spanky McFarland and Scotty Beckett among the few survivors. Many members died young in violence or accidents, while others faded from Hollywood, leaving a legacy seen today in reruns and nostalgia markets.

Jollywood UPI Spanky McFarland McFarland Oklahoma City Spanky Scotty Beckett Carl Switzer Clifton Young Helen Parrish Our Gang Jackie Cooper Screen Gems Columbia Pictures Cooper Jean Darling Chubby Chaney Wheezer Farina

Ethnic humor thrives again in Laugh-In era

New York AP notes ethnic humor returns to prominence on television led by Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In. Jokes by Flip Wilson Arte Johnson and others sparked praise and protest, with CBS and NBC facing complaints over skewering ethnic groups.

New York Rowan and Martin NBC Flip Wilson Arte Johnson Federal Communications Commission Ernest Lee Jahncke George Schlatter

Classical Record Reviews from Les Zachers

review of Haydn The Creation with New York Philharmonic Bern stein Camerata Singers Abe Kaplan soloists Raskin Young Reardon praised. Schubert Rosamunde entr'acte music highlighted with Anneliese Rothenberger. Belafonte Sings of Love. Al Hirt Unforgettable. Buddy DeFranco with Glenn Miller banner.

New York Philharmonic Leonard Bernstein Camerata Singers Abe Kaplan Judith Raskin Alexander Young John Reardon United States Franz Schubert Rosamunde Cyprus Anneliese Rothenberger Miss Rothenberger Angel Buddy DeFranco Glenn Miller George Shavo RCA Victor

Dorothy Lamour Ends Dolly Tour After 91 Cities

Dorothy Lamour completed an eight month Hello Dolly tour visiting 92 cities, performing to over a million people and traveling about 50 000 miles. The finale at Lambertville New Jersey set a record for musical arena theater runs. She also performed at 18 colleges including Illinois State University Normal drawing 8 500, the largest audience for a Dolly show. President Johnson attended a Texas Austin engagement.

Hollywood Dorothy Lamour Riviera Hotel Las Vegas Miss Lamour Lambertville N.J Musical Arena Theaters Dolly Illinois State University Austin Texas Johnson

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