Hollywood Stars Talk Singers and Sidelines in Summer Notes
Frank Si natra plans benefit concerts and a Count Basie one night stand while a yacht vacation frames August. Anne Bancroft teams with Sidney Poitier in Soft Talk Me Home and John Ford praises Bancroft’s work. Edie Adams earns a night club nod in Oscar. Boeing Boeing stars Lewis Curtis tie knot in Reno and honeymoon in San Francisco.
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Bancroft
Angels
Choir Boy Wins Spanking Settlement in Los Angeles
A 13 year old choir boy actor received a 6500 settlement for being spanked 65 times for tardiness by the Mitchell Boys choir. Defendants include the choir and Robert Mitchell head of the group and Vincent Morton former associate director who spanked the boy. Morton was convicted last year of felony child beating and sentenced to 90 days in jail with three years probation.
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Tommy) Smith
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What Does Stardom Feel Like by Barbra Streisand
Barbra Streisand reflects on the experience of fame. She notes adulation feels unhealthy when unearned and values respect for talent over celebrity status. She recalls early career struggles and the discipline behind success, while cherishing fan mail and stage-door encounters.
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Barbra Streisand
Barbra
Menuhin Plays Mozart and Becomes Jazz Fluently
Concert review notes Yehudi Menuhin in Mozart Violin Concerto K268 with Bath Festival Orchestra and co soloists Alberto Lysy Michael Dobson and Derek Simpson. RCA reissues Beethoven Ninth with Munch Boston Symphony. Mercury launches American Composers series highlighting MacDowell Griffes Kubla Khan. Marion Anderson's new 12 spirituals LP receives mixed praise. Paul Desmond Delineations features delicate jazz interpretations. Kat Winding Rainy Day mixes trombone with pop crossover efforts.
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Menuhin
Bath Festival Orchestra
Mozart
Alberto Lysy
Michael Dobson
Derek Simpson
Angel
Top Ten In Disks by UPI
The list ranks ten popular records with artists including Sam the Sham Elvis Presley Byrds Beach Boys Four Tops Supremes Hermits Patti Page Roger Mille and the Beatles. Highlights include Wooly Bully Crying in the Chapel Mr Tambourine Man and Ticket to Ride.
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UPI
Wooly Bully
Sam the Sham
Blithe Spirit Run Extended by Sellout at Community Theater
Two extra performances of Blithe Spirit have been added for June 18 and 19 after a ticket sellout. Director Don Tescher confirms the rescheduled run, with the show originally set to end Saturday. Reservations are available at 362-7632 or daily 10 to 4 at Community Theater.
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