Mort Sahl Seeks Watergate Backlash for Career Rebound
LA AP report recounts Mort Sahl hoping Watergate era jokes will revive his career after a slump tied to Kennedy-era controversy. The comedian recalls peak earnings in 1962 and questions whether liberal backlash and national tragedy cost his humor audience, noting offers and screenscript work while facing a tough period.
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Bardot to retire after latest film and says “Life” ahead
French star Brigitte Bardot, 38, indicated retirement during a break in her film shoot in Sarlat. She said she plans to quit elegantly and expects life beyond acting, with her new project directed by Nina Companéez and due to appear in October.
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Sahl Returns to College Audiences with Watergate Humor
Comedian Sahl, seeking a political comeback via satire, notes army grim humor and 1971 college audiences. He recalls performing for 7,000 at Long Beach State and 5,000 in Potatello Idaho, after recordingWatergate material for Crescendo Records released 17 days later.
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The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie Preview Reel
A 1972 release from 20th Century Fox presents The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie featuring Fernando Rey Delphine Seyrig and Jean Pierre Cangel. Packed with avant garde wit the film is billed as a Hollywood PG production. Critics widely acclaim Bunuel’s satire as among the year’s best.
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CBS Drops Instant Analysis After Presidential Addresses
CBS will stop providing instant analysis after presidential speeches on TV and radio, limiting interpretations to regular news broadcasts. Chairman William Paley says CBS would present opposing views within a week if White House remarks trigger significant disagreement, reaffirming a long standing commitment to fair coverage.
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