Sinatra Returns From Retirement Plans TV Comeback
Los Angeles, AP. Frank Sinatra, 57, says he will return to show business but only on controlled terms. He declined large crowds, eyeing a television special next fall and a private comeback for friends. He appeared at UCLA for alumni awards, signaling a cautious return after two years away from the stage.
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Inge Pasadena Playwright Takes Own Life at 69
Los Angeles AP reports William Inge, the Pulitzer winner behind Picnic and Come Back Little Sheba, was found dead in a Hollywood Hills garage. Carbon monoxide poisoning was listed as the cause after a recent hospitalization for psychiatric observation following a drug overdose.
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The Cheer Leader at Paramount and Slither World Showings
The page lists film showings across theaters including Paramount with The Cheer Leader at 7:40 and 9:30, IOwns Hlifler: The Last Ten Days with multiple times, and Slither at World with several daily slots. The schedule includes shorts, other titles, and miscellaneous times for Plaza and Stage venues.
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Train Robbers and Westerns Highlight Eastown Monday Lineup
Eastown 2 presents The Train Robbers at 9:05 and Chisum at 9. Friday through Monday features Cinama at Collins Drive-In with The Family at 9 and Ide at 11. The Strip per shows 9:15, Deliverance at 8:55, Bad Company at 11. Dial 398-8234 for want ads.
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Hong Kong Delays Godfather Screening Amid Crime Campaign
Hong Kong officials suspend the film The Godfather until after a 1.2 million anti crime campaign concludes. The movie had cleared censors and was set to open June 28 in seven city theaters. Authorities urge reduction of violent film showings during the campaign ending July 14.
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