Sinatra Says He Will Return To Show Business
Frank Sinatra plans a television special next fall but will return only under strict control of crowds and privacy. The 57 year old entertainer, who last performed publicly in 1971, spoke at UCLA about avoiding large un regulated audiences and discussed private recordings and small group performances. Financial and family support, plus a White House dinner with the Italian premier earlier this year, influenced his decision to consider a comeback.
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William Inge, famed playwright, found dead in Hollywood Hills
Pulitzer winner William Inge, 60, known for Picnic and Come Back Little Sheba, died by apparent carbon monoxide poisoning in his Hollywood Hills home garage. Investigators noted a recent drug overdose admission and a manuscript for a new novel on a living room table. He fled to Los Angeles in 1962 after later works faltered, leaving behind novels and plays. A memorial service is planned in Los Angeles with burial in Independence.
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The Cheer Leader and a Night of Films at Paramount
Monday at local theaters features Paramount The Cheer Leader with 7 40 and 9 30 showings. Iowa offers Hitler The Last Ten Days with multiple daily times and shorts. World screens Slither plus shorts, Times presents The Pigkeeper's Daughter and shorts, Plaza shows Aristocats Song of the South, Stage 1 hosts The Discreet Charms of the Bourgeoisie at 7 40 and 9 40, with other stages offering The Day of the Jackal Camelot M A S H, Eastown delivers Deliverance and The Train Robbers, Collins Drive In presents The Family and Joe, Twixt Town features The Strip Per and Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, Twin West shows Deliverance and Bad Company, Twin East runs The Train Robbers and Chisum.
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Daily want ads urge buying selling renting trades
A brief want ad notice promotes daily opportunities to buy sell rent or trade items. It includes a contact phone number 398-8234 for readers to reach out. The message emphasizes ongoing availability through classified-style listings.
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Godfather screening delayed by anti crime campaign in Hong Kong
Hong Kong postpones The Godfather opening to after a $1.2 million anti crime drive. The Oscar winner had been cleared by censors and was set to debut June 28 in seven city theaters. Government asks managers to curb violent films during the campaign ending July 14.
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