Hollywood to Paris links and Liza rumors swirl in gossip
Hollywood chatter ties Jack Nicholson and Maria Schneider to an Antonioni project in Paris while Lou Adler delays to visit London as he nears fatherhood with Lois Chiles. Zsa Zsa Gabor denies romance with Peter Sellers amid London TV work and a possible Chicago visit this June. Johnny Carson shows no strain amid rumors and a writers strike. In Mexico Fouad Said reports Richard Harris and Rod Taylor in Deadly Trackers, enthusiastic about the script and Barry Shear.
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Trader Horn Meets Danger Head On at World Theater
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Coward Fortune Goes to Valet and Leading Man
The will of Sir Noel Coward allocates the bulk of his fortune to his longtime valet Cole Lesley andSouth African actor Graham Payn. An undisclosed sum will be divided between them per the will made public Tuesday. Personal mementos are bequeathed to Lord Olivier Frank Sinatra Elizabeth Taylor and Marlene Dietrich, with details kept private.
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Actress Frances Starr Dies at 87 in New York
Frances Starr, an early 20th century Broadway star discovered by David Belasco, died Monday at 87. She performed in many Belasco productions and other plays and appeared in the 1931 film Five Star Final.
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