Beatrice Lillie Delights Audiences In High Spirits Cast
Beatrice Lillie, famed as the funniest woman, performs at Broadway's Alvin Theatre in High Spirits. She balances quick audience command with spontaneous, unplanned humor while Tammy Grimes and Edward Woodward co-star. Lillie plays a spiritualist medium amid Noel Coward rooted material and quirky plot turns.
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Lillie Talks Impromptu Fame For The Astronauts Show
Miss Lillie discusses Jailhouse street humor and timing in The Astronauts show at Danceland joining Cedar Rapids from Disney land. She explains audience aura fuels spontaneity and that her onstage mischief keeps performances fresh while Coward praise notes her instinctive accuracy. She envisions Broadway High Spirits in London, with Australia tour doubtful. Ghostly stage tweaks and stage fright before openings reveal her resilient humor.
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Mered ith Willson film review and LP notes in Denver
Les Zachers surveys the film edition of Meredith Willson's Unsinkable Molly Brown with Debbie Reynolds and Harve Presnell, plus an MGM soundtrack LP praised for sound quality. He notes the cast, new Willson melody He's My Friend, and compares Camden budget LPs and RCA Victor Vintage Series jazz releases including Coleman Hawkins and Horowitz Columbia records.
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Fred MacMurray on Fatherhood Off Screen
Hollywood star Fred MacMurray reflects on the gap between TV family life and real fatherhood while filming My Three Sons. He notes real kids face identity issues beyond show scripts, and his schedule may shift to spend summers with his own family as the cast ages.
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She Still Puts Brando First
Hollywood AP Stella Adler drama coach who discovered Marlon Brando weighs in on the Brando Finney debate. She praises Finney as a fine actor but says Brando possesses aristocratic genius and remains the greatest. Adler cites Olivier and Finney roles she has seen.
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