Barbara Feldon Sneaks to Stardom in Get Smart Rise
Barbara Feldon, once discouraged at the door of acting, lands a regular role in NBCs Get Smart after a string of small TV parts and a successful perfume commercial. Her journey from Pittsburgh to New York included modeling and a stint in Beatrice Lillie revivals before television opportunities converged. She plans a Hollywood apartment and weekend visits from her husband as her new series work begins.
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Cynthia Lowry
YORK
Barbara Feldon
Greenwich Village
Barbara
New York
Beatrice Lillie
Ziegfeld
Lucien Det
Barbaral
Gillis McGill
Beau
Gillis
Tive
Lsignert
Pauline
Toj
Jance
Tnny
Hollywood
Flora the Red Menace and More in Phase 4 Stereo Review
The review praises Flora the Red Menace with Liza Minnelli and London Phase 4 stereo, highlights good orchestra scoring, and notes missing Heath band details. Also covers Yellow Rolls-Royce soundtrack by Riz Ortolani, Katyna Ranieri’s torch songs, Boston Pops Tenderly LP, Vienna City of My Dreams and Stella by Starlight, Sammy Kaye's new sound, and Isaac Stern with Bernstein in Tchaikovsky? No, Barber, Hindemith works. Cedar Rapids audience reaction praised.
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Zacheis
Harold Prince
Liza Minnelli
Riz Ortolani
Mancini
Katyna Ranieri
Domann
RCA
Drag Tor
MGM
Boston Pops
Arthur Fiedler
Vienna
Isaac Stern
Cedar Rapids
Stern
Bernstein
New York
Philharmonic
Samuel Barber
Paul Hindemith
Gregory Peck on being American and global citizen
In a Moscow interview Gregory Peck discusses fame, American identity, and international culture. He credits his Russian-born mother-in-law for saving him from drinking, recalls meeting Sir Laurence Olivier, and notes how stars can shape perceptions of the United States abroad.
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Robert Musel
Ameri- London
API
Gregory Peck
Laurence Olivier
Eeast Asia
Kirk Moscow
National Theater
Peck
soj/besque
Moscow
Stern
Alia
America
Columbia
Sir Laurence
Veronique
Africa
United States
Blonde Sophia Loren Hypnotist Charms Hollywood Stars
AP report recalls Pat Collins the hypnotist on Sunset Strip happiest in showbiz. Susan Oliver learns to fly after hypnosis cures fear of flying. Collins claims several stars fall under her spell in quick sessions and later speak of her influence on their careers. A playful tale notes Collins also nudges Roddy McDowall Connie Stevens to sleep at a casual supper and helps Sandy Koufax cut cigarette intake.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Susan Oliver
Helsinki
Moscow
Susan
Gene Kelly
Paris
New York
Here
Europe
Roddy McDowall
Connie Stevens
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Hall
Lucien Feldon
Antwerp
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Loase
Sexy
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Heath
Lmake
London
Rca-Victor
Sammy Kaye
Decca
Larry
Feldons
Laura Devon
Charlie
Sophia Loren
Pat Collins
Sunset Strip
Miss Collins
Pat
George
Los
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Sandy Koufax
Morgan Boa
Wil B
Manapn
Bermuda
Stompers
Res
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Bobby Hankins
Estern
Boddicker School of Music
Ast Ave
Miami Beach
1St Avenue
Cemark Open Ave
Sreny
Amusement Park
Howard Johnsons
16Th Avenue
Iowa
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