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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1952

Page

3

Actors Showcase Their Own Talent Under Equity Library Theater

Richard Kleiner reports the Equity Library Theater ELT a branch of Actors Equity Association earned 21 cents last year and continues its mission to showcase members for Broadway television and film talent buyers. ELT runs Community Theater producing 15 plays per season with six performances each on a $30 budget attracting mainly young actors from Equity rolls. Auditions are open to any Equity member with four weeks of rehearsal. Notable alumni include Betsy Drake Charlton Heston Bethel Leslie Elaine Stitch Lenore Lonergan Wesley Addy and Paula Lawrence. Beverly McFadden star of One Touch of Venus drew attention and offers from summer stock and a Broadway musical after her ELT performance.

New York NEA Equity Library Theater, Inc ELT Actors’ Equity Association Union of Stage Players Equity Carmen Mathews Lyn Ely Betsy Drake Charlton Heston Bethel Leslie Elaine Stitch Lenore Lonergan Wesley Addy Paula Lawrence Miss McFadden Beverly McFadden Chorus Equity Actors’ Equity Chorus People Red-Head Pittsburgh Mary Martin Finian Venus

Eddie Dowling Returns to World of Song and Dance

Eddie Dowling, veteran stage figure, returns in Paint Your Wagon after James Barton. Dowling, born Joseph Nelson Goucher in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, explains his poetic name and recalls a career spanning Follies, Shakespeare, and Broadway. He argues modern musicals require strong plays and praises Oklahoma and South Pacific for story as well as song.

Eddie Dowling Song-and John McClain TEW York INS James Barton Joseph Nelson Goucher Woonsocket R. I Dowling Goucher Eddie Tennessee Williams William Saroyan John Vincent Carroll Eugene O'Neill Mr. Dowling

Mississippi State colors on UM license plates surprise

In Oxford Mississippi many University of Mississippi routers will display the colors of arch rival Mississippi State College on their automobile license tags provoking reaction among students and staff.

Oxford, Miss University of Mississippi Mississippi State College

Hollywoods TV future saddled with old films and theater fears

A Wall Street Journal note highlights how FCC channel growth could drive up movie vault values yet threaten cinemas. The piece cites bids for old films, color video’s future impact on black and white, studio moves to create video specific films, and Chicago theater closures as cinema battle lines shift.

The Wall Street Journal Hollywood FCC the Journal Oriental Theater Chicago Loop Area

Bach and Sacred Arias Dominate New Records Review

Joseph H. Kitchin reviews Columbia's Bach solo organ set Volume III with E Powers Biggs at Boston Symphony Hall. Includes Tocata and Fugue in D minor and Pas Sacraglia and Fugue in C minor. Eleanor Steber sings sacred arias backed by Max Rudolf and the Columbia Symphony. A second note covers On Your Toes ballet music and RCA Victor two grand tunes with Whittemore and Lowe.

Lumbia Bach Royal Instrument E. ‘Powers Biggs Boston Symphony Hall Kitchin Biggs Columbia Eleanor Steber Verdure Haydn Israel Mendelssohn Elijah Miss Steber Max Rudolf Columbia Symphony Orchestra Whittemore Lowe RCA Victor

Popular Jazz and Vocal Stars on Mercury and Victor Editions

Aeval of Ellington Basie and Hefti cuts on Mercury alongside Patti Page. Basie’s fiery swing and Neal Hefti originals join Duke Ellington and others. Also notes Boston Pops Victor LP, Kostelanetz with Rodgers and Kern, and Duke Ellington perfumed suite. Patti Page and Dinah Shore appearances noted. Mercury TV pilot with Billy Williams Quartet added.

Count Basie Neal Hefti Mercury Patti Page Patti Dinah Shore Dinah Victor Vaughn Monroe Monroe Billy Williams Azurte

Van Heflin recounts Algiers filming during European trek

Actor Van Heflin recalls six months filming South of Algiers in Europe and North Africa. He describes Bou Saada’s desert heat and a night of no bath or refreshments, the king's death broadcast, riots in Constantine, and Muslim reactions to the English during the Mayflower unit's stay. He highlights Italian cinema vitality, Tunisian unrest, and gratitude for returning home to American movies.

Peggy Lee Ciro’s van Heflin Algiers Van Europe North Africa Bou Saada Algeria Hollywood Frances Edna St. Vincent Millay

Egg surprises husband breakfast in Connecticut

In Greenwick Connecticut Patsy Tiriolo served breakfast to her husband when the egg hatched a second egg inside. A week earlier another housewife reported an egg inside an egg, illustrating odd nesting curiosities.

Greenwick Conn Patsy Tiriolo

Blink Rates Among Humans Vary Widely

Observation notes that human blinking ranges from 25 times per minute to about once per minute. The statement highlights natural variability in ocular reflex frequency.

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