Perry Como says retirement never crosses his mind
In Boston a one hour NBC TV special cost an estimated quarter million dollars. Perry Como at 52 vows to keep going as long as the people want him and enjoys golf fishing and time with his three grandchildren. He notes his voice improves with age and confirms a large fan base backing continued work.
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Boston
Perry Como
New War Memorial Auditorium
Como
Dee Belline
Ray Charles
Mickey Glass
Roncom Music Publishing Co
Sound of Music praised as cinema triumph with Salzburg setting
Hollywood gossip recounts praise for the Sound of Music filming in Austria and the performances of Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer. The column notes race at Santa Anita with Bob Hope and Bing Crosby in attendance, mentions Elizabeth Arden, Janet Gaynor, Paul Gregory, and Roger Edens. It also covers a new Patton biography, British rights, and a merged film venture by Steve McQueen and John Sturges.
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Salzburg
Max Reinhardt
Julie Andrews
Christopher Plummer
Garbo
John Barrymore
San Francisco
Phyllis Tucker
Nini
Fran Martin
Santa Anita
Bob Hope
Dolores
Anita Colby
Bing
Kathy Crosby
Elizabeth Arden
Quote of the Day from Maurice Chevalier on retirement
New York AP reports 77 year old French entertainer Maurice Chevalier offers his retirement rule. He says he will quit when he stops being proud of his work for three days and three nights in a row and feels ashamed of himself.
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New York
Maurice Chevalier
Streetcar Named Desire and Films at Local Theaters
Community theater presents Streetcar Named Desire with showtimes. Paramount shows Strange Bedfellows and Goldfinger with schedules. RKO and World cinemas offer Your Cheatin Heart andCartouche with daily times. Marion screens Sex and the Single Girl and Tarzan Goes to India with Saturday matinee.
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Cartouche Offers French Fun At Times Theater
A color comedy starring Jean Paul Belmondo and Claudia Cardinale opens at the Times theater. It spoofs eighteenth century highwayman legends with a lively blend of romance and swashbuckling adventure. Filmed on location in Pezenas, the production emphasizes charm and humor.
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France
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Pezenas
Kathryn Grayson Leaves Hospital After Illness
Singer Kathryn Grayson, 42, was discharged from Santa Monica hospital after a brief admission for viral pneumonia and bronchitis described as much improved. Police said a phone caller claimed she had overdosed, but a doctor attributed her condition to cough medicine with antihistamine causing drowsiness.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Santa Monica Hospital
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