After 40 Years: Still No Retirement for Josh Logan
Stage director Josh Logan, honored with a Broadway tribute at the Imperial Theatre on March 9, shows no retirement plans. At 66, he works on three musical comedies and a film, reflecting on hits like Knickerbocker Holiday and Bus Stop, and on his stalled Miss Moffatt project with Bette Davis.
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Tony Curtis warns daughter Jamie on show business path
Tony Curtis casts doubt on his daughter Jamie Leigh Curtis pursuing fame too soon. He stresses craft first and notes she hires a publicist and seeks an agent, while he focuses on a TV comeback with The Big Rip Off pilot and three more possible episodes. He also praises Columbo and recounts other Hollywood moves.
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Things To Be Looking Up for Waite Waltons
TV star Ralph Waite of The Waltons says the show will improve next season as the family gains a new sawmill equipment and extra money. He discusses directing, theater work, and his view of TV acting versus real acting while recounting his path from White Plains to Broadway.
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Gladys Knight And Pips Sue Motown Records
Gladys Knight and the Pips sue Motown Records in Los Angeles alleging royalty miscalculation and illegal management. They seek 1.8 million dollars, an accounting of profits, return of copyrights, and an injunction to halt further marketing of their records. The suit claims no royalties have been paid since 1973 after Knight's seven year Motown contract expired.
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