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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1966
Page
14
Rome photogs press Jackie Kennedy as sculptor Pericle Fazzini grips her wrist at George's restaurant. She sought privacy via front entrances and embassy visits while plans for Fazzini's JFK bust surface.
Paramout Judith showings at 1 30 3 30 5 35 7 35 9 40 with shorts. Iowa Ugly Dachshund 1 55 4 6 8 05 10 Winnie the Pooh 1 30 3 30 5 35 7 40 9 45 Darling 1 35 4 10 6 45 9 25 shorts 1 3 35 6 10 8 50 Sound of Music 8 Marion Second Best Agent in the World 7 20 9 25 shorts 6 45 8 50 C R Drive In War Gods of the Deep 7 20 Opera tion Snafu 8 55
Broadway review notes Paul Ford headlines the Hen ry Miller production of 3 Bags Full from Jack Gaver. Jerome Chodorov’s farce shows mistaken identities and romantic mixups but falters with uneven pacing and weak supporting casting despite a strong cast and Gower Champion direction.
Jay Richard Kennedy has been installed as vice president of Sinatra Enterprises in charge of the New York headquarters. He praises Francis and notes his reverence for Sinatra while detailing the new boss-man role and the ambitious spread of the entertainment empire. Francis plans to star in the film version of Favor the Runner, as Hal Tyne, a Jewish lawyer from the East Bronx. The piece also surveys other Hollywood moves including Rex Harrison in Charge of the Light Brigade, Deborah Kerr at Universal, Jessica Walter photos, and Neil Ray’s Act Your Way to Successful Living.
The Screen Producers Guild chose The Sound of Music as the best produced film of 1965 at its fourteenth banquet. Producer Robert Wise accepted the award for the film, with Julie Andrews present as star. The CBS special My Name Is Barbra was named best produced TV program. Milestone award went to RCA founder David Sarnoff.
Elizabeth Clare Fisher, one year old granddaughter of Irving Berlin, died in London from pulmonary fibrosis. She was the daughter of Edmund Boyd Fisher, a British publishing executive, and Elizabeth Berlin. The couple wed in London in September 1963.
Anita Ekberg says life is easier with brown hair as she films Way Way Out in Hollywood and lives near Geneva with husband Rick von Nutter. She recalls early fame in Miss Sweden and Abbott and Costello Go to Mars, venturing from sex symbol to sought after actress despite Italy’s high prices and Cannes proximity.
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