New York Cavalcade Tangles of Hollywood Gossip and Rumors
A string of entertainment notes reports Sue Lyon's knee injury worsening with complications, Robert Ruark estate details with $65 000 total and $50 000 to secretary Alan Ritchie, and Carol Linton as Fess Parker's standin marrying Harold Tessа May 21. Also notes Jacqueline Kennedy and Princess Lee Radziwill buying property in Portugal, Ursula Andress voice looping, Beatle George Harrison's bride photo intrigue, Mia Farrow’s sister Prudence, Photoplay awards, Otto Preminger remarks, Jane Froman surgery, Sophia Loren director refusals, Shirley Bassey engagement events, and John Wayne and Roosevelt Zanders dynamic in New York.
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Sue Lyon
Robert Ruark
London
Alan Ritchie
Fess Parker
Carol Linton
San Francisco
SOBOL
Harold Tessa
Theater listings with multiple venues and showtimes
The page lists showtimes for Paramount Towa World Times Marion and C R Drive In through the day for films Judith Ugly Dachshund Winnie the Pooh Darling The Sound of Music and Second Best, with shorts and matinee notes. Time blocks show recurring late evening screenings across locations.
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Marion
Shorts
Wait a Minim! A South African musical revue arrives in New York
Broadway debut of Wait a Minim! at John Golden Theater features eight performers led by Andrew and Paul Tracey. The intimate revue blends South African music and native instruments with light satire on racial issues, praised for its convivial spirit and musical strength.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
London
Leon Gluckman
United States
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Stanley Kauffman
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New York Times
Douglas Watt
Daily News
New Theater Complex in Manhattan Planned by Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden Corp. plans Cinema City a 330 million complex in midtown Manhattan on the Madison Square Garden site. Twin 39 story towers will house four movie theaters two legitimate theaters and film studios with 1500 seat main venues and 750 seating for pictures. Construction would start after the Garden demolition in late 1967 with financing sought and 127 properties already acquired since 1960.
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Pennsylvania Station
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Ninth Avenue
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50Th Streets
Italian Star Sandra Milo Prepares Hollywood Arrival
Italian actress Sandra Milo plans a dramatic Hollywood entrance with a $75,000 wardrobe and two avant garde gowns made with sprayed metal armor. She aims to woo VIPs at parties ahead of Oscar events, following early success in Fellini films. Omar Sharif attends the April 14 Oscar party, with other stars like Audrey Hepburn and Glynis Johns linked to upcoming projects.
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Venus de Milo
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Met Opera Curtain to Become Album Swatches
The Metropol itan Opera House curtain will be cut into beige three inch squares for a new RCA Victor album titled Opening Nights at the Met. The project estimates 45 000 swatches from the gold brocade and an advance of 10000 dollars plus royalties on album sales. The curtain tassels reportedly fetch a high price per piece. The Met plans to move to Lincoln Center and demolish the old house.
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Opera House
Vikki Carr to Wed Dana Moss in Los Angeles Suburb
Los Angeles AP report notes singer Vikki Carr and Dana Moss a 24 year old sales executive plan to marry Wednesday in Portuguese Bend Los Angeles suburb. They obtained a license Monday and will fly to London after the ceremony. Carr begins a two week nightclub engagement there next week.
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