New York Cavalcade of Hollywood Notes and Nonsense
A wide collage of gossip lists Sue Lyon knee injury fallout and Ruark estate details, plus marriages, politics, and the stars. Jacqueline Kennedy buys Portugal property. Ursula Andress dubbed voices. Beatle George Harrison bride photos prompt style notes. John Wayne paparazzi chatter and Harold Tessas, Morty Gunty, and Proby engagements headline a bustling showbiz roundup.
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New York
Sue Lyon
Robert Ruark
London
Alan Ritchie
Fess Parker
Carol Linton
San Francisco
SOBOL
Harold Tessa
Theater Time for Tuesday At Paramount and Nearby
listings show showings for Judith Ugly Dachshund Winnie the Pooh Darling The Sound of Music Second Best Agent in the World and War Gods of the Deep with multiple daily times and one matinee. Screenings include shorts and drive-in options with various start times across venues in Iowa and Marion.
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Marion
Wait a Minim! South African revue opens at John Golden
Broadway premiere review lauds the eight member cast led by Andrew and Paul Tracey. The South African roots flavor the musical with native instruments and rhythms. Critics praise the convivial mood and performances while noting occasional uneven satire.
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New York
UPI
John Golden Theater
Johannesburg
South Africa
London
Leon Gluckman
Andrew
Paul Tracey
Cinema City planned on Madison Square Garden site in Manhattan
Irving Felt announces a $50 million Cinema City project for midtown Manhattan on the former Madison Square Garden site. The complex would include twin 39 story offices, four movie theaters, two legitimate theaters, and film and recording studios, with demolition of MSG to begin in late 1967.
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Cinema City
Midtown Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Irving Felt
Madison Square Garden Corp
Felt
Pennsylvania Station
Sandra Milo preps Hollywood debut with $75,000 gowns
Hollywood bound Italian star Sandra Milo allocates $75,000 for two gowns, one spun gold and one spun silver, designed via a metal spray process. She aims to outshine rivals as she arrives for April exhibitions, while Omar Sharif heads to Oscar party before filming in Rome. Others like Rod Steiger and Glynis Johns loom in upcoming projects as industry buzz mounts.
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Sandra Milo
Sandra
Claudia Cardinale
Sophia Loren
V.I.P
Frederico Fellini
Juliet of
Venus de Milo
Metropolitan Opera Curtain to Become Album Squares
The Metropolit an Opera House plans to cut its gold curtain into three inch swatches for incorporation in RCA Victor’s new album Opening Nights at the Met. About 45,000 swatches are possible from the curtain, with an advance of 10000 dollars and royalties on album sales. The curtain tassels are selling for five dollars each. The Met will relocate to Lincoln Center and demolish the old house this year.
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Met
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Opera House
Vikki Carr Plans Wed Wedding in Los Angeles Suburb
Los Angeles AP report says singer Vikki Carr and Dana Moss a sales executive aged 24 will marry Wednesday in Portuguese Bend a Los Angeles suburb. They obtained a license Monday and will fly to London after the ceremony where Carr begins a two week nightclub engagement next week.
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Vikki Carr
Dana Moss
Portuguese Bend
London
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