Social whirl at New York parties and Broadway nuptials
Helen Quisler wed Lawrence Epps Hill at her home on Broadway. Norton and Patricia divorce after 17 years yet stay dance partners. John Denson moves to Atlas magazine. Noel Coward hosts a Pierre-Doubleday cocktail. Sheila Smith becomes the Two-Weeks Girl in Mame and Beatrice Arthur’s April replacement. Joan Crawford, Yul Brynner, and Richard Nixon era social rows anchor a night at Twenty-One with luminaries and gossip.
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New York
Helen Quisler
Fulton Quisler
Lawrence Epps Hill
Norton
Patricia
Roseland
SOBOL
John Denson
N. ¥. Journal-American
Atlas Magazine
Theater Time For Friday Local Showings Across Multiple Venues
Friday listings include stage shows such as Guys and Dolls at Paramount and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum in Iowa. Films showings span Doctor Zhivago at times and drive-in picks Get Yourself a College Girl and When the Boys Meet the Girls.
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Guys and Dolls
Paramount
Iowa
the Forum
Paris
Doctor Zhivago
Marion
Gidget
Rome
Melvin Frank
Mat Ore Limited
Arists
Sudden Star Returns in Cedar Rapids Teen Musical
In Cedar Rapids Community Theater production of Guys and Dolls on Thursday, 18 year old Laura Johnson replaced ill Ann Hoover as Sarah Brown. Johnson, drafted from the ensemble, rehearsed noon to 7:30 pm and delivered a remarkable performance. Hoover plans to miss one more show, with Johnson set to sub again, while Hoover hopes to be back for the final two performances.
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Cedar Rapids
Ann Hoover
Don Tescher
Laura Johnson
Twentieth Street SE
Washington
Sarah Brown
Tescher
Miss Johnson
Inside Hollywood Studio Tours Spark High End Venture
Hollywood studios expand tours from budget looks to luxe experiences. Universal offers mainstream and night tours while Twentieth Century Fox launches a deluxe VLP tour guided by Barry Coe with limousine pickup, on set access, meals, and a cocktail reception for a $50 price.
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Universal
Twentieth Century-Fox
Barry Coe
Coe
Richard Zanuck
Twentieth Cen
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