Celebrity talk and theater news from New York
Leonard Lyons surveys flights and politics as White House orders send officers to Texas then Washington. Luci Johnson jokes about the luggage, while Liz Carpenter’s Doubleday title idea resurfaces. Paparazzi-like notes cover Merrick, Williamson, Bernstein, Fontaine, Coogan, Schenck, Selznick, and more in a brisk parade of entertainment headlines and witty quotables.
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Nicol Williamson
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The Killing of Sister George at Paramount Theater
Tuesday listings show showtimes for The Killing of Sister George at Paramount with 2:80, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:40. Other venues present The Wreckings Crew, The Fixer, Shorts blocks, Funny Girl, Living Family Robinson, Bullitt, Will Penny, and Will Penny at Collins Drive-In.
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Iowa
WORLD
Plaza — “Living Familly
Robingon
Manson
Errol Flynn’s Daughter Seeks Stunt Work in Film and TV
Deirdre Flynn says she wants stunt work in movies or television and would skip acting if needed. She has a small role in The Reivers starring Steve McQueen, who is also producing the project.
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Deirdre
the Reivers
Steva McQueen
Britain Salutes Tom Jones in Variety Club Awards
Britain named Tom Jones Britain's top export earner after ABC struck a $12 million deal for his TV series. Ron Moody won for Oliver and Maggie Smith was chosen as leading stage actress.
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Tom Jones
John Gielguit
Thruppence
Jill Bensong
Britain
Variety Club of Great Britain
Jones
ABC
Ron Moody
Variety Club
Oliver
Maggie Smith
Future of Smothers Show Hinges on Censor Issue
New York AP reports that Joan Baez and the Smothers Brothers face a three year prison proversial battle over airing material on CBS. Dennis Shanahan from Hollywood says resolution of broadcast standards is key and without it the show may fail to proceed.
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David Pends
Harris
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Tom and Dick
Pasternak Play Published In Dramma Smuggled From Soviet Union
In Dramma magazine in Rome announces the publication of Boris Pasternak’s The Blind Beauty and says the text was smuggled from the Soviet Union to director Gian Carlo Vigorelli. The report notes a The Smothers Brothers script dispute and a taped air date in 1958 tied to Pasternak’s Nobel prize and Soviet pressure.
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British Thief Steals 3000 Jokes From Comedian Pace
London police are investigating a theft reported by comedian Johany Pace who says someone stole 3,000 of his yokes. Pace notes the bizarre loss targets his material and jokes, urging authorities to recover the props and prevent further jokes from being taken.
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London
UPI
Johany Pace
Pace
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