Entertainment and politics swirl in a bustling New York roundup
Broadway gossip and political snippets fill a lively column. Luci Johnson and Mrs. LBJ are seen near Texas and Washington while David Merrick eyes Nicol Williamson's Hamlet in London. Leonard Bernstein considers Harvard or a Fellini project as Jack Lemmon's company eyes Three Lives for Mississippi as a film.
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Theater Showtimes and Film Lineup for Tuesday
Paramount presents The Killing for Sister George with showtimes at 12:30 2 5 7 9 40. Iowa screens The Wrecking Crew with 1 40 3 50 6 55 8 05 10. Shorts at 1 30 35 40 55. World features The Fixer with 1 40 4 10 6 40 9 15. Plaza hosts Swiss Family Robinson at 5 15 7 30 9 45. Marion offers Bullitt at 7 15 9 25 plus shorts 7 9 10. Collins Drive-In shows Waterhole No 3 at 7 15 and Will Penny at 9 10.
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Robinson
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Collins Drive-In
Will Penny
Deirdre Flynn Seeks Stunt Work in Film and TV
Errol Flynn’s daughter Deirdre aims for stunt roles in film or television. She has a small part in The Reivers with Steve McQueen and would skip acting if stunt work is available.
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Deirdre
Steve McQueen
Britain Salutes Tom Jones at Variety Club Awards
LONDON AP Pop singer Tom Jones, a former bricklayer, named Britain's top show business figure of the year for hit successes in television theater and records. Jones earned a $12 million ABC TV deal for his series. Ron Moody won the movie actor award for Oliver and Maggie Smith was named top stage actress.
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John Gielgud
Jill Bentsong
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Tuesday
Variety Club of Great Britain
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Variety Club
Oliver
Maggie Smith
Future of Smothers Show Hinges on Censor Issue
New York AP report on the Smothers Brothers show notes Joan Baez may join CBS if network standards allow topical material. Dennis Shanahan says continued dispute with anti draft activist Harris could end the program if censoring persists.
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Pasternak Play Is Published In Italy Broadcast Controversy
In Rome the magazine Dramma Verary reports The Blind Beauty by Boris Pasternak was smuggled from the Soviet Union and published abroad. The piece credits Gian Carlo Vigorelli with delivery and notes the original script was destroyed by Soviet authorities. The Smothers Brothers show was canceled and a taped substitute aired amid a dispute over edited material.
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British thief steals comedian jokes in record theft
London police investigate after British comedian Johnny Pace reports a thief took all his jokes, claiming about 3,000 lines were stolen. Pace says the loss of the jokes affects his act and royalties.
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UPI
Johnny Pace
Pace
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