The Boy Wonder Is Now 50 And a Big Man in All Ways
Orson Welles, now fifty, is profiled as a dominant figure in acting producing directing and worldliness. The piece traces his life from Dublin stage to Broadway Mercury Theatre radio Citizen Kane and explorations in television while detailing his ambitions and financial concerns.
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Rosiland Russell and Hollywood Aboard New York Cavalcade
In a New York Cavalcade on a TWA flight Rosalind Russell greeted reporters and mingled with Freddie Brisson and others. Brisson discusses a London Generation theater deal with Robert Young likely, plus film rights to The Unexpected Mrs Pollifax. Paul Kohner, Susan Kuhner and family accompany on the trip as the group watches Our Man Flint and the Yorkies ignore the in-flight spectacle.
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Rosalind Russell
TWA
Freddie Brisson
Waterbury
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Mexico City
SOBOL
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Paris
London
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Robert Young
Henry Fonda
Mrs. Pollifax
Roz Russell
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Flint
Lynda and George Have a Big Weekend in Movieland
Hollywood report details Lynda Bird Johnson and actor George Hamilton enjoying a weekend in Beverly Hills and Hollywood. They visited Cocoanut Grove MGM, attended parties at Hamilton's home, and celebrated Lynda's 22nd birthday with a dinner for 12 including Red Buttons. White House aides note mixed views on the romance.
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UPS
Prince Charming
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Cinderella
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Smythe, Longtime Father Barbour on One Man's Family, Dies
Hollywood AP reports J Anthony Smythe 30 who played Father Barbour for 27 years on One Man's Family radio show has died at his home. He retired in 1959 when the show left radio and did not appear in the TV version.
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Theater and Film Showings This Evening at Local Theaters
Paramount presents The Silencers with screenings at 1 40, 3 35, 5 35, 7 30 and 9 30 with shorts at 1 30, 3 25, 5 20, 7 15 and 9 15. Iowa shows Moment to Moment at 1 30, 3 35, 5 45, 7 50 and 10, plus shorts at 3 20, 5 30, 7 40 and 9 45. World features The Loved One at 1, 3 05, 5 10, 7 20 and 9 30 with shorts at 2 59, 5 and 7 05 and 9 15. Times for The Sound of MusicTM at Marion. Marriage Italian Style plays 7 25 and 9 25 with shorts at 7 and 9 05. C R Drive In screens Paris Secret at 7 20 and Devil's Mistress at 9. Twixt Town closed except weekends.
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