Hollywood stars shuffle via Frankel and friends
Clint Eastwood signs to star in Hang Em High for United Artists and heads to Arizona New Mexico and Texas to film a man falsely accused of a crime. Inger Stevens co stars in Madigan. Louis Armstrong writes his memoir. Dinah Shore returns to Hollywood chairing Easter Seals. Other celebrities move between films and projects, with plans for concerts and new roles.
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Lyons to Write in Gazette Entertainment Pages
Leonard Lyons, famed New York columnist, will begin a daily entertainment column in The Gazette starting Sunday. A Broadway reporter and lawyer by training, Lyons writes anecdotes about famous people, travels widely with wife Sylvia, and has hosted notable figures from Shaw to the Trumans.
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Susan Hayward to replace Judy Garland in Valley of the Dolls
Hollywood reports Susan Hayward will replace Judy Garland as Helen Lawson in the film version of Valley of the Dolls. Garland relinquished the role on April 28 for personal reasons. Hayward’s latest film is Honey Pot with Rex Harrison. Berlin notes singer Ray Charles discussed his blindness and talent after a West Berlin show, saying his music brings happiness and he would not trade his sight for any gain. He performed with Raelets and band, delivering songs like Georgia on My Mind and Baby It’s Cold Outside.
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Chekhov Biography Set for Television
New York CBS plans a 90 minute biographical drama on Anton Chekhov for television. The project centers on the life of the Russian playwright with Sir John Gielgud discussed as a potential star. The article notes the Soul in his music theme and aims to explore Chekhov’s artistic depth.
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Director John Ford in hospital for routine checkup
Honolulu AP reports Director John Ford is at Queen's hospital for a routine general checkup. Ford said it is routine and expects discharge in several days.
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