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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1958
Page
6
New York entertainment column notes Peter Lind Hayes plans to leave the Arthur Godfrey show after June 30 to pursue a TV family series with wife Mary Healy. Hayes credits Godfrey for career growth but seeks rotating replacements and solo TV ventures next year.
Complex fragment lists shows and times including weather segments and cartoons. Mentions MTV like blocks and various programs with unclear scheduling details.
Hollywood notes reveal C B DeMille plans another religious tale about a Franciscan monk who abandons wealth to return to faith, and a revival of The Covered Wagon as his next westward epic. Ty Power and Debbi Minardos wed recently and head to Europe June 14 for The Stall. Gary Cooper denies cosmetic surgery claims. Belafonte plans a Europe scouting trip after End of the World as he pursues an independent Hannibal the Great film.
Frank Sinatra unable to attend the SHARE event but mails a ten thousand dollar check to cover costs and ensure the party remains a clear profit. Elaine May and Mike Nichols wow audiences after the Mocambo show praised as the most original duo in years. Patti Page to guest star on TV May 31 with Peery Camo. Kim Novak’s Vertigo premiere costumes by Don Lopez and others support YMCA fundraiser in Concord near Oakland led by Hugh O’Brian’s brother.
Belgrade AP report says Nikita Khrushchev warned Yugoslav President Tito to toe the Kremlin line to preserve communist bloc solidarity. Russian Ambassador Zamchevsky supposedly relayed the message after Tito returned from Moscow. The note also said the Soviet government postponed Voroshilov's visit to Yugoslavia. The Voice of Firestone concert series renews for 1958 59 on ABC TV with an Septembers start.
Paramount long hot summer shorts and multiple showings plus Union Pacific Wild Harvest Paris Holiday and Les Girls with various times. Palace Night Passage also listed with times for the evening.
A 34 page illustrated booklet on Arthritis and Rheumatism will be mailed free to readers. It explains causes, dangers of neglect, and a drugless treatment proven in thousands of cases. The offer requires no cost or obligation. Send for the free book to The Ball Clinic Dept 222 Juntt celsior Springs Mo.
In Hollywood Sessue Hayakawa, 68, returns from semi retirement for new movie and TV work. He stars in The Bridge on the River Kwai inspired projects and recent roles include The Girard case uncle and a Kraft Theater drama. He says Japanese interest remains strong despite Communist tensions.
A Hollywood actor says he will keep commuting to Japan between jobs to maintain family ties and preserve a closer view of Japanese culture. He notes America is rediscovering Japan and aims to balance film work with time in Tokyo and Paris. The piece also mentions an FBI basic criminal investigation school meeting in Onondaga County Jail.
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