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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1968

Page

11

Happiness Is Just a Little Thing Called a Rolls Royce

Broadway reviewer notes the comedy opens at the Ethel Barrymore with an attractive cast but fails to deliver sparkling humor. The play centers on a would be free spirit trapped by the chase for success and the pull of the rat race.

New York Arthur Alsberg Robert Fisher Ethel Barrymore Theater

Hartman Joins Virginian Cast For Seventh NBC Season

Hollywood David Hartman to play David Sutton son of Welsh miner who leaves medical school and becomes a Shiloh ranch hand. Cast includes John McIntire Doug McClure Clu Gulager Sara Lane Jeanette Nolan James Drury with mixed reviews on the play and Alexandra Berlin praised in a key role. Produced by Anamark with Larry Reehling design.

Hollywood David Hartman NBC Hartman David Sutton Pat Harrington John McGiver Myra Bagley David Alexander Alexandra Berlin Larry Reehling Anamark Productions

Critic Reviews Dismiss Amateur Theatricals as Farce

Critics from Dan Sullivan to John Chapman condemn the work as contrived and mechanical. They argue it lacks robustness for commercial stage and note its suitability only for amateur theatricals or television.

Dan Sullivan The New York Times John Chapman Daily News

On Broadway by Leonard Lyons Highlights From High Society Movements

Leonard Lyons surveys New York social scene linking Hubert Humphrey fundraisers at the 21 Club to his presidential bid and includes notes on Hochhuth, Tucci, Bergen, Merrick, Lamour, and other figures. He recalls photographs, obituaries, theater moves, and dinners featuring celebrities and operations across arts, politics, and media.

New York Hubert Humphrey Minneapolis Morris L. Ernst 21 Club Humphrey Lyons

Monkee Visits Injured Fan in Phoenix Hospital

Davey Jones of the Monkees flew to Phoenix to visit 11 year old Rhonda Cook who lost a leg in a traffic accident. He kissed her, autographed Monkees posters, and boosted her morale, while doctors noted the patient’s morale is excellent.

Phoenix Ariz Rhonda Cook Davey Jones The Monkees Rhonda Jones Monkee

Amanda Blake Still Answers Gunsmoke Call in Hollywood

Hollywood interview with Amanda Blake discusses Gunsmoke's return to production on CBS with James Arness as Matt Dillon and Milburn Stone as Doc. Blake notes Kitty remains central yet faces fewer peril scenes and recalls past cancellation and her Cowboy Hall of Fame honor.

Ed Sullivan Lucille Ball Jim Arness Doc — Milburn Stone Kitty Amanda Blake Matt Dillon Miss Blake Dodge City Matt Oklahoma City

Movie Showtimes and Shorts Listings from Several Theaters

The page lists theater time schedules for Paramount Plaza Marion and other venues. It includes film titles such as Bedazzled The Graduate Camelot The Double Man The Ballad of Josie Cool Hand Luke A Fistful of Dollars P J A Matter of Innocence Tony Rome Von Ryan's Express plus various short and drive-in screenings with multiple daily times.

Paramount Iowa Camelot PLAZA Marion Josie C.R. Drive P. J

Anna Moffo Collapses on Berlin Stage

American opera star Anna Moffo collapsed while singing Violetta in Verdi's La Traviata in West Berlin. Conductor Lorin Maazel halted the performance as doctors treated her. she canceled all engagements for three months and was replaced by Neyde Thomas.

Berlin Anna Moffo West Berlin Violetta Miss Moffo Lorin Maazel Miss Moffot Neyde Thomas Rome

Janet Blair and Rusty Draper Win with the Stars

Janet Blair and Rusty Draper are featured contestants on WIN WITH THE STARS. The show airs at 8:00 p.m. Monday in color on KCRG TV Channel 9.

Janet Blair Rusty Draper Kcrg-Tv Channel 9

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