Broadway Celebrities Attend Lunches and Openings
Carol Channing accepts a GOP invitation and will lunch with Mrs. Nixon and congressmen's wives, while bringing her own organic lunch. Hal Prince blasts his show A Little Night Music from outside the Shubert, and many theater and film figures make appearances or note projects including Ethel Herman, Hazel Scott, and Woody Herman.
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Actress appeals to harbor crews to curb salty speech
Diane Robillard, a 22 year old actress voicing Rupert Bear in a children's program, asked Scarborough trawler men to reduce profanity after microphones in the bear head picked up their swearing. Skipper Mick Bayes joked about a swearing armistice during filming.
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Laurence Harvey to Leave UCLA After Abdominal Surgery
British actor Laurence Harvey, 44, underwent abdominal surgery at UCLA Medical Center and is expected to be released next week. A spokesman said he should recover in time to fulfill a contract for an appearance in London on June 1.
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Theaters Schedule Digest for Tuesday Local Screens
A condensed rundown lists films and showtimes across venues Paramount Plaza Stage 1 2 3 4 Eastown Marion Collins Drive In Twixt Town Twin West Twin East. Highlights include Soylent Green Derby Ace Eli and Rodger of the Skies Sounder Pete n Tillie Fists of Fury Red Sun Two Lane Black Top and Black Caesar with varied matinees and late shows.
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America Ends and Returns on TV Tuesday Night
New York AP report notes Alistair Cooke's America series ends Tuesday on NBC with focus on past idealism and present racial issues. It has won a Peabody and may win an Emmy. Xerox plans a second NBC run this fall and possibly a January PBS run. The company seeks FCC waiver to free prime time for school viewing and will later offer six other documentaries to educational and religious groups at no charge.
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