Mary Martin Takes I Do I Do On The Road Tour
Mary Martin and Robert Preston launch a nationwide road tour of the Broadway hit I Do I Do amid plans to end the run with two years on a Brazilian ranch. They describe why road work fuels stronger audience engagement and why New York theater life differs from touring demand.
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Julie Andrews Story How Hair Change Won Mary Poppins
Hollywood slow to notice Julie Andrews as a young actress. She recalls being a frump in The Boy Friend and unattractive with long hair in My Fair Lady. A drastic haircut for Camelot on Broadway led to the Mary Poppins film offer.
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Charity Goes to Wall Street in Sweet Charity scene
Hollywood producer Robert Arthur and director Bob Fosse plan to film an entire musical number on a deserted Wall Street in New York for Sweet Charity. Shirley MacLaine will lead a 45 piece brass band through the financial district with no spectators, shot on a Sunday.
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Gregory sues over briefings for candidates
Dick Gregory files a suit in U S district court to block Johnson administration from giving foreign affairs briefings to six presidential candidates unless he receives the same access. Gregory, claiming he is a declared candidate for the Peace and Freedom party, says he is denied national security information because of his race.
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Ross Hunter to film Airport with all star cast
Producer Ross Hunter announced Universal will adapt Arthur Hailey’s Airport as one of its 1969 prestige projects. Rights were won in a wide bidding and filming is slated to begin after Hunter completes The Public Eye in London next year.
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