Long roadway by Leonard Lyons and social notes from New York
A chaotic column documents Leonard Lyons on a range of topics from Cartier’s dog tag gift to Laura Johnson to the Frank Loesser stage rights deal and Simon and Schuster’s new Loesser songbook. It also notes ex Mayor Wagner at Quo Vadis, Penney family anecdotes, Budd Schulberg plans, Kumquats at the Village Gate, TV rights for Einstein, Jackie Onassis at the Russian Tea Room, Nixon at Ibsen, and Germaine Greer at the Kennedy Center with Shriver escort mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Laura Johnson
The
Frank Music Co
Frank Loesser
Goldwyn
Loesser
Simon and Schuster
Richard Rodgers
Robert Wagner
Quo Vadis
George C. Kenney
MacArthur
Gen. Kenney
Jeanette Stehlin
Budd Schulberg
Watts
Los Angeles
Village Gate
Mickey Leonard
Albert Einstein
Rod Steiger
Napoleon
Charles Steinmetz
al Capone
Pope John
Germaine Greer
Kennedy Center
Sargent Shriver
Miss Greer
Servan-Schreiber
L’expresse
Lana Will Wed Lana Wood Engaged to Co-star Smedley
Lana Will Wed Lana Wood announces engagement to Richard Smedley her co star in A Place Called Today. Miss Wood sister of Natalie says the wedding will take place on her next birthday March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana Wood
Richard Smedley
Miss Wood
Natalie
Lawford Weds Mary Rowan in Mexico Private Ceremony
Actor Peter Lawford, 48, and Mary Rowan, daughter of Dan Rowan, 21, wed in a civil ceremony at a Pacific coast resort in Puerto Vallarta. The private service, held Saturday night at a friend's home, was conducted by municipal president Luis Fabela Icaza with Christopher Lawford as a witness and Laurence Harvey among guests. It was Miss Rowan's first marriage, and Lawford, formerly married to Patricia Kennedy, had divorced four years earlier.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Peter Lawford
Mary Rowan
Dan Rowan
Lawford
Miss Rowan
Luis Fabela Icaza
Christopher
Laurence Harvey
Patricia Kennedy
Evening Movie Schedule for Local Theaters
Monday listings show Paramount The Con formist at 6 and 8:10. Iowa offers My Side of the Mountain with multiple showings. Gone with the Wind plays at 2 and 7:30. Doctor Zhivago appears at 1:15, 4:35, 7:50. Other venues present See No Evil, The Steagle, Skin Game, Billy Jack, Roseland, The Omega Man, The Green Berets, and a collection at Twixt Town and Twin East and West with multiple horror, drama, and exploitation titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Side of the
Mountain
Doctor Zhivago
Plaza
Jazz Stars Score in Poland at Warsaw Concert
A 4300-strong crowd filled Warsaw Congress Hall to hear Duke Ellington Dizzy Gillespie and Kid Thomas performed with Ellingtons orchestra Gillespies Monton House Jazz Giants and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band The Polish musician praised Ellington as a large instrument able to whisper pianissimo yet roar with force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Congress Hall
Duke Ellington
Dizzy Gillespie
Kid Thomas
Ellington
Cate Pianissimo
Gillespie
Monton House
Thomas
New Orleans
Preservation Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leonard Lyons
Cartier’s
Saks
Avenue
Raymond Johnson
Irving S. Rossoff
Robinson and Gollaber
J.C. Penney
Rossoff
Penney
Europe
Paris
Jackie Onassis
David Susskind
Colony
Gene Cavallero
Paul Sutherland
City Center
Joffrey Ballet
Nixon
Ibsen’s
Eisenhower Theater
Washington
Hillard Elkins
Claire Bloom
Secret Service
Jo-Dee Kim
Ryt
Ary Scott Smith’s
First Avenue
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
Twin East
6Th Street
Lana
UPI
ED_PRINT UNION
Abet Council
Brotherhood OF Satan
St. SW
Charlton Heston
the Omega Man
Center Point Road
Weg
S.w
ABC Midwest Theatr
Painine Beer
New Yorkers
Paramount Pictures Presents
Bernardo Bertolus A
Par
Midwest
Sartin
Jowr
Madball Fun
the Steagle
Billy Jack
Fantastic Four Theatres
James Garner
Playboy
Penthouse
Adam Wainwright
SAN Mateo Times
Gary Park
KTVU
Good Times
San Francisco
Marion — “Roseland
Collins
Green Berets
Twin West
Cc Dial
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Henrys
16Th Avenue
40Th Street
East
Charlie’s
Charlie's
Anda
West Post Rd
Hubbards
Cactus Club
Center Pt. Rd
Tartle Zourmet
Marion
10Th St
7Th Ave
Orisameno Ovo
Big Boy
First Ave
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