What He Wanted Is What He Got
Jersey City comedian Cleron Wilson outlines a 20 year plan to become famous, detailing 15 years of study and six years learning on low pay before five years of profit. He recalls hitchhiking and sleeping under a tree while chasing success, aiming for NBC stardom and future Oscar and Tony ambitions.
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Cleron Wilson
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Bert Williams
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New Jersey
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Wilson
Coe Jazz Band To TV Telecast November 23
The Coe College Jazz Band will be featured in a one hour telecast on 27 Midwest educational stations affiliated with the Central Educational Network. Soloist Rich Matteson will join the band and the Des Moines concert from May is part of the tape. Directed by Jerry Owen the band earned a Cedar Rapids standing ovation for the Oct 16 Sinclair Hall show. The program features arrangements by Matteson and others ranging from Basie to Blood Sweat and Tears. KIIN in Iowa City carried the July concert and will air the Nov 23 program.
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Prisoners Hear Classical Concert At Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Violinist Daniel Heifetz 22 along with Alan Marks and Dominique Merlit performed for about 2,300 inmates in Atlanta. The concert, first of its kind at the prison, drew inmates from the auditorium while others faced TV, recreation or classes. The Pro Musica Foundation tour aims to broaden access to music.
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New York Times
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Tombs
Manhattan
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Betty Helps Her People on Cade's County
Betty Ann Carr stars with Glenn Ford and Edgar Buchanan in CBS's Cade's County. She is one half Cherokee and one half French, age twenty two, with a master's in dramatics from San Diego State. She plays Betty Ann Sundown and teaches aspiring Indian actors at Jay Silverheels drama school in the San Fernando Valley.
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Broadway Revival Of On the Town Delights Nostalgia
Broadway revival of On the Town at the Imperial Theater draws praise for Bernstein score lively dancing and period charm. Performers Ron Husmann Bernadette Peters Phyllis Newman Donna McKechnie charm audiences with stylish numbers and witty performance while critics note it recalls 1940s Broadway and may attract crowds seeking nostalgic sparkle.
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Ron Field
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Husmann
Donna McKechnie
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