Susan Strasberg Shines On Broadway In Anne Frank Role
AP reports 17 year old Susan Strasberg emerges as the Broadway season’s teenage sensation in The Diary of Anne Frank. Daughter of Paula Miller and Lee Strasberg, she overcomes birth advantages and intense competition, balancing talks of high school and an imminent memoir.
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AAUW sponsors Othello at Times theater November 13 to 16
The American Association of University Women sponsors Orson Welles Othello at the Times theater November 13 through 16. Proceeds from pre sale tickets support AAUW fellowship programs including about 30 domestic fellowships annually and international grants aiding 50 women from 33 countries to study in the United States. Tickets available from AAUW members or Mrs William G Lewellen, fellowship chairman.
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Danceland Hosts Two Sadie Hawkins Dances With Orchestras
Bob Calame and his Bubbles in the Wine orchestra perform at Danceland on Wednesday for a Sadie Hawkins dance while Eddie Allen leads a Hawkins evening Saturday night. The ballroom’s annual event invites couples and crowds for lively dancing. May bring local fans to enjoy orchestral tunes and social mixing.
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On Broadway with Winchell and Hollywood Gossips
Walter Winchell reports in New York society and show business circles on January chatter. Janice Rule, ex Capagal, is in Mexico with N Richard Nash amid marriage rumors. Toots Shoo vacates his 51st Street location for $600000. Leo Durocher faces Milwaukee rumors. Gloria Vanderbilt, Peter Towns, and Edith Piaf stay in headlines.
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New Records Review Highlights Ravel Daphnis and Chloe
A review notes the Boston Symphony Orchestra under Munch delivers the complete Daphnis and Chloe ballet, with New England Conservatory chorus and Warhol artwork. Also praised are Kitchin Apstol Saint-Saens and Lalo cello concertos featuring Andre Navarra, plus Gershwin Rhapsody and Pro Musica Hamburg performance, and the Philadelphia Orchestra with Grieg and Bizet suites.
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Bug Philadelphia Orchestra
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David Wayne Proves To Be A Patient Man
Hollywood AP David Wayne plans a Broadway return to star in a play that Brando can do in the movies. The actor recalls memorable Broadway turns such as Ensign Pulver and Teahouse of the August Moon and jokes about missing Teahouse while embracing his film success in The Tender Trap. He downplays Fox years as a waste, noting his close work with Marilyn Monroe and frequent meetings with DiMaggio.
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Stop the Music Winner From Cedar Rapids
Kathleen Nugent of Cedar Rapids won $600 in government bonds and a jewelry gift on the ABC TV show Stop the Music carried by KCRG. Bert Parks announced her win by telephone from 1234 Fourth Avenue SE, Cedar Rapids, as the program aired Thursdays.
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Downing Named to Hayes Committee in New York Salute
Robert Downing Broadway correspondent for The Gazette will join Moss Hart and Ezra Stone on the theater salute to Helen Hayes in New York on December 30. The event marks the fiftieth anniversary of Miss Hayes career in show business with Downing researching a musical number reflecting her acting eras.
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Ezra Stone
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Hayes
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