Celebrity Headlines from Leonard Lyons Column
In New York gossip, Bishop Fulton Sheen plans a Miami Beach visit to see friend Jackie Gleason, while J Edgar Hoover seeks to remain FBI chief indefinitely. Notables include Paulette Goddard on Jacqueline Onassis’ necklace, the Nixons at the Pierre, Barbara Harris starred in Kenneth Brown’s new play, and Mrs Cyrus Vance plans to leave Paris. Abba Eban visits Guatemala and praises a brain surgery survivor, Ultra Violet teases Warhol’s new novel, Patrick O Neals eight film deal with 20th Century Fox, and Munich stage signs echo Maria Callas. Comden hovers at Mount Sinai as Nixon era questions surface. Warner’s Seven Arts to film Baldwin works. Feiffer’s Little plays advancing to screen.
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New York Previews and Celebrity Bits Date Night Reflections
The column bundles gossip on Olivier style imports for Oliver, Joan Westmore voting on election day with a neighbor, John Gruen's Private World launch with Bernstein present, Judy Garland's hospital meals, Chagalls at the Plaza and Perry filming plans. It notes Onassis wedding rings shared with Revson guests, Stella Adler Yale offers, John McMartin shaving, Capucine teaming with Givenchy, and a law aptitude test listing Chaplin and Schlesinger.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor Threat Prompts Yard Inquiry in London
Zsa Zsa Gabor told Scotland Yard she fears for her life after an anonymous threat. Detectives investigate while she stays with staff and pets in London. A high court order compels payment of about $132,840 for two Belgravia houses.
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Jones to guest star in two part N.Y.P.D. episode
James Earl Jones, star of The Great White Hope, signs to guest star in a forthcoming two part ABC TV N.Y.P.D. episode. Jack Warden, Robert Hooks and Frank Converse star as New York City detectives. This marks Jones's first network TV appearance since the Broadway hit opened in October.
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