Broadway Notes: Lyons and Royal Visit Dominate Busy Week
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip attend a Hill Festival Symphony. Lyons praises the pianist after a concert in the royal box. News from Hollywood reports Ross Hunter’s studio dispute over Air port earnings. Evelyn L. and others headline film and stage updates. a tax note raises petty larceny threshold. Copenhagen edition and other entertainment items fill the page.
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Three TV Specials Highlight United Nations Children's Fund
New York AP reports three ABC television specials will focus on UNICEF. A Friday 6:30 PM program, To All the World's Children, follows three children in South America Africa and Asia with culture driven responses to music and dance. A Discovery follow up features Indian artist David Paladin and his work for UNICEF Christmas cards. A World of Love, an entertainment salute to children, airs December 22 at 7 30 PM featuring Burton Andrews Belafonte MacLaine Hepburn from the UN General Assembly and other locales.
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Wichita State Marshall Benefit TV All-Star Show
Hollywood television stations will air a two hour Wichita-Marshall benefit to aid those injured and families of the 31 killed in October and November plane crashes. From Wichita State University Henry Levitt Arena stars include Kate Smith Tiny Tim and Henry Fonda among others. The program will be free to networks and aired live or taped with Monty Hall hosting. 724 WMT TV Cedar Rapids will carry delayed tape at 10 30 PM Saturday. Charley the Lonesome Cougar to become a mother at Tacoma Zoo with two female cougars currently breeding and a second female expected to give birth soon.
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So Much for Protests So Much for Protests
Layton Utah residents petitioned the town council to ban X and R rated films in two local theaters. Theater operator Paul Diaz announced a family plan offering G rated films for six months with a $15 fee, after sending 4 000 notices. response was low and some letter writers objected to the plan.
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