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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1969
Page
13
Hollywood reports that ABC terminated the Joey Bishop Show after a two and a half year run. Bishop, joking about time off, walked from the studio as taping started leaving the program in limbo.
ABC plans to end Replacement ABC's late night program with Dick Cavett possibly taking over in January while NBC's Johnny Carson and CBS's Merv Griffin dominate. Regis Philbin notes guest hosts will fill in, as network officials cite poor ratings and limited affiliates. Joey Bishop reflects on his career and hints at future offers as relationships with affiliates fray.
Robert Shaw discussess Elmer Gantry and Othello at the Old Vic as Coral Browne scandal erupts at Four Seasons. John Galbraith Noy hosts a dinner with remarks on Agnew. Muhammed Ali still memorization issues during Buck White previews. Barbra Streisand shoots Ow and the Pussycat bath scene with George Sera. Thurman Arnold funeral recalls Lattimore mortgage quip. Reagan politics book by Pat Brown’s predecessor teased. Horace Sutton to Holiday. Louis Harts lectures. Actors Fund tour visit with Lee Lotito. Dowling to donate portrait. Israel Horovitz readying Cigarettes Whisky and Wah-Wah Women. Reader’s Digest John Reddy on Cronkite sports cars feature. White Mouse at East Room. Carol Lawrence reads Gantry script. Don Travern to head National Cable-TV Assn.
Listings show film schedules for Paramount, Iowa, World, Times, Plaza, Marion, Collins Drive-In, and Twin West with titles such as The Un defeated Those Were the Happy Times The Lion in Winter Rain People Gypsy Moths 100 Rifles Dr. Doolittle Wild Angels Glory Stompers Devil's Angels and more plus matinee slots and shorts sections.
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