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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1956
Page
7
William Ewald reports on Donald, ABC TV Masquerade Party host, a long time banquet speaker who handles 75 to 200 engagements yearly. He notes the banquets carry hazards like drunken audiences, cold chicken, and the need to win over guests within 30 seconds.
Hollywood buzz centers on Paul Gregory planning a Broadway musical Fooling Ourselves starring Gene Nelson and Sue Carson after his run of hits. Dana and Greg Bautzer head to Acapulco for a honeymoon, Natalie Wood eyes Marjorie Morningstar lead, and Rita Clark Gable returns to film work while illnesses affect cast.
Local listings show schedule times for Paramount Iowa and State theaters with films such as Love Me Tender Sharkfighters and Abdullahs Dream. Wednesday matinees feature Girl He Left Behind Cry in the Night Teenage Rebel and On the Riviera Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Palace and Marion theaters list Come Next Spring Steel Jungle King and I with various showtimes.
Hollywood producer Irwin Allen directs The Story of Mankind at Warner Brothers. He blends history with sci fi elements and a two star dialogue setup as Cedric Hardwicke, Vincent Price, and Ronald Calman headline a cast to portray historical deeds. The film follows Allen’s shift from TV dramas to a grand historical adventure aimed at a broad family audience.
Senator Lyndon Johnson disclosed strong representations by the United States to Yugoslavia over denying William Randolph Hearst Jr. entry on official Senate mission. Johnson, in Europe, said he pressed Acting Secretary of State Herbert D. Hannaford Jr. Hearst is in Europe as a special consultant for a Senate subcommittee. The Yugoslav government denied him entry last week for its foreign aid inquiry.
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