Broadway Celebrities Dramas, Debuts, and Disarmament Talks
New York gossip notes feature Warren Buffett like pensions for judges, Cagney co op burglary sale, Polanski directing a mount western for Paramount, Churchill to be Times foreign correspondent, Warhol film at Spoleto, Freni and Pavarotti at Met party, and Shriver teaching near Paris. The item blends theater, film, art, and diplomatic chatter with a jaunty Broadway voice.
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New York
Warren
James Cagney
Loel Guinness
Roman Polanski
Paramount
Winston Churchill
Times of London
Otto Preminger
Timothy Leary
Sammy Davis
Jackie Gleason
Leary
Gleason
Joe Levine
Woody Allen
Andy Warhol
Man
Spoleto
Perle Mesta
Eunice Shriver
Paris
Carol Channing
Ross Hunter
Bob Fryer
Massey Seeks Fame After Star Role Opposite Julie Andrews
Daniel Massey discusses his path from stage to film in Hollywood. He is Raymond Massey’s son and Noel Coward’s godson and co stars with Julie Andrews in Star!. He says portraying a living person was harder than an historical figure and aims to establish himself in Hollywood films.
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Bowery
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Kookie
Joanna
Lichtenstein
Raymond Massey
Noel Coward
Julie Andrews
Julie
Young Massey
England
London
Broadway
Massey
Lord Nelson
Coward
Nelson
Daniel
Noel
Hollywood
Hollywood Pictures
Israel Horovitz
Horovitz
Updike
Harlem
Tillich
Off Broadway Triple Bill Debuts at Henry Miller’s
New York critics split over the Circle in the Square triple bill Morning Noon and Night starring Israel Horovitz McNally and Melfi. The program blends sharp satire and poetic comedy in three plays with five actors delivering varied roles.
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Sophie Maslow
New York
Madison Square Garden
John Lindsay
Clive Barnes
New York Times Service
Circle In the Square
Henry Miller
The
Angels
Leonard Melfi
Melfi
Gertrude Stein
Sorrell Brooke
John Heffernan
Robert Klein
Charlotte Rae
Jane Marla Robbins
Critics Pan film Morn ing Noon and Night
Jack Gaver of UPI calls the work a curiosity with little merit and warns viewers to see it at their own risk. Douglas Watt of the Daily News deems it a sorry production unlikely to benefit anyone involved.
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UPI
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Daily News
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