Kathryn Crosby Joins Bob Hope Show as Leading Lady
Hollywood report notes Kathryn Crosby wife of Bing Crosby acts opposite Bob Hope on the Bob Hope Chrysler Show. She previously trained as a nurse, pursued acting with Columbia and in summer theater, later joining Hope after Bing approved the television pairing. The Crosbys split time among Palm Springs, a northern California ranch, and a new Las Cruces Mexico home, as Max Arnow shepherded her career.
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London Press Objects to Liz TV Tour
British writer Anthony Gilbey in New York ridicules Elizabeth Taylor for a London documentary aired in the United States. He calls her delivery shrill and suburban while noting Churchill quotes and a claiming she proves she is an actress. The program streams in Britain in November.
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U. S. Critic Rates Taylor Tour Higher
UPI reports critics diverge on Elizabeth Taylor CBS look at London. Some reviews mock the smug tone, while others praise her solo performance despite uneven readings and a lack of standout entertainment on the program.
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Taylor Sparkles In London Visit Behind The Camera
The piece argues that the hour served mainly to reward Miss Taylor with a quarter of a million dollars and elevate two young producers, offering a counterpoint to her life’s glare. Yet the allure remained Miss Taylor herself as she appeared stunning in hotel rooms and along the Thames.
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Theater Time for Monday at Paramount and Local Screens
Movie listings for Paramount, RKO Iowa, Marion and C R Drive In show multiple films. The VIPs at Paramount. Lilies of the Field at RKO Iowa with several daily showings. Stage Coach to Dancer's Rock and Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm playlists. Days of Wine and Roses and Roman Spring of Mrs Stone at TIMES. The Longest Day at Marion with shorts. Hatari at C R Drive In.
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Man Who Shot Liberty Valance at 7 10 Closed ex cept weekends
A listing notes film showings with the western classic Man Who Shot Liberty Valance at 7 10 and a title Twixt Town indicating a closed schedule except weekends.
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Free Clinic Book Promises Pain Relief Without Drugs
An offer for a free book explains causes and ill effects of painful crippling conditions and presents a proven non surgical treatment. The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri invites readers to request the free booklet without cost or obligation, claiming it could save years of misery.
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