CBS color TV approval stuns radio and TV circles
The FCC approved CBS color video transmissions after years of inquiry and licensing freezes that upset video enthusiasts. RCA rivals vow continued development while CBS faces potential litigation. Joan Benny, age 16, appears on the Benny show tonight. Bob Poole earns top radio disc jockey honor in Billboard poll. Alan Young signed for a new project.
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Clarence film role and TV auditions headline October ''
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Take Comfort Hollywood Things Haven t Changed
Hollywood faces renewed scrutiny as critics and censors attack its morals and costs. Historic parallels emerge with 1920s scandals, Goldwyns defense, and early film governance under Will Hays. Television now dominates headlines as the industry debates production centers.
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Shouting for movies fans urged to speak up and demand
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Knight on Wheels on the Paramount Lot
Lawrence Olivier zips around the Paramount lot on a bicycle. The British Empire knight prefers practicality to pageantry as he tours the studio on two wheels.
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Flynn wedding set in Monaco as Patricia Wymore to wed
Actor Errol Flynn will marry Patricia Wymore in Monaco on October 23 then return to work on Bloodline. After five days of filming the couple will sail the Mediterranean. Wymore arrives with her parents on Flynn s yacht Zaca and a small guard will oversee the civil ceremony.
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