On Broadway by Leonard Lyons A scatter of nightlife and culture notes
New York gossip roundup cites Henry Kissinger planning a trip to Peking with shirt antics and a White House prayer meeting on Oct. 10. Mentions Golda Meir named child in Jerusalem, Judge Murray Gurbin, Sacco-Vanzetti case files exhibit, boxing history, and upcoming performances by Byron Janis and Vance Hartke’s campaign song.
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Vanzetti
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All My Children
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New York Post
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Stern
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Ed Sullivan the showman who lets stars shine
Ed Sullivan, Harlem-born host of a long running CBS program, is praised for discovering and presenting more than 25 000 performers over 35 years. The article notes his talent is in bringing others to the stage and stepping back, and previews The Sullivan Years eight 90 minute specials on CBS this year. Sullivan recalls early life and influences including Jolson, Bergman, Hayes, Laughton, Presley, and Chevalier.
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Murray Head
Judas Licariot
London
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Marian Abderson
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Miss Anderson
Hal Boyle
New York
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Television
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Sing Sing
AL Jolson
Willie Howard
Elvis Presley
Helen Hayes
Charles Laughton
Ingrid Bergman
Twiggy Reflects On Fame From Youth In a Working-Class Frame
Twiggy, famed for fashion and moon picture debut in Ken Russell's The Boy Friend, recalls early fame at 17. She says success no longer required posing as high class, and that coming from a working-class family became openly acceptable. Her father and mother are simply Dad and Mum.
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Twiggy
Ken Russell
Gene Vincent Dies at 36 in California
1950s rock star Gene Vincent known for Be Bop A Lula died at Inter-Valley Community Hospital in Newhall California aged 36. The report notes his influence in rock and roll and mentions a public service role linked to Mister Rogers Neighborhood and the Academy of Podiatry.
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Newhall
Cali
New York
Rogers
Inter-Valley
Imunity Hospital
American Academy of Podiati
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