New York Cavalcade Finds Headlines and Stars on Broadway
Janet Gaynor contemplates Manhattan residence as Broadway novelty headlines surge. Carol Lawrence debuts at the Plaza Persian Room with Robert Goulet at ringside. Edlee Iverson touts Suzanne LeRoy as a standout. TWA hosts a party at Idlewild honoring Manuel Viola’s striking art.
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Broadway’s The Advocate opens with home viewers in five cities
The Advocate stars James Daly in a taut Sacco and Vanzetti drama at the ANTA theater. A Westinghouse telecast mirrors the Broadway premiere for five cities, while Baltimore Boston Pittsburgh Cleveland and San Francisco view a taped studio version. Critics note strong acting and sharp direction though some say the piece remains a flawed document.
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Vanzetti
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New York Mirror
Robert Coleman
New Rage Among Stars in Burke's Law Show
Hollywood gossip notes the new TV trend of big-name stars taking minor roles in Burke's Law. Producer Aaron Spelling pays a flat 1000 dollars per day, drawing 98 stars across 15 shots, with actors shaping parts to suit their talents.
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Rage Among Stars
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Spelling
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Juliet Prowse
John Ireland
Burgess Meredith
Diana Dors
Suzy Parker
Jan Sterling
Arlene Dahl
Sammy Davis
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Burke
Norbert Bakewell Plans Visit to Germany
Special to The Gazette reports Norbert Bakewell visiting his mother Veronica Bakewell. He leaves Saturday for Germany.
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Veronica Bakewell
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Bobby Vinton's shift from coal to cash in pop stardom
Hollywood AP Bobby Vinton recalls a habit of splurging and explains how a life of success transformed his finances. Once aiming for the Pittsburgh Symphony he became a chart topping singer with hits Roses Are Red Blue Velvet and rising income. He notes his non Italian, non South Philadelphia roots and early work with Pittsburgh bands.
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Sammy Davis, Jr
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South
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