Notable 1960s showbiz spins and tours in New York scene
Leonard Wate reports Lynda Birt Johnson Robb will work for Ladies Home Journal on Young Married projects. Harold Robbins promotes The Inheritors on a 20 city tour with designer jumpsuits. Columbia to issue Eugene McCarthy poetry readings album at Ninety-Second Street Y. Warhol interview of Keir Dullea as de Sade illustrated by photo of a topless actress. Pairings of Broadway debuts and tower elevator quarrel with Patachou.
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Ninety-Second Street Y
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Keir Dullea
de Sade
Parke- Bennet
Juhe Sheraton
Bons” Corp
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Dennis King
Imperial Theater
Patachou
Three Men on a Horse revival trims erstwhile gags on Broadway
New York review notes the 1995 comedy winner returns to the Lyceum with a starry cast including Sam Levene Jack Gilford Paul Ford Butterfly McQueen and Dorothy Loudon. Time has faded many gags and the ensemble feels worn though veteran performers and George Abbott steer the show with period flair.
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Butterfly McQueen
Dorothy Loudon
Huntley to resign from NBC News after 1970 elections
Chet Huntley, half of NBC Evening News duo, is expected to resign per NBC sources. Reuven Frank confirms the move will follow the 1970 midyear elections, tied to a $15 million Montana resort project Huntley is developing. David Brinkley says he has no plans to depart NBC.
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NBC News
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Met Dispute Grips Met. Bing Offers Refunds
New York UPI Rudolf Bing says the Metropolitan Opera season is not canceled but gradually folds due to a labor dispute. Meetings planned with Harry Van Arsdale Jr and unions aim to resolve terms. unions demand higher pay and threaten strikes. Refunds offered to subscribers. deficit projections rise from 3.5 to 5.8 million dollars. Producer Fred Kohlmar, 64, dies after lung cancer surgery. credits include Picnic and Bye Bye Birdie.
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Metropolitan
Harry van Arsdale, Jr
Central Labor Council
Bing
Met
39Th Street
Broadway
Dies Hollywood
Fred Kohlmar
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