Maureen Stapleton Plays It By Ear In The Gin Game
New York AP Maureen Stapleton takes roles as they come in a busy career spanning stage, film and television. She now stars in the Broadway drama comedy The Gin Game while also appearing in The Runner Stumbles and Woody Allen Interiors. Her TV work includes The Gathering on ABC and The Queen of the Stardust Ballroom.
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Stapleton balances two roles in The Gin Game
Erie actress Maureen Stapleton speaks of fear in playing two roles with the Gin Game. She recalls her poker hobby and backstage tourney pressures while detailing her career, struggles with alcohol and therapy, and her view on aging and happiness.
Theaters and Shows Listing for Wednesday
Iowa showings include Goin Coconuts at 7 35 and 9 25. World features Oh God Goodbye Girl at 8 45. Corvette Summer runs 7 and 8 55. Plaza presents Grease at 7 30 and 9 30. Stage 1 offers Wholl Stop the Rain at 7 30 and 9 50. Stage 2 Heaven Can Wait at 7 40 and 9 35. Stage 3 National Lampoon Animal House at 7 40 and 9 45. Stage 4 Hooper at 7 45 and 9 40. Eastown I Revenge of the Pink Panther 7 35 and 9 25. Eastown II Foul Play 7 30 and 9 30. Twin West Avalanche 7 50 and Catastrophe 9 45. Twin East Semi Tough 7 50 and Convoy 9 55.
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Boeing offers six abreast first class on new 767 interior
Boeing unveiled a mockup of the 767 interior in Renton Washington. First class seats will be arranged six abreast in three pairs while tourist class seats count seven abreast. Tourist seats are about one inch wider than standard. The 767 is planned to roll in 1981 with first delivery in 1982. ON THIS DATE in 1977, three failed West German terrorists died by their own actions and a fourth killed herself.
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Television Listings Highlight 1968 Black Power Olympic Incident
The OCR shows TV grid for Wednesday and Thursday with programs like News Tonight Kung Fu and Mary Tyler Moore and a closing line noting 1968 Black Power advocates Tommie Smith and John Carlos were dropped from the U.S. Olympic team for a clenched fist display in Mexico City.
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