Marie Bell Company of Paris Opens Atkinson Theater
Paris based Marie Bell Company presents Racine Phedre at Atkinson Theater under S Hurok with Marie Bell in the title role. Henrietta Barreau and Danielle Volle deliver engaging performances while Alain Cuny appears imposing though less convincing. The run continues for a week before Berenice follows.
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New Kind Mme Bell in Greek tragedy Phedre at Paramount
The feature presents a poetic drama drawn from Greek mythology. Phedre, wife of Thesee, schemes with her nurse to ruin Hippolyte, leading to the prince’s banishment and death, followed by Phedre’s suicide. Claude Giraud stars as Hippolyte amid a strong supporting cast.
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Critics Praise Mme. Bell in Tranquil, Powerful Performance
John Chapman calls her an imposing uncannily tranquil actress. Howard Taubman notes breadth and fire that may verge on flamboyant elegance. Herbert Kupferberg says Mme. Bell triumphs, creating a figure evoking compassion and understanding.
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Drive-In Schedule Notes and Limited Weekend Operation
The listing shows showtimes for RKO Iowa and Marion drive-ins with titles such as 20 000 Leagues and Gathering of Eagles, plus World and Times programs. It notes TWIXT TOWN is closed except weekends and includes other film pairings and times at several venues.
Old Ironsides Celebrates 166th Birthday
The USS Constitution nicknamed Old Ironsides marked its 166th birthday in Boston. Launched near the current berth at the Boston naval shipyard on October 21, 1797, the historic ship remains the oldest commissioned vessel in the U.S. Navy.
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Hope Lange Weds Alan Pakula In Jewish Ceremony
Actress Hope Lange and producer Alan Pakula married in a Saturday night Jewish ceremony at the home of Martin Manulis Hollywood AP reports they are on their honeymoon following the wedding tied to the film To Kill a Mockingbird.
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Join KCRG-TV 9's Bob Henry MIDWEST NEWS FINAL
Bob Henry anchors KCRG-TV 9's Midwest News Final weeknights at 10. The program delivers regional headlines, weather updates, and local reports from the newsroom in Cedar Rapids.
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Hedda Hopper in Hollywood and a Paris ball
Hedda Hopper describes a plan to invite Kay Gable to host an April in Paris ball in New York with Claude Philippe and Jean Pierre Aumont. She agrees after consulting her circle, while Hopper reflects on travel lectures and observations from Rockton Jackson and Wheeling.
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