Seven Capital Sins in French Film Debuts at Times Theater
The Cedar Rapids Art Association sponsors the French film Seven Capital Sins starring Jean-Pierre Aumont and Catherine. Rosette, a discontented maid, seeks stardom then questions what comes after success. The story surveys envy pride and other sins with wit and risqué humor.
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Washington Senator Pushes General Savage on TV Show
The Washington senator urges General Savage on the Friday night broadcast at 8:30 in a discussion labeled Pressure Point on KCRG TV 9.
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Friday Theater Schedule Highlights
The listing shows theatrical runs across multiplexes with films including Fantasticks and Rio Conchos at Paramount, Blood on the Arrow and Topkapi at RKO Iowa, Of Human Bondage at World, Seven Capital Sins at Times, Viva Las Vegas at Marion, a Saturday matinee of Viva Las Vegas, Naked Edge Christine Keeler Affair and Reptilicus at C R Drive In, and Summer Holiday Goliath and the Sins of Babylon and House of Fright at Twixt Town.
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Afghan King Visits Peking With Chou Welcome
Premier Chou Enlai of Communist China welcomed the king of Afghanistan during a state visit to Peking, as relations and regional ties are highlighted in the ceremony.
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Rise Stevens Likely Ends Opera Career Says She Won't Farewell
Rise Stevens, the famed Ros enkavalier of her era, told a Houston AP reporter she probably has sung her last opera. She plans to continue concert engagements, noting her final role was Orfeo at the Metropolitan Opera, but there was no planned farewell performance.
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Leading mezzo soprano to co general manager of Met Opera National Co
A renowned mezzo soprano, once a star of radio film and recording earning 250000 a year, becomes co general manager of the Metropolitan Opera National Co. She is the first woman opera manager since Mary Garden. Starting next year the company plans a 36 week season of 220 performances in 70 American cities.
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