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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1966
Page
14
Louis Sobol details a bustling postwar New York scene with Darryl Zanuck Anita Louise and Henry Berger at Twenty One. Mentions TV plans Julie Andrews De Gaulle Judy Garland and other stars while noting the lively nightly crowds and stand ing ovations at a popular club.
Theaters list films and show times: Paramount shows The Agony and the Ecstasy at 4 10 6 20 8 30. Iowa runs Ambush Bay with shorts at multiple times. World screens Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf with shorts. Times features The Sound of Music at 2 and 8. Marion shows Lt Robin Crusoe and Run Appaloosa Run. C R Drive In runs This Property Is Condemned. Twixt Town offers Walk Don't Run and Under the Yum Yum Tree with late times.
Hollywood UPI reports Mrs Elva Miller the off key singing matron will debut in The Cool One playing an overnight singing sensation with a cameo in the film set to showcase her unusual vocal style and memorable screen presence.
Hollywood reviews open with ABC debuts Love on a Rooftop a romantic comedy about Peter Deuel and Judy Carne moving into a San Francisco top-floor apartment. The piece praises the cast especially Carne and notes stiff competition from Petticoat Junction Red Skelton and NBC films while highlighting The Pruitts of Southampton and The Rounders as strong alphabet debuts on Tuesday night.
Ray Orbison, a North Texas State freshman, touts a MGM deal predicting a million in three years as he tops charts with Sam Jackson. The duo plan 40 songs a year while filming The Fastest Guitar Alive about Confederate gold thieves in San Francisco.
Cleveland sailor Robert Manry, who crossed the Atlantic solo in 1965, intends a 5000 mile trip aboard Tinkerbelle II next summer. He will sail west to the Great Lakes, down the Mississippi and Gulf, across the Atlantic and Hudson River, back to the Great Lakes, a yearlong voyage with his wife and two children. The boat is 27 feet. The family will study by correspondence and tutoring.
London report says Prime Minister Wilson consulted his horoscope before appealing to the Trades Union Congress to back his economic measures. The horoscope advised that much of his time is spent persuading others to see things as he does, but it is worthwhile.
New York AP reports comedian Al Kelly real name Al Kalish died from a heart attack after leaving the Friars Club in Manhattan. He rose to fame with 50 years of doubletalk and word mispronunciations entertaining vaudeville and nightclub audiences. He lived in Forest Hills Queens and is survived by wife Mary.
An Iowan and president of Toastmasters International, John B. Miller of Nevada, will be on CBS To Tell The Truth Friday at 2 p.m. He joins two other men trying to mislead the panel about who is the real John Miller.
The Guthrie theatre starts its fall bill with Bernard Shaw The Doctor's Dilemma directed by Douglas Campbell. Lee Richardson and Nancy Wickwire star with Ed Flanders in the cast as the artist and his wife. The production runs in repertory through December 11 alongside S S Glencairn and two plays from the summer bill The Skin of Our Teeth and As You Like It.
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