New York Cavalcade of Showbiz Gossip and Escapes
Dick Gregory denies calling Presidents Johnson and Eisenhower stupid while SOBOL host Ralph Watkins welcomes him back as a attractions. Frances Faye performs solo with her spirited piano and song routine. Cesar Romero appears as Charlie Luciano in A House Is Not a Home. Joe Levine’s Four Seasons bash features David Susskind singing portions of My Fair Lady with Rudy Vallee. Palisades amusement park season ends soon. Peter Lawford sets up a Stanhope hotel stay while renting a Fifth Avenue duplex for $3,200 monthly. Riviera around Kennedy airport offers drinks on the house amid pending license. Huntington Hartford museum reports rubbish fires and slashed Dali pictures with no clues. Barbra Streisand jokes about singing for dough. Cyd Charisse to team with Tony Martin but goes solo due to stage space. Liz and Dick Burton plan extended stays in New York. Recalled Beverly Hills 1953 rental by the James Masons from the Richard Burtons.
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Gazette Want Ads Offer Exciting Values Daily
Daily Gazette want ads promote money saving deals and bargain opportunities across categories. The brief item highlights affordable goods and services designed to attract readers seeking value and quick purchases.
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Miss Carroll Quits Beekman Place On Broadway
Boston AP reports Madeleine Carroll, the former Hollywood star, quits Beekman Place ahead of its Broadway run after a mutual disagreement with management. Leora Dana will replace her, with previews in Boston before a Morosco Theatre debut on October 7. Carroll had not appeared on Broadway since Goodbye My Fancy in 1949 and has since lived in Paris.
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Hedda Hopper Hollywood Tales of Harlow Projects
Hollywood gossip notes trace ongoing picture plans about Jean Harlow with Carroll Baker and Joe Levine pursuing a Mount for Paramount while Columbia and Twentieth Century weigh options. Sid Skolsky seeks control and revived Marilyn Monroe talks, with Darryl Zanuck, Irving Shulman, and Mike Frankovich involved. Tony Perkins returns from Cape Cod as Kennedy era park talks surface. Danny Kaye’s latest bid lands in, tying to recent deals.
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Night of the Iguana Tops Tuesday Theater Times
Paramount presents I'd Rather Be Rich and shorts with showings at 1 35 3 35 5 35 7 35 9 35 while World screens Night of the Iguana with 1 30 4 05 6 40 9 15 and Dream Maker at 3 50 7 40 plus Marnie at RKO Iowa and other films including Duel of the Titans and Pink Panther at Marion data shows drive in titles Black Like Me and Johnny Cool and Twixt Town listings
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TV stars and shows spice San Francisco trip report
Invitations for a jet trip to San Francisco precede a welcome TV event on Astrovision. Danny cooks at Johnny Kan's in Chinatown. Mary Poppins breaks records at Grauman's Chinese. Frank Sinatra visits Monte Carlo Yacht Club with Princess Grace and Rainier and others. Celeste Holm stars in Cinderella. Rodgers and Hammerstein revival starts Oct 12.
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