Broadway Unveils Ambitious 1964 65 Season Lineup
New York theatre scene reveals a major 1964 65 Broadway season with openings at Longacre Morosco and Anta theaters. Notable shows include Traveller without Luggage A Girl Could Get Lucky Absence of a Cello Filler on the Roof Golden Boy The Last Anal y sis Oh What A Lovely War The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window The Physicists Ben Franklin in Paris The Severed Head I Was Dancing Something More Luv Oh Bury Me Not Poor Bites Zizi Bajour plus the Lincoln Center Repertory Theater first production at Anta Washington Square and Chita Rivera in Bajour.
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Murray Schisgal
Eli Wallach
Anne Jackson
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Jean ‘Simmons
Ethel Barrymore
Cort
Donald Pleasence
Jeanmarre
Chita Rivera
Herschel Bernardi
Thomas Middleton
William Rowley
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Hedda Hopper in Hollywood
Hedda Hopper reports on Alan Lerner's new musical comedy in rehearsal starring Louis Jourdan and Barbara Harris with Cy Feuer producing and Bob Fosse directing. Julie Andrews, Ginger Rogers, Debbie Reynolds, Judy Garland and TV as educator are noted with industry ambitions and charity ties.
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Celebrity Scandal Tales Spark Philadelphia Speech Plans
A CBS producer bought pills for $600.28 from a half million dollar stock. Irish designer Sybil Connolly will speak in Philadelphia late this month to about 200 mother superiors about her new habits for six European orders. Gypsy Rose Lee continues photographing stars for Mike Douglas’s show, including Polly Bergen, Hank Fonda, and Walter Slezak, while plotting a shot of Rock Hudson from his terrace to boost his career.
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